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Stephen sheds some light on Congressional representatives -- those shy, elusive creatures with brief, two-year terms. (03:43)
Herman Cain thinks homosexuality is a choice, which means that, every day, Herman Cain gets up and chooses not to be gay. (04:13)
Stephen celebrates the end of the Iraq War, the U.S. winning World War I and his own heroic rescue of the space program. (02:57)
Stephen proves he's a master of disguise, a man of many faces, and maybe even Abraham Lincoln. (03:13)
Stephen asks Naftali Bendavid if Barack Obama is calling the Republicans' bluff because they've publicly said they're bluffing. (04:39)
Stephen answers Obama's call to entrepreneurs and reviews the State of the Union address with Michael Waldman. (07:38)
President Obama's black-tie dinner for Hu Jintao should have been a sweatpants potluck with box wine and a sleeve of Oreos. (04:20)
Mike Fitzpatrick and Pete Sessions apologize for missing their oath of office, but they swore in through the TV. (03:06)
House Speaker John Boehner compensates for his small government with a large gavel after Republicans regain control. (01:00)
The threat level of America's fruit supply is at orange, and Dr. Atul Gawande wants to reduce health risks in hospitals. (00:31)
Iran legalizes the Stephen Colbert haircut and Steve Carell storms onto The Colbert Report. (04:07)
Extending the Bush tax cuts is the fresh injection of sameness that America's stagnant economy needs. (02:51)
CNN picks up an unprecedented amount of opinions, the Sharron Angle Mystery Policy Box remains a secret, and Stephen says goodbye to some fallen friends. (08:08)
Stephen proves that his midterm election coverage is a live broadcast and reports on voting machine irregularities. (06:03)
According to Jonathan Alter, Barack Obama had a more productive first two years than any president since Lyndon Johnson, but the message didn't get out. (05:31)
Paul Begala wants Democrats to rise up out of the grave, grab a shovel and smack John Boehner upside his orange head. (08:24)
John Boehner wants to raise the retirement age, a robot communicates with seniors, and Stephen introduces the Old Age Anti-Fraud Helmet. (05:53)
John Boehner is going to be hard hit by the tanning tax because his tanning bed is also his bed. (03:09)
Republicans were doing such a good job of getting nothing done before Obama invited them to a televised health care summit. (04:52)
Republicans must tie themselves to the mast of their principles in order to sail safely to re-election. (05:39)