Analyzing Jon Stewart's 'Daily Show'

The Daily Show with Jon Stewart was an award winning program that delivered top headline news in a more realistic way. On April 28, 2015, Jon Stewart performed an episode on the protests in Baltimore. Stewart sarcastically informed his viewers of the riots in Baltimore and the government actions that followed.

In the article, “The Good, the Bad, and The Daily Show”, Jason Zinser, a teacher at the University of North Florida, discusses the coverage of “fake” entertainment news. Zinser effectively argues the different benefits and disadvantages of entertaining news. When reading this article, one can find that Zinser uses emotional appeals to create a sense of intentness to his readers, uses ethical appeals to create trust from his readers, and uses logical appeals to inform readers of the difference between humorus news and undeniable news.

Many comedians have been talking a great deal about politics and the government as a way to spread a variety of messages to the community expressing how they feel about how things are going for America. Therefore many comedians have become more popular in this past election season and with Trump 's new presidency. Stephen Colbert an American comedian, television host, and author uses his spotlight in media as a way to attack President Trump and his administration within his comedy. Colbert uses Juvenalian satire and satirical techniques while discussing politics to reveal his opinions as a way to spread messages to society about the Trump Administration and uses his comedic platform to do so.

Cronkite does a good job of getting his point across by being biased and speaking his mind. In the article, there are some times where he seems to be unfair and harsh. Although, Cronkite does have the right to state his opinion. He agrees with the firing of Peter Arnett also that Arnett should have known better since he has so much experience in media. Everything that Mr. Cronkite makes a point of does make sense and gives the article more depth, but at times he does not give credit where it is earned. Such as Mr. Arnett’s bravery for interviewing on enemy soil not anyone would do that. Although Cronkite sees it as being a traitor and talking bad about the U.S. military while airing on Iraqi’s station gives him more of a reason to call Arnett as

Every year, consumers will spend 2.2 billion dollars on candy this year, witch is 22 teaspoons sugar per day, and 75 pounds sugar per year. In video of “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Sugar”, John Oliver is point out the food or drink company is not tell the truth to people how much the sugar are added to our food. For example, the hidden sugars including crackers, salad dressings, breads, ketchup, energy and sports drinks. These staff including a lot sugar that we don’t know, even most people like eat sugar and things mix with sugar taste good, but the point is excess sugar is not good for us. In the video, John Oliver’s purpose is tell the truth and fact about how much sugar we eat that

The former Chicago Bears coach and Pro Football Hall of Famer appeared on ESPN Radio to once again deny that he farted on live TV during this week’s edition of “Monday Night Countdown.” Ditka explained in the segment that “Countdown” host Chris Berman was responsible for the noise, saying he pooh-poohed his picking the New York Giants over the Philadelphia Eagles because Berman is a Philly fan.

As per an article highlighting Joan Rivers’ prolific death in 2014 by the New York Daily News (NYDN) (2015), Joan’s daughter, Melissa Rivers, has filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit against both the clinic at which her mother was falsely operated upon and the group of physicians who treated her. In her claims, as noted by the NYDN (2015), her 81-year old mother’s death was completely preventable and was due to completely ambiguous, amateur mistakes committed by those who operated upon her. In the official documents obtained by the New York Daily News, Melissa has filed accounts of malpractice against the clinic Yorkville Endoscopy (the clinic where her mother was treated) and the five physicians involved in the case. The clinic and the five physicians aforementioned have been recognized as the defendants in this litigation.

Bill O’ Reilly is the host of the critically acclaimed “The O’Reilly Factor”. The O’Reilly Factor is a show that airs every weekday night at 7 P.M. that mainly focuses on covering political news. It airs on Fox News which is mainly a right wing, conservative network. O’Reilly, himself is a conservative and is known for bashing President Obama on the way he leads our country. He has been on air for over 30 years and has even won an Emmy for “The O’Reilly Factor”.

Taking over for a legend can be tough. Regardless of past success or stature, the new host of a nightly show in America faces endless challenges. Just think about the failed Jay Leno to Conan O’Brien transition The Tonight Show had on its hands in 2010. Conversely, The Late Show’s transition to the Stephen Colbert era after the iconic David Letterman appears to be smooth sailing so far.

Overall, Jonathan Capehart’s paper is relatively biased. The Washington Post does have a section of its website dedicated to opinions; there is even a bold “OPINIONS” on the header if it is going to be an article involving them. Capehart’s article, however, is not under the “OPINIONS “category, therefore he should have maintain as unbiased persona throughout the article. The first sentence in Capehart’s article is, “In the 45-minute “festival of narcissism” that was Donald Trump’s rambling presidential announcement, one particularly nasty passage proved him to be a menace to the Republican Party.” The word choice Capehart uses in his thesis and opening statement essentially announces that he is not in favor of Donald Trump. Throughout his paper,

Jonah Goldberg appears to stay opened minded in a majority of the columns he writes. Goldberg does not really allow for the worst of events to bring him down, which gives him the opportunity to remain hopeful for the future despite any issues. In addition, Goldberg prefers to stay his ground on a typical conservative viewpoint on topics, and also really likes to juxtapose the viewpoints of a conservative to that of a liberal to give the reader an idea of the mind of both parties. Throughout most of his columns, Jonah Goldberg often uses similar words or phrases to describe certain aspects and also to begin the topic of each column. However, after reading and analyzing a few of his columns, I began to connect with his type of writing style which

Well, I cannot tell you how glad I am to be done reading this book. I would not say that the information was disagreeable for the most part, but I am really tired of Johnson. I don’t know if any of you remember the show “Seinfeld”, well in my mind whenever I say Johnson’s name I am saying it with the same tone and attitude as in the show Seinfeld when they would said “Newman”. Anyway, if you do not get the reference, I apologize, I might be a bit older than most, but you could probably YouTube it.

David Letterman claims that “Everyone has a purpose in life…”, and I strongly agree with him. I assume, “A life without purpose is like a journey without destination” (Mridha). During my life span, I aspire to help others. As a result of my ambition, I have decided to pursue a career in healthcare.

During GSN's annual upfront presentation, held in New York City earlier today, the network announced the slate of new and returning series. Among the renewed shows are Snap Decision (hosted by David Alan Grier), Divided (hosted by by Mike Richards) and Winsanity (hosted by Donald Faison). New episodes of the docuseries Cover Story and GSN's interstitial sweepstakes program Daily Draw will continue to air this year. Both shows premiered on January 14 and January 30, respectively.

At the 2015 Emmys, Jimmy Kimmel presented the award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series. Instead of simply reading off the winner's name on the card in his hands, Kimmel cut out the name, ate the name and said, "I don't know, who should I give it to? This is the worst part."