A video I made about how the Daily Show with Jon Stewart uses satire to thwart the ill will of the news media, particularly Fox News. <br /> <br />Ownership of the images used in this video belong to Viacom Inc. and are for educational purposes only. <br /> <br />0:21 Rupert Murdoch, OWNER of Fox News Channel. <br /> <br />2:44 Roger Ailes, FOUNDER and CEO of Fox News. <br /> <br />7:46 Presidential candidate Ron Paul on being excluded in the media. <br /> <br />9:01 FOX News political commentator Sean Hannity presents a quote out of context. <br /> <br />9:38 Mr. Hannity apologizes, saying that it had not been done on purpose. <br /> <br />10:09 FOX's Bret Baier discusses emails he had received from viewers. <br /> <br />11:48 Jon Stewart challenges CNN's Crossfire hosts to be more fair and balanced. <br /> <br />15:16 Stewart as guest on FOX News Sunday with host Chris Wallace. <br /> <br />17:01 Stewart commenting on FOX host Bill O'Reilly and commentator Bernie Goldberg. <br /> <br />18:28 Stewart as guest on FOX's The O'Reilly Factor with Bill O'Reilly. <br /> <br />21:06 Stewart as guest on CNN's Larry King Live. <br /> <br />22:30 Stewart discusses Wallace's response on FOX providing "Fair & Balanced" coverage. <br /> <br />23:48 Stewart discusses Wallace's assertion of FOX's credibility. <br /> <br />25:39 Stewart uses the fact-finding website PolitiFact.com to double-check FOX News facts. <br /> <br />27:16 Various televised news media avoid mentioning a certain presidential candidate. <br /> <br />28:10 Baier gives a smirk after a certain candidate gives his response during a debate. <br /> <br />28:35 Stewart interviews Baier on the Daily Show.
