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Episode: #05072
Sonia Sotomayor's nomination sends a terrible message to all the white boys out there who dream of having their judicial reputations destroyed by the media. (02:49)
Episode: #05061
Paul Rieckhoff wants to make sure returning veterans get education, employment and health care support. (05:43)
Episode: #05047
Birkat Hachama marks the time for Stephen to free his Jews. (03:14)
Episode: #05031
Carl Wilson tries to understand the popularity of Celine Dion in "Let's Talk About Love." (04:28)
Episode: #04152
Axl Rose tries to steal Stephen's thunder by releasing "Chinese Democracy" on the same day as his Christmas special. (05:02)
Episode: #04057
Stephen is worried that the Reverend Wright controversy is finally behind Obama. (2:39)
Episode: #04024
Leonard Nimoy challenges American standards of beauty with photographs of nude overweight women. (5:17)
Episode: #03129
With the help of a little friendly competition, Stephen believes that everyone in America can be put behind bars. (4:45)
Episode: #03074
Jessica Valenti has a hard time believing that the girls in the "Girls Gone Wild" videos are flashing their breasts for their own pleasure. (6:44)
Episode: #03046
Stephen thought he put the controversy surrounding his racial slurs to rest by replaying the comments and not apologizing. (2:47)
Episode: #03045
We have free speech in America, which means never having to say you're sorry to Hungarians. (2:04)
Episode: #02155
Stephen defends Rosie O'Donnell since he knows what it's like to be attacked by the Peking PC police. (3:19)
Episode: #02150
P.K. Winsome joins Stephen live via satellite to give his opinion on how O.J. did it and to tease how he would have done it. (4:02)
Episode: #02088
Stephen didn't realize his microphone was on, and now his comments have been misinterpreted. (2:08)
Episode: #02052
The New York Post covers Chinese President Hu Jintao's visit to the White House with appropriate sensitivity. (2:08)
Episode: #02032
The United Arab Emirates emirs were supposed to be the Sidney Poitiers of the Arab people. (2:42)
Episode: #02011
Representative Bill Pascrell introduced legislation to limit stereotypical portrayals of Italian-Americans. Stephen recuts "The Godfather" accordingly. (6:44)
Episode: #02005
Stephen has an elaborate idea for keeping America's borders closed, hinged on the cheap labor of illegal immigrants. (2:21)
Episode: #01016
In an attempt to apologize for accidentally perpetuating an Asian stereotype, Stephen shares some of The Report's airtime with its sister station in Osaka. (2:56)
Episode: #01014
Bloggers intercepted satellite feed of Stephen's interview with Bradley Whitford and posted the footage on the Internet. (1:28)
