large swaths of iraq and syria, but now they have invaded hashtag-istan. jim. >> it's clear in terms of the social media competition among terrorists, this group is winning. >> all around the world supporters of the group are tweeting with the hashtag #alleyesonisi.>> stephen: oh, e on instagram. they have one filter to make all the photos seem like they're from the 1970s, and another filter that makes all their ideas seem like they're from the seventh century. watch out for this, folks pap because they are deviously picky backing on twitter. trends. to spread their message sharing pro-isis content with the hashtag" #worldcup2014. watch for that. do not click on any twitter from isis that says "check out this amazing header," because it's not soccer. ( cheers and applause ). ( laughter ) isis is eve even t-mobilizing tr followers. it's perfect for any mooug who n playing fruit extremists. fortunately, there is a sure-fire way to destroy anything becoming popular on social media. we must get isis' moms on join. i'm happy to say, we have acquired a recording of a phone call intercepted by the n.s.a. of what i would like this to sound like. ( phone ringing ). >> hello. >> hi, honey! so how are things kcall-a-fin-ate. >> it's caliphate, mom. >> don't fatronnize me. i know what aical-a-fin-ate is. it's what your grandfather has to use to pee. it's very painful. you should called him. he would love to hear from you. >> mom. >> i was just looking at my friend linda's facebook page. apparently linda's son executed 15 people of one of them was a doctor. >> well, that's good for linda's son. >> i instagrammed you. did you get it. >> you don't-- you don't instagram notes. >> it says, "death to america," love mom. >> you don't have to sign everything love mom. my friends see that. >> oh, okay. ( sighs ). >> i'm sorry, i love you, too. >> i know, sweetie! don't forget. your sister's birthday is on sunday. wear a nice suicide vest. bbye! good luck with the cal-i-fin-ate. >> stephen: middle east, solved. folks, i believe there are two sides to every story-- mine and the other one i have. this is tip of the hat, wag of the finger. folks, anybody who upons me knows i love prescription drugs. i love how powerful they are. i love how interchangeable their bottles like. it's like playing endocrine are you let. and i love the first amendment which is why i'm giving a wag of the fing toart f.d.a. >> the f.d.a. is proposing new guidelines for drug industry postings on social media. drug companies posting information on twitter, for example, would have to include the benefits and main risks. >> stephen: sorry, young, hip, twitter users. you're going to have to go some place else to learn the dopest news about boniva. osteoperosis is whacko. under the new guidelines, big pharma tweet will now have to include all side effects and warnings printed on the product label. oh, come on! there's no way that pfizer could tell all their followers all the side effects for vooig i i haven just 140 characters. it has nine side effects including permanent damage to the penis, loss of sight, and loss of hearing. that is scary stuff. i for one do not know what i would do if my penis went blind and deaf. ( cheers and applause ). it would have to get a service dog. ( laughter ) well, as always, i am here to help the drug companies. there's a very simple way to treat your drug's complex side effects -- emojis. emojis can cover every possible side effect. for depression, just tweet a frowny face. risk of cardiac arrest, a broken heart. emojis can also tell people to avoid the drug if they're bipolar. or that clinical trials cause blindness in monkies. and most importantly, if there's a risk of gen till purpling. huge side effect fans here tonight. ( laughter ) next up, folks, summertime is upon us, and that means everyone is working to perfect their swimsuit body. and for those of white house have already accepted their swimsuit body, summer also means ice cream. now a radical change at ben & jerry has me so outraged that i scream, you scream, we all scream at ice cream. >> ben & jerry is hoping customers will appreciate what is not going into their ice cream. according to the burlington press, ben & jerry's is switching to non-g.m.o. ingredients, which means some of the favorite recipes will be changed. gemetically modified organisms are plant or animals with d.n.a. that have been changed. >> stephen: ben & jerry is getting rid of all g.m.o.o which means the end of the island of dr. morrorio. their rash decision is a direct threat to my ice cream, because in a recent interview and jerry was asked, what, is your favorite ice cream flavor?" and he said ben ben & jerry's americone dream. ( cheers and applause ) excuse me. excuse me! ben & jerry's americone dream. check the label. it's stephen colbert's americone dream. ( cheers and applause ). they have cut out the most important ingredient of all-- me. which can only mean i must be a genetically modified organism. i mean, it makes sense. i am highly resistant to aphids and-- and-- and i'm round-up ready. 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( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you so much. folks, i love new york city. people are just-- ( cheers and applause ) listen to that. people are so friendly here. you can go out on the street and day, stick out your arm, and someone will give you a ride for free. and then when you get out of the car, they shout good-bye to you in their strange and angry language. but sadly, nowhere is big government more intrusive than the big apple. you think you can force me into alternate side-of-the-street? guess what, coppers? you can keep my car, and good luck finding a place to park it. well, now the over-reach has reached too over as the "new york post" reports, state legislators have passed a bill banning people for posing for photos while hugging, patting, or otherwise touching tigers. you heard that right-- new york wants to make it illegal to take a tiger selfie. a clear infringement on our freedom of speech. that speech? the flash is off, right? oh, god no! also being done in the name of increasing safety at traveling circuses and county fairs -- oh, for pete's sake who wants safety at the county fair you go there to fill up on fried nitrates and strap your children into a right operated by meth-addled teens. you'd be safer if the tiger was running the tilt-a-whirl. i have been warning this is coming since 20s 10. mark my words, folks. next they'll be banning people from taking photos while patting, hugging, or otherwise touching panters. so close. so close. i don't know why-- ( applause ) i don't know why i ever lost that beard. of course, the biggest victim of this plan are, as usual in obama's america, guys trying to get laid. >> tiger selfies a big trend on a dating app. >> the tiger selfie is a growint on tinder, for example. >> stephen: it shows you're spontaneous and don't over-think things. now, how will guys show their fun and adventures on dating sites without tiger selfies? it's either that or photos of you rock climbing or if you're really cool, doing both. ( laughter ) it is already-- it is already hard enough for guys to look cool and dangerous in new york after mayor bloomberg took away our cigarettes, took away our guns and took away our big gulps. ladies, you know what they say about a guy with a big gulp-- he's probably also got a big risk of diabetes. and like it or not, folks, like it or not, tiger selfies are not some pazzing fad. in fact, tinder users estimate they find tigers in one out of every 10 profile they've used-- one in 10! i had no idea there were that many tykers still left out there. that's actually great news sprip got to imagine that just market forces, the obvious boon in the tiger population is because they now serve some marketable purpose. this is how endangered species can save themselveses -- by helping us get laid. sorry, dodo, but your terrible wings made you a terrible wingman. you had to go. and tonight i'm call on the bro-mmunity to photograph themselves with as many endangered species as possible to find out if that animal attracts women. ( laughter ) i'm talking about the noble snow leopard. the breath-taking blue whale. the majestic santa cruz long-toed salamander. i just hope we're not too late to save the western black rhino. by the way, this episode of the the "colbert report" is dedicated to our friend, phil hildebrand. paul worked in the graphics department, and he could have just photo shopped that, but he wanted to get it just right. and-- and because i told him to. ( laughter ) i want his family to know that he died with a smile on my face. ( laughter ) he will be missed. ( applause ) we'll be right back. touch down... every morning... ten times! not just... now and then. once more on the rise... nuts to the flabby guys! go, you chicken fat, go away! go, you chicken fat, go! run, two, run (running) (like a tortoise) okay! (too far, and too slow.) now double up, ready! run two three four... (running) run two three four... 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( cheers and applause ) hey! good to see you. thanks for coming on. what a pleasure to have you on. >> it's a pleasure to be here. thank you. >> stephen: we've been wanting to have you on for a long time. for those who tonight know you were the only actress to win an enemy in both the dramatic and comedy categories. you won three for, obviously, your work as carmela on "the sopranos." and one for "nurse jackie," on showtime, season 6 finale on sunday at 9:00 p.m. your character is addicted to percocet, vicodin, adderall, and oxycontin. >> right. >> stephen: how much research did you have to do to get ready for that? >> i take my work very seriously, so i'm, as we speak, doing research. >> stephen: okay, good. ( cheers and applause ). after six years of playing a nurse, do you ever say to yourself, "i could fake my way through a shift?" do you think you could go into a hospital and kind of ( bleep ) for the first stix hours. >> not a chance. >> stephen: just yell the word "stat." >> no, i get more nervous now because people think i can do something. i run in the other as quickly as possible. >> stephen: do nurses ever come up to you and say, "yeah, that feels right to me. you get it right. that's what it's like." >> those are the ones who talk to me. the ones who don't talk to me don't feel that way. >> stephen: in season 1, the show was protested by the new york state nurse's association because your character had no qualms about repeatedly violating the nursing code of ethics. do they not know how acting works? >> i stay so far out of that stuff, you have no idea. i only hear about it when somebody tells me about it. it's not an argument i want to get into. it's a story about a pretend lady. >> stephen: it is a prevent lady. ( laughter ). >> a very nice lady. >> stephen: yeah. >> trub gld why do you-- some would say pretend. i like to think of actors as liars. why do you lie for a living? why are you an actress? >> well, i spent many years practicinpracticing that particl as well, as i upon right now. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: no, no, i like, that i like that. so you're a liar. >> a little bit. >> stephen: aren't we all, though? >> kind of, right. >> stephen: it's lovely to have you here. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> i think that might have been a lie. >> stephen: no, not at all. you have been very pope you have-- you have been very open about your own sobriety expwe your own recovery. is playing nurse jackie, is it tempting to abuse again when you're playing somebody who is abusing or is it just a reminder to never touch it again. >> i'm lucky in that it's the second of those two things. it makes me so glad that i'm not doing anything like that anymore. you get to remember what it felt like to be all mixed up in that chaos and that kind of polluted head and confused state all the time, where it's sort of a way of life. >> stephen: so it actually helps? >> it totally helps. absolutely. i don't know i could say it's that way for everybody, but it is that way for me. >> stephen: when i'm dieting, i like to bake for other people. >> it's almost like that. i know a lot of sober bartenders. >> stephen: really. >> i totally get it. "drink this one. drink this one. it's really good." >> stephen: do like to say it's a little crunchy? when you played caramel awhy do you think so many people-- nurse jackie does not make addiction look good. these not like keith richards. she does not make it look good. but carmela isa i beloved matriarch, one of the most beloved of any matriarch in a tv show. why do you think people loved her so much when she knew her husband was killing people and dumping them in the river and she did nothing to stop to them? >> very complicated that. i'm not the write, so i don't really know. she was devoted to the things a mother should be devoted to-- her children, her husband, her family-- and was living in this giant denial head. that's as much as i can explain it sort of an intellectual brain. the whole thing made sense to me when i was doing it. i just thought she loved her husband. >> stephen: here's something that makes sense, the ending of the sopranos. i have a guess that nurse jackie is carmela in the witness protection program. and she takes the drug to forget. you can have that one for free. you tell the writers. >> grateful isn't a big enough word. >> you work with peta also. you're a vegetarian. >> i am. >> you work with peta. specifically, you urged parents to keep their children away from the circus because of the use of animals for the circus. >> yeah. >> stephen: how do you feel about guys taking selfies with tigers? >> that's a rough one, you know. it depends on how into the of into it the tigers were. >> stephen: edie, thank you so much for joining me. >> my pleasure. >> stephen: edie falco,s can jack. it's a known fact that 100% of the swordfishes you don't try to catch... ...will get away. seize the summer with up to 40% off hotels from travelocity. 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( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: that's it for the report, everybody. good n >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show with jon stewart." captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme music playing] [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. we have a good show. oh, it's good show. my guest tonight, jennifer esposito. she's an actress, but she's going to talk about her book. she's got celiac disease. it's named after a ballplayer, lucilleback. played for the new york yankees. [laughter] but first, you know, for most of its existence, the irs was america's favorite government agency. [laughter] but that all changed after the irs admitted last year to certain "pro-publica" pryities. >> tea party and other conservative groups that rose to power early in the president's first term were unfairly targeted for special scrutiny by the i.r.s. >> >> jon: by the way, whatever you think of the tea party movement. , i think we should agree that the only federal agency singling it out for special scrutiny is the fashion police. pantaloons? come on. the irs also targeted liberal 501c-4s but not with the same level of scrutiny they applied to the conservatives. that's something. i know the right that wants something to be that president obama ordered the irs to target them while he sat in a dark room smoking a cigar while an orphan boy stands outside looking