Jon Stewart Can’t HOLD BACK When he REALIZES Trump was Right about KAMALA!!!

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JOHN STEWART CAN’T HOLD BACK WHEN HE REALIZES TRUMP WAS RIGHT ABOUT KAMALA!!!

NEW YORK, N.Y. – A highly anticipated interview on Jon Stewart’s show featuring a prominent Democratic figure quickly became a viral moment of uncomfortable silence and visible embarrassment for the host. The segment exposed the political dissonance of the Democratic Party’s narrative regarding the fitness of its leaders and the subsequent failure of their own candidates.

The core confrontation involved the former Vice President’s attempts to reconcile her stated belief in Joe Biden’s competency to govern with the widely perceived reality of his cognitive decline and her own failed campaign.

THE SNIFF TEST FAILURE: STAMINA TO GOVERN VS. STAMINA TO RUN

The central point of the exchange revolved around the former Vice President’s written assessment of Joe Biden and her attempts to justify the decision to replace him on the ticket.

1. The Cognitive Competency Lie

When directly asked if she believed former President Biden was “fully competent to serve,” the former Vice President responded unequivocally: “Yeah, I do. I believe he was fully competent to serve.”

The Conflict: This statement directly clashes with the widely held public opinion, heavily influenced by the disastrous debate performance and the reported contents of the former Vice President’s own book, which described the former President as old, frail, and tired.
The Reaction: Jon Stewart, looking visibly awkward and uncomfortable, struggled to maintain composure. His expression of shock and disbelief was captured on camera, leading many to conclude that “Jon Stewart is all of us,” reflecting the public’s widespread struggle to believe the persistent lie.

2. The Impossible Distinction

The former Vice President then tried to thread an “impossible needle”—distinguishing the demands of running for office from the demands of the presidency:

The Claim: “There’s a distinction to be made between running for president and being president.” She characterized the campaign trail as a “marathon at a sprinter’s pace, having tomatoes thrown at you every step you take.”
The Counter: Stewart immediately called out the absurdity of this distinction: “I think it’s a hard case to make for people that he didn’t have the stamina to run, but he had the stamina to govern because I think most people view the presidency as a marathon run at a sprint.”

The underlying reality, critics argue, is that the campaign trail made it “harder to hide” the former President’s cognitive inabilities from the public, and the former Vice President was simply attempting to maintain a politically necessary lie.

THE FAILED CAMPAIGN AND THE BLAME GAME 💔

The conversation shifted to the former Vice President’s failed campaign and her refusal to take personal responsibility for its outcome.

1. The “Too Much Time” Critique

Stewart pressed the former Vice President on the ultimate failure of her campaign, suggesting that the extended length of the race ultimately hurt her:

Stewart’s Suggestion: “Or was it too much time? Maybe you had too much time.” Stewart implied that the public got to know her and ultimately “saw another side that they just didn’t want to see,” referencing her history of “word salads and all the BS.”
The Former Vice President’s Defense: She attributed the failure to external forces, including an “infusion of resources going into miss and disinformation,” specifically citing “the Elon Musk factor” and the need for better “data collection and analysis.”

By blaming the failure on external “miss and disinformation” rather than her own performance or the cognitive reality of the situation, the former Vice President reinforced the narrative of deflection and a fundamental unwillingness to engage with genuine self-critique.

TRUMP’S VINDICATION AND THE DEMOCRATIC LIES

The interview ultimately served to vindicate the criticisms leveled by President Donald Trump, who had consistently and crudely asserted the former Vice President’s unsuitability for high office.

The Sniff Test: The former Vice President’s defense of Biden’s competency failed the “sniff test,” leading to the conclusion that “these people all they do is lie.”
The Control of Information: The desire by progressive figures, including former President Barack Obama, to implement “government regulatory constraints” on social media was presented as a direct attempt to control the flow of information and prevent the debunking of political lies.

The former Vice President’s performance underscored the core issue facing the Democratic Party: a desperate need to maintain a political narrative—even at the expense of honesty—which is fundamentally undermining their credibility in the eyes of the American public.

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