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Ed Schultz Denounces Stewart/Colbert Rally (and Glenn Beck)

"Is this for the serious people who want to change America?"

Progressive radio and MSNBC host Ed Schultz took to the airwaves Thursday to condemn comedians Jon Stewart and Steven Colbert and their "Restore Sanity and/or Fear" rally.

Schultz seemed puzzled by the rally's lack of seriousness, saying he didn't know if the rally was "a spoof, a joke, a promotion on their part... what's happening here?"

In addition, Schultz didn't pass up a chance to attack conservative radio and TV host Glenn Beck, deriding Beck as a "fraudulent pig," a "drunk" and a "phony" he has "no respect for." Nice.

Schultz is the second liberal radio talker to come out against the Stewart/Colbert rally planned for Saturday. Liberal host Bill Press eloquently dismissed the event as "a big masturbation festival on the National Mall."

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