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During taping of the Thursday night episode of "The Colbert Report," he legally transferred his super political action committee to his friend and Comedy Central cohort Jon Stewart.

Exhausted by the latest Republican presidential debate, The Daily Show host tried to analyze the latest one conducted by CBS and the National Journal last Saturday evening.

If you wanted righteous satire about the dismaying Anthony verdict, you were out of luck, with Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert on vacation.

Talk about awkward. Ever since U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner's been embroiled in a racy photo scandal, "The Daily Show's" Jon Stewart has been in the position of trying to talk about his old friend, who's appeared on "The Daily Show" before, with his typical humor.

Yes, we all love to make fun of The Donald. But Jon Stewart's nearly-eight-minute-long tirade on last night's episode...

"Here's what you have to apologize about for the Golden Globes," Stewart told Gervais. "Making people like me -- who've also hosted these events -- feel inadequate by being that funny ...

It hurt my self-esteem, and I think you do owe me an apology."

Taking the award, Colbert addressed the crowd. "Every year I sit behind Jon at the Emmys and every year he wins the award ...

I always hug and I kiss you and I mean it because you're incredible and I love you, buddy. But tonight, you can go f*** yourself.

Get off the stage!"

At The Comedy Awards, Colbert followed Stewart up onstage and gave him an f-bomb filled piece of his mind.

When you have a topical and politically-based comedy show, like 'The Daily Show' it's difficult to know how to respond to a situation as serious and shocking as the Arizona shooting this past weekend.

I thought this segment was punderfully punny. Really pun in a million.