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Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens thinks Stephen has a shot at making it into the Supreme Court. (01:33)
Stephen asks former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens for legal advice regarding a dispute with a neighbor. (01:36)
Trevor Potter and Jon Stewart give new life to the Colbert Super PAC, and Stephen makes a major announcement. (07:37)
Herman Cain appears on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" shortly after a fourth woman steps forward with graphic sexual harassment accusations. (04:24)
Trevor Potter explains how the Colbert Super PAC can adopt Karl Rove's tactic of adopting Ben Nelson's issue ad tactic. (05:01)
Herman Cain's sexual harassment scandal doesn't hurt his campaign fundraising, and Rush Limbaugh shares his racial stereotype expertise. (05:45)
Documentarian Susan Saladoff explores how the media and corporate America manipulated the public into believing the civil justice system is broken. (05:45)
To undo the damage he has unwittingly done to Karl Rove's otherwise spotless reputation, Stephen issues a rare clarification. (06:11)
Trevor Potter helps Stephen create his own shell corporation so that he can obtain secret donations for his Super PAC. (04:43)
Republican presidential candidate Buddy Roemer takes no PAC money and wants to kick the special-interest hogs off the trough. (04:08)
Michael Shermer discusses his book "The Believing Brain," which explains how people form beliefs first, then filter data to reinforce them. (05:24)
Trevor Potter prepares Stephen for his FEC Super PAC hearing, which will not require him to fight in the sarlacc pit in sudden-death overtime. (03:51)
The number one objective of the Colbert Super PAC is to get raises for every member of the FEC. (03:47)
Stephen wants to know why Viacom won't let him talk about his Super PAC when Karl Rove and Dick Morris can do it on Fox News. (04:20)
Trevor Potter drafts a letter for a media exemption so Stephen can talk about his super PAC. (04:40)
Stephen says goodbye to his dream of starting a Colbert PAC after receiving a letter from Viacom. (03:22)
Jay the Intern's pony is rested, watered and ready to take Stephen's super PAC forms to Washington, D.C. (04:51)
David Tang provides celebrities the platform to correct lies and misinformation for much less than the cost of a lawyer. (05:45)
Roy Den Hollander fights for men's rights by striking back at the heart of feminism: ladies night. (07:01)
Taco Bell's meat mixture doesn't satisfy the USDA's minimum requirements to be called beef. (03:50)