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does anyone else get their news from the daily show?

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the only trusted news source!

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God, I really hope not....I really hope people have a little more sense than that....

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EdelBrock wrote: God, I really hope not....I really hope people have a little more sense than that....

you a fox news person?:skeptic:

unless a news programme has an r. kelly impersonator singing the news it ain't worth nothing.

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I watch it when ever I can. Other good news sources are, The Chaser's War on Everything and Newstopia.

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AgentWood wrote:

EdelBrock wrote: God, I really hope not....I really hope people have a little more sense than that....

you a fox news person?:skeptic:

unless a news programme has an r. kelly impersonator singing the news it ain't worth nothing.

I watch the Daily Show and get a kick out of it (though sometimes Jon can tick me off a bit), but it's satire....not like news (fox, msn, cnn, etc)is much better...but still, there is a bit of difference.

Its not where people should be making thier choices and beliefs from.....

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fox: we report, you believe.

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EdelBrock wrote:

I watch the Daily Show and get a kick out of it (though sometimes Jon can tick me off a bit), but it's satire...

Technically speaking, it veers closer to parody, while The Colbert Report is satire. Different types of humor. :read:

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NOOLigan wrote: fox: we report, you believe.

ummmm..isn't that any news show out there???? (yes, including other country networks)

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I'll play along with "Wait Wait Don't Tell Me" on NPR. Most of the topics were previously covered on The Daily Show.

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GMTV

and granada reports or north west tonight

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oh and the daily star - page 2

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Ceefax page 101:thumb:

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EdelBrock wrote:

Its not where people should be making thier choices and beliefs from.....

it most certainly is! actually, i don't think it's as good now that rob corddry and steve carell have left. still, it's the best 'news' show on TV!

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AgentWood wrote:

EdelBrock wrote:

Its not where people should be making thier choices and beliefs from.....

it most certainly is! actually, i don't think it's as good now that rob corddry and steve carell have left. still, it's the best 'news' show on TV!

Sadly this shows how crap our 'real' news shows are....when satire (or parody, thank you Pope) is the winning combination people start believing...:nonono:

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EdelBrock wrote:

AgentWood wrote:

EdelBrock wrote:

Its not where people should be making thier choices and beliefs from.....

it most certainly is! actually, i don't think it's as good now that rob corddry and steve carell have left. still, it's the best 'news' show on TV!

Sadly this shows how crap our 'real' news shows are....when satire (or parody, thank you Pope) is the winning combination people start believing...:nonono:

did you see jon stewart on crossfire? he ripped into the mainstream news, calling them partisan hacks. tucker carlson said, "you're not as much fun in real life as you are on TV." to which stewart replied "you're as much of a dick in real life as you are on TV." tore him a new one, i'd say.

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AgentWood wrote:

EdelBrock wrote:

AgentWood wrote:

EdelBrock wrote:

Its not where people should be making thier choices and beliefs from.....

it most certainly is! actually, i don't think it's as good now that rob corddry and steve carell have left. still, it's the best 'news' show on TV!

Sadly this shows how crap our 'real' news shows are....when satire (or parody, thank you Pope) is the winning combination people start believing...:nonono:

did you see jon stewart on crossfire? he ripped into the mainstream news, calling them partisan hacks. tucker carlson said, "you're not as much fun in real life as you are on TV." to which stewart replied "you're as much of a dick in real life as you are on TV." tore him a new one, i'd say.

and while agree that all newscasters need a good assh'le ripping...jon isn't quite partisan himself, a left winger insulting a right winger, nothing new really.... the issue with news is that it's either left or right wing thinking....nothing that simply states news for what it is...Dailyshow is the same way....well I guess there's CSPAN, but that can get really boring to watch...

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as jon stewart also said on crossfire, 'you're comparing crossfire to a show that is preceded by puppets making crank phone calls,' and you compare the daily show to other news outlets?

also, of course jon stewart is partisan (liberal)--he makes that very clear. but since it's not 'real' news, who cares? plus he's a hell of a lot smarter than most newscasters (with the possible exception of anderson cooper.

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hahahaha this sickness I have really is kicking my arse...of course Jon is partisan, I don't know what thehell I was thinking....was thinking the stupid term bipartisan....

note to self, no serious posting when sick:read:

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watch it when I can, I get most of my news from listening to Coast To Coast, Alex Jones and Jack Van Impe. :laugh:

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i get most of my news from watching err...the news.

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yanks!

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I couldn't believe people would even listen to Jon Stewart or even watch him. I only trust Anderson Cooper. And, am I glad that Colbert is not running for president. Just what is America turning into?

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[magenta]cozmonite61[/magenta] wrote: I couldn't believe people would even listen to Jon Stewart or even watch him. I only trust Anderson Cooper. And, am I glad that Colbert is not running for president. Just what is America turning into?

Well, considering Conan the Barbarian is governor of California and Ronald "Bedtime for Bonzo" Reagan was president over 20 years ago, I think all of this is right on track.

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[magenta]cozmonite61[/magenta] wrote: I glad that Colbert is not running for president. Just what is America turning into?

you are aware that colbert is satire? he tried to get on the ballot in his homestate of south carolina (under assumed names)--mainly to show viewers what paperwork was required by the republicans and democrats.

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I'd have voted for Colbert

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