april 23rd, 2012, from comedy central s world news headquarters in new york this is the daily show with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central jon: welcome to the daily show, my name is jon stewart. goods show tonight. our guest tonight, ben rattray of the on-line petition web site change.org, or as it is also known, yes, there is already a petition to legalize pot.org. all right. (laughter) don t even bother. we begin of course with our ongoing coverage of endless suffrage 2012. as you undoubtedly know by now the republican nominee for president will be one sir hittington of romford manor. (laughter) 8 months of fake names. going to be a long year. so attention moves now who will complete the bumper stick their will soon plastered on america s gun racks. (laughter) over the fading mccain palin bumper sticker. obviously the vice presidential nomination an enormous honor. politicians are clamouring to . if he asked to you be vice presi
yeah! woo hoo! come on! - wait, what? [all cheering] - america is back america is back - wait, according to that scale, i still have a small wiener! - america is back - i m still [bleep] angry! - back and we re back and we re back we re so back, we re so back back back back back back april 23rd, 2012, from comedy central s world news headquarters in new york this is the daily show with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central jon: welcome to the daily show, my name is jon stewart. goods show tonight. our guest tonight, ben rattray of the on-line petition web site change.org, or as it is also known, yes, there is already a petition to legalize pot.org. all right. (laughter) don t even bother. we begin of course with our ongoing coverage of endless suffrage 2012. as you undoubtedly know by now the republican nominee for president will be one sir hittington of romford manor. (laughter) 8 months of fake names. going to
captioning sponsored by wpbt susie: good evening, everyone. stocks fell sharply today on wall street and in markets around the world. tom, it was an edgy day for investors with new worries about europe and political uncertainty after the first-round of the french presidential election. tom: the worry is what the french election means for the future of solving europe s debt crisis. the stock selling started in europe, where the major averages fell by 2% or more. here in the u.s. the stock indexes were also in the red. the dow tumbled 102 points. the blue chips had been down as much as 184 points. the nasdaq lost 30 and the s&p fell 11. susie: for u.s. investors, european politics may continue to push around stock prices here on wall street. reporter: mark your calendar for may 6, that s when france holds its run-off presidential election and the outcome could impact your portfolio. french voters will decide between these two men: french president nicolas sarkozy and op
captioning sponsored by wpbt susie: good evening, everyone. stocks fell sharply today on wall street and in markets around the world. tom, it was an edgy day for investors with new worries about europe and political uncertainty after the first-round of the french presidential election. tom: the worry is what the french election means for the future of solving europe s debt crisis. the stock selling started in europe, where the major averages fell by 2% or more. here in the u.s. the stock indexes were also in the red. the dow tumbled 102 points. the blue chips had been down as much as 184 points. the nasdaq lost 30 and the s&p fell 11. susie: for u.s. investors, european politics may continue to push around stock prices here on wall street. reporter: mark your calendar for may 6, that s when france holds its run-off presidential election and the outcome could impact your portfolio. french voters will decide between these two men: french president nicolas sarkozy and op
captioning sponsored by wpbt susie: good evening, everyone. stocks fell sharply today on wall street and in markets around the world. tom, it was an edgy day for investors with new worries about europe and political uncertainty after the first-round of the french presidential election. tom: the worry is what the french election means for the future of solving europe s debt crisis. the stock selling started in europe, where the major averages fell by 2% or more. here in the u.s. the stock indexes were also in the red. the dow tumbled 102 points. the blue chips had been down as much as 184 points. the nasdaq lost 30 and the s&p fell 11. susie: for u.s. investors, european politics may continue to push around stock prices here on wall street. reporter: mark your calendar for may 6, that s when france holds its run-off presidential election and the outcome could impact your portfolio. french voters will decide between these two men: french president nicolas sarkozy and op