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Marvel vet Mark Ruffalo didn’t quite go full Hulk on Joe Rogan for the pugilistic podcaster’s recent realization that Donald Trump and masked Ice agents’ harsh attacks and rounding-up of undocumented and non-criminal Latino immigrants are cruel and out of control, but the multiple Oscar nominee got pretty close.

“Dear @joerogan. It’s a little late now to pretend like project 2025 didn’t exist and wasn’t the play book all along. You are either not that smart or not that dumb. It’s hard to tell at this point,” Avengers alum and political advocate Ruffalo posted on the Mark Zuckerberg-owned Threads on July 6, with reference to the nearly 1,000 page publication that Trump disavowed during last year’s election and embraced with a vengeance once he was back in the White House.

Having offered up swipes at Elon Musk, Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa), Maga pundit Charlie Kirk...

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pennsylvania) told reporters he’d rather be on vacation during the ongoing series of votes on Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

In a video posted on X, Fetterman told reporters on Monday that he wants “to go home.”

“I’ve already my I’ve missed our entire trip to to the beach,” he added. “My family’s going to be back before we – so – and again, I’m gonna vote no. There’s no drama. In fact, the only interesting votes are going to be on the margin, whether that’s Sen. [Susan] Collins [(R-Maine)] or Sen. [Ron] Johnson [(R-Wisconsin)] and those – all the Democrats – we all know how that’s going to go. And I think – I don’t think it’s really helpful to put people here till some ungodly hour.”

Fetterman is already under fire for not showing sufficient interest in his job.

If Republicans manage to pass Donald Trump’s so-called “Big Beautiful Bill,” millions of Americans will lose access to health care, food assistance, and other critical public support programs. One would hope that Democrats — despite being the minority in both chambers — would put up the strongest fight they can against the disastrous piece of legislation.

Sen. John Fetterman’s mind is on the beach.

“I just want to go home. I’ve missed our entire trip to the beach, my family’s going to be back before we’re [done],” the...

The Senate confirmed Olivia Trusty to the FCC, a move that gives Donald Trump and Republicans a 2-1 majority on the commission.

The Senate voted 53-45 to confirm Trusty, with Sen. John Fetterman (D-pa) the sole Democrat to vote in favor.

The FCC has been split 2-2 since Trump took office, and more recently 1-1 after the departures of Democrat Geoffrey Starks and Republican Nathan Simington.

With the majority, the Republican-controlled FCC will be able to carry out some of the promised initiatives on Trump’s agenda, which has included a deregulation initiative. Broadcasters are pushing for lifting of ownership rules, which they call outdated.

Less clear is how Trusty will weigh in on other controversial commission proceedings and inquiries. The FCC under chairman Brendan Carr, appointed to the post by Donald Trump, also has launched investigations of major media companies, including over the diversity, equity and inclusion policies. Carr...

Bill Maher’s back behind the desk this Friday, June 13, at 10 Pm Et on HBO. His roundtable this week includes Senator John Fetterman, Eurasia Group president Ian Bremmer, and historian Rutger Bregman, author of Utopia for Realists. Given the range of opinions represented, consider it a strong possibility that things could get, shall we […]

Real Time with Bill Maher: June 13, 2025...

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pennsylvania) condemned the Democratic Party for letting Los Angeles endure “anarchy and true chaos.”

“I unapologetically stand for free speech, peaceful demonstrations and immigration – but this is not that,” Fetterman stated on X. “This is anarchy and true chaos. My party loses the moral high ground when we refuse to condemn setting cars on fire, destroying buildings and assaulting law enforcement.”

The senator’s post also included an image of a destroyed car in a fiery inferno while a shirtless and masked rioter stands on top.

This post comes as Democrats in Washington and California slam President Donald Trump after he ordered National Guard troops and Marines to L.A. County.

As of Friday, riots which began as anti-immigration enforcement protests contained many L.A. Rioters in face masks and waving foreign flags who have set fire to cars, thrown bricks at police and federal officers, confronted the authorities,...

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pennsylvania) denied reports alleging that he does not want to serve in Congress anymore.

Early last month, various Democratic senators shared concerns about Fetterman’s unstable behavior.

On Monday morning, Fetterman and Sen. Dave McCormick (R-Pennsylvania) had a bipartisan discussion about key issues affecting the commonwealth and the United States. This discussion, which aired on Fox Nation, took place in Boston at The Senate Project.

“How do you answer these calls from the Philadelphia Inquirer for you to be more engaged in showing up to represent your constituents in Pennsylvania? And questioning whether you have the desire to continue doing so,” one reporter asked the Democratic senator.

“Oh, well, no,” he replied. “For me it’s it’s very clear. It’s just part of like this weird – this weird smear – this thing. And now the things more – I started to kind of, you know, be following...

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pennsylvania) attended a hearing with the chief executive of OpenAI, Sam Altman, on May 8, making it the first time he has occupied his seat on the dais of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee all year.

After his lengthy break from work, Fetterman has been attending hearings and votes that he regularly skipped. However, he does not seem to be enjoying his participation, and The New York Times pointed out he appears to have “little interest in the day-to-day work of serving in the United States Senate.”

Two years ago, Fetterman spoke out about his mental health struggles, coming forward with it as a reason behind his erratic behavior, poor attendance and general disinterest in his job. In 2022, Fetterman had a life-threatening stroke in the middle of a competitive Senate race, which he would go on to win. Soon after he was sworn in, Fetterman checked...

Multiple Democratic senators have shared concerns regarding Sen. John Fetterman’s (D-Pennsylvania) unstable behavior.

The senators are having private discussions about how to help Fetterman after a New York magazine report revealed that he behaves erratically and in a way that might pose a danger to himself or others.

Two Democratic senators told The Hill that they are speaking with colleagues about how to help Fetterman, who they fear is struggling to cope with the emotional tension of serving in Congress.

“Every time I see him, I’m worried about him,” one Democratic senator who requested anonymity stated.

The senator cited the report, which noted that Fetterman’s ex-chief of staff alerted his doctor at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center that he was “on a bad trajectory” and may not live “for much longer” unless something changes.

“I know we’re all in touch with each other, having conversations about how to intervene,...

Television personality Mehmet Oz was sworn in as the new administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid on Friday, but the Oval Office ceremony ended when a girl family member fainted.

A reporter was about to ask a question when the incident occurred, and Trump looked over at what was happening. White House staffers could then be heard shouting “press out” and “get out right now.” Trump then went over to see what happened, and could be heard saying, “She’s Ok.”

Per the White House, “A minor family member fainted during Dr. Oz’s swearing-in ceremony in the Oval Office. We are happy to say she is okay.”

According to a pool reporter, Oz rushed over to the girl, and she stood up but appeared unsteady. She then made her way out of the Oval Office.

Earlier, Trump talked up Oz’s ratings when he hosted the daytime Dr.

Republicans are playing a game of chicken with Democrats over funding the government.

And you’ll never believe who looks like they’re ready to capitulate.

Government funding is due to run out Friday at midnight, which will spark a partial government shutdown absent the passage of a new stop-gap spending bill, known as a continuing resolution — or “Cr” in the jargon of Capitol Hill.

Republicans control both houses of Congress, and have already pushed a fiercely partisan Cr bill through the House. But this is a rare moment when...

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pennsylvania) condemned the Democratic party after they protested at President Donald Trump’s joint address to Congress.

“A sad cavalcade of self-owns and unhinged petulance,” Fetterman wrote on X, referring to these protests. “It only makes Trump look more presidential and restrained. We’re becoming the metaphorical car alarms that nobody pays attention to – and it may not be the winning message.”

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During his first joint address to Congress on March 4, Trump discussed his efforts to slash the federal workforce, start mass deportations, impose steep tariffs on America’s largest trading partners and reorganize the transatlantic alliance over the war in Ukraine.

Even though the president received loud applause from Republicans, he was also met with signs of protest from Democrats.

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Trump’s interminable address to Congress was met with Democratic responses ranging from angry heckling, from Texas Rep. Al Green, to sober counterprogramming, from Michigan Sen. Elissa Slotkin.

The split response underscores the lack of unity among Democrats in how to respond to Trump’s destructive opening blitz. At times, the two sides seem to behave as if they are enduring different realities.

Progressives see a constitutional crisis unfolding — in which oligarch and Trump megadonor Elon Musk has emerged as the grand vizier of Trump’s government, orchestrating a lawless shutdown of entire agencies,...

Tulsi Gabbard — the one-time Democratic representative turned Fox News pundit and Trump loyalist — is the latest of the president’s Cabinet picks to clear the confirmation process despite a lack of qualifications and uniquely troubling views. Gabbard will serve as his Director of National Intelligence, a position in which she will oversee more than a dozen U.S. intelligence agencies, including the CIA and Nsa, and will be responsible for Trump’s briefings on classified intel.

The Senate advanced Gabbard’s nomination in a Monday vote along party lines, 52-...

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pennsylvania) admitted that he does not believe the Democratic Party will be able to win back white male voters.

“How did Democrats win back white men like yourself,” Tara Palmieri asked Fetterman on her podcast Everybody’s Gotta Win.

“I don’t know, and – and truthfully, I’m not sure – I’m not sure if that’s possible – possible to be honest,” the Pennsylvania senator told her. “I think that’s been seriously eroding for – for a while – and in some cases – and in the conversations I’ve had, a lot of people – they don’t even want to say it publicly, but they just feel like, you know, the other side seems like it’s – it’s like men are the problem, men are to blame or their – their masculinity is toxic or if – unless you’re able to conform to our very strict kinds of...

Is Real Time with Bill Maher new tonight, February 7? The answer is yes, and the HBO late-night TV is opening its doors to one of President Donald Trump's biggest supporters.

Real Time with Bill Maher has a habit of ruffling feathers on both sides of the aisle. But there's no denying that it has the most diverse group of guests in late-night TV when it comes to political and social views.

That characteristic will absolutely be on display tonight, February 7. A brand-new episode of Real Time with Bill Maher will air featuring one of President Trump's most loyal supporters in Washington, D.C.

That honor goes to Representative Byron Donalds. The Florida Republican joins Real Time with Bill Maher tonight as a member of the panel.

While Donalds will be eager to keep the attention on Trump's second term and the wave of changes the president has already made,...

On Monday, Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pennsylvania) appeared on The View to share surprising beliefs with several progressive hosts.

Speaking about Donald Trump’s infamous hush-money trial, Fetterman railed against Manhattan Da Alvin Bragg’s prosecution in which Trump was found guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records.

He protested, highlighting his own political flexibility: “I’m on record critiquing, going after Hunter Biden. And I also agree that the [Trump hush-money] trial in this city, in New York, was politically motivated.”

Surprised, host Sunny Hostin clarified, “Did you mean that the 34-count case in which Donald Trump was found guilty of various financial crimes was politically motivated here in New York?”

Fetterman responded, “I found that when the judicial system gets weaponized and targets political enemies for political gain, I think that is inappropriate. I think that degrades our collective trust in this very important institution. Whether that’s a Democrat...

Before welcoming Senator John Fetterman as the day’s guest-slash-grill meat, The View cohosts dug into a difficult “Hot Topic” at the start of the hour on Monday’s (January 27) episode: the mass deportations of undocumented immigrants by Donald Trump’s administration. In response to the news that the Trump Administration is using both Ice agents and military equipment to carry out these deportations, Whoopi Goldberg asked her co-stars, “Is this the immigration system fix that people had in mind when they voted?” Sara Haines was the first to speak up and decided to clarify the actual statistics involved by saying, “The headlines and all the coverage would make you think that there’s this massive deportation. But by numbers, contextually, President Obama still remains the deporter in chief. Even if Trump continues at this rate, he will not even hit what President Obama hit in one year, with 400,000.” Haines...

It was the trip heard ’round the world … er, at least, ’round the beltway. So Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman appeared on The View on Monday (January 27) and finally opened up about his controversial flight down to Mar-a-Lago to meet with then-peotus Donald Trump. He also answered some truly tough questions from the panelists about his positions on Trump’s moves. First, Fetterman explained why he hasn’t been surprised by Trump’s official acts after taking office at the White House last week: “I mean, he’s been doing essentially what he actually campaigned on. He announced he is going to pardon the J6 individuals. He is going to absolutely go after the border. So there’s a lot of things that he’s already ran on. I mean, criticized a lot of it, and I don’t agree with everything either, but it’s undeniable he actually ran on that and been really upfront,...

Ever caught someone’s eyes lingering a little too long, and you just know they’re not looking at your shoes? Sometimes, a single glance can stir more commotion than an entire speech. That’s exactly what happened at Donald Trump’s inauguration on January 20, where a brief, unassuming look from Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg became the talk of social media.

The star of this unintentional viral moment? Jeff Bezos’ fiancée, Lauren Sanchez, stole the spotlight in a jaw-dropping Alexander McQueen outfit that made more headlines than any of the event’s speeches.

Mark Zuckerberg. | Credits: Image by Jd Lasica from Pleasanton, CA, US / Licensed under Cca-2.0 / Wikimedia Commons.

It all happened during the 47th President’s swearing-in ceremony, where several political heavyweights and business moguls gathered in Washington, D.C. The internet erupted as Zuckerberg’s eyes seemed to lock onto Sanchez’s plunging neckline. But amidst the uproar,...

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pennsylvania) received negative responses from social media users after he came to Donald Trump‘s inauguration ceremony wearing shorts and a hoodie.

On Jan. 20, Trump’s swearing-in as president was moved inside the U.S. Capitol rotunda because of the record-low temperatures and cold winds in Washington, D.C.

Most of the ground was frozen and icy from the rain and snow fall which occurred the day prior.

Despite the frigid conditions and formality of the inauguration, Fetterman, who Trump called “a fascinating man,” was photographed sitting in the front row in the Capitol Rotunda wearing a black Carhartt hoodie, gray gym shorts and On sneakers. He also had his legs spread in front of him.

People on the social media platform X, delivered mostly negative responses about Fetterman’s choice of attire.

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Even though he acknowledged that Donald Trump’s second inauguration marks the beginning of an important era in American history, that didn’t stop Jon Stewart from making a dick joke about the event. Politics aside, the man is only human.

The “Daily Show” joke stemmed from a moment in Trump’s inauguration speech on Monday, during which he said, “From this moment on, America’s decline is over.”

After playing that clip, Stewart stared at the camera and tapped his pen on his desk repeatedly. The Comedy Central host then feigned a somber tone: “This is a tumultuous time in American history, filled with much uncertainty and trepidation. But it is very difficult for me to not in any way take the bait of the way he said ‘dick-line.'”

Stewart kept up his faux-serious tone as he explained, “It really did sound like he said ‘our dick-line,’ like the line of our dick.

Well, this certainly was a bold fashion statement to make. Pennsylvania Democrat John Fetterman managed to raise eyebrows when he showed up to the Inauguration wearing shorts. And of course, there are a lot of people out there who want to know why.

John Fetterman Wore Shorts To The Inauguration For This Reason

Per the latest reports, Senator John Fetterman shows up to Trump’s inauguration in gym shorts and a Carhartt sweatshirt.

Apparently, John wanted to prove a point about the inauguration. He wanted to show the world that it wasn’t too cold to have it held outside and the only reason why it was held inside this year was because of security threats.

Clearly, John Fetterman knows something that the rest of the world doesn’t know.

It goes without saying that the internet certainly did have a lot to say about the matter. Some even commented with,...

President-elect Donald Trump praised Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pennsylvania) after they met in Mar-a-Lago.

Trump invited Fetterman to this hour-long meeting, which took place over the weekend and involved discussions of acquiring Greenland, using tariffs to promote U.S. steel, backing Israel and securing the southern border.

Nippon Steel’s effort to purchase U.S. Steel for $15 billion fell apart in early January when President Joe Biden blocked the deal.

Trump and Fetterman were against the deal for national security reasons and were concerned about blue-collar jobs.

“It was a totally fascinating meeting,” the president-elect stated during an interview with the Washington Examiner. “He’s a fascinating man, and his wife is lovely. They were both up, and I couldn’t be more impressed.”

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“He’s a commonsense person,” he went on to say.

On Monday, the ladies of The View grappled with the implications of John Fetterman’s recent visit to Mar-a-Lago, where he met with former and incoming President Donald Trump. The discussion, while not entirely unified, saw an unusual level of agreement among the co-hosts regarding Fetterman’s justification for the controversial sit-down. Fetterman defended his actions, stating […]

Fetterman & Trump: “The View” Co-Hosts Find Rare Consensus...

Since the cohosts of The View have differing ideological backgrounds, they all know a thing or two about finding common ground — even if their topic discussions sometimes get testy in the process of meeting minds. So when the subject of Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman’s recent trip to Mar-a-Lago to meet with Donald Trump came up on Monday’s (January 13) episode, they brought that wisdom to the table and showed some surprisingly universal support for the move … but with one common complaint. The panelists first reviewed a clip of Fetterman explaining his visit by saying, “This is going to be the president, and I am not just the senator for Democrats in Pennsylvania. I’m the senator for everyone in Pennsylvania, and my state picked Donald Trump as president. And if I have the opportunity to have that conversation, we’re gonna find things to work together for a better Pennsylvania and a better nation.

Donald Trump will soon start his second term as president. Don’t expect a strong opposition party or healthy “resistance” movement this time, at least not in Washington during the “shock and awe” start of his new administration. With 10 days before the president-elect is sworn in, Democrats in Congress are already capitulating to Trump harder than virtually anyone expected — and Republicans are ecstatic over the degree to which Trump and the GOP’s wins have “paralyzed” the Democratic elite.

On Tuesday, four dozen House Democrats joined Republicans in passing a...

Who knew he would become this popular and this fast following his historic presidential win? That’s what both critics and fans on both sides of the aisle seem to be asking as it looks like Democrats are trying to cozy up to Donald Trump again. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.

Democrats Are Trying To Cozy Up To Donald Trump Again

Per the latest reports, Senator John Fetterman says Trump won because he protects the American way of life, and says Trump is not a fascist like Kamala Harris claimed.

Fetterman says he knows a lot of Democrats in Pennsylvania who voted for Trump. He even put it this way, “A lot of Democrats, especially in my state that I know and I happen to love people that [voted] for Trump and they are not fascists.”

“I think people are going to decide who is the candidate...

Sen. John Fetterman said that Kash Patel, Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the FBI, assured him he will not be targeting Trump’s enemies.

Patel has “talked about going after Trump’s enemies,” ABC’s Jonathan Karl said to Fetterman during an interview that aired Sunday on This Week. Fetterman recently met with Patel to discuss his nomination.

“Yeah, and… we’ve had conversations, but … all of these interviews were all off the record,” Fetterman said of meeting with Patel. “So I’m not going to go into detail,...

Politico has hired NBC News correspondent Dasha Burns as its White House bureau chief.

Burns, who reported on the Trump campaign in the recent election, has been with the network for eight years, starting as associate producer.

Politico’s global editor in chief John Harris wrote in a memo to staffers, “As a national correspondent for NBC News, Dasha gained widespread attention for her in-depth reporting during the 2022 U.S. midterm elections. Her exclusive interview with Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman sparked a national conversation about health and transparency in politics, cementing her reputation as a tenacious, fair, and incisive journalist. Dasha’s ability to bring complex stories to life in ways that are urgent, distinctive and relevant aligns perfectly with Politico’s mission to provide readers with unparalleled depth and breadth of coverage.”

Harris noted that during the 2024 campaign, Burns led coverage of the July assassination attempt on Trump’s life.

The View experienced a very surprising bit of technical trouble on Thursday’s (December 5) episode when it came to the guest of the day. Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman joined in via video call to discuss some of the biggest political subjects of the day, such as the Hunter Biden pardon and Donald Trump’s most controversial cabinet picks. Halfway through his third answer, about his stance on the Israel-Gaza war, his video feed cut off mid-sentence, with the screen plunging to sudden blackness. “Oh, we lost him!” Joy Behar said. “Oh, shoot, I wanted to hear what he’d say,” Alyssa Farah Griffin, who’d asked him the question he was responding to, then said. “We lost the satellite,” Behar continued. “Oh, well, it does happen,” Whoopi Goldberg then said before sending the show into commercial. Upon returning, Griffin apologized to him for the “technical difficulties” and restated her original...

Dr. Mehmet Oz, Donald Trump‘s pick to run the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (Cms), has yet to be confirmed to the Cabinet position by a Senate he failed to join after a costly 2022 campaign. But his activity on social media over the Thanksgiving holiday suggests that he may continue to serve as pitchman for dubious miracle cures even when he’s in government.

“Thanksgiving is a perfect excuse for practicing gratitude — which also happens to be a proven way to reduce stress,” Oz wrote on X, formerly Twitter,...

Dr. Mehmet Oz’s years of making dubious medical claims on his daytime talk show weren’t enough to win him a Senate seat in 2022. But for Donald Trump, they’re enough to qualify him to head up the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, which provides healthcare to over 160 million people

Trump announced his latest Cabinet nominee on Tuesday, writing, “There may be no Physician more qualified and capable than Dr. Oz to Make America Healthy Again.” The nomination will bring Oz back to the Senate chamber for his...

President-elect Donald Trump, continuing his pattern of appointing TV figures to top positions in his next administration, said that he has nominated Dr. Mehmet Oz to serve as administrator of Centers for Medicare and Medicaid services.

“He is an eminent physician, heart surgeon, inventor, and world-class communicator, who has been at the forefront of healthy living for decades,” Trump said in a statement.

He said that Oz would work closely with Robert Kennedy Jr., whom Trump nominated to lead the Department of Health and Human Services.

Trump said Oz “will also cut waste and fraud within our Country’s most expensive Government Agency, which is a third of our Nation’s Healthcare spend, and a quarter of our entire National Budget.”

Trump’s comment quickly raised concerns that cuts to Medicare and Medicaid may be considered in his administration.

Fetterman posted on X, “If Dr. oz is about protecting and preserving Medicare and Medicaid,...

President-elect Donald Trump has nominated television personality Dr. Mehmet Oz to be the administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

Oz is a physician, professor emeritus of cardiothoracic surgery at Columbia University and hosted the daytime talk show “The Dr. Oz Show” from 2009 to 2022. The show featured segments on health, wellness and occasionally true crime, and it was co-produced by Oprah Winfrey’s Harpo Studios. Over the years, Oz has been criticized by medical professionals for his support of pseudoscience, homeopathy and alternative medicines.

“The Dr. Oz” show ended in 2022 when Oz ran as a Republican for Pennsylvania’s Senate seat. He lost to Sen. John Fetterman. Oz’s nomination comes days after Trump tapped Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a noted vaccine skeptic, to be secretary of health and human services — and years ago, Kennedy Jr. drew criticism for questioning vaccine efficacy on “The Dr. Oz Show.”

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At the end of “The Daily Show’s” live election special Tuesday night, as it became clear that Donald Trump was heading toward another victory, Jon Stewart delivered heartfelt closing remarks.

“This isn’t the end! I promise you, this is not the end,” the host declared as he ended the hour-long Comedy Central broadcast. “And we have to regroup and we have to continue to fight and continue to work day in and day out to create the better society for our children, for this world, for this country that we know is possible. It’s possible.”

But when cameras stopped rolling at midnight, Stewart took a few moments to address the studio audience, a few hundred people who had traveled from across the globe to attend the live “Daily Show” telecast.

“Can I tell you what a joy you were, how happy I am to have spent the...

Jon Stewart concluded his live coverage of the 2024 election by encouraging viewers to remain hopeful, even in the face of a potential Donald Trump presidency.

“We’re going to come out of this election, and we’re going to make all kind of pronouncements about what this country is, and what this world is,” Stewart said when the show, The Daily Show Presents A Live Election Night Special With Jon Stewart: Indecision 2024: Nothing We Can Do About It Now, ended around midnight Est. “And the truth is, we’re...

Jon Stewart closed his live Election night coverage late Tuesday by giving some reassurance to despondent The Daily Show viewers.

The host emphasized that the presidential election results were still coming in and nothing was yet decided. But given that vote tallies were heavily favoring a Donald Trump victory at the 12 a.m. hour, Stewart had some thoughts.

“This isn’t the end,” Stewart said (video below) during his Comedy Central special, The Daily Show Presents A Live Election Night Special With Jon Stewart: Indecision 2024: Nothing We Can Do About It Now. “I promise you, this is not the end. We have to regroup, and we have to continue to fight and continue to work day in and day out to create a better society for our children, for this world, for this country, that we know is possible. It’s possible.”

“We’re going to come out of...

Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman, who was set to appear virtually for an interview with Jon Stewart during “The Daily Show” live election special on Tuesday night, canceled 30 seconds before his segment.

Stewart announced that the politician, currently holding court in his home swing state of Pennsylvania, would no longer be joining him for their planned interview.

“[Fetterman] was unable to join us,” Stewart announced after the show’s first commercial break. “But because we are a professional and venerated news show it’s not like I just have to sit here… with nobody to talk to or nothing to do just because somebody said 30 seconds before we were supposed to have him as a guest.”

“It’s not happening,” he continued through nervous laughs.

Instead, Arizona’s Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs called in, where she reported that since the polls closed at 7:00 p.m., the state is just beginning to see the first results.

Jon Stewart is live on The Daily Show and is aware that people, and particularly Democrats, are nervous.

“I know a lot of people out there feeling anxious. I want to assure you that that is very good for our ratings, so keep it up. Good work out there. Do not remove your eyes from the TV at all costs,” he said during the opening of the Comedy Central show.

Jon Stewart on election night: "We're all going to have to wake up tomorrow morning and work like hell to move the world to the place that we prefer it to be." #DailyShow pic.twitter.com/GBvaiGxNVR

— The Daily Show (@TheDailyShow) November 6, 2024

Stewart kicked off his show with segments from Troy Iwata, Grace Kuhlenschmidt and Jordan Klepper.

Iwata was wearing a garbage outfit, covering the Trump campaign. “People are really sick of all the positive signs and just want to find out the results,...

Election Day is finally here. And with it comes wall-to-wall coverage from around the country. That includes late-night TV.

Over the past few years, late-night TV has become an even bigger part of the political machine. Candidates stop by shows along with commentators, autors, and established politicians.

That has also lead to increased coverage on major political events. Debates and elections have been met with live episodes of shows like The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and others.

So now that Election Night 2024 is here, which late-night TV shows will go live?

Jimmy Kimmel Live!

Jimmy Kimmel Live! will not be live tonight, nor will a new episode air. Instead, the show will be pre-empted by ABC's election coverage.

However, Jimmy Kimmel will be back on Wednesday night with a brand-new episode. He'll be joined by Jon Favreau, Jon Lovett, Dan Pfeiffer, and Tommy Vietor to discuss the previous night's events.

On Tuesday October 22 2024, CBS broadcasts The Late Show With Stephen Colbert!

John Fetterman; Alfonso Cuarón Season 10 Episode 25 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” promises to be an exciting one, featuring two notable guests. Senator John Fetterman from Pennsylvania is set to join Stephen Colbert for a conversation that is sure to touch on his experiences in the Senate and his views on current issues facing the country. Fetterman, known for his distinctive style and candid approach, often brings a refreshing perspective to political discussions. His appearance is anticipated to provide insight into his work and the challenges he faces as a public servant.

In addition to Fetterman, acclaimed filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón will also be a guest on the show. Cuarón is known for his remarkable films, including “Gravity” and “Roma,” which have garnered critical acclaim and numerous awards. His storytelling ability and unique vision...

On Tuesday, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert welcomes Senator John Fetterman (D-pa), who will discuss the upcoming elections. Filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón will also appear, talking about his new Apple TV+ series Disclaimer, starring Cate Blanchett and Kevin Kline. Plus what’s happening the rest of this week on the show. On Wednesday, actress Anna Kendrick […]

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert: John Fetterman, Alfonso Cuarón...

A domain investor has cashed in a big bet, selling the domain name HarrisWalz.com for $15,000.

Domain owner Jeremy Greene Eche bought it for around $9 in 2020.

Eche, a New York City trademark lawyer, bought several domains around the time of the 2020 election, he told ABC Audio. He focused on candidates who were likely to run in the future.

“So I just looked up every heartland governor and senator I could think of,” he said. “I got a bunch of midwestern politicians.”

Eche also bought addresses that paired Harris’ name with Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker and Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman. He tried to buy HarrisShapiro.com, a domain tied to Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, but it had already been registered and purchased.

“You just have to hope you hit the jackpot when you start buying those names,” he said.

Eche wasn’t aware of the buyer’s identity, he said. The buyer wanted to remain anonymous,...

Updated with Harris comment: Tim Walz, the twice-elected governor of Minnesota, has been chosen by Vice President Kamala Harris as her running mate in the 2024 presidential election.

“Tim is a battle-tested leader who has an incredible track record of getting things done for Minnesota families,” Harris said in a statement to supporters Tuesday. “I know that he will bring some principled leadership to our campaign, and to the office of the vice president.”

I am proud to announce that I've asked @Tim_Walz to be my running mate.

As a governor, a coach, a teacher, and a veteran, he's delivered for working families like his.

It's great to have him on the team.

Now let’s get to work. Join us:https://t.co/W4AE2WlMTj

— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) August 6, 2024

“It’s the honor of a lifetime to join Kamala Harris in this campaign,” Walz wrote on X. “I’m all in.

Whoopi Goldberg was not on The View on Thursday, and fans wondered what had happened to the host. However, she was absent for a good reason, and it wasn’t a good one. Here is why Whoopi missed the episode and when she might return.

Wy Did Whoopi Goldberg Miss The View This Week?

Whoopi Goldberg was absent from The View on Thursday, and many fans wondered what happened to her. Sadly, she missed her appearance because of a serious illness. Whoopi tested positive for Covid-19 (via TV Line).

Whoopi Goldberg – The View

While some fans might have missed it, Joy Behar revealed why Whoopi was not on the show. “You might have noticed Whoopi’s not here,” Joy said. “Whoopi has tested positive for Covid. It’s going around still! You have to be careful.”

This is also not Whoopi’s first time to contract Covid-19. She also missed...

The View‘s Thursday broadcast was missing one of the panel’s most powerful voices: Co-host Whoopi Goldberg was absent due to testing positive for Covid-19.

“You might have noticed Whoopi’s not here,” co-host Joy Behar said at the top of the program, “because Whoopi has tested positive for Covid. It’s going around still! You have to be careful.”

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Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pennsylvania) came to the defense of President Joe Biden after his widely criticized debate performance against former President Donald Trump on Thursday evening.

Fetterman shared a screenshot of a Politico story that outlined how “panicked” Democrats have started to look for alternatives to Biden after the debate, which was viewed by many as a disaster. However, Fetterman firmly stated, “I refuse to join the Democratic vultures on Biden’s shoulder after the debate.”

Fetterman emphasized that “no one knows more than me that a rough debate is not the sum total of the person and their record.” This statement clearly referenced Fetterman’s own experience in the heated Pennsylvania Senate debate in late October 2022, during which his health complications were a major talking point.

In that debate, Fetterman addressed his recent stroke, “I had a stroke. He’s never let me forget that. And I might miss some words during this debate,...

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pennsylvania) claimed that a near-death experience with a stroke caused him to leave progressive ideas behind.

In early June, Fetterman revealed that he was moving away from the “progressive” label he used to embrace. He was criticized by some within his party for his opinions on critical issues, specifically his support for Israel and concerns regarding border security.

He recognized that the “progressive” label was no longer a good fit for him.

Fetterman discussed the supposed impact of his near-death during an interview with Bill Maher on Real Time With Bill Maher.

He publicly talked about his battles with a stroke and depression. Maher asked if that played a part in letting him speak so freely.

“It’s freeing in a way,” Fetterman said. “And I just think after beating all of that, I just really [want to] be able to say the things that I have to really...

It was near the end of his one-on-one interview with Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman that Real Time host Bill Maher asked the question that people have been requesting for weeks – “What’s the deal with the wardrobe?”

Fetterman, who was instrumental in getting a stuffy Senate to relax its dress code, came to Maher’s show adorned in his trademark hoodie and shorts. He also brought a receipt on a previous Maher joke about how Fetterman dresses like a guy whom the airlines lost his luggage.

“I’m not making a statement,” Fetterman calmly related. “I am into comfort, and I don’t have to iron, and it’s hard to find suits,” the latter quip a reference to his 6-foot, eight-inch frame. “I never understood why anyone thought that was interesting.” Denying his role in changing the dress code, he noted, “More people seemed concerned about me wearing a...