Jon Stewart And Bill O'Reilly's Debate About White Privilege Turns Into A Shouting Match

"I want you to admit that there is such a thing as white privilege," Jon Stewart asked guest-slash-nemesis Bill O'Reilly on Wednesday night's 'The Daily Show'.



What happened next was a discussion that turned into a debate that turned into a shouting match - and it was, in true 'Daily Show' style, great television.



Not least because O'Reilly's first counter-argument was that there should be such a thing as 'Asian privilege' because "Asians make more money than whites" - swiftly followed by the reasoning that "there is no more slavery". Oh, and there's a black president. Also: Oprah.



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Lord Freud 'Not Worth £300 A Day Expenses' Say Disabled People

Disabled people in Britain have caused controversy by suggesting that Lord Freud is "not worth the full £300 daily expenses" he is entitled to.



“There is a small group of people who are not worth £300 a day... and that is Tory peers like Lord Freud," one told HuffPost UK Comedy.



"We cannot have people simply loafing about, doing nothing and expecting the state to finance their lifestyles," said another.



"Freud is typical of the something-for-nothing culture that permeates Britain today."

SEE ALSO: Freud's Comments - And Five Of His Other Gaffes

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Man Is Caught On Camera Clapping Along To Cheesy Pop Song, Immediately Regrets It

This video may only be 14 seconds long - but it immediately made us snort out loud (with laughter, you understand).



"That beer ain't going to give back your manliness," observes YouTuber BpHQuex.



They're not wrong...

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• Sky News Reporter Caught Swearing Live On Air


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• A Compilation Of The Funniest Videobombs

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Brain Teaser 10/16/2014

1. Brad Doe works for a packaging company. One day, he received four separate orders and accidentally mixed up the addresses, so he applied the address labels at random. What is the probability that exactly three packages were correctly labeled?



2. AALLLOUGNINCEACELSSSEANRYTELNETCTEERS

If you cross out all unnecessary letters in the above string of letters, a logical sentence will remain. Can you read it?

Solution

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Birthday Gift Baskets - The Best Of Gifts

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Dog Enters A Field Of Tall Grass, Immediately Turns Into A Kangaroo

"The sunshine sends my dog a little loopy..." writes YouTuber DJStrutt



She's not wrong. Check out Megan the lurcher going for a bounce (with Molly the Jack Russell tagging along).



We might have to add her to our list of Dogs Who Are Winning At Life...



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The 16 Greatest Oscar Wilde Quotes

Today in History for 16th October 2014

Historical Events

1903 - Homel, 1st Jewish self defense organization founded in Russia

1915 - Great Britain declares war on Bulgaria

1948 - Demonstration by Moscow Jews honoring Israeli ambassador Golda Meir

1962 - KTXT TV channel 5 in Lubbock, TX (PBS) begins broadcasting

1973 - Maynard Jackson elected 1st black mayor of Atlanta

1990 - US forces reach 200,000 in Persian Gulf

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Famous Birthdays

1830 - Ferdinand van der Haeghen, Flemish librarian/bibliography

1832 - Vicente Riva Palacio, Mexico, writer/diplomat

1913 - Cesar Bresgen, Austrian composer/organist

1928 - Ann Morgan Guilbert, American actress

1936 - Gerardo Gandini, composer

1972 - Darius Kasparaitis, Elektrenai Lit, NHL defenseman (Islanders, Pitts)

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Famous Deaths

1323 - Amadeus V the Great, count of Flanders/Savoy, dies at 74

1621 - Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck, organist/composer, dies at about 59

1862 - George Burgwyn Anderson, US Confederate brig-general, dies at 31

1944 - John Eigenhuis, writer (The Dike), dies at 78

1996 - James Wild, music teacher, dies at 68

2006 - Tommy Johnson, American tubist (b. 1935)

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