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GOP presidential candidates debate in Las Vegas, Republicans want to abolish the EPA, and Ali Soufan discusses the war on terror. (00:30)
Rick Perry takes on the 800-pound gorilla in the room, being stomped on by the elephant in the room, being ridden by the emperor who has no clothes: Social Security. (04:50)
The FAA needs to put sleepy air traffic controllers in coach seats, Casio becomes the wristwatch of terrorists, and the postal service prints the wrong Lady Liberty. (03:55)
Joshua Foer explains that having a European coach was like bringing a gun to a knife fight at the U.S. Memory Championship. (06:03)
Stephen believes the same shadowy forces behind the uprising in Egypt are also responsible for the disappearance of King Tut's penis. (05:34)
Quincy Jones remembers when Frank Sinatra cut him loose with Lucille Ball and Loretta Young in Las Vegas. (07:39)
Stephen apologizes to the gentleman he ran over with a tractor and talks to Oscar Goodman about Las Vegas. (00:31)
Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman remembers his days as a mob lawyer and believes graffiti artists should have their thumbs cut off. (05:10)
A hotel in Abu Dhabi installs a gold vending machine, and fine-art transport companies shuttle your masterpieces. (04:16)
Thanks to the Wall Street jagoffs, illegal immigrants are leaving the US and returning home. (03:14)
With help from oddsmaker Benjamin Eckstein, Stephen does a little political gambling. (5:10)
New York's famous CBGB's club closed over the weekend, causing Stephen to wax nostalgic about all the nights he went down there to yell at them for making too much noise. (2:01)