'Daily Show' host Jon Stewart spoke to former first lady Michelle Obama about his personal concerns about whether shows like his worsened America's political conversation. Talk show host Jon Stewart told former first lady Michelle Obama Wednesday he questions whether shows like his have been a net positive or net negative for the country. On her "IMO" podcast, Obama asked Stewart whether it’s healthy for young people to get their news from "The Daily Show." "Do you think comedy helps or hurts the political climate?" she asked. "I wonder what you think, because sometimes I think, ‘Is it good that most young people are getting their news from The Daily Show?’ Or that they — you know — they want you to run for president?" Stewart began by questioning his show's impact, saying that late-night shows are becoming a "relic." JIMMY KIMMEL FIRES BACK AT CRITI
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Michelle Obama contrasts her reaction to Malia and Sasha leaving home with Barack Obama’s tears, telling Jon Stewart she enjoys having her schedule back as critics accuse her of resenting motherhood. Former first lady Michelle Obama faced…
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Michelle Obama contrasts her reaction to Malia and Sasha leaving home with Barack Obama’s tears, telling Jon Stewart she enjoys having her schedule back as critics accuse her of resenting motherhood. Former first lady…
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