this just happened a few days ago and it's very similarI've been thinking and seeing coverage about Colbert taking over for Letterman. I haven't watched late night talk shows in years and not even Colbert can get me to watch them. I do feel like the internet love for Jon Stewart and Colbert is very overstated.
I mean I have watched the Daily Show and the Colbert Report and they are funny but people trumpet them like they're some vital organ for American democracy and politics which is a bit absurd. And I don't think they think they are, it's mostly the internets and the fans of the show. I think Bill Maher thinks he is. But I hate Bill Maher so that's another post, another day.
that reuters article that said something like 70% of americans aren't going to watch the world cup sent shockwaves throughout the soccer internet. the denial, the "they have an anti-soccer agenda" happened all day.
the fact is soccer is still a tiny sport, and immersing yourself in the soccer world on the internet, or with your friends, or with your supporters group, or living in a city with big immigrant populations means you will eventually have an extremely biased opinion of a topic. much more so when it's your personal philosophy at stake.
i dont need to tie it all together cause the comparison is obvious, but yeah

and is colbert funny without his little character and an adoring audience? he may be a lame just like the others






, footballers fighting over average blondes 
about a dude being public with the shyt he does to her, he shouldn't have divorced her