>> stephen: son of my intern jay the intern, and his wife adina, my intern-in-law. ( laughter ) jay hasbeen there for me, except the last 24 hours, when he didn't show up for some reason. ( laughter ) probably the flu. well, welcome to the world, eli. and congratulations on earning the same salary as your father. ( laughter ) ( applause ) speak of which, jay, since this is your second baby i am promoting you to junior executive intern. it does not come with a salary bump but your business cards will be more impressive, or they would be if i gave you business cards. and remember, as soon as eli is old enough to carry a la at a, i captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> it's 99:59 and 59 seconds, we found this on daley-- dailymail web site, a russian skier whose name i refused to butcher, modelling an lingerie alongside her skies because they're superstraight over there and they just want you to remember it. fresh off the they're so not gay people in sochi pronouncement, russia's next campaign was modelling its female olympians in

>> stephen: son of my intern jay the intern, and his wife adina, my intern-in-law. ( laughter ) jay has 24 hours, when he didn't show up for some reason. ( laughter ) probably the flu. well, welcome to the world, eli. and congratulations on earning the same salary as your father. ( laughter ) ( applause ) speak of which, jay, since this is your second baby i am promoting you to junior executive intern. it does not come with a salary bump but your business cards will be more impressive, or they would be if i gave you business cards. and remember, as soon as eli is old enough to carry a la at a, i captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart! [applause] jon: welcome to the daily show, my name is jon stewart. we have a good one tonight. our guest tonight, toronto star reporter robyn doolittle, has written a book about -- a gentleman named rob ford, apparently he's

>> stephen: son of my intern jay the intern, and his wife adina, my intern-in-law. ( laughter ) jay hasept the last 24 hours, when he didn't show up for some reason. ( laughter ) probably the flu. well, welcome to the world, eli. and congratulations on earning the same salary as your father. ( laughter ) ( applause ) speak of which, jay, since this is your second baby i am promoting you to junior executive intern. it does not come with a salary bump but your business cards will be more impressive, or they would be if i gave you business cards. and remember, as soon as eli is old enough to carry a la at a, i captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org hey, come on, man. be careful, man. you're spilling it on the floor. i don't understand why you don't just use a cup. i'm trying to be inconspicuous. inconspicuous? your entire mouth is stained red, frank. it is? aren't we gonna be at the barbecue soon? yeah, i'm pre-gaming, man. what is going on with you, man? you're going off the deep end lately. i feel like he's been wading around in the

i know you interviewed adina, and she said her son gets in on the renditions. let it snow, let it snow. >> it's still coming down. >> yes, it is. >> and bianna might to want stop sing as well. you have a great voice. the dulcet tones. >>> why is america so obsessed with political dramas when we are so frustrated with washington itself? >> but first, the olympic hockey player everybody is tweet about. >> oshie. why do i say ochie? i'm not going to sing either. and a nail biter of a game, that ended after an eight-round shootout. it was an edge of your seat thriller. oshie kept his cool. back to sochi, where matt gutman had a chance to speak with the man of the hour. it's complicated, you have to give me that. >> reporter: very complicated. but what's simple now is hockey. it's in the air. slovakia against the usa, but everybody is still talking about t.j. oshie. now i got a chance to talk to him, he is as humble as could be. he would never say anything like this, 1980, the miracle on ice, and now maybe the savior of sochi. folks in bars across the country, packe

. ♪ let it go >> just record no more than two minutes of your version of adina menzel's "let it go" and> go ahead, josh. >> i have one more submission. >> oh, my god. it's a great song and it's why we are throwing what i'm told is the biggest "frozen" sing-a-long event ever and i'm guessing it's the first biggest "frozen" live sing-a-long ever. it matters not and seriously, we want you to send us your videos of you or your -- >> invited too. >> or your little ones or you belting "let it go" family style, bring it, go to goodmorningamerica.com right now to find out how. it's going to be great. interestingly too. we saw "happy" before the break. these two songs are facing off for one of the great academy award races of all time. will it be "happy." will it be "let it go." >> win/win. you know who won't let it go, sasha cohen and ginger zee. let it go, no, they have been so competitive and so much fun to watch. last week, this week speed skating challenge, it's our thrilling tuesday edition of the "gma" games and, lara, word on the street you're going to go out too. >> yeah, i am. >> don't