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Jon Stewart tackles the devastating L.A. forest fires and the Republican lawmakers who want "strings attached" to incoming relief funds.

Jon Stewart addressed the ongoing fires in Los Angeles, as well as the varied responses to the disaster, on a new episode of The Daily Show. The late-night host specifically took aim at Republicans, who have called for strings to be attached to the relief funds.

During this Jan. 6 confirmation, there was a slight awkwardness to Harris' vice presidential responsibility, Stewart admitted. The vice president's job is to verify the 2024 election results which meant that as she did, she confirmed her former opponent Donald Trump 's win — and her own loss.

Show” host Jon Stewart called out the cringeworthy spectacle of having Vice President Kamala Harris read out her own defeat to Present-elect Donald Trump in front of cheering

Stewart didn’t start from an angry place. When the show began, he focused on the outpouring of generosity and goodwill from all corners of the globe. Firecrews came in from Mexico and Canada to help California despite the frequent attacks from our future president.

The current Vice President certified the 2024 election results on the anniversary of the attack on the U.S. Capitol.

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Show” host tore into Republican lawmakers for demanding conditions on aid to fire-ravaged portions of California.

Monday marked the four-year anniversary of the January 6th Capitol riot, except this time the certification of the next president went smoothly. It’s a difference that Jon Stewart, in his first Monday night monologue of 2025 for The Daily Show,

Inspired by Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter, Stephen Colbert decided to preemptively read a eulogy he wrote for Jon Stewart's future death