Comedian Leslie Jones to be the first guest host of The Daily Show on Tuesday
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Comedian Leslie Jones will be the first guest host of Comedy Central's "The Daily Show." Her first episode airs at 11 p.m., ET, on Tuesday, and Jones will be the first host since Trevor Noah stepped down from the position in December.
Future guest hosts of the show include Wanda Sykes, D.L. Hughley, Chelsea Handler and Sarah Silverman, with Jones set to head the star-studded lineup. In addition to hosting on Tuesday, Jones will remain host through the week, with shows on Wednesday and Thursday as well.
"Get ready, news! I am coming for you," Jones said in a promo for her upcoming appearance.
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