Jon Stewart on Crossfire

This is the reason CNN's Crossfire is no longer on the air. Jon Stewart shows up these two ignorant political show hosts... 2 against 1, on their own show, and brings to light how these shows "Hurt America." Thank you Jon for always pointing out political hypocrisy. I hope continuing to broadcast this video of you helps your voice continue to be heard.

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[harley dickerson]

Tucker Carlson is an ass clown

[taitjones81]

They didn't catch his first joke where he points out to them that America is not a democracy.

[eastsidebrother1]

tucker carlson got excited talking about "buttboys"

[knpstrr]

people shouldn't get their news on comedy central 

[Norma Volkmer]

@jandrewhearne According to a poll conducted last year, people who only watch the Daily Show are more informed than people who watch Fox News, MSNBC, and other news channels. The only people who are more informed listen to NPR. Get your facts straight.

[jandrewhearne]

Jon Stewart is getting upset at CNN and all the other news channels for not being real news, yet he is the primary source of news for a large percentage of Americans, most of whom are not informed voters.

[Jonathan Kucera]

Whether you agree with his personal views or not, Jon Stewart makes a very valid point in this clip. Debate is essential, while spin and rhetoric are just a smoke screen and are hurting our country. I'm not sure that either of the hosts grasped what he was trying to convey. They were busy nervously laughing and interrupting him. Although the clip is from 2004, it is as relevant today as it was then.

[ajuvix]

That makes no sense. His whole point of being on the show was to expose the reasons why he didn't like it. The show was cancelled after this. The only way a better outcome could have happened is if they changed it to honest debate like he suggested.

[Daniel Vandre]

this was from 2004?

[PlanetMan77]

Uh, America isn't a democracy, it's a republic. Not in a jokey conspiracy-theory way, just actually. Look it up.

[AmbroseCadwell]

Why does some American TV always look old, even when it's broadcasted live?

[skyd171]

Hosts at the end of the show , "That went great..that was great!". Apparently not.