Jon Stewart blasted the Democratic Party in California, worrying that due to local election rules, the glut of Democratic candidates for governor may split the vote and accidentally snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

Jon Stewart on the Comedy Central series The Daily Show. Stewart will make his first Tanglewood appearance on Saturday, June 20. (CBS Photo Archive/Comedy Central via ) Comedian and social commentator Jon Stewart has joined the lineup for Tanglewood's Popular Artist Series this summer.

In his first Daily Show broadcast following the Oscars, the political comic contributed his own joke to the now-two-week-long-simmering debacle, which kicked off when the Academy Award-nominated Marty Supreme star found himself in hot water for saying “no one cares” about ballet and opera and that he doesn’t wish to be a niche artist.

Stewart told San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan the sheer amount of Democrats like him vying for the position could ultimately harm their party's chances of winning California on Monday.

Comedian Jon Stewart wasted little time Monday in addressing the elephant in the room when it comes to California Democrats having little to no strategy in a pivotal governor’s race. In an interview with San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan — one of the “20” Democratic candidates in the race,

Jon Stewart will perform at Tanglewood as part of the Popular Artist Series. The comedian will make his debut with a solo show in the Koussevitzky Music Shed. Tickets will go on sale March 23.

The June 20 Popular Artists booking marks the comedian’s Tanglewood debut as the veteran political satirist tours with his solo standup and his band, Church and State.

(The Hill) – Comedian Jon Stewart is sticking with Comedy Central and “The Daily Show.” The network announced on Monday that Stewart, who resumed his hosting duties after President Trump won reelection last year, had signed a new contract to host ...