Donald Trump has only been back in office for a week and Jon Stewart is already pretty tired. On a new episode of The Daily Show he professed that the onslaught of current events has been a little bit too much.

Jon Stewart addressed the past week in politics on Monday night’s (January 27) episode of The Daily Show, where he advised Democrats that if they want to regain office, they need to chill a little on the fascist talk and actually offer an alternative.

Jon Stewart discusses America's emerging 'broligarchy' the corrupting force of money in politics with Dr. Brooke Harrington.

Show” host Jon Stewart jokes about outrage over President Trump’s latest DOJ firings and gives advice to his critics.

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. “This is the cycle we find ourselves in.

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 ripped into liberal media pundits’ recent rhetoric in response to Donald Trump’s first week back in office. Early into his Monday monologue, Stewart played a montage of news anchors referring to Trump’s firing of 17 inspectors general as a “purge.

Jon Stewart took a surprising position on The Daily Show, defending Trump against fascism claims and criticizing Democrat for overreacting.

Show guest host Jon Stewart is calling foul on fascism. Or more aptly, he’s calling foul on Democrats whose broad criticism of President Donald Trump has been reduced to the whining, ineffective, singular cry that “he’s a fascist.

Stewart revealed at the start of his show on Monday (27 January) that he had found Trump’s return to office “exhausting” and jokingly rubbing tears out of his eyes ahead of the admission. “The return to 1600 Trumplvania Avenue was as disorienting and chaotic as I imagined,