Jon Stewart on Trump: Progressive Hypocrisy and the Hostile Elite’s Plan for America

Hans Holtzcamp


Jon Stewart (or, as  Donald Trump called him, Jonathan Leibowitz), former host of Comedy Central’s Daily Show, in a recent interview while promoting his new book Oral History, tried his best to smooth over what he sees as a real setback in the recent election of Donald Trump to the U.S. presidency.

In doing so, however, he revealed the operational long-term objective of America’s elite and how it has completely rewritten the White Anglo-Saxon founding and history of America into the New Multi-cultural, Multi-ethnic Imperative.  This is notable because it is rare when a prominent member of America’s cultural elite such as Stewart so blatantly exposes its real agenda.

For those who want a succinct analysis, I’ll provide it below.  For those with the stomach to watch the short CBS interview, here it is:

Now for the rundown.

Stewart:

This fight [to fundamentally transform America] has never been easy…One of the things that struck me as odd about this election…nobody asked Donald Trump what makes America great.

The obvious answer to Stewart is post-1950s mass immigration, multiculturalism, and diversity.

What many would say is, what makes us great is America is an anomaly in the world…There are a lot of people — and I think [Trump’s] candidacy has animated that thought — that a multi-ethnic democracy, a multicultural democracy, is impossible. And that is what America, by its Founding and Constitution, is.

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