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Stephen uncovers the Biblical roots of the Snowpocalypse and translates Rush Limbaugh's Chinese broadcast. (04:46)
Authorities in Saudi Arabia conclude that a vulture wearing a GPS tag from the Tel Aviv University is an Israeli spy. (02:34)
Formula 4 Your Eyes Only Invisible Spy Ink comes in printer cartridges fully loaded with boner toner. (03:43)
Richard Clarke believes that too many intelligence agencies increase the chances that the next terrorist attack will succeed. (10:55)
Stephen pulls a microphone out of his Starbucks latte. (00:07)
North Korea demands reparations from the US, and the FBI arrests 10 Russian spies raising families in the suburbs. (05:08)
Robert Baer wants the troops to get better intelligence from the government, not the private sector. (05:57)
A former CIA operative admits to lying about the effectiveness of waterboarding, and The Beaver changes its name to Canada's History. (04:50)
Fox News will not jump to conclusions about James O'Keefe's arrest for tampering with Mary Landrieu's phone lines. (02:53)
Kati Marton explains how she accessed her childhood in Hungary by obtaining secret police files. (06:20)
If Congress doesn't reauthorize the Patriot Act, America's corporations are ready to step in. (03:49)
Harold Evans talks about being married to Tina Brown, getting knighted by the queen and exposing spies in the British government. (06:39)
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)
If we open up relations with Cuba, the allure of rum, mambo and spicy Latinas could prove irresistible. (05:44)
Peter Earnest introduces Stephen to a few rectal concealment devices at the International Spy Museum. (06:01)
Stephen wants to know the most exotic lady spy Peter Earnest has ever seduced on a mission. (06:18)
In considering who gets his vote, John Edwards is concerned about more than receiving several jet skis for his family -- he'd also like to be a spy. (6:33)
Stephen is interrupted by a shoe phone call. (0:20)