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60 minutes. Jon Stewart
"The Daily Show" on Comedy Central has become must-see television for news junkies and politicians alike. And now, he's kicked up some dust by going after what Correspondent Steve Kroft calls "the shouting matches that pass themselves off as cable news."
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- ""The Daily Show" on Comedy Central has become must-see television for news junkies and politicians alike. And now, he's kicked up some dust by going after what Correspondent Steve Kroft calls "the shouting matches that pass themselves off as cable news.""@en
- ""No one's made fake news as popular as Jon Stewart, and for some people fake news is more popular than real news, and often the only news they pay attention to. Stewart's Daily show on Comedy Central regularly mocks the news, newsmakers and the media. His coverage of the 2004 election was considered the most telling and he won a Peabody Award for it"--Container."
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