Pt 2/4 Jon Stewart interviewed on The Rachel Maddow Show 11/11/10 - MSNBC

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[jumpoutatree]

The difference between MSNBC and FOX is this: FOX lies all day long, and MSNBC tries to correct all of the lies that FOX told yesterday. There is no moral equivalence.

[alexworksfromhome99]

i want johns shoes, plus these disagreements between Rachel and Jon are so minuscule compared to the massive distance between corporate interest and the rest of american society I think.

[thekidofva]

@torontoBluejays87 lol have you seen chris matthews and ed shultz?

[thekidofva]

@jumpoutatree i know this is a year old comment but i digress. you only say that because you a probably liberal and you already have a bias for MSNBC. the same could be said for the FOX news watcher who is a conservative. both of those networks are there for propaganda and tell you what you want to hear to further spread an agenda.

[TheEasternStandard]

I love these 2 people so much, and their slight divide makes me love them that much more. Rachel let him have the stage on her own show and just go off on a philosophical level, even though he was criticizing her network and her bosses. I am admittedly very liberal, but the mutual respect here is what we need to see more of in all news media. I have actually enjoyed Bill O'Reilly from time to time, but his interviews versus liberals are just startlingly rude and overbearing. He has no respect.

[jumpoutatree]

@TobyTheRobot They could say that, but they'd be lying.

[TobyTheRobot]

@jumpoutatree you realize that conservatives would say the exact same thing about MSNBC, right? "The difference between MSNBC and FOX is this: MSNBC lies all day long, and FOX tries to correct all of the lies that MSNBC told yesterday. There is no moral equivalence."

[Airperra]

I think the point might not be who's right and who's wrong in this debate

I think the very obvious point is WHY do newschannels, in a country about as free as any, deliver the same news in totally different ways? I think that we may all be fighting a way over just that right in the middle east ...

Regardless of your political agenda, isn't that what this is all about? Legitimacy?

Maybe I am deranged, but that is what I am thinking ....

[daarkmatter]

@alexworksfromhome99 Exactly... Sometimes they need to tone down the way they deliver their counters to FOX.. Otherwise they risk the possibility of being viewed as ONLY being just 'anti-FOX'...

[daarkmatter]

@jumpoutatree Well said.... MSNBC are the 'janitors' of US News Media...

[Madfoot713]

@jumpoutatree Instead you make the opposite fallacy: it's black vs. white.