Interviews with High-Profile Politicians. Another great feature of The Daily Show is its interviews with major political players. Guests on show include former President Bill Clinton, Senator Ben Nelson, Senator John McCain, Tom Brokaw, Joe Lieberman, and many more. During election, show was even able to snag John Kerry to talk about his platform. These interviews give audience a chance to learn more about people in politics and their views.

Correspondents that Present In-Depth Reports. Along with anchor Jon Stewart there are a slew of regular correspondents on Comedy Central show to highlight important events that are going on in world and also to emphasize point that world of politics can sometimes be ridiculous. Regular correspondents include Samantha Bee, Steve Carell, Stephen Colbert, Rob Corddry, Ed Helms, and Stacey Grenrock-Woods. These correspondents are equally as funny as Jon Stewart while still leaving you something to think about.

The Daily Show with Jon Stewart on Comedy Central is a great way to get those who are not so keen on politics to all of a sudden get excited to learn more about it (or at least excited to laugh about it). While program probably shouldn't replace your regular news watching, it is still a good way to get in a few laughs while still learning something at same time.

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