Jon Stewart on White House meetings: It’s not a secret

“Don’t play dumb. You know why I’m here”, Rollins said.

The South African comedian, Trevor Noah, spoke in Beverly Hills on Wednesday where he said he is feeling pressure to reassure Stewart made the right choice in choosing him. So it might not be surprising that once Stewart leaves on August 6 and Noah takes over on September 28, the show will lose a lot of its Jewish flavor.

Really? The Daily Show only goes after Fox??

While Obama’s recently revealed relationship with Jon Stewart may be an indictment of both Obama and Stewart’s integrity, it is but a single example the power of the media’s abilities to manipulate and direct public opinion. But that’s what I like about “The Daily Show”: “It’s like checks and balances”. According to a Politico report published Tuesday, Jon Stewart had visited Obama the White House in 2011 and in 2014. What we do have is the above Instagram pic, courtesy of former Daily Show producer and friend of Jon (FoJ), Rory Albanese.

Seth Rollins stopped by The Daily Show on Thursday night to catch up with his old, hacky sack-stomping buddy, Jon Stewart, and return a long overdue favor.

“Remember, next week is our last week”, Stewart reminded his audience.

“Top Obama aides David Axelrod and Austan Goolsbee knew Stewart’s voice mattered and made sure to field calls and emails from the host and “Daily Show” staff”, it continued. Here’s hoping that episode showcases show alumni, including Stephen Colbert, Steve Carell, John Oliver and Larry Wilmore. Colbert left the show to launch his own companion show, which he hosted for a decade. He handles his guests with aplomb, even when they stand for everything that rankles him most. It don’t think of it (as being) about me. Kilborn, a vet of ESPN’s “SportsCenter” at the time, put in two years behind the desk, commanding a show that skewered pop culture and featured Kilborn demonstrating his charm and intellect.

Many believe that Stewart’s natural next step would be to enter politics.

In the biography, ‘Angry Optimist, ‘ author Lisa Rogak sheds an expansive light on the vertically challenged, humorous young boy from not-so-humble New Jersey beginnings, and the strides and stumbles he weathered on his journey to becoming a multi-faceted man of media.