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Episode: #05104
General Tony Zinni cites David Petraeus, Barack Obama and Richard Branson as examples of great leaders. (05:07)
Episode: #04129
Joseph Stiglitz explains why the economic crisis won't end just because the stock market does well. (06:24)
Episode: #04106
Bing West says the soldiers did such a good job in Iraq that they changed the nature of the war. (05:26)
Episode: #04074
Pat Buchanan believes World War II was the easiest war to avoid in all of history. (6:21)
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: #03119
Stephen asks Thomas Friedman what it feels like to be a guy who's passionate about UPS. (6:39)
Episode: #03085
Tom Hayden, author of "Ending the War in Iraq," was one of the Chicago Seven. He's about to meet all of the Colbert One. (6:10)
Episode: #03076
Cullen Murphy, author of "Are We Rome?," wonders if America is like the Roman Empire. (6:01)
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Episode: #03069
Jared Diamond explains how a conflagration of agriculture and resources helped Eurasians conquer the world. (5:46)
Episode: #03065
William Langewiesche explains to Stephen why America shouldn't spend too much time worrying about other nations getting the nuclear bomb. (7:07)
Episode: #03062
Nassim Nicholas Taleb's book, "The Black Swan," is about the power of randomness. Coincidentally, he was also the winner of Stephen's Pull a Guest Out of a Hat Sweepstakes. (5:56)
Episode: #03047
Vali Nasr discusses the difference between Sunnis and Shias -- though Stephen thought the major difference was whether they greeted us with flowers or candy. (7:06)
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: #03013
Stephen asks Barry Lando if giving context to the situation in Iraq is the same as giving aid and comfort to our enemy. (6:25)
Episode: #02160
Deepak Chopra talks to Stephen about life after death, maintaining a youthful biology and his book, which costs 24 dollars. (7:08)
Episode: #02149
Stephen asks director Nora Ephron why so much of his performance in "Bewitched" hit the cutting room floor. (6:30)
Episode: #02148
Stephen nails Harry Shearer for his lack of political correctness in naming his new book "Not Enough Indians." (6:01)
Episode: #02116
Frank Rich, author of "The Greatest Story Ever Sold," becomes the first New York Times op-ed columnist to return to The Report. (6:26)
Episode: #02103
Ramesh Ponnuru explains how activist judges and embryonic stem cell research contribute to the Democrats status as the party of death. (5:29)
Episode: #02097
Peter Beinart stops by to talk about his book, "The Good Fight," and why he changed his mind about the war. (5:29)
