Jon Stewart making fun of beck lmfao

[speciallyblend]

useless thread ,watch comedy channel, freaking funny!!!:eek::eek:

http://www.thedailyshow.com/full-episodes/thu-march-18-2010-gary-locke

[jsu718]

Meh, at least give a link.
http://www.thedailyshow.com/full-episodes/thu-march-18-2010-gary-locke

[dannno]

LOL, most people here don't have tv..

http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/thu-march-18-2010/conservative-libertarian?xrs=eml_tds

[speciallyblend]

Meh, at least give a link.
http://www.thedailyshow.com/full-episodes/thu-march-18-2010-gary-locke

i did hehe sorry, that was hilarious!!!!!!!

[maqsur]

I just watched it on tv, this was funny actually. I also read earlier on lewrockwell's blog that they think it was unfunny and it was insulting to libertarians. I think sometimes they go overboard with their criticisms. I didn't think at all that stewart was doing anything than making fun of BECK, not of libertarians.

[speciallyblend]

I just watched it on tv, this was funny actually. I also read earlier on lewrockwell's blog that they think it was unfunny and it was insulting to libertarians. I think sometimes they go overboard with their criticisms. I didn't think at all that stewart was doing anything than making fun of BECK, not of libertarians.

exactly how i felt and i was a libertarian at one time. the gop republicans/libertarians better shape up or expect to become the punchline for more jokes in the future. the whole skit was making fun of beck;) very funny and spot on beck. i think beck is a li arian

[AuH20]

Stewart is an unapologetic defender of the state, camouflaging the government's duplicitous intentions with such non-threatening efforts as environmental protection or consumer protection.

[speciallyblend]

Stewart is an unapologetic defender of the state, camouflaging the government's duplicitous intentions with such non-threatening efforts as environmental protection or consumer protection.

doesn't change the fact that the beck skit was funny as hell:):D:D:D:D:D:D

[AuH20]

doesn't change the fact that the beck skit was funny as hell:):D:D:D:D:D:D

It was a real reach. Some of his mannerisms and ad libbing was humorous but his overall message sucked. It's suddenly ridiculous to question the behind-the-scenes activity which characterizes our government? How is that funny, when we're all going over Niagara Falls together in same barrel? I bet Stewart thinks the unconstitutional and criminal creation of the federal reserve is hilarious. Yuk. Yuk. Middle class serfs.

[speciallyblend]

It was a real reach. Some of his mannerisms and ad libbing was humorous but his overall message sucked. It's suddenly ridiculous to question the behind-the-scenes activity which characterizes our government? How is that funny, when we're all going over Niagara Falls together in same barrel? I bet Stewart thinks the unconstitutional and criminal creation of the federal reserve is hilarious. Yuk. Yuk. Middle class serfs.

its a comedy show! beck is a li arian

[Don't Tread on Mike]

rofl t copters! owned.

[AuH20]

its a comedy show!

Actually, not according to some of the younger liberals I talk to. They consider Stewart to be their Walter Cronkite or Dan Rather.

[speciallyblend]

Actually, not according to some of the younger liberals I talk to. They consider Stewart to be their Walter Cronkite or Dan Rather.

i hear what your saying but it was a comedy skit and that was funny as hell. I am a Conservative libertarian!! but nothing like the skit;) reminds me of beck and the right-wing republicans. to me i thought it called the gop establishment for what they are liars and hypocrites! all in the name of comedy.

[dannno]

Ok, that actually went somewhere eventually.. too bad it didn't come back around to the truth, but still not bad...

[Epic]

Jon Stewart is basically an establishment propagandist.

Very funny, yes, but that just makes it worse because more useful idiots are drawn in.

Same with Colbert.

[american.swan]

Actually, not according to some of the younger liberals I talk to. They consider Stewart to be their Walter Cronkite or Dan Rather.

I wouldn't doubt this.

[j6p]

Whats funny on Becks show. He said the health insurance industry will go bust, cause of this healthcare overhaul. Yeah, Freaking right Beck, this is the best thing since slice bread for the insurance industry. Farking turncoat.

[Nate-ForLiberty]

"In my America.......*gulp*...........no body tells people when they can masterbate." :D

[low preference guy]

not funny at all. and it's an attack on libertarians. he talks like requiring people to wear seat belts is a minor harmless thing.

[paulitics]

Not really funny. Stewart is no different than Beck. He is a hip progandist, and Beck is the insane one, meant to discredit the libertarians and paleoconseratives.

Since the movement was growing outside the media's control, they needed to create "one of us" to knock it down, so that they mindless zombies would associate libertarians with Glenn Beck. The irony is this tactic is right out of the progressive playbook, whether fascism, socialism, etc.

Bottom line is this. Neither of these actors are our friends, we need to stop giving them any credibility or respect at this point.

[ctiger2]

LOL, most people here don't have tv..

Not since '05 for me... :p I don't miss it either.

[Pete_00]

Viacom - Communist Central, Jon Stewart is a grade-a establishment shill. Try to watch his satellite interview with Obama, completly pre-fabricated and staged...watch the interview carefully and use your head...and have you guys noticed how sometimes he is a complete prick towards actors and other people in the intertainment industry? Sometimes i get the impression that there is ALOT of power in the hands of people like Letterman or Jon Stewart, some of their interviews with intertainment people are just downright wierd in the sense that they treat their guest like dirt and the guests just have to take it.

And i already posted here about his sidekick, Stephen "I Want the 3rd Temple Rebuilt" Colbert...

[maqsur]

I think some of you guys are making a mountain of a molehill. He's making fun of Beck and his over the top persona. He also makes fun of how Beck likens anyone progressive to be like Mao or Hitler. I mean, that's really stupid to make that false comparison, in my opinion.

One could simply make the point that giving in to small government items like seat belt requirements can lead to further liberties erosions, etc., but all the hitler/mao etc comparisons are just too much. On that point I can see where Stewart is coming from. I doubt most progressives want to kill bunches of people and invade other countries (although there are some pundits who want that wholeheartedly - I am speaking of nonpundit people).

As has been said, this is a COMEDY show first and foremost. You don't have to be liberal Obama supporter to find it funny.

[RileyE104]

I just watched it on tv, this was funny actually. I also read earlier on lewrockwell's blog that they think it was unfunny and it was insulting to libertarians. I think sometimes they go overboard with their criticisms. I didn't think at all that stewart was doing anything than making fun of BECK, not of libertarians.



not funny at all. and it's an attack on libertarians. he talks like requiring people to wear seat belts is a minor harmless thing.



Does this not tell anyone here how BECK gives us a bad name?
He's not even anything close to a Conservative Libertarian!
But yet WE get the blame for being identified with people like him.

He's a fucking idiot and I wish FOX would replace him with someone better like Napolitano.
Beck is just an actor, a crappy one at that.

And he gives US a BAD NAME.

[Erazmus]

It was funny. However I do think some people who don't understand how government works could be mislead. For example, you have idiot Beck talking about how we are moving to more communism (which I actually agree), and Stewart white washes it giving the state a pass by alluding to that all the government wants to do is clean the water, and save the children, etc. Ah yes, the state is good for us! :rolleyes:

All that aside, it was funny, and I think more people should make fun of Beck.

[Depressed Liberator]

I think some of you guys are making a mountain of a molehill. He's making fun of Beck and his over the top persona. He also makes fun of how Beck likens anyone progressive to be like Mao or Hitler. I mean, that's really stupid to make that false comparison, in my opinion.

One could simply make the point that giving in to small government items like seat belt requirements can lead to further liberties erosions, etc., but all the hitler/mao etc comparisons are just too much. On that point I can see where Stewart is coming from. I doubt most progressives want to kill bunches of people and invade other countries (although there are some pundits who want that wholeheartedly - I am speaking of nonpundit people).

As has been said, this is a COMEDY show first and foremost. You don't have to be liberal Obama supporter to find it funny.

Extremely well said.

[Erazmus]

He's a fucking idiot and I wish FOX would replace him with someone better like Napolitano.

Don't toy with my emotions. ;) If Napolitano ever got a prime time show on TV, it would be an incredible blow to big government.

[PreDeadMan]

I just watched the whole entire skit. My opinion was that 95 % of it was not funny at all I basically laughed at his facial expressions and when he showed bert at the end. It was pretty retarded overall and making libertarians out to be lying racists with the whole "li, arian" stupid thing he did. Jon Stewart is a jackass these days just like Bill Maher is.

[t0rnado]

Though his writers may be clever, Jon Stewart is not. He's an idiot who isn't much different from Glenn Beck.

Here is a clip of Jon Stewart crying like a bitch about 9/11(crying starts @ 2:20):

http://warmingglow.uproxx.com/2009/09/vault-jon-stewarts-post-911-speech

Here is a clip of Glenn Beck crying like a bitch about 9/11:

YouTube - GlennBeckisaCryBaby.com - Extended *English subtitles added* (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3Ebo4UhloU)

[kpitcher]

Stephen Colbert became my hero when he roasted Bush and the media at the correspondents dinner. In his statements to the media : "Get to know your family again. Make love to your wife. Write that novel you got kicking around in your head. You know, the one about the intrepid Washington reporter with the courage to stand up to the administration. You know - fiction!"

I've never seen a room full of press be so very very quiet. Stewart also has his moments. It's like reading The Onion, no matter what the story is you're going to laugh somewhere in the show.

[Pete_00]

Im trying to tell you that if all this intertainers were true "rebels" they wouldnt have a job.

I know this is going to sound strange but please follow me...

I want you all to watch this strange strange interview with Natassia Kinski and John Candy on Letterman 1982...

YouTube - Natassia Kinski & John Candy -Late Night Dave -Dec29 1982 - (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEEue80pNvM)

That is insane! Why do they both subject themselfs to such an humiliation? Why does the audience laughs at such a thing??? The EXACT same thing often happens in Jon Stewart, sometimes he treats his guests like dirt and they just take it. Why?

2 small examples from the Daily Show:

http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/wed-april-19-2006/dennis-quaid

http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/tue-september-27-2005/viggo-mortenson

There is plenty more...

If that is not downright WIERD i dont know what is...

And 2 videos of Dave Chapelle trying to tell us something:

YouTube - Dave Chappelle On Secret Societies and homosexuality (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-6jPCF7tEU)

YouTube - Dave Chapelle breaks down the real deal shit about Hollywood (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUnx5JqsZSg)

We see all this comedians, actors, directors, musicians and intertainment people trying to give us (leftist) leasons but we never see them critisizing their own "area of operations". There are countless stories and episodes of corruption, drugs, violence, blackmail, destroyed lifes, assassinations, sexual perversion, etc in the show business for decades and yet show business tries to give us leasons but never look at themselfs in the mirror. Why?

YouTube - Late Show - Where's Joaquin Phoenix? - 2/11/09 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXpYk7WGN5Y)

Do you people honestly think Joaquin Phoenix wants to be there especially in his condition? Why does he subject himself to such a thing?

My point? I think people have nothing to learn from anyone that has a career in show business...on the contrary...

Search daily show website for Stewart´s interviews with our "beloved" Bill Kristol, in all those interviews he is -and excuse the language- Jon Stewart´s little bitch, in some interviews it gets to the point were Kristol is clearly uncomfortable being there and yet he keeps coming back...a "simple" Jon Stewart has ALOT of power over a "powerful" neocon, why? Search Jon Stewart interview with Kissinger, Stewart treats him like a King, why?

[Light]

Stephen Colbert became my hero when he roasted Bush and the media at the correspondents dinner. In his statements to the media : "Get to know your family again. Make love to your wife. Write that novel you got kicking around in your head. You know, the one about the intrepid Washington reporter with the courage to stand up to the administration. You know - fiction!"

I've never seen a room full of press be so very very quiet. Stewart also has his moments. It's like reading The Onion, no matter what the story is you're going to laugh somewhere in the show.

Too bad they are both shills for the Obama Administration. They basically are nothing more than progressive propagandists that are savvy, just like Hannity is a neocon propagandist.

Also, whenever they do criticize Obama, its the same reason the rest of the left entertainment criticizes him, "lack of action." Stewart and Colbert have spent most of their energy criticizing the people out of the party than the ones in power.
They are basically Goebbels for brainwashed college dupes.

[AuH20]

Stephen Colbert became my hero when he roasted Bush and the media at the correspondents dinner. In his statements to the media : "Get to know your family again. Make love to your wife. Write that novel you got kicking around in your head. You know, the one about the intrepid Washington reporter with the courage to stand up to the administration. You know - fiction!"

I've never seen a room full of press be so very very quiet. Stewart also has his moments. It's like reading The Onion, no matter what the story is you're going to laugh somewhere in the show.

I'd love to see Colbert pull the same stunt with Obama. He'd be castrated by his network. ;)

[Pete_00]

Stephen Colbert became my hero when he roasted Bush and the media at the correspondents dinner. In his statements to the media : "Get to know your family again. Make love to your wife. Write that novel you got kicking around in your head. You know, the one about the intrepid Washington reporter with the courage to stand up to the administration. You know - fiction!"

I've never seen a room full of press be so very very quiet. Stewart also has his moments. It's like reading The Onion, no matter what the story is you're going to laugh somewhere in the show.

But you see...why was he invited in the first place??? You think they didnt know he was going to bash Bush??? You see...those things cant enter my mind, i just dont get it. Even Bush wife gives him (Colbert) a sincere congratulations!

Or could it be because of this:

http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/82754/february-26-2007/zev-chafets

And no, Colbert isnt being ironic and he isnt playing a character with that "...i want that Temple Mount rebuilt!". And notice things getting a "little" racial when Colbert says to him: "...I could be more jewish than you..." Chafets fires back: "Not in a million years..."

There are things that are strange both in politics and show business...and Colbert being invited to bash Bush is one of them...

[RileyE104]

That first Dave Chappelle video scared me...

Also, the part in the video where he says something along the lines of..

"I don't like that word Crazy, it's too dismissive. I don't understand this person, so they're crazy; that's BULLSHIT!"

Someone should add that to a Ron Paul vid...

[Light]

But you see...why was he invited in the first place??? You think they didnt know he was going to bash Bush??? You see...those things cant enter my mind, i just dont get it. Even Bush wife gives him (Colbert) a sincere congratulations!

Or could it be because of this:

http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/82754/february-26-2007/zev-chafets

And no, Colbert isnt being ironic and he isnt playing a character with that "...i want that Temple Mount rebuilt!". And notice things getting a "little" racial when Colbert says to him: "...I could be more jewish than you..." Chafets fires back: "Not in a million years..."

There are things that are strange both in politics and show business...and Colbert being invited to bash Bush is one of them...

Hahahahah

I don't think Colbert seriously wants to be Jewish. However, I do agree that he is a partisan propagandist shill.

However, I don't believe the nonsense about Israel wanting to rule the world and stuff. I think a lot of the stuff on this forum is borderline anti-Jewish.

[Zatch]

Here's a better video of Glenn Beck with music: YouTube - Glenn Beck - The Crying Game (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQc_TH4iVV8)

[speciallyblend]

must of been funny, beck operative voted thread down:)

[Light]

must of been funny, beck operative voted thread down:)

Or maybe people realize that Stewart is another side of the same coin.

[j6p]

Not sure why people on this fourm support Beck at all. He torpedoed Medina and he is self poccessed supporter of Rick Perry. He supports Palin(Necon). He finds Mitt Rommney to be reasoable.

[maqsur]

Or maybe people realize that Stewart is another side of the same coin.

I don't think they are the same coin really. Stewart doesn't come across as a liar and deceiver. His biases are obvious, and he doesn't try to hide it. Also, I don't see Stewart honestly labeling people as nazi sympathizers and anti-american for having different opinions than him.

Just watch most of his interviews with conservatives, he is very respectful usually. I don't see Beck as being nearly that way with those he disagrees with. Like pretty much all of the right-wing punditocracy, he is insulting to anyone who doesn't speak the approved talking points. Case in point the Debra Medina incident.

I definitely feel Stewart comes across as much more genuine and easy-going. Beck does not, he seems shifty. Maybe I'm wrong, but that's just my opinion.

[sevin]

I used to like the Daily Show, but the older I get, the more it seems like a show designed to keep the lowest common denominators from waking up and revolting.

[speciallyblend]

I don't think they are the same coin really. Stewart doesn't come across as a liar and deceiver. His biases are obvious, and he doesn't try to hide it. Also, I don't see Stewart honestly labeling people as nazi sympathizers and anti-american for having different opinions than him.

Just watch most of his interviews with conservatives, he is very respectful usually. I don't see Beck as being nearly that way with those he disagrees with. Like pretty much all of the right-wing punditocracy, he is insulting to anyone who doesn't speak the approved talking points. Case in point the Debra Medina incident.

I definitely feel Stewart comes across as much more genuine and easy-going. Beck does not, he seems shifty. Maybe I'm wrong, but that's just my opinion.

i would agree with you. bottom line the beck skit was funny as hell:):D