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Jon Stewart's best moments on The Daily Show revealed
The Daily Show star Jon Stewart and actress Tatiana Maslany support Jimmy Kimmel
For over 16 years, Jon Stewart’s sharp, heartfelt commentary and skill in cutting through political spin and drama turned The Daily Show from just another late night comedy show to a juggernaut that intertwined humor, comedy and journalism.
Stewart’s legacy is defined by this multifaceted influence and is currently making headlines for supporting Jimmy Kimmel, along with Tatiana Maslany.
However. here are some of Jon Stewart’s unforgettable moments on The Daily Show.
Post-9/11 Monologue (2001)
There are few moments on television history that can pause a lifetime. Stewart, just like the rest of the America, was in disbelieve and Riverdance Monologue tears in his eyes turned November 11, 2001, one of the most moving and emotional telecasts in all of late night television history.
Crossfire Takedown (2004)
While not on The Daily Show, Stewart’s explosive performance on Crossfire is what comes to mind when one considers the potential repercussions of his legacy.
The repercussions descended down to the show’s cancellation and defined the rest of his life and career to come.
Rally to Restore Sanity (2010)
Along with Stephen Colbert, for the first time in history, Stewart organised a rally in the heart of Washington D.C with more than 200,000 participants.
With great sense of humour, and at the same time, with great feeling he asked from the people of America to stop the cryophobia and replace it with rationality. It illustrated his accomplishment to delves dipper from jokes and comedy into the heart of the fans.
Calling Out Congress Over 9/11 First Responders Bill (2010)
Stewart’s advocacy for 9/11 first responders did not fail to show him as extremely serious.
By focusing on Congress, he focused the nation’s attention on the problem, giving him a concrete case to help advance the legislation.
Final Goodbye (2015)
On the last episode of The Daily Show, as a host, chapter the director was very emotional.
He urged defences to escape for the ordered to “be vigilant” anything changes of the political lies, and he ended the chapter thanking the audience and offering them something important, like part of his great behavior.
