Jon Stewart pulled no punches in criticizing Republican senators who blocked a veteran’s health bill in the U.S. Senate on Wednesday night.

Every Democrat and eight Republicans voted for the PACT Act, a bill to care for veterans and 9/11 first responders exposed to toxic chemicals, which still fell short of the 60 votes needed to pass.

On Thursday, Stewart railed against the Republican senators in expletive-filled remarks on the steps of the U.S. Capitol.

“Ain’t this a bitch? America’s heroes, who fought in our wars, outside sweating their asses off, while these motherf**kers sit in the air conditioning, walled off from any of it,” Stewart raged.

The comedian and veterans' rights advocate has since sat down for interviews on numerous networks, both left and right-leaning, to push for the bill, which would cover health care benefits for more than 3 million veterans exposed to burn pit toxins.

“And every one of those Republicans that voted against health care for veterans voted for the slush fund for the war. They don’t support the troops. They support the war machine. And that’s got to stop,” Stewart said to Newsmax anchor Shaun Kraisman.

While on CNN’s The Lead, Stewart he told Jake Tapper he even visited the office of several Senate Republicans to demand why they voted against the bill.

Stewart later joined Fox News on Friday morning -- after the network allegedly refused him airtime on Wednesday -- calling out Sen. Pat Toomey (R-PA) for saying the bill included a "budget gimmick."

“That’s just not true,” Stewart said, explaining that nothing has been added to the bill since it originally passed in an 84-14 vote.

Tucker Carlson took time out of his day to make a Twitter poll dedicated to finding a new name for monkeypox, a viral disease that can cause fever, muscle pain, lesions, and other symptoms.

The Fox News host announced the winner on Thursday night: “Schlong covid.”

Those at the highest risk of contracting the disease are men who have sex with other men, according to the World Health Organization. One study showed that 95% of cases were contracted during sex between men.

The homophobic implications of mockingly calling a disease that primarily impacts gay men "schlong covid" were lost on just about no one. Good one, Tucker.

Carlson, of course, introduced the results of his Twitter poll with dramatic “Fox News Alert” music.

"So, monkeypox is about the coolest name ever for a disease,” he said. “But they are changing the name because racism or something.”

He then cited the poll.

“So, we had a vote. There was no ballot harvesting. You can trust our counting. And the new name for monkeypox is now officially – and we’re declaring it – schlong covid," he announced.

"That won our audience election result with about 40% of the vote. So, let Rochelle Walensky at the CDC know. Her number is 1-800-232-4636. Wait for the prompt on monkeypox and make your voice heard because it’s still a democracy.”

While there has been an effort to change the name of monkeypox due to stigmas associated with it in certain communities ... resorting to gay jokes is simply not it.