Political Satire, Political Humor and Political Comedy that is Often Indigestible
The same day that Jon Stewart and Bill O’Reilly went toe to cloven hoof over the Obama Administration’s White House invitation to rapper Common, Darryl W. Jackson, who served in the Bush Administration as an assistant secretary of commerce from 2005 to 2009 chimed in with his two cents. Luckily for us, the value of American currency is on the decline since his argument was basically a regurgitation of Fox News’ rhetoric. However, he did include one doozy worth noting.
Glenn Beck airs his cartoon version of the modern history of the Middle East prior to delving into a dialogue with his guests about how the United States needs to stand with Israel. After seemingly bragging in the cartoon that the Israelis “kicked ass” during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, he then refers to Palestinians, Egyptians, Jordanians, Saudi Arabians, etc. as “those wacky Arabs.” Ha! HA! That was funny! (sarcasm)
The corpse ain’t even cold and yet Jon Stewart is already nearly canonizing the soon-to-be-former host of Fox New’s Glenn Beck Show …
The studio lights haven’t even dimmed yet and Fox New’s Megyn Kelly and Bret Baier are already dividing up the loot from Glenn Beck’s soon to be “transitioned” (AKA cancelled) Fox News show.
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Last night Jon Stewart delivered perhaps his most damning criticism of Fox News using an audio recording of one of the “fair and balanced” network’s …
Last night Jon Stewart took it upon himself to save Baier from his opinion driven boss but (after a pretty funny running montage) pops up on Megyn Kelly instead. …
Seems like Jon Stewart wasn’t content with his performance in debate against Fox News’ Bret Baier last week, in an interview in which he told the …
Jon Stewart went after Fox New Washington, DC, Managing Editor Bill Sammon Thursday night for opinionated comments that he was certain proved the network’s bias. …
Jon Stewart sparred with Fox News’ Bret Baier about the position of the network as a news organization during Baier’s appearance …
