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Episode #08077
Stephen approves of college students being political players, Mitt Romney proves he's just like average Americans, and Peter Beinart has a book about the future of Israel. (00:35)
Episode #08077
Stephen Stephen tries to win the Mega Millions Lottery with his lucky numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. (04:19)
Episode #08077
Texans contribute more to Colbert Super PAC than to Romney's super PAC, and Stephen wants every college across this great nation to have its own Colbert Super PAC. (07:04)
Episode #08077
Mitt Romney tries to connect with blue collar voters by telling a funny story about his father laying off blue collar workers. (03:09)
Episode #08077
Peter Beinart discusses his book "The Crisis of Zionism" and what he sees as a divide between the democratic Israel and the Israel of the West Bank. (05:38)
Episode #08077
Stephen says goodnight brandishing the Colbert Super PAC Super Fun Pack. (00:07)
Episode #08077
Colbert Super PAC is popular in Texas, Stephen finds a way to involve colleges with Colbert Super PAC, and Mitt Romney tells a funny story. (01:02)
Episode #08076
The solicitor general's defense of Obamacare was a train wreck that slammed into the Hindenberg, landed on the deck of the Titanic, and then sailed in to see "John Carter." (04:40)
Episode #08076
Luckily, Emily Bazelon wasn't arguing for Obamacare's individual mandate in the Supreme Court, because she might have won. (05:33)
Episode #08076
Finally there's a publication for kids who are sick of doing their own thing and just want to conform to conservative ideals. (02:47)
Episode #08076
Actor Mark Ruffalo became an anti-fracking, clean water activist after seeing the technologies' detrimental impact on communities in Pennsylvania. (07:20)
Episode #08076
Stephen says goodnight and pours himself a bowl of cereal. (00:07)
Episode #08076
The Supreme Court weighs in on Obamacare, a new magazine targets conservative teens, and Mark Ruffalo has trouble arguing with Stephen. (01:01)