Jon Stewart returned to The Daily Show and produced several instant hits while talking about the ages of Biden and Trump.
What did Jon Stewart talk about on the Daily Show?
Stewart said of Biden and the special prosecutor’s report: “This guy couldn’t remember anything during his deposition! Do you understand what this means? He did not have the ability to remember basic things during the interrogation. The footage of the president unable to remember simple facts must have been brutal to watch.”
Video of Trump at his deposition:
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I don’t remember the names. I can not remember the name.
I never remember buying anything for myself.
Can you remember it?
I mean, I don’t remember. As good as my memory is, I don’t remember it.
So you don’t remember saying you have one of the best memories in the world?
I do not remember.
Jon Stewart said, “Oh, I’m sorry, that was the wrong footage.” This is the high-functioning candidate from nine years ago, unable to remember whether he has a good memory. I am sorry. Here is the actual video.
Videos of Donald Trump Jr., Ivanka Trump and Eric Trump:
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I do not remember.
I do not remember. I don’t remember the email.
I’m just saying I don’t remember it. I just don’t seem to remember any of this.
Stewart said: “It really looked like it [bleep] Upset about this. “I do not know!” It turns out that the main cause of early-onset dementia has been eradicated.”
Video:
Stewart seemed more troubled by the way Biden’s team was handling the situation. At one point, he suggested that Biden fire everyone who advised him on the age issue.
How did Jon Stewart’s first daily show return?
Stewart’s first return to the Daily Show highlighted his changing perspective over time. Stewart closed the segment by saying, “I’ve learned one thing these last nine years — and I’ve been casual at best and probably dismissive at worst about this topic. The work of making this world like the one you would rather live in is a lunch pail [bleep] Work. Day after day, where thousands of busy, anonymous, intelligent, dedicated people knock on closed doors and pick up the ones that have fallen, and engage on issues until they get a positive outcome, and even then, they have to stay. to make sure the result is valid. So the good news is that I’m not saying you shouldn’t worry about who wins the election. I’m saying you have to worry every day before and every day after. Forever.”
The Daily Show always works best when it focuses on current events. Watching Jon Stewart behind the desk in 2024 was different but in a good way. The Daily Show isn’t a nostalgic reboot, but Stewart, who is also the show’s executive producer, is clearly trying to bring the program into the future and help the rest of the cast grow into the future.
Hosting one night a week seems about right for this version of Jon Stewart, and it will be interesting to see where The Daily Show goes from here.
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