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For Daily Show Prep, Cramer Consults Martha

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(Newser) – In anticipation of his visit with Jon Stewart on tonight’s Daily Show, an admittedly “nervous” Jim Cramer sought counsel today from another Stewart—Martha. “You should be nervous,” the lifestyle maven said on her syndicated show. “He’s fast as lightning.” The Mad Money host joked that the feud has elevated his profile at home, reports the Los Angeles Times. “My kids only know I have a show because Jon Stewart is skewering me.”

Said Martha (no relation) of the hotly anticipated CNBC-Comedy Central faceoff: “I can’t wait to see this. Oh, boy.”

CNBC host Jim Cramer is scheduled to appear on tonight's
CNBC host Jim Cramer is scheduled to appear on tonight's "Daily Show."   (AP Photo)
In this image released by The Martha Stewart Show, host Martha Stewart speaks with Bill Clinton during a taping of
In this image released by The Martha Stewart Show, host Martha Stewart speaks with Bill Clinton during a taping of "The Martha Stewart Show," on Thursday, Feb. 12, 2009.   (AP Photo/The Martha Stewart Show, Anders Krusberg)
Jon Stewart is unlikely to keep his words bottled up when Jim Cramer appears on
Jon Stewart is unlikely to keep his words bottled up when Jim Cramer appears on "The Daily Show" tonight.   (AP Photo)
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Take the banana cream pie we are going to make a little later on. You can either feed it to him if he calms down or you can throw it at him. - Martha Stewart's advice to Jim Cramer on dealing with Jon Stewart

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woody66
Mar 12, 09 3:45 PM CDT
Stewart and Cramer are in cahoots. Laughing all the way to the bank. I can tell you with certainty there will be a sequel or two to this one. Even Martha wants her photo op. Reply
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radnip
Mar 12, 09 4:16 PM CDT
Cramer just needs to be honest and own up to his mistakes. No one expects any human being to be 100% correct all the time. He should just say he's as good as the information he had at the time, just like everyone else. Being "part of the herd" is always good. Reply
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Chudluv
Mar 12, 09 6:25 PM CDT
This is going to be soooo much fun to watch as Cramer is in the hot seat. Reply
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