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Stephen Colbert to Jon Stewart: "I Want You to Apologize to Geraldo!" watch!

youtube.com — The Fox News clip in the middle of a totally clueless Geraldo Rivera and Bill O'Reilly is priceless! APOLOGIZE!

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  • J2Duncan, on 10/12/2007, -8/+2dupe http://digg.com/videos_comedy/Stephen_Colbert_is_angry_and_demands_and_apology
    • arcticblue, on 10/12/2007, -0/+0Taking cues from Apple, I have trademarked all but one letter of my name (U-N-C-A-N). Unfortunately, your user name has all of them including the 5 that are trademarked. Please respect my intellectual property and change it.

      ~M. Duncan

      j/k
  • mt066, on 10/12/2007, -0/+7Geraldo wishes he had the buzz that Jon Stweart and Colbert do. They have also ripped on him on many occasions. Besides, this is a guy that made a living on trashy daytime telivision for years. Probably thought he could get away with it on Bill O'Riely, thinking no Comedy Central fans would be watching. What a loser.
  • Dradis, on 10/12/2007, -0/+10"They make a living by putting on video of old lady slipping on ice and people laughing."
    A) Stewart and Colbert often provide more in-depth news coverage than most news outlets, certainly their segments are more well-researched than anything the O'Reilly Factor has ever excreted.
    B) The political satire featured on both shows is not only hilarious, it's often quite complex.
    C) At least the Daily Show and the Colbert Report use concrete facts, unlike Rivera's creative journalism stint in Afghanistan..
    D) Geraldo, do you even know how to speak English?
  • DrGonzo1184, on 10/12/2007, -0/+2While I digg this, who ever put their water mark over the comedy centeral is a douche. Look at the bottom right corner.
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