Jon Stewart's 2025 Wrap-Up: Trump's Tumultuous Year, Fiery Favorites & Baby Jesus

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Jon Stewart has been firing on all cylinders this week, blending his signature satire with high-profile guests amid a whirlwind of political chaos. On Monday, December 8, The Daily Show Wikipedia page and Comedy Central clips confirm he hosted Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai, who promoted her memoir Finding My Way, sharing stories of college graduation, marriage, and defying perfectionism in activism. The episode roasted Donald Trump snagging a satirical FIFA Appease Prize while eyeing military moves on Venezuela, with Stewart dusting off archives and a hilarious Rob Corddry cameo to draw eerie Iraq War parallels.

Tuesday saw no Stewart-hosted show, but buzz built for Thursdays doubleheader. Paramount Plus listings note a December 11 Daily Show episode in the mix, though details spotlight his prior fire-themed segments. Then came the big podcast drop: on December 11, The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart YouTube and GoLoudNow released Wrapping 2025 with Jon Favreau from Crooked Media and Tim Miller from The Bulwark. The trio dissected Trumps rocky first year back in office, his slipping polls, lame-duck lame brain prospects, midterm and presidential races ahead, plus Stewarts hot takes on Trumps best and worst, Jimmy Kimmel, and even Baby Jesus.

Earlier Daily Show nods linger too, like Chief Royal Ramey of the Forestry and Fire Recruitment Program recounting his incarcerated firefighter to CEO arc on Stewarts show per REDF Workshop newsletters December update. ThatParkPlace whispers Stewart and Rachel Maddow nabbing the 2025 Walter Cronkite Award from Bob Igers wife, a journalism nod skewing left with no conservative honorees notedyet unconfirmed beyond that report. No fresh public appearances or business deals popped, but social clips from Comedy Central YouTube racked views, amplifying his Trump-Venezuela drumbeat. Stewarts staying potent, his Monday Daily Show reign extended through 2026 per Wikipedia, positioning him as the sharpest voice skewering power as 2025 fizzles. Word count: 378.

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