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Episode: #01003
Fareed Zakaria classifies himself as a centrist in his views on President George W. Bush's foreign policy. (6:15)
Episode: #01025
Maureen Dowd proves that when you send a woman to do a man's job, they wind up abolishing men. (5:22)
Episode: #01027
Stephen and Craig Crawford go way back to their youthful days at the alternative congressional paper, the Congressional Fortnightly. (5:29)
Episode: #01028
Peggy Noonan speaks with Stephen about her new book and President Bush's bad luck. (7:52)
Episode: #02012
Paul Begala explains how Democrats can take the country back and Bill Clinton's effect on his life. (7:30)
Episode: #02066
Author Jonathan Alter calls Theodore Roosevelt the Bing Crosby of presidents; Stephen calls George W. Bush the FDR of today. (6:30)
Episode: #02092
Author and former editor of The New York Times, Howell Raines discusses the fishing adventure on which his book is based. (6:46)
Episode: #02100
Bill Rhoden looks to free the admittedly wealthy black athlete from the institutionalization of wealthy white-run sports. (7:45)
Episode: #02101
Stephen nails overachiever Alexandra Robbins for pulling up the ladder from the top of the tool shed. (6:47)
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: #02119
No matter what Arianna Huffington says, fear is a great motivator. It got Stephen through every term paper he ever had. (6:46)
Episode: #02150
Would Mark McGwire's head even fit on a Hall of Fame plaque? (6:22)
Episode: #03008
Stephen finally gets to sit at the foot of the master, Papa Bear Bill O'Reilly. (5:52)
Episode: #03011
Stephen and Lou Dobbs agree that Congress should be accountable for America's problems. (5:47)
Episode: #03018
Journalist Charlie LeDuff talks about his new book, "US Guys," and tells Stephen that the manliest men in America are in Oklahoma's gay rodeo. (6:00)
Episode: #03051
David Remnick suggests that if you subscribe to the New Yorker but want even more unread material, visit your local library. (0:18)
Episode: #03075
Carl Bernstein's new book "A Woman in Charge" is about Hillary Clinton. Stephen hopes it has a happy ending. (4:56)
Episode: #03087
Professional tattle-tale Tom Blanton explains to Stephen why the Freedom of Information Act is so important and what freedom is all about. (6:09)
Episode: #03102
Tina Brown is the author of "The Diana Chronicles," which is about Princess Diana. Hopefully it comes on a commemorative plate. (5:56)
Episode: #03119
Stephen asks Thomas Friedman what it feels like to be a guy who's passionate about UPS. (6:39)
