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Craig Kilborn

American talk-show host
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Craig Kilborn is an American television host known for his role as the original host of The Daily Show from 1996 to 1998. He previously worked as an anchor for ESPN's SportsCenter. After leaving The Daily Show, Kilborn went on to host The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn on CBS.12

The Daily Show is a satirical television news program that debuted on Comedy Central in 1996. While Kilborn was its first host, the show gained significant popularity and critical acclaim under Jon Stewart, who took over in 1999. The program is known for its sharp political commentary and critique of traditional media.1

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  2. Television in the United States - The late shows

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