'Daily Show' Cancels Milwaukee RNC Plans After Trump Assassination Attempt
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The Comedy Central show announced it would be staying in New York City, in light of the "evolving situation” ahead of the GOP convention.
“The Daily Show” has canceled its plans to cover the Republican National Convention on location in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, next week.
The morning after presumptive nominee Donald Trump was injured by gunfire at a Pennsylvania campaign rally, the long-running Comedy Central news satire show announced that it was dropping its on-the-ground “Indecision 2024” coverage in light of “logistical issues and the evolving situation in Milwaukee.”
The statement said the show’s Milwaukee tapings will be rescheduled “in the coming weeks.” The show will air episodes recorded in New York City starting Tuesday, skipping the Monday edition typically hosted by Jon Stewart.
Stewart is still scheduled to host Thursday night’s episode, which coincides with the closing night of the RNC, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
HuffPost has reached out to representatives for Comedy Central for further details.
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