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Snip "He's typically harder on the right than on the left, but Stewart's biggest loyalty — as he proved again in a "Fox News Sunday" interview — has been to deflating hypocrisy. "

During his epic interview with Chris Wallace on Sunday Jon Stewart trotted out the last year's much-blogged about study that stated FOX Viewers were the most misinformed in the country. During the interview Wallace didn't counter Stewart's claim (other than to show a Comedy Central clip from 2005) however, Politifact, the non-partisan fact-checking organization has done some digging. Conclusion? Not so much. But wait, it's a bit more complicated than that.

Over at Breitbart’s Big Hollywood, 23-year-old comedian Steven Crowder has been outlining an appalling show business story. According to Crowder—my sometime colleague at PJTV—his manager submitted his work to some producers at The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. One senior producer wrote to the manager to say, “Steven is definitely a talented guy,” but “we never book conservative pundits.” Crowder then made one of his weekly YouTube videos in which he displayed the letter and discussed the incident. Mostly, he did this by way of promoting his friend Benjamin Shapiro’s new book Primetime Propaganda which, aptly enough, exposes TV’s tacit...

Jon Stewart appeared in his first Sunday morning news show interview ever with Chris Wallace, and unlike his often entertaining and jovial encounters with Fox News’ Bill O’Reilly, this confrontation was a bit more heated. Wallace opened the segment suggesting to Stewart “you love to take shots at Fox News” and from there Wallace was determined to get Stewart to admit that the mainstream media has a liberal bias. Yet Stewart refused to believe that anyone in the media is as “relentlessly activist” as Fox News.Stewart maintained that besides possibly MSNBC, no media organization is in any way close to