I finally got around to watching the clip of Jon Stewart on Crossfire. First of all, not being a watcher of the Daily Show, he was far more reasoned and articulate than I'd ever given him credit for. /And/ he's funny, even when he's being serious. I have to say that I enjoyed watching it.
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"I didn't realize that--and maybe this explains quite a bit--is that the news organizations look to Comedy Central for their cues on integrity." "But you can ask him a real question, don't you think, instead of saying..." "I don't think I have to. By the way, I also asked him, 'Were you in Cambodia?' But I didn't really care. [...] But my point is this. If your idea of confronting me is that I don't ask hard-hitting enough news questions, we're in bad shape, fellows."
(Transcript here, for anyone who wants to read but not watch. ^_^)
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STEWART: No. No. I'm not going to be your monkey.
I think you get more out of watching it, though. It was really good, as you've both already said. :)
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And I agree completely, re watching it. [grins] (In fact... [hunts] There's apparently a torrent of the clip, and this site has the clip in two free forms and one paid form (the higher-quality free form has no problems with it; I haven't seen the other two). ^_^ </Archivist>) It's great.
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I didn't see it live, but we watched it with some friends who had downloaded it from iFilm. It was wonderful.