suggested? i think the national security people in the white house are definitely the intermediaries with those folks in the white house, administration. this administration has a steep learning curve. every one does but this one especially. they are still trying to figure out how to work with hill, whether on messaging or how to move votes on the hill and get something done, they are still learning all of this stuff. what makes it difficult are the mixed messages always coming from this administration when you have a rift on national security issues and you have the nationalist and mcmaster and mattis and those folks and it s always difficult when people try to speak for the president to say this is what we want to do as the white house because the president trump zigs and zags often times in the face of what his advisers i wanted to say, i was thinking with your question, is there that level of sophistication in the white house? pause that thought.
by his fans, but by his peers as well. jon knows his stuff. he doesn t go into an interview not knowing his stuff. jon actually read all of the authors books he had on the show, which is crazy. he reads a book like people look through menus or pamphlets. i remember going on the daily show when my book came out. i wrote a book called drift on national security issues. you appear to have invested a great deal of research in this. i just treated it like a second job kind of. it s been making everybody look bad is what i m saying. i don t think any of us appreciate that. sorry. not only had he read the book, but he had read the other books in the field that i thought were relevant to, you know, to sort of the context of what i had written about. there s no substitute for doing that work. and doing your own thinking and coming up with your own analysis. and that s, i think, in part why he has been so consistently engaging for all of these years. which is that he was bri
was that he was trustworthy. and part of that trust that turned him as a comedian as a trusted source of news, part of that trust is emotional trust. that you actually have to believe in his authentic human take on whatever it is he s talking about. with a loyal and growing following, a who s who from hollywood to washington, d.c., and everywhere in between starts to take notice. this just in. brokaw interviewed by jack ass. nailed it! the daily show became a destination for people who had serious political ambitions. and that, i think, was the amazing thing. that s a tribute to jon and the intelligence of the writers on the show. he has one of the largest followings and viewerships in america. if you want votes, or ticket buyers, or people to buy your book, or whatever it is that you are trying to get to a mass base, he has a dependable a mass base. he went from being interesting to hot to unavoidable. stewart is not only admired
unavoidable. narrator: stewart is not only admired by his fans but by his peers as well. jon knows his stuff. he doesn t go into an interview not knowing his stuff. jon actually read all of the author s books he had on the show, which is crazy. he reads a book like people look through menus or pamphlets. i remember going on the daily show once when my book came out. i wrote a book called drift on national security issues. you appear to have invested a great deal of research in this. yeah, i treated it like a second job, kind of. it s making everybody look bad is what i m saying. i don t think any of us appreciate that in any way, shape or form. not only had he read the book, but he had read the other books in the field that i thought were relevant to, you know, the sort of context of what i d written about. there s no substitute for doing that work. and for doing your own thinking and coming up with your own analysis. and that s, i think, in part why he has been so
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