Andrew Price
Last week we posted the underwhelming edited version of Jon Stewart's appearance on The O'Reilly Factor that aired on Fox News. But you can see the entire unedited version at Comedy Central and guess what? It's a lot better. Someone should tell Fox they cut a bunch of Stewart's best points. Oh, good. Gawker's on the case. Do you think the interview was deliberately edited with an O'Reilly bias?
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