72K views · 1.4K reactions | In 2004, Tucker Carlson was one of the hosts of CNN's ‘Crossfire,’ a show that foreshadowed the news pundit outrage that would take over television for years to come. But then came Jon Stewart, who just sh*t all over the concept — and Tucker. | NowThis Impact | Facebook

162K views · 2.7K shares | WATCH: Jon Stewart's full statement before House cmte., demanding additional funding for 9/11 victim compensation fund, which is set to expire next year. "Your indifference cost these men and women their most valuable commodity: Time! It's the one thing they're running out of." | MSNBC | Facebook

19K views · 1.9K reactions | Jon Stewart: "They always have money for the war with no guardrails and no oversight, but all of the sudden they get religion on a health care bill for veterans." Read why the GOP rejected a bill to help veterans exposed to toxins from Maddow Blog: on.msnbc.com/3zED1Th | MSNBC | Facebook

Jon Stewart speaks after Congress authorizes 9/11 victim compensation fund through 2092

This is gold, right here. Jon Stewart appeared on CNN's "Crossfire" in 2004 with none other than Tucker Carlson, replete with bowtie, and his co-host, Paul Begala. He proceeded to make them question their life choices. "What you do is not honest. What you do is partisan hackery." Very soon thereafter, the show was canceled, and Carlson moved to Faux News. | Brandon Weber