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Jon Stewart returns to The Daily Show desk and uses documentary trailer to mock Trump

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By BynamelyWritten by AI from 2 reports

Jon Stewart came back to The Daily Show desk on Tuesday night and played the trailer for Nathan Fielder’s documentary "You Can See Everything." He used the clip to mock President Donald Trump and the aide known as the "human printer," criticizing Trump for living in a "reality distortion field."

Why it matters

Followers of Stewart will note his return to the show and his direct political commentary on Trump.

Key facts

  1. Stewart returned to The Daily Show desk on Tuesday night.
  2. He showed the trailer for Nathan Fielder’s documentary "You Can See Everything."
  3. He used the trailer to troll President Donald Trump and his aide called the "human printer."
  4. He criticized Trump for living in a "reality distortion field."

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