john oliver has more. >> hi, jon.in any ideology election strategy but here in minneapolis airport's lindbergh terminal in gate c-11 across from the dvd rental kiosk and just passed the snoopee statue. >> jon: show republicans are here in minnesota for -- >> to storm gay sex. >> jon: the larry craig bathroom. >> you're right, jon. through this entrance the cream of the republican party is deciding this country's future whilst simultaneously gorging themselves on man flesh, human offal and of course the cream of the republican party. and jon, remember, remember, jon, these delegates need it. they spend every day of their lives legislating against their true natures but every four years like [bleep] work they get their relief. >> jon: thank you, john. i believe jason jones has more on bathroom stall three. >> though i have a presence in small number four, this week is about transition without ai

john oliver also came by to say working at the daily show meant the world to him. >> i i'll never forget you john, but i'll be trying. >> good riddance smart -- >> and just when i'm running for president, what a bummer. >> john, i just don't know what to say. >> have fun feeding your rabbits, quitter. >> i'm dumb i'm stupid, so long, jackass. >> stewart offered a big thank you to his crew and everyone involved in the daily show. and bruce springsteen and his band were there. >>> and of the biggest surprises of the the week, jennifer aniston and justin theroux got married. they pulled off a secret wedding. and they thought the party was to celebrate the upcoming birthday but they were surprised to learn it was actually a wedding. and they're headed to bora bora for their honeymoon. >> i wonder how many people knew and not one leaked. >> impressive. >> all our concerns and prayers and thoughts are with the people of taiwan right now. the huge typhoon lost a lot of points wind wise but the rainfall amounts are going to be insane. then it's going to rain itself out over china. but it's in th

plus, john oliver takes on televangelists by joining them.edian's push to expose how some are cashing in on the "faithful." and this one year after the ice bucket challenge which could be a major breakthrough if the fight against als. and we have actor patrick stewart here in studio. that and more. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> just a few minutes from now, former president jimmy carter will hold a news conference in georgia to provide more details of his cancer diagnosis. the 90-year-old announced in a statement last week doctors discovered the cancer while doing surgery on his livermore. the cancer spread to other parts of his body but the statement did not mention the type of cancer or where it originated. >>> the gap between hillary clinton and donald trump in the race for the white house is getting smaller now. trump is only 6 points behind the former secretary of state in a theoretical general election matchup. to compare in june, the psalm survey found clinton would beat him by 25 points. the electi

. >>> and on last week tonight, john oliver discussed south korea's strategy of playing pop music aimedkorea across the dmz. >> nobody wants north korea firing a nuclear weapon and heaven help us all if south korea chooses to play this. ♪ who likes to party ♪ >> that was a hit, and please, south korea, do not play that through your speakers. there's not just a declaration of war. that's basically gas with back beats and an auto tune. >> that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> ahead the west borough baptist church gets rick rolled by the foo fighters. >>> plus one husband's growing tribute to his late wife. ♪ ♪ isn't it beautiful when things just come together? build a beautiful website with squarespace. choosing a wireless plan can be complicated. so verizon made one simple plan with four sizes that you can switch at any time. small... medium. large. and extra large. if you need less data, pick small. if you need more, go with extra large. a whopping 12 gigs for $80 a month and $20 per phone. one plan, four sizes. it's the simple way to get the best network. only at verizon.

john oliver has an important reminder. >> this whole debacle was meaningless. 2016 election will not depend on this because it's 457 days away. there will be actual babies born on election day 2016 whose parents haven't even met yet. everyone, pace yourselves. >> pace yourselves. that's key. that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> 20 minutes past the hour on this monday morning. i'm joined by nbc's jane timm. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's get to donald trump. he's taking serious heat for his comments about fox newsmoderate er, megyn kelly. >> he was disinvited from an event this weekend. i'm not sure if that was necessarily because of the remarks or conservative movement would like to move on without donald trump. you can't go after a woman who did her job. she did not go after him in a very inappropriate way as he said she did. she went after the front-runner of the gop with tough question. >> i didn't see any blood coming out of her eyes as he says. i don't know what that's from. he even took a shot at gop carly fiorina saying you develop a massive headache i

. >>> and as new zealand votes for the design of its new flag, john oliver takes a look at some of the>> the government put all the flag designs they rejected online. and some of them are incredible. for instance, how did this one not make the cut? it is hard not to get behind this actual flag design of a kiwi blasting lasers from its eyes. the greatest design of all -- i cannot believe this did not make the short list was this one titled egg-splosion. because new zealand is like eggs and explosions are cool. >> i have no words for that. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics, speaking of eggs. >>> i am joined now by politico reporter lauren french. good morning. >> good morning. >> trump laid out his plan for immigration, rescind president obama's protection for children brought to the u.s. illegally. get mexico to pay for a border wall. increase visa fees. it goes on. he wants to create a whole new standard for immigration. will this gain him votes or lose more within the latino population? >> it will not be a set of popular politics within the latino community. these tough s

. >>> host john oliver is taking issue with the taliban's new leader who used to be their transportationister. >> president obama's successor were our transportation secretary, evelyn sergeant. by the way that's a stock photo of a woman we found online and evelyn sergeant is a made-up mind. the point is you don't know who the secretary of transportation is. nobody does. because they're not supposed to be in line for a top job in any organization. that is a morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> 20 minutes past the hour jane timm is here. >> good morning. >> thanks for being with us today. let's talk about joe biden. there is all this anticipation over will he or won't he. is it already a done deal? has he decided and we're just waiting on the official word or is he really reflecting on whether he should do this or not? >> i think he's actually deciding. this is the first time in politics when i see someone who says i'm talking to my family and thinking about it and ithey really are. jeb bush as we saw, said i'm still thinking about winning. all the while his pac was raising that money.

. >> john oliver's take on the two-year-old mrevolution that mullah omar had died. >>> after the closurea public beach on his behalf caused an uproar the beach in question sat directly below the king's private villa and french officials agreed to seal it off for security reasons. the construction of a temporary elevator connecting the villa to the beach also angered local residents. locals may have been less than thrilled by the 500-person strong entourage that accompanied the king wherever he travels. >>> snoop d-o-g-g stopped at an italian airport for carrying too much cash. how much do you roll with jen? >> little less than that. >> that's over the $11,000 you're allowed to carry on planes in the european union. snoop's lawyer says the money came from concerts performed during that trip and nothing illegal was going on. we're told officials are holding half of the rapper's cash until they figure out how much to fine him. >>> what do you get when you combine dirt bikes and oceans? robby madison found out when he used a tricked out dirt bike to surf waves in tahiti. an accomplished wake

to his own point john oliver created his own church. the viewers at home must plant a seed. >> a seed. primarily we take cash, although we do take checks. >> churches are constitutionally tax exempt because of the free exercise of religion. there's no surer way to exercise that free exercise of religion. >> she says the church does a good job of helping themselves but he believes more should be done about the hucksters. >> "cbs this morning" reamed out to the i rhode island s for comment. it declined. we also reached out to the ministers mentioned by john ol' vaernld those in the story. thank you, jer. >>> a family hosts a bear at a >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by cigna. together all the way. occasionally. but staying well - physically, financially, emotionally - its hard on your own. so cigna's got your back, and your knees, 24/7. cigna's there to answer your questions. or when you need some coaching. in sickness and in health, cigna's there, helping you to get well and stay well. that's having a partner,

he likes to take clips sometimes on the financial -- mark: some of us have been on john oliver who isng up the mantle. stewart, andjon set thehem, bill maher bar on politics in this country but they did it in a way that made people sit up and take attention, whether you agree with them or not. a sad state of our industry, i hate to say, some people go to "the daily show" to get their news because that was the only place they could get some truth. mark: can you blame them? betty: no. jon not only attacked wall street, but a lot of big companies. one of them was arby's. they bore the brunt of his attacks on the fast food industry. here is a part of their commercial thanking jon stored. jon: if a stomach could get in the balls. all right, fine, arby's. thank you for being a friend isn't that the old " golden girls" theme song? mark: yes. you know what they say, even bad press is good press because, well, they are talking about them. betty: tell them to dot -- tell that to donald trump. he knows that like the back of his hand. we will see you in a moment. some of us prefer the flexibility

. >>> and john oliver takes on televangelists by joining them. the comedians push to expose how some are cashing in on the faithful. >>> a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> we are professionals. we're trained to do a job. there's just times, some things go bad. but the fight still has to go on. >> three firefighters killed in the line of duty. >> authorities say the firefighters were involved in a vehicle accident when the fire overtook them. >>> former u.s. president jimmy carter will publicly discuss for the first time the cancer diagnosis he revealed. >> a was a democrat longer in the last decade than a republican. >> war of words between jeb bush and donald trump. >> you know what's happening to jeb's crowd right down the street? they're sleeping now. >>> unrest on the streets of st. louis following the fatal police shooting of an 18-year-old black teen. police say he was killed when he pointed a gun at them. >> the two classified e-mails were sent to clinton's private e-mail. >> if you are trying to convince me, you

what is their legacy, whether it is stephen colbert or john oliver?olbert had tremendous impact, and oliver still does. some of his other alumni are in influential places in the media. he has quite a legacy there as well, and i am sure he takes pride in that. from what i and her's hand, -- from what i understand, he has oh is encouraged those who work for him to go out on their own , andccomplish great things that is what people should do. matt: people take this fake news program as a source of real news fairly often, and now we have a fake presidential candidate that people are overwhelmingly favoring in the polls. what do you expect from tonight's donald trump show? guest: i am sure he prefers not to attack and bash other candidates to the degree he has been doing on twitter or in interviews when no one is there to answer. it is in his interest to appear a little more sedate and even presidential in the debate. he will attacked, attack back, and maybe he will not be able to resist launching an attack or two. to the degree he does, i think it's going

stephen colbert and john oliver and the whole team. >> too bad they are not able to make anything of their time. they were the launch pad. they have long careers in comedy. this was the launch pad to bigger careers. >> that's ultimately one of his legacies. all of the other comics and stars groomed by "the daily show." he did say at the end as we talked about earlier, he will not leave television all together. he is leaving "the daily show." he is not retiring. he did not say what he will do next. he thinks of his career as a long conversation with the audience. he made a joke of not hearing from the audience. it is not ending, just taking a pause. i think that was a hint from stewart that he won't be leaving television all together. >> a break from the daily ground. let's talk about the debate last night. ironic that jon stewart is leaving on the night of the big republican debate. >> even bigger than "the daily show" finale. >> and trump blasting meghan kelly. he said it was a question that was out of bounds. did not ask that question to her people. she asked him about things he ca

plus, john oliver takes on by joining them. comedians push to expose how some are catching in on e th fateful. also, one year after the ice bucket challenge, what could be a major breakthrough in the fight against als. and, this, actor patrick stewart is in studio 57. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. is. >> all right, charlie, we will. i love patrick sir when he says, make it so. have a good morning. >> thank you, sir. >> allison allyson rae back with us now on a rainy day. it's also game day. how will that affect our fans? do they need to break out the poncho? >> i think the tailgating will be fine. the only thing i'm tracking the heaviest stuff is going to be between d.c. and baltimore. i'm hoping it kind of skirts on by with a nice shower. we are running the risk of rain for the game tonight. let's take a look at first alert doppler. we're seeing showers get out of the way for annapolis. that's what is left over from the morning rush of showers. but after that, we are going to see much dryer weather fo

. >> barry crimmins is tone as a comedian's comedian, a political satirist, that inspired john oliver, the private pain he is now talking about. it is the focus of call me lucky, a new documentary that takes a serious look at the stand up comic. >> he would go into a rage. >> just get up i don't like you. >> he stopped i think worrying about whether he was being funny or not. >> there was a lot of personal things that happened in his life when he was young that came out later. >> it was the most shocking thing in my life that i heard. >> it's scary of anybody of any age to really see the face of somebody that is evil. >> barry crimmins talks about being sexually abused as a child. we asked him whether it's so important to talk about it. >> one of the things people say about those who are abused, mean well, you admitted you were abused? yes, i was raped as a small child. and i don't confess or admit anything concerning that. if you are held up at gunpoint you don't confess that you did something, you know? and part of the reason you need to talk about that is because the language of co

john oliver has his successful show on hbo. steve carrel is steve carrel. "the daily show" with jon stewart end tonight. it is hard to imagine our political discourse without him, not just because of the way he shaped the rest of satire but because of the way he shaped the news and politics by being both of it and against it, too. and there's a reason the president of the united states did so many shows and bill o'reilly couldn't say no either. you couldn't afford -- you've never been able to afford. did not take him seriously. if you are a liberal in particular but really for all of us, "the daily show" ending tonight is the end of an american era and an end of an era i do not want to see end. there's a lot else going on in the world tonight, i swear. we'll have a lot on all of that. do stay with us. >>> an update on how the kids' table debate went over at fox news and we'll be talking more about jon stewart. when jon stewart signs off after 16 years on "the daily show" we're not only going to be losing the funniest pseudo news television anchor but one of

(applause) john oliver. >> they are goat (bleep), john. (laughter and applause) pure and simple.hose sole desire and drive is the pursuit and seduction of goats. (laughter) for the purpose of (bleep) them. (laughter) perhaps, jon, if the facts of a story were scribbled inside the sexual organs of goats, cnn may have more of an interest in checking them. (laughter) until that time, if you need a goat (bleep), cnn will do it. (cheers and laughter) jon. >> jon: this was a very um... thank you both very much for coming in. uh, it's been a fascinating debate, very strong points of view, unfortunately, we're gonna have to leave it right there. (chickens squawking) >> jordan, we're ready to announce the winner. why don't you use this display to show us what viewers chose as their favorite segment about cnn? >> no. please, no. >> okay, here's the winner. >> jon: the speculation, it's like a compulsion. >> that's a startling piece of information if that is... in fact turns out to be accurate. >> this may be information he believes to be accurate, that he's been given, but turns out to be

. >> he launched the fame of several stars including stephen colbert and john oliver. >> he is cutting and makes controversial rack but he brought unique an hilarious perspective that cannot be replaced. >> that is or show and i thank you for the privilege of being able to perform for you and the privilege of being able to do it. so here it is my ended. >> black air and so dot rest of us when three started. >> it is almost 5:17. can't wait to see that. >> a lot of people with white hair as they have a surprise or early scare because of the lightning. >> hopefully not vice scared. i can see being scared. people are afraid of thunderstorms. people in the midwest are afraid of earthquakes. >> the lightning was rolling around and we had beautiful pushes on the web site so check those. i want to give you an update, a positive update with the red flag warning confines to this small area in the sierra whether you are traveling 80 or radio or 4 you will run into some thunderstorms and the possibility of those lingering through action. you can see there are some out there right now you will wat

and bits including appearances by comedians who got the start on the show like stephen colbert, john olivernd plenty of thank yous and many, many heart felt moments. >> i want to thank my wife tracy and my kids, nate and maggie. [ applause ] >> not going to look over there. for teaching me what joy looks like. >> stewart says he's stepping down to spend more time with his family at their new jersey farm. so what better way to end be the show than with jersey legend bruce springstein and the east street band with a classic "born to run." >>> a new look at the upcoming biopic on steve jobs. >> invented the future because artists lead and hacks ask for a show of hands. >> the new trailer was debuted on the apple co-founder last night during the republican debate. the film is based off of the biography "steve jobs" is said to hit the threat they are in october. >>> abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. up next, from his texas megachurch to the bay area's megaballpark, the message that joel osteen is bringing to at&t park. >>> here's what's coming up at abc news at 5:00. >> target is going gender neutra

it appeared on hbo's last week tonight with john oliver but now it's brought that issue into the limelightr kids know congress at recess it didn't stop them from taking to the steps of the capitol urging congress to make their home a state. >> we have more people here in our little city than the and tire state of wyoming. women we have more people than the entire state of vermont. they get a lot of representati representation. they get four or five people and we get one who can't vote. >> dc's congresswoman says the statehood is the only way for residents to get full rights to district of columbia has no vo voting representation in congress but congress has control over its budget and laws. >>> former u.s. army contractor has fulfill the promise he made to the service dog they worked alongside on the battlefields of afghanistan. >> it took years but now the two of them are finally reunited. fox's paul tinsley has their heart warming story. >> reporter: sheldon holland has spent nearly $8,000 and two years trying to be reunited with his hero who he worked with and shared a room with in afgh

john oliver got his start thanks to stewart too. >> new jersey has the highest property tax in the nationtting for it because it's an awful state. >> reporter: people thought he would take over the show some day. olivia munn also reported for the daily show. >> before there was a name for tiger moms, there was my mom, the original milf. >> reporter: and now a new generation of comedians are continuing stewart's tradition. >> we'll put you on the tin ladies but go with them to make sure they don't do any impulse buys. >>> still to come have you ever spent time reading your junk mail? one child thought it was his only reading material until his mailman got involved. power kale chicken caesar salad is rivaled only, by the goodness felt while eating one. panera. food as it should be. when you're not confident you have complete visibility into your business, it can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. at&t's innovative solutions connect machines and people... to keep your internet of things in-sync, in real-time. leaving you free to focus on what matters m

steve carell, ed helms, john oliver, stephen colbert and countless others all rose to fame after cuttingir teeth sharing airtime with stewart. >> when jon came on,corresponded people to play off of. >> jon is front and center but he let all of us shine. >> even i felt gay buying a ticket to this movie. >> i got to work with steve carell and stephen colbert. and colbert and carell were two of the most naturally funny people i ever met in my life. >> they were so effortlessly -- bam, every time. every writer was like "give it to a steve, give it to a steve." >> in what seemed like a good idea at the time, we tested the effects of massive quantities of alcohol on a human subject. >> specifically, steve carell. >> they did an anti-drinking piece where we just went out and locked off the camera and carell drank and drank and drank and drank until he was actually really drunk. >> it's now 10:35. >> 10:35. >> steve has had one, two, three, four, five, six seven drinks and he's -- >> seven drinks. >> steve carell had this sort of amazing combination of arrogance and stupidity which it just worke

john oliver takes on tell evangelist by joining them, the comedian push toes expose how some are cashingful. >>> this one year after the ice bucket challenge, what could be a major break through in the fight against als. >>> actor patrick stewart joins us in the studio 57, that and more, news is back in the morning, we will see how in about ten minutes. >> charlie, class act, love patrick stewart. >>> you remember that bucket challenge, didn't do you. >> still shivering from it. >> 6:50 right now. delaware postal carrier is doing more than delivering mail. >> he is collecting school supplies for children on his route. "eyewitness news" anchor ukee washington shows us his journey of generosity in brotherly love story. >> reporter: this mailman with the blessing of the you had postal service is collect forgo children he received every day for him, they are familiarly. vanrick hamilton senior has been delivering mail for 20 years. >> i chat with the kid all the time. >> he brings them candy. knows many parent here are struggling to give their children the necessities. >> during the school m

last week was john oliver or piper kerman from "orange is the new black." >> jimmy: chris rocka, colin quinn. >> yeah, that was the first season. yeah. >> jimmy: it's fantastic and congrats on that. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: we have something more in common. >> we do, yes. >> jimmy: in that, we're both talk show hosts. >> we're talk. we're going get tattoos together. >> jimmy: that's my man, right there. steve buscemi, everybody! check out new episodes. "park bench", thursdays at parkbenchtheshow.com. taylor kistch joins us after the break. stick around everybody. [ cheers and applause ] watch as these magnificent creatures take flight, soaring away from home towards the promise of a better existence. but these birds are suffering. because this better place turned out to have a less reliable cell phone network, and the videos on their little bird phones kept buffering. birds hate that. so they came back home. because they get $300 from switching back to verizon, and so can you! verizon. come home to a better network. song: rachel platten "fight song" two million, four hundred thi

steve carell, ed helms, john oliver, steven colbert, and countless others.fame after cutting their teeth sharing air time with stewart. >> when jon came on, he knew that he needed correspondents. he needed people to play off of. >> jon's front and center. but i think jon let all of us shine. >> even i felt gay buying a ticket to this movie. >> i got to work with steve carell and i got to work with steven colbert. colbert and carell were two of the most naturally funny people i've ever met in my life. >> they were so effortlessly, bam, every time, every writer is like, give it to steve. >> what seemed like a good idea of the time, we tested massive quantities of alcohol on a human subject. specifically, steve carell. >> we did an anti-drinking piece where we actually just went out and locked off a camera and carell drank and drank and drank until he was actually really drunk. >> it is now 10:35. seven drinks. he's moving on to his eighth. >> steve carell had this sort of amazing combination of arrogance and stupidity, which just worked perfectly together. >>

agenda same itinerary, also here arriving at the studio tonight stephen colbert, steven carrell, john oliver and comedian lewis black, just to name a few. that is what we know up to the minute. live in hell's kitchen, scott rapoport, cbs 2 news. >> it's going to be a great show, scott. thank you so much. >> quite the list. thank you very much. >>> well, time for the forecast. here's lonnie. >> hey, guys. we are talking about -- [ no microphone ? >> i'm over here. herism. >> we'll get there. >> there he is. >> there we are. >> your mic is open now. we can converse. >> how are you doing? >>> i have some new information to share. and it's good information to share with you as far as the weekend goes. as far as that storm off to our west is concerned, i told you yesterday it wasn't looking like our storm. it now becomes almost more of a certainty. i think we'll get clipped still but this is somebody else's storm. what i see outside right now that picture partly sunny sky, over new york city it's 82 degrees. right now in the headlines, they look like this again more and more good news keeps comin

john oliver has his successful show on hbo. steve carrel is steve carrel. "the daily show" with jon stewart end tonight. it is hard to imagine our political discourse without him, not just because of the way he shaped the rest of satire but because of the way he shaped the news and politics by being both of it and against it too. and there's a reason the president of the united states did so many shows and bill o'reilly couldn't say no either. you couldn't afford -- you've never been able to afford. did not take him seriously. if you are a liberal in particular but really for all of us, "the daily show" ending tonight is the end of an american era and an end of an era i do not want to see end. there's a lot else going on in the world tonight, i swear. we'll have a lot on all of that. do stay with us. diabetes steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash c

john oliver got his start thanks to stewart too. >> new jersey has the highest property tax in the nationought he'd take over the show some day, until hbo came calling. before olivia munn started magic mike. >> before there was a name for tiger moms, there was my mom, the original milf the mother i learned from. >> and now a new generation of comedians are continuing stewart's tradition. >> we'll put you on the tin ladies. but alexander, go with them to make sure they don't do any impulse byes. >>> all right, coming up, our live report from the island of reunion. new information about theplane debris found on the beach as investigators search for more evidence. but your dell 2-in-1 laptop gives you the spunk for an unsanctioned selfie. that's that new gear feeling. get this high performance laptop bundle for only $399. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you wouldn't ignore signs of damage in your home. are you sure you're not ignoring them in your body? even if you're treating your crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis an occasional flare

steve carell, ed helms, john oliver stephen colbert and countless others.ame after cutting their teeth sharing air time with stewarjon came on you knew that he needed correspondents needed people to play off of. >> jon's front and center but i think jon let all of us shine. >> even i felt gay buying a ticket to this movie. >> i got to work with steve carell and i got to work with stephen colbert. and they were two of the most naturally funny people i ever met. >> they were so effortlessly just bam, every time. like give it to us steve. >> in what seemed like a good idea at the time we tested the effects of massive quantities of alcohol on a human subject. >> specifically steve carell. >> did an anti-drinking piece where we actually just went out and locked off a camera and korrel drank and drank until he was really drunk. >> it is now 10:35. steve has had seven drinks and moving on to his eighth. >> steve carell had this amazing combination of arrogance and stupidity which just worked perfectly together. >> how do you reconcile the fact that you were one of

. >> reporter: john oliver got his start thanks to stewart, too. >> new jersey has the highest propertyng for it? because it's an awful state. >> reporter: exactly. people thought he would take over the show some day nol hbo came on. before olivia starred in magic mike she also rarted for the daily show. before there was a name for tiger mom, there was my mom. the original mil. the mother i learned from. >> reporter: and now a new generation of comedians like jessica will crams are continuing stewart's tradition. >> we'll put you on the stand. >> reporter: with new host trevor noah it will be a different show. but, still daily. >> welcome to "the daily show." >> reporter: brian stelter, cnn, new york. >> with me! trevor noah. >> jon stewart we love you. we will miss you. thank you for all the laughs. all right. thank you for being with me tonight. can you get the latest news any time on cnn.com. and on our mobile app. coming up next back-to-back episodes from the new season of "the hunt" with john walsh. i'm poppy harlow. have a great week. >>> back in 1981, i had the american dream, th

we'll see some of his former correspondents come back to greet him, maybe stephen colbert, maybe john oliverme of his frenemies. i wonder if bill o'reilly will make an appearance. people have strong feelings about jon stewart. these are fans that have been lined up since sun rise today. we spoke to one of them, peter knoc knox. here is what he said about tonight's finale. >> i'm here because jon stewart basically educated most of my generation, i would say, on politics and why we should care about them, engage in them, make sense of them and in an educational way that was funny enough we paid attention. he's an icon and i'm amazed that i'm here live. >> reporter: when a big night, guys. first the debate and then the final jon stewart show. >> with that in mind i'm still surprised that he's ending his run in the middle of what could be an amazing election season. >> reporter: yeah, that's exactly why he says he's doing it. the reason he's leaving now, he wants to give the next host more time to get comfortable in the middle of the presidential election cycle. he will have three or four months

obama. [ cheers and applause ] >> stewart launched the careers of daily show correspondents like john olivern colbert, and steve carell. and through it all, one thing remained the same. the jokes always came first. >> i was not lekted to serve one party. >> you were not elected. [ laughter and applause ] >> why can't you take no war for an answer. >> the reason i wanted to strike assad is to punish him. >> i wanted to see him squirm. [ laughter ] yes, apparently the health care.gov website has none problem, but a glitch is all of them. >> i apologize. i apologize. no disrespect. are you eating with a fork! a [ bleep ] fork! no! >> and i always enjoyed my appearances on the show too. like back in 2002 when i stopped by after a hunger strike protest. >> first of all, let me say this, hunger strikes agree with you. you look magnificent. >> well, they didn't give me any of the barbecue sauce. we were boycotting. >> you've never won any election. how can you go from there to president? >> that's exactly why you should vote for me, because i'm not responsible for the mess we're in. >> i think jon

reporter: to the comedians who launched their career as "daily show" correspondents like hbo's john oliverhe world to me. >> reporter: "office" boss steve carell. >> for me it's touching that you'd come back. after 12 years, and do this. >> i never left, jon. becoming an international superstar is something i did while waiting for my next assignment. >> reporter: and stephen colbert. >> you said to me and many other people years ago never to thank you because we owe you nothing. >> thanks. that's right. >> it is one of the few times you to be dead wrong and we are better people for having known you. >> reporter: fighting back tears -- >> this is the most beautiful place i've ever been and i'll never have that again. >> reporter: thanking his family. >> i want to thank my wife, tracy, and my kids, nate and maggie. [ cheers and applause ] i'm not going to look over there, for teaching me what joy looks like. >> reporter: and his audience. >> rather than saying good-bye or good night, i'm just going to say i'm going to get a drink, and i'm sure i'll see you guys before i leave. >> reporter: g

another area of influence: members of his comedic team, including steve carell, stephen colbert and john oliverho've gone on to make their own marks. >> brown: samantha bee served as the daily show's longest-serving regular correspondent before leaving earlier this year. >> jon gave me the freedom to explore areas of concern that i felt passionately about. and that was very, very invigorating. jon was our benevolent overlord. working on the daily show changed my life profoundly. typically if he's pushing us in a direction, he's pushing us in the direction of elevating a joke which is great and >> brown: current daily show correspondent and stand up comic al madrigal shared this anecdote with us. >> at one point, during a daily show fieldpiece, i started spinning, like wonder woman almost, in between cities. and for no reason, whatsoever. and i remember him just laughing out loud in the screening, and going, that doesn't make any sense, i love it, go for it. >> brown: not everything was rosy, it seems: former daily show correspondent wyatt cenac recently claimed that stewart blew up at him for q

you got to think about louis black, ed helms, john oliver out of that show. >> that's a good farm teamrence? >> pretty solid, baby. >> i might try out for the job. >> you've been on that show. did you like it? >> i liked it very much. one of the things when stephen colbert says jon stewart taught everybody else about how to have respect for the guests coming i remember the first time i ever went on. years ago when i was the press secretary. i was in the green room. he came to say hello. and i said are they going to boo me? he said no one ever boos in my audience because i talk to them beforehand. every time i had a chance to go on i was treated very well. >> actually after i went on book sale went on. "one more thing" up next. ♪ >>> one more thing. k.g. >> oh, my god. this is so exciting. i'm a big fan of amazon.com and an amazon prime member. if you're a prime member you can get instant videos. they're also going dog a brand-new concept pretty exciting featuring pilots. if people download them and like them they can become a new series. one of the proposed series is called "casa nova"

john oliver making jokes about this. let's play that and then get your serious response. >> listen.t to blackmail americans, you are going about this wrong. dpoent bother hacking into government files. get the browsing histories and we'll turn traitor instantly. you can have the social security numbers but there is no one on earth not betray their country to find out that the last five google searches is what country are dragons in, nip slip, sexiest cats, troubleshoot and uncontrollable tart cancer question mark. you want leverage, china? that's where you'll find it. >> the idea there being there's a lot of things people do online they want private. is it fair game whether people say, look, all this stuff is going to be vulnerable, live with it? >> it's tongue in cheek but it's a concern that anything you do electronically is potentially intercepted by somebody and needs to be an expectation of privacy. we use technology to enhance our lives, there has to be some reasonable belief that some of the things we do are going to be maintained in a secure type of way. there are things tha

>> reporter: he helped launch the fame of straight-faced stars including steve carell, john oliver andtephen colbert. >> aloha, jon. >> reporter: the 52-year-old's incites at times cutting and at times often controversial, but to his fans, bringing a unique and hilarious perspective that can't be replaced. >> that's our show. i thank you so much for the privilege of being able to perform it for you, for the privilege of being able to do it, and so, here it is, my moment of zen. >> reporter: marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >> it must have been emotional. >> yeah. he held it together, though, pretty well. >> yeah. when you're hanging up a show, and you know, it's your last day, it must be tough. >> it's got to be tough. but he did well. but you know what he did? both you and i, with were at cable, you at fox, me at cnn. but this is how influential he was. it became a part of your routine to say i don't want to make it on to "the daily show." you don't want to screw up. >> do you want to know a little bit of john text abc trivia? in 2000, i guess a few months after he started his show

. >> reporter: he helped launch the fame of steve carell john oliver and steven colbert. >> aloha jon at times cutting and at times controversial but to loyal fans bringing a unique and hilarious perspective that can't be replaced. >> that's our show. i thank you so much for the privilege of being able to perform it for you for the privilege of being able to do it and so here it is. my moment of zen. >> reporter: marci gonzalez abc news new york. >> it must have been emotional. >> yeah he held it together though pretty well. >> when you're hanging up a show and it's your last day, it must be tough. >> it's got to be tough. he did well. he did -- both you and i, we were in cable. you at fox, me at cnn. this is how influential he was. it became a part of your routine to say i don't want to make it onto the daily show". you don't want to screw up. >> do you want to know a little bit of jon stewart abc trivia? in 2000 a few months after he started his show i was a runner which is below an intern at the democratic convention for abc and he was shadowing peter jennings because he wanted to

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