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Jon Stewart Continues to Hammer Fox News For Obama Coverage:

To keep things fair, Stewart also looked at the other big two cable networks: MSNBC and CNN.
June 9, 2009  |  
 
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Last week Jon Stewart took on Fox News for their coverage of Obama's speech in Cairo calling their personalities "extremists" and saying, "What a torture it must be for such pretty people to see such ugly things."

Last night, Stewart continued to pound the cable network for biased insinuations, and showed a clip of Hannity editing Obama's words to unjustly make him sound like a 9/11 apologist. This practice, as our own Jason Linkins has pointed out, is not unique to Hannity, but endemic to Fox as a whole.

To keep things fair, Stewart also looked at the other big two cable networks: MSNBC and CNN. He mocked the former for

mentioning Rush Limbaugh at every turn

, and CNN for being desperate to win the social networking wars. (Note: That might not actually be a thing.)

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