Stewart did talk about the military parade, which he critiqued for being overwhelmingly lame. “This was less a show of overwhelming force, and more like a military museum getting in its steps,” he said. “All the VIPs lucky enough to see it… bored out of their fucking minds.”

In a lengthy episode for The Daily Show, Jon Stewart waded through the sheer slog of violence over the weekend, including Israel’s strike against Iran and the shooting of two Minnesota lawmakers. “But let me just say this to start off: F—!

Show host Jon Stewart asked what was wrong with senator Mike Lee after his mocking tweets about Melissa Hortman's assassination.

Jon Stewart took four minutes on Monday's "The Daily Show" to criticize Utah Sen. Mike Lee, for his posts on X about the shootings that left a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband dead.

Jon Stewart is tearing into President Trump, mocking him as the country’s failed “dealmaker in chief” amid the growing conflict between Israel and Iran. “What happened with Iran? Weren’t we about to make a nuclear deal?

John Mulaney told Jon Stewart that his fight with three teenage boys on "Everybody's Live" was "an important lesson in masculinity."

Comedy Central host said “dealmaker-in-chief” was at fault for being on the verge of striking a deal with the Iran before things went “bomby.”

Jon Stewart is disgusted by Republican Senator Mike Lee, not only for his recent social media posts but for something Lee once said to him in person. “I’ve met Senator Lee,“ Stewart revealed in his Monday monologue,

Jon Stewart tears into Fox News host for saying Trump’s ‘military parade/quinceañera’ should scare Iranian leaders - ‘Does the ayatollah know the Americans have obtained [...] jazz hands? Surrender or dance!

Jon Stewart gave a stirring defense of writers as tech companies increasingly dominate the entertainment business. The Daily Show host said the loss of opportunities for writers as technology companies,

Show” host Jon Stewart satirized the turnout for President Donald Trump’s much-hyped military parade by contrasting it with the larger crowds at US anti-Trump protests.