Obama Set to Appear on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart

Tomorrow Barack Obama will be everywhere - first in a half hour advertisement he is planning to use for "closing arguments," then later the same night on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

This will be the Democratic presidential nominee's fourth time on The Daily Show. He first appeared in November, 2005, and again in August, 2007. His most recent appearance was on April 21, 2008 which was the eve of the Pennsylvania primary against then-presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton.

This was also during the time of the Reverend Wright controversy.

"The Rev. Wright controversy, the flag-pin controversy . . . Will you pull a bait-and-switch, sir, and enslave the white race? Is that your plan?" joked Stewart. To which Obama replied, "That is not our plan, Jon. But I think your paranoia might make you suitable as a debate moderator."

Later in the show Stewart mocked Obama's speaking style, by hilariously having Obama read everyday mundane phrases, turning them into pieces of inspiration.

As always, The Daily Show shouldn't let down, and I expect Obama and Stewart to be more entertaining than ever.

The Daily Show airs at 11 p.m. on Comedy Central.