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Faux news The only two major difference between Fox and The Daily Show: 1. The daily show does not claim to be "fair and Balanced" like Fox does. 2. While John Stewart tells the truth with a major Liberal spin on it, people like Bill O'Reily (affectionately known as Mr. Falafel) tell outright lies. No wonder the station is named after an animal commonly associated with sneakyness.
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