whats the difference between us and john steward

[actsnoblemartin]

we write our own material

 

[editec]

Good catch.

You like so totally exposed him.

 

[actsnoblemartin]

I know, I know

but it made me feel better

He has 12 writers

guess he is not as smart as he thinks he is

and his retarded followers can kiss my ass

Good catch.

You like so totally exposed him.

 

[editec]

Yeah those self made comics making millions as entertainers ( who are also Princeton grads) are well known for being stupid, acts.

You so totally nailed it!

 

[PratchettFan]

we write our own material

I'll say this for the man. He's a comedian and an actor and he hosts what he openly admits is a comedy show. Yet even the "real" news people (including Fox) treat him seriously. He may be a joker, but he's not a joke. Which is not something you can say for a lot of folks in the media.

 

[Claudette]

Shit. I work for a living which is way more than I can say for him.

 

[editec]

Shit. I work for a living which is way more than I can say for him.

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[Old Rocks]

Why Jon Stewart is the Most Trusted Man in America | Psychology Today

Why Jon Stewart is the Most Trusted Man in America

Jon Stewart the new Cronkite? Answer: the psychology of trust.

Published on July 24, 2009 by Ronald E. Riggio, Ph.D. in Cutting-Edge Leadership



A recent TIME magazine on-line poll asked Americans who the most trusted newsman in America following the passing of Walter Cronkite. The shocking winner was Comedy Central "fake news" anchor, Jon Stewart, beating out real news anchors Charlie Gibson, Brian Williams, and Katie Couric.

How can a cable television comedian be the most trusted man in U.S. media? The answer is in the psychology of trust.

Research in communication and psychology clearly shows that to be trusted a communicator has to be seen as knowledgeable and credible. Surface characteristics, such as physical attractiveness, being expressive and articulate, also are connected to perceptions of trust. Jon Stewart has the basics - he's articulate, expressive and appears knowledgeable.

 

[actsnoblemartin]

fair enough

we write our own material

I'll say this for the man. He's a comedian and an actor and he hosts what he openly admits is a comedy show. Yet even the "real" news people (including Fox) treat him seriously. He may be a joker, but he's not a joke. Which is not something you can say for a lot of folks in the media.

 

[actsnoblemartin]

I dont give a rats ass, if he was a comic or where he went to college

he still has 12 writers to help him

he is not as smart or witty as he pretends to be

and yet the sheep eat he up cause its easier for them to lick his nuts then to think for themselves

 

[g5000]

Jon Stewart is a partisan hack posing as a comic. Don't let his faux modesty fool you. He is a self-aggrandizing liberal of the first order. He is as expert at the lie of omission as any of the airheads at Fox News or MSNBC.

 

[cereal_killer]

moved to APPROPRIATE forum.

Appropriate

ap·pro·pri·ate
/əˈprōprē-it/

Adjective
Suitable or proper in the circumstances.

 

[bendog]

John Steward - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I doubt he was real funny.

 

[actsnoblemartin]

John steward has the intellectual capacity of a puppy compared to john stossel