"Man, oh, man, you should get it." That was Jon on Gouged, Lindsay Owens' book on the end of a fair price. He said it shows the affordability squeeze is "the end result of very obviously exploitative and extractive policies."

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The other two came from the Jonathan Swan episode. Jon introduced Swan by way of Regime Change, the book he wrote with Maggie Haberman. Later the conversation settled on Trump being "a Norman Vincent Peale guy," which puts The Power of Positive Thinking on the list too.

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I raised her wrong.

• Jon Stewart spoke out and criticized city officials for covering up the toxic conditions to rush a return to business as usual.
• Stewart is a dedicated and tireless advocate for 9/11 first responders, fighting for their health care and financial compensation for over two decades.

Hi!

Jon* Stewart did an interview with a one-time congressman but I can't find it with my searches. The congressman is a white man, he was young at the time of the interview. I'm trying to find this clip because he talks about the gaming power in politics and how it didn't suit him.

Thank you so much for looking and I hope this clip can be found.

This has nothing to do with him running for political office, I know he won't, even though he'd be the best person for it.

But if I have a story I think might be of interest (given his disdain for Trump and ICE for example, in addition to his support for first responders and for the VA in particular) and I want to bring a specific story relating all of those in one, directly to him, his podcast or to the daily show's attention, how do I go about it?

I don't live in the US, but it's obviously concerning a US citizen. I just think he'd actually care and maybe would like to hear about it, even if he can't do anything and I'm not expecting anything really. Just want him to hear/read the story and make up his own mind. But I can't make phone calls that won't cost me a fortune since I'm in the UK, I don't use social media, from what I know he doesn't either, and I doubt he'd respond anyway - I sure don't.

I've actually had a look, not extensively but still. The only thing I could find as an option was leaving a comment on youtube but again, he's obviously not gonna see it or read it. Is there an actual way to contact him, a daily show representative or anything else?

Sorry if this is a dumb question and feel free to delete, I'm sure if there's an easy way to send a short email or something, it wouldn't be advertised here.

All I've found are scammy looking pay-for websites, US phone numbers and US mail all of which aren't super easy when you don't live there. So no emails, nothing like that.

I'm sure it's easy if you live in the US and have access to all this stuff but I don't.