Jon Stewert will be on Bill O'Reilly's THE FACTOR to talk about rapper Common being invited to the White House last week.

Man, I'd love to comment about this if someone else had started the thread.

Stewart tore him a new asshole

Debate Part 1
Debate Part 2

Thanks for the links!

Well done Mr. Stewart!

This should probably be here as the story that started it. How FOX sleeps at night, I have no idea.

Now who's petty fogging? I can't see you!

Am I alone in thinking that O'Reilly and Stewert are both full of shit?

Sliced him up like a Christmas ham.

Did you watch the Daily Show clip?

And apparently, the interview will continue on tomorrow's Factor as they discuss the Presidential Race.

Two partisans who don't look at things objectively arguing with each other, this should be a good debate I'm so tired of these political shows (Stewarts is a comedy show but does alot of political talk). I have friends that are like this on whatever issue I almost know what they are going to say, and it isn't even worth it having a debate anymore. These people dont' debate, they believe one thing because of their ideology, and will find a way to shoehorn their argument into their beliefs.

We all know that the libs will defend this rapper, and the conservatives will think the rapper has no business being in the White House. What annoys me about people like Stewart and O'Reilly, Hannity, Maddow, Maher, Beck, etc too is that if there was something where a Republican President did with a controversal singer, people like Stewart would be calling him out every night, and O'Reilly would defend him.

Did you even watch it? I thought it was a pretty good debate, you got to hear both sides' arguments and it didn't devolve into a shouting match.

I'd like to see the two of them go head to head more often as it forces them to defend their points rather than just preach to the choir.

The worst debater on your average high school debate team would eat both of them alive.

Hyperbole is not your friend.

I disagree. Hyperbole is always your best friend!

Yeah and Stewart got him on the songs by Bono and Dylan and O'Reilly didn't have an answer for him. O'Reilly knew he got him, but wasn't going to give in, so he just made it seem like his analogy didn't work.

Stewert and O'reilly aren't professional debaters nor was that a formal debating contest. Not sure what high level of discourse you're used to but that was more informed and level-headed than the partisan debates I see in real life, or elsewhere on TV for that matter.

Bernie Goldberg came out to have an interview about the interview (Stewart/O'Reilly) and basically said Bill was the winner. He did try to make it "seem" like he was fair by throwing Jon a bone on one issue and Bill wouldn't have any of it. It wasn't enough to be declared the winner by Bernie Goldberg, he had to be right about every single issue too.

So, that's really all that matters.

Bill won.

Bill lives in his own little world. It's just sad that so many lemmings have immigrated there.

I think O'Reilly really does think Stewart is his "pal." So sad.

David Silverman (the president of American Atheists and the guest during the infamous "Tides go in, tides go out. You can't explain that.") said that Bill off screen was a completely different person, kind, respectful, knowledgeable, etc. He said that his shocked expression when Bill said the tides thing was actually his realization that he was suddenly talking to a fictional persona.

he...he seems real kind and respectful....

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nevermind this...

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/documen...ex-harass-suit

And I being a conservative I can't play the race card and call you names for not commenting because I started this thread.
So instead I'll just read the posts with a open mind and behave like Stewert & O'Reilly are going to behave.

He meant to him, at that time. Bill talked to him about Madalyn Murray O'Hair, and seemed like a real person before the camera started. Once they went on the air, Bill reverted to his "war on Christmas" blowhard character. The point was that Bill is playing a role, as are most of the people at Fox. That's partly why they are so full of selective outrage. It's like professional wrestling.