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A look at the complete interview with Rod Blagojevich on The Daily Show on Aug. 23, with Jon Stewart pressing for a promise from the former Illinois governor that he will take the stand next time.

President Barack Obama appeared on Jon Stewart's "The Daily Show." If one were going for the cheap shot, as Stewart is want to do, then one would say that a person pretending to be a journalist had a person pretending to be a president as a guest.

President Obama will visit the set of "The Daily Show" to try to get more votes for Democrats on Nov. 2.

The Daily Show has served as a platform to launch new stars of comedy. Many former The Daily Show correspondents have gone on to achieve stardom, including Steve Carell, Stephen Colbert, and Ed Helms.

A description and summary of the contents of the DVD Indecision 2004 put out by the cast of The Daily Show by Comedy Central.

Obama seemed to be everywhere Wednesday, October 29. North Carolina. Two stops in Florida. A half hour infomercial video on network and cable television. And, too top it all off, a taped segment that aired on "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart."

Stephen Colbert's "The Colbert Report" and Jon Stewart's "The Daily Show" I Salute You

Coming up on July 8th, viewers will see another side to Aniston as she branches out from playing the Amerian sweetheart to starring as a sex-crazed, harassment-happy dentist in the upcoming film '..."Horrible Bosses.'

Welcome to "Brawl Street." It's Jon Stewart vs. Jim Cramer on the Comedy Central program "The Daily Show."

a Daily Show segment you must watch featuring my very own school Binghamton University and one of its students on a Rastafarian diet.

Arcade Fire has officially made it, topping the Billboard 200 albums chart for their first #1 album, "The Suburbs," nearly doubling the sales of their previous release, "Neon Bible," which debuted and peaked at #2. The same day that Billboard released...

Talk show hosts have to fill the gap made by an absentee guest. Jon Stewart filled Rick Santelli's gap by offering a video montage of CNBC moments that literally raked them over the coals for several minutes.

With only five days to go before the most historical election of the new millenium, Senator Barack Obama decided to sit down with a comedian who has built an empire out of ridiculing politicians. He must have known the cards were stacked in his favor.