That’s all well and good for the losers in the future, but DOGE is firing people today. Thousands of federal workers were on the wrong side of Trump’s old catchphrase as the administration made America great again by slashing jobs across the government and putting Americans out of work.

Jon Stewart welcomed NYT columnist Ezra Klein on his "Weekly Show" podcast to stare into the abyss of government regulations that prevented President Biden's "Build Back Better" infrastructure bill from building much of anything at all.

Show" host Jon Stewart grew impatient when learning about the complicated process it took to secure "Build Back Better" government funding during Joe Biden's presidency.

Show host Jon Stewart had a field day roasting Pete Hegseth and the Republican Party during his latest monologue. On Monday night, March 24, the comedian addressed the current state of free speech in the country while trolling Donald Trump's secretary of defense after he accidentally included The Atlantic's editor-in-chief,

“ The Daily Show ” host Jon Stewart spent Monday night’s opening monologue giving government workers a few strategies for how to dodge the so-called Department of Government Efficiency layoffs with lessons straight from President Donald Trump and his administration.

Jon Stewart returned to his roots this week, and by that we do mean the roots of his hair. While calling out Republicans for their hypocrisy around free speech, the Comedy Central host threw on a black wig as a callback to what his hair used to look like in the 2000s.