Unedited Interview Reveals Bill O’Reilly Cut Best Of Jon Stewart’s Interview (Again)

Stewart is a know nothing clown trying to get attention.

this is the only reason I ever watch Fox News. Glad I missed it though, I'd rather watch it online than give them +1 viewer

What blows my mind is the Fox viewers. Like brainwashed fools prostrating themselves before a ersatz Jim Jones Guru, they are victims of their own fear and ego. Fear, for not understanding a complex world, and egotists because education in reality makes them feel stupid. Hopeless clods.

I saw the edited version. I thought "this sucks". The unedited version is much better.

This just goes to show that they are scared of Jon Stewart and what He has to say. Those at fox are scared of the truth so they cut out what they believe is going to point Folks in that dirrection. I would believe what Jon says even if said in satire long before I would believe what Fox News has to say. The truth is easy to hide from the genral public when it is left on the editing room floor. Only those that are scared whould do such an act.

I've never seen such an interesting conversation between a comedian and a talking anus.

I'm surprised O'Reilly didn't have that footage destroyed.
And i'm wondering if he fired the cameraman who kept laughing every time Stewart laid the smack down.

I've never watched O'Reilly's show, but have seen clips. Isn't it usually shot in an unedited interview format? Why does he "Pre-interview" Jon Stewart for later insertion into the show? One can only assume he feels he isn't capable of holding his own with JS and needs the upper hand of the edit.

It certainly looked liked Bill was jealous of all the attention Jon has been getting from his book and from the rally. The interview was a lot more about Bill's wounded ego than Jon's book.

Calling the book "nonsense and gibberish" then repeatedly complaining about how heavy it was is very rude. I'm betting Bill was scared it was going to sell a lot more than his books put together.

There was quite a difference between that interview and the last one where Bill didn't even try to be reasonable. Starting off by making wild assumptions like "Do you have 'Obama remorse' now?" and similar kinds of generalizations just as bad as the "Have you quit beating your wife?" line of accusations.

I guess the reaction to the last interview didn't go like Bill wanted to and proved that Jon got the better of him when Jon made the point of how Fox was "a cyclonic 24 hour media arm that pushed their narrative onto their audience"

Either Bill sensed another "Crossfire" moment from that or as Jon pointed out that Bill was only Fox 1.0 and Beck is 2.0 so they are demoting Bill to sidekick status in the upgrade.

To Bill only "the folks" count for anything and the rest are all "stoned slackers" because he only cares about his ratings and his audience that brings him attention.

That kind of selfishness is pretty childish

But Bill resents how much better treated Glenn Beck and Meghan Kelly are than he is. When Jon brings up how big and beatiful Kelly’s brand new studio is “It’s like Time Square and a kinda Zigfeld production” and how it looks like Bill is “stuck underneath the Tower of London”

Bill replies “That’s kinda the way they treat me here, but that’s alright” that shows how he resents it. Then Jon points out why Bill is resentful “You’re still the big dog and the big dog shouldn’t have to be in the smaller kennel”

That was the whole reason for all the insults, not listening to Jon and making stuff up to push the narrative that “Obama has lost touch with ‘the folks’ that Bill was pushing throughout the interview. Bill has been “spanked” just like Karl Rove and he was trying to “get out of the doghouse” by acting more crazy and confrontational with emotion laden rhetoric since it works for Beck and Kelly and they have been rewarded for it.

Where Jon "hurt him where it really counts damaging his ego" was when he reminded Bill what he had "unleashed" by sacrificing his integrity for his career and how much farther everyone else had taken it to a ludicrous extreme and surpassed Bill's career.