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Trevor Potter and Jon Stewart give new life to the Colbert Super PAC, and Stephen makes a major announcement. (07:37)
Occupy Wall Street protesters have a right to peacefully assemble, and the police have a right to disassemble them into pieces. (04:29)
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)
With America's helium supply dwindling, the country has no choice but to hunt balloons in the wild. (03:10)
After a lengthy hearing, heavily peppered with arcane bureaucratic jargon, the FEC allows Stephen to form his Super PAC. (04:06)
Stephen addresses 500 white people on the steps of the FEC after dropping off his legal request to form a super PAC. (07:24)
As much as it pains Stephen to say it, Obama is the number one most Bin Laden killing president in American history. (05:22)
For unattached voters like Stephen, the Republican field has so many caucus teases, and they're all playing hard to get. (04:14)
Tune in tomorrow when Stephen provides the question to tonight's answer: 12 Dutchmen dangling from a hot air balloon. (00:15)
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 draws a smiley face on a balloon. (00:05)
Stephen receives the Colbert Nation Five Years of Excellence Award and assembles a montage of his most world-changing moments. (06:32)
Now that Germany has finished paying its reparations for World War I, it's time to lay off the Kaiser. (01:59)
The blanks are empty in Stephen's teleprompter Mad Libs because his writers spent the weekend in Los Angeles winning an Emmy. (01:47)
Stephen signs off with a balloon. (00:04)
President Obama's announcement of the impending conclusion of the Iraq war isn't a declaration of victory -- it's a pizza delivery slogan. (07:19)
To protect the Second Amendment, President Obama must nominate Stephen's gun, Sweetness, as the next Supreme Court justice. (01:54)
Taser International unveils a taser-armed robot and commissions a safety study involving methed-out sheep. (06:16)
The power of the Colbert Bump exceeds even Stephen's expectations when rumors speculate that Raj Patel might be the messiah. (06:23)