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Aaron Schock believes fetuses have the right to bear arms and acknowledges his six-pack abs. (04:41)
Shouting verbal abuses at the Wieners Circle is a lot of fun, but families might want to steer clear of the kids' menu. (02:52)
It's tax day, or as many Americans call it, "Oh my God, it's 11:30." (00:34)
Stephen may have chemistry with Congressman Aaron Schock, but he's keeping it professional. (06:58)
Rod Blagojevich could have just been pawning his wedding ring or selling puppies out of his trunk. (02:28)
Stephen visits the district on the North Shore of Chicago, home of Northwestern University, Wrigley Field and Mayor McCheese. (4:09)
In Naperville, if you're too drunk to drive, you can get your car towed to your house. (1:09)
In this Better Know a District outtake, Stephen asks Representative Phil Hare about embalming congressmen. ()
Congressman Rahm Emanuel tells freshman students to avoid Stephen, and Stephen fights back by offering the congressman a severed finger. (2:36)
Dr. Jerome Groopman discusses "How Doctors Think" and explains that Dr. Gregory House is based on Sherlock Holmes, who was addicted to cocaine, not heroine. (6:07)
After getting charged triple the amount of his normal electric bill, Robert Hancock paid the damage in pennies and is thus named Alpha Dog of the Week. (1:22)
In tonight's episode, Stephen talks to Ayaan Hirsi Ali about fundamentalist Islam, and President Bush returns from his trip to Latin America. (0:35)
Stephen takes his vitamin E -- a couple of caplets in the mouth keeps the blood flow going south. (6:01)
Stephen examines whether or not Barack Obama is black with the help of Debra Dickerson. (6:39)
Tom Hanks' latest movie questions the divinity of Jesus -- not to mention, what's with the hair? (5:26)
Stephen Colbert discusses the new definition of manliness and makes Tim Robbins get off the fence on Iraq. (0:33)
Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich's daughter Annie has a severe case of the absolutely adorables. (4:35)