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Jon Stewart's 'Daily Show' coming to St. Paul for GOP convention
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"The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" announced today that it will broadcast from the Republican National Convention in St. Paul starting Sept. 2 through Sept. 5.
The show also will be at the Democratic National Convention in Denver a week earlier. The St. Paul locale is the McNally Smith College of Music in the History Theatre, 10th and Exchange streets downtown.
Tickets for the tapings may be requested at the show's website, www.thedailyshow.com. "The Daily Show" airs Monday-Thursday nights on the Comedy Central network.
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