Samantha Bee

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Samantha Bee (born October 25, 1969 in Toronto, Ontario) is a liberal Canadian/American talk show host, writer, producer, actress and "comedienne". She is a former correspondent for Comedy Central series The Daily Show with Jon Stweart and is that show's longest-running regular correspondent, serving from 2003 until 2015.

Bee left The Daily Show in 2015 to start up her own spinoff show, Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, which debuted on February 8, 2016 on TBS. On that show, she goes even further than she did on The Daily Show, resorting to bigotry, projection and liberal use of foul language and name-calling in her deliberate mischaracterizations and attacks of religion, conservative politicians, public figures and the general public who refuse to embrace liberal agendas (such as "global warming", the homosexual agenda, abortion, feminism, gun control, support for Islam and supporting both the Obama regime and the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign), which she tries to pass off as "comedy" or "satire" but invariably falls flat as pathetic and unfunny. During her reports, she also often behaves like a dimwitted, middle-aged teenybopper, which is very little of a stretch for her as she basically cheerleads for and fawns over Obama, Hillary and other liberal politicians and public figures in those same segments.

Not surprisingly, liberal media outlets have gushed over Bee and heaped unwarranted praise over her show, but members of the public have been far more scathingly critical of the show, her hosting, her "comedic" style and even her intelligence.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7] Conservative media have not shown much regard for Bee either, criticizing her for her dishonesty, her attacks on and lies about conservatives and traditional values[8] and her use of foul language on her show.[9]

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