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Episode: #04109
In a shockingly spontaneous moment, the New York delegation dramatically ends the roll call. (04:00)
Episode: #04108
Hillary Clinton declares her strong belief in Barack Obama. Stephen hears there's already Oscar buzz. (00:34)
Episode: #04108
Hillary Clinton is clearly behind the candidacy of not John McCain. (05:39)
Episode: #04107
The Democrats exploit the anniversaries of the 19th Amendment and Martin Luther King's 'I Have a Dream' speech. (02:33)
Episode: #04073
By speaking in front of a green screen, John McCain issues a bold challenge to Americans to make him seem interesting. (3:49)
Episode: #04070
To deny the votes of Michigan and Florida is to say that Kurt Cobain died in vain. (3:06)
Episode: #04070
Stephen asks Tad Devine if we can add a third candidate to the Democratic race, like a rabid monkey or an underfed tiger. (4:07)
Episode: #04065
Hillary Clinton will not catch Barack Obama in the popular vote, and Obama now leads in superdelegates, but the contest will continue. (1:18)
Episode: #04061
Stephen advises us on Karl Rove's advice on winning contested convention. (4:14)
Highlights from the world of Stephen and his guests include an examination of electability, a serenade for Donna Brazile and a visit from Feist. (04:35)
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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: #04051
Stephen believes that ABC did a great job with the one-on-one Clinton vs. Obama Democratic debate, and so does ABC. (3:18)
Episode: #04036
One lucky person in The Colbert Report studio is going to Philadelphia to report on the convention: Stephen! (4:50)
Episode: #04029
Howard Dean phones Stephen to give him a cheerful update on the primaries. (2:04)
Episode: #03137
We've heard about immigration, health care, and who can say "9/11" five times fast with crackers in his mouth, but no candidate has given a job description of the presidency. (5:00)
Episode: #03122
When the Clintons talk about terrorism, is it foreplay or pillow talk? (2:32)
Episode: #03104
With Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton presenting some serious competition, Stephen suggests that John Edwards declare himself a black woman. (3:01)
Episode: #03090
Sen. David Vitter, whose number appeared in a D.C. madam's phone records, once called Bill Clinton morally unfit to govern. (4:07)
Episode: #03088
Doug Bailey's Unity '08 party is trying to draft candidates by popular demand, including Michael Bloomberg, Tom Brokaw, and Stephen. (5:28)
