The Daily Show is turning out to be a vital source of news and information during this war.
Jon and the gang are gracious as always as they connect the frightening, depressing dots. (Note: here's an update on some developments in this situation since this clip was originally posted.)
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Thank you for posting this Lisa.
Posted by: Cowicide on March 27, 2003 10:44 AMThank you for posting this Lisa.
Posted by: Cowicide on March 27, 2003 10:46 AMYes, thanks Lisa. I saw this and have been quoting it to my friends for the past two days. Now I can let them see it for themselves.
Posted by: Burwood McFarland on March 27, 2003 11:29 AMThat's backstabtastic!
Posted by: Tim on March 27, 2003 11:36 AMComedy Central has a high-res version on their servers (so you can save your bandwidth), in realvideo format.
Man, I wish I had stayed up for this last night.
Posted by: vivek on March 27, 2003 11:58 AMCheck the link...some new development with Halliburton:
http://www.msnbc.com/news/892259.asp?0cv=KB10&cp1=1
Posted by: B on March 28, 2003 07:29 PMHey idiot, get your facts straight. That's the problem with you f'in liberals, you defeat yourselves with made-up facts made for an ignorant liberal public. There's plenty of legitimate facts around to bash the administration, try addressing them.
PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH
Top Contributors
MBNA Corp $240,675
Vinson & Elkins $202,850
Credit Suisse First Boston $191,400
Ernst & Young $179,949
Andersen Worldwide $145,650
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co $144,900
Merrill Lynch $132,425
PricewaterhouseCoopers $127,798
Baker & Botts $116,121
Citigroup Inc $114,300
Goldman Sachs Group $113,999
Enron Corp $113,800
Bank of America $112,500
KPMG LLP $107,744
Jenkens & Gilchrist $105,450
Enterprise Rent-A-Car $97,498
State of Texas $87,254
American General Corp $84,134
Deloitte & Touche $81,600
AXA Financial $79,725
Hey idiot, get your facts straight. That's the problem with you f'in liberals, you defeat yourselves with made-up facts made for an ignorant liberal public. There's plenty of legitimate facts around to bash the administration, try addressing them.
PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH
Top Contributors
MBNA Corp $240,675
Vinson & Elkins $202,850
Credit Suisse First Boston $191,400
Ernst & Young $179,949
Andersen Worldwide $145,650
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co $144,900
Merrill Lynch $132,425
PricewaterhouseCoopers $127,798
Baker & Botts $116,121
Citigroup Inc $114,300
Goldman Sachs Group $113,999
Enron Corp $113,800
Bank of America $112,500
KPMG LLP $107,744
Jenkens & Gilchrist $105,450
Enterprise Rent-A-Car $97,498
State of Texas $87,254
American General Corp $84,134
Deloitte & Touche $81,600
AXA Financial $79,725
Hey idiot, get your facts straight. That's the problem with you f'in liberals, you defeat yourselves with made-up facts made for an ignorant liberal public. There's plenty of legitimate facts around to bash the administration, try addressing them.
PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH
Top Contributors
MBNA Corp $240,675
Vinson & Elkins $202,850
Credit Suisse First Boston $191,400
Ernst & Young $179,949
Andersen Worldwide $145,650
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co $144,900
Merrill Lynch $132,425
PricewaterhouseCoopers $127,798
Baker & Botts $116,121
Citigroup Inc $114,300
Goldman Sachs Group $113,999
Enron Corp $113,800
Bank of America $112,500
KPMG LLP $107,744
Jenkens & Gilchrist $105,450
Enterprise Rent-A-Car $97,498
State of Texas $87,254
American General Corp $84,134
Deloitte & Touche $81,600
AXA Financial $79,725
Hey idiot, get your facts straight. That's the problem with you f'in liberals, you defeat yourselves with made-up facts made for an ignorant liberal public. There's plenty of legitimate facts around to bash the administration, try addressing them.
PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH
Top Contributors
MBNA Corp $240,675
Vinson & Elkins $202,850
Credit Suisse First Boston $191,400
Ernst & Young $179,949
Andersen Worldwide $145,650
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co $144,900
Merrill Lynch $132,425
PricewaterhouseCoopers $127,798
Baker & Botts $116,121
Citigroup Inc $114,300
Goldman Sachs Group $113,999
Enron Corp $113,800
Bank of America $112,500
KPMG LLP $107,744
Jenkens & Gilchrist $105,450
Enterprise Rent-A-Car $97,498
State of Texas $87,254
American General Corp $84,134
Deloitte & Touche $81,600
AXA Financial $79,725
Hey idiot, get your facts straight. That's the problem with you f'in liberals, you defeat yourselves with made-up facts made for an ignorant liberal public. There's plenty of legitimate facts around to bash the administration, try addressing them.
PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH
Top Contributors
MBNA Corp $240,675
Vinson & Elkins $202,850
Credit Suisse First Boston $191,400
Ernst & Young $179,949
Andersen Worldwide $145,650
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co $144,900
Merrill Lynch $132,425
PricewaterhouseCoopers $127,798
Baker & Botts $116,121
Citigroup Inc $114,300
Goldman Sachs Group $113,999
Enron Corp $113,800
Bank of America $112,500
KPMG LLP $107,744
Jenkens & Gilchrist $105,450
Enterprise Rent-A-Car $97,498
State of Texas $87,254
American General Corp $84,134
Deloitte & Touche $81,600
AXA Financial $79,725
Hey idiot, get your facts straight. That's the problem with you f'in liberals, you defeat yourselves with made-up facts made for an ignorant liberal public. There's plenty of legitimate facts around to bash the administration, try addressing them.
PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH
Top Contributors
MBNA Corp $240,675
Vinson & Elkins $202,850
Credit Suisse First Boston $191,400
Ernst & Young $179,949
Andersen Worldwide $145,650
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co $144,900
Merrill Lynch $132,425
PricewaterhouseCoopers $127,798
Baker & Botts $116,121
Citigroup Inc $114,300
Goldman Sachs Group $113,999
Enron Corp $113,800
Bank of America $112,500
KPMG LLP $107,744
Jenkens & Gilchrist $105,450
Enterprise Rent-A-Car $97,498
State of Texas $87,254
American General Corp $84,134
Deloitte & Touche $81,600
AXA Financial $79,725
Hey idiot, get your facts straight. That's the problem with you f'in liberals, you defeat yourselves with made-up facts made for an ignorant liberal public. There's plenty of legitimate facts around to bash the administration, try addressing them.
PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH
Top Contributors
MBNA Corp $240,675
Vinson & Elkins $202,850
Credit Suisse First Boston $191,400
Ernst & Young $179,949
Andersen Worldwide $145,650
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co $144,900
Merrill Lynch $132,425
PricewaterhouseCoopers $127,798
Baker & Botts $116,121
Citigroup Inc $114,300
Goldman Sachs Group $113,999
Enron Corp $113,800
Bank of America $112,500
KPMG LLP $107,744
Jenkens & Gilchrist $105,450
Enterprise Rent-A-Car $97,498
State of Texas $87,254
American General Corp $84,134
Deloitte & Touche $81,600
AXA Financial $79,725
Hey idiot, get your facts straight. That's the problem with you f'in liberals, you defeat yourselves with made-up facts made for an ignorant liberal public. There's plenty of legitimate facts around to bash the administration, try addressing them.
PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH
Top Contributors
MBNA Corp $240,675
Vinson & Elkins $202,850
Credit Suisse First Boston $191,400
Ernst & Young $179,949
Andersen Worldwide $145,650
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co $144,900
Merrill Lynch $132,425
PricewaterhouseCoopers $127,798
Baker & Botts $116,121
Citigroup Inc $114,300
Goldman Sachs Group $113,999
Enron Corp $113,800
Bank of America $112,500
KPMG LLP $107,744
Jenkens & Gilchrist $105,450
Enterprise Rent-A-Car $97,498
State of Texas $87,254
American General Corp $84,134
Deloitte & Touche $81,600
AXA Financial $79,725
I thought that posting the same message over and over was really convincing. It is very convincing to hear the same message again and again. If a message is not reinforced over and over again, sometimes you just don't get convinced.
Posted by: George Bush on September 10, 2003 03:08 AMBizz, tough talk on the computer. First, lighten up. It was mentioned that Enron was the number one contributor to the Bush campaign. So all I was pointing out was that that was false. With regard to VP Cheney, the money he's getting from Haliburton was money that he could've taken in a lump sum when he left but chose not to. If he's violated the law somehow, I'm sure in this day and age, you can rest assured it will catch up with him. And make no mistake about it, I hope anyone convicted of financial wrondoings at Enron or any other business (that think they can screw the public and get away with it) are ass-raped in prison for the rest of their lives. As to the posting of my response numerous times that was unintentional, a problem with my computer. I'm not a computer expert, I'm a fighter pilot in the Air Force. So if you'd like to come down to Houston and discuss this, rather than throwing out the 'little prick' on the computer, come on down, I'm at the 111th Fighter Squadron, Ellington Field, Houston (ask for Gunny).
Posted by: CSP on September 25, 2003 10:21 PMWell, I hope I did not add to the row. Anyway, take a look at Halliburton's financials - they lost almost a billion $ last year, and might have gone the way of Enron were it not for their fortuitous win in Iraq. I work in the Middle East, and deal with Halliburton, and everyone there has a desperate look on their face - like they are waiting for the cash to roll in before they can take out a mortgage. While I doubt that they went to war to save the company, I think it is at least remotely possible that portfolio exposure to this company in the top ranks helped them win the business. Desperate times call for deperate measures, and hearing this administrationa talk so much about integrity bekons the question: why is this always on your munds, dudes?
Posted by: George Bush on October 12, 2003 02:57 AMWell I am glad that you boys have made up - it is really touching for the rest of us. Now I I have to get back to my War on Common Sense - you see, noone noticed that Halliburton could have gone the way of Enron if it weren't for their timely win in I-raq. I mean, they lost a billion last year - maybe I should have sent Larry Ellison their way instead...
Posted by: George Bush on October 14, 2003 05:43 AMWell I am glad that you boys have made up - it is really touching for the rest of us. Now I I have to get back to my War on Common Sense - you see, noone noticed that Halliburton could have gone the way of Enron if it weren't for their timely win in I-raq. I mean, they lost a billion last year - maybe I should have sent Larry Ellison their way instead...
Posted by: George Bush on October 14, 2003 05:44 AMWell I am glad that you boys have made up - it is really touching for the rest of us. Now I I have to get back to my War on Common Sense - you see, noone noticed that Halliburton could have gone the way of Enron if it weren't for their timely win in I-raq. I mean, they lost a billion last year - maybe I should have sent Larry Ellison their way instead...
Posted by: George Bush on October 14, 2003 05:44 AMWell I am glad that you boys have made up - it is really touching for the rest of us. Now I I have to get back to my War on Common Sense - you see, noone noticed that Halliburton could have gone the way of Enron if it weren't for their timely win in I-raq. I mean, they lost a billion last year - maybe I should have sent Larry Ellison their way instead...
Posted by: George Bush on October 14, 2003 05:45 AMWell I am glad that you boys have made up - it is really touching for the rest of us. Now I I have to get back to my War on Common Sense - you see, noone noticed that Halliburton could have gone the way of Enron if it weren't for their timely win in I-raq. I mean, they lost a billion last year - maybe I should have sent Larry Ellison their way instead...
Posted by: George Bush on October 14, 2003 05:46 AMWell I am glad that you boys have made up - it is really touching for the rest of us. Now I I have to get back to my War on Common Sense - you see, noone noticed that Halliburton could have gone the way of Enron if it weren't for their timely win in I-raq. I mean, they lost a billion last year - maybe I should have sent Larry Ellison their way instead...
Posted by: G. Bush on October 14, 2003 05:46 AMWell I am glad that you boys have made up - it is really touching for the rest of us. Now I I have to get back to my War on Common Sense - you see, noone noticed that Halliburton could have gone the way of Enron if it weren't for their timely win in I-raq. I mean, they lost a billion last year - maybe I should have sent Larry Ellison their way instead...
Posted by: G. Bush on October 14, 2003 05:47 AMWell, Bizz, go to Yahoo Finance and look at Halliburton's balance sheet(ticker HAL). Tell me if you see what I see - this company was in a serious financial mess before I gave them I-raq. The real issue is not who gave me money during the campaign, but who is giving me the best ROI now.
Posted by: George Bush on December 15, 2003 12:09 AMBy the way, here is the cause of the multiposts you cantankerous bitch.
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