Ca-na-da?" Stewart asked incredulously. "We're picking a fight with our most reliable and pleasant friend, the labradoodle of allies? But I guess that's Trump-tough.

Stewart goes on to mock the way the U.S. president is selecting his targets.

After last week’s awkward “ technically, he’s not a Nazi because the American government can’t be used as a tool for fascism ” monologue, Stewart returned to The Daily Show to take a peek at what Mr.

President Donald Trump's inauguration week was so jam-packed with events, parties, and pardons — it was enough to wear a talk-show host down.

Jon Stewart is urging President Trump’s critics not to reflexively call every move he makes “fascist,” saying it clouds the ability to warn about actual authoritarian actions.

Like the show "Mo", the chat goes from serious to hilarious in a heartbeat. If you're looking for one interview from the late night shows to watch today on the internet, make sure you catch up on Jon Stewart's chat with his friend Mo Amer.

Tonight’s installment of The Daily Show had Jon Stewart tackling a number of topics — from president Donald Trump’s “war on DEI” to his aggression toward nations like Panama (he wants to “take back” the canal) and Denmark (he wants to buy Greenland). “Denmark, Panama and Canada,” the host remarked, “we’re America, we used to …

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