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Stephen sheds some light on Congressional representatives -- those shy, elusive creatures with brief, two-year terms. (03:43)
America should handle credit ratings agencies the way it does all terrorists: by marching the marines into their offices and whisking them off to Gitmo. (03:19)
Harry Reid defeats Sharron Angle and Stephen's turkey shoots Jay the Intern in a drug deal gone bad. (04:44)
The Colbert Report goes hi-def, and Morgan Freeman reads a list of untrustworthy things. (05:01)
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid threatens to make lawmakers work on the holy week after Christmas. (03:07)
Jake Tapper guesses that Democrats and Republicans will strike a deal on extending the Bush tax cuts. (05:51)
Sharron Angle uses a decoy to dodge the press, Stephen tries to spell "Murkowski," and Christine O'Donnell believes in the power of prayer. (05:41)
Stephen exposes America's biggest racists: Colin Powell, Sonia Sotomayor and Barack Obama. (03:53)
David Gergen believes Obama connected with the younger generation in his State of the Union address, but not the blue-collar workers. (07:02)
Americans walk away from their mortgages, and there's a copay to interview Kathleen Sebelius. (00:32)
What really makes "Game Change" a page-turner is the authors don't bog it down with dead weight like sources or attribution. (02:30)
John Heilemann is confident his book about the 2008 presidential campaign, "Game Change," is as factually accurate as you can imagine. (05:46)
With his faint praise of Barack Obama, Harry Reid ushers the word "negro" back into the common parlance. (02:59)
Stephen wants to lay down some dope, yet fiscally responsible rhymes with Michael Steele. (03:05)
Although Stephen broadcasted The Report for 24-hours straight, Comedy Central cut him off at midnight. (2:23)
The Senate gets set to debate the Iraq war all night, so Stephen resolves to show his solidarity and broadcast for 24 hours straight -- no matter what he has to preempt. (3:19)
Bill HR 1591 opposing the Iraq war was born May 1st, 2007 at 3:30 p.m. It died May 1st, 2007 at 6:10 p.m. Stephen is sorry for the Democrats' loss. (3:01)
Stephen has a recurring nightmare where the Democrats take over the Senate and the House, and he cannot wait to wake up. (3:20)
If the Pope wants a project, Stephen could help him get his own ice cream. (3:00)
Dick Cheney had balls, but Nancy Pelosi doesn't -- although, she could. (2:24)