Stewart on Crossfire
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Saturday, October 16
[What he said] Stewart on Crossfire
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DavidAkin
on Sat 16 Oct 2004 01:08 AM EDT
Lots of reaction in the blogosphere tonight to comedian Jon Stewart's appearance on the CNN political debate show Crossfire. You should be able to easily find transcripts and MP3 audio files of the show. Aaron Swartz has a reaction and a link to the Bittorrent [video] file. I recommend watching it rather than listening or reading. Stewart's performance -- was it a performance? -- is remarkable and discomfiting
Stewart on Crossfire One of the most incredible sights of this political season:
Moore offers Sinclair Fahrenheit 9-11 for free
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DavidAkin
on Sat 16 Oct 2004 12:35 AM EDT
How weird is this. Ever since news broke that Sinclair Broadcasting had ordered its 62 stations in the U.S. to pre-empt regular programming a couple of nights before the U.S. presidential election in order to show an documentary that casts Democratic nominee John Kerry in a bad light, I've been ... more »
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