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I need you to go an extra 90 seconds because Lady Gaga’s orchestra isn’t in.’ He’ll just naturally flow, make a joke, get up and sit at somebody’s table and chat with them,” Winston said. “He reassures me on a stressful night when a set hasn’t been built in time and I say to his ear ‘Sorry about that.

“I was relieved Trevor came back because it makes my job more enjoyable and easier,” said Ben Winston, the show’s executive producer, calling Noah an “absolute pro” who can pivot gracefully at any moment on a night celebrating music’s best. “The nerves come in because you’re standing in front of not just some of the best, but some of the biggest performers in the world,” he said. He told AP that he feels a bit more comfortable with the gig than in previous years but he still gets the jitters. Noah hosts the Grammys for his third consecutive year in 2023. I got to put a couple of the pots on the stove, man, and I got to make sure that one of them bits pays off.” But in the interim, not knowing how that’s going to go. Am I in the hopper as one of the many guest hosts that will be coming up in the next couple of months? Absolutely. Do I want to be in consideration for hosting? Absolutely. On the topic of his future at The Daily Show, Wood said: “My future at The Daily Show is not promised, in terms of hosting. I went back and forth ‘I don’t know do you pull a Trevor Noah and say what you’re gonna do beforehand, or do you just do it on the last episode and I figured we’d do it on the last episode’,” he added. “This is not an easy decision to come to. “This will be the last episode release of Roy’s Job Fair for a little while, while I figure out what the fuck to do in the world of late night,” he said on the podcast. Wood will pause his own podcast, Roy’s Job Fair, in the meantime. With regards to who will replace Noah permanently, the hunt is still on, but Deadline reported in January 2023 that correspondents Wood Jr. And do I love what they’re doing? Completely.” So, do I think it’s important? Definitely. And many of those people are still there: Dulcé Sloan, Roy Wood Jr., etc. And when I was host of The Daily Show, I tried to make sure that my team was as diverse as possible so that you got those viewpoints. When asked if it was important that a person of color or women serve as the official host of The Daily Show, Noah replied: “We live in a world where politics affects everybody, and you want it to be a world where everybody’s opinion about that same politics is reflected in some way, shape or form. I was chatting to her and telling her how proud I am and enjoying it for her,” Noah told StyleCaster’s sister site, THR. “Wanda is a legend,” he added, “so seeing her enjoying herself, expressing herself-I’ve been loving all of it.” I remember Leslie and I working together way back in the day before either of us was on American TV, and this was us doing comedy clubs in and around the US. Where there’s no conflict, pain or tragedy, I don’t know what to do. “And we joke about it not to minimize it but to try and heal the wounds. “I know what it’s like to live in a country that’s extremely divided by race - where people feel like it’s crashing every day and they don’t trust that their president has their best interests at heart,” he told The Hollywood Reporter in 2019. Coming of age under apartheid, Noah felt uniquely equipped to talk about the 2016 presidential election. He had big shoes to fill after the previous host, the legendary John Stewart, left in 2015, but the South African comedian made the program his own. Timed almost exactly to his seventh anniversary, Noah departed the award-winning satirical current affairs show on a high with 15 Emmy nominations and one win, as well as scoring a nod for TIME’s 100 Most Influential People. He was regarded as a late-night unicorn due to his unique perspective on the American discourse, but now that his tenure has come to an end, there’s a big question of who’ll replace Trevor Noah as the next Daily Show host.