Jon Stewart Says ‘The Daily Show’ Emmy Win Has Made “An Old Man Very Proud”

Stewart Thanks News Team & “Keeper Of The Flame” Jen Flanz in Heartfelt Acceptance Speech.

"The Daily Show with Trevor Noah" took home the Emmy for Outstanding Variety Talk Series, and former host Jon Stewart couldn't be more proud.

In a heartfelt acceptance speech, Stewart thanked his former news team and singled out "keeper of the flame" Jen Flanz for her dedication to the show.

"This is not my award," Stewart said. "This is your award. To the people who have done this show for 25 years, thank you so much."

Stewart also thanked Noah for "keeping the lights on" and continuing the show's tradition of fearless comedy.

Stewart's speech was met with thunderous applause from the audience, and it's clear that he remains a beloved figure in the comedy world.

• Stewart hosted "The Daily Show" from 1999 to 2015.
• During his tenure, the show won 20 Emmy Awards.
• Stewart is currently the host of "The Problem with Jon Stewart" on Apple TV+.

The Emmy win for "The Daily Show" is a testament to the show's enduring legacy.

Under Noah's leadership, the show has continued to push the boundaries of comedy and challenge the status quo.

The show's victory is a well-deserved recognition of its continued excellence.