John Stewart interviews John Waters about his show "'Til Death Do Us Part." John Waters discusses why spouses murder, the sentences of people who murder and what lead to the show.

Behind the scenes look at the climax of the whole "who made who" thing during the writer's strike where the three pretend to kick the poo out of each other. For background info, search for "stewart colbert o'brien" (url for 'background' video not submitting nicely)

The U.S. political absurdity continues. From ComedyCentral.com: "Congress has a hearing on Second Life and Rob Riggle puts the mammaries in marine mammals with his avatar."

This is part 2 of the Interview with John McCain that was posted earlier by Fedquip. As I said when he posted part 1, John McCain gets totally owned by Jon Stewart. Notice I did not add this as Comedy.... more inside

"The Feud comes to a fever pitch as Jon and Steven go on Conan to see who really made Mike Huckabee." Seen on http://digg.com/comedy/Colbert_and_Stewart_appear_on_Late_Night_with_Conan_O_brien ...

Alan Greenspan took his new book to Comedy Central’s Daily Show with Jon Stewart Tuesday night, explaining the impact of interest-rate cuts on the stock market, the development of central banking, and economic forecasting today compared with a half-century ago.

Talks about USA being a center/right country. Part 1: http://www.videosift.com/video/Bill-O-Reilly-on-The-Daily-Show-Pt-1

Talks about his upbringing and Barack Obama. Part 2: http://www.videosift.com/video/Bill-O-Reilly-on-The-Daily-Show-Pt-2

The Daily Show puts a clip package together set to the Friends theme song.

John Stewart rips the FAA for letting big business dictate how airline safety has been handled since Bush took over. More info available here.

"What secret activity was Dick Cheney doing in Utah with Mr. Rex-84 (Ollie North)?"

Wow, this is a man that disserves to be president. What a great discussion, John Stewart and Al Gore talk candidly about some of the most important, far reaching problems we face as a nation. Honest, thoughtful,... more inside

I really enjoyed this interview. John Stewarts interviews are increasingly not just funny, but damn good journalism. He asks all the big dumb questions that I want the answers to.