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Alabama tries to free up farm jobs for Americans by strengthening immigration laws, but there's a small hiccup in the plan. (06:00)
If Americans don't find someone to pay the government's tab soon, Congress may get desperate enough to do the unthinkable. (04:31)
Candy makers put air in their chocolate bars, Denny's celebrates fried pork, and a new fragrance combines essential oils with the essence of bacon. (04:39)
Giving up Catholicism for Lent shows Stephen's devotion to the great religion that he no longer practices. (04:35)
Pope Benedict XVI doesn't blame the Jews for Jesus' death, and anti-Obama obituaries give a new voice to America's silent majority. (02:27)
Stephen loves to explore the world of processed food and America's greatest pastime: eating to excess. (04:23)
J. Patrick Boyle believes Americans are great people, but he doesn't agree that they would make quality meat. (06:59)
Jonathan Safran Foer says the U.S. farm system is perfectly antithetical to American values. (05:22)
Simon Schama admits that out of all the countries' histories he's covered, the United States has the greatest. (06:45)
Jim Webb's Marine background makes it difficult thank the Army, while Stephen tips his hat to a wrinkle-blasting laser and the contractors who built his set. (03:47)
Stephen calms everyone down with his advice on swine flu. (04:51)
If you shop for groceries at dollar stores, you can find bargains on discontinued lunch meats and irregular bacon. (4:21)
Sean Penn picks up the gauntlet after Stephen draws a line in the sand. (2:09)
Each year the date of Chinese New Year is getting earlier and Stephen is concerned that the Chinese are catching up to Americans -- just look at what they did to Chuck Norris! (4:16)
Tonight, Ralph Reed loses an election, Howell Raines talks about fly-fishing and Stephen wants more religion in public schools. (0:35)
Still searching for a new black friend, Stephen explains the friend exchange rate industry standard. (3:00)
The number of complaints to the FCC about offensive broadcasting has declined, and Stephen is outraged at the lack of outrage. (3:48)
Throughout the bible, polygamy has been just as traditional as monogamy but a lot hotter. (3:40)
The movie "Brokeback Mountain" did not strike Stephen's chord; his chord was untouched. (3:28)
Stephen goes back to his classic hairstyle and finds the time to recommend an American original. (1:29)