Daily Show

I’m the guest tonight. Seriously. I’m filling in for poor Henry Waxman, who had to go to the hospital (he’s feeling better now, though).

Update: It’s all on tape now, and I think it went well. Stewart asks more intelligent questions than pretty much anybody on TV. And now for the information you’ve all been waiting for. The contents of my Daily Show swag bag:

6 boxes of Altoids (3 small, 3 full-sized)

4 boxes of Wrigley’s 5 gum

3 big cans of Starbucks doubleshot energy + coffee drink

an extra-large Daily Show T-short

a Daily Show baseball cap

2 Daily Show bags

a bottle of Hornitos reposado tequila

a packet of Serendipity 3 Frrrozen Hot Cherry Chocolate Mix

several gift certificates, including one for a free photo session for my pet (do they do guinea pigs?)

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  • Brew

    There are still tix available if anyone is interested in going. Go to the Daily Show website. I wish I can go… I have an appointment. Good luck Justin!

  • bryanfromhouston

    Good luck. You saw what he did to Jim Cramer, right?

  • leighblue

    Good luck. I’m sure he will be nicer to you than to Jim. You are on the side of Jon Stewart’s angels. Shame we can’t watch it in real time here in the UK, but I will try and see it tomorrow.

    Your book still isn’t on the shelves of my local store here, but I’ll keep looking.

  • Justin Fox

    @leighblue: Good luck finding it! I still don’t have a UK publisher. I had one for about 4 years, but they lost patience with me and canceled. Now we’re trying to line up a new one, but everybody in London is so poor and gunshy at the moment that it’s a struggle.
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    You can get it through Amazon.co.uk though.

  • matthewtracy

    Well done and the ad-lib about the high heels was funny. Now if you can just get the Borders on Wall Street to restock your book…

  • Justin Fox

    @matthewtracy: Don’t get me started on &^%^$#$ Borders. They’ve supposedly got a big new shipment coming, but in the meantime every Barnes & Noble I’ve been to has it in stock.

  • qqi239

    “Stewart asks more intelligent questions than pretty much anybody on TV”
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    This is an indictment – the fake host of fake news show for morons is the most intelligent interviewer.
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  • dumdedumdum

    how big is that bottle of Tequila?

  • ajuke

    Watched the interview last night…well done. And laughed out loud to your babies in high heels comment.

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