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Inside the NBA Has Built Something ESPN Can’t Simply Recreate
"Inside the NBA didn’t just cover basketball. It changed what sports television could be. And sometimes the best way to preserve a legacy is to know when you’ve reached the final buzzer."
Kaitlan Collins Responds to President Donald Trump’s Personal Attacks
"It's really not about me. And I don't want it to be about my reaction."
Has Stephen A. Smith Truly Grown His Influence?
"To paraphrase Ron Swanson, he’s a tourist, vacationing in issues and debates to take pictures for his scrapbook or to make sure the people, who take the issues he parachutes into seriously, remember him"
Talk Radio Hosts Need More Discussion Across All Political Viewpoints
The more conversations we have, whether on cable news, network news, or local radio, the better, more entertaining, and more beneficial our conversations can be in America.
What Do Ratings for The Daily Show Look Like When Jon Stewart Doesn’t Host?
Stewart's Monday night original telecasts have averaged 1 million viewers from Feb. 19 through Mar. 11.
Jon Stewart Leads The Daily Show to 1.5 Million Viewers in Much-Anticipated Return
Jon Stewart continues to host The Daily Show on Monday nights during this election year. The show's other correspondents host the program the rest of the week through Thursdays.
The Daily Show Regains Footing After Trevor Noah’s Exit
The Mar. 22 edition was most notable, as its 472,000 viewer figure was the first to top any of Noah's final two weeks.
Brandon Tatum Calls Out DL Hughley For Memphis Commentary on The Daily Show
“I’m glad that I’m around good positive people, because it must suck, being a Black man, living in America, under the ideas of these deranged Democrats and people like D.L. Hughley.”
The Daily Show Ratings Remain Strong After Trevor Noah’s Departure
The fill-ins thus far, while they have drawn decent numbers, have not reached Noah's final weeks' levels.
Ben Shapiro: Twitter CEO Musk Moving Fast, Breaking Things
Shapiro said the main difference between the Elon Musk-led Twitter and the former administration is accountability.