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Episode: #04035
Is Obama a Muslim? Stephen examines the facts and comes up with a "yes" anyway. (0:33)
Episode: #04028
Hillary will regret not getting the coveted Colbert Bump. (3:35)
Episode: #03120
Thank you, Muslim hipsters -- by wearing ironic T-shirts, you make the TSA's job that much easier. (3:28)
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: #03047
Stephen discusses Islam with author Vali Nasr and breaks the big news from the annual leatherback turtle migration. (0:34)
Episode: #03036
Stephen asks Ayaan Hirsi Ali if fundamentalist Christians should battle fundamentalist Muslims. (6:19)
Episode: #02120
The best way to fight evil Islamic fanaticism is with good Christian fanaticism. (3:22)
Episode: #02115
Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown have called it quits -- and it's all Osama bin Laden's fault. (2:55)
Episode: #02048
Religious scholar Reza Aslan promises to say something inflammatory next time. (6:07)
Episode: #02044
If it gets him to his gate faster, Stephen will agree with anything Michael Smerconish says. (5:24)
Episode: #02040
These drug dealers are a threat to more than just our children; they're a threat to our nation's advertisers. (4:19)
