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Episode: #05098
The only huge surprise about Dick Cheney having his own secret assassination squad is that it didn't include cannibalism. (03:09)
Episode: #05098
Matthew Waxman discusses the legal argument over whether to alert Congress about certain covert action programs. (03:11)
Episode: #03130
Frank Gaffney, President of the Center for Security Policy, suggests divesting money from businesses that deal with terror-sponsoring regimes. (6:51)
Episode: #03101
In order to win the war on terror, we need to use tactics that we should not even be able to conceive. (2:45)
Episode: #03089
Senator Ben Nelson says you can call the conflict in Iraq "sectarian violence" if you wish to. Stephen wishes to. (6:08)
Episode: #03080
Stephen Benjamin doesn't offer Congress any better ideas on how to route gays out of the military. (5:13)
Episode: #03059
If your name sounds like a terrorist's name, Stephen urges you to prove you are not a terrorist by turning yourself in. (4:03)
Episode: #03031
Stephen argues that "Don't ask, don't tell" works because it allows homosexuals to help fight in the war on terror. (4:04)
Episode: #03009
Stephen agrees with Alberto Gonzales: if the Constitution doesn't explicitly state a right, then we don't have it. (3:51)
Episode: #03009
Stephen was thinking, if America wasn't busy, maybe it'd like to watch his show. (0:32)
Episode: #02074
The President and his war cabinet are getting down to the tough business of planning the war they started four years ago, and Stephen's removing his tie in a show of support. (2:46)
Episode: #02029
Stephen will look at our progress in the war on terror and speak with congressional scholar, Norman Ornstein. (0:36)
