The New York Times' Brian Stelter -- he who was recently saved from potential Twitter humiliation by an exceedingly pretty and kind young lady -- reported today on how Glenn Beck, whose contract with Fox News expires later in the year, plans on reaching his audience in the future: He's going to be, despite what you may think of him, a bit of a ground-breaker and put his show and other properties on the web behind a paywall.

On last night's "Daily Show," Jon Stewart addressed the end of Glenn Beck's show with his own extended impression of Beck.

As a child I was taught never to laugh at anyone's misfortunes, but then 20 years later YouTube came along blew that whole idea to smithereens.

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Oh, Germany.

Washington D.

I don't watch cable news because I don't appreciate the absurdly high yelling-to-actual-violence ratio (if you talking heads are gonna shout each other down, at least finish the argument with a knife).

I'd be more than happy to take every person who hosts a politicized talk show on a cable network, tie them to an anchor covered in razor blades, and drop them in the Pacific over the Mariana Trench.

Glenn Beck was on Bill O'Reilly's show last night, and he broke out the rarefied Glenn Beckian levels of crazy, using Barbies and a dollhouse to demonstrate how the government is messing up the investigation of ACORN.