Your Views on the News, October 23, 2010

Jon Stewart on Larry King Live this week was just too delicious not to clip and post. We know you have something to say that is equally as brilliant as Jon so here's the place and now is the time.

Stewart's take on Parker-Spitzer:



What did JS think of Piers Morgan replacing Larry:



Stewart's take on media in general and CNN in particular:



More talk about CNN and the firing of Rick Sanchez:



How Jon feels about pundits and Anderson Cooper:



If you would like to read the full transcript of the program here's the link.

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Ex CNN'ers On GMA This Morning

Rick Sanchez spoke with George Stephanopoulos Friday morning on ABC's Good Morning America about Jon Stewart and what comes next for the fired CNN anchor.




Also on the program was Lou Dobbs defending himself against charges that he has hired illegal immigrants.






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Some Sanchez Follow-Up

We would be remiss if we didn't point out some of the follow-ups to the firing of Rick Sanchez.
First is David Letterman's Top Ten from Monday night:



Jon Stewart had a little to say on the subject:



And finally,former CNN senior producer Chez Pazienza worked with Sanchez at CNN and has know him for more than 20 years. Here's a bit of his take on the newsman:

As a local anchor, he was brilliant -- really, the best I've ever seen. That's because he understood that television on the whole was largely bullshit and that local news -- particularly the kind done so well at WSVN in Miami -- was just a lot of superficial dazzle. He figured if you could talk and talk well, what you were saying wouldn't really matter. He deserves credit for what one producer we used to work with together jokingly called his unique ability to "demystify television."

To read more of I, Sanchez check out Chez's blog Deus Ex Malcontent.

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