Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert Weigh in on the Provocative Cover From a Smarty-Pants Magazine
Like a lot of people, Jon gets his news from the Daily Show and cartoons, so it's understandable that a political firestorm erupted over the New Yorker cover with Barack Obama as a Muslim extremist.
And Stephen Colbert points out that the cover is actually quite funny... because it's true.
Should Barack Obama be outraged over a cartoon or can the media just let it go?








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LAST COMMENT:
It IS satire. What you are missing as that you are looking at every image separately. The whole thing as a unit is satire. it is satirical in the fact that it puts together some overly offensive images in such a fantastical way. The fist bump is key to all of this with the E.D. Hill "terrorist fist jab" thing to be kept in context. Think about it. The New Yorker seems to be indicating that they are actually a bunch of fist-bumping flag burning terrorists. It's funny because it's so absurd!