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Stephen Colbert is no fan of President Obama, this we know. But on Thursday, he was especially upset. Having watched the president's speech on counterterrorism, he questioned why Obama wanted to limit the "flying death-bot program." Why backtrack on President Bush and "President Cheney's" policies now?
Submitted by LOL: “Folks, as America’s most famous Catholic, I am the Pope of basic cable.” –Stephen Colbert on The
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On last night's "Colbert Report," Stephen showed us exactly how deep the IRS scandal goes. Sure, John Boehner wants someone to go to jail over...
Last night, Stephen Colbert gave his take on a story I wrote about this week, documenting public television’s self-censorship of a program that it feared might anger one of its largest donors, the billionaire industrialist and conservative...Show More Summary
Matt Berninger sat down with Stephen Colbert for an interview covering everything from chili-topped spaghetti to the band's questionable hipness (It's harder to be hip when you're "not that far from a hip replacement" remarked Colbert). Afterwards, The National performed two tracks from Trouble Will Find Me, including "Graceless" and the web-exclusive "Sea of Troubles".
The IRS' Lois Lerner appeared at a congressional hearing yesterday, briefly dashing Stephen Colbert's hopes of continued "rampant and wild speculation." But alas: She pleaded the Fifth. Which then allowed Colbert to craft an elaborate conspiracy theory — encompassing everything from Solyndra to John Sununu — with no concerns about accuracy.
Click here to view this media ABC's Jonathan Karl and his part in helping to feed the scandal-mongering over Benghazi wasn't the only recent Republican drummed up outrage Stephen Colbert decided to take on during this Monday's show.Show More Summary
Comedy Central’s fake conservative Stephen Colbert is known for mocking conservatives by pretending to be an ignorant one. Colbert, who in real life is more liberal than his co-worker Jon Stewart, has decided to make a mockery of the...Show More Summary
Stephen Colbert has a new least favorite part of government: The Census Bureau. That's right, he agrees with Congressman Jeff Duncan (R-SC), who thinks it's...
Faux conservative comedian Stephen Colbert slammed a bill introduced in early May by Rep. Jeff Duncan (R-S.C.) that would end most functions of the U.S. Census Bureau, including employment, GDP, and housing data. Duncan's bill, which has 10 Republican co-sponsors, would enable the Census Bureau to only conduct a population survey. Show More Summary
For years, satirical late-night TV host Stephen Colbert has been running a series on his show called "Better Know a District," which highlights one of the 435 U.S. congressional districts and its representative. While I am no Stephen Colbert, I am brutally inquisitive when it comes to the 5,000-plus listed companies on the U.S. Show More Summary
Comedy Central host Jon Stewart has been relentless in attacking President Barack Obama for the various scandals currently engulfing the White House. The Daily Show host is a committed liberal, but he's been honest enough to comically savage his own side of late as the ugly facts present themselves. Show More Summary
Last night's Colbert Report featured host Stephen Colbert in what was billed as the "Obama Scandal Booth"--supposedly "brought to you by Mazda." But did the car maker really sponsor the segment?
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Stephen Colbert is having way too much fun with the trifecta of scandals plaguing the Obama administration. So much fun, in fact, that he's devoted...
President Obama's recent woes provided Stephen Colbert with glee on Monday night as he presented the Obama Scandal Booth, ready to help himself to a healthy portion of controversy. But the subject of his scrutiny was not the president, it was ABC News' Jonathan Karl, whose Benghazi report on talking points has come into question. Show More Summary
"To avoid the IRS targeting me as a conservative, I file all my taxes under the name Chef Boyardee." — Comedian Stephen Colbert is getting questionable tax advice.