Read this: Carlos Allen, alleged third crasher, on his night at White House

Carlos Allen is a pretty fun interview subject, if you want to know the truth. (Bill O'Leary/The Washington Post)

We had a nice long chat with Carlos Allen yesterday, and here's our profile of the alleged third state dinner crasher. Unlike the Salahis, he's talking and talking -- and he's pretty entertaining. He says he wants to clear his name (we'll let you decide if his account of the night clears up or only deepens the mystery) -- but he's also got some pretty hilarious stories. Highlights:

"The only thing I regretted at the end of the night was that they didn't have no dancing."

"To be successful you have to look the part. You might be broke but if you look good, they don't know you're broke unless you tell them."

"For 45 minutes [the Secret Service] called me a liar. I started believing that I didn't go to the White House. I said, ''Okay, you're right, I did not go to the White House.'"

"I showed an invitation. I got in with an invitation. I was seated with an invitation."

But please, go read the whole thing here.

By The Reliable Source | January 15, 2010; 6:28 PM ET
Categories: Read This , White House crashers
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Read this: Carlos Allen, alleged third crasher, on his night at White House