Obama Goes for Laughs on ‘The Daily Show’
Poking fun at recent controversy, Jon Stewart asked Barack Obama Monday if, once elected, he plans to "pull a bait and switch and enslave the white race" The candidate responded with a chuckle and a dig at ABC News.Poking fun at recent controversy, Jon Stewart asked Barack Obama Monday if, once elected, he plans to “pull a bait and switch … and enslave the white race.” The candidate responded with a chuckle and a dig at ABC News.
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