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Episode: #05009
Somehow President Bush manages to make something that was once evil into a virtue. (04:29)
Episode: #04146
A real candidate of change would have met President Bush at the Air and Space Museum. (01:35)
Episode: #04044
Jesse Ventura has been surfing in Mexico, learning about revolution. (6:00)
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: #03137
Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson believes the upper strata of the Bush administration hijacked strategy in Iraq. Stephen asks who should have done so instead. (5:45)
Episode: #03126
North Korea's agreement to peacefully disarm its nuclear program is a catastrophe, since the United States doesn't negotiate with terrorists. (Just joking, Saudi Arabia.) (3:41)
Episode: #03111
Stephen reminds us of when Dick Cheney launched a pre-emptive strike -- on doubt. (3:29)
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: #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: #03089
Senator Ben Nelson says you can call the conflict in Iraq "sectarian violence" if you wish to. Stephen wishes to. (6:08)
Episode: #03086
The Bush administration is thinking of closing the prison at Guantanamo Bay and moving it elsewhere. Stephen figures they'll move it to Mars, and he knows exactly why. (4:17)
Episode: #03066
Stephen gives a bonus wag to CNN International for airing a "Bush Resigns" graphic when they meant Tony Blair. He then shows us exactly how much time Bush has left in office. (2:30)
Episode: #03055
Accountant David Walker warns of a 50 trillion dollar deficit and Stephen asks if his haircut can be a tax write off. (5:29)
Episode: #03052
Stephen has a metaphor for Sean Penn: Sean Penn is a big mean jerk, and Stephen hates him. (8:27)
Episode: #03030
It's not enough that the mainstream media is against this president; now even the laws of physics are jumping on the anti-Bush bandwagon. (4:30)
Episode: #03025
The Bush administration views Tony Blair's removal of British troops from Iraq as a sign of the war's success. (3:08)
Episode: #03011
Not only did Stephen stand and clap through the entire State of the Union, he kept applauding till just a couple of minutes ago. (3:06)
Episode: #02158
Tom DeLay says the will of the American people is no longer behind the war in Iraq and Stephen agrees -- the public should be ready to chew what the president has bitten off. (2:30)
Episode: #02154
Elizabeth de la Vega, author of "United States v. George W. Bush," has the balls to defend her argument to Stephen Colbert. (3:45)
Episode: #02143
With James Baker and Robert Gates moving into the Bush 43 ranks, it looks as though Bush 41 is trying to wrestle control from his son -- and Stephen doesn't approve. (2:21)
