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telling that story took jon stewart from behind the desk to the documentary chair. both sit with us to talk about a film and the injustice they say is spreading. >> there has to be a method that we can get the political prisoners held in these countries, get them released. >> our special report, jon stewart, the war on journalism. >> evening, i'm john seigenthaler. around the world journalists are harassed, detained, killed for doing their jobs. more than 200 were behind bars in 2013, the second-worst year on record. we are taking a closer look at the crackdown on freedom of the press, and a movie telling the story of a reporter imprisoned in iran. it is called rosewater written and directed by comedian jon stewart. >> i believe it was called ecsederon and koult 45. >> reporter: jon stewart is the mast master of pump line, now he's becoming a documentary. his feature is called "rose water", it is inspired by the harrowing story of the canadian iranian journalist who travelled to the country to cover the elections: he was in tehran documenting the riot over the outco

from combee central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the "daily show" with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome! to the "daily show." my name is jon stewart. we have a program tonight-- a great show. a great show tonight. it's a bit of a different kind of show, though. it's not the same kind of show you're used to seeing. tonight, a person on daild shamelessly plugging their new movie they have not seen. ( laughter ) is me. ( cheers and applause ) look at that! look at that! devil may care. i have a devils-may-care attitude and very little voice left. the producer and correspondent, jason jones, who started this whole mess by going to iran in 2009, interviewing maziar bahari for a field piece and was used against maziar bahari following the 2009 protest. they will be on the program tonight to discuss that field piece. jason and tim. maziar bahari will be on the program to-- oh, boy. spoiler alert. maziar bahari, he got out of prison. i-- ( laughter ) ( applause ) i hate to-- ( cheers ) i've given away-- i've given aw

still there today because of their religious beliefs. >> about a month after ocsanna's release, jon stewart's movie, "rosewater," is the story of his arrest and time in prison. here's more of my discussion with stewart and bahari. >> i was struck by the end of the film, that you ream wanted to make a statement about journalism around the world. can you talk about what that is? >> i think it was more -- if i was to say the statement of the unsustainability of the apparatuses that these regimes built, and all of the regimes built. the united states, we're moving to this strange deep state of security apparatus in nsa and other places. to keep information that they don't want getting out getting out are more damaging to the state than any piece of information that could arise, and it's about the sustainability. think of how hard, how much money, how much time, how much effort, how much human capital is exposed in trying to keep someone like maziar from just filming something. he didn't do anything, he filmed something. >> reporter: give us your reaction to what's going with journalists around th

jon stewart. heers and applause] >> stephen: jon, good to see you again. [crowd chanting. [ is that how you introduce the guests. >> stephen: every night. i say it over there and i run over here. [laughter] yes. >> i just don't know how sustainable something like that is. >> stephen: 12 more shows. [laughter] savor me. welcome to my parlor said the spider to the fly. >> are you trying to nail me. you're not going to nail me my friend. >> i used to be inside the belly of the beast. i used to work for you forgot. i remember thing you said behind closed doors and behind i can reveal that for 15 years, i used to be over there with your writers and their opium bangs. how many writes do you have. >> i'm going to say this, behind closed doors i only quote rabbiniccal text. >> stephen: there are scribes writing down everything you say. >> that's right. >> and you say let it be written. >> thank you. i open every meeting and i'veéj. on the one hand. [laughter] but on the other hand, i don't know. you know t

. >>> ahead for us at this hour, jon stewart, have you heard of him? know what he does every night. you probably don't know what he is doing next. we will tell you. he said down with christian am nan pour about a new film he's making. we'll talk about that. here we go. woo who, woah, woah, woah. it's out there somewhere spreading the word about americas favorite potatoes: heart healthy idaho potatoes and the american heart association's go red for women campaign. if you see it i hope you'll let us know. always look for the grown in idaho seal. feel like a knot. how can i ease this pain? (man) when i can't go, it's like bricks piling up. i wish i could find some relief. (announcer) ask your doctor about linzess-- a once-daily capsule for adults with ibs with constipation or chronic idiopathic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. it helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to children under 6, and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it may harm them. don't take li

. >> also our pal jon stewart entering the no spin zone. we will talk the election and a new movie that he wrote and directed. >> they cannot win. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm boyle. thanks for watching us tonight. about president obama harm the country next week? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo? it is widely believed in democratic circles that barack obama will sign an executive order within a few days that will grant legal status to perhaps as many as 5 million undocumented aliens that doesn't mean they will become citizens it does mean they can stay here, work and enjoy the freedoms america allows. now, talking points believes it is meaningless, meaningless to debate the merits of amnesty for illegal aliens. the far left, the open border people, some in the hispanic american pretickets will not be dissuaded. they want few limits on immigration. nothing i can say, nothing you can say will change their minds. same thing on the right. millions of

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jon stewart from the bailey show and film director. first -- >> i've always been fascinated by celebrities. >> osgood: behind the real housewives. >> osgood: just what happens to andy cohen, wound up hosting such uninhibited late night talk show. andy warhol predicted everyone would be famous for 15 minutes. a message this andy has taken to heart. >> 36-year-old andy cohen -- i'm andy cohen. >> is the peter pan of television. >> i have no idea what is going to happen. if by some chance you've never heard of him. >> ladya gga. it's shaquille o'neal. >> he's host of "watch what happens live" on bravo tv. a talk show in need ofdu alt supervision. >> it's time to -- there is blush-worthy language. >> will you allow me to take a selfie with your ass? oh, my god. this is amazing. >> inappropriate. >> let's do it. >> we should probably mention that he drinks on air so do the guests. the show even has a bartender. >> this is actually perfect job for me since i did pass two bar exams. >> my own appearance in that position may seem string to you

all of that is coming up. >>> an al jazeera special report, jon stewart, the war on journalism. iranian police accused her of being a spy. here's her story in her own words. >> in 2009, i was arrested and held in prison for 100 days. i'm half iranian and at the time i didn't know know much about my iranian identity. so i wanted to move to iran and learn about that part of my history and to report from the country because i knew it was going to be an important country for years to come. but supporters of the government say they're not trying to reverse his achievements. >> i was trying to write a book about iran beyond the headlines so i was interviewing a lot of people you don't usually hear from in the news and i was working on that for about two years when one morning i was arrested. i was sleeping and four men forced their way into my apartment. they were with iran's intelligence ministry and they took me away to another building after going through all my belongings. they questioned me for several hours and then told me i was not cooperating so they took me to prison which i

jon stewart wrote the whole thing. why this story line?ect that he really respects journalists. >> deep, deep, deep down. >> not even deep down. very obviously. that's one of the reasons he took on this story. as he pointed out to me, it isn't just about that journalist. it's about many of our colleagues all over the world. what he said is that he hopes that this kind of story, which is really very profound starts to break down maybe some stereotypes about various different nationalities. i have a bit of the interview. >> take a look. >> you also focus very much on the absurdity of what happened. >> it comes from reality. you have 66 journalists imprisoned in iran right now and why they have arrested almost 300 journalists since 2009. more than 1,000 since the beginning of the revolution and to come to your show saying that no one is in prison. i transcribed those ridiculous things in the book. >> not just iran. turkey has al jazeera reporters. united states has prisoners in solitary. we don't want it to be dismissed as one regime. >> i th

. >> sreenivasan: plus, comedian jon stewart on his directorial debut of the serious film, "rosewater." >> there's sometimes a misperception, i think, of satire, that it is clownish in the sense-- no disrespect to clowns-- but that it's "baggy pants." it's not. it's a way of expressing ideas and synthesize information that you truly believe in, just using the tools of satire. mark she'ds and david brooks analyze the week's news. >> sreenivasan: those are some of the stories we're covering on tonight's pbs newshour. ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your life and become you're own chief life officer. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> sreenivasan: the long- delayed-- and much fought over-- keystone x-l pipeline is back on congress' to-do list. it won a new vote of support today in the u.s. house, and headed for th

tonight jon stewart of the daily show and gael garcia bernal and maz area bahari talk about the new film "rosewater" which is directed by and written by jon stewart. >> the way that information has been democratized, the changing definition of who is a journalist, who is not a journalist, the way that these 20th century regimes have to find a way to suppress a new medium of information. you know, i just thought it was a very compelling along with the really amazing sort of observations that he made while in prison the humor he was able to maintain the family story. i just thought it was beautifully done. >> rose: jon stewart gael garcia bernal and mazier bahari, when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose is provided by the following:. >> additional funding provided by: and by bloomberg a provider of news and information services word wide. >> from our studios in new york captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: "rosewater" is the new movie by jon stewart, his direct orial debut based on the real real life experience

jon stewart. off, what took off was that his legion of followers said what? you were in the room. so i trust your instincts. >> but watching it on the monitor, it seems like you've caught him. it seems like you've caught him. inadvertently. >> he caught himself. >> it seems like he didn't know ha his polling place was. i want to play his apology. this is what he said after that. >> just to set the record straight. dy vote today, i did know where my booth was. i was being flip. and it kind of took off. and i, you know, i want to apologize. because i shouldn't have been flip about that. because i think i wasn't clear enough that i was kidding and it sent a message that i didn't think voting was important or that i didn't think it was a big issue. and i do. and i did vote and i was being flip and i shouldn't have done that, that was stupid. so i apologize. and -- yeah. >> i appreciate that he apologized, it didn't seem to me -- i take jon stewart for being a satirist. >> i saw it differently than you

-- there comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. chooers plaus (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. we have a tremendous show planned for you this evening. we is prepared it with the greatest of the care, the greatest of love, our guest tonight a young acker named carol. (laughter) carell, steve carell. not familiar but i hear he's good. (laughter) but first, last night we poked a little fun at the apec summit in beijing for making world leaders wear goofy clothes and displaying what i believe pyrotechnic officials refer to as fireworks out the yinyang. (laughter) but fair's fair. there were some results. >> president obama and president xi jinping of china announced a major deal on climate change. >> the world's two biggest polluters agree to reduce their carbon emissions. >> jon: oh pie god, that's-- i had no idea that was going to happen. less carbon emissions from the two of the world's largest polluters. this calls for a celebration. no, that-- no, that-- no, no, no. the fireworks th

and your point, jon stewart last night, who did he attack?d the old lady, nancy pelosi. he did not attack obama -- >> old lady? you mean minority leader. >> i'm talking about the older woman, talk about a war on women, as sean head got his head up obama's butt. >> this wasn't meant to prove he has disdain for conservative "idealogues." but i'll say this, he's as guilty as everybody else. >> jon stewart? >> yes. as is the mainstream media as we went through. they didn't cover this story. if george bush had done this, headlines everywhere. >> he didn't cover it until it reached critical mass. the one holdout is brian williams, obama sycophant, hasn't touched it yet. >> he takes his cue from jon stewart. now he'll mention it, i guarantee you he will. >> and the times? >> yeah, the times will mention it eventually i'm sure. just make this guy give the money back -- >> no, geraldo, let me ask you, you have kids -- >> only to do with -- disdain was the word used and i think disdain is exactly what this person showed the american people. >> i think

comedian jon stewart is no laughing matter.rosewater is a film about a journalist wrongfully held in an iranian prison. >> i was struck at the end of the film that you really wanted to make a statement about journalism around the world. can you talk about what that is? >> i think it was more -- if i was to say it was a statement of the unsustainability of that, the apparatuses that these regimes build and all regimes build. in the united states we're moving towards kind of this strange deep state of security apparatus that exist in nsa and all these or the places. that these that exist to keep information, that they don't want getting out. getting out. are more damaging to the state than any piece of information that could arise. and it's about the sustainability of i.t. and that of it and think about hohow much time how much efforts exposed in keeping just maziar from not just doing something but filming something. >> given our reactions, our journalists around the world, especially our friends in al jazeera. >> we have a frie

who will watching the midterm elections quite closely, looking for comic fodder is nonother than jon stewartand he just sat down the christian christian amen pour. . >> the film centers on what happened after a disputed iranian election in 2009. look, jon, people are going to the polls today. do you think this is going to be comic fodder for you no matter what happens? this is what he said. we are talking about americans go to an election, the midterms right here today. did you vote? >> no. >> no? >> no. i just moved. i don't know where my thing is now. >> what do you mean? >> i moved to a different state. >> really, where are you? >> i can't -- >> you can't divulge. >> it's very secretive. >> for you work, is this going to be equal fader for your comedy? how can you see this playing out, this midterm election? >> how do i see it playing out in terms of -- >> what do you think is going to win tonight? who is going to hold the senate? >> if i'm listening to the people that know these things and study these things because that's not what we do, the republicans are going to win the senate, they

let's check in with lewis who will give us a dose of our daily politics with jon stewart. >> jon stewarthouse minority leader nancy pelosi to task. the architect of obama care who said, americans were, quote, too stupid to understand the affordable care act. >> i think the democrats can now come clean about how the bill was sold and mr. gruber's involvement in that process or -- >> news in the past few days about some of the comments made by mr. gruber. >> i don't know who he is. >> you don't know who he is. >> our bill brings down rates. i don't know if you've seen jonathan gruber of m.i.t.'s analysis of what the comparison is to the status quo. >> whoever that guy is. >> didn't stop there. after touting the democratic leader as champion of women and voting rights, stewart lit into pelosi's decision to deny tammy duckworth's right to vote -- >> nancy pelosi with a perfect chance to showcase your principles. >> pelosi opposed duck wrth's request to vote by proxy. >> thank you. you have to -- wait. what the [ bleep ]? you're suppressing the vote of a minority pregnant woman who is a wound

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tonight jon stewart of the daily show and gael garcia bernal and maz area bahari talk about the new filmcted by and written by jon stewart. >> the way that information has been democratized, the changing definition of who is a journalist, who is not a journalist, the way that these 20th century regimes have to find a way to suppress a new medium of information. you know, i just thought it was a very compelling, along with the really amazing, sort of, observations that he made while in prison, the humor he was able to maintain, the family story. i just thought it was beautifully done. >> rose: jon stewart, gael garcia bernal and mazier bahari, when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose is provided by

. >> why jon stewart is sorry no are an unfunny joke. i'm howard kurtz and this is "media buzz." >> not a happy night at msnbc especially as republican victory victories piled up. some liberals held out hope for a gold line stance by the democrats. >> at the risk of being baghdad bob, i know it is tough now, but there is still a root to victory. >> is this a wave tonight? >> no. it is not close to a wave. >> but it was a republican wave. others grappled for explanations. andrea mitchell saying democrats were dumb not to concentrate on the keen my while other issues were raised. >> a scare tactic by the republican opponent of democratic incumbents who tried to focus on isis and ebola in the scariest most nonfactual ways to take the eye off -- >> where is the debate -- >> -- off real issues. >> with the republicans on their way to win over the senate, it was time for sweeping judgment. >> i think it was much less of doing of the republicans than it was the self destruction of the democrats. >> and after the dust settled, some commentators

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this is the daily show with jon stewart. [cheers and applause] captioning sponsored by comedy central ♪ >> jon: welcome to the daily show i'm jon stewart. tonight, this is exciting. young man named benedict cumberbatch is going to join us. [cheers and applause] >> jon: great film. he's great in it. first it's been a rough year for the president of these united states. a midterm shellacking. the failure to get one chair to turn around "the voice" come on gwen, turn around! as the president said in his voice audition song ♪ the sun will come out -- >> a hundred thousand people signed up for obama care on saturday. the latest day of the recent open enrollment. >> the consumer has a better interaction. things are simpler, faster and more intuitive. >> jon: obama care website is better. for example, when you log into the new healthcare gov it has insurance options rather than brunch options at dennys. also the new website loads quickly. the old site would cut the brakes in your car. it's terrifying. again it's a big improvement. a

central >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) >> jon: well-- welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. happy to be back. oh, i am a's so happy to be back. the texas was beautiful, we had a beautiful time in austin but it is so nice that i really began to feel like i had to come home. (laughter) and ebola. (laughter) we have two doctors tonight who have been, they're down in belgium n the hospital where the two gentleman with ebola is. and they came here tonight. said he's doing okay and that they're working hard. and i'm pretty sure they washed their hands. (laughter) one thing you really don't expect is two guys to stand up and go oh yeah, so we're over with the ebola guy. (laughter) you see the audience go-- (laughter) >> jon: anyway, tonight what do you have there, oh, that's fine. we have for you tonight jake gyllenhaal. (cheers and applause) the favorite gyllenhaal. so let's begin tonight with tomorrow! midterm election day. or as people under 6 a call it, hey, why are all those old people lin