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Jon Stewart: MSNBC Is The New Fox News
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Jon Stewart declared MSNBC the new Fox News Monday night on "The Daily Show," saying MSNBC has stepped up to be "the mouthpiece of this new administration."
Stewart ran down a list of MSNBC's "foot-soldiers" and their Fox News equivalents:
Chris Matthews and Bill O'Reilly: "freakishly oversized, ruddy-faced Irish multi-millionaire still clinging to his blue collar roots — and it helps if he's quick to anger"
Keith Olbermann and Sean Hannity: "partisan ideologue who fears for the world if it's in any way touched by the hands of his political ...
MSNBC REPLACES FOX NEWS
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Jon Stewart says MSNBC is the new FOX News
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He's got a funny take, but let's not kid ourselves - FOX is in a class by itself. Video below the fold.
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Fox To Announce Merger With MSNBC
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I am prescient. Pythonic. I read the entrails of the beast. I augur the future. I see where commentary is going and, more importantly, sound the claxon and alert all who care of what to watch for, what to notice, and how to interpret it. Through my unique prism, I provide the lens through which the world should be viewed. I was the first to notice the absolutely hysterical Fox “News” Channel before it was cool, and, frankly, before anyone caught on. Why? Because news programming enjoys a presumption of legitimacy. In fact, I coined the now-oft-used doctrine of “Television News Presumption of Legitimacy.” (See LIONEL on “Media Analysis” ...
