Jon Stewart nails it again, with humor.
My favorite quote is the guy who says “You know who talks about race? Racists.” Isn’t he talking about race? Does that mean he is identifying himself as a racist? If so, then I’m agreeing with him!
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Another gem from Jon Stewart. While he (and his writers) are obviously very talented at being both funny and on point, they must wake up every day thanking their lucky stars that Fox and its pundits and correspondents do what they do. Shooting fish in a barrel is too difficult a task to be compared to lampooning Hannity and his ilk.
Everything you hear on Fox is coming directly from the lips of Roger Ailes. Everything. Even according to former correspondents, who are no longer on the payroll and under his thumb. Check out Gabriel Sherman’s book, The Loudest Voice in the Room. http://amzn.to/1uaC9Ls