Send by TheYoungTurks

John Stewart is discredited completely because of one "point", whether true or false, (i'm not going to research it because I don't care to). That's very extreme, and unreasonable. You sir, need to reflect on your thoughts a bit more. [...]

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President Barack Obama tapes an interview for the Daily Show with Jon Stewart at the Harman Center for the Arts in Washington, DC, October 27, 2010. [...]

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end of the interview, Obama invoked his famous campaign phrase, “Yes we can, but it's not going to happen overnight,” prompting a laugh from Stewart.” [...]

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Less than a week before voters head to the polls, President Obama sat down with Jon Stewart and freshman congressman Tom Perriello appeared on the "Colbert [...]

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The President was on the defensive, as he talked with Stewart. President Obama acknowledged that he was aware people were frustrated, but wanted to remind [...]

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When Stewart asked if Obama had been chastened by experience and might tone down his campaign rhetoric when he's up for re-election, Obama unintentionally [...]

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My sense is that the essential argument between Obama and Stewart was that Obama was arguing that he is doing the best he can given the system he is dealing [...]

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Though Stewart tried to keep things light from his initial presentation of a bedazzled “President of the United States” mug to Obama, the president's [...]

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Obama's inauguration. by Moderatemeansnotleft October 30, 2010 5:59 PM EDT Pathetic pontificate hypocrisy, John Stewart closes his show stating we did not [...]

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Now President Barack Obama is giving Stewart's satirical talk show the ultimate television "get" -- himself as a guest. Obama will appear on "The Daily Show [...]

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Wednesday night's interview with Obama -- the first time a sitting president has appeared on "The Daily Show" -- stayed friendly, with Stewart mock-grilling [...]

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He was on Jon Stewart a couple of nights ago, and he actually said 'heckuva job' to refer to Larry Summers," Arianna said. "And Larry Summers, of course [...]

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Obama was to become the first sitting president to appear on the program hosted by Jon Stewart, whose nightly skewerings of political hypocrisy and US media [...]

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Obama still has the killer smile, but he's more often sniffy than funny. When Stewart called White House legislation “timid,” Obama got defensive and [...]

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Obama turns back to politics, taping an interview to be broadcast tonight on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart. It's part of the presidential outreach to [...]

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Hardly a belly laugh in all of that, but Stewart can be happy with the performance nonetheless. Some US media were critical of Obama's appearance on the [...]

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More » Though Jon Stewart and Obama are both funny in their own ways, they managed "to not be very funny together for the show's entire 22 minutes," writes [...]

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In addition to his highly anticipated interview with Jon Stewart, President Obama yesterday held another interview that went practically unnoticed: his [...]

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President Obama went on Stewart's “The Daily Show” on Wednesday night to try to herd as many of his young 2008 troops into voting booths Tuesday as he could [...]

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President Obama barely cracked any jokes during an appearance Wednesday on "The Daily Show" but host Jon Stewart got off a few good lines. [...]

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Hey, Keith Richards, tell us about your friends! "The late Brian Jones: a whiner. Hugh Hefner: 'What a nut.' Bianca Jagger: 'If she'd had a sense of humor, [...]

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Gibbs dismissed any suggestion that the White House regretted Mr. Obama's appearance on the Jon Stewart show, with its tough questioning from the liberal [...]

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Beck, like Stewart, said in advance of his event that he wouldn't be political. He surprised observers by not mentioning President Barack Obama by name, [...]

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Stewart asked. "You ran with such, if I may, audacity. Yet legislatively it has felt timid at times," Stewart said, referring to the compromises which Obama [...]

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Handing Obama a cup emblazoned with the presidential seal -- Stewart called it Mug Force One -- the comic wasted little time diving into a series of [...]