I like Jon Stewart and the negative side of shows like Hardball and Crossfire, but sometimes the way he does it bothers me too. Something about that sad face he puts on when he talks about Tucker ruining America, etc. really irks me.

I like Jon Stewart and the negative side of shows like Hardball and Crossfire, but sometimes the way he does it bothers me too. Something about that sad face he puts on when he talks about Tucker ruining America, etc. really irks me.

Dismantled Chris Matthews? I thought exactly the opposite. I guess it depends on perspective, but I thought Chris showed Jon to be a big whining baby. And he did it with a grin. I used to be a big fan of Stewart, and still think he's funny when he's not slamming people. Anyone think it was a coincidence that his big moment on Crossfire coincided with the release of his book "America"? He probably had no idea that that stunt would keep him in the news for weeks on end and help him sell thousands of books. Yes, I bought the book. Sucker? yeah maybe.

"Dismantled Chris Matthews? I thought exactly the opposite. "

joshmcintosh says:

"Dismantled Chris Matthews? I thought exactly the opposite. "

Josh your nuts, I like Chris Matthews, but he looked like he wanted to run away in that video.

I’m a fan of Chris’. I do think he goes which ever way the wind blows. Perhaps that is his job. I think he held his own just fine.

Tucker Carlson

I like him some of the time. However, he often uses a tactic that I hate. When debating someone on an issue he often conflates issues to make his point or he veers the conversation in another direction to bolster his statements. This is a very common tactic on talk shows and “news” shows on TV… using an example of something completely unrelated to the topic to make a point. Anyway, that type of garbage drives me nuts.