In 'Daily Show' Role On 9/11 Bill, Echoes Of Murrow

i like them both myself. KO was, i thought, quite effective when he started his special comment segments, and i thought at the time that he was becoming something of another Edward R Murrow.



unfortunat­ely, though i still like him, it's appeared that he's turned into something more of a caricature of Murrow. although he doesn't respond to the right in terms of what he says, he's become more like them in his tone, the way his words are delivered.



there's an old saying that, if you fight dragons too long, you become a dragon yourself. i fear at times this is what's happening to Keith.



as long as Jon keeps in mind that comedy is his forte, he'll be fine, and he'll be able to skewer left and right as needed. i don't want to see him devolve into what's happened elsewhere; he's better than that.
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