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Episode: #05063
Thank you, Sean Hannity, for taking us to the Liberty Tree instead of going miles out of the way to the Making Sense Bush. (04:02)
Episode: #03136
After learning that having his campaign funded by Doritos may be illegal, Stephen invites Massie Ritsch to explain campaign funding to him. (8:37)
Episode: #03135
It is a sad day in the news world, as USA Today prints its very last infographic, a chart showing which American streets are named after which candy. (0:44)
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: #03112
Stephen recaps the whirlwind journey he took in getting his cast signed. (6:24)
Episode: #03106
In tonight's episode, Stephen discusses driving with author Michael Wallis, and Alberto Gonzales gets the power to fast track executions. (0:30)
Episode: #03066
Stephen reports on the demise of the mainstream media with a story about two reporters in India who are covering local Pasadena news. (2:05)
Episode: #03018
Stephen feels that it's not wrong for the U.S. to sell F-14 fighter jet parts to Iran. They're the only country that uses the jet, so we could make a killing. (3:30)
Episode: #02109
Gideon Yago thinks it's partially the viewer's fault that music videos are contributing to the fragmentation of American culture. Stephen thinks he's blaming America first. (6:25)
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Episode: #02061
Stephen believes all new movies this summer are destroying America, except for the Starbucks-produced "Akeelah and the Bee." (6:31)
Episode: #02039
American values are going right down the toilet -- and not one of those modern, low-flow, sissy toilets, either. (3:59)
Episode: #02028
Stephen reports on consumer reports, interviews CBS anchor Bob Schieffer and briefly focuses on international news. (0:40)
Episode: #02014
Stephen covers the president's State of the Union address, reports on a Kanye West controversy and talks to Al Jazeera's David Maresh. (0:36)
Episode: #02005
George Stephanopoulos relates politics to wrestling at Stephen's insistence. (7:17)
Episode: #02003
Stephen proves that, contrary to media criticism, Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito is an exciting and hilarious man. (2:30)
Episode: #01031
After finding out that China beats the U.S. in the number of jailed journalists, Stephen throws a few more in the grey bar hotel to get up to number one. (2:39)
Episode: #01029
A Spanish newspaper awards "Tootsie" a completely and totally un-American three-star rating. (4:39)
Episode: #01004
Stephen explains that North Korea doesn't even have its own word for "news," while Israeli papers consistently place the most important news on the back page. (4:15)
