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4:49Now PlayingElon Musk gets called out and humiliated by Jon Stewart for his flip-flopping and desperate excuses to try to get out of interview with Jon Stewart that he originally claimed he wanted to do. John Iadarola breaks it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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Jon Stewart Says Elon Musk Flaked on Interview Offer“You Know That’s Bulls**t”
"Last week, Musk expressed willingness to go on Stewart’s Comedy Central series if the interview would air unedited. Stewart readily agreed. But then Musk decided against going head-to-head with the host, calling Stewart a partisan propagandist.
On Monday, Stewart told his viewers (video below), “I thought about [his offer], and after a prayerful week with my family … I thought, ‘You know, that’s actually how the in-studio interviews normally air — unedited. So, sure, we’d be delighted! As a matter of fact, let me sweeten or unsweeten the pot. The interview can be 15 minutes, it can be an hour, it can be two hours — whatever. I’ll be honest: I don’t think this network makes any other programming. So we can do whatever the fuck we want as long as we wrap before the new season of South Park comes out in May or June in 2026.”"
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