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Ever sinceMarvelstar Trevor Noah leftThe Daily Showin December 2022, there has been no permanent host on the show. Stars including Sarah Silverman, John Leguizamo, Kal Pen, Leslie Jones, Al Franken, Hasan Minhaj, Charlamagne Tha God, Michelle Wolf, Desus Nice, Lewis Black, and Ronny Chieng took over the late-night show desk as guest hosts in Trevor’s absence.

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Since its debut on June 07, 2025, the show has been hosted by various stars, including Craig Kilborn (the original host), Jon Stewart (1999–2015), and of course our very own Trevor Noah from 2015 to 2022. And now, the show makers are looking to find a permanent replacement for the same. A former colleague of Noah, Hasan Minhaj, is reportedly among the leading candidates to take overThe Daily Showas host.

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Who is likely to be the new host ofThe Daily Show?

The producers haven’t settled on a replacement for Noah yet, although American comedian Hasan Minhaj, who is of Indian descent, has been in the lead. Minhaj previously worked as the senior correspondent forThe Daily Showfrom 2014 to 2018.

He got his first chance to work on the show when Jon Stewart was the host. After that, Noah and Minhaj worked together onThe Daily Showfor four years. Minhaj, who was known for his sharp wit and efficiency in tackling complex issues humorously, left the show in 2018 to become the host of his own talk show,Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj.

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Moreover, Hasan Minhaj took over as the show’s guest host afterTrevor Noahabruptly left it, and the audience enjoyed him in that role. So, he is seen as the front-runner to host the show considering his prior stint with it and his popularity.

However, Comedy Central has not finalized anything yet. So, fans are eagerly waiting for the official announcement.

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What has Hasan Minhaj said about hostingThe Daily Show?

According to reports, Hasan Minhaj is open to hostingThe Daily Show. While talking onVariety’sAwards Circuit Podcast, he said that he is open to this option, but it’s not a decision to make alone. He says, “That’s a family conversation now,”.

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He also said that he was 29 when he was hired for the show, but that his life has changed since then. This is a bigger life conversation.

While talking about his stint as a guest host onThe Daily Show, Minhaj said that it is like a homecoming for him, and getting a chance to work again with such an amazing staff is truly great.

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Everyone on the team, including Jen Flanz, Zhubin Parang, and Dan Amira, has watched him develop over the years, making it an honor for him to perform alongside them. While talking toTheWrapduring an interview, he said, “The Daily Show really was my comedy undergrad”.

It’s worth mentioning that when Noah leftThe Daily Show, several of his former coworkers, including Minhaj, applauded him. The two-time Peabody Award-winning comedian congratulated Noah and wished him luck for his future in a social media post. He said, “7 amazing years. You did it your way, and you made @thedailyshow your own”. Minhaj wrote a funny ending to his post and thanked Noah for not firing him from the show.

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