Earlier this year, Barack Obama became the first sitting president to appear on the "Tonight Show," when he appeared on the then Jay Leno-hosted show in March. Tonight he will appear on "The Late Show with David Letterman," becoming the first sitting president to appear on that show, as well.It won't be his first appearance with David Letterman, however. Barack Obama has already appeared on the show five times, but this is his first since Sept. 10, 2008, during the presidential campaign.
President Barack Obama is following up his rapid-fire appearances on the Sunday political talk show circuit yesterday with this late-night appearance. Another first for Letterman: this time, Obama will be his only guest.
While an itinerary has not been announced, you can expect Obama to speak about the economy and health insurance reform. It's also unclear how Dave will set up the president with tonight's "Top 10 List," as well.
Earlier in the day, President Obama travels to upstate Troy, N.Y. There he'll visit Hudson Valley Community College with Vice President Joe Biden's wife, Dr. Jill Biden. He'll tour a technology classroom, and will speak on the economy.
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