[Dren]

Who here saw him stand up to the president and basically rip him and the media a new one? Wow, I was laughing but also in shock. I'm glad he did it, but the sad thing is it really wasn't in the news at all. I guess because he also blasted the news for not being harsher on the government and questioning the government like true Americans should.

Anybody else see it? It was on a few days back. You can find the videos on the net now.

 

[D_Britt_57]

What does it say about the state of the media when a comedian has to point out that the MSM (main stream media) has become a lapdog of this fascist junta?

Jon Stewart on crossfire, HE took it to THEM.

http://www.ifilm.com/ifilmdetail/2652831?htv=12

There will be a day of reckoning, and these clowns better have good lawyers.

 

[SETI20]

oh god I love John Stewart.

"It's interesting that the media is looking at Comedy Central for their cues".
-genius!

Anybody have a Steven Colbert clip?

 

[I4sillypwr]

I hate to say it but........

Colbert >Stewart. He is the awsomest.

 

[Dren]

you know, i don't care for colbert's political views cause it seems like he is pretty liberal, but i do like the fact that he said what needed to be said and bashed the MSM for not doing it, all right to their faces!

colbert is growing on me though, just like stewart did when he took over for kilborne

 

[dohcya]

saw that, funny stuff. anyone watch oreilly factor?

 

[SETI20]

I hate to say it but........

Colbert >Stewart. He is the awsomest.

Hmm.. I think stewart is a comedian with political views, and colbert is a politician with a sense of humor.

 

[Dren]

You mean Stephen{/i] Colbert?

No, who's that? :wink:

 

[ryan_long_01]

and colbert is a politician with a sense of humor.

Colbert trained at Second City Chicago, he's every bit a comedian (and much more of an IMPROV comedian and actor than Stewart, who has more of a stand-up background)...Colbert just plays the part VERY well. Check him out in Strangers With Candy if you want to see him not act like a politician (and see a very funny, well-written show to boot).

 

[Dren]

and colbert is a politician with a sense of humor.

Colbert trained at Second City Chicago, he's every bit a comedian (and much more of an IMPROV comedian and actor than Stewart, who has more of a stand-up background)...Colbert just plays the part VERY well. Check him out in Strangers With Candy if you want to see him not act like a politician (and see a very funny, well-written show to boot).

Is that the Canadian improv show?

 

[crxter]

www.break.com has the whole thing on 3 episodes.

http://www.break.com/index/colbert1.html

http://www.break.com/index/colbert2.html

http://www.break.com/index/colbert3.html