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The Daily Show with Jon Stewart - Verizon's iPhone Announcement
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Jon Stewart has a great satire on Verizon's
announcement for adding the iPhone to its repertoire. In his trademark wry presentation
style, Stewart treats us to the riveting public event where Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam
stirs the audience to a level of passion not witnessed since ClingFree™ dryer sheets
hit the market. Street reporter John Oliver gets heart-wrenching stories from AT&T
iPhone users whose lives have been destroyed by near criminally substandard service.
Rituals reminiscent of the proletariat's toppling of Saddam Hussein's statue in
Iraq are filmed in the streets of NYC over the joyous announcement by Verizon. You'll
want to watch it.
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
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Note that some of these links go to the Archive.org stored versions with Jon Stewart. The racist moron Trevor Noah is there now.
Posted December 2, 2022
(updated from original post on 1/18/2011)
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