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Obama may even be competing with himself. During the same 11 p.m. slot, Obama is scheduled to appear at a campaign rally for the first time with Clinton, whose wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton, lost to Obama in the primaries. The uniting of the former president and the would-be president in Kissimmee, Fla., is sure to draw live local and national television coverage. And that's not all. On Thursday, Obama is giving interviews to Brian Williams, anchor of NBC's "Nightly News," and to Rachel Maddow, the host of an evening show on MSNBC. Two viewers who don't seem excited about all the exposure are Obama's two young daughters. Appearing on Jay Leno's talk show Monday, Obama's wife, Michelle, said 10-year-old daughter Malia got a little worried to hear that her dad's infomercial would blanket TV. "'You're going to be on all the TV? Are you going to interrupt my TV?'" her mother said Malia asked. Michelle Obama said the presidential candidate assured his daughter that he hadn't bought time on the Disney Channel. ___ On the Net: Obama: http://my.barackobama.com/
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