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    1. Stewart's interview style is cathartic, and that's useful, but we often talk about solutions journalism and metrics for success and I'm looking at the past and wondering: is this approach effective at creating change? I feel like maybe no? Would love to read someone on this topic
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    I can't help but think by end of week she'll get on TV with the other "victim" of a Stewart gotcha interview T. C. , and talk about how Stewart was mean, didn't give her prep time and pretend she had this list of reputable sources in an environment where she won't be challenged.
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      It just really feels like the other approach we see on John Oliver and SomeMoreNews, where the topic is addressed in detail with a consumable video essay and lots of cited sources but without giving a liar a chance to bullshit is, if anything is to be effective, more effective.
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