ABC's This Week. Here's Armey projecting his own bad behavior onto Stewart and Colbert.

It sure is funny to hear Dick Armey worry about civility. This is the same man who:

-- Told Joan Walsh: "I'm so glad that you could never be my wife because I surely wouldn't have to listen to that prattle from you every day".

-- Organized right wing hooligans to interrupt town hall meetings during the health care debate.

-- Called Rachel Maddow "Rachel Maddox" at one of his teabagger rallies to get even with her for making a fool out of him on Meet the Press.

What a guy.

Here he is Sunday:

AMANPOUR: Let me go to Dick Armey, who is joining us from New Orleans. Dick Armey, thank you for joining us. You obviously a big supporter and organizer of the Tea Party. Do you think that there's anything wrong with common sense and civility? Because a lot of people have said that the Tea Party is really helping the extreme end of the spectrum.

ARMEY: No, obviously we need civility. I agree with George Will. You don't be confused between having sharp and sincere differences of opinion and being civil with one another.

I thought yesterday was a fun day. I was quite amused at watching these very important national comics stand up and decry with such sincerity that which they do every day on their shows. And, you know, I said -- I thought it was so remarkable, I want you all in America to quit acting like we do on our show every night with our militant vilification of everybody with whom we have a disagreement.

HUFFINGTON: Actually, Dick, I don't know when was the last time you watched the show, but that's precisely what they are not doing. And I would highly recommend -- I'll send you a reel of their last good shows just to see how they don't do that.

What they vilified in a civil, reasonable way, was the fact that the media have stopped being what they call -- what Jon Stewart calls the unity of our democracy, and that is something that goes back to Jefferson. That fact that

ARMEY: Absolutely.

(CROSSTALK)

HUFFINGTON: One second, Dick. What we choose to do with our magnifying glass in the media matters. If we only magnify the extremism, that's going to be amplified.

AMANPOUR: Let me turn to Jon --

ARMEY: And I am so certain that makes all the sense in the world to you, Arianna. But the rest of us don't believe it.