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PAUL SOUZA
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Central Valley, CA
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Nov 22, 2011 - 02:42am PT
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Stewart and Colbert are huge threats to the MSM. I remember when Faux News tried to create their own version of The Daily Show/Colbert Report. It was called the "Half Hour News Hour." The first episode was hosted by Limbaugh and the Coultergeist. It was a total failure.
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Norton
Social climber
the Wastelands
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Jon Stewart is the biggest threat to Fox News’ future out there.
He is literally teaching his audience, which is bigger than FNC’s, how to see through the partisan propaganda that Rupert Murdoch has based his network on. Stewart is educating an entire generation of viewers on how to watch cable news, or more specifically how not to watch Fox News.
Unless Fox News can figure out a way to attract younger viewers, they are facing a future where their audience will eventually, literally die off. A 2010 survey found that the average age of the Fox News viewer is 65 years old. Fox has the oldest audience on all of cable. (FNC’s audience is older than The History Channel, The Hallmark Channel, and The Golf Channel).
Jon Stewart is on the non-prime time hour of 11 PM, yet he outdraws 2/3 of the Fox News prime time line up, and he has more viewers the entire FNC prime time and daytime lineups combined. Only Bill O’Reilly is preventing Stewart from being more popular than every single program on Fox News.
The proof is in the numbers, and the numbers don’t lie. Jon Stewart is more popular than Fox News.
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James Wilcox
Boulder climber
Santa Barbara
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It was pretty funny when Colbert got his audience to vote for him, by write in, to get part of the Space Station named after him. Hannity couldn't pull that off.
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couchmaster
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pdx
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Dennis Miller as a stand up comic had the funniest rap I'd ever seen of any comic anywhere. Seriously laughed so hard, my stomach muscles were sore for several days afterwards, he had the whole audience on the floor. His radio show is OK, much better than Rush, O'reilly or Hannity.
Colbert and Jon Stewart are both awesome, but I noticed that when Bush ended his term, Stewarts comedy dropped off significantly. Some of it wasn't even funny. Its been coming back strong lately.
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apogee
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Topic Author's Reply - Dec 2, 2011 - 11:54pm PT
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"...but I noticed that when Bush ended his term, Stewarts comedy dropped off significantly..."
Yeah, I noticed that, too. Same thing happened when Trump said he was out.
Perhaps the reason his comedy has been better of late is because of the endless plates of idiocy that has been handed to him by the GOP POTUS campaign? Lawdyknows there's been plenty of material there to work with...
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A5scott
Trad climber
Chicago
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Funny man... he bought my parents house in red bank, nj. (the grey victorian on the left). my bedroom was on the 3rd floor in the center, facing the river. This was kind of a labor camp for me and my brother though, lol.
scott
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apogee
climber
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Topic Author's Reply - Dec 3, 2011 - 02:03am PT
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Holy shite....nice digs.
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nature
climber
Aridzona for now Denver.... here I come...
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That was one of Jon's best in weeks. The interview at the end... wow.... Ben Lowy.... He makes Burt Bronson look like a real whimp....
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nature
climber
Aridzona for now Denver.... here I come...
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Mighty Hiker
climber
Vancouver, B.C.
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Did he suggest that the Gingrich campaign be hit with a Newtron Bomb?
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nature
climber
Aridzona for now Denver.... here I come...
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bump for humping zebras
and a double bump for trump!
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Bill Mc Kirgan
Trad climber
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Dec 14, 2011 - 09:15am PT
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Loved his recent analysis of the CIA surveillance drone 'veering' off course and crashing in Iran... including the fact it was all caused by CIA cat Agent Nutmeg jumping up on the remote control at the wrong time.
Damned cats!!!! ... but whatta ya gonna do? they're so cute
full show:
http://www.thedailyshow.com/full-episodes/wed-december-7-2011-ralph-fiennes
Drone segment appears after second set of commercials
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