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The Daily ShowSeason 13

160 episodes · Jan 7, 2008

1. Ronald Seeber
Jan 7, 2008

Tonight’s guest is Ronald Seeber, a professor of labor relations at Cornell University, who will offer his perspective on worker strikes. Jon begins the broadcast by expressing solidarity with the writers' strike, a gesture marked by his di

2. David Frum
Jan 8, 2008
3. John Zogby
Jan 9, 2008
4. Lou Dobbs
Jan 10, 2008
5. Fareed Zakaria
Jan 14, 2008
6. Amb. John Bolton
Jan 15, 2008
7. Jonah Goldberg
Jan 16, 2008
8. Allen Raymond
Jan 17, 2008
9. Jon Meacham
Jan 21, 2008
10. Jim Wallis
Jan 22, 2008
11. P.J. O'Rourke
Jan 23, 2008
12. Gerri Willis
Jan 24, 2008
13. Phil Simms
Jan 28, 2008
14. Doris Kearns Goodwin
Jan 29, 2008
15. Peggy Noonan
Jan 30, 2008
16. Karen Tumulty
Jan 31, 2008
17. Tim Gunn
Feb 4, 2008 · 8.0
18. Chris Wallace
Feb 5, 2008
19. Tom Brokaw
Feb 6, 2008
20. Laton McCartney
Feb 7, 2008
21. Philip Shenon
Feb 11, 2008
22. Bill Kristol
Feb 12, 2008
23. Mark Siegel
Feb 13, 2008
24. Lee Siegel
Feb 14, 2008
25. Madeleine Albright
Feb 26, 2008
26. Allen Guelzo
Feb 27, 2008
27. Brian Williams
Feb 28, 2008

Tonight's broadcast begins with Brian Williams, anchor and managing editor of NBC Nightly News. Jon Stewart opens the show with a report on President Bush’s recent presidential news conference and his trip to Africa, titled "Bushman of Afri

28. Hillary Clinton
Mar 3, 2008

Tonight, presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

29. Ralph Nader
Mar 4, 2008
30. Martin Fletcher
Mar 5, 2008
31. Sen. Tom Daschle
Mar 6, 2008
32. Lt. Gen. William B. Caldwell
Mar 10, 2008
33. Grover Norquist
Mar 11, 2008
34. Ronald Kessler
Mar 12, 2008
35. Dana Perino
Mar 13, 2008
36. Brian Fagan
Mar 17, 2008
37. Jeffrey Sachs
Mar 18, 2008
38. Sen. Arlen Specter
Mar 19, 2008
39. Alex Kingsbury
Mar 20, 2008
40. Sen. Chuck Hagel
Mar 31, 2008
41. Simon LeVay
Apr 1, 2008
42. William Safire
Apr 2, 2008
43. George Clooney
Apr 3, 2008
44. Nathan Lane
Apr 7, 2008
45. Cokie Roberts
Apr 8, 2008
46. Steve Coll
Apr 9, 2008
47. Aram Roston
Apr 10, 2008
48. Judd Apatow
Apr 14, 2008
49. Jack Goldsmith
Apr 15, 2008
50. Peter Steinfels
Apr 16, 2008
51. Uma Thurman
Apr 17, 2008
52. Sen. Barack Obama
Apr 21, 2008
53. John Waters
Apr 22, 2008

John Waters, the celebrated cult film director, hosts tonight's program. He opens with a look at the presidential candidates as they address a WWE audience. Next, Waters examines the media’s reliance on self-proclaimed military analysts, wh

54. Howard Fineman
Apr 23, 2008
55. Colin Firth
Apr 24, 2008
56. Jimmy Carter
Apr 28, 2008 · 7.0
57. Newt Gingrich
Apr 29, 2008
58. Robert Schlesinger
Apr 30, 2008
59. Howard Dean
May 1, 2008
60. Sen. Harry Reid
May 5, 2008
61. Fareed Zakaria
May 6, 2008
62. John McCain
May 7, 2008
63. David D. Perlmutter
May 8, 2008
64. Douglas J. Feith
May 12, 2008
65. Bill Moyers
May 13, 2008
66. John Harwood
May 14, 2008
67. Denis Leary
May 15, 2008
68. Matt Taibbi
May 27, 2008
69. Fred Burton
May 28, 2008
70. Richard Clark
May 29, 2008
71. Scott McClellan
Jun 2, 2008
72. David Sedaris
Jun 3, 2008
73. Barbara Walters
Jun 4, 2008
74. Adam Sandler
Jun 5, 2008
75. Sen. Jim Webb
Jun 9, 2008
76. Ralph Reed
Jun 10, 2008
77. Rick Shenkman
Jun 11, 2008
78. Richard Engel
Jun 12, 2008
79. David Iglesis
Jun 16, 2008
80. Lara Logan
Jun 17, 2008
81. Steve Carell
Jun 18, 2008

This evening, Steve Carell, the comedian and actor, discusses his latest film, *Get Smart*.

82. Mike Myers
Jun 19, 2008

This evening, actor and comedian Mike Myers discusses his latest film, *The Love Guru*.

83. James McAvoy
Jun 23, 2008 · 7.0

This evening, James McAvoy discusses his latest film, *Wanted*, with Angelina Jolie.

84. James Harding
Jun 24, 2008

This evening, James Harding, editor of The Times in London, discusses his latest book, *Alpha Dogs: The Americans Who Turned Political Spin into a Global Business*.

85. Coldplay
Jun 25, 2008

This evening, the English rock group Coldplay will perform selections from their latest album, *Viva la Vida*.

86. Ted Koppel
Jun 26, 2008

Tonight, Ted Koppel will be discussing his latest program, "The People's Republic of Capitalism," a special airing on the Discovery Channel. The documentary explores the intricate and mutually dependent connection between the United States

87. Andrew Ward
Jul 14, 2008

Andrew Ward recently spoke about his latest work, *The Slaves' War*.

88. Pierce Brosnan
Jul 15, 2008
89. Kenneth Pollack
Jul 16, 2008
90. Maggie Gyllenhaal
Jul 17, 2008

Jon consults the Dobbs-O-Meter, seeking to gauge the presidential candidates' standing with Latino voters. Kristen Schaal delves into the world of cougars, even crafting a new appellation for men who favor younger partners. Maggie Gyllenhaa

91. Richard Bitner
Jul 21, 2008

President Barack Obama embarked on a journey to the Middle East, accompanied by the anchors from all three major news networks. Rob Riggle, Larry Wilmore, John Oliver, Wyatt Cenac, and Ed Helms eagerly prepared to cover the President's visi

92. Will Ferrell & John C. Reilly
Jul 22, 2008

The journey of Obama’s legacy continues with a visit to his birthplace in Bethlehem. Meanwhile, prominent figures from the Bush administration declined to respond to inquiries from the House Judiciary Committee. Elsewhere, John Oliver obser

93. T.J. English
Jul 23, 2008

The news carried two stark events: Robert Novak struck a pedestrian with his vehicle, while Barack Obama made a visit to the Holy Land.

94. Geo Beach
Jul 24, 2008

Geoff Beach, the host of the History Channel's "Tougher in Alaska," explains to Jon why America’s northernmost state holds a unique distinction as its most remarkable.

95. Nancy Pelosi
Jul 28, 2008

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi recently spoke with Jon about her latest book, "Know Your Power: A Message to America's Daughters."

96. Bill Bishop
Jul 29, 2008
97. Ben Wattenberg
Jul 30, 2008
98. Brian Williams
Jul 31, 2008
99. Dennis Hopper
Aug 4, 2008
100. Seth Rogan
Aug 5, 2008
101. Sen. Chuck Schumer
Aug 6, 2008
102. David Gregory
Aug 7, 2008
103. Ron Suskind
Aug 11, 2008 · 7.0
104. Sen. Mel Martinez
Aug 12, 2008
105. Philip Pan
Aug 13, 2008
106. Ben Stiller
Aug 14, 2008
107. Guess Who's Coming to Denver pt.1 (Gov. Tim Kaine)
Aug 26, 2008
108. Guess Who's Coming to Denver pt.2 (Howard Dean)
Aug 27, 2008
109. Evan Bayh
Aug 28, 2008
110. Barack Obamas Acceptance Speech
Aug 29, 2008
111. Brian Williams
Sep 2, 2008
112. Newt Gingrich
Sep 3, 2008
113. Mike Huckabee
Sep 4, 2008
114. Senator McCains Acceptance Speech
Sep 5, 2008
115. Barton Gellman
Sep 15, 2008

Jon Stewart recently addressed the often-overlooked significance of blinking. Meanwhile, Sarah Palin has indicated she will address the press at the first opportunity the questioning ceases. Jason Jones distinguishes himself within the news

116. Ricky Gervais
Sep 16, 2008

Ricky Gervais discusses his latest film, *Ghost Town*.

117. Charlize Theron
Sep 17, 2008

Charlize Theron discusses her latest film, *Battle in Seattle*.

118. Tony Blair
Sep 18, 2008
119. Bill Clinton
Sep 23, 2008

Tonight, former President Bill Clinton will appear on the program to offer his perspective on the unfolding election.

120. Aaron Eckhart
Sep 24, 2008

Aaron Eckhart recounts his experience portraying the character in *The Dark Knight*.

121. Bob Schieffer
Sep 25, 2008

Bob Schieffer, journalist and host of CBS's *Face the Nation*, discusses his latest book, *Bob Schieffer's America*.

122. Hooman Majd
Sep 29, 2008 · 8.0

Wyatt Cenac observes the debate alongside a group of older Jewish people, as Hooman Majd clarifies that Iran possesses the sovereign right to pursue uranium enrichment within its own borders.

123. Bill Maher
Sep 30, 2008
124. Peggy Noonan
Oct 1, 2008
125. Clint Eastwood
Oct 2, 2008
126. Tim Robbins
Oct 6, 2008
127. Sarah Vowell
Oct 7, 2008
128. Michelle Obama
Oct 8, 2008
129. Robert De Niro
Oct 9, 2008 · 6.0
130. Amity Shlaes
Oct 13, 2008

Amity Shlaes offers insights into her work, "The Forgotten Man."

131. Ari Fleischer
Oct 14, 2008
132. Richard Lewis
Oct 15, 2008
133. Robert Reich
Oct 16, 2008
134. Eugene Jarecki
Oct 20, 2008
135. Christopher Buckley
Oct 21, 2008
136. Tom Brokaw
Oct 22, 2008
137. Gov. Jon Corzine
Oct 23, 2008

Jon Corzine reflects on the repercussions of the financial crisis for the state of New Jersey.

138. Campbell Brown
Oct 27, 2008
139. Steve Martin
Oct 28, 2008
140. Senator Barack Obama
Oct 29, 2008
141. Bill Kristol
Oct 30, 2008

Bill Kristol anticipates a presidency from Barack Obama that will adhere to conventional liberal principles.

142. Doris Kearns Goodwin
Nov 3, 2008

Doris Kearns Goodwin is convinced of a Barack Obama victory. There is no doubt in her mind.

143. Indecision 2008: America's Choice
Nov 4, 2008

The architects of fabricated narratives convene for their hour-long Election Night broadcast, *Indecision 2008: America's Choice*. From Indecision World Headquarters, Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert deliver live reports. Comedy Central has

144. Chris Wallace
Nov 5, 2008

The anchor at Fox News, presiding over the Sunday election analysis, offers a retrospective on the results.

145. Paul Rudd
Nov 6, 2008

Featuring Paul Rudd.

146. Thomas Friedman
Nov 11, 2008
147. T. Boone Pickens
Nov 12, 2008

Sarah Palin initiated a concerted public relations effort, while T. Boone Pickens advocated for an end to the nation's reliance on imported oil.

148. Bill O'Reilly
Nov 13, 2008

Paul Broun drew a comparison between Barack Obama and Adolf Hitler, a statement that Jon felt was no longer necessary to justify protecting Bill O'Reilly from fear.

149. Sir David Frost.
Nov 17, 2008

President George W. Bush convened the G20 Summit, while Sir David Frost reflected on his renowned interview with President Nixon.

150. Denis Leary
Nov 18, 2008
151. Jon Meacham
Nov 19, 2008

The shadow of indictment falls upon Dick Cheney, as simultaneously, Joe Lieberman and Ted Stevens confront the censure of their respective political factions.

152. Richard Belzer
Nov 20, 2008

With Iraq’s surrender announced, Richard Belzer intones a section of Barack Obama’s inaugural address.

153. Anne Hathaway
Dec 1, 2008

A premature rush toward the holiday season resulted in the deaths of three individuals. John Oliver addresses the perpetrators of the Mumbai terror attacks. Plaxico Burress, in a disheartening act, shot himself in the thigh, disappointing m

154. Calvin Trillin
Dec 2, 2008

Calvin Trillin delivers his verse, a collection of poems centered on figures such as Al Gore, Sarah Palin, and John McCain.

155. Arianna Huffington
Dec 3, 2008

Planned Parenthood's latest gift cards offer thoughtful options for the holiday season. In his final days as president, George W. Bush sits for an interview with Charlie Gibson. John Hodgman shares with Jon Stewart a feeling of shared obsol

156. Ron Howard
Dec 4, 2008

Three chief executives from the automotive sector journeyed to Washington, convening to once more petition for government assistance. Dr. Aasif Mandvi discovers that a remedy for liberal thought remains elusive. Meanwhile, Ron Howard indulg

157. Matthew Alexander
Dec 8, 2008

Prime Minister Stephen Harper of Canada precipitated the closure of Parliament. Meanwhile, Samantha Bee, John Oliver, and Aasif Mandvi offered commentary on Canada’s enduring ties to Great Britain. In a separate discussion, Matthew Alexande

158. Mike Huckabee
Dec 9, 2008

Rod Blagojevich’s actions presented the authorities with a remarkably straightforward path to his arrest. The decline of many national newspapers, a consequence of the internet’s rise, further illustrates a shifting landscape. Meanwhile, Mi

159. Don Rickles
Dec 10, 2008

Jason Jones presents glimpses from his interview with Rod Blagojevich, conducted three years prior, offering some revealing moments. Rob Riggle’s distinctive, physically animated approach to interviewing remains memorable. Meanwhile, Don Ri

160. Philip Seymour Hoffman
Dec 11, 2008

In a recent performance, Hall & Oates dedicated a song to Alan Colmes, expressing the profound significance he holds for many. Comedian Larry Wilmore offered a perspective on African-American support for Proposition 8, suggesting it stemmed

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