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Episode: #05138
Rosanne Cash explains why she doesn't want her music used to torture Gitmo detainees. (06:37)
Episode: #05097
Investigating prisoner abuse will be a political food fight, and that is messier than torture. (03:31)
Episode: #05083
Someone finally agrees to accept Gitmo detainees, and Stephen nails poet Paul Muldoon. (00:30)
Episode: #05083
Uighurs should stop having so much fun, and Donald H. Crosby wants to know who the hell Stephen Colbert is. (04:52)
Episode: #05068
Evidently, you can't leave prisoners at Gitmo, and the Christian Children's Foundation changes its name. (00:31)
Episode: #05068
To join the conservative real world, Obama will need a magical unicorn, a dictionary and proof that global warming doesn't exist. (02:27)
Episode: #05068
Instead of putting Al Qaeda terrorists in our neighborhoods, we can send them to Dick Cheney's ranch. (04:53)
Episode: #05061
Condoleezza Rice and Dick Cheney should have to explain their nuanced rationale for torture to a jury of children. (05:57)
Episode: #05053
Americans will get justice for torture without making any of the good guys pay the price. (06:32)
Episode: #05050
Barack Obama helps America escape from the Bill of Rights lovers who keep humping the leg of habeas corpus. (01:53)
Episode: #05047
Ted Stevens seeks justice for others, as long as those others are him. (03:13)
Episode: #03004
On the fifth anniversary of Guantanamo Bay, Human Rights Watch executive director Ken Roth joins Stephen. (5:43)
Episode: #02075
Without fair trials or evidence, Stephen tries to convince himself whether or not the men held in Guantanamo Bay are terrorists. (4:08)
