On this week’s episode of “The Every day Present,” Jon Stewart slammed CNN for relentlessly plugging Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson’s ebook “Authentic Sin,” which outlines the decline of Joe Biden‘s well being, amid the previous president’s prostate most cancers analysis.

Stewart opened the section by enjoying clips of CNN’s Tapper plugging his ebook over and again and again, teasing that readers will “not consider” what he dug up.

“Don’t information individuals need to let you know what they know after they discover it out?” Stewart requested. “Isn’t that the distinction between information and a secret? ‘You received’t consider what we discovered.’ No, that’s why I watch breaking information.”

Stewart then performed a compilation of reports shops reacting to “Authentic Sin,” and all of the totally different labels they positioned on the revelations contained inside it. Amongst them had been “bombshell allegations,” “damming claims,” “damaging new particulars” and a “tsunami” of latest data.

“Nothing may decelerate this coming, feeding information frenzy about Biden’s cognitive well being, apart from perhaps a report on his precise bodily well being,” Stewart stated, in reference to Biden’s latest prostate most cancers analysis. “Doing the story appears virtually disrespectful. Can CNN thread the needle? How do you pivot from excitedly selling your anchor’s ebook to somberly and respectfully selling your anchor’s ebook?”

Stewart then performed a collection of snippets of CNN anchors doing simply that and refusing to disregard the ebook. In a single clip, a CNN staffer stated, “This was already going to be a troublesome week, and this makes it a lot more durable. And that may be a reference to the truth that our colleague, Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson have a ebook that’s set to be revealed on Tuesday.”

“It’s so arduous, it’s such a tough time, so unfathomable by way of the ache his household should be feeling,” Stewart stated, mocking the anchors. “And but, should you act now, you utilize the code backslash faucet that ebook, it’s 20% off.”