Jon Stewart is calling out Elon Musk for backing off of his offer to come on The Daily Show. Last week, Musk expressed willingness to go on Stewart’s Comedy Central series if the interview would air unedited. Stewart readily agreed. But then Musk decided against going head-to-head with the host, calling Stewart a partisan propagandist.

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In a stunning breach of protocol and a measure of the fractious politics, one Democrat, Rep. Al Green of Texas, stood up and shouted at Trump, gesturing toward the president with his cane. He refused to sit when asked by House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., who ordered him removed.

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Musk said he'd join The Daily Show only if the interview aired unedited. On Monday, Jon Stewart responded, offering full flexibility on the format.

Jon Stewart said he'd be game to have Elon Musk on "The Daily Show" completely unedited — and they could keep rolling for as long as the Tesla chief likes. The possibility of a Stewart-Musk showdown was first floated after Stewart's February 24 monologue on the White House DOGE office.

Jon Stewart had a couple of matters to tend to as he kicked off today’s episode of The Daily Show, addressing both his injury from the week prior and Elon Musk’s claim that he would appear as a guest “if the show airs unedited.

Stewart then turned to Musk’s “propagandist” comment, as well as Musk’s allegation that Stewart is not as “bipartisan” as he used to be. “The guy who custom-made his

Jon Stewart has officially invited Elon Musk to appear on “The Daily Show” after the billionaire entrepreneur suggested he would agree to an interview under one condition: that it air “unedited.”

Jon Stewart began his monologue Monday night by addressing Elon Musk's terms for coming on Comedy Central's flagship satirical news program.

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Jon Stewart broke down why “Trump and the Republicans like Putin better,” during his longest monologue ever on the The Daily Show Monday night. Just after blasting down Elon Musk for passively backing out of a would-be interview on the show and calling his excuse that Stewart wasn’t bipartisan enough,