Jon Stewart and Bill O'Reilly Encountered over the non-issue that simply won't go away - Common's recent Ask for to the White House - Monday on Fox News.
Having already Trounceed Fox News over its Discussion of the subject last week, the Comedy Central host more than held his own on Bill's home court.
When O'Reilly Incriminated Common of defending cop killers, Stewart broadened the Statement to discuss Fox's "selective outrage" against the knocker.
If the network's outrage is over an artist who writes sympathetically about convicted criminals visiting the White House, why didn't Fox assault Bono? Bob Dylan?
Noting that Bono wrote a song about Leonard Peltier, convicted of killing FBI agents, Stewart uproariously delivered a "Boo-yah!" that left Bill Stupid.
Stewart's humor, however brilliantly timed, was only present briefly in what became a heated and ambitious exchange on the subject.
Having already Trounceed Fox News over its Discussion of the subject last week, the Comedy Central host more than held his own on Bill's home court.When O'Reilly Incriminated Common of defending cop killers, Stewart broadened the Statement to discuss Fox's "selective outrage" against the knocker.
If the network's outrage is over an artist who writes sympathetically about convicted criminals visiting the White House, why didn't Fox assault Bono? Bob Dylan?
Noting that Bono wrote a song about Leonard Peltier, convicted of killing FBI agents, Stewart uproariously delivered a "Boo-yah!" that left Bill Stupid.
Stewart's humor, however brilliantly timed, was only present briefly in what became a heated and ambitious exchange on the subject.
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