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Episode: #04108
Mike Huckabee doesn't want Barack Obama to be president, but he's proud that he's the Democratic nominee. (06:17)
Episode: #04037
Stephen has learned his lesson about corporate sponsorship and announces his Pennsylvania primary coverage. (4:00)
Highlights from the world of Stephen and his guests include a liberty-loving duet with John Legend and saying Hucka-bye. (04:12)
Episode: #04022
Mike Huckabee says he is obligated to pick Stephen as his running mate. (5:25)
Episode: #04017
Conan warned both Jon and Stephen and now they will have to pay. (6:45)
Episode: #04014
Jon Stewart settles the Conan-Colbert-Huckabee feud with a vintage VHS tape. (6:51)
Episode: #04009
Stephen is hurt that Mike Huckabee has forgotten about the Colbert Bump. (3:14)
Episode: #04007
Conan O'Brien falsely claims that he is the reason Mike Huckabee won Iowa. (3:39)
Episode: #04001
Stephen wraps up the Iowa Caucus and reveals that he's the one who can stop Barack Obama. (7:24)
Episode: #03107
Thanks to the Colbert Bump, Governor Mike Huckabee will be the next President of the United States. (6:48)
Episode: #03053
Mike Huckabee and Stephen talk about plastic fruit and rowing in paddleboats in Central Park. (4:58)
