that's why I love these shows. they're reputable, intelligent people from the artistic world that voice truth and beauty and present it on this platter dressed with "fun-sauce"

This video is proof that all human beings descend from a single woman. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b8dhY6xpx9W3nH0.html

Hey man, before I hit the sack, I want you to know I'm going Defcon 3 on yow asses 👀

@Un Woke mate are u ok?

😦😦😦😦

two? Colbert was just trying to keep his empty head from floating away

This is a prompted, bullet-point, semi-planned conversation on a talk show. This isn’t authenticity, and it’s pretty sad that that’s the word you used.

Same here... he got us good with that one. The best bit

But who cares when God gets the last laugh.

The crazy part is he meant it. It was an inside joke meant to go over our heads. At the end he mentions how he knows Colbert doesn't agree.

'Listen, if you don't want us around, write your own fkn Broadway shows." BEST line I've heard in years!!! Love Jon Stewart!

@@jodily, it's happening right before our eyes: REPENTANCE IS OUR GREATEST WEAPON!!! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/arhyldmml7nLfWg.html

these have gone too far lol

Doesn't surprise me. He seems like a genuinely nice guy.

He can afford that, I bet he knows someone on the printing committee.

@@thewizardsofthezoo5376 lmao

@@gonzalo4658 Lol i know, people are fully braindead if they still believe these.

Don’t forget shameless mouthpiece for the establishment.

@@sdhomeguide6343 "Don’t forget shameless mouthpiece for the establishment" - Yes, fighting to get proper health care for first responders who risked their lives and their health to save others, and are now bearing the consequences of their sacrifice, is most definitely being a "shameless mouthpiece for the establishment".

@@sdhomeguide6343 Says the wealthy San Diego real estate huckster...!

For President

@@nomore6167 He did a very commendable thing but it doesn’t erase his history as an establishment mouthpiece. I’ll never forget his hack job on occupy Wall Street. Or his current pushing of the gender fluidity insanity.

Is a reason the best political show for years was on a comedy channel.

The impressive part was he disarmed Colbert and derailed his "this is dangerous" before he ever got to bring it up. While not everyone is as good as conversations as Jon, we have allowed the names to be wailed as clubs to prevent discussion on many topics.

The daily show with him was ……. Just consistently such a salve. Game changing is putting it mildly.

John Stewart is a g. He has always kept it real. He is a genius. He showed the difference in who can talk. He joked. And he knew what he was doing. I love that he stated that he doesn’t necessarily agree with everything but agrees that a person should not be penalized for their opinion.

John and Steve I miss this

100% FACTS. You're spot on.

I agree 👍💯.

You don’t think he was over simplifying his opinion on this topic? Come on man..

Shame he can't do the same thing on his new TV show but he does a good job here.

Stewart is a fraud-his Dad worked for Dept of Treasury& his brother was a COO of the New York Stock Exchange who collaborated with Maddoff on PFOF. He’s a plant to deflect and divide Americans-he especially pushes racial division. Why? Because if poor white&black people are busy blaming each other they won’t blame the Ruling Class who run things. Has JS ever once mentioned the NSA, the CFR, the Federal Reserve, the Trilateral Commission, Central Banks, Darpa...??? Nope: and he won’t because he’ll virtue signal by claiming he supports Veterans but he never calls out the Globalists&Banking Dynasties behind all wars. If they are on A Cabal owned network they are gatekeepers for the Cabal.

His new show is amazing. It doesn’t have quite the same cultural reach as TDS, but goddamn, I just yesterday watched him interview Hillary Clinton and Condoleeza Rice for 45 minutes, for free, on KZfaq. He’s doing his best work now.

If Jon made one mistake it was putting his new show on a platform (Apple TV) with limited reach.

@@dan_hitchman007 Every platform has limited reach. The fuck is he supposed to do?

@@grabble7605 Apple TV is especially limited.

Excuse me? Trevor Noah ist doing an AMAZING job..💥🔥have several seats 😒

YEah. Jon kinda makes Stephen look like an asshole here :P Hope Steves been doing whats right and not just whats right for his business.

@@scorch4299 How did he make Stephen look like an asshole? Stephen hardly got a word in throughout this clip.

@@MTMF.london Steven has that jew hatred in his eyes.

@@scorch4299 He doesn't. You are projecting your own very obvious feelings.

The tension is because Stephen likely disagrees with this idea that we should let bigots and disinformants and hate-mongers have as much platform as they want for the sake of “debate.” And Stephen is right. And Jon is wrong. Responsibility exists in the world, and no one is obligated to platform violent and terrible ideas for the sake of “fairness.” Basic values have to exist, and one of our values is that ALL people have a right to security and dignity. Which means that a neo-fascist does not have a “right” to a microphone if they are going to use that “right” to implicitly or directly attack the rights of others.

Yeah, like, I know you don't like Jews. I can see it in your eyes, reverse psychology, trading places.

@@artlesscalamity348 Nope. You don't even get what he is saying. Simpleton.

@@patrickbertlein4626 I get it just fine, it’s just very reductive and ignores the complexity (and dangers) of the problem. While the IDEAL of open dialogue is noble, the REALITY of platforming disinfo and fascism is that society regresses and destabilizes, democratic guarantees are weakened, and people die. It’s not a philosophical issue, it’s a security issue. And calling someone a “simpleton” is not an argument. I can back up what I’m saying with piles of sources and research.

​@@artlesscalamity348 I mean, Stewart is talking to a guy who invited a Jew onto his show during the rise of antisemitism to deliver a segment on accepting neonazism. Frankly, Stewart lost the right to act offended about antisemitism the second he agreed to this segment. He isn't wrong with what he says about Colbert, though.

You could hear a pin drop for the majority of the interview & I mean that in the best way possible.

Yes, it's like the days when guests went on the Dick Cavette show. Silent moments like this were common back then.

the shows are actually much longer in real life. they edit them down for TV. this was a serious discussion so not much reason for people to laugh nonstop

Hate to break it to you, but I was there in January and the reactions from the public is 100% fake. So much so that I can't watch the show anymore because it was SO unbelievable weird and fake.

@@maarten1164 Every American program is fake.

that's a strong message. as i commented before, when the guy that's mostly right has this open attitude of not being the smartest in the room and listening, it sets a big example

I actually understand how people feel this way. I mean, I'm a socialist! Scared of climate change, wealth inequality and the problems they cause. Easy ways of being manipulated. That's why I have a no-kill policy. Because, I mean, what if someone convinces me its the jews?

Who is W?

@@SicMundusss George W. Bush, president of the United States from 2001-2008

True but now Colbert and Daily show are now just talking propaganda heads of the DNC

@@chillingguy8386 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Better times. No on was soft and could take a joke

lashing out after 400 years of oppresion is undertsandable.

@@xMXWLx I agree. When I made my comment I was, and still am, referring to anyone who has a knee jerk reaction to everything that they deem controversial. And am I speaking about “controversy” such as Dave Chapelle’s SNL monologue. I thought he did an excellent job in ushering in civil discourse about the topic at hand. But I think that he always does. Like I said, lashing out before having an earnest conversation is so much easier, but very detrimental to our society.

@@xMXWLx Also, the only people lashing out here are the antisemites. The Jewish community is being super measured in their response. Why does "free speech" always seem to mean shelter Nazis and grifters from any consequences whatsoever?

@@TheParentalRevolution we have to TALK to those people too.

at 10:15 you can tell Steven Colbert sits there in silence not because he's awed by Jon Stewart's commentary but because he's too stupid to formulate an intelligible response.

Beautifully said! Plus... He's extremely intelligent lol

Jon Stewart is not a Jew, he is liberal and fraud.

That's what stopped him from being a great comedian, fortunately it makes him one of the greatest human beings.

Amen

and his intelligence...

How?

@@TeeRizzle how so? I watched the whole video? Lol

@@TeeRizzle but don’t try and run from the fact you ain’t answer my question lol! In what way was this a insightful, socially intelligent and compassionate perspective?

​@@Sho2officialYup...nailed it my friend. I never knew what a "gas bag" was but now I know

Refreshing, isn't it? Imagine, try reeeeeaallly hard, if MORE than just a few folks did this, what might happen? A wave of clear-thinking? Maybe...worth a try, eh?

If he was still in character from his days on Colbert Report then he absolutely would not have let him finish

@@eliasdesouza-melo3307 Hilarious. Anyone who describes Rogan as far-right is outing themselves as someone who has never listened to one of his interviews. It also tips your hand that your a authoritarian & a conformist.

Agreed!!! Love Jon Stewart. A breath of fresh air like Grorge Carlin was

@@KBlakK it is honestly so lovely to see someone genuinely express a genuine thought progression on TV because that's what they believe rather than being glued to an ideology in order to appeal to demographic

I noticed that too. It was refreshing.

Also great that you have a host in Colbert who isn't going to talk over him or interrupt him.

I noticed that too. Very disappointing.

I noticed it too. I don't think its indifference. Could it be discomfort? Colbert is a great communicator.

People want to hear what Jon has to say. It never disappoints.

Did he use his brain cells when he gave a Ukrainian Nazi an award?

He’s so fast! The recall he has is instant! Coming from a girl who had a very bad concussion in her past, it’s something to behold🤩⚡️

Trump uses all his brain cells as well, sadly for him he only has two and one of them is busy keeping him breathing

All four of them? Ask him about the billion dollar giveaway to the US military masked as "burn pit relief"

He's a loser Jew

Pretty much

Jon is a an emotionally charged hack.

It world where people prefer to attack people to solve problems, rather than talk out resolutions and find genuine solutions, Jon's word ring hollow. . .

I believe wholeheartedly that the Twitter mob is well out of hand, but this is entirely different. I think much more harm than good comes from allowing racist nonsense, especially from influential celebrities, to proliferate on social media. Kanye posted antisemitic in the months leading up to the "deathcon 3 on Jewish people" idiocy. I don't recall any "useful conversations" stemming from those earlier tweets being allowed to "air out". And how would those conversations go exactly? Can you even imagine a large-scale civil, productive conversation around racism occurring on Twitter? Oh yeah, I can see it now, a slew of antisemites tweeting back how this conversation has really turned them around. Stewart's take strikes me as foolishly Pollyannaish, especially when you consider that antisemitism is currently on the rise worldwide and people are suffering because of it.

@@robbysoaks it seems like there is a disagreement on where the lines are drawn in allowing folks to say how they feel on a certain topic.

He knows when to sit back and showcase his guests.

More like him less like Colbert

Jon Stewart for president.

@@magnetospin agree!! Workn well in Ukraine having a comedian for president. And Stewart is the best candidate since Carlin for pres. !

I second Jon for president! He is compassionate and smart

Well said!!!!! We NEED PEACE AND UNITY!!!!! Bless you!!!!!!

Yeah...On the heels on Dave Chapelle and Kayne .

@@vermiciousk1 dave and ye neither one said anything you shouldn't be able to say in the united states. i searched for this clip all night long and jon stewart didn't disappoint.

no he's not jon stewart is a man out of place out of time. his entire existence made sense in bush era when conservatives had institutional and establishment power, and there was no hyper-left progressive culture. today, he's been outflanked by legitimate crazy people on the left and is still trying to do the same brand of comedy while telling white people "they're too white", it doesn't work.

He's no Dave Chapelle though.

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ - Jesus Christos! Settle down...

He knows not to question “the jew” 😂

I disagree with John Stewart, If he wants to discuss anti-Semitism with somebody that's his business.

to ruin his glasses was an extra he couldn't let pass it seems

@@MegaRzen *Jon

He fully sees & tries to understand all sides of any dilemma without judgment. For that I am always grateful

The key word in this post is listen in my opinion. Finally out of all the people that have spoken about these “tropes”. Out off all the people that called names such as crazy or idiot someone listened. Mr Stewart not only listened but he sympathized and offered a solution. Single-handedly helping people like myself keep hope alive. Much appreciated Ma’am.

LOVE...Jon shaking a N@zis hand( Ihor Halushka) and giving him an award...

dont u morons get it? colbert is saying he is not allowed a voice!

@@princehectoroftroy8340 Ok Alex. We know it's you. Still using Putin’s strategy of calling all those who oppose him and Ukrainians “Nazis” I see.

Yes, I agree, it was the most substantial. But, for clarity, it's one of quite a few...

Between these two? Ha ha haha ah haha!

Entitled liberals laughing at unfunny jokes what a shocker

Colbert was pretty much silent. He was not at the level of depth that Jon was. I think it was a terrible interview by Colbert. It was a fantastic monologue by Stewart.

yeah Stephen always lets the truly insightful ones talk freely without any speed pressures or random jokes. But it takes time to know someone on that level, and they go with their speed routine as a default with most their guests. One of the reasons why he at times interrupts the guest or only takes a one or two line answer to the questions instead of further explanation is to speed up the segment so as to get more things to talk about. But many people don't see Stephen from this perspective, they find it rude and such.

@@Happyllama220 Colbert was funny back in the day and I actually rather liked the Colbert Report. That being said, I'm glad he let Stewart do his thing.

If you carefully watch the clip again, Stephen actually presses Jon to give an answer even after long non-answers until Jon finally answers him. Jon even realizes this means there's disagreement.

As pointed out at the end by stephen himself... he can't reveal his personal feelings about the issue because it's too dangerous and may get him canceled.

Sorry 🥀your neighborhood suffered......🪶🤍🪶

😅

If only we were lucky enough that he was on the top floor when they got hit

The Good days. Steven sold out and john didn't

South Park also played a big role

Nope, South Park and Dave Chappelle also helped.

Back when they were funny

@@isaaccutlip5815100% true. Colbert wanted the money.

Absolutely!

Once or twice, it seemed as though Colbert “handled” or herded him at critical moments. I found that unfortunate. Loved Stewart’s overall message and wit, of course.

We really need to get rid of this term “cancel led”. Kanye did not get canceled. He’s not a tv show 😒🙄

It makes the canceler come off as more of an oppressors than a hero. What can't people say... "I hear what you're say, but let's agree to disagree?" Done.

True, dogpiling on someone for having a different perspective only breeds resentment.

I'm so glad someone as leftie as Jon is taking this position. If more liberal people start thinking like this, the alt right can be defanged as they would be unable to play the victims of the cancel culture.

@@AdilAmeerPutin cancel culture needs to go.

@@AdilAmeerPutin Jon really isn't that "lefty" and most liberal people do think like this. Don't make the mistake of thinking the extremely woke "vocal" minority represents the majority on the left, the same way the election denying/maga "vocal" minority doesn't represent the majority on the right. Most people are somewhere in middle leaning left or right. Its our broken political system that forces us to support one extreme or the other.

@@Prince36300 As a lefty on the economic issues myself who listens to Jon, I can tell you that Jon is to the left of all the self-identified centrists and even many lefties. Wokeism is a social/cultural movement, not an economic one, that many lefties don't agree with. Wokeism just happens to be bundled together with "left-leaning ideas" in this point in time through a reductionist non-nuanced narrative peddled by the mainstream.

@@AdilAmeerPutin I think we are driving towards a similar point. I agree, Jon is firmly on the left and while Id argue the term "lefty" in '22 implies far left social politics, it is probably pointless to get in vocabulary debate. My original point is that most lefties do THINK like Jon. We are just not as represented in social and traditional media because the incentives (attention/conflict=money) favors people and ideas that are extreme, simple, lack any nuance and provoke emotion. Even if you do think like Jon, you are deincentivized to talk this way because of potential backlash and harassment from the other extremist viewpoints. The issue is the medium and political system not the voters themselves.

I do agree, but that's because he needs long silent pauses to process his thoughts.

Jon already has made the jump into changing political tides. When he shares his insights it's so to the bone honest, it's hard to contest it.

@@randolphpinkle4482 I see his pauses for effect. But it's entertainment either way.

Am I the only person who notices that the white people in the audience always don’t clap properly whenever they talk about black people on these type of shows? 🤨🤨🤨

They shut the laugh tracks off when they habe something serious to say.

I think the anti-Semitisim and transphobia shuts down the conversation a heck of a lot more than the criticism of it.

@@arlom5132 Sure.... but labelling things in black and white by definition ignores reality for ones own convenience. To actually bring people to your side, you have to be willing to understand the nuances of their criticisms and statements, then correct the points where they went astray. I think the real problem lies in the fact that most people don't actually know how to reasonably defend their own positions on either side, because they are dictated by society, rather then determined and learned for ones self. The more you push anything, no matter how evil it seems into a corner and forbid it, you've instantly given it credibility it never deserved. It's essentially the same as saying 'we don't have a legitimate answer to your question, so your no longer allowed to ask it.'

@@tudeslildude yup. minimal critical thinking in vast majority of people. tbh, it's probably always been that way.

@@tudeslildude but "the Jews control the media", "the Jews are keeping blacks down" are not questions. They're false antisemitic statements, and there's nothing wrong with naming them as such, as well as explaining where they went astray.

@@skierpage ....... okay? The problem isn't labelling the statements as antisemitic, it's labelling the people parroting them as antisemitic. When you do this, you delegitimize the word, when dealing with actual antisemitism. If people were actually doing what you just described it would be fine, but there's a complete lack of the follow up, the only thing that happens is the labelling and shaming. We don't explain to them why they got it wrong, we expel them from society and never let them back in. Peoples interests don't seem to lay in understanding and reconciliation, it lies in demonizing the other side. It's what the right does on abortion and 'wokeness', and the left on stuff like this racism. When you demonize the other person, you don't have any intention of reaching an understanding hand out to convert them, you just want to punish them and move on. This doesn't end up solving anything at the end of the day, and just deepens peoples misguided beliefs.

I thank snl execs for having the balls to put on Dave.

Sad Donahue was doing this 50yrs ago

I'm so glad Jon and Dave get along. The jews will need labor when the white race is gone.

Is this Ben Shapiro's real profile page for youtube?

Colbert throwing in Dave’s line at the end was pretty funny. Stewart elevates Colbert as a human.

blaming one for dumbing you down and one for "being real" just goes to show that you have never taken control over your own laziness. As long as you have a choice and the other looks reprehensible to you, the world makes sense. Sucking air for no reason.

Yeah, people "dumbing down" the conversation and lying their way into it. Just like the old new Stephen Colbert. What a sellout. What a status quo propagandist.

He gave an award to a Nazi jstu is the establishment

I love this man! His wisdom is powerful!

I agree we need more and to add to that I think we need to be better as a country at not empowering misinformation and ridiculous antics with our viewership

He truly is! One of the only voices of reason on the Left in my opinion.

he's a (((liar)))

Giving a n@zi a medal is the heart of being “ genuine “😉

@@ALIMUNTH huh?

@@sadbravesfan he gave a Ukrainian Nazi an award

You are right. Real life cannot be explained in 140 characters or however many are allowed now

Each of us has the opportunity to speak like Jon Stewart (though, in all likelihood, not as well), and to choose "not to bury the nasty stuff" away in some corner. Of course, in order to speak like Jon, one needs to be well informed and current regarding the pressing issues of the day, and this takes some attention to detail, and requires effort. Most of all, we need to be civil to those who disagree with us, so that we can hear them through, and judge what it is they say, and not who they are solely based on what they say. Kudos to Colbert and Stewart for raising the issues that are raised here.

Not Colbert's bag, hard to sell a shit movie or album off nuance and genuine discussion. We should all be thankful Stewart came back and is injecting maturity into The Late Show in small doses.

@@westonhunter5979 eh? He generally does great interviews. He's great at pulling genuine discussion out of people in a very respectful way.

Sure beats carpool karaoke.

Very true:).

He starts the conversation with fascism didn't win. What a joke

Well it didn't, so I'm not getting what you are trying to say.

And he follows it up with action.

dont u morons get it? colbert is saying he is not allowed a voice!

I have been a huge Stewart fan for decades but I’m really not feeling this. It’s far too vague and equivocal and I don’t think he actually answers the question or addresses the issue. He says oh we can just use facts and logic to disabuse people of racist and antisemítico beliefs but when does that actually work??? You think Qannon or Greene or trump cultist will actually engage in a reasoned and evidence based conversation? Look at all the damage caused by the publication of the protocols of Zion, should that have been allowed to br published so it could be debunked? What that expression about a lie travelling around the world before the truth has tied its laces? What he is saying may work with some people but engaging in debate or being polite etc with racists etc is what they want, and it doesn’t work. Love Stewart but he’s showing his age a bit here inasmuch as it’s not the 90s anymore. The right and the racists are like they were during the Clinton or even Obama years.

disagree, they seem old, boring and insufferable. I'm 40 and they seem like zombies.

Except he’s wrong on this

@@wephilips6651 Lol you’re totally right buddy, it’s the exploited black men who are evil racists for stating the demonstrable fact that black people have been exploited and controlled by the jews and continue to be. It’s not definitely not the all powerful white multiBILLIONAIREs who are stealing the earnings of black talent (athletes, artists) and getting richer and richer from it. Yup you’ve got it, the victim is the horrible unredeemable racist monster, and the abuser is the one who we should give our sympathy too… JFC it’s truly terrifying how easily manipulated you people are. Before giving to the opinion on something, maybe actually educate yourself on the topic with independent research instead of blindly parroting whatever the talking heads and twitter guppies tell you

Stewart, yes. Colbert, not so much

He has another show now, by the way! Not sure if you’re able to watch but it’s on Apple TV+ called “The Problem with John Stewart”. Doesn’t play anywhere near as regularly as The Daily show, unfortunately. Still pretty good though.

@jon dough sad part is there is a non zero percent chance your being serious and not satirical or trolling

@@Dildonion look at the numbers.. That's literally all you need to do

@@haerverk why not share the numbers here cuh

@@burstingturtle ok, so let's take take Hollywood. Let's ignore wallstreet and the capitol. Jewish people being 0.2% of the American population are over represented by AT LEAST x000% amongst produseres. That's at least 1000x, can be twise, can be tripple. And as an ethnicity/religion they are famously nepotic, you do the math from there. I don't even care about this stuff, by all means let them do the jobs they are good at, but it's so blatant that it's insane to hear people try to avoid the subject.

hey hey

He didn’t though. He basically is just saying “we have to have dialogue with fascists” as if this has ever led to progress. In fact Jon clearly struggles at the end with offering an actionable plan for dealing with this crap.

@@artlesscalamity348 But at least he opens up the conversation.♥️

@@TeeRizzle my “line of thinking”? You mean having basic principles of truth and empathy and security? Rejecting hate speech, political violence, conspiracy nonsense, and disinformation that endangers people? Yeah, not sorry. Rightwing fascism is a direct and immediate threat, and America is running out of chances to save itself. There is such a thing as being wrong, and this is not a philosophical or partisan question. Actual people are having their lives and liberties endangered. Right now. YOUR democracy is at stake, even if you are not a current target.

@@artlesscalamity348 youre missing the point..currently there is a system in place strictly silencing opposing perspectives causing more harm than good by increasing these feelings of vitriol within these groups by validating their lack of freedom and unjustified mistreatment...historically we see that increase in government control has only caused civil unrest. What he is suggesting is first having transparency from the government leading to more honest conversations without the gaslighting thus regaining trust in people. That in itself is a monumental task

Cancel culture isn't constructive, but it is sensitive.

Shut up

Because he knew gullible normies like you would eat this up 😂

I think he had that job for awhile right after Colbert left.

This aged so well lmao

Yes. This is his everything. ❤.

Too bad Stephen Colbert disagrees. Goes to show how much he's changed.

its nice, but are they willing to have the discussion? Dave particularly has met every criticism with lashing out. At what point do you say, look, you are not discussing in good faith, you enjoy the controversy and seem to be enjoying the new fanbase you have gotten from attacking transgender people, and i no longer view an honest conversation possible. Do we extend this for trump supporters? I generally am good with writing some people off as lost, it saves wasting a lot of time on someone who does not want an honest conversation. its harsh, but its realistic.

And your own Christmas carols. Yep, that’s a “Jew thing” too

@@BigMrFirebird Check it out where?

@@BigMrFirebird so says the Russian propagandists 😂😂😂😂 You should really learn to distinguish between the truth and that Republican bullsh$t online!!

@@BigMrFirebird did you explain your incoherent rambling?

@@steverogers6572 If you thought for yourself and did your own research I wouldn't have to.

Kind of like his good friend Dave Chappelle.

umm, no. Rick Sanchez had a rocket ship climb in his career to the top as a Latino, until J. Stewart made it his mission to constanlty discredit and bully him when he still had the daily show. When Rick Sanchez called j.stew a bigot, Sanchez was immediately fired for being 'anti-semitic'. Also, Wyatt Cenac was a super funny stand up comedian- and the only black writer for j.stewie's daily show. When j.stew imitated then black prez candidate Herman Cain in a trope 'black voice', Wyatt voiced his concern to j. stew at the writers' meeting only for j.stw to yell at him at the top of his lungs in front of everyone, "fuck off! I am done with you". Why won't john stuart leibowitz practice the same tolerance of opinion and address the wounds that he creates that he preaches? And why did the two people he attacked face consequences, but jsl was shielded from dealing with any of his consequences?

Jon Stewart for President?

@@deydance because the jews

Your comment sounds like a movie review. Jon wasn’t acting, you know.

from the UK - I don't understand this at all !

100percent agree.:)

What parts can't be understood - crazy rapper Kanye West, anti-Semitic basketballer Kyrie Irving, racist comedic tropes, conspiracy theories and/or the NY Knicks being a traditionally terrible sporting team, maybe similar to EPL clubs Everton or Newcastle that're relatively popular despite rarely winning anything?

@@AndyPresto75 you sound so white haha

@@littleoneforever6450 I'm Australian but guilty as charged.

I as well (aswell? Not a native english speaker)

@@danielfagundess That's correct

dont think they would have much to disagree on

@@danielfagundess "I as well" is correct. Cheers! 😁

@@pearlrival3124 Maybe. But at least John has come to terms with some of his past homophobia. Dave not so much.

Yes!!!

and Colbert is the opposite unfortunately. He cares about his reputation and what others thing way more than help heal and discuss difficult topics with his own point of view.

@@steve19811 I don't see that, at all. Besides, These two men have two vastly different jobs. Jon has much more control over his show, that he created, and he's in a position to not have to worry about advertisers, or studio executives and censors, or whether or not one of his guests ever agrees to return after he eviscerates them on camera. Steven, on the other hand, has an obligation to the legacy of the show's brand, the network, the studio, the advertisers, the writers, the guests, and all of the other people who make the show happen every night. The Late Show is a part of the state's tourism. Literally, hundreds of people's livelihoods depend on that show. It's not even a fair comparison. Is it not enough that Colbert gives Jon as much airtime as he possibly can, to talk about practically anything he wants, while promoting and supporting nearly every move he makes? He gives him network exposure to promote a show on a separate paid subscription network, all the time. He gives him a huge space to voice and share his message any time he wants. Do you honestly think he's not helping to promote and encourage discussion of important topics? Seriously? Did you even notice how quiet that audience was while Jon shared some wisdom on a deeply serious subject, on a nationally broadcast platform? WTF else do you expect the man to do?🤨

What is even more admirable is there were no hard cuts. A good speaker can keep your attention through their cadence, wit, intelligence, humor, and passion as it hugs every word they speak. When you, as a remote watcher, aren't looking at the runtime of the video, when you find yourself resting your face in your hands, hanging on to a speaker's every word and actually contemplating their thoughts and points... that's beautiful. Jon puts in a masterclass in public speaking every time he opens his mouth. He doesn't incite rage. He doesn't need to put down others or to pick a villain to make this words have power. He means what he says and he wants others to come along for the journey as he explains himself. He's a goddamn legend.

A true legend.

It's amazing though I've never seen any democrat talk to a republican with anything close to calmness and manners, like that one still exists. Hell they will eat their own if need be!

@@6offdutyninjasN1 Then you're not watching/talking to the right people. I have friends who I disagree with politically and often get into heated debates with. What I've noticed is these same people will hurl insults when debating online but are more level-headed and actually discuss the topics when having face-to-face discussions. Social media and the internet have fostered a culture of keyboard warriors and echo chambers. Talking with my politically divergent friends doesn't magically make us agree with each other. It reminds us that although the person we're debating may have a different set of values and priorities, they're still good people at the end of the day.

@@inchworm226 everyone has a different experience I guess

@@6offdutyninjasN1 Is your suggestion that republicans are always civil with democrats? They would likely just call them libtards and not listen anything they have to say. How is that any different?

@@6offdutyninjasN1 one of the issues many people who are too far from the centre of the political spectrum is they don't care about fact or reality. After hearing someone say "you are wrong" with no evidence, no data, no info, no further rebuttal, for the 80th time you become very much annoyed and easily frustrated because you aren't the first brick wall. If you are doing a course and there is a wall. The first one is ok great lets try to get over it. The second is...ok I can do this, the third is another one? By the 15th you are just swearing at the fact there is 15 walls you have to climb at the Putt Putt course.

Metastasizing out of our ever loving minds. Heartbreaking. I am still hoping for us as humans

And I just learn a new word 'Mestastasizing' I'm gonna be using that for days. Jon really make us reflect what life is truly about.

Regressing to the mean sadly. Natural law is conflict and war. Peaceful coexistence is an agonizing, exhausting and ultimately futile struggle against our very nature. How do we convince people in this day and age to willingly and knowingly take up arms in a losing battle for the sake of only temporary escape? Its a tough sell.

@@apollolancer78 Just an FYI: 'Metastasize' is a term that comes from medicine, primarily when talking about cancer. Here Jon used the word both for it's definition--to spread or grow--as well as to evoke a metaphor. That metaphor being: that misinformation is akin to cancer in it how dangerous it is. I'm explaining this because I believe it's important to fully understand how loaded a word may be before using it. I think Jon is the type of comic who is quite purposeful in the words he chooses to use. Plus, using cancer as a metaphor is rather serious, and I think ought to be used sparingly, rather than "using [it] for days." -From a writer (who is 6 months in remission ;) )

Who?

Adored!

@@SamsungSamsung-ps6tlWho are you? Ooooo ooooo ooo. Oh tell me who are you? Oo oo. I woke up in. A soho doorway a policeman knew my name. He said, “If you can get up and walk away.

I mean have yall seen the dollar bill??? On...

sO nUaNCeD BRO

& that right there is the double standard. We can make fun of Kyrie Irving on national TV and no one blinks an eye " you don't expect to get it from someone named Irving," yet that's precisely what Kyrie was trying to do-discover what his history might be. I guarantee he doesn't know why he has a jewish surname. It's funny to you, not to him. That reality is many of our (black ppl's) agony. I don't think anyone unless they've experienced the same thing can understand what it feels like to have (knowledge) of a limited history and have so many outlets telling you oh, your history is this, or no, your real history is that. It's numbing, especially the older you get. Kyrie is going through those growing pains most of us go through when you really stop and begin questioning these sort of things. Why is he wrong for trying to start dialogue and get answers. He was robbed of that and so were so many of us. And now Jon makes fun of him for having a jewish last name and Kyrie may not even know why. I agree with his other points however, he hightlighted the double standard with that remark.

@@jeremybaptiste637 he isnt making fun of kyrie for having that name, he is making a (very good) joke. perhaps you missed the entire point of what the man said

@@jeremybaptiste637 It’s always an odd thing when a white person goes, wow your last name is like my family member’s first name! What are the odds, isn’t that interesting? Idk how to casually drop, well yah my ancestor was enslaved by someone with your cousin’s name and now that’s what we call ourselves without feeling like I’m yelling at someone who wants to be friendly.

@@jeremybaptiste637 it’s not making fun of Irving it’s a joke to take some tension out of the room. Just like he said Colbert hated Jews. It’s clear that most of what Stewart said was a serious heart felt message with a few moments of levity sprinkled in to cut the tension in the room. I agree with the points you made about how unjust it is for all black people in the USA to have had their past and culture stripped from them. But I think you’re way off on Jon’s intent behind the joke.

This exactly what Jon meant when he said white people don't look at things from a black perspective. White people "it's not making fun of Kyrie Irving", Black people "Yes it is, they're trying 2 destroy the man's character and image because he watched a movie on Amazon Prime, shared the link on his social media, trying 2 educate himself on something black people N this country barely have access 2". Plus the Rothschild's R literally a Jewish banking family so go look it up 4 yourself and think about Y Kanye said what he said.

Me too! And Jons ability to articulate my feelings better than I could've is magical!

@@atefafkarian Indeed he is a magical orator!🙏🙏

You never have to be worried when Jon Stewart is going to speak. He restores hope in humanity, if even for just 12 minutes.

LoL His misinterpretation of fascism was the best. He thinks he can have his talk show in a fascist nation! LoL Hearing liberals calling Russians fascists the other day was the greatest lol

I often imagine them doing a kind of retirement show together after their kids are grown and flown where they just discuss and debate and make each other crack up laughing over whatever they find to disagree about.

It's like watching the master teaching the student how to be. I think the master still holds the title, but he's very proud of what his student has become

Never a more true and real depiction of a man has been written.

Jon makes jokes, to cover up truth. He needs to understand, he can be funny, while still telling the truth. He hasn't learned that yet.

Same. I grew up in a family of politicians and didn't care about politics until I started watching Daily Show.

No he’s not…

Was he being rational when he gave an award to a Ukrainian n@zi?

They are both master interviewers and interview guests, no reason to be surprised when they consistently put up good interviews like this.

Sucks when he hands a reward to a Azov Nazi in NY for PR though.

Not just on comedy but on humanity, too. He's the most human human I've ever seen. An all around grand person.

Or, somewhat boring

Jon Stewart recommended 9 years be allowed to transition and have their ducks cut off. He’s a monster

@@lyraserpentine894 Is calling someone the "most human" a positive? Many of us seem more flawed than ever.

Have you heard of Brennan Lee Mulligan? If not, your world is about to get brighter

he's just another dem party hack

A true gem? Stewart is on the board of Next for Autism, an extremely ableist organization that infantilizes autistic people and promotes autistic conversion therapy (otherwise known as applied behavior analysis). In 2016, he gave a glowing review to “To Siri with Love,” a disgusting book in which the author twice said she was considering having her autistic son forcibly sterilized when he turned 18. He’s only a “gem” if you don’t think disabled people don’t deserve the same respect and basic human rights as everyone else. For him to wag his finger at anti-Semitic bigotry, while promoting ableist bigotry and institutionalized abuse, is the height of hypocrisy.

@@KingMinosxxvi Hey look, everybody! ^ It's one of those tropes Jon was talking about!

I love how he's too much for Colbert. He must be thinking 'So this is how I made all those people feel.'