Jon Stewart demonstrates that Chris Matthews is a whiny chimp
Jon really enjoys tearing new assholes for insincere, loutish, empty newsapes.
Raw Story | Stewart tells MSNBC host: Your book is a 'recipe for sadness'
Matthews, appearing to promote his new book Life's a Campaign, said he had endured the "interview from hell" after Stewart panned the new book as a Machiavellian "recipe for sadness." ...
"What you are saying is, people can use what politicians do in political campaigns to help their lives. ... That strikes me as fundamentally wrong," Stewart said at the opening of the interview. "It strikes me as a self-hurt book, if you will. Aren't campaigns fundamentally contrivances?"...
"What campaigns are, are photo opportunities that are staged, and there's nothing in this book about, 'Be good; be competent.'"
Matthews said that information was in the Bible -- "it's been written," [Matthews] said.
"This book has been written too, it's called The Prince," Stewart retorted, referring to Machiavelli's treatise. "I thought that (your book) was a recipe for sadness. ... If you live this book, your life will be strategy, and ... you'll be unhappy."...
"You are unbelievable," an exasperated Matthews said. "This is a book interview from hell; this is the worst interview I've ever had in my life. This is the worst. You are the worst."
"There's something in here that you fear," Matthews charged.
"Like fascism; I fear fascism," Stewart retorted.
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