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Episode: #03132
Author Bob Drogin explains how poor information from a taxi driver named Curveball has led to the worst intelligence and foreign policy failure in America's history. (5:10)
Episode: #03126
John Kao says countries like Finland are starting to innovate better than the United States. Stephen wants to know if it's time to invade Finland. (5:00)
Episode: #02157
Historian Doris Kearns Goodwin tells Stephen that if Abraham Lincoln were alive today, he might be the host of The Colbert Report. (6:15)
Episode: #02141
Stephen and Jeff Greenfield discuss the aftermath of the midterm elections, and Stephen asks questions Jeff has never heard before. (6:31)
Episode: #02107
Stephen asks linguist Geoffrey Nunberg, author of "Talking Right," how he can discredit a group that calls themselves "right." (7:35)
Episode: #02104
Stephen has heard that David Gergen is a moderate Republican, and he wants some answers about exactly how that makes any sense. (7:17)
Episode: #02082
Robert Baer tells Stephen we invaded the wrong country, which does not penetrate Stephen's armor of belief. (6:07)
Episode: #02058
The last time Stephen checked, you needed four stars and a condo in Pebble Beach to speak out against the war. (6:22)
Episode: #02049
Even though America isn't a Christian nation, Stephen thinks ACLU Executive Director Anthony Romero should acknowledge that we're almost all Christians. (6:14)
Episode: #02039
Stephen explains to Miss Manners, Judith Martin, how rudeness is acceptable once you get yourself a TV show. (3:45)
Episode: #02013
Based on champion poker player Annie Duke's criteria for being a pro, Stephen thinks President Bush must be a really good gambler. (5:52)
Episode: #01024
Former counterterrorism czar Richard Clarke discusses his new book of fiction, "The Scorpion's Gate." (4:49)
Episode: #01003
Fareed Zakaria classifies himself as a centrist in his views on President George W. Bush's foreign policy. (6:15)
