Jon Stewart, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart AlterNet: Video. August 1, 2008. He also takes the MSM to task over their ridiculous coverage. This is hilarious.
Mark Ristaino, AlterNet AlterNet: Video. June 3, 2008. Former White House Press Secretary reinvents himself with interviews on "Daily Show", ""Countdown with Keith Olbermann" and "Meet the Press".
Mark Ristaino, AlterNet AlterNet: Video. May 28, 2008. Taibbi talks about joining the ranks America's conspiratorial fringes to write "The Great Derangement".
Joshua Holland, AlterNet AlterNet: PEEK. April 12, 2008. Faux News Channel produces glowing hagiography of Bush, John Oliver puts it through the shredder.
Rachel Sklar, Huffington Post AlterNet: Election 2008. March 20, 2008. Stewart's had easier targets of mockery than Obama delivering one of the most warmly received speeches of the campaign, but he gave it his best shot.
Manila Ryce, The Largest Minority AlterNet: Video. November 2, 2007. Daily Show correspondent Jason Jones lusts after the wives of Fred Thompson and Dennis Kucinich with hilarious results.
Nicole Belle, AlterNet: Video. October 19, 2007. Jon Stewart and "The Daily Show" take a look at the unintentionally funny, yet all-too-sad interview disgraced Sen. Larry "Bathroom Scandal" Craig gave to Matt Lauer.
Manila Ryce, AlterNet: Video. October 12, 2007. Black says, "Let me get this straight, Republicans read the Sunday Times, and it's an ad that gets them angry!?"
Manila Ryce, AlterNet: Video. October 9, 2007. Apparently, the commander-in-chief also has the power to change the definition of our words to fit his own misunderstandings of them.
Adam Howard, AlterNet: Video. August 22, 2007. Jon Stewart and correspondent Rob Riggle debunk the claims of hawks like Lieberman, Lindsey Graham and Indiana's Rep. Mike Pence, that Baghdad is just as peaceful as an "Indiana market in the summertime."
Adam Howard, AlterNet: PEEK. August 20, 2007. Even though The Daily Show's war coverage has consistently been some of the best, they've never actually ventured to Iraq for real, until now.