Jon Stewart Compares Occupy Wall Street with the Tea Party
The Daily Show host looks at the Occupy Wall Street movement through the lens of Fox News
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Jon Stewart mocked the media's eagerness to predict the 2016 presidential race last night, saying that it has the "attention span of a concussed goldfish," and caught one reporter in an embarrassing gaffe.
The Daily Show host looks at the Occupy Wall Street movement through the lens of Fox News
Plus: Seth MacFarlane recalls a four-year old fight with Jon Stewart
The Daily Show swings media attention back to the GOP frontrunner
The Daily Show host wades into Rick Perry's hunting camp controversy
The Daily Show reacts to demonstrators being sprayed at the Occupy Wall Street protests
Plus: Bill O'Reilly and Jon Stewart had to talk on TV instead of watching baseball
The Daily Show host tries to understand Sarah Palin's latest musings
The Daily Show host sees a bit of hypocrisy in Fox & Friends outrage coverage
The Daily Show host delivers a message to the GOP base
The Daily Show host imagines the United Nations as a selective co-op
The Daily Show host films a satirical infomercial for the endangered species
The Daily Show host marked the end of the policy barring gays from openly serving
The Daily Show host delves into the scandal of the bankrupt solar company
Two new magazine pieces on Stewart compare the comedian with his cable news pincushion
The Daily Show host weighs in on New York's special election
The Daily Show host realizes he misses "campaign Obama"
Back from vacation, Jon Stewart gets back to skewering the media
The Daily Show host delivers a lecture on income inequality
The Daily Show host weighs in on the media's habit of discounting Paul
Kelly's defense of maternity leave strikes The Daily Show host as inconsistent
He becomes the latest to criticize the magazine's bizarre cover
People view the cross beam as "a symbol of comfort," he remarked
The twelve member congressional committee gets heroes like Senator Drone
"You're not pinning this turd on us," The Daily Show host figured
The demise of financial regulation in a Schoolhouse Rock routine
The Daily Show levels the playing field between random Twitter users and TV pundits
In jest, he asks: "Did the president just quit?"
An American take on the key players leading up to yesterday's Parliament
Comedian takes a look at the latest news in the White House negotiations
Judging Obama against Roosevelt, debating Eric, and Bachmann's blunders
Stewart compares Rep's husband to Cam from Modern Family
In the debt ceiling talks, House Republicans are like a mooching party guest
It's enough to make you feel good about America's many troubles, explains John Oliver
He nominates MSNBC's Willie Geist as the nation's official apology chaperone
He's willing to mock regardless of race, color, creed or national origin
The never-ending media criticism debate between Stewart and Wallace rages on
The Daily Show host notes all the instances when Fox has been wrong
Noting the "lousy job" that all networks are doing to educate viewers
A fact-checking organization deems Jon Stewart's remark "false"
The Daily Show host has a few more things to say after Sunday's substantive debate
Presidential debate or game show?
A line that will stand out when historians look back at the first great political pun scandal
With adequate preparation, Jon Stewart gives Weinergate his all
They had about an hour to write jokes on Monday, so expect a better segment tonight
The Daily Show gained viewers as Fox lost them
He spent nine minutes on last night's 'Daily Show' on the subject
He's losing even friendly pundits like Joan Walsh and Jon Stewart
The Twitter hacking scandal flared up again, and it was largely his fault
The Daily Show host aired his semi-sarcastic theory about Palin's bus tour
The Daily Show host takes on Strauss-Kahn's apologists, in particular Ben Stein
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