Thoroughly Anderson Cooper: This Is TOO Funny To Pass

Friday, March 19, 2010

This Is TOO Funny To Pass

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Jon deserves an Emmy for this performance.

Posted by AlterNet Staff at 6:01 am
March 19, 2010

Jon Stewart Dedicates Half His Show to an Epic Glenn Beck Takedown

On Thursday’s Daily Show, the part of Glenn Beck was played by Jon Stewart.

Railing against progressivism’s pitfalls (though he’s still not quite sure what they are), Stewart lashed out against government takeovers — including a very personal one: “In my America, nobody tells people when they can masturbate.”

The Daily Show With Jon Stewart -- Mon – Thurs 11p / 10c
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The asshole used to be on CNN for about six months or less.
I am glad he's gone to his beloved Fox.
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Unfortunately, Anderson was exposed to the big asshole.
I hope he recuperated from that grim encounter.

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