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Daily Show host tells O'Reilly he's been outflanked by "Fox News 2.0"
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Daily Show host tells O'Reilly he's been outflanked by "Fox News 2.0"
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On an opportunity in North Korea, the revival of George Bush, and etiquette advice for male bankers
"I just want to stuff my head with lucid and evocative ideas."
On O'Donnell's upset victory, the Christie effect, and the meaning of the Koran
Hold the birtherism, keep the activism
On Britain's austerity, the "smugness" of anti-Americanism, and the conservative "Day After Tomorrow"
The Comedy Central host despises the MSM. The feeling's not mutual.
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Rupert Murdoch with a shark fin, helicopters, and a magic wand
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