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    1. *“If you felt a little off these past couple of days, it’s probably because our great father has not been home,” Stewart reported. “For father has been gracing England with his legendary warmth and radiance, gazed upon him with a gait even more majestic than that of the royal horses that pranced before him. He wowed the English with charm, intelligence, and an undeniable sexual charisma that filled their air like a pheromone-packed London fog.”*
      – Stewart taking about Dear Leader, Trump, father to all.

    2. ProjectMason on

      I guess the First Amendment doesn’t exist anymore, huh? Anything that upsets the government will cause you to be canceled.

    3. MissionCreeper on

      Part of why satire works because they really can’t nail you for the literal words you use.

    4. I am wondering if father actually saw this, would he realize this praise is worthy of his majesty?

    5. cassy_supernova on

      Malicious Compliance.

      „FIRE DUMB STEWART. HE SAID NICE THINGS ABOUT ME. PEOPLE KNOW HE’S SECRETLY MEAN. FCC SHOULD INVESTIGATE ALL US COMEDY FOR RADICAL LEFT VIOLENCE, FOR WHICH STEWART SHOULD BE ARRESTED AFTER THANKING ME FOR HIS ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER“

    6. Absolute gold.

      „Oh Donald, we pledge to thee our word.
      From the hottest…country in the world.“

    7. I hope they keep this schtick up. That was fun.

      This + Colbert bring back the Colbert Report as a segment last night. Over-the-top satire works when shit is over the top.

    8. It felt pretty tame. The gag of being weary of state censorship only works if the episode itself isn’t pulling its punches. As it stands, the episode tried to satorize a state media dystopia but did so while delivering something that wouldn’t anger the state too much.

      It was, in a word, safe. And that’s just about the worst thing they could have done.

    9. Motor_Somewhere7565 on

      It’s genius, but it won’t occur to those who lack self-awareness, or won’t care. Both? My only hope is that the more brazen Trump 2.0 gets, the louder resistance grows, and the collective wakes up from their apathy and greed and realizes that democracy is priceless compared to whatever they’re offered to give up free speech

    10. EllyKayNobodysFool on

      Letterman did it the right way.

      Such a shame everyone else went satire instead of taking a stand.

      Goodnight, and good luck

    11. RoyalRobinBanks on

      My question is, is shitler smart enough to understand Jon was mocking him? Lol

    12. QuantumLeaperTime on

      Trump is still going to get rid of all honest TV hosts.  Stewart and Myers are next. 

    13. DeathByGoldfish on

      Went to The Daily beast to watch the clip. I shit you not, I got an ad for the Hulu/D+/ESPN bundle fronted by John Cena. Groan.

    14. engineerdelta9 on

      The political connections are starting a union. They see no future for their brand and in panic mode.

      Best hope is Starbucks

    15. Ninevehenian on

      *Do not go gentle into that good night,*
      *Old age should burn and rave at close of day;*
      *Rage, rage against the dying of the light.*

      *Though wise men at their end know dark is right,*
      *Because their words had forked no lightning they*
      *Do not go gentle into that good night.*

    16. Searchlights on

      Satire is important and this was a wonderful response by Stewart.

      Jimmy Fallon’s team took a similar path in his opening monologue and that was very well done too.

    17. Jesse_Livermore on

      Jon nailed it: The gaudy gold trim everywhere. The ass-kissing at every turn. The Albania and Aberbaijan war. Telling pleading with his audience to STFU and stop booing Trump.
      Stewart is taking on this persona not just because it’s hilariously over the top but also because it’s not really THAT over the top and is realistic. This depiction of a not-so-distant-future is going to be happening soon if people keep letting Trump’s goons take their liberties away.

    18. Actual_Homework_9110 on

      The right is so weak, fragile and pathetic. No president in history is the giant snowflake trump is. His fragile narcissistic ego just can’t cope. He’s the king of insults and name-calling yet can’t handle hearing the truth told about him, his cult or his fascist regime. Republicans have forfeited their right to call themselves Americans. Their leader is a childish fascist bully, just like his idols, Hitler and Putin. Never forgive the voters of this country for waiving their right to vote to save American democracy from rightwing extremism, last November. Never.

    19. BeepBoopRobotVoice on

      TDS did not go nearly far enough in their criticism. I wonder if past watershed moments in history are often overlooked as possibly benign or insignificant at the time of the event.

      Feels like the last 8 months has turned America into a fascist state.

      Feels like people are so consumed with surviving in their own personal lives that the overall health of the democracy is thrown to the wayside so the rich can do whatever they please.

      Seems by design.

      Really sucks for our kids and the generations to come.

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