An interesting point about "The Daily Show" is that despite it's obvious leanings, Jon Stewart often has many prominent Republicans and conservatives as guests, and even though he pokes fun at them a bit, he treats them with respect and conducts real interviews with them, just like he does with liberal and Democratic guests. He doesn't treat them like they're stupid, or belittle them in any way. As irreverent as he can be (for lack of a better word), he's not an attack dog or anything like that.

His Republican/conservative guests have included Bernard Goldblum, Sean Hannity, Ed Gillespe, and Bush's campaign manager whose name I can't recall.

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