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Jon Stewart Slays The Food Stamp Fraud Dragon In One Hilarious Clip

Every six months to a year, the Fox “News” crew gets around to attacking the poor, those on food stamps, and others not like them because, you know, hate and stuff. And the results, after Jon Stewart slices them up and serves them raw with his own special verbal jiujitsu sauce, are deliciously hilarious.

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