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Episode #08072
Stephen takes Wall Street executive Greg Smith to task for breaking the sacred trust of "The Street." (03:14)
Episode #08072
Rick Santorum speaks off the cuff, which is why his sweaters don't have sleeves. (03:42)
Episode #08072
Kermit the Frog is an Amphibitarian, which means he is not partisan except when it comes to pigs. (03:50)
Episode #08072
There could be any number of gorillas roaming Hale County, AL, and one can only assume they voted for Santorum. (02:47)
Episode #08072
Veteran political strategist Mark McKinnon's No Labels movement has a 12-step program to reform Congress. (06:53)
Episode #08072
Stephen defends Goldman Sachs, Rick Santorum condemns teleprompters, and Kermit the Frog reflects on his past as a journalist. (01:01)
Episode #08071
The Seattle Pop Conference jams to a series of panel discussions and scholarly presentations, but not to Stephen's amazing paper. (02:20)
Episode #08071
An aging Pat Robertson begins to find his mind, "Shahs of Sunset" seduces viewers with Iranian-American sass, and bears go metrosexual. (07:16)
Episode #08071
While campaigning in the South, Rick Santorum scoffs at global warming while Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich mock Barack Obama's energy plan. (03:41)
Episode #08071
Andrew Bird explains the inspiration for "Eyeoneye" and learns of sad associations with his "The Mysterious Production of Eggs" album. (03:23)
Episode #08071
Andrew Bird performs "Eyeoneye," from his album "Break It Yourself." ()
Episode #08071
Pat Robertson talks karate, Rick Santorum has a message for plants, and Andrew Bird discusses the inspiration for one of his songs. (01:00)
Episode #08071
Andrew Bird performs "Danse Caribe," from his album "Break It Yourself," in this exclusive, web-only Colbert Report video. ()
Episode #08070
They say you get your daylight savings' hour back in the fall, but who's earning the interest on that hour in the meantime? (01:27)
Episode #08070
Strange things start happening to Mitt Romney, and Jeff Foxworthy joins his Southern primary campaign. (03:30)
Episode #08070
Dave "Mudcat" Saunders explains the Southern culture of "fight, sing, drink, pray" and the Southern values of "God, guns and gays." (05:09)
Episode #08070
Scientists find another use for lifesaving bacon, and ultrasound shuts down sperm production in rat testes. (05:05)
Episode #08070
Journalist Katherine Boo talks about what her experience in Mumbai, India, has taught her about poverty in the United States. (05:29)
Episode #08070
Stephen sits on the edge of his desk and says goodnight with a smile. (00:05)