The Daily Show with Jon Stewart

Two Front Media War

Season 7 • 01/28/2003

Stephen Colbert comes up with a simple solution to help the media cover a war on two fronts.

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04:04

Ad Nauseam - Super Sunday
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Ed Helms reviews the best ads from Super Bowl XXXVII.
01/27/2003
06:17

Rosie Perez
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Rosie Perez talks about getting naked on stage in her new play, "Frankie and Johnny."
01/27/2003
00:20

Moment of Zen - Bison Rush
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A couple in a Levi's commercial remains unscathed after facing down a herd of charging bison.
01/27/2003
01:00

Intro - State of the Union
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Jon Stewart is shocked by President Bush's State of the Union address that just ended.
01/28/2003
05:00

Sam Rockwell
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Sam Rockwell admits to "blowing up" onto the Hollywood scene and discusses his roots of drinking on top of mountains in San Francisco.
01/28/2003
01:49

I on News - Two Front Media War
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Regarding a war on two fronts, Jon Stewart delivers the bad news that the media may not be able to sustain a second graphics package.
01/28/2003
02:20

Two Front Media War
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Using evasive language, Senior War Correspondant Rob Corddry makes sure no one will ever know exactly where he is.
01/28/2003
04:26

Headlines - Hans Solo
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To help the public understand the vague statements the United Nations and the White House have made on weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, President Bush has legalized pot.
01/28/2003
02:10

According to a New Study - Roller Coasters, Pot, Obesity
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Jon Stewart relays good news for roller coaster fans, congratulates children on their record obesity levels and explains how smoking weed helps twins look different later in life
01/28/2003
00:14

Moment of Zen - Network Promos Montage
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Different channels' graphics packages for the Iraq War are shown on screen accompanied by terrifying music.
01/28/2003
01:42

Two Front Media War
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Stephen Colbert solves the media's problem of covering a war on two fronts by combining Iraq and North Korea into Iraqorea, the evilest place on Earth.
01/28/2003
00:12

Moment of Zen - Gary Locke
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Washington Governor Gary Locke delivers the Democrats' response to the president's State of the Union address.
01/29/2003
03:28

A War Perfect Union - Applause
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Senior Washington Correspondent Stephen Colbert learns that if you slow your speech down and punch up the last few words, anything you say will get applause.
01/29/2003
02:46

Headlines - A War Perfect Union
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By the end of President George W. Bush's State of the Union address, he had made a case for war with Iraq and an ambitious, some might say fictitious, domestic agenda.
01/29/2003
01:11

Headlines - A War Perfect Union - No Evidence
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This year's hot new catchphrase from President George W. Bush's State of the Union was: "He's given no evidence that he has destroyed them."
01/29/2003
01:12

Headlines - A War Perfect Union - War on Terror
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Following Bush's speech was the Democratic response, which this year was given by Washington Governor Gary Locke because Wisconsin's Alderman was busy.
01/29/2003
01:38

State of the Union Address - Cutaways
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Jon Stewart offers kudos to those who were tangentially related to the topic of the State of the Union speech at that particular moment.
01/29/2003
00:32

You Want a Piece of This?
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Jeff Greenfield usually gets paid to talk about the State of the Union address on CNN, but he's going on "The Daily Show" for free.
01/29/2003
03:16

Jeff Greenfield Pt. 1
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During President George W. Bush's State of the Union address, Jeff Greenfield got tired from all the standing ovations.
01/29/2003
03:47

Jeff Greenfield Pt. 2
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Jeff Greenfield believes that President George W. Bush is more like Ronald Reagan than George Bush.
01/29/2003
01:42

A War Perfect Union - Analysis
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President George W. Bush's State of the Union speech went against his administration's policies but went right along with speeches he's made in the past.
01/29/2003
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