The Daily Show Writers - Jon Oliver at the Convention - The Paley Center
A request…Simpsonized Jon Stewart. Napkin art.
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“I did, because of the language and the sexual overtones that were included in the show that were being shown to sophomores in high school,” Punke said. “Many of the children don’t even have TVs in their houses because of religious beliefs.”
Presidential hopeful Herman Cain causes a Twitter storm - storyful
In an interview with the Wall Street Journal on October 6, Cain raised eyebrows when he said: “I don’t have facts to back this up, but I happen to believe that these demonstrations are planned and orchestrated to distract from the failed policies of the Obama administration.” From there, the hashtag #idonthavefactstobackthisup was born.
“We cooperate and we fight as hard as we can, because there will perhaps be disappointment but there will be no shame.”
GOP Favorite "THE TOWN" Tonight 8PM on HBO
Moment of Zen: Although Newt Gingrich wants to take back America, his campaign T-shirts are made in El Salvador.
Heh
Jon Stewart and then Daily Show correspondent Stephen Colbert talk about material that cannot be used. Colbert tells the story of how he got sued over a piece. Steve Carell is also a part of this panel.
Jon Stewart on Greek Credit Crisis
Pulling hair out of my head
Jon Stewart’s wrist was attacked by a margarita glass.
Listen: The Political Science of The Daily Show
Millions of people know Jon Stewart as the brilliant and hilarious host of Comedy Central’s, “The Daily Show.” Along with the show’s comedian correspondents, his ironic insight into the political issues of our time has made The Daily Show one of the most-watched “news” programs on TV. Now meet Jon Stewart, science geek.
Neil talks with Jon Stewart about his love for science, the difference between having scientists and politicians as guests on The Daily Show, and the cosmic connections that unite us all… because even New Jersey is made of star stuff. Charles Liu provides a scientist’s perspective on how politics has effected technological innovation and inquiry from the past to the present, from the Earth to the Moon.
