Before chatting with Barack Obama last night on The Daily Show, Jon Stewart took a look at how pundits explored an important topic: What "turns on" women in the election. 

According to various pundits, ladies don't care about what candidates actually said during the debates. Instead, they claim, women probably just thought the men were too argumentative: "Like two roosters going at each other; that could turn off women," "one thing women don't like is a bully," "lot of women turned off by that," etc.

"By the by, not that that's a bad thing," Stewart joked as an image of 50 Shades of Grey popped up, "because as far as I can tell, they have been too hopped up on this thing for way too long."

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Serena Dai