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Michael Pollan Talks Food Rules with Jon Stewart

It seems like just yesterday that Michael Pollan was out pushing his book In Defense of Food: An Eater’s Manifesto (it was actually 2008 – where did the time go?). But Pollan, renowned professor, journalist and author of The Omnivore’s Dilemma, has yet another food-related book on the shelves, and he took to ‘The Daily [...]

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Jon Stewart’s Illustrated Guide to Cap and Trade

The Daily Show was almost entirely green-themed on Tuesday night, with host Jon Stewart guiding us through the climate change bill passing through the Senate and interviewing Energy Secretary Chu.
Check out these two hilarious clips:

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Jon Stewart Jizz-Ams in Front of Children – Cap’n Trade

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Daily Show Earth Day Video Clip: “You’re Killing SpongeBob!”

Most children are even more open to being green than adults – yet adults totally flub marketing Earth Day to kids. On The Daily Show, Louis Black goes through some incredibly ham-fisted efforts to foist greenness upon the younger generation by grown-ups that don’t follow their own advice, including Wilmer Valderrama. “So there’s your lesson, [...]

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McCain Doesn’t Want to Give Veterans Increased Education Benefits

Apparently, John McCain wants you to support the troops – but not too much. Wear your flag pins and display those yellow ribbons on your vehicles with pride. But don’t actually give the troops the education benefits they were promised before joining the armed forces. That would be wrong, apparently. See, a bill was recently [...]

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McCain ’08: A Path to Extinction!

The blogosphere has been afire with commentary after John McCain announced that he was ‘going green’, and now Jon Stewart weighs in with his own analysis of the situation.

“It’s high time I take on this president who I have endorsed, complimented, and when the occasion called for something stronger, hugged. The point is this: [...]

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