Stewart didn’t hold back, “‘You know, actually Chuck, I would like to work with you on Medicaid reform. Also, I never told anybody this but I once jerked a guy off at a park. Oh this elliptical, I just lose my inhibitions!’”

Moments earlier, Stewart played a clip of Schumer telling the Times that Republicans began working with his party after Trump’s public approval rating dropped below 40%.

“He was at 51, he’s now at 48, we’re going to keep at it, keep at it, keep at it until he goes below 40. When it happens, I am hopeful that our Republican colleagues will resume working with us,” Schumer said.