Jon Stewart took issue with Donald Trump 's trade tariffs on this week's episode of The Daily Show —and he referenced ...

After last week’s awkward “ technically, he’s not a Nazi because the American government can’t be used as a tool for fascism ...

What this isn’t, Jon Stewart argued in a thorny, often frustrating monologue, is fascism. The crux of Stewart’s argument tonight is that Trump isn’t doing any of this unilaterally.

Jon Stewart returns to The Daily Show tonight. But part of that move ... He'll be sitting in the host chair every Monday — beginning Feb. 12 — through the end of the 2024 election cycle.

The former Bank of Canada and Bank of England governor appeared on “The Daily Show” with Jon Stewart for a 20-minute sit-down interview.

On the February 3 episode Colbert welcomes Lin-Manuel Miranda and Audra McDonald. Before taking over the tonight show, Stephen Colbert was a comedian best known for his time on The Daily Show with Jon ...

Borna Barisic and John Lundstram were others who also quit on Bosmans to show nothing had ... visit of St Johnstone and Stewart’s big review, which may take six to 12 weeks, he says, offers ...

President Donald Trump's inauguration week was so jam-packed with events, parties, and pardons — it was enough to wear a talk ...

And The Daily Show's Jon Stewart is already exhausted. "I found last week," he said at the top of the show, before staring dead-eyed into the camera and pretending to rub tears away, "exhausting.

Donald Trump has only been back in office for a week and Jon Stewart is already pretty tired. On a new episode of The Daily Show he professed that the onslaught of current events has been a little ...

“That only leaves — no one knows how many left. I have no idea,” Jon Stewart said on Monday’s “Daily Show.” “The point is, we have 17 less inspectors general. Who knows how many ...