List of The Daily Show correspondents

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This article is a list of the correspondents and on-screen contributors who have appeared on the satirical television program The Daily Show . Correspondents, collectively known as "The Best F#@king News Team Ever", normally have two roles: "experts" with satirical "senior" titles whom the host interviews about certain issues, or hosts of original reporting segments, which often showcase interviews of serious political figures. During Jon Stewart's tenure, the show's contributors often had their own unique recurring segment on the show and tended to appear less frequently; former host Trevor Noah is a former correspondent and contributor who was featured during the Stewart era.

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Current cast

Correspondents

NameDebutNotes
Desi Lydic September 29, 2015New Senior Geopolitical Correspondent, Senior Antiquities Correspondent, Senior Campaign Correspondent, Segment Host: "What The Actual Fact?", [1] Weatherperson (Noah era).
Ronny Chieng October 7, 2015Senior Technology Correspondent, Senior Climatology Correspondent, Senior Basketball Correspondent, [1] Segment Host: "Everything is Stupid", "What's Trending".
Michael Kosta July 11, 2017Senior Constitutional Correspondent, Senior American Correspondent, [2] Segment Co-Host: "I Apologize for Talking While You Were Talking", Stock reporter (Noah era).
Dulcé Sloan September 9, 2017Senior Fashion Correspondent, [3] Lottery announcer (Noah era).
Troy IwataOctober 19, 2023
Grace KuhlenschmidtOctober 25, 2023
Josh Johnson February 20, 2024

Contributors

NameDebutNotes
Lewis Black July 31, 1996"Back in Black", he is the longest-running contributor to work on The Daily Show, having served on the show since the first month it was on the air.
Jordan Klepper December 16, 2019After his show Klepper ended in 2019, he returned to the show to cover the 2020 election, and do "Jordan Klepper Fingers the Pulse" segments. [4]
John Leguizamo November 22, 2023"In My Opinion"
Leslie Jones March 28, 2024
Charlamagne tha God April 3, 2024
Ricky Velez October 10, 2024
Laverne Cox October 17, 2024
Triumph the Insult Comic Dog June 26, 2024

Former cast

Hosts

NameYear JoinedYear LeftNotes
Craig Kilborn July 22, 1996December 17, 1998The original host. Left the show because he was chosen to host The Late Late Show with Tom Snyder's departure. Kilborn appeared on the show 16 years later on Jon Stewart's final episode on August 6, 2015.
Jon Stewart January 11, 1999August 6, 2015Succeeded Kilborn as the new host of The Daily Show and is the most prolific host of the show. Stewart's final show was an hour long special on August 6, 2015. He returned to the show on December 7, 2015, to urge Congress to permanently extend a health care law for 9/11 first responders. Returned to host on a weekly basis on February 12, 2024.
Trevor Noah September 28, 2015December 8, 2022Originally debuted as the Senior International Correspondent and as a contributor on December 4, 2014. In March 2015, Comedy Central revealed that he would be hosting the show. Noah’s final show was an hour long special on December 8, 2022.

Correspondents

NameYear JoinedYear LeftNotes
Dan Bakkedahl September 20, 2005September 25, 2007Hired to replace departing correspondent Stephen Colbert on September 25, 2005. Filed his final report on September 25, 2007.
Samantha Bee July 10, 2003April 30, 2015"This Week in God", "Are You Prepared?!?"; The Daily Show's first non-US citizen correspondent; all-time longest-serving regular correspondent after passing Stephen Colbert in 2011; filled in for a sick Jon Stewart on October 7, 2014. Bee departed the show on April 30, 2015, to host Full Frontal with Samantha Bee on TBS. She is married to fellow former correspondent Jason Jones.
Mary Birdsong January 31, 2002March 14, 2002Contributing correspondent.
A. Whitney Brown July 23, 1996December 15, 1998"Backfire"; was one of The Daily Show's original correspondents. Had his own The Daily Show special in 1998 called "Weirder Than Whitney".
Nancy Walls December 7, 1999August 8, 2002"We Love Showbiz", "Popular Music Omnibus", "Dollars and "Cents"". Was credited under maiden name, Nancy Walls, and has been married to fellow former correspondent Steve Carell since 1995.
Steve Carell February 11, 1999April 4, 2005"Even Stephven", "Produce Pete", "Dollars and "Cents"", "We Love Showbiz", "Slimmin' Down With Steve", "Ad Nauseam". Carell had his own The Daily Show special in May 2001 called "Steve Carell Salutes Steve Carell" highlighting his most popular field assignments on the show. Carell is the first correspondent to become a major movie and television star, and the only correspondent to receive an Academy Award nomination since leaving The Daily Show in early 2005. Carell has since returned numerous times as a featured guest. He is married to fellow former correspondent Nancy (Walls) Carell.
Wyatt Cenac June 3, 2008December 13, 2012Senior Correspondent; also provides voice for Michael Steele puppet. Filed his final report on December 13, 2012, but also made cameo guest appearances on August 15, 2013, for the last show of guest host John Oliver.
Michael Che June 4, 2014September 18, 2014Left to co-anchor "Weekend Update" on Saturday Night Live . Shortest correspondent tenure as of 2015. [5] Was among the former correspondents who made an appearance on Jon Stewart's final episode on August 6, 2015.
Stephen Colbert June 26, 1997September 26, 2005"Even Stephven", "This Week in God", "The Jobbing of America". Stephen Colbert hosted The Daily Show six times (January 24, 2001; February 20 and 22, 2001; March 26–27, 2001; April 3 and 5, 2001; May 2–3, 2001; March 6, 2003; July 6, 2004). Although Colbert left The Daily Show team in mid-2005, through 2010 Stewart frequently "tossed" to him at The Colbert Report at the end of a show. Colbert has also made a number of Daily Show cameos since 2005, particularly in reference to his mock "presidential campaigns" in 2007/08 and 2011/12, and Stewart's stewardship of Colbert SuperPAC in 2011. With a nearly nine-year tenure, Colbert was the longest serving correspondent on The Daily Show until his record was broken by Samantha Bee in 2011. Before taking over as new host of The Late Show on CBS.
Nate Corddry October 4, 2005May 2, 2006The younger brother of correspondent Rob Corddry. As a running joke on the show, older brother Rob would often appear in Nate's segments usually picking on him. This eventually led to the two brothers having their own "Even Stephven"-style debate segment called "Brother vs. Brother".
Rob Corddry April 17, 2002August 24, 2006"This Week in God", "Come On!", "Popular Music Omnibus", and as he liked to call them, "Poop jokes". Corddry filled in for Stewart (on paternity leave) on February 9, 2006. He left the show in August 2006 to start a film career and to star in The Winner , a Fox comedy that ran from March 4 to March 18, 2007. He has also returned as a special guest correspondent several times since.
Josh Gad May 5, 2009June 27, 2011Contributing Correspondent. Made his last appearance on June 27, 2011.
Vance DeGeneres January 14, 1999May 17, 2001"Dollars and "Cents"", "A Tale of Survival", had his own The Daily Show special in 2000 highlighting his popular "Tales of Survival" segments.
Rachael Harris October 28, 2002March 20, 2003"Mark Your Calendar", "We Love Showbiz".
Ed Helms April 29, 2002December 5, 2006"Digital Watch", "Ad Nauseam", "Mark Your Calendar", "We Love Showbiz", "This Week in God". Helms and fellow correspondent Rob Corddry had their own The Daily Show special in 2003 called "I'm a Correspondent: Please Don't Fire Me". Helms made an appearance on July 21, 2008, as a special guest correspondent. Helms was one of the stars of the 2009 comedy The Hangover and was a regular cast member on NBC's The Office , beginning with its third season.
Jason Jones September 29, 2005March 26, 2015"Are You Prepared?!?", "Jason Jones 180"; Filled in for a sick Jon Stewart on October 7, 2014. Departed the show on March 26, 2015. He is married to fellow former correspondent Samantha Bee.
Jordan Klepper March 3, 2014September 21, 2017New Senior Caucasian Correspondent. Senior Congressional Correspondent. Senior Campaign Correspondent. Senior Technology Correspondent. Senior Fantasy Culture Correspondent. Senior Fantasy Sports Correspondent. Senior Iowan Correspondent. Senior U.K. Correspondent. "Jordan Fingers the Pulse". Filled in for a sick Trevor Noah on October 20, 2016. Left the show so he can begin hosting his own spin-off The Opposition with Jordan Klepper on September 25, 2017. After the show got cancelled in 2018, he hosted a docuseries titled Klepper in 2019. He returned to The Daily Show on December 16, 2019, making him the last remaining correspondent from the Jon Stewart era.
Beth Littleford July 24, 1996May 18, 2000"The Beth Littleford Interview", "bETh". In 1999, she had her own The Daily Show special called "The Beth Littleford Interview Special", highlighting her popular celebrity interviews. She was the only original correspondent to stay with the show after Jon Stewart took over as host, leaving the show in 2000.
Al Madrigal May 17, 2011January 12, 2016Senior Latino Correspondent. California correspondent.
Aasif Mandvi August 9, 2006October 14, 2015Senior Middle East Correspondent; started as a contributor; but made correspondent in March 2007. [6] Senior Campaign Correspondent.
Hasan Minhaj November 19, 2014August 16, 2018Senior Indian Correspondent. Senior Political Correspondent. Senior Congressional Correspondent. Departed to host his own show Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj on Netflix.
Olivia Munn June 3, 2010September 12, 2011Senior Asian Correspondent.
John Oliver July 31, 2006December 19, 2013Senior British Person; "Wilmore-Oliver Investigates"; on writing staff from 2007 to 2013. Interim host during the summer of 2013. He departed the show on December 19, 2013, to prepare hosting his own late night show Last Week Tonight with John Oliver on HBO which premiered on April 27, 2014. Returned to host the show on November 13, 2014, to promote Jon Stewart's film, Rosewater .
Rob Riggle September 20, 2006December 10, 2008Senior Military Affairs Correspondent; Some of his most memorable work on the show included his overseas special assignments. His week-long reports from Iraq in 2007 titled "Operation: Silent Thunder" brought much attention to the show. After the success of "Silent Thunder", he traveled to China for his second overseas four-part series during the 2008 Olympics, titled "Rob Riggle: Chasing the Dragon". Shortly after announcing he would be leaving the show, he made his farewell appearance on December 10, 2008. Riggle made a surprise appearance on the August 3, 2010, show, during an interview with Will Ferrell and again on August 15, 2013, for the last show of guest host John Oliver. Made a cameo the week of Nov 17th in a correspondent report.
Mo Rocca November 16, 1998August 20, 2003"Dollars and "Cents"", "Mark Your Calendar", "Mopinion". Rocca went on to parlay his Daily Show correspondent persona in numerous other cable appearances, such as several VH1 "talking head" shows and at the 2004 political conventions for Larry King Live . He is currently a correspondent for CBS News Sunday Morning.
Jeff Ross July 22, 1996June 18, 1997Contributing correspondent.
Denny Siegel February 2, 1999April 15, 1999
Jeff Stilson October 9, 1998January 18, 1999
Miriam TolanJune 15, 2000July 25, 2001Contributing correspondent. Also occasionally filled in for Nancy Walls on "Dollars and "Cents""
Brian Unger July 22, 1996December 16, 1998"Backfire", was one of The Daily Show's original correspondents.
David Wain July 23, 1996August 6, 1996Contributing correspondent.
Matt Walsh May 2, 2001June 25, 2002News You Can Utilize, "Dollars and "Cents"", had his own The Daily Show special in May 2002 called "Matt Walsh Goes to Hawaii".
Lauren Weedman July 16, 2001October 7, 2002"Dollars and "Cents"", "We Love Showbiz".
Jaboukie Young-White October 11, 2018May 5, 2021Senior Youth Correspondent. [7] [8]
Jessica Williams January 11, 2012June 30, 2016Senior Youth Correspondent. Senior Beyoncé Correspondent. Senior Congressional Correspondent. Senior Campaign Correspondent. Senior Political Correspondent. Made surprise appearances on April 22, 2024 and October 28, 2024.
Bob Wiltfong April 6, 2004December 1, 2005Contributing correspondent.
Lizz Winstead July 22, 1996December 18, 1997Original correspondent and co-creator of The Daily Show.
Roy Wood Jr. September 28, 2015May 1, 2023 [9] Senior Mars Correspondent, Senior Wall Street Correspondent, Senior Campaign Correspondent, Senior Immigration Correspondent, Senior Hollywood Correspondent, Steve Harvey impersonator, [1] Segment Host: "CP Time", Segment Co-Host: "I Apologize for Talking While You Were Talking", Traffic reporter.
Stacey Grenrock-Woods April 2, 1998October 21, 2003Contributing correspondent.

Contributors

NameYear JoinedYear LeftNotes
Amy Atkins March 10, 1998March 23, 1998Contributor.
Dave Attell April 1, 1999January 22, 2002Contributor, "The Ugly American".
Michael BliedenJuly 30, 1996January 24, 2000Contributor, original host of "Ad Nauseam".
John Bloom July 25, 1996June 20, 2000Contributor, "God Stuff".
Neal Brennan March 14, 2016January 30, 2020Contributor, Trevor's friend.
Rich BrownOctober 20, 1998May 9, 2000Contributor, "Public Excess". Also a one-time correspondent.
Sameer ButtDecember 4, 1997April 16, 1998Contributor.
Eliza Cossio May 16, 2016January 24, 2017Newest Contributor; Senior Latina Contributor
Frank DeCaro October 10, 1996March 19, 2003Contributor, "Out at the Movies"; he hosted his own program on Sirius Satellite Radio and was a celebrity panelist on GSN's revival of I've Got a Secret .
Mick Foley November 19, 2009June 18, 2013Contributor, "Senior Ass Kicker".
Dave Gorman April 24, 2006October 5, 2006Contributor, "Poll Smoking"; appeared on the show once as a guest in 2001 to promote Are You Dave Gorman? .
Al GreenwoodMarch 16, 1998October 18, 2000Contributor, "Al Up in That". Greenwood (known for his local "Bedspread King" commercials) appeared as the show's "elderly consumer advocate". In 2000, he hosted The Daily Show special "Al Greenwood's Wrinkled Nuts", a best-of collection of the correspondent's field interviews with elderly residents. Greenwood died on June 6, 2001, at age 93. An "in memoriam" clip for Greenwood was shown as the "Moment of Zen" on the show that week.
Buck Henry January 31, 2007September 24, 2007Contributor, "The Henry Stops Here", Senior Historical Perspectivist. Henry died on January 8, 2020, at age 89. [10]
John Hodgman January 16, 2006June 4, 2015Resident Expert, Deranged Millionaire, "You're Welcome", "Exper-teasers"; "Money Talks"; appeared on the show once as a guest in November 2005 to promote The Areas of My Expertise .
Tom JohnsonMay 11, 2000October 2, 2001Contributor, "Lord Viper Scorpion".
Andy Kindler October 19, 2000March 21, 2001Contributor, "TV Guy".
Robert KnightFebruary 4, 1997April 23, 1997Contributor.
Ed Lover September 30, 1996December 19, 1996Contributor, "Ed Lover's America".
Adam Lowitt December 9, 2015March 2, 2017Senior Jewish Correspondent
Demetri Martin November 14, 2005February 28, 2008Contributor, "Trendspotting". Left to star in his own Comedy Central show, Important Things with Demetri Martin.
Molly Pesce July 24, 1996May 28, 1998Originally co-hosted The Daily Show's movie review segments with Frank DeCaro. Eventually, DeCaro would go solo with his own segment "Out at the Movies" in 1997.
Kristen Schaal March 13, 2008March 1, 2016Women's Issues Correspondent; married to long-time Daily Show writer Rich Blomquist.
Tom Shillue September 29, 1998July 20, 2000Contributor, "This Week in Hate". Become a correspondent in 2000 before leaving.
Campbell SmithMay 8, 2001January 14, 2002Contributor, "Dollars and "Cents"".
William StephensonApril 20, 1999August 27, 1999Contributor, "What I'm Sayin". Stephenson died on January 14, 2019, at age 61. [11]
Paul F. Tompkins August 6, 1998December 3, 1998Contributor, "Us People's Weekly Entertainment".
Larry Wilmore August 22, 2006December 2, 2014Senior Black Correspondent, "Wilmore-Oliver Investigates". Left to host The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore .
Michelle Wolf April 7, 2016November 15, 2017Senior Women's Issues Correspondent. Previously a writer on Late Night with Seth Meyers , Wolf went on to host her own show, The Break with Michelle Wolf on Netflix, which ran for ten episodes.
Gina Yashere March 16, 2017July 16, 2018Senior British Correspondent. [12]
Bassem Youssef February 10, 2015April 14, 2015Senior Middle East Correspondent. The host of Al-Bernameg (The Program), a satirical news program broadcast in Egypt from 2011 to 2014. The press has compared Youssef with Stewart, who served as an inspiration for Youssef to begin his career. [13] [14] [15]

Timeline chart

List of The Daily Show correspondents (3 years or more)
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Dulcé Sloan
Michael Kosta
Jaboukie Young-White
Ronny Chieng
Desi Lydic
Roy Wood Jr.
Hasan Minhaj
Jordan Klepper
Jessica Williams
Al Madrigal
Wyatt Cenac
Aasif Mandvi
John Oliver
Rob Riggle
Dan Bakkedahl
Jason Jones
Samantha Bee
Rob Corddry
Ed Helms
Steve Carell
Nancy Walls
Vance DeGeneres
Mo Rocca
Stacey Grenrock-Woods
Stephen Colbert
Beth Littleford
A. Whitney Brown
Brian Unger

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