In a triumphant comeback, Jon Stewart once again took the hosting chair at "The Daily Show" after a nine-year hiatus. His return to the beloved comedy news show felt seamless, as he wasted no time diving into the culture wars fueled by conservatives. With the 2024 election season heating up, Stewart's part-time hosting gig is set to keep viewers entertained and informed.

On Monday's episode, Stewart welcomed audiences with a temperature check on American politics and pop culture. He couldn't help but mention the recent Super Bowl, Taylor Swift, and Travis Kelce. Injecting his signature humor, Stewart quipped, "It was sadly a lose-lose for real America. The Kansas City Chiefs are world champions, which means the decades-long plot in which Travis and Taylor brainwash America into getting routine vaccinations is complete."

Stewart didn't shy away from making jabs at conservatives either. He highlighted the no-win situation they found themselves in during the Super Bowl, saying, "But it was really kind of a no-win for conservatives. I mean, if the Chiefs lost, who wins? The People's Communist Republic of Gay Pelosistan." He went on to criticize the right's tendency to politicize every aspect of American life, asserting that it often ruins everything.

Having left "The Daily Show" in August 2015, with Trevor Noah taking over as host, Stewart's return comes as a breath of fresh air for fans. He will not only serve as an executive producer throughout the election cycle but will also grace the hosting chair every Monday. This promises to be an exciting addition to the already popular late-night satire program.

Viewers can catch "The Daily Show" every weekday evening at 11 p.m. ET on Comedy Central for Stewart's insightful and humorous take on the latest in American politics and culture. With his sharp wit and extensive experience in the genre, his return is undoubtedly a treat for fans and newcomers alike.