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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: #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: #03061
Last week's Republican presidential debate featured all the big hitters in the big tent. (3:20)
Episode: #03061
Stephen suggests a love crimes bill, which would prohibit intolerance of anyone who loves God so much that he cannot tolerate his fellow man. (3:35)
Episode: #03029
Mara Vanderslice and Stephen go head to head on which issues people of faith care about. (5:58)
Episode: #03027
David Geffen, how would you like to be an intern on The Colbert Report? (2:09)
Episode: #03021
Stephen tips the hat from the gays to eleven feet of snow and to John Howard, then wags his finger at a talking urinal cake and John Howard. (5:30)
Episode: #03016
Chuck Schumer talks to Stephen about his new book, his views on Iraq and Hillary Clinton. Then, Stephen accuses him of promising a bad economy. (6:18)
Episode: #03010
The Logo network's new podcast might have your blackberry marrying your iPod. (0:31)
Episode: #02140
The people have spoken, and apparently, they're tired of freedom. (4:05)
Episode: #02136
New Jersey gives committed homosexual couples the same rights as heterosexual married couples. (4:03)
Episode: #02126
Stephen can't decide who the luckiest bastard in the world is, the one who was going to lose to Mark Foley, or the one who was going to lose to Dennis Hastert. (2:20)
Episode: #02124
Stephen looks at some of Hillary Clinton's stances and compares them to the views of Lucifer. (2:37)
Episode: #02096
Stephen profiles Wikipedia and the response to Lance Bass coming out of the closet, and thanks Ned Lamont for destroying the Democratic Party. (0:31)
Episode: #02066
After Republicans gave President Bush flack for his immigration speech, Stephen felt it was time to get them back on the same page. (3:08)
