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Episode: #04065
As far as Stephen's concerned, Bill O'Reilly did nothing wrong in that "Inside Edition" clip. (5:33)
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: #03106
Stephen catches Markos Moulitsas, founder of DailyKos.com, in a truly hateful position. (5:52)
Episode: #03101
Following in Bill O'Reilly's footsteps, Stephen finds the similarities between the Nazi Party and bloggers. (2:58)
Episode: #03095
Hey New York Times -- Stephen didn't spoil Harry Potter for you, don't ruin the war in Iraq for him. (6:01)
Episode: #03068
Stephen asks Tom DeLay, author of "No Retreat, No Surrender," how to get rid of this country's Democrat infestation. (6:51)
Episode: #03007
Stephen underplays the importance of his 200th episode, as Papa Bear is making a visit tomorrow. (2:02)
Episode: #03006
Stephen is feeling a little high-strung with Bill O'Reilly's impending visit, and his chair is caught in the crossfire. (1:35)
Episode: #02103
Jon Stewart becomes the first entry on Stephen's Called Out board before finally walking a mile in Geraldo's mustache. (5:13)
Episode: #02027
The movie "Brokeback Mountain" did not strike Stephen's chord; his chord was untouched. (3:28)
Episode: #02011
A New York Post story reports that Bill "Papa Bear" O'Reilly is a fan of The Colbert Report. (1:44)
Episode: #01029
With the variety of Christmas stamps dwindling, Stephen recommends the use of customized photo stamps. (2:31)
Episode: #01027
Stephen finds a blatant example of anti-Christmas secularism run amok. (4:47)
