Jon Stewart at long last addressed whether he’d consider a run for the nation’s top office. Stewart, 63, was asked if he would consider it during a Q&A with the Daily Show audience, in a clip posted to YouTube on Sunday.

Jon Stewart dismissed an audience member's suggestion to run for office, warning that calls for TV hosts to become politicians reflects desperation with the status quo.

Jon Stewart thinks it's very kind of people to suggest he and other late night hosts should run for political office, but that it's a sign of "desperation." According to the "Daily Show" host, the suggestion itself just shows a deep public "dissatisfaction.

The Daily Show host mocked Trump for claiming that the U.S. needs to annex Greenland so Russia doesn't become a neighbor.

Jon Stewart has addressed calls for him to run for president. He explained that such appeals often arise from a shared sense of helplessness. Fans chime in on whether he would be a good fit for the White House.

Jon Stewart finally addressed swirling rumors about a potential 2028 presidential run. The comedian, 63, tackled the hot topic on the Sunday, January 18, episode of The Daily Show.

The Daily Show host Jon Stewart mocked Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro for being "reverse-ICEd" and "imported" by the Trump administration.

'The Daily Show' host shared a candid response to a fan who asked him if he'd "run for office" during filming

On this week’s episode of 'The Daily Show,' Jon Stewart covered the whirlwind of stories from over the weekend.

There is no doubt that we look forward to Monday episodes of The Daily Show. While the co-hosts are great, there’s something that Jon Stewart offers that none o