The Daily Show With Jon Stewart (1999-2008)

Jon Stewart explains how the 'Daily Show' tries to go outside the norm.

Jon Stewart talks about his thoughts on staying with the 'Daily Show'.

Jon Stewart praises his writers and producers for coming up with the substance.

A guest of Stephen Colbert thought orange juice was turning people gay.

'Daily Show' correspondent Stephen Colbert reveals how he got cast.

How easy is it to pull off reporting news without a background in the field?

The research department is the unsung hero of the 'Daily Show'.

Stephen Colbert talks about his last solo project.

'Daily Show' host Jon Stewart talks about material that can't be used.

Personal beliefs fuel the show and are infused with comedy.

Jon Stewart sometimes dismisses the interview portion of the show as filler.

The presidential candidates release their surrogates and Jesse Jackson shares his secret wish.

John Oliver proves there is no doubt that Iran possesses the ability to Photoshop images.

Pierce Brosnan paddle boards in Hawaii to pass the time.

Barack Obama is in no way upset about the cartoon that depicts him as a Muslim extremist, because you know who gets upset about cartoons? Muslim extremists.

Most people don't think the country is heading in the right direction, but Jason Jones learns some tips to make Americans happy again.

President Bush and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke have different opinions on the economy.

Maggie Gyllenhaal admits to how excited she was when she got swept up by Batman.

The best way to measure the candidates' success in wooing the Latino community is the Dobbs-O-Meter.

Kristen Schaal brings out a live cougar, and comes up with her own insulting name for men who date younger women.

Rob Riggle, Larry Wilmore, John Oliver, Wyatt Cenac and Ed Helms are excited about Barack Obama's trip to Iraq.

Wyatt Cenac travels to South Florida to find out if Barack Obama can win the elderly Jewish vote.

Kristen Schaal brings out a live cougar, and comes up with her own insulting name for men who date younger women.

Barack Obama makes a short visit to the manger in Bethlehem where he was born.

Barack Obama holds a press conference at the Temple of Hercules, while John McCain is on his own quest for attention in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.

The only difference between Robert Novak's hit-and-run and his career, is that this time someone stopped him.

Jon wants Geo Beach to tell him how quickly he would get his ass kicked in a bar in Alaska.

As Barack Obama delivers his speech to fans in Germany, John McCain talks about milk prices in a grocery store.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tells Jon the Republican Congress has been a rubber stamp, but that will change with the upcoming elections.

Currently the military operates under Bill Clinton's "don't ask, don't tell" policy because oddly enough, they can't handle the truth.

Wyatt Cenac bets Jon doesn't know the difference between a rapper and a Republican.

A fly lands on John McCain's face during an interview with George Stephanopoulos.

Barack Obama makes a short visit to the manger in Bethlehem where he was born.

The only difference between Robert Novak's hit-and-run and his career, is that this time someone stopped him.

Barack Obama holds a press conference at the Temple of Hercules, while John McCain is on his own quest for attention in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.

As Barack Obama delivers his speech to fans in Germany, John McCain talks about milk prices in a grocery store.

Rob Riggle, Larry Wilmore, John Oliver, Wyatt Cenac and Ed Helms are excited about Barack Obama's trip to Iraq.

Ben Wattenberg believes if neo-conservatism were called chocolate, more people would be on board.

If ex-Justice aide Monica Goodling doesn't know whether she made a particular mistake more or less than 50 times, that's not really a mistake.

Lewis Black wonders how bad the American economy is that Anheuser-Busch is being bought out by big waffle.

Brian Williams tells Jon the message Mahmoud Ahmadinejad imparted to him.

John McCain thanks the Hilton family for their support. Now if you'll excuse him, he's got to take a nationally televised dump on their daughter.

Brian Williams tells Jon the message Mahmoud Ahmadinejad imparted to him.

John McCain thanks the Hilton family for their support. Now if you'll excuse him, he's got to take a nationally televised dump on their daughter.

Ben Wattenberg believes if neo-conservatism were called chocolate, more people would be on board.

If ex-Justice aide Monica Goodling doesn't know whether she made a particular mistake more or less than 50 times, that's not really a mistake.