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Episode: #04099
The do-nothing Democrats in Congress begin a five-week recess. If they're not passing bills, what is the president supposed to veto? (03:11)
Episode: #03076
Ms. Rodham Clinton Rodham Hamrod Rodham is going to skate to victory unless the news media gives equal time to men. (3:53)
Episode: #03070
Stephen is relieved to find that the Democrats' talk of ethics reform merely meant that the public should reform their idea of right and wrong. (2:44)
Episode: #03059
Bill HR 1591 opposing the Iraq war was born May 1st, 2007 at 3:30 p.m. It died May 1st, 2007 at 6:10 p.m. Stephen is sorry for the Democrats' loss. (3:01)
Episode: #03050
The president's Plan A in Iraq must be going according to plan; otherwise they'd already be implementing Plan B. (3:42)
Episode: #03010
Stephen goes to great lengths to explain how the show you are watching was taped last night. (3:44)
Episode: #03001
Since the Democrat's version of reality is unfortunately based on reality, Stephen wants to fight facts with "facts." (4:58)
Episode: #02159
Dick Cheney had balls, but Nancy Pelosi doesn't -- although, she could. (2:24)
Episode: #02143
Stephen's so upset that Donald Rumsfeld chose to quit after the midterm elections instead of before them, he's compelled to wag his whole body at him. (5:24)
Episode: #02117
Stephen fights off a horrifying Pelosi-Kennedy-Dean-robot hybrid. (0:59)
Episode: #02099
Paul Hackett came back from Iraq, began a bid for an Ohio Senate seat, then dropped out. Stephen asks him about running and cutting. (6:22)
Episode: #02064
No matter what a dictator's views are, one should always disagree. For example, Hitler was a vegetarian, so Stephen is not. (4:32)
