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Episode #08063
High gas prices could hurt Barack Obama's re-election campaign, the Girl Scouts might have a secret agenda, and Ross Eisenbrey considers labor issues. (00:37)
Jon Huntsman makes Stephen an offer, Herman Cain's ad sticks it to the American elite, PETA files a lawsuit against SeaWorld, and Oakland police attack protesters. (04:08)
Episode #08010
Documentarian Susan Saladoff explores how the media and corporate America manipulated the public into believing the civil justice system is broken. (05:45)
Stephen sets the record straight on English culture, explains why Germans don't like cupcakes and tells you why you don't need to bother visiting Europe. (04:04)
Episode #06137
The return of the McRib on election day is a concerted effort by liberals to suppress Republican turnout. (03:32)
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A New Jersey resident strives to be the heaviest woman alive, Le Whif makes inhalable food, and a company turns corn into cat litter. (04:36)
Last-minute changes force Eric Schlosser, the author of Fast Food Nation, to share a green room with some surprise guests. (1:27)
Episode #05043
The Line index: just as meaningless as the Dow Jones, but it always goes up. (05:14)
Episode #04035
Sudhir Venkatesh lived in the projects of Chicago to find out how street gangs operate. (5:24)
Episode #04029
Jennifer 8. Lee tells Stephen that Americans eat Chinese food more often than they eat apple pie. (4:52)
Episode #04027
Raul Castro will probably crush dissent with a PowerPoint presentation. (4:40)
Episode #04024
Susan Pagan denied her daughter a free Happy Meal from McDonalds -- and a smile. (4:56)
Episode #03073
Stephen visits the district on the North Shore of Chicago, home of Northwestern University, Wrigley Field and Mayor McCheese. (4:09)
Episode #03057
Bravo, Shrek, for encouraging our kids to do more than sit around the house all day watching 'Shrek' DVDs. (4:36)
Episode #03051
Corporations may not be used to having their names associated with human suffering, but think of the ad space. (3:38)
Episode #01004
Stephen supports Congress' Cheeseburger Bill, which makes it unlawful to sue any corporation for making fatty foods. (2:28)