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Episode: #05035
Stephen wants to live on an island with the CEOs, hedge fund managers, House Republicans and TV pundits. (06:06)
Episode: #05020
Democrats take a page from the Republicans' fear book when selling the economic stimulus bill. (04:38)
Episode: #05016
If Republicans can't have a perfect bill to stimulate the economy, they'd rather have no economy at all. (05:24)
Episode: #03130
Frank Gaffney, President of the Center for Security Policy, suggests divesting money from businesses that deal with terror-sponsoring regimes. (6:51)
Episode: #03104
With Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton presenting some serious competition, Stephen suggests that John Edwards declare himself a black woman. (3:01)
Episode: #03060
Stephen asks Tom Davis if he'd be willing to be tagged and fitted with a radio collar as part of the Republicans' captive breeding program. (6:09)
Episode: #03055
Accountant David Walker warns of a 50 trillion dollar deficit and Stephen asks if his haircut can be a tax write off. (5:29)
Episode: #03052
Sure, John Edwards grew up poor, but if he really cared about the poor, he would have stayed poor. (3:00)
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: #02146
Democrats, lobbyists aren't your enemies. They're your friends with benefits. (3:21)
Episode: #02052
Hugh Hewitt thinks the Republicans are aiming at an electoral iceberg and they need to turn the ship around quickly. (4:29)
Episode: #02052
Tonight, Stephen talks to conservative talk show host Hugh Hewitt and wonders if we should take money out of politics. (0:32)
