Presumption And The Cost of War | The Problem With War | The Problem With Jon Stewart | Apple TV+
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- The Problem with Jon Stewart is now streaming on Apple TV+ theproblem.link/WarEpisode
In this digital exclusive panel, Jon sits down with experts and stakeholders (Admiral Mike Mullen, Kerry Baker, Rosie Torres, Stephanie Savell, Sergeant Isiah James, and Staff Sergeant Wesley Black) to discuss the cost of America's wars and what the way forward might be to help our veterans.
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The cases that John brings up makes other news outlets look like amateurs.
Nothing is more important than MONEY
Amateurs is a helluva step up from propagandists. I can’t support the amateur bs. They make money pushing the agenda of the power base. They’re fully propaganda and a blight on humanity.
Because they are owned by the defense companies. CNN would rather whine about Trump than actually pursue a positive change. They don't make money if things get better
The other news outlets are total joke. I'm quiting them, frankly they encourage anti-social behavior.
This is precisely why JS is/was regarded as the "Most Trusted Newsman in America"
This is the John Stewart we hoped for. Don't hold back!
I was hoping for the old Jon Stewart. The world has enough talking heads, but Jon was a comedian his whole life. I'm bummed.
@@Tormentality I see the opposite side too. The market is saturated with comedians. Seth Meyers, Colbert, John Oliver, Trevor Noah, ect...
Either way, John Stewart is hitting it out of the park.
@@Tormentality I'm just thanking the universe that he isn't like Colbert.
So much better than that Faux News garbage.
@Tom B honestly, I can sum you up in five words and not say anything important.
Isn't it refreshing to watch people listening to each other and trying to understand the point of view of others before it's their turn to talk?
I do see that on Maher. Whatever else you think of him and his show, it certainly has that.
its easy when they all agree. drop in ben shapiro and see how it goes.
@@Matthew-ve7uv true
@@WW-tz6bg Sure. But it feels like even if they disagreed they would be respectful of each other
You have a great point, but people forget what the #1 problem really is!
DEMOCRATS believe in gov't and trying to make gov't work well and improve people's lives.
REPUBLICANS believe gov't is the problem and should get out of the way.
When democrats are in control of the gov't, they place people in charge that want things to work correctly, improve the system, and help people.
When republicans are in charge of gov't, they place people in charge that has actively worked against gov't, worked for private companies that profit off gov't, or people that only qualifications are they are rich.
The United States used to conduct studies and research on everything, but the republican party decided to kill gov't because of their position of protecting the 1%'ers. (SIDE NOTE: remember when MITCH was holding up legislature on COVID payment to the American people until he got immunity for businesses for people getting sick on their jobs due to the jobs not taking precautions) The republicans have killed all studies and research that was conducted in any agencies (EPA, FDA, FAA, medical, VA: ever wonder how you can walk into any drugstore and see hundreds of different types of pills on the shelves, but when you read the bottle, it says NOT approved by the FDA, especially all those health supplements)
"War is a racket"
- Major General Smedley D. Butler
US Marine Corps (ret.), two-time recipient of the Medal of Honor.
GMTA, I should have read.
👊🏿
I am a physician. Now that I am aware of this I will evaluate veterans differently. I’m an allergist, not a primary care physician. But I deal with respiratory stuff. So it’s critical.
As someone who went through med school, do you believe there should be some time dedicated specifically to the causes and conditions that veterans suffer as they are clearly a population with unique conditions often obtained in uncommon ways? I imagine if the medical community spent more time looking at these conditions specifically it wouldn't be so difficult for individuals to prove their 'burden of proof'
@@madatrev That would help. Medicare for all would help too.
Thank you for what you do!
@@madatrev The VA should do their job to inform lol. It would be insane for medical professionals to investigate and understand every nook and cranny of the earth just to treat patients.
How high were you when you typed that.it was like you thought of something intelligent to say,then took a big hit off your meth pipe and wrote that garble.
So good to have Jon Stewart back doing serious journalism as he always has.
Agreed.
I would argue that this is actually MORE serious than the Daily Show ever was. As brilliant as his commentary was, that's all it was - commentary. This time though, he's doing a lot more than just commentary. He's actually sitting people down, talking about the problem, and trying to figure out a solution.
@@DinoJake I completely agree! However, even in his comedic commentary he and his team did proper journalism, ask the right questions and spot in conclusions. To see him activated in this “serious” capacity is just amazing.
I don’t think he really set out to be a journalist. The daily show used to be more about the punchlines, but more people started to get their news there so they had to tighten up and fact check more and more. But once you have those facts and see how insane the whole thing is, and while he’s a comedian at heart, at a point you just want answers.
@@KidFlashRX That’s true. I dont think he ever planned for the show and his voice to become so important and yes - over time they chose to respect the audience and elevate the show to what ot became eventually. This is something Colbert never did. John Oliver however definitely continued on the JS’s theme.
Sgt. James is correct. There is no such thing as a "just war". What is essential in the decision to go to war is this - do we have a get out of hell free card? We haven't had one since WW2.
Absolutely. And be weary if a “get out of hell free card” is conveniently drawn
Sadly, if money can be made off war, wars will continue to happen. That's the disturbing truth.
Of course, anybody with a thinking brain and anybody with an ounce of compassion knows that there is no such thing as a just war.
But we know the X factor - money/profit. So, logically... we need to establish a new system that doesn't prioritize money/profit over people. Put people first: Medicare For All, Housing For All, UBI. That is a path forward.
Almost anything else will just continue to be a frustrating spinning of wheels.
@@coolioso808 Not all war is about money. It can be ideological, religious, economic, racial, or just pure conquest. People have been joining together to kill each other since humans were hunters and gatherers with no concept of money.
@@MrJJacks7 There might be an additional 'topping' on why a group/nation says they are going to war, but if there is money to be made, war is about money, power and definitely control of resources (which, unfortunately, money is a resource in modern economies).
It is misleading and widely untrue that people were joining together to kill each other since humans were hunter-gatherers with no concept of money. We would simply not be here to have this discussion if our early human nature was to kill each other for no good reason. There was far too few of us and far too much at stake for us to build a society on wealth accumulation, social status, power and regular conflict. We survived 99% of human history as egalitarian hunter-gatherers with no money or markets. The occasional individual disputes were there, sure, but no where even close to the complete reckless indifference we see systemic death and destruction over the last 5000 years.
Now, in the technology age, we have the ability to provide everybody with a high quality of life, all the basic needs, done with automation, digital network feedback and intelligent sharing, production and distribution. Poverty, war, unnecessary suffering should be a thing of the past. Money/market economies are the underlying problem that stops us from organizing in a rational way.
@@MrJJacks7 true…war has always been about resources. Today, we now have a system which has perfected looting resources. A system that manufactures the reasons to go to war, just to keep the wheels of the machine turning.
"There is no such thing as a just war" YES THIS THANK YOU FOR PUTTING IT IN PERSPECTIVE!
IRAQ. Especially. At least in my time.
Iraq the war of lies..
I'm glad he put in "there are wars that happen."
I'm too burned by people who would rather victims lay down and take it than fight back, mainly considering Ukraine here, to assume good faith at this point, unfortunately.
Universal healthcare would help 'cure' these problems of veterans being denied healthcare benefits by the VA too.
Yep
ssshhhh we need those to incentivize people to enlist in the military
We should only give federal employees the same option as veterans. Conditions would improve tenfold if congress had to go to the VA for medical care
@@nathanbopp6163 Your stance against universal healthcare for ALL is very MAGA deplorable.
Yes!!! A thousand times "yes" to this!
The world is a better place with the conversations you bring to the table, always and forever
2006 Man of the Year.
Staring Robin Williams
Jon Stewart should be doing his duty as an American and stepping up to be not the best person for the job maybe, but by far better then any option either colluding party will supply us with in 2024. 🥺
We need Jon. America... NEEDS JON STEWART.
Instead he's on Apple... 🙃
Absolutely
Oh gringo please...feeling so proud for discussing the fallout of ONE of the tens if not hundreds of Muh'rican "military interventions" a.k.a. "pillaging and plundering". Let me know when you want to talk about Chile, Panama, Colombia, Nicaragua, Cuba, Vietnam, Korea, Hawaii to name a few, actually let me know when you are ready to give us some reparations you capitalist fascist fucks.
Discussing solutions respectfully…instead of attacking, blaming and arguing….Well, that’s a wonderful idea!
I didn't hear any solutions being discussed...I heard 'war is bad', and 'our military is great'....not a single solution or inkling of a proposition.
@@DeathZeroTolerance ok
@@DeathZeroTolerance do you have selective hearing or lack of comprehension skills?
@@proned2stoned maybe both, could you summarize any actionable solutions that were put forth for me?
@@DeathZeroTolerance put the kids of these companies on the front lines
War profiteering taxes
There were solutions there
Isiah James. Thank you, Thank you, thank you to bring to the table the thought that was thinking of. As a Middle East who lives in Canada now. I saw 3 wars up close and personal. Iran-Iraq war, first gulf war and second gulf war. Ordinary Americans have NO CLUE what so ever the devastation of a war!
I'm an Iranian and can't agree with you more. I was 2 when the war started and between Iraq and Iran & it lasted for 8 Fucking years. To this date we still have veterans that are suffering from PTSD, Lunge cancer because of chemical weapons. Many of may friends will get craze rashes after a simple thunder storm because it reminds them of the bombing still can't stand loud alarms because it immediately brings me back to war alarms during the war. That feeling in your stomach never goes away. Most of my generation are having hundreds of different mental problems because of that.
I can't appreciate Srg. James enough for his words. Please stop this madness. Almost 22 years in Afghanistan, almost 20 years in Iraq, Syria, Libya, South American countries and all of these just for Industrial military complex. As you can see they can't even pass a simple law inside US to protect children from being massacred because of weapon industry. I mean for god sake do something about it. I sometimes feel I'm living in different universe or something. Please stop for the sake of Americans, Iranian, Iraqis, Yemenis, Palestinians, Syrians, South Americans. I mean the numbers of wars US was and is enveloped in is beyond comprehension and most of the people even specially Americans Society doesn't even know that. 2 trillion Dollars spent in Iraq war and almost 90% of that went to private contractors in that war. This is crazyyyyyyyy. Some minority elites are using everybody in and out side of US just to become richer and richer every single day.
You’re still the GOAT Jon. Doing such important work!
What a damn advocate! He really does know his stuff.
He really is. Some of the best and most intense Daily Show episodes were when he was championing for health care for 9/11 first responders who were being denied and addressing the lack of jobs and housing issues for veterans. So many people are happy to scream "support the troops", but few delve into the serious issues they face the way Jon does.
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I nominate Jon Stewart for President of the United States.🇺🇲
Fully agree
I would agree, but I do not wish this curse on good man, and y'all clearly do not deserve him
He’s too good of a man for that job.
Agreed!
He has the talent, intelligence and integrity, but if he had any sense, he wouldn't want the job.
"Put YOUR child on the front line." Damn right.
💯
I really like this idea, but I'm not knowledgeable enough to know how it would work. Would representatives have to have a child who meets military recruitment standards to vote yes on going to war? Would the current exemptions from service also apply to those children of representatives? Would they be required to serve in active combat roles? Sorry for bringing up so many questions back-to-back, but those came to mind if we were to implement that system and I'd like to hear feedback from everybody.
@@B-503_Yukikaze My 2 cents, No, they wouldn't have to have a child but their vote would definitely hold more weight if they did. Yes, the current exemptions would apply but they would need to be checked and approved by multiple neutral doctors to avoid any foul play or deception. And yes, their children would need to be in active combat. The more hawkish the politician, the more likely their child should see active combat. The brother hit it dead on the head. All to often the call to war is made by those who haven't, wouldn't, or couldn't take a life themselves. This doesn't make sense on any conceivable level. Frankly, I can't think of anything more privileged, cowardly, and despicable than consciously sending someone else's children to war as their own children go on vacay and it happens CONSTANTLY.
@@B-503_Yukikaze The whole discussion sounds like an argument for the draft again, which I'm leery about. Getting American civilians, war contractors, and politicians personally involved in the war. One of the problems that I see is that America loves our standardization and assessing someone for killing should never be standardized.
@@B-503_Yukikaze I think there is a meta-point in the idea: would decision-makers make different decisions if they had a personal stake in it? If they had something meaningful to lose? They can never be "representative" of people they don't care for. What if they treated their constituents as a personal stake they were afraid to lose?
The following institutions should never be "for profit" in a decent society - the military industry, healthcare, education, and prisons.
Two fundamentals of life missing from your list are food and housing.
Though not obvious from first principles, from experience over the passed 40 years... I'd add journalism. We shouldn't be dependent on comedians and talk show hosts to inform us. I love Jon. I shouldn't NEED Jon to hear THIS conversation had this plainly.
@@AnonEyeMouse so true.
@@Kavala76 True, there are only two problems with that: 1) those are not institutions, so they are out of the scope of that list, and 2) that's a communist perspective, which is genuinely the best philosophy for a perfectly selfless species, and less so for an imperfectly selfish one. Unfortunately, we appear to belong to the latter, as we've seen public housing and feeding in communist regimes, and they have always been extremely inefficient. Not that capitalist housing and feeding is much better, but it does have a better average output, even if the outliers are more extreme.
@@AnonEyeMouse past*
And yes. Very much so.
This is the most refreshing conversation I have seen in politics for the longest time
far to long imho
This was very difficult to watch, brought back a lot of bad memories. Please do a piece and follow up on the service men who refurbished the USS Constitution in the early 1990s. They had filters that didn't fit their respirators for months. High exposure to lead based paint. Men were coughing up grey paint chips. My dad was one of them, cut his life short and those last few years during retirement really wasn't living. This happened in the Philadelphia shipping yards. I wonder how many of these service men passed untimely early because of chronic obstructive lung disorder, COPD, due to bad respirators while refurbishing the USS Constitution.
That is terrible.
Did you watch this?
Do you think a 2% war profit tax is even worth thinking about as a solution to this?
I had a friend who painted ship bottoms with copper based paint for the military and others. His liver biopsy had red paint in it and it gave him liver cancer. The VA treated him with morphine until hospice took over with more morphine.
@@justgivemethetruth it's a start. 10 percent would be fine with me.
@@comfortablynumb9342
The solution is Universal Health Care for All. Period. It takes care of all problems like these.
@@justgivemethetruth I agree. How's it possible that the richest country in the world can't have a healthcare system just as good as Europe? Even Costa Rica has a system of cheap insurance and healthcare we can't copy. Why? Because the republiCANTs cry "socialism". They don't know the difference between socialism and social programs, it's all the same to the ignorant.
Of course, Jon Stewart comes up with the best program that ever existed. I wish every single human on the planet would watch this series.
I wanted to say this before this show absolutely blows up and you never read comments again, but as a member of the millennial generation, I thank John Stewart for endowing me with the sense of WTF that I watch and understand the world through. I question things, I wonder about motives, I investigate when I don't understand, and growing up watching the daily show point out hypocrisy on both sides is why I attempt to be an informed member of the elec5torate. We don't have to agree, but I expect you to understand.
Check out Noam Chomsky
Good on ya mate! 👍
at the very least, if you're trying to get someone's attention should be polite enough to spell his name proper.
Thanks for posting these on TH-cam
"THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A JUST WAR." Sgt. Isiah James, giving me hope for humanity with this sentiment.
Jon, you are the voice we need to hear in this disconnected, angry, dishonest world. Everyone else? Listen to Jon. He makes sense. Remember when making sense was good? Let's bring it back and act on it.
This why you have love Jon. He asks the questions that the people in control don't want to answer.
Keep up the good work Jon. I would disagree with one statement. It's not our inability to own up to the consequences it's the REFUSAL to do so.
In the world of politics, is there really a difference?
How refreshing to see actual conversation and debate instead of people just shouting at each other and insulting each other. I love jon stewart
Damn, Sgt. James really flipped the table on this conversation. It's so easy to lose the big picture when we get into the nitty gritty of what to do about the problems we've made for ourselves that we forget to care about the most important change we have to make: end war.
Jon Stewart is a national treasure of the highest order. Fighting for NYC firefighters and police and workers on the pile to get what they deserve. And now the military. He does some heavy lifting and needs some support.
Your country needs you. Really, then why when soldiers come home injured, psychological effected or seriously inflicted with chemicals that have lifetime repercussions that need addressing are they then forgotten about & discarded? Shame on any government that does this to it's people.
Because society has made it seem like going "thank you for your service" or when a vet talks it carries more weight no matter what they talk about then ignoring what they actually said is enough. This is about money the defence budget has only grown and what we actually spend in the name of defense and war has been over a trillion a year for the last 20 years at least if not longer. We hide it in the dept of energy budget we hide it in special spending bills we hide it in black projects. Instead of build and staffing for the best care the best treatment for our vets hell for our entire country. We spend brillions on nearly 4000 Abrams tanks setting in the deserts of Nevada and New Mexico with no use. Money is used on 120 "stealth" ships that then get pared down to 50 then 12 then 3 as they fail to work and never were going to as the "smart gun" the ships were built around failed in everyway the ammo costing 800k a shell. Worse then 1 ship nearly sinks under it's own gun and we retire the entire line of ships. Well we spent hundreds of billion on R&D for those ships; we don't even get 3 full ships because they were never going to work and we knew that, and the rest of the hundreds of billions in funding that was already passed in a bill a decade ago get's put into the pentagon slush fund. We get the f-35 a 1 trillion + boondoggle that still can't live up to it's promises nearly 20 years ago and the pentagon and airforce are talking about it's replacement now. Nevermind we just wasted enough money to build a cross country web of high speed rail with fiber optic internet for every man woman and child in our country on One joke of a fighter jet. Defend spending has become a taxpayer funded jobs program where the only thing we get out of it is weapons we ether can't use or don't work as the rich get richer on these contracts. Helping the sick even sick soldiers doesn't provide enough of a return of investment for the fatcats in the corporate world R&Ding a new weapon that may or may not work after 15 year does.
Nothing is more important than MONEY
@@johnbartlett9568 Your family, friends, health & the world are all more important than money.
Nothing is more important than MONEY
Nothing is more important than MONEY and adding to the Truth
glad this is on youtube as well
Holy cow me too! I didn't know he had his own show until a few days ago.
How refreshing is this approach to debate? Kudos Jon Stewart.
Words cannot describe how happy I am to see the great Jon Stewart doing what he does best again!!
Jon Stewart, please run for President. We need you.
I would have loved this panel discussion to be about an hour, allowing for a lot more in depth discussion to take place. We need this kind of balanced, respectful discussion… lots more of it! Thank you!
Colby Purcell The description says these YT segments are shorter than the ones on Apple+.
Watching that infantryman tell the admiral that there is no just war... wow. Brought tears to my eyes. I wish there were more contexts were infantrymen could tell that to admirals.
And as he said, ‘My sergeant told me I was expendable’, the Admiral looked down in shame.
Don Ohlmeyer: “The answer to all of your questions is money.”
I have seen no such conversation anywhere else on television. I am so happy to see this man back on TV advocating for what he believes in.
What is happening in our country when the most incisive and consequential journalist is a former COMEDIAN?! Thank you, Jon Stewart!
Jon Stewart for President. And I am not joking or memeing. He is able to have these conversations, see through the bullshit and pin down who exactly is failing their job and push the right questions to move forward. I haven't seen many people with this skill that clearly pronounced. He genuinely cares, he is charismatic and intelligent. We had Trump before and now we have a very old man. I think he would make a great job.
America will be in a better place if we unplug from corporate news and listen to these types of conversations
This panel is amazing!!!!!!!
Jon Stewart, I have missed this man. Now he's doing the work, on the grind for men and women in service. He is truly a man of the people. We must protect this man at all costs
“Six trillion dollars is not worth one human life on either side.”
Amen brother.
During the burn pit episode I remember thinking "if it's not the money that's the hurdle to presumption, it's gotta be liability--if we admit our troops are dying from this, what is our responsibility to the civilians of those countries?"
Ah this is a brilliant comment
So dang good, relaying the messages succinctly at the end. 🍻 Jon
I remember the stack, and the point. I feel his pain.
Sergeant James, Navy vet here thanking you for speaking up!
Jon speaks truth to power! All Vets need to get behind him as he fights for them.
Taking responsibility for our actions isn't something that human are much good at... It won't change anytime soon.
New Message - If anything.....it's getting far worse. At some point we will reach critical mass, but i don't know what the shit storm will look like. Probably another mass casualty event even worse than COVID in the U.S. before people start to change.
We,the US ,need more practice...its hard to say we are wrong and fix what we did, but when I do,I feel better after and rarely repeat the misstep. I hope to see all of us humans get better. Positive vibes from New Hampshire, remember to be kind to each other and yourself during this pandemic and social crisis
@@tammystockley-loughlin7680 - Well said Tammy.
Historically (and by historically I mean in the ancestral environment that shaped our instincts) taking responsibility meant being shunned, and being shunned meant having no children, and therefore not passing down the "take responsibility" genes.
People like winners. Say there's this guy who makes a lot of claims as to his greatness, call him... Monald. He's charming, he's larger than life, and he's making all sorts of outlandish promises. He's also telling you that he'll protect you from the Great Enemy That Is Pounding On Our Walls And Stealing Our Jobs.
You are instinctively going to like him.
In order to dislike him, you have to *remind yourself* that everything he says has, in fact, no actual basis.
If you don't make the effort, you are going to like Monald. He has a winning image, he never takes any accusation lying down, no, he replies, responds, retaliates, returns the accusation to those who made it. It's never Monald's fault, because Monald is perfect, and your hindbrain wants to be just like Monald, perfect in every way.
Not a loser who takes responsibility.
Service connected disability is extremely hard to get. Have a family member who fought for many years to get his for what the military did to him, and they pulled him through the ringer just to get there.
I love this panel. Quality, civil discussion, disagreeing and agreeing with respect. Amazing show.
Excellent points, thoughtful discussion. One thing wasn't mentioned: the loss of lives in those countries where the US has these burn pits :(
watch it again please
@@Research0digo pls feel free to tell me when during the show Jon talks about foreign lives being affected. I’ll watch that part
@@agithehun 8:37
Welcome back!
We need these discussions. People need to know and understand
Its WAYYYY OVERDUE... I was working against War 20 years ago.. some folks were .. Dennis Kucinich.. for instance! LOUD voice against WAR and he was marginalized! The thing is.. folks have to understand how they are being manipulated.. how propaganda works.. I mean the MEDIA LIED.. the NEWS LIED and was sooooooooo on board with cheerleading the war and "Weapons of mass destruction".. and a few years later they had MEGA egg on their faces.. OH I guess we didn't do our jobs good enough and question the rush to war.. (we were too excited about ratings and "Imbedding" whoohee.. !!!! PLAY TIME!. ). And the next war with the next generation will happen and on and on and on.. . I mean, I am not saying that there will not be a war we should just be pacifists with.. I don't see how anyone could have sit out WW2... but STILL see how that war was constructed out of the ashes of WW1... (SEE BANKS AND WAR)... You have a right to defend yourself.. but understand how your mind is being manipulated! How your thoughts and beliefs and actions are being manipulated by the PTB via media and policy and politics.. UGh.. We "learn" these lessons AFTER this .. but then 30 years after that.. same thing.. Sigh.
@@caelidhg6261 agreed 100 percent
How powerful. This round table was. This needs to happen in congress with individuals that truly care and just there to line their own pockets and the pockets of their rich friends who runs these contract companies. This is shameful how our government treats our service people active & retirees.Once they're retired, they're thrown at the back of the bus unless they're were high ranking retiree.
Wow, this is really refreshing. Talking politics intelligently without resorting to any hateful or resentful speech. Well done!
Jon's like the cool uncle, finally taking the unruly kids to task for their horseplay
Jon doing the journalistic work that actual journalists never bother to do, just like old times. Grateful that's he's back.
I am so grateful to Jon Stewart. My re-eval on lung issies I'm having is in 2 weeks.
I watch this with such sadness. As with all JStew's show topics, this will still be a relevant, unresolved topic 10 years from now.
This is the kind of program I value. I'm subbing to Apple TV+. Don't waste my money.
There are no just wars.
This show is going to wake some people's hearts up I feel.
If a service member has fought for our country, their healthcare should be covered for the rest of their life, regardless of if their injuries occurred while serving or not.
So glad he's back, and I love the approach of trying to find solutions to problems with his panel rather than doing the cable-news with too-many talking heads shouting at each other. This is going to be really cool to watch this style of interview unfold and what kind of practical solutions they arrive at at the end of each show.
And, damn, I've really missed seeing Jon on a regular basis. So happy he's back.
Shoutout to Jon and the production team. You guys really put together a well thought out and educational show. I even had a few really good laughs, more than I expected from such a somber topic. It’s good to have you back.
Jon Stewart taking on the US military industrial complex. I hope he has 24/7 personal protection.
John Stewart is a national treasure
We westerner always misunderstand war and what it really is. What we think of as war is always the least efficient means of winning and is a last resort. The real mastery of war is winning without fighting at all "Supreme excellence consists of breaking the enemy's resistance with out fighting" Sun Tzu. That is what is happening to you right now...
I disagree with you. If westerners didn't view war as something expedient, these good people wouldn't be sitting around a table discussing what went wrong.
Human kindness and advancement. Thank you, Jon.
Jon has such an amazing knack for finding common ground with his unique blend of earnestness, levity and critical and honest journalism. He's investing himself tirelessly in some very worthwhile causes, and effecting major change where others have tried and failed. So thrilled that he's re-emerged in media doing what he does best - holding institutions to account and speaking truth to power, all while tickling our funny bones with satire that is still fresh and biting. Welcome back, Jon Stewart!
Jon Stewart, sir, you are an incredible blessing to the USA and not to mention the World. Thank you for coming back. Much success 🙏
This was powerful and all true. These are the kinds of open discussions that need to be had with the people that are actually looking our for veterans. Thanks Jon Stewart for your continued journalism excellence. Now let's see if anything changes for the better. We veterans are still out here fighting the system!!!
Well, the mistake was declaring war on an ideology and taking actual war strategies, weapons, and drones thinking it would have positive results. As for the military and government, this is not new. As humans, most actions we take are disguised as being positive but are actually being put out by very greedy people who profit from the seemingly selfless and honorable actions.
John has fought for first responders and vets for years. Patriot!
I am not even an american. But I love jon stewart. Been following and learning how to find, grill for truth in a respectful way from him. Even though america has created lots of headaches for my country. He is just a little shine of light, that helps me believe in american way for fighting for truth and justice.
So glad to have found Sir Stewart talking again, the world needs your wisdom and wit more than ever x
With everybody I've discussed veterans healthcare with I think collectively we've come to a conclusion. Abolish the VA completely and give every single veteran a card that says, "Thank you for serving our country. Your healthcare is now in forever covered. Go see any doctor you want." I have yet to meet a real life human being that disagrees with this.
That being said I'd rather just push for Medicare for all
I'm very glad to see Jon back doing this kind of thing again. I've missed his points of view. If anyone hasn't seen it before check out his speech to congress about the care of the emergency services post 9/11. Jon's passion for this thing can NEVER be doubted. I admire him a lot.
Jon Stewart is what we need in our political discourse. Not people who get off on hearing their own voice which is almost everyone currently participating
Well done John, panelists and crew. Glad to see JS driving national dialogue again. Kudos!
I missed Jon so much
Thank you for this Jon. So glad your back in this. also as a veteran, thank you for bringing this issue up as it is a daily battle for us to fight for our benefit.
From all veterans everywhere, thank you Jon!
Huge defense budget that is much more than 3.5 trillion in ten years … yet we are arguing about a bill that will give some money to average Americans because it’s too expensive.
The foundation of war is economics. China has 4-5x our population, and thus only need half of our GDP to have 2-3x as large of an economy. China's leaders, albeit corrupt, are competent and mostly on-board with the central vision. Meanwhile in the USA, our leaders are corrupt and incompetent, only concerned with their own power and wealth.
The US faces 3 major issues...the ever-increasing inequality created by the liberal economy; state failure, political decline, and ineffective governance caused by political liberalism; and decadence and nihilism created by cultural liberalism. If America doesn't want its beacon of light to be extinguished in the next decade, we need to have foundational change, a paradigm shift...one that spurs innovation and creativity, while preserving a semblance of freedom and agency....but our current political system looks to be impossible to crack and change at any meaningful level.
God save us all. Love, hope, peace
A panel of people not interrupting and talking over each other?!?! 😲😲😲
What I love about this panel, is how seriously everyone takes the subject, and how no one is gaslighting anyone. Like ok, this, Happened. Now what?
I cannot love this conversation enough. Thank you all at the table.
What if the military offered guaranteed medical treatment instead of college tuition? I am sure it would cost more, but I am also sure everyone would be better off considering all the worthless degrees these days. Health is #1, right? Idk.. It's good to see you again Jon.
You can't walk through the doors of a recruiting station without getting promised guaranteed medical treatment. But a promise is just that, hahahaha.
I would support my tax dollars to fund this.
Well they do have tri care.
@@CarHubTalk yeah? Is that where they tri to care about our vets?
@@mouthymicah84 haha exactly
Why is this not marketed better!!! Wtf, Jon is back!
Thank you John for speaking up for us.
THANK YOU TO ISAIAH JAMES!!! Thank you for speaking out against "the next war" ... what a shameful thing to come out of that admiral's mouth. That is why those folks cannot be trusted to have their input taken seriously for such matters. God help us.
Well done, I liked the variety of viewpoints you had on the panel. The only issue is that it may have been too large of a group to have for a 10-minute talk, I would have liked to hear more from each of the panelists on this important issue. Also, I like the table and set design, but the camera angles use may need some thought.
I know it sounds silly but I kept looking down and noticing the shoes and socks as people moved their feet around. It pulled attention from faces and what folks were saying once in a while. Nice to see experimentation with a few new(ish) ideas to the panel format though.
They need a bigger, more comfortable setup.
Well... it's the first season, in all fairness. I'm sure most of us will forgive a lot of these little things for now, because the show is good (gist-wise) and probably it's them trying out things, formats and/or segments that might work.
To be honest, it's good that people are looking for improvements. That to me is constructive criticism, a good sign that people see the show as good, they're interested, and they want to see it do well.
I’ve always said that every politician that votes for war needs to send their kids and grandchildren to the front lines first.
The war tax on the MIC profits is brilliant.
Well we clearly didn't join the discussion in the beginning, based upon the first thing Jon was saying. So perhaps it is significantly longer in it's entirety? But idk.
I honestly never looked at their feet once.
There is an excuse for it. It's called money. Money is the root of all government decisions.
I got goosebumps seeing Jon back in action like this
I am so pleased to see you return to something that you feel is important. I will be watching more content in the future. Thank you, Jon, for doing this..
Where is the think tank focusing on how to make peace profitable?
While I was in Afghanistan, unconsciously I documented my whole deployment. I have plenty of proof how these burn pits were being handled. Not to mention how we slept next to ‘em 💀
Omg! That's what an intelligent public discussion is like!????? It's amazing!!!! Seriously, thank you Mr Stuart to bring up those guests and ideas, to help bring back morality to the way we look at issues, politics, and so on.
Jon jon, I said this before and I'm saying it again. You are the best thing that happened to AMERICA! and We Love You
The war in Afghanistan alone cost around 1 Trillion USD
Just for perspective
Edit: sorry... thats actually not accurate .......................
Its actually more like 2.3 Trillion
Cost the tax payers that much. A bunch of politicians, private military and arms manufacturers made bank. The war wasn't a loss. It was redistribution. Trickle upwards economics.
@@rolandp.6133 wow. same people sneer at funding healthcare and education....which really benefits the entire nation.
This isn't including all the foreign aid that went into Aghanistan over 20 years for progress that was wiped out in a day. It isn't including all the millions of civilian deaths, the booming Afghan drug trade that kills millions world-wide etc. etc..
Is this counting in allies? Or just USA?