jon: welcome to the daily show. welcome to the daily show. i am jon stewart. thank you very much for coming tonight. ( cheers and applause ) hey, guess what? i got big news. this is it. this is the final episode! and what a night what a big big night. a short time ago, the first republican presidential debate wrapped up in cleveland. and i think you ll all agree with me, it was incredible. ( laughter ) ( applause ) so. articulate. and because of that, even though it is our last night on the air i feel a responsibility oooh! jon: but yet, we all still remain alive. last night on the air. i feel somewhat of a responsibility nay nay, an obligation to devote the entirety of our last show to our standard post-debate full team coverage. and so. ( cheers and applause ) standing by tonight outside of cleveland s quicken arena, where the debates were held we ve got jessica williams joining us with the bush campaign. ( cheers and applause ) we ve got hasan minha. he s with
basic cable fellowship of funny the ring of power and trudged up the steep slopes of mount doom. what s the metaphor of ring? simple, jon, the ring of power is a metaphor for power the power to be a player in the world of media and washington politics. jon: i don t really want that. jon, you know who else didn t want that? jon: frodo. your words, jon. frodo thought siewrl sauron would know they meant to destroy the ring, but i don t have to tell what gandaff said about that. jon: you re just going to tell me that, aren t you he said, and i m parfraigz here even if i could do it verbaitin if i wanted. he said, my fellow americans, it has not entered into sauron s darkest dreams that we would destroy this hideous power. and in the metaphor here power also stood for power. jon: i just want to say that i am so touched that everybody could be here tonight. and me, too, jon. is there a party or anything? because i brought a lot of people from cbs. and i told them
they didn t join this team to win championships. or become famous. they joined because there is important work to be done and only some able to do it. they are brighter, better educated, led, and equipped than any team in history. they are doctors lawyers, engineers, technologists and combat troops. all prepared for whatever comes their way. you ll find them where the lights don t flash. and the only contract they sign is with themselves and their country. one day they may be asked what they did to make a difference in this world. and they can respond i became a soldier . the tripadvisor you have always trusted for reviews book.! now checks over 200 websites to find the best price. book.! book.! so don t just visit tripadvisor, book.! at tripadvisor progressive insurance here and i m a box who thrives on the unexpected. ha-ha! shall we dine? [ chuckle ] you wouldn t expect an insurance company to show you their rates and their competitors rates but that s precisely what
jon: josh gad! what s up. do you want to leave the show, man jon: oh, you played olaf the snowman in frozen. that s right, i did. i m a show business god, jon. jon: among eight-year-olds. disney money, bitch! ( cheers and applause ) wow, wow. jon. jon. this is intense. so many so many old faces. jon: rob corddry. i cant even believe you re back here. come on, give me some sugar. no, no. jon: rob corddry, everybody. i can t i m like i m like knocked out here. i didn t want to do this. it s very embarrassing. it s just that everybody here, you guys, you re like family. you know, especially you, jon. jon: thank you, rob. you you re like the brother i never had. jon: thank you so much, rob, except i think you have a brother. ( laughter ). no, nope. i don t eye don t think you re right rite about that. jon: i think you have a brother, rob, and i think his name is nate, and he actually was a correspondent here, too, nate corddry. no, nate d
carolina. recentlys staff visited many sites showcasing the history. was namedhat the city after the first earl of england. when more about wilmington, north carolina all weekend here. we are here in the neighborhood called sugar hills. it got its name because of the prominent african-americans who live here that were doctors, teachers, dressmakers, shoe carpenters, was a beautiful neighborhood. it still is a beautiful neighborhood. , it is ae old houses close community. after the civil war, african-americans were flocking to this area because of opportunity. there was a great need for medical help, there was a need for rebuilding. that is why you will find a lot taxrchitectural and carbon carpenters, you will find them here. you will find their history here in wilmington. after the devastation of the civil war, wilmington had to be built back up again. walk going to take a through the cobble streets of sugar hill. we will be in the different 1865 until 1890 three. here o