i think it's not just jon stewart but the late-night kau immediateens, and "saturday night live," and this is where a lot of people who don't watch the news or read the "washington post" or watch msnbc are getting their news and the way in which jon stewart present the news in particular is a lot of how young people are consuming news, and young people in particular are very important to obama care, and they are the people that need to sign up, and the fact

i think it's not just jon stewart but the late-night kau immediateens, and "saturday night live," and this is where a lot of people who don't watch the news or read the "washington post" or watch msnbc are getting their news and the way in which jon stewart present the news in particular is a lot of how young people are consuming news, and young people in particular are very important to obama care, and they are the people that need to sign up, and the fact that jon stewart is being critical of the way this health care law has been rolled out i don't think should be under sold. >> in earlier shows he has been in support of obama care. are you saying that a lot of damage has been done? >> i think, you know, it's clear that he is in favor of the idea, and he is just very frustrated by the rollout and the way the website has been handled in particular. i think, you know, if anything that might be a little more difficult for the administration to handle because people see a supporter of this, a very high-profile supporter of the law, spending one-third of the show talking about how poorly

it's funny if jon stewart is skewering it. prior to this he had a very tough interview with hhs secretary kathleen sebelius, really asked her what's in the plan, why doesn't it work. but the problem here -- the challenge here for the president, chris, is that 18 to 35-year-olds need to enter the system for obama care to work. they need to offset the cost for chronic and older patients. about 2.7 million 18 to 35-year-olds need to get into the system so those are the same people watching and trusting jon stewart and latching on to his suspicion of govlt. technology is their native tongue so they're scratching their heads wondering i'm unemployed, can i give a couple of pro bono hours to get the glitches cleared. this is a president, kiki snows, her party dominates among silicon valley and the tech community. ask some of those billionaires out in palo alto to help you with the glitches. >> and you wonder why somebody wasn't brought in sooner, kiki, but how do you move this forward? how does he take this -- and frankly, i think j

(applause) >> you're so much taller than jon stewart. >> stephen: i am, i am. yes, i am, thank you for noticing. (laughter) >> stephen: stick around. win and will, we'll be right back with a performance by the reflektors. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: here with a song off their all buck reflector, the reflectors. ♪ ♪ a little hot, dow mind ♪ sorry about that. sorriee this is our first time play on tv. ♪ anyone as cool as a normal person ♪ ♪ waiting after school for you ♪ ♪ just want to know if you ♪ if you know me too ♪ are you ♪ a normal person ♪ i can't tell if i'm a normal person ♪ ♪ it's true ♪ i think i'm cool enough ♪ but am i cruel enough ♪ am i cruel enough ♪ for you ♪ i know ♪ everything is normal now ♪ i know ♪ to normal people ♪ they bring the jungle down ♪ ♪ but they were sleeping ♪ you do english now ♪ he's just the same as me ♪ it's true ♪ everything is normal now ♪ i know ♪ everything is normal now ♪ i know ♪ that's what normal now ♪ i don't want to know ♪ if that's what is

my name is jon stewart. got a good one for you this evening. my guest tonight column inconsistent charles krauthammer is joining us. but first 50 years ago in dallas an assassination that changed -- sorry i thought we were having a discussion earlier. [cheers and applause] earlier tonight we were having a spirit and interesting discussion. i thought i would make a weighty joke about it. we begin on wall street. it's been five years since the financial collapse that tanked the global economy. while no one has been sent to jail or community service or even had a one hour time out in their home or faced the reality of causing a catastrophe maybe it's about to change. >> jp morgan and the justice department have tentatively agreed to a d.l. 13 billion settlement. >> $13 billion settlement with the government to settle for bad loans. >> they say jp morgan willingly misled people by backing lisky mortgages. >> jon: risky mortgages. it seems like when tom cruise was in that movie and they packaged the loans with a sultry derive actives trader. i remem

when you lose the jon stewarts of the world your universe starts to change. >> i don't want to turn jon stewart into lbj losing cronkite over the vietnam war, but he is a bellwether. he is left leaning and reaches a different audience. people who watch cable news, read newspaper, they know about the problems. a lot of other people, it is seeping into the culture. other late night comics taking it on. even if they improve the website and so forth it's nice to change that this thing isn't working well. >> great to see you, sir. >> thanks, megyn. >> just ahead the president promised you could keep your insurance, your doctor and that washington would keep costs down on obama care. we'll take a hard look at the promises made to pass the health care bill into law and the president's credibility today. up next, a new report out on just how much money we have spent on welfare in recent years. it is not in the millions or even in the billions. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...everybody knows that. well, did you know that old macdonald was a really bad speller?

(cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome to the daily show, my name is jon stewart. we have a good one for you tonight. our guest tonight the lovely and talented kerry washington, the show from scandal, the show about a team, they love the scandal. as many of them know, a show about a team of competent professionals in our nation's capitol. it's-- fiction. i guess obviously we're going to be begin tonight as we have begun for the past three nights. with our continuing coverage of-- shutdown 2013!

my name is jon stewart. good show tonight. our guest tonight the author mr. malcolm glaad -- gladwell will be joining us tonight. we begin tonight with the fallout of government shutdown and the look at the true victims. no, not the families that rely on headstart. no, not cancer patients whose treatment was delayed that's so -- no! not those fame-whore panda cam pand yaz. look at me i'm nibbling on bamboo. [ laughter ] (bleep) but the real victims of the shutdown there we go. >> 28%. that's how many voters now say they have a favorable view of the republican partism it is the lowest score -- party. it is the lowest score ever reported for either party by gallun. >> when you shut down the government for two weeks in order to obtain nothing people don't like it. it hurts the republican brand. it's no surprise that establishment republicans are sounding the alarm saying the tea party groups tactics are a tad extreme. >> you cannot govern from one part of one-half of congress. the only out is for these people to realize they are in a suicide caucus. >> jon: they

my name is jon stewart. our guest tonight, oh, we've got a good one. from the new film "12 years a slave" which is a phenomenal film michael fassbender is joining us tonight. [cheers and applause] it is as always time for our continuing coverage of. ♪ -- you know when we built that open i was worried maybe we wouldn't use it enough to justify -- [laughter] -- how much money it was going to cost and now i'm worried that 2013 is is going to be limiting. [ laughter ] a lot of our attention has been focused on the capitol hill and the house republicans but the president is also a player in all of this. what is his mind set with regard to a ceding of republican demands. see if you can read between the lines of his ring and index finger. >> i'm not budging when it comes to the full faith and credit of the united states. i'm going to repeat it. there will be no negotiations over this. >> jon: if i was on deal or no deal, i would say no deal. hey, hey if i was on let's make a deal, no deal. hey, if i was on deal of fortune, i would say isn't this show called

my name is jon stewart. our guest tonight is, we're very excited for our guest tonight malala yousafzai. you remember? [cheers and applause] she is the girl who was attacked by the taliban, shot merely for speaking out about a girls right to education. she's here tonight at 11:00 p.m. on a school night. [ laughter ] because she is irresponsible. [ laughter ] malala and i'm totally fan girling! [cheers and applause] i don't know. [cheers and applause] someone in the audience taught me what that is. they asked me if i was fan girl being something and i was like, i don't know what you are saying. they explained it to me. you fan girl hard or you don't. and you also have to put your hands like this. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] she's on the show tonight. now -- [cheers and applause] here is another reason i'm excited. i'm not leading off with the government shutdown. not doing it. tired of it. switching it up. swept for this one thing getting under my skin. there's a republican lack of what i like to call

i'm jon stewart. we have a good one tonight. the very famous -- thank you! my guest tonight -- oh, stop! my guest tonight, mr. nick offerman will be joining us. very excited about that. the top story, of course, the white house's ongoing struggle to fix their beleaguered website. i'm happy to report progress. >> the latest change is cosmetic. the smiling woman on the home page is gone. >> jon: gone! [laughter] get out! they got rid of that smiling lady! although i'm not sure the new home page is an improvement. [laughter] we had a lot of fun today talking about how the leg swing should go. [laughter] we're bored. please tell me that it's not the only change that they're making to the site. >> the obama administration's promising it will be largely problem-free by the end of november. >> we've got people working overtime 24/7. to boost capacity and address these problems every single day. and let me be perfectly clear. these people will not be given breaks. [laughter] many of these people are children. >> jon: you know, i do think -- i do think -- like that?

my name is jon stewart. my guest tonight, alan greenspan. alan greenspan joining us. our top story tonight shutdown fallout. the republican shut down was so offensive top even independents and moderates that this country looks like it's poised to turn bluer than a smurf's balls after dry humping a bottle of windex. [cheers and applause] i can't believe we have a picture for that. [laughter] all the democrats have to do to gain like an 80% to 20% advantage in this country, all that stands in their way, is a mildly competent impation of the health care policy they battled so hard to keep. let's take a look. >> the word glitch has been used by the white house. >> jon: that sounds promising. [ laughter ] let's hear more. >> healthcare.gov is plagued by glitches. >> riddled with glitches. >> glitches. >> snafu. >> bugs, kinks, whatever you want to call this. >> jon: glitches. yes apparently the health care.com goff has 99 problems healthcare.gov has 99 problems but a glitch is all of them. [laughter] let's introduce the new segment spinning beach ball of health care. what

my name is jon stewart. got a good one for you this evening. my guest tonight column inconsistent charles krauthammer is joining us. but first 50 years ago in dallas an assassination that changed -- sorry i thought we were having a discussion earlier. [cheers and applause] earlier tonight we were having a spirit and interesting discussion. i thought i would make a weighty joke about it. we begin on wall street. it's been five years since the financial collapse that tanked the global economy. while no one has been sent to jail or community service or even had a one hour time out in their home or faced the reality of causing a catastrophe maybe it's about to change. >> jp morgan and the justice department have tentatively agreed to a d.l. 13 billion settlement. >> $13 billion settlement with the government to settle for bad loans. >> they say jp morgan willingly misled people by backing lisky mortgages. >> jon: risky mortgages. it seems like when tom cruise was in that movie and they packaged the loans with a sultry derive actives trader. i remem

my name is jon stewart. our guest tonight, oh, we've got a good one. from the new film "12 years a slave" which is a phenomenal film michael fassbender is joining us tonight. [cheers and applause] it is as always time for our continuing coverage of. ♪ -- you know when we built that open i was worried maybe we wouldn't use it enough to justify -- [laughter] -- how much money it was going to cost and now i'm worried that 2013 is is going to be limiting. [ laughter ] a lot of our attention has been focused on the capitol hill and the house republicans but the president is also a player in all of this. what is his mind set with regard to a ceding of republican demands. see if you can read between the lines of his ring and index finger. >> i'm not budging when it comes to the full faith and credit of the united states. i'm going to repeat it. there will be no negotiations

[ cheers and applause ] >> jon: hey! ladies and gentlemen, my name is jon stewart. man do we have a show tonight. our guest tonight is going to be talking about a book i have not been this excited about a book in god knows how long, i mean you know half the crap i have on this show, but this book, the author is not david mitchell, david mitchell is going to be on here promoting it. it is a book written by a japanese 13-year-old boy about what it is like to have autism. it is incredible. one of the most incredible things i think i have ever read. let's begin tonight with last night's march toward government shutdown, the cable networks were so excited they went around the clock, transitioning relentlessly from count down clock to before shutdown to count down clock after shutdown because on cable news this is the demarcation point in history on par with the birth of christ. >> by the way, cnn has just been given a new show, time of day. >> coming up, 6:00 o'clock. >> kidding, cnn would never give a show to them, but pundits with opposing views about what time it is.

(cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome to the daily show, my name is jon stewart. we have a good one for you tonight. our guest tonight the lovely and talented kerry washington, the show from scandal, the show about a team, they love the scandal. as many off them know, a show about a team of competent professionals in our nation's capitol. it's-- fiction. i guess obviously we're going to be begin tonight as we have begun for the past three nights. with our continuing coverage of-- shutdown 2013! >> jon: all right, in the past few days you pay have developed an impression that nothing works any more, not only the government shutdown but the health care exchanges that its health care was supposed to be prevent are almost,

[ cheers and applause ] >> jon: hey! ladies and gentlemen, my name is jon stewart. man do we have a show tonight. our guest tonight is going to be talking about a book i have not been this excited about a book in god knows how long, i mean you know half the crap i have on this show, but this book, the author is not david mitchell, david mitchell is going to be on here promoting it. it is a book written by a japanese 13-year-old boy about what it is like to have autism. it is incredible. one of the most incredible things i think i have ever read. let's begin tonight with last night's march toward government shutdown, the cable networks were so excited they went around the clock, transitioning relentlessly from count down clock to before shutdown to count down clock after shutdown because on cable news this is the demarcation point in history on par with the birth of christ. >> by the way, cnn has just been given a new show, time of day. >> coming up, 6:00 o'clock. >> kidding, cnn would never give a show to them, but pundits with opposing views about what time it is.

i'm jon stewart. [cheers and applause] i can at least draw like a nice character. i don't know what that is -- just scribbles. congresswoman and dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz will be joining usms chances are we'll talk about nsa spy, health care, the governmentshutdown. we'll talk about the jonas brothers breaking up. how could you do it again yoko? haven't you done enough? why? [laughter] they are so -- yeah, i i was prized when i foud they they are -- i was surprised when they found out they were together, too. this is why the news networks serve such an important purpose. all those issues are complex and we lie on the news networks to provide context, substance. i'm just (bleep) with you. [ laughter ] the news networks are there to let you know that whether you look at an issue from the right or from the left, those are the only two ways you can look at it. [ laughter ] not anymore. recently, yeah -- [laughter] -- cnn has moved beyond this simplistic partisan world view to a simplistic-ier one. >> the all important u.s. russia summit over syria isn't ending

my name is jon stewart. great show for you tonight. my guest, brian. >>i jones, the author of a new biography on jim henson. very excited to talk to him. earlier this week we talked about how the official launch of obamacare was marred by web glitches anlong delays. but there was another major obstacle to obamacare's implementation. total dickishness. you see, obamacare for all its well-documented issues and problems is still a well-intentioned attempt to get people who have not had health insurance in this country health insurance. medicaid has traditionally covered people up to this income level. obamacare was going to cover them ostensibly down to this income level. so it was going to be the gap there, about the size of an ipad ee cement instead of an ipad it is about 8 million people living just above the poverty line so to provide health insurance for this nation's, you know, center, the federal government was going give the state government money to expand their medicaid program. for three years the state would pay for this program, i think the n

my name is jon stewart. our guest tonight is, we're very excited for our guest tonight malala yousafzai. you remember? [cheers and applause] she is the girl who was attacked by the taliban, shot merely for speaking out about a girls right to education. she's here tonight at 11:00 p.m. on a school night. [ laughter ] because she is irresponsible. [ laughter ] malala and i'm totally fan girling! [cheers and applause] i don't know. [cheers and applause] someone in the audience taught me what that is. they asked me if i was fan girl being something and i was like, i don't know what you are saying. they explained it to me. you fan girl hard or you don't. and you also have to put your hands like this. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] she's on the show tonight. now -- [cheers and applause] here is another reason i'm excited. i'm not leading off with the government shutdown. not doing it. tired of it. switching it up. swept for this one thing getting under my skin. there's a republican lack of what

. >> if you have lost jon stewart, they are not getting the answers. this morning's washington's post. healthcare.gov launched despite warning signs. weeks of work on health site. you have a combination of people who are normally liberal supporters of the president. >> do you think that it goes deeper than just the glitches with the website? will main stream media reporter hes now dig deeper with huge problems with it now? >> i won't use the word bliglits now. we are talking about deep-seeded management problems here. i think that the administration has a big problem here and the press is piling on. now the problems with obama care front and center. >> okay. many people were analyzing the president's speech yesterday and some saying it was very campaignish and it made us think about former speeches. >> december 7th, 1941, a date which will live in infamy. >> in the world of freedom, the proud e proudest -- >> mr. gorbachov, tear down this wall. >> three president, juxtaposed to this yesterday. >> you can get your questions answered by real people 24 ho

my name is jon stewart. our guest tonight, oh, we've got a good one. from the new film "12 years a slave" which is a phenomenal film michael fassbender is joining us tonight. [cheers and applause] it is as always time for our continuing coverage of. ♪ -- you know when we built that open i was worried maybe we wouldn't use it enough to justify -- [laughter] -- how much money it was going to cost and now i'm worried that 2013 is is going to be

(cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome to the daily show, my name is jon stewart. we have a good one for you tonight. our guest tonight the lovely and talented kerry washington, the show from scandal, the show about a team, they love the scandal. as many off them know, a show about a team of competent professionals in our nation's capitol. it's-- fiction. i guess obviously we're going to be begin tonight as we have begun for the past three nights. with our continuing coverage of-- shutdown 2013! >> jon: all right, in the past few days you pay have developed an impression that nothing works any more, not only the government shutdown but the health care exchanges that its health care was supposed to be prevent are almost, well, shutdown. but i'm pleased to report there is one organization currently working at peak efficiency, located in a small hamlet and that place is known as bull [bleep] mountain. see, over on bull [bleep] mountain they-- oh. i didn't realize that had come up. over on bull [bleep] mountain they realize that this shutdown ain't looking so hot for o