Jon Stewart isn't quite ready to let go of his weekly Daily Show gig. Comedy Central announced Monday that Stewart has signed an extension that will keep him as a once-a-week host and full-time executive producer of The Daily Show through December 2025.

Jon Stewart is spending a few more days at The Daily Show. The popular host of the Comedy Central program has extended his time as executive producer and part-time anchor, signing on to stay until at least December 2025.

Jon Stewart is here to stay at The Daily Show. On Monday, Comedy Central announced that the comedian will return to host and exec-produce The Daily Show on Mondays through 2025. "I've truly enjoyed being back working with the incredible team at The Daily Show and Comedy Central,

The post Jon Stewart to Host The Daily Show Through 2025 appeared first on Consequence. After returning to his position as the host of Comedy Central’s The Daily Show this year, Jon Stewart has signed an extension to keep him at the show through 2025.

Jon Stewart isn’t done skewering the news. He’s signed on to continue hosting “The Daily Show” on Mondays through the end of next year.

Description: Jon Stewart poked fun at the Democratic Party for its internal ‘autopsies’ in the wake of its humbling defeat to Donald Trump in last week’s election

Stewart addressed the election in his first time back at 'The Daily Show' since last Tuesday. "It's a delight to hear about why it happened from so many people who were so wrong about what was going to happen,

In the wake of Donald Trump's 2024 election victory over Vice President Kamala Harris, Jon Stewart is getting serious with "The Daily Show" audience. "Welcome to the resistance," he joked. "I promise you,

The Daily Show” host Jon Stewart opened his show Monday by taking Democrats through the wringer in a stinging takedown of their election night defeat last week, joking with his audience, "It turns out the election was stolen by more people voting for Donald Trump.