Jon Stewart to return to "The Daily Show" after 8 years
The comedian appeared on CBS Mornings to discuss why he decided to come back to the show he hosted for 16 years.
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The comedian appeared on CBS Mornings to discuss why he decided to come back to the show he hosted for 16 years.
"The Daily Show" veteran Jon Stewart will return to host the show on Mondays this year.
'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert' has announced that Jon Stewart will be Stephen Colbert's first in-studio guest on Monday, June 14th when the show returns to the Ed Sullivan Theater.
The former host of "The Daily Show" stopped by CBS' "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" on Monday night to deliver an almost 10-minute rant about President Trump.
Rich discussed the media brewing fears of Donald Trump's 'list', Megyn Kelly's appearance on The View and Paul Ryan backing Trump's thoughts on term limits. He also discussed McRibs being tracked on an app, Alan Dershowitz's thoughts on anti-semitism and Elizabeth Warren being punked. Rich spoke with veteran Issac Francois regarding his experience in the Navy and his participation in the Power Triumph Games at 4pm. He also spoke with Maureen Faulkner regarding an upcoming fundraiser to raise money for local children in need and the families of fallen police officers, military members and firefighters at 4:30pm.
Jon Stewart believes President-elect Donald Trump is a "repudiation of Republicans."
Chris reviewed the latest on all the controversies currently surrounding Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton's lead in new polls, and Bernie Sanders delegates who allegedly sold their credentials to last week's DNC. He talked with CSN Philly's Ray Didinger at 8:20 about the debut of his crowdfunded play, Tommy & Me.
Tracey Stewart wrote on the farm's Facebook page that the white mare named Lily died at the Stewarts' farm in Middletown on Sunday.
Former "Daily Show" host Jon Stewart and his wife are giving a new home to a horse that was shot more than 100 times at close range with paintballs.
Comedian Rory Albanese says the quality of cable news coverage is sad.
Chris talks about protests against NBC in advance of Donald Trump hosting Saturday Night Live, the CMA Awards, and Director Quentin Tarantino's response to criticism he's received from police unions. At 8:20, he also talked with comedian Craig Shoemaker, who will be performing at Helium Comedy Club this weekend.
Chris discussed Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane's latest court appearance, the latest of Vice-President Joe Biden's bid for President, and CBS 3 Meteorologist Katie Fehlinger's response to criticism of her pregnant body.
Chris discussed Stevie Wonder's surprise free concert at Dilworth Plaza, Congressman Chaka Fattah's call for a review of his prosecutors, and Philadelphia's 'day of kindness.'
Rich discussed the Republican Debate, Jon Stewart's final goodbye and a twelve year old's special carry-on item. Rich spoke with Dr. Katie about legionnaire outbreak, the Plague returning and the CDC's desire to push back the start of the school day. Consultant Roger Stone and Operations Manager Andy Bloom recapped the Republican debate.
Jon Stewart said goodbye to "The Daily Show" on Thursday, America's foremost satirist of politicians and the media ushered out by Bruce Springsteen and a reunion of the many colleagues that he worked with during 16 years as host.
Chris covered last night's Republican presidential debate, Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane being charged criminally, and Daily Show host Jon Stewart's final show. He talked with economist Chris Butler on Finance Friday at 7:00 and political analyst John Hayward at 8:20 about the debate and Phillies announcer Scott Franzke at 8:00.
Chris previews tonight's Republican presidential debate and discusses the road closures and travel restrictions that will be put in place for the Pope's visit in September. He also spoke with the Head Grounds Keeper at Citizens Bank Park, Mike Boekholder at 8:00.
Chris discussed HitchBOT's final moments, President Obama's new climate change regulations, and Hillary Clinton's video defending Planned Parenthood. He talked with the "Edward Snowden" of the energy industry at 7:20 and Author of the book, Scarlet Letters: The Ever Increasing Intolerance of the Cult of Liberalism, Jack Cashill, at 8:20.
Chris discussed the demise of HitchBOT, the Papal Pass lottery, and President Obama's new regulations on power plant emissions. He talked to 161st District Candidate for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, Lisa Esler, about tomorrow's special election at 6:20, Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna on the Monday Morning Matchup about Vice President Joe Biden potentially running for President at 7:00, and sports analyst Beasley Reece about Chip Kelly's relationship with his players at 8:00.
Rich discussed Gov. Scott Walker's visit to Philadelphia, the Republican debate and Cecil the Lion. He also spoke with Tom Rogan of the National Review about Jonathan Pollard and Matt Brouillette, President of the Commonwealth Foundation regarding the Townhall meeting and Presidential race.
Chris discussed President Obama's appearance on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart, pitching prospect Aaron Nola's debut with the Phillies, and Nicki Minaj's Twitter tete-a-tete with Taylor Swift.
Rich discusses the reaction in the media the a series of New York Times articles on Florida Senator Marco Rubio's finances, New Jersey studying the viability of later starting times for schools, and what could be the next escalation of the Iraq war. He also spoke with Kelly Phillips Erb from Forbes, Pennsylvania State Representative Jordan Harris and author Ann Coulter.
The latest New Jersey Hall of Fame nominees run from "Last of the Mohicans" author James Fenimore Cooper to "Daily Show" host Jon Stewart.
Rich talked about the new 'religious freedom' law in Indiana, a man who berated a Chik Fil A employee three years ago that still has not found a job, and Jamie Foxx being criticized for making jokes about Bruce Jenner. He talked with author Kenneth Walsh about his book, Air Force One: A History of The Presidents and Their Planes, and labor lawyer Rick Grimaldi.
