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Newt Gingrich explains one of the Constitution's pre-existing conditions, which may lead to the rise of geriatric jihadists. (03:20)
Rush Limbaugh defends his sexist comments, and Steve King makes his case against universal preventative medicine. (03:06)
Episode #08101
Minorities use black hole time travel for revenge, strokes suddenly turn people gay, and a zoo is nothing but monkey prison. (06:25)
Episode #08101
Dr. Francis Collins talks about America's weight problem, evolution and the holistic way to confront obesity. (06:28)
Episode #08101
Jesus says nothing about homosexuality, a cunning monkey plans for tomorrow, Republicans fake being Democrats, and Francis Collins shares rude potbelly news. (01:01)
Episode #08100
One of the hottest pop culture paintings portrays Barack Obama burning the Constitution, and Stephen explicates its complicated, multi-level message. (05:16)
Episode #08099
In tribute to the late Maurice Sendak, Stephen revisits his Colberty Tales and releases his Sendak-approved "I Am a Pole (And So Can You!)" children's book. (05:36)
Episode #08098
News coverage based on a single story in the L.A. Times reveals an epidemic of kids turning drunk, disorderly and disinfected. (03:36)
Episode #08098
Eric McCormack and Stephen rehearse "Pussy Hound," a heterosexual sitcom about two straight guys named Will and Grayson. (06:46)
Episode #08098
Eric McCormack and Stephen practice lines from "Pussy Hound," grizzly bears track newsmen, and Andy Cohen fears quiet intimacy. (01:02)
Episode #08096
America's health care crisis finds a solution, a beloved children's character meets adversity, and Jonathan Haidt explores social psychology. (00:38)
Episode #08096
Sir Richard Branson commissions four skilled designers to create an ice cube mold in the shape of his head. (03:28)
Episode #08096
One of the nation's largest medical debt collectors sneaks into hospitals to seize patients' money before treatment. (05:26)
Episode #08096
Kermit the Frog violates German media law, but Stephen defends his reputation to Germany's UN ambassador, Hans Beinholtz. (04:51)
Episode #08096
Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt discusses his book "The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion." (05:58)
Episode #08096
Frozen Richard Branson heads symbolize success, Hans Beinholtz proves puppets don't exist, and Jonathan Haidt asserts the power of social psychology. (01:02)
Episode #08094
Oscar-winning actress Diane Keaton skirts Stephen's questions and misinterprets a backstage hug. (06:15)
Episode #08092
The Discovery shuttle makes a final flight to the Smithsonian, and NASA loses the Spacebook race. (02:56)
Episode #08092
Feeding tubes help brides drop 20 pounds in 10 days, and sperm-murdering jelly injections prove highly effective. (05:25)
Episode #08092
Harvard University's Michael Sandel illustrates the ethical and moral concerns regarding the growing role of money and market values in society. (07:02)