Good morning for a daily show. I'm Neil Freiman and I'm Toby Howl. Today Tesla just got rear-ended in its earnings report. We're going to take it to the shop and inspect the damage.

Then remember SPACMANIA, the SEC, and it's doing its best to make sure it never happens again.

It's Thursday, January 25th.

Let's ride. This certainly got everyone talking yesterday.

John Stewart is returning to the Daily Show on Comedy Central.

As host from 1999 to 2015,

Stuart turned the show into this comedic and political force

that no one has been able to replicate since.

So why come back, John?

Well, the new gig seems pretty cushy. Stuart will serve as

executive producer and only sit in the host chair once a week on Mondays.

Toby, do you think Stuart can make the show relevant again or

is late night just a dead medium? I mean I think Comedy Central is certainly happy to

have him back because in the last season of Trevor Noah's stint

viewership was down 70% from the peak John Stewart era.

I do think the biggest difference between 2015,

which is his last year of hosting, and now,

is the fact that Tik-Toc exists now. So I do think that there is sort of this

viral cycle that will boost some of these clips even further than his like viral

clips from the days gone by. So I do think it's relevant. It's an election year.

John Stewart's kind of uniquely good at navigating the insanity of these of

these political moments. So I think that it's still relevant. But specifically on social media.

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