Show" host Jon Stewart criticized President Trump's lawsuit against CBS News, calling it a shakedown for protection money that could threaten even his own show.

Show star Jon Stewart didn’t hold back in a recent podcast appearance as he shared a grim prediction about Donald Trump’s future. The comedian stunned listeners as he warned that Trump - who was served a major blow by CNN news anchor Erin Burnett - might be willing to “burn our f***ing country down for the insurance money” before his presidency ends.

Jon Stewart’s prediction for the end of the Donald Trump era got particularly dark on Friday, when he explained why he envisions Trump “burning our f---ing country down for insurance money.”Stewart made the comments on The Bill Simmons Podcast,

"So much comes at us every day with [Trump]. I can't even sleep, organize thoughts, eat," the "Daily Show" host began Monday. "And he knows! He knows he's toying with us." The comedian went on to briefly discuss White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller's remark that Donald Trump is considering suspending habeas corpus,

Show” host Jon Stewart pitched a new 2028 slogan for Democrats this week while discussing the party’s shortcomings during the 2024 election cycle. The host and comedian compared Democratic politicians who still backed former President Biden despite concerns about his age and mental acuity intensifying as the 2024 election progressed to Republicans

Show” host criticized the network for continuing to promote the book just as news broke of Biden’s recent cancer diagnosis.

Jon Stewart launched into a scathing criticism of President Donald Trump after he accepted a gift from the royal family of Qatar. The president was given a luxury jumbo jet worth hundreds of millions of dollars by the monarchs,

Stewart was interviewing “ Pod Save America ” co-hosts Jon Lovett and Jon Favreau on his “ Weekly Show ” podcast when the latter called for politicians to ignore their representatives when attempting to speak their minds, prompting swift recognition from Stewart.

As Jon Stewart returned to The Daily Show, he took aim at the media’s recent coverage of Joe Biden‘s cancer diagnosis. On Monday’s episode, the comedian expressed skepticism that President Donald Trump wrote his own Truth Social statement wishing his predecessor a “fast and successful recovery” as it didn’t sound like his usual online rhetoric.

If you’ve been watching The Daily Show on the 2025 TV schedule, you know that the show continuing the format of having Jon Stewart host the satirical news program on Mondays, and then correspondents Michael Kosta,