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Episode: #03137
We've heard about immigration, health care, and who can say "9/11" five times fast with crackers in his mouth, but no candidate has given a job description of the presidency. (5:00)
Episode: #03114
MSNBC's unedited rebroadcast of the events of 9/11 gives Stephen an idea for boosting the president's approval ratings. (4:30)
Episode: #03094
ACLU Director Anthony Romero, author of "In Defense of Our America," defends Stephen's right to burn his book. (6:07)
Episode: #03091
John Mellencamp may be for peace, but he is no pacifist. (5:53)
Episode: #03088
Now that his anti-war speech won't lead to any action, Senator Richard Lugar is selling the president out. (3:28)
Episode: #03075
Stephen tips his hat to bookseller Tom Wayne and Genosis, and wags his finger at Fox News and guitar players. (4:39)
Episode: #03019
America's enemies hang on every word that passes through the Senate. That's why it's important for senators to say nothing. (2:54)
Episode: #03010
Stephen gets liberal Russ Lieber to stand up for the Republican minority in Congress and fight himself. (4:35)
Episode: #02154
Elizabeth de la Vega, author of "United States v. George W. Bush," has the balls to defend her argument to Stephen Colbert. (3:45)
Episode: #02121
Due to dramatic stories and shiny pictures, Stephen totally forgot about that war over there. (5:13)
Episode: #02112
To keep the American people scared, Stephen suggests taking the 14 captured terrorists on a personal appearance tour: Monsters of Terror '06. (4:21)
Episode: #02111
The fifth anniversary of 9/11 is a time for the nation to reflect, come together and watch TV. (3:59)
Episode: #02108
Paul Krugman is part of that fringe 60% of the population that thinks the war was a mistake. (5:20)
Episode: #02055
Neocon Bill Kristol makes some friends on the Upper West Side with a prediction that the Democrats will take the House in the upcoming election. (7:02)
Episode: #01023
Katrina vanden Heuvel is a proud liberal who is considered mainstream on her stances in ending the war in Iraq and on national health care. (5:31)
Episode: #01003
Fareed Zakaria classifies himself as a centrist in his views on President George W. Bush's foreign policy. (6:15)
