Bloodthirsty blokes react to the economic downturn by eating squirrels.
The Bush presidency has aged everyone including Stephen Colbert.
You can hear Rod Blagojevich's entire conversation with God on the FBI wiretap.
The New York Times drops to its knees in a back alley for 20 bucks like the rest of us.
Jon Stewart tries to interest Stephen in a festival of lights.
Axl Rose tries to steal Stephen's thunder by releasing "Chinese Democracy" on the same day as his Christmas special.
The free market and religion both have invisible hands and move in mysterious ways.
There is no-one better to get us in the festive spirit than Stepehen Colbert.
Stephen tried to get holiday song artists, the Jingle Dogs on his show but it didn't work out. So, he presents the Jingle-Terns, his caroling inters.
Paul Simon shows Stephen his songwriting process, and defends his lyrics from the 60s.
President-elect Obama says he wants to stock his cabinet with people who disagree with him, but Stephen Colbert still hasn't been offered the job.
The senseless and escalating imaginary war between blacks and gays is tearing our great nation apart.
Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki declares a national holiday for Barack Obama's victory.
Stephen wishes Barack Obama well in his upcoming battle against the giant spider that lives underneath the Capitol.
No-one brings clarity better to the issues of today than Stephen Colbert.
Imagine an America without one of its greatest ICONS - "The Hummer"
Luckily Stepehen found a group trying to save America as we know it.
Relive the dramatic and smoke-filled saga of Stephen Colbert's battle with Korean R&B pop sensation Rain.
Stephen is outraged that his viewers came in 9th for their political knowledge.
Stephen gets God psyched up for his four-way cage match against Buddha, Hindu and Allah.
We cannot let Mickey Mouse vote. He's obviously an Obama supporter.
Fareed Zakaria says the bright side to the economic crisis is America will start saving.
According to Stephen Colbert - The only reason Barack Obama got the endorsement is because Colin Powell is black.
Who better to analyse the attributes of Sarah Pailn, then Stephen Colbert.
A funny discussion of the role of computers in our current financial crisis.
On his 1 October 2008 show Stephen tries to put family values back into the voting booth by keeping young people out of it...
One of the funniest segments I have ever seen
Stephen Greenblatt, probably the most erudite and fastidious scholar of Shakespeare today, interviewed in The Colbert Report on October 2 2008.
Stephen Colbert - Speech at the White House Correspondent's Dinner in 2006.
