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Episode: #05115
Chris Matthews believes American politics would have been completely different without the Kennedys. (05:32)
Episode: #05024
Instead of watching the movies, Stephen uses the DaColbert Code to pick the Oscar winners. (04:58)
Episode: #04013
Stephen points out the similarities between Obama and JFK. (2:14)
Episode: #03100
Mitt Romney feels the idea of a NAFTA superhighway cutting through the U.S. is just an urban legend that he is strongly against. (4:31)
Episode: #03099
Michael Beschloss explains why historians don't immediately judge history as soon as it happens. (5:59)
Episode: #03084
Vincent Bugliosi, author of Reclaiming History, says Oswald killed Kennedy. Spoiler alert: Stephen is going to mildly disagree with him. (6:05)
Episode: #03025
With more people running for president than ever before, it's never been easier to lose. (5:42)
Episode: #02157
Foreign tourists have more trouble entering the United States than any other country, so the U.S. Government is turning to Disney to re-imagineer the customs process. (3:37)
Episode: #02109
Because of the specialization of cable TV, everyone in the American family has their own channel to be watching -- even Lieutenant Barkers. (3:50)
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: #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: #02047
There is one thing everyone -- Democrat or Republican, left or right -- agrees on: there is no one worse than Hitler. (2:26)
Episode: #02027
Using the DaColbert Code, Stephen discovers who killed John F. Kennedy, who's to blame for the slow response to Hurricane Katrina and who will win this year's Academy Awards. (4:14)
Episode: #01016
Stephen uses The DaColbert Code to pierce the veil of secrecy and solve modern-day mysteries. (3:31)
