Brendan Kelly from The Lawrence Arms will be on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart this week. The episode featuring him may air as early as tonight (Tuesday). Here's a bit of his update from the band's website:

Speaking of politics…Ed Helms interviewed me last week for a feature on "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" about conservative punks. I think that it turned out pretty well, even though I think I might have been a little harsh. Those conservative punks really drive me nuts though. Pick up the new AP and read how Nick Rizzuto, founder of conservativepunk.com lists the DECEASED (!) Stiv Bators of the Dead Boys as one of their "team members" (okay, you can't just assume that a dead person would be down with your organization because of the general politics that they had when they were alive. By this logic, they could also list Nixon, Pontius Pilate and Sonny fucking Bono)…

You can see his whole comment on the band's website, including generous use of the work "douche." The band also announced that their song on the second volume of the Rock Against Bush compilation will be titled "Necrotism: Decanting the Insalubrious (cyborg midnight) Part 7." Brendan says it sounds like "AFI and Coheed and Cambria playing Dungeons and Dragons together (with just a hint of ska)." I suggest you take that with a grain of salt.