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Episode: #05141
Barack Obama loses the New Jersey and Virginia gubernatorial races, and Chris Christie uses Monty Python to attack Jon Corzine. (03:31)
Episode: #05058
Obama should have anticipated that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad would copy him and picked a more effective anti-nuclear campaign slogan. (02:01)
Episode: #05011
Chuck Todd predicts who will take the Republican nomination in 2012. (06:19)
Episode: #04142
If the issue can't be boiled down to three syllables, it isn't worth screaming. (03:57)
Episode: #04135
Stephen Jr. is in Oregon campaigning for John McCain. (01:45)
Episode: #04129
After the events of the last eight years, there is no denying the next president will be a POW. (06:29)
Episode: #04129
David Gergen says with the stock market where it is, voters don't want to hear about Bill Ayers or Charles Keating. (08:33)
Episode: #04121
It's time to put petty politics aside for the opening of "Nights in Rodanthe." (03:51)
Episode: #04054
In both Iraq and the election, the goal is democracy, and what's more democratic than a campaign that never ends? (4:17)
Episode: #04053
Hillary Clinton was the Democratic frontrunner until Barack Obama thought it looked like fun and decided to give it a try, too. (2:46)
Episode: #04037
Stephen has learned his lesson about corporate sponsorship and announces his Pennsylvania primary coverage. (4:00)
Episode: #04014
Joe Quesada tells Stephen that he's still running for president in the Marvel universe. (5:00)
Episode: #03137
Stephen knew presidential politics could get personal, but he never guessed it would get as dirty as Barack Obama challenging him to a grit-off. (2:05)
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: #03063
Stephen takes a closer look at Fred Thompson's acting career to help gauge his prospects for 2008. (3:28)
