Jon Stewart Calls Out NBC & CNN, Saying They 'Refuse To Allow Their Reporters To Come On' His Podcast
"I would think it's an embarrassment to those news organizations," said Jon Stewart today at the top of his The Weekly Show podcast.
deadline.comI don’t have live access to the latest updates right now, but here’s what’s generally known about Jon Stewart and MTV-related projects in recent years.
- Jon Stewart’s MTV-era show in the early 1990s is often cited as a launching pad for his career, but MTV has not carried new Jon Stewart-hosted programming in that format in recent years. After that period, Stewart’s more prominent TV work moved to other networks and platforms (e.g., The Daily Show on Comedy Central and later Apple TV+ projects).[1][2]
- In the late 2010s and 2020s, Stewart returned to The Daily Show in a guest-hosting capacity and expanded into other formats, but MTV-specific revival or new MTV ventures have not been a major reported focus during that time.[2][3]
- When looking for the latest news, notable outlets have covered Stewart’s work on Apple TV+, his return to The Daily Show as a host/guest, and related projects, rather than MTV-specific initiatives in the current period.[3][2]
If you’d like, I can search for the very latest coverage and give you a brief, sourced summary. Alternatively, tell me which aspect you mean by “MTV” (e.g., his MTV-era show, recent appearances on MTV-related events, or any rumored MTV collaboration), and I’ll tailor the info.
Citations:
- Jon Stewart and MTV-era context and later career coverage[1]
- The Problem with Jon Stewart and Apple TV+ context[2]
- Daily Show return and related coverage including 2024–2025 updates[3]