Remember That Time Jon Stewart Tore Fox News Apart ON Fox News? AWESOME.

Jon Stewart doesn’t strike me as partisan, he strikes me as thoughtful. I wish everyone else with a loud voice on television would try to channel their inner Jon Stewart before opening their mouths. Check out the hilarious line at [3:09] ending with Chris Wallace hurriedly changing the subject. This is part of a larger…

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Rollie Williams

Oct 2, 2012

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