Jon Stewart Videos

Jon Stewart revisited his contentious interview with Donald Rumsfeld in a new THE DAILY SHOW After The Cut clip, admitting the exchange cost him considerable sleep.

Jason Bateman joined Jon Stewart on THE DAILY SHOW to commiserate about their kids leaving home, trading stories on the strange adjustment of an empty nest.

Soccer legend and activist Megan Rapinoe sat down with Desi Lydic on THE DAILY SHOW to discuss her new podcast, equal pay advocacy, and life after retiring from professional soccer.

Matt Damon appeared on The Tonight Show to discuss Christopher Nolan's THE ODYSSEY, sharing a story about a costume mishap involving Tom Holland that Damon mistook for a father-son moment on set.

Jon Stewart addresses the death of Senator Lindsey Graham and Washington's gerontocracy problem on THE DAILY SHOW, also examining Trump's tribute and how Mitch McConnell outlived his colleague.

Oscar-winning director Christopher Nolan sat down with Jon Stewart on The Daily Show to discuss his new film The Odyssey, including how Oppenheimer paved the way for the project and his unique filming process.

Lawrence celebrated ALL OUT: COMEDY ABOUT AMBITION's First Broadway performance with a pop-up concert, which you can watch part of in this video from the event.

The Late Show With Stephen Colbert will end in May 2026. To cheer up Colbert and his audience, Lin-Manuel Miranda and 'Weird' Al Yankovic stopped by during last night's episode to perform Coldplay's 'Viva La Vida.' Watch the video here!

Audiences will get a double bill of jazz brilliance with Makaya McCraven & SHABAKA on Saturday, October 19. Check out a video sneak peek at the performance here.

In the latest episode of BOM’s 19 Questions, the INCREDIBLE Bobby Lopez (Book, Music, Lyrics), talks about creating the show with Matt Stone and Trey Parker, who’s on his guilty pleasure playlist, and where the double EGOT keeps all those awards. Watch the episode here!

Steve Carell recently appeared on The Late Show last night, September 14. During the episode, a sketch was shown of Carell, opposite Stephen Colbert in a dramatic scene as part of the segment, 'Too Much Exposition Theatre.'