Jon Stewart returned to The Daily Show Monday night with criticism of the two potential 2024 presidential candidates, but he was especially critical of Joe Biden’s reaction to the special counsel’s report.
Stewart, who returns to Comedy Central’s staple Monday night show after retiring in 2015, is often characterized as left-leaning, but was especially critical of Biden’s press conference and his unwillingness to do an interview beforehand. to the Super Bowl.
‘Fire everyone!’ Stewart testified after revealing that instead of sitting down with CBS before the big game, his team started a TikTok account.
‘How do you get on TikTok and look older?’ Stewart reacted to the video they posted of Biden discussing the Super Bowl.
He saved some criticism for Trump and his team for what he saw as their own lack of memory when they were deposed for trial and Trump’s outrageous comments at rallies.
Jon Stewart returned to The Daily Show Monday night with criticism of the two potential 2024 presidential candidates, but he was especially critical of Joe Biden’s reaction to the special counsel’s report.
“Biden has lost a step, but Trump regularly says things at rallies that would require a wellness check,” Stewart joked.
As he progressed, he continued to throw out humorous slogans for the coverage of the ‘Indecision 2024’ program.
Some of the proposed songs were ‘Electrical Dysfunction’, ‘American DeMockracy’, ‘Antiques Roadshow’ and ‘What the Fuck Are We Doing?’
Stewart made the masses laugh during 16 years as host of The Daily Show with his impressions of George W. Bush and his comic exchanges with correspondents Colbert, Oliver and Samantha Bee.
Its satirical take on the day’s events often provided more insight into reality than some mainstream news stations. She left the show in 2015 and handed it over to Noah. The Daily Show hasn’t had a permanent host since Noah left last year.
“Jon Stewart is the voice of our generation, and we are honored to have him return to Comedy Central’s The Daily Show to help us all make sense of the madness and division shaking the country as we enter the election season,” he said. President. and Showtime/MTV Entertainment Studios CEO Chris McCarthy.
Jon Stewart returns to The Daily Show as weekly host and executive producer during the presidential election cycle.
The comedian made masses laugh during 16 years as host of The Daily Show with his impressions of George W. Bush and comic exchanges with correspondents Stephen Colbert, John Oliver and Samantha Bee.
Stewart hosted The Daily Show for 16 years and then handed it over to Trevor Noah in 2015.
The Daily Show hasn’t had a permanent host since Trevor Noah left last year.
“In our age of staggering hypocrisy and performative politics, Jon is the perfect person to cut through the empty rhetoric and provide much-needed clarity with his brilliant wit.”
Under Stewart’s leadership, The Daily Show won more than 20 Primetime Emmy Awards.
Stewart posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, ‘Friends’. After much reflection I have decided to enter the transfer portal for my final year of eligibility. Excited for the future!’
Noah left The Daily Show after seven years at the helm during which the late-night infotainment show’s viewership declined dramatically.
Since his departure, comedians such as Kal Penn, Charlamagne Tha God, Leslie Jones, Sarah Silverman and Marlon Wayans have rotated as hosts of the show.
During the Emmy Awards last week, Wood was caught uttering a subtle message when Noah accepted an award.
Lip readers noticed that as Wood stood next to South African-born Noah accepting the Emmy, he was uttering the phrase, “Please hire a host.”
Wood confirmed to the Hollywood Reporter: “I was saying, ‘Please hire a host.'” I probably shouldn’t have done it, but this takes too much time. Get it!…But I’m so happy (Noah) won.”
He first took over the show in 1999 and under his leadership The Daily Show won more than 20 Primetime Emmy Awards.
Apple canceled Stewart’s sequel to The Daily Show, The Problem with Jon Stewart
Stewart apologized for transgender Caitlyn Jenner, who was openly mocked after she publicly transitioned into her new self when he hosted the show.
Hasan Minhaj was reportedly a leading candidate to replace Noah, but was removed from the race when the New Yorker published an interview in which he admitted to making up many of his stories.
Minhaj responded and said the claims were “unnecessarily misleading” and promised that he is “not a psychopath.”
In October, Apple canceled Stewart’s follow-up to The Daily Show, The Problem with Jon Stewart.
The weekly series was touted for delving into important topics through interviews and debates.
However, the show was called boring and stuck in the past by critics who said it didn’t make them laugh even once and harked back too much to his old Daily Show.
The show only briefly made headlines for an episode in which Stewart issued a formal apology for old jokes of his that mocked transgender people.
This is a developing story.