The suave secret agent who hosts "Anderson Cooper 360" by day and kills terrorists at night made a huge impression on University of Buffalo students on Saturday.

Cooper gave a speech consisting of Wolf Blitzer jokes and the usual pointless plea for kids to vote. In Buffalo, this was right up there with MLK's "I Have a Dream" speech:

Karen Flaig, a sophomore speech and hearing science major, was thrilled by Cooper's speech.

"He was absolutely wonderful, funny, intelligent and very humble," Flaig said. "He was far more inspiring than the Dalai Lama, I really want to go out and make a difference."