Ken Buck - Trump’s Criminal Trial & MAGA's Hold On The GOP | The Daily Show

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  • “The message of [the GOP] is really whatever Trump wants, having nothing to do with conservative principles.” Former Republican Colorado Representative Ken Buck joins Jon Stewart to discuss his early resignation from Congress and why he doesn’t align with the principles of the MAGA wing of the Republican Party. They talk about the shift of news media to entertainment, Trump’s claims that everything unfavorable to him is “fraud,” and whether Trump’s hush money trial and verdict was a step toward eliminating corruption or a dangerous precedent of elected officials being targeted by the justice system. #DailyShow #TrumpTrial #JonStewart #MAGA
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  • @BlaQBetty2018
    @BlaQBetty2018 Před měsícem +10562

    Ken buck was my "representative" when he held a veterans issues town hall with less than 2 days of notice. I was working out of state at the time, took unscheduled pto and booked a last minute flight to attend. After showing up 15 minutes late to a 1 hour meeting, spending 20 minutes congratulating himself on the trump tax cuts, and complaining about not having enough money to properly fund veterans programs, the obvious question of how tax cuts would increase funding for the VA was asked. After he and Phil Roe outright lied to a room full of veterans, I called out his obvious lie and he threatened to have the armed police officer in the room arrest me. I am a 100% disabled veteran. Ken buck and all the rest of the gop can pound sand as far as I'm concerned.

    • @theripper1705
      @theripper1705 Před měsícem +792

      Thank you for your service.

    • @willardSpirit
      @willardSpirit Před měsícem

      For the GOP "support the troops" is just lip service

    • @Hillary4SupremeRuler
      @Hillary4SupremeRuler Před měsícem +873

      Yet sooo many vet Bros and even active duty service men will fall over themselves to vote for Trump 🙄

    • @be.random
      @be.random Před měsícem +93

      🫡🙏

    • @croaker4747
      @croaker4747 Před měsícem +325

      Not as many as you might think.

  • @user-lv1ev3dn8f
    @user-lv1ev3dn8f Před měsícem +3280

    How is Jon Stewart, a comedian, the most competent journalist in the United States? This is how journalism is supposed to be done. Respectfully holding the subject's feet to the fire. Bravo sir. Bravo.

    • @xephyr417
      @xephyr417 Před měsícem +78

      He's the one of the only few trying to do this.

    • @plastikk12
      @plastikk12 Před měsícem +85

      He's not trying to cozy up to a political establishment, he's trying to report TRUTH.

    • @PeterP-dj2qi
      @PeterP-dj2qi Před měsícem +64

      Comedians have to be spot on to be successful. Jon Stewart is the most successful. So by necessity he has to be among the best truthtellers, like an old-school investigative journalist.

    • @TommyJonesProductions
      @TommyJonesProductions Před měsícem +39

      His salary doesn't depend on making the election close.

    • @spartacus36526
      @spartacus36526 Před měsícem +42

      Because Jon Stewart = GOAT

  • @seethlaemmert5175
    @seethlaemmert5175 Před měsícem +134

    Keeping the audience from booing was a class move. Well done.

    • @r0bw00d
      @r0bw00d Před měsícem +6

      Colbert handled it better. Jon took too long by making a joke out of his response. When that happened to Ted Cruz, Stephen turned to the audience and said something like, "Stop that! He's my guest! You will not boo him."

    • @Mikeyboy51866
      @Mikeyboy51866 Před 26 dny +16

      Both handled it well. The booing stopped and both guests looked appreciative.

    • @PaintGuru24
      @PaintGuru24 Před 11 dny +5

      @@r0bw00d I think the difference was that Colbert materially disagreed with the booing impulse. I think Stewart understood enough why they were booing to not get upset about it, but needed it to stop on principal. So he gave them a gentle chide with a joke.

    • @r0bw00d
      @r0bw00d Před 11 dny

      @@PaintGuru24 I'm sure Stephen understood why his audience booed, too, and he got upset because that's his personality--one that I'm more inclined to align with, admittedly. I'll take a firm hand over a coy chiding any day of the week, given that the latter suggests that you're open to the action, even at the level presented.

    • @MikeW_is_entertained_thanks
      @MikeW_is_entertained_thanks Před 3 dny

      I thought it was a master class. What’s even more interesting to me as that left leaning folks are complimenting & encouraging civility.

  • @h2oespi541
    @h2oespi541 Před měsícem +77

    At the end of the day, Ken and the rest, will still put party before country every single time. He is no saint

    • @Mcquiz95
      @Mcquiz95 Před 23 dny +2

      Of course, a see you next Tuesday even. But unlike most Republicans that I'm aware of he at least seems human. A terrible human, but human nontheless. Trump and his rabid supporters I can't see as people because they live in a completely different reality.

  • @openminded4751
    @openminded4751 Před měsícem +919

    “Found a felony or there was a felony?” Was a great comeback

    • @shanaeverowe9626
      @shanaeverowe9626 Před měsícem +19

      I find felonies when looking for quarters for the gumball machine

    • @JBBost
      @JBBost Před měsícem +12

      @@shanaeverowe9626 Cause you're robbing the quarters from a charity!

    • @MustangsCanTurnToo
      @MustangsCanTurnToo Před měsícem +3

      @@JBBost🤣🤣🤣

    • @shanaeverowe9626
      @shanaeverowe9626 Před měsícem +10

      @@JBBost it's not my fault those quarters were left in the water fountain ⛲

    • @dapuman
      @dapuman Před měsícem +5

      BUT WHAT ABOUT HUNTER BIDEN?!? /s

  • @TheReykjavik
    @TheReykjavik Před měsícem +5003

    Ken Buck is lying, Trump hasn't been unfairly targeted, he's been unfairly protected. If someone without power had done half the crimes Trump has, they'd already be in prison.

    • @blueberry-ri7eb
      @blueberry-ri7eb Před měsícem +222

      He is being protected by powerful people, Alito, Thomas, Cannon, Leo,

    • @blueberry-ri7eb
      @blueberry-ri7eb Před měsícem

      Trump's crime affected the whole country. He defrauded the people before the election. And is responsible for election interference. If the truth came out he would have lost 2016 and women would have their rights .

    • @bkm2797
      @bkm2797 Před měsícem +168

      It's so weird how their brains work isn't it. How they manipulate the thought process into a magic act is criminal when you think about it.

    • @TheReykjavik
      @TheReykjavik Před měsícem +125

      @@blueberry-ri7eb Not to mention a huge media apparatus and an entire political party repeating the lies.

    • @gladtravis
      @gladtravis Před měsícem +28

      Your daily reminder that even when you have something in common with a Republican, they go out of their way to remind you they still hold abhorrent views. See also Liz Cheney and Mitt Romney.

  • @fwfulton
    @fwfulton Před měsícem +123

    Props to Ken doing this interview. He knew what to expect and could happen, went anyway. I am Not a R or D, I am an American; I want the best for everyone in this country. Jon, We and by We I mean "Every Sane Person in America" are so ecstatic to have you back even for just one day a Week.

  • @margesimpson100
    @margesimpson100 Před měsícem +62

    The way Jon halted the boos of his audience to continue civil discourse is a masterclass in respectful debate and open dialogue while staying engaging and entertaining

  • @user-yj4zs9po9e
    @user-yj4zs9po9e Před měsícem +1589

    It’s people like this guy who have kept Trump out of prison the past 50 years.

  • @therealmoiseshenriques4125
    @therealmoiseshenriques4125 Před měsícem +4170

    To me the dangerous precedent is not holding someone like Trump accountable. Being a president shouldn’t mean you are immune for anything you’ve done.

    • @janicearroyo-wright8529
      @janicearroyo-wright8529 Před měsícem +1

      I'm no Republican, but Bill Clinton got off pretty easy for his scandals including playoffs.

    • @mattharvey7799
      @mattharvey7799 Před měsícem +134

      @@janicearroyo-wright8529 That is the freaking point they are making.... Hold people accountable even at the highest office. Regardless of political side.

    • @gracelloyd3758
      @gracelloyd3758 Před měsícem +29

      Amen!

    • @2nostromo
      @2nostromo Před měsícem +84

      The other important point made by Buck... Trump is a symptom. please think about that dear friends. Isn't that the bigger issue? Think about the rise of fascism circa 1930's for example.

    • @timloo6191
      @timloo6191 Před měsícem +103

      In the first place, a person who holds high office such as president should be held to higher standards. This is not what happening in usa.

  • @celiagraham5920
    @celiagraham5920 Před měsícem +73

    Jon Stewart can have these clear and honest interviews with politicians because of his comedy. It’s a comfortable environment. We appreciate you Jon Stewart!

  • @laurierobinson699
    @laurierobinson699 Před měsícem +271

    A president any president should be held to the highest standards of justice

    • @yolandazach
      @yolandazach Před 26 dny

      As should the Supreme Court!
      There is NO Integrity in the GOP.

    • @chaos800
      @chaos800 Před 26 dny

      head of the executive branch? they're the executor of justice followed by a judgement by the judiciary

    • @bethanygagas7532
      @bethanygagas7532 Před 24 dny

      Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was sentenced to house arrest & millions of euros in fines for corruption. 🇫🇷 did it right.

    • @shelleyjennings4344
      @shelleyjennings4344 Před 23 dny +2

      @@laurierobinson699 Ditto for the not so Supreme Court!

    • @jennifermoffitt7294
      @jennifermoffitt7294 Před 21 dnem

      then every potus is a war criminal... lets go

  • @mattdylla3225
    @mattdylla3225 Před měsícem +940

    "'Found a felony', or 'there was a felony'?"
    That's why we need John Stewart.

    • @publicuser2534
      @publicuser2534 Před měsícem +28

      His Freudian slip with “Drug Dealers” and “Drug Users” was perfect. Most of his gun cases could have been users, but he primarily brought charges against drug dealers. This guy is a fool.

    • @Abdullah-london
      @Abdullah-london Před měsícem +17

      That's how he makes a court judgement sound fake, they found a felony.

    • @fluxrider7027
      @fluxrider7027 Před měsícem +14

      Yes, that line was classic Stewart.

    • @edub9930
      @edub9930 Před měsícem +11

      Facts on facts on facts 👏👏👏

    • @_EmptyBox_
      @_EmptyBox_ Před měsícem +13

      Love the way he forced those distinctions several times.

  • @BatmanHQYT
    @BatmanHQYT Před měsícem +579

    "He doesn't want to drain the swamp, he just wants the deed to the swamp turned over to him."
    So cleverly put!

    • @victorpradha9946
      @victorpradha9946 Před měsícem +1

      So that the U.S. government can become another subsidiary of the Trump organization!

    • @normanmarcia7957
      @normanmarcia7957 Před měsícem +19

      and say its worth a gagillion dollars to get a loan on it but later claim its worth less when its time to pay taxes

    • @ttacking_you
      @ttacking_you Před měsícem

      The "swamp" as he puts it, isn't just any small superfluous bureau IT'S THE OTHER TWO G.D. BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT

    • @ttacking_you
      @ttacking_you Před měsícem

      The flabrador deciever actually thinks the executive should be the sole dictator of the proletariat

    • @markusw7833
      @markusw7833 Před měsícem +1

      @@normanmarcia7957 He's a proper pos, who somehow gets away with it in the swamp.

  • @zanderscoff
    @zanderscoff Před měsícem +39

    I love how charming Jon is when he knows someone is being genuine. It is the reason these "debates" become more or less discussions, because he doesnt have this narcissistic need to win the debate. He genuinely wants to make the other person feel comfortable and gets a back and forth even if he thinks the other person is completely wrong.

  • @commandershepard7728
    @commandershepard7728 Před 15 dny +8

    Jon "getting on to his audience" is why Jon is the hero we need... I 100% agree with out the audience felt in the moment...but Jon was correct to tell his audience this is a conversation and this isn't Rome..
    Jon is a class act.

  • @donclark9484
    @donclark9484 Před měsícem +3102

    Mr. Buck, imagine a Democrat doing half of what trump did. You would be outraged. You're a hypocrite sir.

    • @cinziam457
      @cinziam457 Před měsícem +62

      It would be WW3.

    • @janicearroyo-wright8529
      @janicearroyo-wright8529 Před měsícem +34

      You're a fool if you don't think all parties do the same stuff on a daily basis. I'm no Republican but as I recall Bill Clinton has his fair share of lies, affairs, and paying off people.

    • @a_paradoxfunction4156
      @a_paradoxfunction4156 Před měsícem +154

      Dems criticize other Dems, but the GOP will circle the wagons if any Republican is danger of criticism or censure (no matter what).

    • @MichaelAronson
      @MichaelAronson Před měsícem +77

      He's not a hypocrite. He's a liar. You can't call someone a hypocrite for a hypothetical scenario that hasn't happened. You can accuse him of lying about his current position.

    • @janicearroyo-wright8529
      @janicearroyo-wright8529 Před měsícem

      @@a_paradoxfunction4156 Absolutely not true. The right tries to oust its own speaker every couple of months. They are a mess. Honestly so is the left with the whole Israel problem right now.

  • @FilmArtPhoto
    @FilmArtPhoto Před měsícem +2779

    It DOESN'T MATTER that he's a "Former President"! A Criminal is a Criminal.
    We are supposed to be a Nation of LAWS, Not Men, NOT KINGS.

    • @SurprisedBuffalo-ug3rf
      @SurprisedBuffalo-ug3rf Před měsícem +27

      Exacy!!!! 😮😮😮

    • @punjgurl
      @punjgurl Před měsícem +51

      100%. he's citizen trump, who cares if he's a former president? no man is above the law.

    • @mattlepird8241
      @mattlepird8241 Před měsícem

      I agree! However, that Judge is in a very bad spot. The JURY found Trump guilty. If the judge sentences Trump to jail, his life will be in danger for years to come, people will become violent, possibly even start riots. If he does not sentence him to jail he's failing his oath, will be lose credibility...I do not envy him! He will lose no matter what he does right now.

    • @gianthills
      @gianthills Před měsícem

      the expert just told you there was no crime and the cult targeted Trump for political reasons. statute of limitations had run out. you should listen better.

    • @HairySourpuss
      @HairySourpuss Před měsícem

      What was the crime?

  • @curtchesnutt4992
    @curtchesnutt4992 Před 23 dny +31

    A former republican and still quite conservative, I cannot side w/former Rep Buck. Instead of excusing or diminishing accountability of those in great power for criminal and civil offenses, we should hold those to a higher standard.

  • @BerlinCB
    @BerlinCB Před měsícem +34

    Such an amazing interview. Jon would be a better President than anyone else I could think of right now.

    • @BobStein
      @BobStein Před 9 dny +2

      Possibly me too, but our standards are much too low.

  • @jeanneh9742
    @jeanneh9742 Před měsícem +1169

    I knew Jon Stewart was smart but he leaves Ken Buck in his dust.

    • @Jen7867
      @Jen7867 Před měsícem +54

      The nearly unbelievable thing is that when Jon was accepting the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, he joked that his brother was so intelligent and academically gifted that he knew he would have to go in a different direction. IQ is highly heritable (meaning genetics plays a huge role). But how far you go is also very dependent on how much you push yourself to learn and to be the best that you can be. To me, they seem like a very smart and very wise family!

    • @mark-ish
      @mark-ish Před měsícem +23

      Ken has to watch out for stumbling on the truth.
      Jon, just lets rip!!!

    • @mark-ish
      @mark-ish Před měsícem +5

      ​@@Jen7867interesting, thanks.

    • @erinmac4750
      @erinmac4750 Před měsícem +12

      I don't think Buck would've liked to face him in court. He would've lost for sure. ✊

    • @dennisstashek9653
      @dennisstashek9653 Před měsícem +28

      I would like to asked John in private, how many times he want to tell Ken straight to his face that he’s full of 💩

  • @blackranger3d
    @blackranger3d Před měsícem +1917

    He committed a crime and was found guilty. What a cry baby.

    • @ALCRAN2010
      @ALCRAN2010 Před měsícem +44

      Yup.
      Illegal means illegal.

    • @diedrebenson5950
      @diedrebenson5950 Před měsícem +40

      Biden’s administration had nothing to do with trump being indicted & found guilty! That’s not the way it works. DOJ did pass on taking on this on but I really believe it was so he could focus in the 1/6 related case & the documents case.

    • @DavidDudley-yy2ui
      @DavidDudley-yy2ui Před měsícem

      @@diedrebenson5950 I love it that they think Biden is controlling all sorts of evil conspiracies. how can anyone believe that , when they also say Joe can't find the bathroom in his own bedroom.

    • @wadestclair249
      @wadestclair249 Před měsícem +30

      And that was by a jury that his own lawyers had a hand in approving

    • @kennethboehnen271
      @kennethboehnen271 Před měsícem +5

      Snowflakes

  • @stephenschaffenberger6765
    @stephenschaffenberger6765 Před 26 dny +15

    This is one of Stewart's BEST interviews. He's so sharp here.

  • @jdavis.fw303
    @jdavis.fw303 Před měsícem +12

    Bravo sir, one of the only hard hitting, non-hack, interviews wth a politician Ive seen in years. While making it funny to boot, and quelling the audience boos, class!

  • @roseromans8497
    @roseromans8497 Před měsícem +1277

    I had some respect for Ken Buck before this interview. I lost it when he claims that Trump was only charged because he's Trump but Hunter Biden would've been charged if he were just an average Joe. The facts especially relating to the Hunter case don't support what he is saying.

    • @Shinotaku14
      @Shinotaku14 Před měsícem +10

      What's fascinating about Hunter Biden's indictment is that the VAST and I mean VAST majority of the people who lie on 4473 Forms (gun purchase paperwork) aren't prosecuted at all. The DOJ simply doesn't have time to deal with that. It would be an enormous number of people.

    • @teresaamanfu7408
      @teresaamanfu7408 Před měsícem +113

      He is no different from all the other MAGA people out there. The only reason why he resigned is because he knew he couldn’t win.
      Zero respect for him.

    • @bryanmachin2152
      @bryanmachin2152 Před měsícem +16

      Yes, I agree, that was specious!

    • @greensleeves32
      @greensleeves32 Před měsícem +33

      Wait, you had respect for Ken buck prior to just now? You must not be familiar with his work…

    • @TheJhndarwin
      @TheJhndarwin Před měsícem +11

      Yes you most definitely aren’t familiar with his wrk

  • @jeffreyenglish1815
    @jeffreyenglish1815 Před měsícem +1032

    Al Capone was targeted. Charlie Manson was targeted. I think that’s the premise of the law. It targets criminals. I can’t believe I have to explain this to a person that actually writes laws, but that’s how the law works. You commit a crime and get targeted. I know first graders who understand that. Why can’t you?

    • @jenniferhanses
      @jenniferhanses Před měsícem +18

      I think his point was he didn't like them using a specific name, even if that is absolutely who you intend to go after. It's kind of prejudging that you have a case when you've investigated nothing.
      And I can respect that position.

    • @rjb9715
      @rjb9715 Před měsícem +17

      Exactly - Al Capone came to my mind as well!

    • @theveryhighminister867
      @theveryhighminister867 Před měsícem

      @@jenniferhanses That and I think the concern is the precedent. After Nixon the Republicans became more radicalized which manifested under Clinton and his impeachment, this is going to only make them more insane

    • @teve90
      @teve90 Před měsícem +5

      @jeffrey... So was the scotsboro boys, super heavyweight champion jack johnson and MLK jr as criminals even tho they were all actually innocent. But by your hypocrisy these individuals deserve punishment

    • @user-lc1nm3me3f
      @user-lc1nm3me3f Před měsícem +3

      I'm an independent who voted for Buck because I thought him to have honor and integrity he did not disappoint ! 👏

  • @Joe-uw6rk
    @Joe-uw6rk Před měsícem +130

    The dangerous precedent is we still have people like Ken Buck enabling Trump

    • @kevinreid8946
      @kevinreid8946 Před 27 dny +3

      Buck said "In my mind the precedent is bad" so there's no factual reason why it shouldn't have been brought just Buck's Jedi Mind trick.

    • @sharonkelly4416
      @sharonkelly4416 Před 20 dny +2

      If Jon Stewart tan for President on the Democratic ticket, he’d win hands down!!!

    • @michaelleinbach6249
      @michaelleinbach6249 Před 16 dny +2

      @@sharonkelly4416 Not a chance. He would get fact checked in real time and then the games I know he plays you would know too.

    • @rewardilicious
      @rewardilicious Před 12 dny +1

      You guys are insane

    • @Will140f
      @Will140f Před 11 dny +1

      @@michaelleinbach6249would he? Because Trump and Biden are often fact checked in debates 🙄

  • @camillecarrigan1016
    @camillecarrigan1016 Před 27 dny +20

    I've been SCREAMING that Trump is a SYMPTOM and you are the ONLY person I've heard say it! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!

  • @MeliMaven
    @MeliMaven Před měsícem +1126

    No spine to the bitter end, Mr Buck. Still carrying water for a felonious traitor of a conman.

    • @woodproctor9223
      @woodproctor9223 Před měsícem +47

      Well he has a little weak spine that's stronger than the rest of the GOP.

    • @manorexia666
      @manorexia666 Před měsícem +93

      He had spine enough to come talk to Jon on the Daily Show... It's disappointing that he doesn't see the inconsistencies of his logic, but he came on The Daily Show and showed we CAN have respectful discourse.

    • @frankharris3159
      @frankharris3159 Před měsícem +60

      Buck only came on the show to push his nonsense. He just didn't account for Jon Stewart exposing him for the hypocrit he is.

    • @markmonaghan2309
      @markmonaghan2309 Před měsícem +14

      It's tribalism , simple,

    • @Ron-rs2zl
      @Ron-rs2zl Před měsícem +19

      He left Congress,not the party.

  • @jennifersjolander7964
    @jennifersjolander7964 Před měsícem +897

    One of the things I love most about Jon Stewart is his ability to respectfully discuss issues with people whom he fundamentally disagrees with. He doesn’t demonize or dehumanize, he doesn’t yell or insult them. We need more of that in this country right now.

    • @dandyjesus
      @dandyjesus Před měsícem +38

      He upholds values that he grants to the other side as well. It was once called common sense. We need more people to revitalize it.

    • @Tenchigumi
      @Tenchigumi Před měsícem +24

      He does tease them a bit, but in that charming way where the other side laughs along and is like 'yeah, you got me."

    • @martmet8688
      @martmet8688 Před měsícem +26

      YEa but you can't do that with someone without principles. It works with mr Buck here, because and I disagree with him on most if not everything, but he has principles. This would not work with one of the Trump stooges or any MAGA cultist.

    • @searchingfororion
      @searchingfororion Před měsícem +14

      The civility of this discourse *is* refreshing. It also highlights why he's been able to have guests agree (or even ask) to come on across the board.
      You have a session that - although light-hearted - starts with the person saying (sincerely) they and the host will not agree; yet there is a *discussion* and room is made for the answers to questions being asked.
      Unlike - and all the U.S news networks are guilty of this though one "entertainment" co. is the most blatantly so - bringing in a "opposing voice" to simply talk over, humiliate, and ridicule for as long as they can wring the snip dry.
      24 years it's escalated to rhetoric in News Media to the point of division being the sole purpose.
      After a quarter century of it - yes, it's refreshing to see someone finish their sentence before (in many cases, quite literally) being shouted over/at halfway through because the host simply wants a visual to stawman.
      Jon listens. He may have counterpoints, but they're based off of what is *actually* said - not a preconstructed narrative then forced on the person if they deviate from preconceptions.
      The fact we're getting this from a self-described "professional clown" is simultaneously refreshing (simply because it simply exists and shows it can be done) and *immensely depressing* because *no one else is.*

    • @jennifersjolander7964
      @jennifersjolander7964 Před měsícem +8

      @@martmet8688 That's a fair point. Can't imagine Rudy or MTG or Don Jr having a polite conversation with Jon (or anyone that doesn't agree with them).🙄

  • @phuto6546
    @phuto6546 Před měsícem +5

    I’m just so thankful to have lived and get to witness Jon Stewart. The man is a legend.

  • @theMysticBeard
    @theMysticBeard Před 5 dny +5

    This is the kind of conversation we need to be capable of having. This is the daily show I miss.

    • @klondike69none85
      @klondike69none85 Před 8 hodinami

      conversation? he spouted lies one after the other and Jon called him out

  • @micheleriberdy1252
    @micheleriberdy1252 Před měsícem +437

    Buck is so disrespectful. All of those jurors who are regular people put their lives on hold to participate in this jury. Calling the trial a sham is a slap in the face to those ordinary people.

    • @brandonscheuer1769
      @brandonscheuer1769 Před měsícem

      It was a kangaroo court with a crooked judge and no crime. Total b.s. Now, President Trump will win the appeal. Trump 2024!

    • @MrBrock314
      @MrBrock314 Před měsícem +2

      To be fair, jurors aren't exactly subject matter experts so they would not be aware of whether the trial was rare or common.

    • @PeachWNK
      @PeachWNK Před měsícem +16

      @@MrBrock314It doesn’t matter if they thought the trial is rare. They have one job.

    • @writerchick94
      @writerchick94 Před měsícem +11

      ​@MrBrock314 our entire judicial system is based on that premise, yes. What's your point?

    • @jameswhite3415
      @jameswhite3415 Před měsícem +2

      ​@writerchick94 Most people in prison out of any country on earth, 13th amendment does not apply to prisoners. There are massive problems with the judicial system. Republicans have brought none of these up.

  • @hbomb65
    @hbomb65 Před měsícem +1790

    Wow, the way the GOP bends for Trump is truly circus level!

    • @mark-ish
      @mark-ish Před měsícem +41

      donald: question everything, don't question me

    • @fairfortune67
      @fairfortune67 Před měsícem +6

      I want some toast with butter and grape jelly right now

    • @timkenyon9150
      @timkenyon9150 Před měsícem +2

      Wow if we could have all

    • @jcdc1824
      @jcdc1824 Před měsícem +41

      Jon Stewart, I am still so impressed by your stellar debate skills. Ken Buck was on Real Time on Fri and had the same convo w/ Bill M. His double talk went largely unchecked and it was maddening! Thanks J.S. for setting this clown straight!

    • @hbomb65
      @hbomb65 Před měsícem +8

      @@jcdc1824 100%!

  • @tK10643
    @tK10643 Před měsícem +6

    We have a big problem, no matter who wins, we lose. Stewart should just run.

  • @hub8075
    @hub8075 Před měsícem +9

    This is why we love J Stewart

  • @LindaSynovic
    @LindaSynovic Před měsícem +571

    Nobody does this better than Jon Stewart. The man is genius. Its beautiful to watch him just dismantle the BS.

    • @HairySourpuss
      @HairySourpuss Před měsícem

      He is the best fake news comedian they have, I’ll give him that. He’s actually funny

    • @Tom-jr5jv
      @Tom-jr5jv Před měsícem +10

      Master Class

    • @loriwest7887
      @loriwest7887 Před měsícem +5

      He is brilliant

    • @maclenag91
      @maclenag91 Před měsícem +7

      agreee I am so glad he's back. cut through these GOP bs explanations

    • @GordonRebel
      @GordonRebel Před měsícem +8

      Jon does his homework.

  • @wsurferdude
    @wsurferdude Před měsícem +856

    This isn't about a former president, it's about a criminal. Beautiful job Jon! Thank You.

    • @TheDilligan
      @TheDilligan Před měsícem +13

      Exactly. And I think what a lot of people don't understand is that we aren't saying that with total ignorance to the political pressures involved in the case. There was political pressure to prosecute Trump. But none of that really matters because he's guilty. In a perfect system, it shouldn't take any political pressure to prosecute - he would just be prosecuted regardless, because he did it.

    • @BennyT_3434
      @BennyT_3434 Před měsícem

      The difference here is Alvin Bragg found a crime and pursued the person, what Trump and republicans do is target a person and then try to find any crime tied to that person....like what Barr did with Hunter Biden, turned over every single rock looking for ANYTHING to charge him with

    • @jonvanscoy
      @jonvanscoy Před měsícem +1

      I mean.... I guess. Very entertaining. Mr. Stewart is a great comedian. Mr. Buck makes some salient points that aren't going to fit this format (IMHO)

    • @TheRayfield77
      @TheRayfield77 Před měsícem +1

      Did you ever consider that maybe the worse criminals are getting away with it?

    • @gianthills
      @gianthills Před měsícem

      Jon "Stewart" is not a lawyer.

  • @muddgrub4402
    @muddgrub4402 Před měsícem +11

    Bring back REAL conservatism! Restore the balance in our imperfect system. Jon doesn't hold back. He wasn't coddling Buck. Just speaking his truth.

  • @DR-wf7it
    @DR-wf7it Před měsícem +6

    It's so great to have Jon Stewart back. The only intellectually honest journalist out there. He may not like the term but his sourcing, topics covered, and open dialogue with his hosts and audience are exceedingly rare in today's media. Tragically rare. Thank you for the engaging nonpartisan perspectives! I'd say balanced views too, but that means providing a false equivalency in views as there are topics were there isn't a 50/50 but a simple very wrong or a very right over the other. America needs this. WPs Democracy dies in Darkness slogan is true, but they and other major syndicates seem to have run out of light bulbs

    • @pamelatanner788
      @pamelatanner788 Před 12 dny

      Yes!!! Or their light bulbs have a very limited light spectrum so they can only see what they want to see.

  • @robertmarino5523
    @robertmarino5523 Před měsícem +493

    Wow. No one else could have a conversation like that on late night TV - and at such depth and length. This is why Jon Stewart is still necessary.

    • @ktvindicare
      @ktvindicare Před měsícem +34

      It's what truly separates Stewart as the Daily Show host than any of the others. Any funny person can sit at that desk and make quips about what's in the media this week. Very few people have the debate skills, political experience and pure charisma of Jon Stewart to "politely" eviscerate a person live on air, much less a professional politician. The Daily Show people that have those skills have gone on to have their own successful shows.

    • @bryanmachin2152
      @bryanmachin2152 Před měsícem +10

      Absolutely right. Very well done. Jon Stewart might be the smartest person on TV!

    • @jarcata1
      @jarcata1 Před měsícem +8

      Wish Jon would run for POTUS!

    • @rikkiechambers4959
      @rikkiechambers4959 Před měsícem +1

      Exactly !!

    • @JKFlaker
      @JKFlaker Před měsícem +2

      It’s better than prime time news

  • @ryanstrahle
    @ryanstrahle Před měsícem +339

    Jesus christ, we're truly lost when a former prosecutor is claiming that someone shouldn't be prosecuted because the prosecutor WANTED to get the guy that committed the crime....
    1) all prosecutors have to make a decision to prosecute someone, verbalizing it does not discount it
    2) 12 people unanimously disagree that there was nothing to prosecute, Buck

    • @publicuser2534
      @publicuser2534 Před měsícem +14

      If the want to prosecute ever disqualifies someone from bringing a prosecution, THAT would be a Banana Republic.

    • @gianthills
      @gianthills Před měsícem

      Bragg had no crime. he targeted Trump for political reasons, then looked for anything, even a non crime from 20 years ago, when he wasn't even president and the statute of limitations had lapsed. pathetic cult.

    • @Brendan-Black
      @Brendan-Black Před měsícem

      _We_ aren't lost. The Republican party and the anti-Dem/anti-Biden-at-all-costs far left/Indies are lost.
      At least some of those Americans better wake up between now and November 5th or MAGA fascism will be the new norm in the United States.

    • @MrNetMan11
      @MrNetMan11 Před měsícem +2

      True, but it is still a little weird to run on a platform of prosecuting one guy in particular. Suggests you're bound to do it whether there ends up being a strong case or not. Could even provide motivation to be creative with the law to justify the action.

    • @Jman-uz6gp
      @Jman-uz6gp Před měsícem

      You can't prosecute without a crime present, Trump had already commited many crimes to chose from.

  • @miodragracic6993
    @miodragracic6993 Před měsícem +3

    How refreshing it is to observe a civil and clever conversation between people who have different opinions about many things.

  • @Cloudstreet
    @Cloudstreet Před 11 dny +3

    Thanks John! just thank you for comiing back.

  • @MrPlatonicpanda
    @MrPlatonicpanda Před měsícem +526

    Still throwing mud for trump even though he resigned. Find a gd spine

    • @soliniv1411
      @soliniv1411 Před měsícem +6

      Impossible

    • @paulnolan4971
      @paulnolan4971 Před měsícem +19

      "You all get a bonus for that" he says cos the audience applauds reason and the rule of law. pos

    • @yzer
      @yzer Před měsícem +19

      How else is he going to now earn tons in speaking fees or lobbying efforts?

    • @pyrovania
      @pyrovania Před měsícem +7

      "It's different if a Republican does it"

    • @lisalasers
      @lisalasers Před měsícem +9

      he resigned because he doesn’t have the spine to stand up to his party.

  • @HoneyMontana406
    @HoneyMontana406 Před měsícem +515

    That was my favorite episode ever. Ken Buck is no hero, he’s a liar. Jon you’re a breath of fresh air.

    • @1MarkKeller
      @1MarkKeller Před měsícem +21

      I'm shocked that so many people in the comments think this conversation was refreshing and that we need more conversations like this.
      Sheesh, they are part of the problem ... as long as the liars are gentille, they are kool with them lying.
      I can't imagine what horrors they would have accepted happening in this country if Trump had just been a nicer person.

    • @mark-ish
      @mark-ish Před měsícem +4

      ​@@1MarkKeller you make a solid discussion point, although both sides need to make concessions to meet somewhere in agreement, to avoid further polarising stalemates.

    • @Cidran100
      @Cidran100 Před měsícem

      @@1MarkKeller The yam isn´t mean he is just an lying idiot. Mentality of a five year old.
      The yam is just that little kid that has cake all over his hands at a birthday party saying flat out he didn´t do it.

    • @srayj
      @srayj Před měsícem +25

      This reflects the sad state of the country at the moment. Ken Buck is an ultra conservative, similar to a Liz Cheney, that I never would’ve supported, and I still don’t, based on policy and belief systems, but because they do the bare minimum of acknowledging that Trump lost in 2020 and that January 6th was in fact an insurrection, we’re supposed to applaud them? I wish to have a higher bar for congressional representatives.

    • @whiskyjames4200
      @whiskyjames4200 Před měsícem +3

      Amen!!!

  • @lindasimmons7471
    @lindasimmons7471 Před měsícem +4

    Mr. Stewart,
    You always seem to ask the questions that I have.
    Keep it up ‼️
    It’s nice to listen to facts instead of sound bites.

  • @jeremygrobben3986
    @jeremygrobben3986 Před 3 dny +1

    As an Australian watching from abroad, I feel like Jon Stewart is one of the last Bastions of hope for the U.S. His ability to hold his guests accountable and try to educate them is superb.

  • @ronniesal7436
    @ronniesal7436 Před měsícem +280

    I love how Jon Stewart does not get mad. He simply tells them their truths to their faces in a rather calm and casual fashion.

  • @naota3k
    @naota3k Před měsícem +6

    Jon, you are the absolute king. Nobody in the business can break down nonsense like you _consistently_ do. Thank you for speaking truth to power.

    • @johngalush8790
      @johngalush8790 Před měsícem +1

      He makes a mockery of it which is not called for or helpful in any way. John Stewart is a show boat and nothing more. His guest doesn't find him amusing.

    • @dantheman7853
      @dantheman7853 Před 7 dny

      @@johngalush8790 His interview with hillary/condy was a pathetic display; no real questions made it an act of whitewashing, not journalism. His obvious partisanship disqualifies him from the title of journalist. He runs cover for the established elites of his chosen party, and it's pathetic.

    • @HelloKitty00016
      @HelloKitty00016 Před 3 dny

      Rachel Maddow & Joy Reid & Meidas & some others are all pretty awesome too.

    • @HelloKitty00016
      @HelloKitty00016 Před 3 dny

      ​​@@johngalush8790most do. If they don't, they're either not smart &/or have no sense of humor or wit.

  • @dinocub1
    @dinocub1 Před měsícem +319

    Got to admire Jon for holding Buck's feet to the fire...in a totally respectful and articulate way. Not by attacking, but using facts, logic and sound arguments. America could be healed by this method if only the right weren't totally void in those three things.

    • @manorexia666
      @manorexia666 Před měsícem

      Jon Stewart should be president because he DOESN'T want to be president.

    • @glennclarke9442
      @glennclarke9442 Před měsícem

      Agreed!

    • @nathantripathy
      @nathantripathy Před měsícem

      He's using the incredible skill of being friendly and having a conversation. I know I sound snarky, but those two things are so absurd to people today that mentioning them sounds snarky.

  • @Ultimaton100
    @Ultimaton100 Před měsícem +272

    This is quite possibly your finest interview. Thank you for calling out the double standards and false narratives put forth by this schmuck.

    • @JG-vq6rd
      @JG-vq6rd Před měsícem +11

      But he did it respectfully, and that is incredibly important and not being adequately acknowledged.

    • @SamAtScareworks
      @SamAtScareworks Před měsícem +2

      Idk, Nathan Dahm, Jim Kramer, Judith Miller, A.G. from Arkansas was brutal, he's had A LOT of great interviews. Not to discredit this one at all

  • @elizecloete2924
    @elizecloete2924 Před měsícem +1

    Jon, you're a genius.... thanks for coming back (from a South African who LOVES Trevor)

  • @blankfaced
    @blankfaced Před 13 dny +2

  • @Maimonides19
    @Maimonides19 Před měsícem +235

    Listen to Jon Stewart explain obvious facts to Ken Buck reminds me of the quote 'It's hard to make a man understand something when his job depends on him not understanding. '

    • @meiji.meiji.
      @meiji.meiji. Před měsícem +2

      And this is someone who is supposedly not loyal enough to stay in power.

    • @peterstafford4426
      @peterstafford4426 Před měsícem

      Buck is on a book tour. Everything Buck said will help him sell books to the MAGA base. Ted Cruz has a forward in Buck's book. All Jon is doing here is helping Buck make money. As as Jon helps this guy make money, he gets to build his brand (which is a load of BS) that he 'tells it like it is'. Jon is an excellent con man.

    • @vasvas8914
      @vasvas8914 Před měsícem

      @@peterstafford4426 I don't think Buck would get much new supporters from here, Jon gently demolished him

  • @SureLee58
    @SureLee58 Před měsícem +473

    Jon Stewart is masterful at interviewing, giving us knowledge with wisdom. In his comedic way, he holds our attention. Brilliant!!!

    • @Kamehaiku
      @Kamehaiku Před měsícem +3

      He has his moments.

    • @reno8122
      @reno8122 Před měsícem +4

      He is an absolute fantastic interviewer. He is respectful enough to give the other person enough time to articulate their thoughts, before he comes back and makes them look totally foolish. lol

    • @user-sy5ep1rr2v
      @user-sy5ep1rr2v Před měsícem +3

      Jon Stewart is this generation's George Carlin.

    • @kevinbennett8240
      @kevinbennett8240 Před měsícem +4

      Doesn't give a lot of time for uninterrupted responses though.

    • @kayaphus4303
      @kayaphus4303 Před měsícem +1

      What is the possible final solution to the Trump question? Are their no true heroes in America or is it a nation of cowards and fools? The world often says Americans are the failures of other nations. Maybe the world is right.

  • @mattapena
    @mattapena Před měsícem +1

    Thank you, Jon Stewart, for coming back.

  • @VoteBLUE2024toSAVEDEMOCRACY
    @VoteBLUE2024toSAVEDEMOCRACY Před měsícem +2

    I will say it over and over till it comes true, JON FOR PRESIDENT!

  • @ATXPaul80
    @ATXPaul80 Před měsícem +459

    This is a Masterclass in interviewing someone with a different opinion. John is a National treasure.

    • @ZacharySkipworth
      @ZacharySkipworth Před měsícem +8

      You have low standards if this is a “master class.”

    • @theAverageJoe25
      @theAverageJoe25 Před měsícem

      @@ZacharySkipworthand you clearly have no standards otherwise you wouldn’t be the trumper you are

    • @ATXPaul80
      @ATXPaul80 Před měsícem +11

      @@ZacharySkipworth Please educate me. Who would you consider to be more articulate?

    • @ColumbiaSCRealEstate
      @ColumbiaSCRealEstate Před měsícem +1

      Hells yeah!

    • @dansheehan3244
      @dansheehan3244 Před měsícem

      Facts

  • @jex_one
    @jex_one Před měsícem +311

    This is a million times more informative and productive than any “hearing” or debate in congress.

  • @davidg5913
    @davidg5913 Před měsícem

    Great to see an actual conversation between two adults, genuinely was interested in both their points

  • @lindabalent2755
    @lindabalent2755 Před 2 dny

    Thank you sir, for bringing ip Lady Justice! I respect you as a fellow citizen. Loyalty appreciated.

  • @tracevicente
    @tracevicente Před měsícem +335

    We love you Jon Stewart. Thank you for coming back in this crazy time. You did a fantastic job debating Buck - and exposing who he is. He was no hero in congress.

    • @trebm3
      @trebm3 Před měsícem +20

      I love Stewart’s ability to explain things all the way down to politicians level to call out the stupidity of the argument they’ve made themselves into a pretzel making.

    • @guitrr
      @guitrr Před měsícem +11

      Buck is just as much of a bootlicker as the MAGA Congressional Republicans; listen to him defend poor Donald. Wa wa wa.

    • @antimatters6283
      @antimatters6283 Před měsícem +4

      Stewart is a magical combo of gifted, witty, decent, insightful, respectful, and he puts people at ease. He's never been mean. He can hit hard, but I've yet to see a real cheap shot from him, never an insult. Truth is often the funniest thing, and Stewart has an earned knack to phrase and say truth in a funny way.

  • @Ore0219
    @Ore0219 Před měsícem +151

    I appreciate the eloquent way that Jon Stewart pressed back on every talking point instead of being silent and allowing them to go unchallenged

    • @SimonePhoenix
      @SimonePhoenix Před měsícem +8

      Really appreciate him for how he "nicely" kept Buck pinned down. That dude was trying SO hard not to get the point that Jon was making. These GQPs are TRULY insufferable wretches!

  • @dirkgently31
    @dirkgently31 Před měsícem +1

    "Remind me again, who is Dean Phillips "😂

  • @mortenthorpe
    @mortenthorpe Před 14 dny +1

    'You can indicte a ham sandwich...' - possibly best description of Donald Trump I've heard so far

  • @Me_myself_and_Science
    @Me_myself_and_Science Před měsícem +565

    This is a F*****g journalist. He goes to the point, forces questions to truly see the opinion of the other person, keeps a professional attitude while being funny, fast reactions while always respecting the other.
    10/10. We need more journalist like Jon Stewart !!

    • @bowtoyoursensei554
      @bowtoyoursensei554 Před měsícem +6

      Jon is a comedian, not a journalist.
      He's a great interviewer, to be sure.

    • @hank1519
      @hank1519 Před měsícem

      His high IQ helps him do this.

    • @silkee1922
      @silkee1922 Před měsícem +4

      No doubt.
      And, his ability to move on to avoid losing the conversation is keen.

    • @Joseph-mh9xd
      @Joseph-mh9xd Před měsícem +5

      ​@bowtoyoursensei554 you should check what kind of degree he has than let me know if you think he is a comedian

    • @mori1bund
      @mori1bund Před měsícem +5

      @@bowtoyoursensei554 And still back in the day that not-a-journalist was elected in polls by Time Magazine, Forbes, etc as the *most trusted newsman* in America for many years until his retirement. Now that he's back I actually can see that happen again. ^^

  • @whatisdelicious
    @whatisdelicious Před měsícem +615

    This is why we need to have term limits. Your job is not to get re-elected.

    • @fortis17
      @fortis17 Před měsícem +28

      Thank you. It’s the biggest racket that keeps on racketeering!!! They get in, and cozy up with corporate interests and money, then they forget the ppl who voted them in.

    • @Ironcorgi2
      @Ironcorgi2 Před měsícem +23

      For a start. The next would be a complete ban of lobbying or a severe hampering. Next a ban of congresspeople having stock or they have to sell all stock in order to run. Perhaps some type of civics exam just to be on the ballot with a federal security clearance background check maybe.

    • @mark-ish
      @mark-ish Před měsícem +3

      ​@@fortis17they're addicts of the trappings of power. Biden, McTurtle, Feinstein, Grassley..et al..

    • @federalreservewolflegend3523
      @federalreservewolflegend3523 Před měsícem +2

      Aipac likes em on a treadmill chasing the next carrot contribution from Israel.

    • @ctg4818
      @ctg4818 Před měsícem +2

      Single term limit too

  • @slipperysteev
    @slipperysteev Před 14 dny +3

    Cheers to KB! Thoroughly enjoyed watching how professional and peaceful he was as a right winger. Such a nice guy! I wish more rights were as sensible as this one. And CHEERS to John for being John.

  • @JackGirvan
    @JackGirvan Před měsícem

    Might be one of the best interviews ever. Considering that the interviewer is that a reporter etc. Ken Buck I’m not familiar withe but he screams integrity and honor. Thank you both for a civil conversation.

  • @StayHardened
    @StayHardened Před měsícem +182

    Targeted? As in, someone who breaks the law is a “target?” That’s not being targeted, that’s how law and order works… and I’m not even a lawyer

    • @gorak9000
      @gorak9000 Před měsícem

      That's how it works to normal people with a functioning brain, but republicans... it only is law and order when it's in their favor, otherwise it's a political witch hunt. Never have their been a group of people that are such hypocrites as republicans. And then they'll sit there with a straight face and tell you that you're the one that doesn't make sense

    • @MrBrock314
      @MrBrock314 Před měsícem

      That's not what he meant and I'm pretty sure that was clear by what he said. He said specifically that the DA took the case because of Trump instead of because of Trump's crimes. That is a targeted prosecution if he's correct.
      This is not a major deal when the person you're trying is ONLY a criminal. But it's a bigger deal if the person being targeted is a political opponent as it's a potential conflict of interest. For example, a democratic DA would generally have a conflict of interest prosecuting a Republican by the name of Trump. Because DA's run for office, he'd have an inherent benefit to convicting a political opponent as it would near guarantee his re-election.
      This is why DA's shouldn't have party affiliations so they can prosecute members of the public without a conflict of interest.
      Don't get me wrong, Trump deserves to be convicted of many crimes but this is an inherent flaw in the system that Trump and his lawyers are pointing out and they're not wrong even if Trump still IS guilty and should be convicted.

    • @StayHardened
      @StayHardened Před měsícem

      @@MrBrock314 what you’re not noticing is that the nice man is doing a bunch of handwaving and deflecting by muddying the waters on trumps blatant criminal behavior

    • @lyfsabych
      @lyfsabych Před měsícem +8

      ​@@MrBrock314no, they don't have a point. Every DA in the country has political opinions. Political opinions don't win convictions, evidence, facts, trials, judges and juries do that.
      I will gladly eat my words if you can produce ONE conviction in American history which was overturned because of a prosecutor's political affiliation.

    • @christopherivan1790
      @christopherivan1790 Před 10 dny

      ​​@@lyfsabychyou're both right. I would also argue that we should be prosecuting criminal cases for presidential candidates as a sanity check prior to them being on a ticket, lol.

  • @AndreRyan00
    @AndreRyan00 Před měsícem +214

    This is what I’ve wanted all reporters to do to Republicans who call the justice system rigged. John just made it look easy.

    • @the0ne809
      @the0ne809 Před měsícem +10

      remember folks, this is the party of law and order but only applies to people they don't like

  • @robtgoldstein
    @robtgoldstein Před měsícem +1

    This was a great discussion. I respect the views of both Stewart and Buck.

  • @letalee
    @letalee Před 17 dny

    Amazing conversation. John, Daily show, rocked it again!

  • @p1sstoph3
    @p1sstoph3 Před měsícem +522

    I know he'll never read this personally, but PLEASE John, never leave us again because no one else seems competent enough to call politicians out to their face like you do.

    • @wholeshebang1
      @wholeshebang1 Před měsícem +37

      Stephen Colbert is, and so is John Oliver. Both continue to call out politicians on their hypocrisy.

    • @liamwinchesterchasten2229
      @liamwinchesterchasten2229 Před měsícem +8

      I second that

    • @jackya
      @jackya Před měsícem +9

      I think he should run for President, as a Democrat. Joe messed up and he needs to step aside.

    • @afropoppette
      @afropoppette Před měsícem +3

      THIS!!!!

    • @Tawleyn
      @Tawleyn Před měsícem +12

      @@wholeshebang1 I don't watch Stephen much any more, but I religiously watch Last Week Tonight. I completely agree that Oliver would be fully capable and competent enough to call them out to their face. Problem is that his show doesn't do live interviews, so it's not quite the same as what Stewart does (and did here).

  • @H.G.Wells-ishWells-ish
    @H.G.Wells-ishWells-ish Před měsícem +366

    Firstly, I appreciate Ken Buck coming on the show despite being an unfriendly venue. Jon Stewart is a master of framing a discussion in ways that disarm his guests and open up a fruitful dialogue. I'm a left-leaning independent living in Texas. I love talking to conservatives and breaking down the seemingly dichotomous relationship that we see in the mainstream media. When you are in an echo chamber, those outside of that chamber are the enemy. That's the polarized partisan environment we have today, and it needs to stop. I think Jon is demonstrating how we should manage relationships with those with whom we disagree. Not with causticity, but reason and friendliness.

    • @abhishekaphale116
      @abhishekaphale116 Před měsícem +22

      Well said!

    • @sheilaboston7051
      @sheilaboston7051 Před měsícem

      True, when they are ordinary conservatives. But how do you deal with the big truck honking, horn-wearing, flag waving, lie-ridden, blind, screaming MAGAts? Also with those in Congress with access to the megaphones they use to spout the lies and promote this rabidity? I'm trusting America comes to its senses ...

    • @ninetailedfox579121
      @ninetailedfox579121 Před měsícem

      I extremely dislike how the mainstream media tries to make people think that we can't have civil conversation with those who disagree with us. Our country was founded on discourse and compromise. We now more than ever need to get back to our roots.

    • @jspres86
      @jspres86 Před měsícem

      I remember Jon himself said that very thing. "The toxic environment that our media has set up has led many of us to have the belief that those who disagree with us are not only wrong, but evil." He's been on top of it for a long time.

    • @stefrost4029
      @stefrost4029 Před měsícem +24

      Conversations, sure. Relationships, not so much. Not when we're talking about bigots and fascists. Shunning worked better. Now people will call it 'just politics' and make it socially acceptable, by definition. I think that has contributed to the problem.

  • @morgan4212
    @morgan4212 Před 24 dny

    Thank you John for returning to the show

  • @mikeinfected
    @mikeinfected Před měsícem +1

    Having watched this I wouldn't trust this man to do the dishes.

  • @konnihoferichter
    @konnihoferichter Před měsícem +106

    John Stewart is a masterful debater. He gets his points across in a rational way that's difficult to argue with.

  • @TheBoboMaker
    @TheBoboMaker Před měsícem +117

    Jon is still the best interviewer out there. Masterclass level.
    CNN, MSNBC, FOX should all be watching this and taking notes. It is sad that a comedian can be so much better at their jobs than they are.

  • @elephantsoap1
    @elephantsoap1 Před 29 dny

    Thank you Jon Stewart for showing America that it is possible to have a respectful conversation with someone you disagree with!

  • @kellylyons448
    @kellylyons448 Před měsícem

    Thank you both for a lovely, lovely discussion and Ken Buck, thank you for class.

  • @aurelquintana8279
    @aurelquintana8279 Před měsícem +106

    The way Stewart tackles these very important issues with humor and seriousness together is impeccable. I applaud him and enjoy his show very much!

  • @QueenFiria
    @QueenFiria Před měsícem +69

    This is an admirable quality about Jon. He can have an enjoyable conversation with someone that he doesn't agree with, and won't put up with the nonsense that career politicians put out- and it's STILL civil and enjoyable!

  • @paulschwartz8096
    @paulschwartz8096 Před 12 dny

    Excellent show! What we should be seeing a lot more of.

  • @rodneyfaulkner7453
    @rodneyfaulkner7453 Před 24 dny

    wow brilliant interview - Jon seriously better context in what you know and used than then main stream media

  • @Sailor1010
    @Sailor1010 Před měsícem +98

    This episode alone is better than anything that has been broadcasted by any major media outlet in the past 8 years.

  • @genaugmen4505
    @genaugmen4505 Před měsícem +298

    I've never seen a non-adversarial thorough crushing like I witnessed in this interview. Jon Stewart was absolutely masterful here.

    • @grateful3300
      @grateful3300 Před měsícem +19

      What’s funny is if a staunch conservative watched this he would (more than likely) have a completely different take on the interview. I have a hard time understanding how two groups of people can see things (facts especially) so differently.

    • @codykenmore3915
      @codykenmore3915 Před měsícem +10

      He always is. Every single interview Jon does is masterful because he does his homework, he knows the facts and he brings receipts. His argument is usually so air tight that the person being interviewed backs themselves into a corner almost immediately and ends up looking silly. And that is what makes it so entertaining. I watch every single video Jon Stewart puts out.

    • @Jajajajaja...1
      @Jajajajaja...1 Před měsícem

      ​@grateful3300 there aren't many "staunch conservatives" left. Conservatism died when fascism usurped her party.

    • @jergervasi3331
      @jergervasi3331 Před měsícem +3

      @@codykenmore3915 "Brings receipts".... LOL..... NICE!

    • @genaugmen4505
      @genaugmen4505 Před měsícem +3

      @@codykenmore3915 I've watched Jon Stewart for years, and I agree, he is always more knowledgeable of the subject matter, and he challenges BS assertions with the same reasoning that he's being presented with. But this one was flawless. You almost want to tell Ken Buck to "stay down man! just stay down!"

  • @user-wc4sv2qi3f
    @user-wc4sv2qi3f Před měsícem

    Dear Jon Stewart, I really admire
    you! I had nearly lost hope of finding such a brilliant mind as yours in American public affairs. Congratulations to M. Buck too, although I do not always agree with him, because he manages to be a politician and be honest at the same time!

  • @beantacos1843
    @beantacos1843 Před měsícem +2

    Nobody flies a flag upside down by mistake. I hate liars.

  • @nicholasperez1527
    @nicholasperez1527 Před měsícem +233

    Much respect for Jon Stewart in shutting down the audiences boos and saying sternly “we’re having a conversation!” Really refreshing

    • @jergervasi3331
      @jergervasi3331 Před měsícem +19

      "This isn't Rome!".... I literally LOL'd.

    • @charlesgarber5911
      @charlesgarber5911 Před měsícem +11

      Dude, someone needs to be a GD adult in this country. I'm just glad that they remained mostly civil and hopefully posited that libs and cons can still find common ground...

    • @nyxviliana
      @nyxviliana Před měsícem +3

      That and his response to the ring tone.

    • @TheFactsDontCare87
      @TheFactsDontCare87 Před měsícem +1

      @@charlesgarber5911this would be amazing. I’m a bit disillusioned with it all at the minute. Extreme left and right minded people seriously make me uncomfortable . They achieve nothing. I like to think the rest of us are about 85% similar to each other . Aka the silent majority

  • @kathymanthey2062
    @kathymanthey2062 Před měsícem +352

    If Nixon was not pardoned would Trump have done what he did? Lack of accountability leads to more of the same.

    • @c.a.savage5689
      @c.a.savage5689 Před měsícem +9

      I agree in principle but that reasoning would only apply to people capable of rational thought. DJT lives in his own private Idaho in which he can do no wrong. Past, present or future. I don't think what did or didn't happen to Nixon after Watergate would cross his mind for a second.

    • @carimawebb9498
      @carimawebb9498 Před měsícem

      100%

    • @SuperDarthKelly
      @SuperDarthKelly Před měsícem

      I'm still expecting Biden to pardon Trump if he wins

    • @jasminlamoureux3381
      @jasminlamoureux3381 Před měsícem +3

      I believe it's the opposite. The purpose of Nixon's pardon was to preserve the integrity of the system. A simple deal: go away quietly and you can walk free. The incentive has to be present, otherwise every high rank official who gets caught would go kicking and screaming. Trump was just too dumb or megalomaniac to get it.

    • @jamesrowden303
      @jamesrowden303 Před měsícem +8

      Someone recently said that the main and distinctive difference between Nixon and Trump is Nixon could feel and demonstrate shame. Trump has zero shame, so it is impossible to trust or expect any remorse from him.

  • @jimsignorelli9317
    @jimsignorelli9317 Před 29 dny +1

    John Stewart is brilliant in so many ways.

  • @oliviadavis3071
    @oliviadavis3071 Před měsícem

    This was soooo satisfying. John casually and politely destroy Ken’s shaky argument 😊❤

  • @skippystarz9167
    @skippystarz9167 Před měsícem +119

    Ok, "how many people believe what a politician tells them?"
    Isn't that the ENTIRE ISSUE!?!?!?! Our potential leaders should have the highest integrity! That is the sole start of changing our major problems, problems that are just getting bigger and bigger!!!

    • @MsVorpalBlade
      @MsVorpalBlade Před měsícem +7

      THIS!!!!!!! the cynicism of Ken Buck was breathtaking in that moment

    • @debraderoos5225
      @debraderoos5225 Před měsícem +1

      And this guy was a politician so therefore he was a serial liar.

    • @bkbigfish1316
      @bkbigfish1316 Před měsícem

      He put it wrong, but he had a point. Politicians are salesmen, not lawyers in a courtroom. They are preachers, telling people what they want to hear, selling them a version of heavenly salvation and sin and brimstone and hellfire and blah, blah, blah. Trump's followers don't believe him, but they WANT to believe. Trump's confidence in his own BS is why they follow him.

  • @edbifner6370
    @edbifner6370 Před měsícem +133

    Jon was absolutely on fire in this interview. A real joy to watch and hear. Stewart 2024

    • @Fnanaanf
      @Fnanaanf Před měsícem +6

      I WISH he would run for president. I wish conservatives would LISTEN to him

    • @karioke1944
      @karioke1944 Před měsícem +3

      He’s almost old enough to run!

    • @productdesign9626
      @productdesign9626 Před měsícem +1

      Jon for SCOTUS

  • @cclark3905
    @cclark3905 Před 8 dny

    Ken, as an independent voter, I've got to admit I love you...
    John, you're amazing regardless.

  • @adamdaun3243
    @adamdaun3243 Před měsícem

    Hilarious! Love the combination of comedy, seriousness and politics

  • @rabukan5842
    @rabukan5842 Před měsícem +106

    Wow, Jon really made Ken Buck think in a whole new dimension. You can see Buck really trying to comprehend a level of thought that even as a Conservative prosecutor and lawmaker he never had to deal with before. He is confronted by critical thinking and is struggling with it. I respect him for trying to understand how Stewart was so correct, yet went against everything Buck had previously believed.

    • @TabethaAurochs
      @TabethaAurochs Před měsícem +17

      THIS. The important thing to take away from Jon and Rep. Buck's conversation is not about either man personally nor any of the specifics discussed, but instead how the mechanics of critical discourse can bring about a greater understanding between the participants-perhaps even yield common ground.

    • @rabukan5842
      @rabukan5842 Před měsícem +2

      @@TabethaAurochs I would agree, but specifics do matter. It doesn't matter which side brings them, but the facts need to be presented and agreed to. Without the specifics and a willingness to appreciate facts, and therefore truth, there will be no understanding. Jon wasn't correct because he's a great speaker and funny. He was correct because the persuasive logic he presented was based on facts and truth. To Buck's great credit, he was open to hearing the truth that those on his side rarely get to hear, and in an intellectual manner that he could agree with and learn from.

  • @Deladus
    @Deladus Před měsícem +90

    Jon did a great job here. I wish more interviewers would do half this well in holding people accountable.