Full Unedited Jon Stewart / Bill O'Reilly Interview (Video Included)

Jon Stewart's appearance on the O'Reilly Factor is worth watching.  Its 42 minutes long and all praises go to therightscoop that posted its entirety on youtube.com so you don't have to mess around with FoxNews.com's crappy video player.

Stewart gives a much longer, detailed, and damning walkthrough of how Fox's news and opinion programming work together to form one conservative "narrative," exceptions like Shepard Smith notwithstanding:

STEWART: The way that you did it: you can't shoot conservative talk radio directly into the veins of the American people. Their heads would blow up. You can only have that in taxis and various places in people's homes. So what you've done is, you've taken a cyclonic, narrative-driven, news organ, you know, media arm of a political party, of a political wing, and you've sprinkled it. You've cut it with a little bit of objectiv--a little bit of Chris Wallace asking a tough question--a little bit.

O'REILLY: From 9 to 4, when Cavuto comes on, that's seven hours.

STEWART: Not even close. Not even close. Because they're also part of the journey.

O'REILLY: Who's part of the journey?

STEWART: The journey begins in the morning. It begins with the wide-eyed innocents of Fox and Friends. "Obama has czars. You know, I googled 'czars.' Did you know that's a Russian word? For a Russian leader?" Or they'll go through, "These children in second grade are singing the praises of Obama. Did you know they sing the praises of their leader... in North Korea?" And then when the hard news comes on, they'll go: "Some people are concerned that they're indoctrinating children!"

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