Top 10 Times Late Night Hosts Got Personal
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Top 10 Times Late Night Hosts Got Personal
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These late night hosts used their talk show platforms to get personal. For this list, we’ll be taking a look at the moments when a late night host showed a more personal side during their television shows, such as when Craig Ferguson discussed his sobriety, when Jimmy Kimmel was opened about his son's medical issues, Jon Stewart's monologue after 9/11, and more. Join WatchMojo as we count down our picks for the Top 10 Times Late Night Hosts Got Personal.
#10. Craig Ferguson Discusses His Sobriety
#9. John Oliver & Vaccinating His Son
#8. Jimmy Fallon Cries Following His Mother's Passing
#7. Trevor Noah on Philando Castile
#6. David Letterman Apologizing to His Wife On Air
#5. Johnny Carson's Final Monologue
#4. James Corden & the Westminster Attack
#3, #2 & #1: ????
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Can ya'll please do top 10 most evil Arrow-Verse villains?
Why does the comment say 1 week ago?
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It’s just Brits, Britons, British, Sly Cocky Bastards, English Welsh Scottish and Irish, etc
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“Mom I’ll never stop try making you laugh”
and I’m crying
Ori Shoval I was too
crybaby
nvm i just cried too
I know what it's like to lose a parent, both my mom and dad have passed away. It's such a hard thing. You never imagine life without them. They raised you, they loved you to no end. So, I understand his sorrow.
I haven’t even gotten to that point in the video wherever it is and I’m feeling it
Same here 😥 R.I.P. Gloria Fallon
No parent should ever have to decide if they can afford to save their child's life. It just shouldn't happen. -Jimmy Kimmel
PhoenixFIrebird yet in other countries with socialized medicine, the goverment and hospitals get to decide. Yeah thats better.
Tate Ramessar yeah? Go try and get a simple to major procedure done. Also its funny you equate personal experience to a overall majority. Look up the numbers, dont go based on your personal experience.
Tate Ramessar lmfao so instead of countering my points you just send me a link to their website? Canada does not protect any other countries, they do not lead in any technical fields, and their healthcare system force anyone who needs minor to major procedures to be put on a waiting list. Sometimes for years. To just get a doctor you need to wait years. Socialized healthcare is only good for little things. And only works when you cut out tons of other things like military spending, foreign aid, and private subsidies to businesses. Along with many other cuts. Canada does not have any of those constraints like the US does. Have you even looked up what you are talking about? Both sides? Look up why socialized healthcare is good and then why it is bad. Ignoring certain facts does not make your argument more credible. Either you are ignorant of them or you are purposefully ignoring them to reject the concept that you could be wrong.
Tate Ramessar oh and 86% of canadians are happy with their healthcare? According to what? Surveys? Lmfao
Tate Ramessar way to ignore every point i made.
...Too much narrative...let the individuals tell their own story!
Then it wouldn't be their original work. The videos are copyright hence can only be used sparingly
Also, longer videos = more money
You can probably look up the originals on TH-cam too.
@Anthony DelVecchio they can't really show full clips or they'll get copyrighted
Agreed. If i wanted some narration i'd buy an e-book ffs.
0:34 - #10. Craig Ferguson Discusses His Sobriety ~ The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson
1:32 - #9. John Oliver & Vaccinating His Son ~ Last Week Tonight with John Oliver
2:29 - #8. Jimmy Fallon Cries Following His Mother’s Passing ~ The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
3:16 - #7. Trevor Noah on Philando Castile ~ The Daily Show
4:16 - $6. David Letterman Apologizing to His Wife on Air ~ Late Show with David Letterman
5:14 - #5. Johnny Carson’s Final Monologue ~ The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
6:12 - #4. James Corden & the Westminster Attack ~ The Late Late Show with James Corden
7:20 - #3. Conan O’Brien on the Las Vegas Shooting ~ Conan
8:18 - #2. Jon Stewart’s Monologue After 9/11 ~ The Daily Show
9:43 - #1. Jimmy Kimmel & His Son’s Medical Problem ~ Jimmy Kimmel Live!
Honorable Mentions:
9:16 - Jimmy Fallon on the Charlottesville Protests ~ The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
9:23 - Jay Leno’s Last "Tonight Show” ~ The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
9:33 - Conan O’Brien’s “Tonight Show” Farewell Speech ~ The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien
Emmy Mulreaney for Jay Leno, which one, His first goodbye or his actual goodbye?
Thanks dude
Sorry but lettermans 9/11 monologue takes the cake.
i felt sorry for jimmy fallon when his mother passed away
dani williams I was glad
@@JasonWoods687 What a horrible person you are! congrats
@@JasonWoods687 cold hearted
Looks can be deceiving
Jason Woods I was also !
Conan's farewell speech on the Tonight Show always tears me up. The man finally got his lifelong dream, thinking he's gonna do it for the rest of his life, until it was snatched away from him after only 7 months. And he still had the heart to say, 'Don't be a cynic. I hate cynicism.'
I'm glad he took his own advice and bounced back from that debacle.
Who left all these onions here?
GenericWeeb
Shrek
SpongeBob.
GenericWeeb sorry I was making onion rings
I ehhh... Just hand them over too me. For ehhh... Safekeeping. Yes! Safekeeping.
It’s all ogre now
Okay, for next time Watch Mojo, instead of playing loud, annoying, overly sappy music while a narrator drones on and on, why not just play the clip the person in question says, and make commentary where necessary.
Why is the narrator walking us through the emotions of these people like we're robots?.... Just play the clip and make a comment after... wow..
While I agree, it is the way of all watch mojo videos, all of them are presented in a similar fashion. Maybe find a different count down channel if you don’t like the way this one is presented
I agree with you so much
Because theres a limit of how much content they can show without paying
Copyrights
Surprised not to see Stephen Colbert's farewell to his mother on this, even if just as an honorable mention
Yeah I expected to see that too
Personally I wish you guys included Jon Stewart and his Fight for 9/11 medical coverage... It hurts every interview he does with the members. In each interview one less person shows up, because they died from illness caused by the hazards of the 9/11 conditions
+Chris Davidson
It's a shame really. I guess the only way you can get fame and attention is if you have to talk trash about Donald Trump. Guess that explains why we barely see Jon.
Nocturus Or act like a child on Dr Phil and get a rap career and lots of $$
Oh yeah! That made me cry.
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Nocturus hmmm...I guess that is why Jon Stewart left the Daily show in 2015. Before the election. Trump was not President yet was he? Why not blame Hillary, Obama, Pelosi and the liberals too?
@@BowserisOK if thats the case, everyone should be famous. Donald Trump is trash. These talk show host need to do anything, Trump does it to himself.
Even late night hosts can show their emotional human side, and tbh, I teared up with Jimmy Kimmel’s sons medical condition and Fallon’s passing. Let’s be damn honest here, we’ve automatically broke down when it comes to really bad news, sad or what not, it just hits you. 😭😭😭. Anyways, great video like always Watchmojo.
Antonio Reyes stop pretending like you are some great philosopher. You are clearly swayed by emotional propoganda which makes you a moron.
kcabyats * First and foremost, don’t WASTE my goddamn time with your random shit, and second, you’re a heartless bastard just thinking too deeply about political boloney. Also, I spoke with great honesty so there’s no need for verbal violence or what not. Have a great day, sir. Impressive, every word in that sentence is wrong.
Antonio Reyes lmfao see thats the issue. He uses his kid so that anyone who disagrees with him, people say you are heartless and want the child to die. How about this argument then: nazis were the socialist party, so if you support socialized healthcare, you are a nazi and must hate blacks and jews. There. Accordingly to your standards of argument, i am right. Arguing with insults and emotion is ridiculous and people with an actual mind can see right through it. Or should i just say "if you disagree than you are an uncaring bigot"?
kcabyats * - it is an interesting argument. But it falls apart with one simple question: Can I empathise to the point of emoting with someone's loss, even if I disagree with them politically?
The answer that shows a healthy E.Q. is yes, of course I can. I cried with the parents of Sandy Hook, and other school shootings, even if I disagreed with them on gun control. I can cry at a father's love for his son and his health issues, even if I disagree with a political point he is making about Obamacare, using his son as an example. And I hate Obamacare.
But the O.P. never said he agreed with the host, only that the situation touched his heart. You assumed that meant he must agree with the host's political view, as if one can only feel empathy if one agrees politically. What a myopic and scientifically inaccurate view.
Cognitive empathy is in fact, not an emotional response, even if it leads to an emotional external gesture, such as crying. Rather, it is understanding someone's thoughts and emotions, in a very rational, rather than emotional sense.
Let's use Kimmel as an example. I see a man who is passionate about his son, grateful for the medical treatment his son has received. As a father whose son has medical issues, I can relate. And I cry alongside him, because I am grateful for my own son's health and well being. And I weep for parent's who have lost children to such issues. His arguments didn't sway me to see Obamacare as anything more than garbage. But his emotions and love for his son are something I can relate to, and logical.
A basic understanding of psychology will tell you that feeling empathy, even for a so-called enemy, is healthy and normal. It is an ability to see someone as human, even when I differ with them. Otherwise, I (read: you) show an inability to see them as human beings, but only as somehow less than human. To refuse to emote because you disagree with their stance also shows an emotional instability that could be colloquially described as heartless, or scientifically as psychopathic. To only feel or cry with those with whom you agree with shows arrested development.
Let's use your Nazi example, which totally missed the mark. You don't give us a personal experience with which we can relate. Rather, you simply use a tenuous argument. But the OP's original comment was not about agreeing with the host politically. It was about understanding the pain a father feels when his child is sick.
A better comparison would be the following. After WWII, many Germans were left with too little food, Jews and Nazi sympathisers alike. Many were starving. In spite of the awful things they did, America still empathised. Many Americans cried for both the starving Jews rescued from the Nazis, as well as the German people who were starving post WWII. So, we sent them food and helped them rebuild their infrastructure, WITHOUT giving them the means to rebuild the Reich. We showed empathy to an enemy. This showed emotional maturity as a nation. And by loving our enemy (as the bible commands, and as the bible defines love), we didn't endorse or support their politics. Rather, we simply acknowledged that they were human, even if they did some awful things.
Kcabyats you use the WORST kind of flawed logic.
Also when Kimmel spoke about the Vegas shooting
Joshifer Everlark I forget, was this before or after his stint on "The Man Show" where he'd occasionally do a segment of him indiscriminately shooting people that annoy him? What an advocate.
Should stick to comedy and talk shows, its what he's good at.
You mean when he again tried to use emotion, instead of facts and logic, to give solutions?
Jesus these people just make my years bleed beacuse of their sadness
I like to see how poor Americans will defend Rich Toxic Capitalist squueze you out of your healthcare benefits and make you think that everyone needs buy a gun, its really fascinating.
What about when Craig Ferguson eulogized his father during the show, or announced his mother's death, I think at least 1 of those should have made the list.
Bump.
When he eulogized his dad and played the drums for him.. i still cry about that one
Lists need variety.
I love craig so much
Minimum it should have been put in the honerable mentions over the Jay leno departure.
For me, Jimmy Fallon's bit about his mother made me tear up the most. My grandma died 6 years ago, but I still miss her everyday. She was my biggest supporter and my best friend. Everything I do, I think about whether or not she would approve or whether she would be proud of me. I miss her and love her so much.
I cried with jimmy and felt his parenthood pain and the end made me laugh DADDY CRIES ON TV BUT BILLY DOESN’T IT IS UNBELIEVABLE 😂
That’s because Billy is waaaaay too young to understand what is going on. He’s only like a toddler there.
@@flannerymonaghan-morris7461Nowadays Billy is six years old and doing reasonably well. Of course seeing Jimmy Kimmel with his son was both a tear-jerking and heartwarming moment. I have a lot of faith that Billy will be able to live a healthy life.
Craig Ferguson's eulogies for each of his parents better be top5
Imo the greatest late night host of all time.
I called in to work the next day because i was up crying until 1 am watching that night.
nikkilb seriously wtf. You are the sort of person I would not want to employ.
His final episode still brings me to tears
OMG NOT EVEN AN HONOURABLE MENTION!!! LIKE WTF
When conan told that Robin Williams had died
and Bowie...
That broke my heart when he said that ☹️
When I watched Trevor’s segment about Philando Castile for the first time, I cried. Not because of anything Trevor necessarily said, but the idea that a man was just sitting there, doing what the cop said and got shot 5 or 6 times, is heartbreaking. I still get emotional talking about it.
Sadly for black and Hispanic people who are pulled over by police officers; they will not be considered as citizens. In the eyes of the law; black and Hispanic people are considered threats. It's a constant cycle of damned if they do, damned if they don't.
I remember when Craig Ferguson talked to the audience about his mother's passing. He told about her incredible life and all of her accomplishments.
You could have heard a pin drop.
"When did that become normal? When did this become a ritual?" That hits hard.
Jack Medlock - Wuss.
@@feldspar3858 that’s not what your mother said last night.
I really liked Jon Stewart's post 9/11 monologue, it still makes me tear up just watching it.
I miss Craig Ferguson... ☹️☹️☹️
Sully Uddin RIP:(
hes not dead uhhhh
he has his own TV show,,
adrasdea when people say RIP it’s usually insinuating that person has died, and he is on TV every night almost. he has his own TV show pt 2
all i did was explain that rest in piece is usually used in a context when a person has died and you’re so offended, you not having cable isnt my problem i apologize, neither is me “pissing you off” seeing as i literally did nothing hahaha
Jimmy Kimmel-the last video-made me cry!! What he said not only about his son-who is BTW sooooooo cute-but him standing up for the lion!! There’s nothing greater than listening to a grown man stand up for animals of all kind. Shows he has a huge heart!! And him talking about his son was the icing on the cake!!
Rest in piece Jimmy Fallon's mom
That clip made me tear up. I know he gets a lot of hate but I'm kinda over it and believe he's genuinely just a guy who wants to make other people laugh. They way he talks about his mom confirms that for me and I loved it.
@GenesisKnight I don't know man, I guess because he laughs a lot. Like, a looot. But the more I see of Fallon the more I get that he just loves to make people laugh. And how could people hate on people who just want to make people laugh? I don't know.. But I sometimes have to defend that when I talk with friends about him as a host..
Tip: Dont cut the emotional moments when they last long to 5 seconds of the report, we wanna see it all, you spend more time talking than showing the actual thing. Im not saying you should talk less but you shouldnt just show 5 seconds of a 1 minute emotional video, in every top I see from you with this I have to search on youtube for that clip myself cause you dont show half of it. Im not trying to force you to do it my way but it certainly will help your likes and views if you didnt just show 10% of the actual clip.
Eledin agree✋🏻
Maybe it’s because of copyright reasons?
Yeah @@luislima3476
and with 1.4 million showings, plus all the showings of their videos that has the same format, I am sure that they take advice from some random person on youtube on how to run their business.
Guest:Hey, Jim-
Jimmy Fallon:AHAHAHAHAHA
Mr. Thanos 97 LOL!! that is exactly how it is on his show!! Still entertaining tho!
Don't forget *Slapping the table*
and james cordens the same way too
OMFG that's so true!! LOL!!
I know. The man kisses so much celebrity ass I’m surprised he isn’t permanently attached to Justin Timberlake’s rectal cavity.
Ferguosn's eulogy to his dad should be on this list...so honest and compassionate. Tear jerker.
I felt very sorry for Jimmy Fallon...
Abdullah Latif -Me, too.
Abdullah Latif AHAHAHAHAHA- Jimmy Fallon after getting personal
Donald Hicks stfu
Same here, I also really feel bad for Jimmy Kimmel
Okay? ! I have to say that Jimmy Kimmel was SUPER BRAVE discussing baby Billy's medical problems. I also believe he's one of the bravest hosts out there.
Craig Ferguson sympathizing with Britney Spears during the time everyone else ridiculed her deserves a standing ovation.
That JC final monologue always brought a tear to my eye. I've never even seen it in full length, but just the word "final" with his name made me emotional...
Damn you Jimmy. You made me cry again.
Reggaetonaldo Tbh, I thought you meant Jimmy Fallon.
both Jimmies?
Its digusting how he would use his own sick kid to illicit an emotional response in support to his political agenda. He is a pathetic person.
Reggaetonaldo which? There are two 😂
+Wendy Heng maybe both....
In The Netherlands, a kid's healthcare is free.
And the last mass shooting was in 2011.
And the schoolsystem isn't fucked up.
I'm glad that I have been able to live my childhood in a country where I did not have to worry about life.
I live in a conservative city in Illinois and many here own guns legally. I’m afraid to go to Chicago to visit family.
So Touching! Each and everyone.
Forever proud of Trevor, making all us South Africans proud!!! And never letting people forget where he's from. We love you!
Malikah Meyer yeah selling out is definitely honorable.
ms wpwm gayest line in a movie in a long time
Malikah Meyer Love Trevor
Malikah Meyer I love him so much! He makes me want to visit South Africa
Trevor sucks. Now call me racist.
I love Jimmy Kimmel and when he talks about his son I just wanna hug him
I can't help tearing up whenever I see the images of Jimmy Kimmel bringing up the subject of Billy's health. I start crying the second his voice takes this cracking sound.
I can't understand people who blame talk show hosts for bringing up personal or politics matters. We should be thankful they're here to represent what a lot of us think and can't get heard for.
Right in the feels!!!😭😭😭 great video
Amazing video! I love the music in between
Guest: Stands there while the door opens
Jimmy: BWAAHAHAHAHAHHAHA
It's impossible to watch when Jimmy Kimmel brought his son on the show without crying
got choked up listening to some of these. got me right in the feels!
What a lovely Mojo chapter. Thank you.
I was really really hoping Craig Ferguson to be on the list. He's phenomenal.
Jimmy Fallon talking about his mother, still breaks my heart.
These people really show class. Thank you for putting this video together. We definitely need to see the classier side of humanity.
Wow. Normally your videos aren’t great but this made me tear up. I’m so glad to have these people with their responses. God. It makes me so sad but so happy that we have these people here to for us to help us get through these moments
Watching this in 2019 knowing for the last 18 yrs Jon Stewart is still fighting for first responders.
Craig Ferguson is the best of them all, he didn't give a crap about his job and poke fun at the genres, that's why he's the best, John Oliver comes close second
Jimmy Fellon is my #1 late night host #2 is Seth Meyers
NBC Is The best
He should have been number 1
Most of these people on this list are my heroes because they have made me laugh even when the situation is just dire and seeing these wonderful people tearing up breaks my heart
This actually made me cry
Ooh this got me crying too 😢
Id add Craig Ferguson's comments on the aurora shooting
And
David Letterman's post 911 interview with Dan rather
David's 9/11 interview with Dan Rather is such an incredible interview, I wasn't really a Letterman fan(I liked Leno or Ferguson more) but it was incredible
First good watchmojo vid in a while... keep it up.!
Actual tears in my eyes for a couple of these
I still remember Craig eulogising his Dad. "And I tossed him my heart".
Megan Ripley oio
Megan Ripley used oo
I would like to see Stephen Colbert’s farewell to his mum and Ferguson’s farewells to both of his parents
I love Craig Ferguson: he’s probably one of the most famous Scots who have went to America and didn’t loose his accent or humour
That last one broke my heart.Glad you came out ok Billy
I'm not crying… I'm just sweating from my eyes.
Craig Ferguson > James Corden
Craig Ferguson talking about his mother's death. Done with class and poise and he cries at the end. And it's respectful not only to his mother but to himself
Thanks! Very good. I LOVE Letterman's first show back after heart surgery. He brings the doctors on stage!!!
I agree with Cohen O’Brien when did this become a normal thing
When Fallon's mom passed I legitimately cried for like 20 minutes
The feels!
They got me to the heart!
I need a shock to the heart!
These men are a credit to their profession. Thanks for giving us this list.
Every time jimmy kimmel talks about his son I always tear up
Jon Stewart is a national treasure.
Agreed, he is so fucking awesome
Lots of people cried and thanked the first respondents, but he’s the only one keeps fighting with them, for them, through all these years.
He’s a hero.
The number 1 is TOUCHING 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭,this is the only video i agreed to the top 10 - 20 lists you've made 👍.
I just cannot cry seeing things like this. I just cannot. Dunno why.
Honestly I grew up watching Jimmy kimmel and it was heart breaking to see him cry 💔
God I wish no parent has to ever go through that😢
what about Ferguson's eulogies for his father and his mother?
Jimmy Kimmel and his uncle memorial. Brought me to tears when I saw it. Conan's farewell speech will always be #1 for me.
One of my favorite WatchMojo videos
"Let me tell you why I grieve..but why I don't despair." (Jon Stewart) - just an amazing monologue and show. Bravo.
This video would be good but there's too much talk and not enough late night host monologue
thecatman4ever! yi
This is a good list Mojo, tough to watch.
Can't watch this without tearing up
Conan's response to Sandy Hook was more powerful, imo. He was clearly shaken and even said he hadn't wanted to do the show. I think it was the following Monday, since he doesn't tape on Fridays.
And Colbert's tributes to his parents were really moving, too.
SweetSirenia pay
Who wouldn't have been horrified and grief-stricken by the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School? Twenty innocent children murdered in cold blood by a deranged madman just before Christmas is a nightmare that no parent should have to deal with. James Corden gave a very heartfelt monologue about the tragedy at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas on "The Late Late Show" back in 2022. James explained that as a husband and a dad he can't imagine the thought of dropping his kids off at school and kissing them goodbye to only get a phone call later on to inform him and his wife that their children were the victims of a school shooting. Even though I don't have kids myself the tragedies in both Newtown, Connecticut and Uvalde, Texas shook me to my core because these are young innocent little children with so much ahead of them in life and had their lives cut short by deranged individuals who should not have had access to such high-powered weapons. The tragedies at Sandy Hook Elementary School and Robb Elementary School are the first and third times I have cried over the deaths of young innocent children; the second time was when I heard that seven children lost their lives at Plaza Towers Elementary School in Moore, Oklahoma following the EF5 tornado that devastated the city on May 20th, 2013.
Jay Leno's one shouldn't even be anywhere near the list.
Speaking of 9/11, Letterman's was heartfelt as well; Both summed up what it felt like to be a NYer then. I used to get off the subway and look up to let my downtown co-workers know I was there... which was hilarious because the windows were super small, but I knew where they were (Through our long process of figuring it out). We used to meet up for happy hour downstairs before jumping on the train. Till this day I still look up when I come out of the subway and it hits me that the towers aren't there... I lost both my friends btw. I still couldn't tell you how long I volunteered, how many memorials and funerals I went to.
The only thing I’m mad about with Jon Stewart’s part on the 9/11 attack is that he didn’t thank the man in the red bandanna. Welles Remy Crowther was a man who dreamed of being a firefighter, and made multiple trips up and down the stairs, all the way to the 102nd floor, and saved the lives of dozens of people from the South Tower before it collapsed. It was unknown if he was alive or not until they found his body mere feet from the exit of the tower, but he hadn’t been trying to leave. He and a couple firefighters had been planning to go back up and save more lives. He, in total, is estimated to have saved the lives of 18 people. He had been a civilian working a white collar job, and he had always wanted to be a first responder. It is fitting that he passed alongside his heroes.
Welles Remy Crowther(The Man in the Red Bandana), May 17, 1977, to September 11, 2001.
I miss Craig!!!!!
And now, with the help of Jon Stewart, a bill for first-responders has been passed. Kudos to all!
Letterman’s first post 9/11 monologue was extraordinary. To experience our country’s darkest day in the city you love, where the worst carnage occurred, and come back so soon with such powerful words is watching a master at work. “Will it make any goddamn sense...”
I came here for Craig Ferguson. The master of late night.
Years later Stewart fought and helped those same first responders.
Why would anyone consider not vaccinating their son?
Tiff Prendergast no
@@tiffprendergast You seem like you have that already bud.
Love this
this was a nice video:)
Jimmy Kimmel talking about his son's medical problems had me in tears 😭
Congrats mojo , you managed to kill any emotional depth these clips had by having the dead voiced robot lady talk all over them.
Ron Bhm Lololol
I knew this would be #1.
Great video.
Conan's monologue though.
i am so glad that Jon Stewart fought and won the battle so that the Victim Compensation Fund for those affected by that horrific day will never run out of money.
I'm not a big fan of some of these hosts, but situations like these are very touching, emotional and powerful.
Best part of this video: “maybe a Kardashian but no one else.” 😂