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Jon Stewart nails the insanity and moral hypocrisy of the military's 'Don't Ask Don't Tell' policy in a way that puts the mainstream media to shame.

Not.

Stewart rips into Obama, less for the withholding of the torture videos than his betrayal on don't ask don't tell.

We can take pictures for the entertainment of Congress and the former W.H. but not for public consumption. Under BuCheney, torture was O.K. any way one looks at it. To me it is a crime of the worst magnitude and I will support no government that refuses to punish such crimes, as any such government is truly anti-American

Il passo indietro di Obama su Guantanamo non lo stanno prendendo molto bene in America. E John Stewart gliele suona di santa ragione su The Daily Show.

Apparently it's okay to torture people as long as we don't take pictures of it. >:-\

After a short discussion about Obama's flip-flop on the release of detainee photos, Jon Stewart nails Obama on his campaign promises over "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" and his refusal to stop discharges of gay troops, specifically the firing of gay Arabic linguist Dan Choi.Says Stewart: "So it was okay to waterboard a guy over 80 times, but God forbid the guy who could understand what that prick was saying....has a boyfriend.Watch it, AFTER the JUMP....Also, here's an update on the case of Sandy Tsao, the Chinese American Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Army, based in Missouri, who received a personal letter from Obama promising to change the military's policy. Tsao will be discharged next Tuesday.The Daily Show With Jon StewartM - Th 11p / 10cMoral Kombatthedailyshow.comDaily Show Full EpisodesEconomic CrisisPolitical Humor