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Unfortunately some claim [1] that if Jon Stewart really disagrees with you, he has no qualms against using editing tricks and false pretenses to make you look f

• vijayr 11y ago
  Wow, didn't know that :( Thanks for the link.
  • mucker 11y ago
    He's famous for it. Even going so far as to do multiple shows in an attempt to humiliate you.
• tanderson92 11y ago
  That's very interesting (and I will never go on the daily show now if I disagree with them), but I am not sure that it applies here. The parent was discussing the interviews that Jon Stewart performs himself in the interview part of the show. Often when there is a serious ideological difference there they publish a long-form interview(20 minutes) which is clearly the whole interview. The piece you link to seems to be more about the field pieces which are not what was being discussed, and not what the parent was comparing O'Reilly's interviews to.