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Jon Stewart to return to The Daily Show through 2024 US election season
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i really hope he a) brings some of the problem w/ jon stewart writers with him, because they did a great job there b) he gives desi lydic the host chair eventually and c) he refrains from doing that awful centrist "rally for sanity" nonsense this cycle since republicans pretty much want me dead as a trans person.
While he is enlightened, he ain't no centrist.
The "rally for sanity" was not centrist. It was a direct attack on the right wing media ecosystem
"Rally for sanity" was such a timely thing too, the naivety of appealing to people's reason is a lot more obvious now.
I got it confused with the Reason Rally at first, it's a pretty hilarious lineup in today's context, but another thing from that time in US politics.
Well said.. Its the only rally I ever been to, and i left there with a shred of hope that has long since evaporated. Denver was also a blast.
https://youtu.be/2sNWDfryyMk?si=_u_zlcNa6zVTj5kk
JS isn't much of a centrist