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The Colbert ReportSeason 10

160 episodes · Sep 30, 2013

1. Vince Gilligan
Sep 30, 2013 · 7.0

Government operations ceased as Congress failed to reach a funding agreement, while Butterball attempted to address concerns raised by male cooks. Meanwhile, Vince Gilligan, the mind behind "Breaking Bad," offered insights into the upcoming

2. Daniel Radcliffe
Oct 1, 2013 · 7.0

With the government's abrupt shutdown, a surge of Americans descended upon the Affordable Care Act website. Simultaneously, opposition groups focused their efforts on younger voters, while Daniel Radcliffe offered insights into his film, "K

3. Chris Matthews
Oct 2, 2013 · 7.0

President Obama engaged with congressional leaders to discuss efforts aimed at government streamlining. Meanwhile, Bill O'Reilly offered commentary on the topic of divine inspiration, while Chris Matthews drew parallels between Obama and Ro

4. David Finkel
Oct 3, 2013 · 7.0

Stalemate gripped the nation as congressional leaders remained unable to reach an agreement ending the government shutdown; meanwhile, Stephen presided over a wedding ceremony, and David Finkel’s "Thank You for Your Service" offers a poigna

5. James Spithill
Oct 7, 2013 · 7.0

The Republican party places blame for the government's temporary closure squarely on the previous administration. Emily Bazelon offers a critical examination of the Supreme Court case, *McCutcheon v. F.E.C.*, while James Spithill recounts a

6. Paul Giamatti
Oct 8, 2013 · 7.0

The nation faces a looming debt ceiling crisis, Eric Holder has signaled his support for progressive cannabis legislation, and Paul Giamatti discusses his role in the film "Parkland."

7. Tom Hanks
Oct 9, 2013 · 6.5

Truck drivers are organizing a nationwide event called "Ride for the Constitution," while actor Tom Hanks has recently spoken about the issue of Somali piracy.

8. Reed Albergotti & Vanessa O'Connell
Oct 10, 2013

A series of street art by Hanksy now adorns Stephen's studio, while Reed Albergotti and Vanessa O'Connell delve into the subject of Lance Armstrong.

9. The Reflektors
Oct 21, 2013 · 7.0

With the return of governmental functions, New Jersey has legalized same-sex marriage. Meanwhile, The Reflektors, known more commonly as Arcade Fire, delivered a performance of "Normal People."

10. A. Scott Berg
Oct 22, 2013 · 7.0

Stephen offers his perspective on the matter of lions and tigers, while KFC introduces the "Go Cup." Additionally, A. Scott Berg discusses his book, "Wilson."

11. Gwen Ifill & Judy Woodruff
Oct 23, 2013 · 7.0

Stephen secured coverage under the Affordable Care Act, while Judy Woodruff and Gwen Ifill engaged in a conversation about the importance of accurate, evidence-based journalism.

12. Stephen Fry
Oct 24, 2013 · 7.0

The wearing of frivolous headwear by women might undermine the authority of the Marines, a topic explored alongside Stephen Fry's reflections on his part in Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night."

13. Orlando Bloom
Oct 28, 2013 · 7.0

With plush companions embarking on adventures, and Orlando Bloom reflecting on his recent performance in "Romeo and Juliet" on the stage, a curious blend of whimsy and artistry unfolds.

14. Billy Collins
Oct 29, 2013

A peculiar trend has emerged in America: a tendency toward self-exploitation, a harvesting of the body's resources. Against this backdrop, Billy Collins discusses his latest collection, "Aimless Love."

15. Jack Andraka
Oct 30, 2013

Shepard Smith grapples with the demands of the digital age, while Jack Andraka readily discusses his enthusiasm for scientific inquiry.

16. Zach Sims
Oct 31, 2013

The controversy surrounding NSA surveillance has now extended to the Vatican, while elsewhere, Zach Sims of Codecademy discusses the intricacies of computer programming.

17. David Folkenflik
Nov 4, 2013

The modern corporate landscape is increasingly marked by a surprising affinity for religious structures, a phenomenon explored in detail by David Folkenflik in his book, "Murdoch's World."

18. Julius Erving
Nov 5, 2013

A community in Canada finds itself troubled by a mascot shaped like a bong, while Julius Erving offers insights into his life story within "Dr. J: The Autobiography."

19. Brian Lehrer
Nov 6, 2013 · 7.0

A commercial landscape that trivializes the natural world is juxtaposed with a discussion of New York City politics on "The Brian Lehrer Show."

20. Daniel Lieberman
Nov 7, 2013

The Senate has taken decisive action against sexual discrimination in employment. Meanwhile, Stephen has been nominated for a People's Choice Award, and author Daniel Lieberman will be speaking about his book, "The Story of the Human Body."

21. Peter Baker
Nov 11, 2013

Lara Logan, anchor for "60 Minutes," offered an apology for inaccuracies in her reporting on the Benghazi attack. Meanwhile, Peter Baker, author of "Days of Fire," shared insights into the complex and often strained dynamic between George W

22. David Christian
Nov 12, 2013

Technical difficulties on HealthCare.gov contributed to lower than expected enrollment figures. In international affairs, France has declined a nuclear agreement with Iran. A high-end hotel is currently marketing vacations centered around t

23. Blind Boys of Alabama
Nov 13, 2013

Protests erupted from human rights organizations regarding U.S. drone strikes. Meanwhile, Richard Cohen found himself facing criticism following remarks he made about race. In musical news, the Blind Boys of Alabama performed a selection fr

24. Alexis Ohanian
Nov 14, 2013 · 7.0

Stephen made an urgent appeal for assistance to the Philippines. *The Today Show* broadcast live coverage of prostate examinations, while Alexis Ohanian engaged in discussion regarding online democracy and his book, "Without Their Permissi

25. Steve McQueen
Nov 18, 2013 · 7.0

The Colbert Nation offered aid to the Philippines, while conservative voices celebrated developments regarding the Affordable Care Act. Chip Wilson addressed controversy surrounding his yoga apparel, and Steve McQueen discussed his experien

26. Rick Santorum
Nov 19, 2013 · 7.0

The retail giant Walmart organized a food drive benefiting its workforce. Meanwhile, economist Robert Reich advocates for a more equitable distribution of wealth, and former Senator Rick Santorum promotes his film, "The Christmas Candle."

27. M.I.A.
Nov 20, 2013 · 7.0

Congressman Trey Radel admitted guilt to cocaine possession, while Russia intensified its efforts to restrict what it termed "gay propaganda." Adding to the evening's events, guest performer M.I.A. delivered a song from her latest album, "

28. J.J. Abrams
Nov 21, 2013

A decisive move by Senate Democrats has reshaped the political landscape, while Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin has taken action to block benefits for same-sex couples. In a gesture of casual boldness, Stephen unexpectedly extended an invitat

29. Daniel Goleman
Dec 2, 2013

The HealthCare.gov website has been refreshed for the season, while a flurry of activity surrounds the annual presidential turkey pardon. Amazon continues its expansion into drone delivery, a Christmas tree unexpectedly becomes a symbol of

30. Ed Stone
Dec 3, 2013

Rumors persist of a hidden existence for the Pope, while the Food and Drug Administration focuses its attention on trans fats. The McRib sandwich faces renewed scrutiny, a technology company unveils a robotic assistant for the workplace, an

31. Bryan Stevenson
Dec 4, 2013

Legislative output has dwindled to a historic minimum, while the wealthy secure a new avenue for tax avoidance. Concerns mount over the erosion of cursive instruction in schools, and Bryan Stevenson advocates for a more just application of

32. Alan Mulally
Dec 5, 2013 · 8.0

The question of freedom—the desire to soar versus the yearning to disappear—looms large. In Colorado, a new chapter unfolds with the legalization of cannabis. The Republican party seeks a better understanding of female perspectives. And aut

33. David Keith
Dec 9, 2013 · 7.0

Stephen paid tribute to Mandela, while Bill O'Reilly and John Stossel voiced reservations about charitable giving. "America Again" is contending for a Grammy Award, and author David Keith offers insights into "A Case For Climate Engineering

34. Alex Blumberg
Dec 10, 2013

Walmart's ascent to an almost mythical status is explored, Virginia Postrel considers the enduring worth of television, Venezuela observes the festive season with unusual enthusiasm, and Alex Blumberg delves into the concept behind "The T-S

35. Elizabeth Gilbert
Dec 11, 2013

The peculiar holiday of Festivus made its unexpected appearance at the Florida State Capitol. A seemingly innocuous handshake from President Obama ignited a firestorm of controversy. Meanwhile, former Governor Mike Huckabee waged a musical

36. George Packer
Dec 12, 2013

A budget has been reached in Congress; concerns are growing over a new sleep aid's alarming potential side effects; Megyn Kelly has voiced her opinion on the racial identity of Santa Claus; and author George Packer offers insights into cont

37. Jonah Peretti
Dec 16, 2013 · 7.0

A tech giant acquired a robotics firm, while the intelligence agency extended its reach into virtual worlds. In the music industry, two comedic actors found themselves in competition for an award, and a media executive outlined his company’

38. Garry Trudeau
Dec 17, 2013 · 7.0

Fleeing the United States, Edward Snowden sought refuge in Brazil, while China continued its trajectory of environmental degradation. Senator Ted Cruz found himself the subject of a peculiar cultural phenomenon: a coloring book. Meanwhile,

39. Keanu Reeves
Dec 18, 2013 · 7.0

The pursuit of customer satisfaction has become a hollow endeavor; meanwhile, Germany has entered the discussion surrounding Santa Claus's heritage. Keanu Reeves discusses his role in "47 Ronin," and Aaron Neville recently shared the stage

40. Ben Stiller
Dec 19, 2013 · 7.0

Jamie Dimon’s lavish Christmas card offered a glimpse into his considerable fortune, while A&E network temporarily removed Phil Robertson from his duties following controversial comments regarding the LGBTQ+ community. In other news, Ben St

41. Ken Roth
Jan 6, 2014

A persistent polar vortex grips the United States. Meanwhile, the Food and Drug Administration is focusing its attention on antibiotic use in livestock. In Colorado, recreational marijuana has become available for purchase. And Ken Roth off

42. John Seigenthaler
Jan 7, 2014

President Donald Trump addressed the issue of global warming, while Pope Francis voiced criticism regarding wealth inequality. Meanwhile, scientists explored the possibility of time travel through online research, and John Seigenthaler offe

43. Ishmael Beah
Jan 8, 2014

A cloud of scandal hangs over Chris Christie, while news outlets endeavor to explain the intricacies of cold weather. Elsewhere, Ishmael Beah recounts his experiences as a child soldier and discusses his memoir, "Radiance of Tomorrow."

44. Jeff Skoll
Jan 9, 2014

The controversy surrounding Chris Christie’s bridge dealings intensifies, while Robert Gates’s memoir, *Duty*, offers pointed criticism of the Obama administration. Meanwhile, Jeff Skoll discusses his film production company, Participant Me

45. David Fanning
Jan 13, 2014 · 6.0

A chemical leak endangers West Virginia’s drinking water. President Obama’s strategy in Iraq faces renewed criticism. A company offers belated compensation for past advertising. David Fanning discusses the program with Frontline.

46. Deborah Solomon
Jan 14, 2014 · 6.0

Alex Rodriguez faces a suspension due to a violation concerning performance-enhancing drugs. Pat Buchanan has voiced support for Russia’s legislation restricting LGBTQ+ rights. Billie Jean King is serving as a delegate for the United States

47. Gabriel Sherman
Jan 15, 2014

Across the nation, a commercial unfolds, while collegiate athletes grapple with basic reading skills. A scandal involving sexuality has shaken France, and Gabriel Sherman offers his perspective on "The Loudest Voice in the Room."

48. Naquasia LeGrand
Jan 16, 2014 · 6.0

The National Security Agency has been known to infiltrate private computers; a jeweler offers diamond-encrusted pacifiers; Carol Burnett delivers her characteristic wit with a sharp edge; and Naquasia LeGrand discusses "Fast Food Forward."

49. Scott Stossel
Jan 20, 2014

In Omaha, Peyton Manning’s name echoes with fervent support. A looming pharmaceutical shortage casts a shadow over the death penalty debate. Pope Francis has offered encouragement for breastfeeding within places of worship. And Scott Stosse

50. Michael Chabon & Mariel Hemingway
Jan 21, 2014

Colbert’s Book Club launches with an introduction to Ernest Hemingway, followed by Michael Chabon’s discussion of "A Farewell to Arms," and Mariel Hemingway sharing insights into her grandfather's more romantic nature.

51. Charles Duhigg
Jan 22, 2014

A curious ring, resembling a doughnut, has been detected on Mars by NASA. Within the United States, reports indicate that some nuclear officers have been found to have misrepresented their skills on required assessments. The prestigious Wes

52. Patricia Churchland
Jan 23, 2014

Unrest has erupted in Ukraine, while Tim Wu offers his perspective on net neutrality. China is once again producing unauthorized copies of *The Report*, and Patricia Churchland offers insights into her work, "Touching a Nerve."

53. Nate Silver
Jan 27, 2014 · 6.0

The National Football League maintains a strict ban on referencing the Super Bowl, while Richard Sherman delivered a passionate outburst following a game. Meanwhile, the Grammy Awards affirmed their acceptance of same-sex marriage, and Nate

54. Justin Tuck
Jan 28, 2014

The National Football League is tightening regulations on extra point attempts, while Stephen dedicates himself to mastering the quarterback position. Meanwhile, populations of spotted owls continue their struggle for existence, and former

55. Cris Carter
Jan 29, 2014

As the NFL season reaches its crescendo, athletes dedicate themselves to achieving Super Bowl glory. A fresh face joins the ranks of canine competitors in the annual Puppy Bowl. Meanwhile, at the State of the Union address, President Joe Bi

56. Drew Brees
Jan 30, 2014 · 6.0

The National Football League is reconsidering its stance on marijuana, a development coinciding with growing concerns about the potential for brain damage in the sport. In cities like Denver and Seattle, where football fandom is deeply ingr

57. Jennifer Senior
Feb 3, 2014

A recent Coca-Cola Super Bowl advertisement has ignited considerable controversy. Meanwhile, former Oakland Raiders cheerleaders have initiated legal action against the team. Author J.K. Rowling has expressed regret over her decision to rom

58. Pussy Riot
Feb 4, 2014 · 6.0

February brings together observances of Black History Month and Children's Dental Health Month, while the controversy surrounding Chris Christie's bridge project deepens. Meanwhile, Pussy Riot continues to speak out on human rights and the

59. Lake Street Dive
Feb 5, 2014 · 6.0

The debate surrounding the Affordable Care Act continues, with critics asserting its potential to negatively impact employment. Meanwhile, Mort Zuckerman has offered his perspective on Tom Perkins' controversial comparison. And in musical n

60. Paul Krugman
Feb 6, 2014 · 6.0

President Obama is under mounting pressure regarding the Keystone Pipeline approval. Meanwhile, journalists covering the Sochi Olympics recount unsettling experiences. A recent incident involved Transportation Security Administration agents

61. Patrick Kennedy
Feb 10, 2014 · 6.0

The Olympic Games in Sochi began with an initial technical difficulty. Meanwhile, Buddy Cole delves into the complexities of Russia’s legislation concerning homosexuality. In a separate development, the Taliban have reportedly seized a cani

62. Charlie Crist
Feb 11, 2014 · 6.0

Stephen initiated a fundraising campaign for the American speedskating team. Buddy Cole assisted athletes in presenting a more conventional image. Michael Sam publicly announced his sexual orientation. Meanwhile, Charlie Crist addressed the

63. Godfrey Reggio
Feb 12, 2014

At the White House State Dinner, Stephen observed the proceedings. Meanwhile, Bill O'Reilly savored the moment, relishing a recounting of his interview with Obama. Shepard Smith, with characteristic detail, detailed the evening’s menu. And

64. Brian Greene
Feb 18, 2014 · 6.0

Stephen greeted Jimmy Fallon warmly upon his appearance on *The Tonight Show*, while Piers Morgan’s remarks drew criticism from the transgender community. Meanwhile, Janet Mock offered insightful perspectives on gender identity, and Brian G

65. Alexander Payne
Feb 19, 2014 · 6.0

American ice dancers claimed the gold, while Buddy Cole explored the issue of gay propaganda in Sochi. In a separate incident, members of Al Qaeda inadvertently triggered their own demise. Meanwhile, Alexander Payne discussed his film "Nebr

66. Stanley McChrystal
Feb 20, 2014 · 6.0

Bill O'Reilly charged Stephen with ridicule, while Bode Miller reflected on his Olympic victory. Buddy Cole reported from undercover within the atmosphere of Sochi, and Stanley McChrystal discussed his contributions to "My Share of the Task

67. Darlene Love
Feb 24, 2014

A Dutch Olympic coach fiercely criticized the American speedskating team. Demonstrators forced the ouster of Ukraine's president. Meanwhile, Darlene Love discussed her experiences with fame in the documentary "20 Feet From Stardom."

68. St. Vincent
Feb 25, 2014 · 7.0

The Huffington Post poses the unsettling question of whether a child might embody the infamous figure of Hitler, while disapproval mounts from critics regarding reductions in the military budget. Meanwhile, a lobby group advocates for the p

69. Meryl Davis & Charlie White
Feb 26, 2014

Michelle Obama confronts the growing issue of childhood obesity, a mischievous individual known only as Gumby plagues a quiet community, political commentators question Hillary Clinton's age, and Meryl Davis and Charlie White savor the triu

70. Jeff Goldblum
Feb 27, 2014 · 6.0

Arizona Governor Jan Brewer rejected a bill targeting the LGBTQ+ community. Meanwhile, recent research indicates the subjective nature of racial categorization. The Ku Klux Klan has reportedly begun incorporating science fiction-inspired te

71. Caitlin Flanagan
Mar 3, 2014 · 6.0

The Academy Awards became a stage for the enduring issue of slavery, a political advertisement misrepresented the Affordable Care Act, Barbie graced the cover of Sports Illustrated, and Caitlin Flanagan explored the complexities of fraterni

72. Jaron Lanier
Mar 4, 2014

Stephen offers an introduction to the region of Crimea, while Republicans assign blame to President Obama regarding the crisis in Ukraine. Steve King defends Arizona’s legislation concerning LGBTQ+ individuals, and Jaron Lanier discusses hi

73. Beau Willimon
Mar 5, 2014 · 6.0

Bill O'Reilly voiced concerns regarding the potential drawbacks of a female president, while Chevron continued its pizza delivery service. Headline News shifted its focus to capture the attention of social media users. Meanwhile, Beau Willi

74. Theaster Gates
Mar 6, 2014

In Massachusetts, the practice of taking photographs under a person's clothing remains legal, while young people increasingly strive for the unattainable ideal of a visible "thigh gap." Meanwhile, Warner Music continues its longstanding con

75. Neil deGrasse Tyson
Mar 10, 2014

At the 9/11 memorial, a demonstration by atheists drew attention to a prominently displayed cross. Meanwhile, a Kentucky-based church organization organized a firearms distribution event. Elsewhere, Neil deGrasse Tyson offered insights into

76. Ronan Farrow
Mar 11, 2014

A new magazine bearing the papal crest has emerged, while the Huffington Post delves into the topic of anal sex. Legal action has been taken by the government against Sprint concerning alleged wiretapping charges. Meanwhile, Ronan Farrow is

77. Maria Shriver
Mar 12, 2014

Barack Obama made a recent appearance on the comedy program "Between Two Ferns." Meanwhile, Liz Wahl addressed her departure from Russia Today. The National Security Agency has reportedly enlisted the services of an advice columnist. And Ma

78. Simon Schama
Mar 13, 2014

Colorado has witnessed a dramatic surge in recreational marijuana sales, while President Obama has broadened access to overtime compensation for millions of Americans. In cultural discourse, Simon Schama offers his perspective on "The Story

79. Bryan Cranston
Mar 24, 2014

G.K. Butterfield offers an introduction to the state of North Carolina, while commentators on cable news grapple with speculative theories surrounding the disappearance of a Malaysian aircraft. Meanwhile, Bryan Cranston reflects on his port

80. Jimmy Carter
Mar 25, 2014

President Jimmy Carter recently sat down with *The Report* to speak about a lifelong dedication: the pursuit of human rights, and the impetus behind his book, "A Call to Action."

81. Errol Morris
Mar 26, 2014

A series of unusual events unfolded: agents of the Secret Service indulged in a period of unrestrained revelry, a child from Belgium secured a professional soccer contract, the Washington Redskins initiated dialogue with Native American com

82. Darren Aronofsky
Mar 27, 2014

The Russian military has taken control of Ukraine’s dolphin research program. Morning news programs increasingly cater to a younger demographic. Law enforcement in Hawaii has lost a long-standing allowance regarding consensual sexual activi

83. Biz Stone
Mar 31, 2014 · 6.0

Apple has introduced a new set of emoticons reflecting a wider range of ethnicities, while Stephen responds to the recent controversy surrounding the hashtag #CancelColbert on Twitter. Meanwhile, Biz Storm discusses his Jelly application an

84. John Malkovich
Apr 1, 2014

Sign-ups for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act have reached a significant point, student athletes are advocating for collective bargaining rights, and John Malkovich discusses his film "Cesar Chavez."

85. Dan Harris
Apr 2, 2014

A recent United Nations report issues a stark warning regarding the escalating crisis of climate change. Meanwhile, Tennessee is pursuing the acquisition of novel drugs for capital punishment. In a curious trend, seasoned technology profess

86. Mark Mazzetti
Apr 3, 2014

Claims have surfaced suggesting the discovery of the Holy Grail, while Emily Bazelon offers her perspective on the influence of money in political affairs. Bill O'Reilly advocates for a certain level of societal disparity, and Mark Mazzetti

87. Edward Frenkel
Apr 7, 2014

Jeb Bush offered defense of undocumented immigrants, Alaska enacted a ban on hunting with drones, a Republican candidate addressed a cockfighting rally, and Edward Frenkel discussed "Love and Math."

88. Jane Goodall
Apr 8, 2014

A recent Senate report has exposed misleading assertions made by the CIA regarding enhanced interrogation techniques. Meanwhile, the implementation of Common Core math standards continues to generate widespread bewilderment. In other news,

89. Sheryl Sandberg
Apr 9, 2014

A glitch in the internet sparked widespread alarm, while Andrew Sullivan offered his perspective on Brendan Eich's departure from Mozilla. President Obama advocated for equitable pay, and Sheryl Sandberg discussed her concept of "Lean In."

90. Sting
Apr 10, 2014 · 6.0

David Letterman has announced his retirement. Recent reports suggest Botox is proving effective in treating depression. Bill O'Reilly is reportedly engaged in a public battle against what he terms the "grievance-industrial complex." And Sti

91. Ken Burns
Apr 21, 2014

A video released by Al Qaeda provided intelligence to U.S. forces, prompting speculation and conspiracy theories regarding Hillary Clinton. Meanwhile, a church community has embraced the practice of mixed martial arts, and Ken Burns discuss

92. George Will
Apr 22, 2014

The United States Postal Service has issued a tribute to the late Harvey Milk, the pioneering gay rights advocate. Stephen examines the political landscape of California's 29th district, while George Will offers his perspective on the book

93. John Calipari
Apr 23, 2014

A notable expansion of Canada’s middle class coincides with a perk for collegiate athletes: unlimited refreshments. Meanwhile, a U.S. senator has defended the practice of cockfighting, while the nation grapples with a shortage of limes. In

94. George Saunders
Apr 24, 2014

The Supreme Court has affirmed the legality of a ban on affirmative action programs. Meanwhile, a cattle rancher is engaged in a legal dispute with the federal government. In literary circles, author George Saunders recently offered insight

95. Michael McFaul
Apr 28, 2014

In a move steeped in tradition, Pope Francis has bestowed the title of saint upon his predecessors. Meanwhile, Dr. Paul Offit offered a compelling defense of vaccination, while Michael McFaul elaborated on the intricate and often fraught hi

96. Robert Rodriguez
Apr 29, 2014

Donald Sterling faced considerable controversy following his racially charged comments, while Congress honored Ronald Reagan with the naming of a mountain. President Obama advocated for clemency for prisoners, and filmmaker Robert Rodriguez

97. Audra McDonald
Apr 30, 2014

The Syrian president seeks a new term in office. Clay Aiken shares his aspirations for a run in Congress. A same-sex couple celebrates their marriage. And Audra McDonald discusses her role in "Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill."

98. Saul Williams
May 1, 2014

Jesse Watters offered a derisive commentary on the younger generation of Americans, while CNN maintained its persistent vigil for updates regarding Flight 370. Meanwhile, poet Saul Williams reflected on his involvement in Broadway's product

99. Edward O. Wilson
May 5, 2014

Stephen explores the political landscape of Virginia's 3rd District, while Kareem Abdul-Jabbar offers his perspective on the enduring issue of racism in America. Renowned biologist Edward O. Wilson discusses his work in "A Window on Eternit

100. Bette Midler
May 6, 2014

At the Kentucky Derby, Rand Paul sought an audience with Rupert Murdoch. Meanwhile, Georgia loosened restrictions on carrying firearms in public spaces. In Oklahoma, a group identifying as Satanists erected a statue. And actress Bette Midle

101. David Remnick
May 7, 2014

A medication that alleviates constipation through vibration has been identified, researchers report. Simultaneously, the first documented female penis has been discovered. Conflict in Ukraine intensifies, while David Remnick of *The New Yor

102. Ellen Page
May 8, 2014

Stephen conducted an interview with a congressional candidate who utilizes role-playing techniques. On Fox Business, anchor Stu Varney lauded the candidate's widespread popularity. Meanwhile, Ellen Page discussed the film "X-Men: Days of Fu

103. Glenn Greenwald
May 12, 2014

The National Football League witnessed a historic moment with Michael Sam, its first openly gay player selected in the draft. Simultaneously, speculation intensified surrounding Monica Lewinsky's recent essay in Vanity Fair, while Glenn Gre

104. The Black Keys
May 13, 2014

Pope Francis has aligned himself with socialist ideals, while Rosemary Nyirumbe continues her advocacy for the return of the abducted girls, a campaign amplified by the hashtag #BringBackOurGirls. Meanwhile, the Koch brothers have set their

105. Keri Russell
May 14, 2014

The Pope has stated his willingness to baptize inhabitants of Mars. Climate change has now reached a critical, irreversible threshold. Amazon recently acquired a patent of dubious merit. And Keri Russell discussed her role in the televisio

106. Tom Friedman
May 15, 2014

Moscow has effectively expelled the United States from the International Space Station, while advancements in robotics now include instruction in ethical considerations. Meanwhile, Thomas Friedman reflects on a decade of global events in hi

107. Elizabeth Warren
May 19, 2014

Researchers are increasingly prioritizing gender equality in laboratory animal studies, a new process is transforming the production of beef jerky, and Senator Elizabeth Warren recently addressed the state of the banking industry alongside

108. Matthew Weiner
May 20, 2014

Washington has levied accusations against China regarding cyber espionage, while Republican lawmakers have launched a sharp and relentless attack on Hillary Clinton. In Europe, a potential resolution offers a fresh perspective on Google's p

109. Patrick Stewart
May 21, 2014

The Idaho gubernatorial debate has been marked by a collection of unconventional contenders. Meanwhile, a virus originating in the Middle East is spreading within the United States, and Patrick Stewart recently discussed "X-Men: Days of Fut

110. Ray Mabus
May 22, 2014

Veteran affairs are increasingly embroiled in controversy, prompting commentary from Paul Rieckhoff. Senator Marco Rubio deflected a query regarding his personal use of marijuana. Meanwhile, former Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus offered in

111. Thomas Piketty
Jun 2, 2014

President Obama orchestrated a prisoner exchange with the Taliban, a Florida resident erected a shooting range on his property, and Thomas Piketty offered insights into his work, *Capital in the Twenty-First Century*.

112. Morgan Freeman
Jun 3, 2014

The National Rifle Association finds itself in a delicate position regarding the growing movement of open-carry gun advocates. Meanwhile, Dan Esty offers his perspective on President Obama’s climate change proposals, and Morgan Freeman disc

113. Jonah Hill
Jun 4, 2014

Sherman Alexie explores the disparity in fatalities between female and male hurricanes, while the ongoing dispute between Amazon and Hachette gains attention. *The Report* aims to inform the public, and Jonah Hill reflects on his experience

114. Chrissie Hynde
Jun 5, 2014

Conservative circles are keenly examining Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl's case, while North Korea has reportedly introduced a novel mushroom-infused sports beverage. In American football, players have initiated legal action against the National Fo

115. Esther Perel
Jun 9, 2014

To appeal to Hispanic voters, a Republican hopeful has adopted a new name. A painting of Vincent van Gogh’s severed ear has been acquired by an art museum, and Esther Perel is currently discussing her book, "Mating in Captivity."

116. John Waters
Jun 10, 2014

The line between machine and person blurs as computers mimic human thought, and a robot now asserts its claim to civil rights. In a move equally unexpected, the Jacksonville Jaguars have incorporated swimming pools within their stadium stru

117. Rob Rhinehart
Jun 11, 2014

In a surprising upset, David Brat unseated Eric Cantor in the Republican primary, a victory that resonated through the political landscape. Meanwhile, the specter of debtors' prison has begun to resurface in the United States, raising conce

118. James Webb
Jun 12, 2014

Senator Ted Cruz relinquished his Canadian citizenship. Meanwhile, the band Led Zeppelin is embroiled in a plagiarism lawsuit. Hans Beinholtz offered his perspective on the recent World Cup. And James Webb reflected on the sentiment behind

119. Ta-Nehisi Coates
Jun 16, 2014

Ben Van Heuvelen examines the persistent danger posed by ISIS in Iraq. A recent study reveals a troubling correlation between economic hardship and the development of racist sentiments. Meanwhile, Ta-Nehisi Coates offers his compelling argu

120. David Boies & Theodore B. Olson
Jun 17, 2014

In a World Cup match, Team USA secured a victory over Ghana. Simultaneously, discussions arose regarding identity, with some asserting that whiteness is a matter of conscious selection. Furthermore, David Boies and Theodore B. Olson engaged

121. Katty Kay & Claire Shipman
Jun 18, 2014

The Republican National Committee deployed a prominent squirrel in an attack on Hillary Clinton, Senator Thad Cochran recalled past indiscretions involving animals, and Katty Kay and Claire Shipman explored the concept of self-assurance in

122. Jay Carney
Jun 19, 2014

Dick Cheney sharply criticized Barack Obama's handling of the Iraq War, while Doritos introduced a series of novel flavor experiments. A new application streamlined communication by condensing all messages to the single word "yo." Meanwhile

123. John Green
Jun 23, 2014

The United States national team secured a draw against Portugal in the World Cup. Meanwhile, Mark Mazzetti offers insight into the role of American military advisors in Iraq. A striking mug shot has recently gained widespread attention, and

124. Edie Falco
Jun 24, 2014

A surge of ISIS propaganda infiltrated Twitter's digital landscape. Meanwhile, Ben & Jerry's announced a shift to exclusively GMO-free ingredients. In Albany, New York, legislators enacted a ban on photographs with captive tigers. And actre

125. Eleanor Holmes Norton
Jun 25, 2014

President Obama deviated from customary Chipotle dining practices, John Burnett examines the escalating crisis of child immigration in America, and Eleanor Holmes Norton considers Mississippi's pivotal role in the Freedom Summer of the 1960

126. Paul Rudd
Jun 26, 2014

On Fox News, Dr. Keith Ablow presented a speculative theory concerning the World Cup. In North Carolina, a longstanding tradition involving opossums continues to be observed. Meanwhile, Paul Rudd discussed the film "They Both Came" in conve

127. Jad Abumrad & Robert Krulwich
Jul 14, 2014

As the World Cup concluded, a legal action was initiated by John Boehner against President Obama. Simultaneously, a company unveiled a novel cup capable of identifying beverages. In the realm of public radio, Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich

128. Vint Cerf
Jul 15, 2014

A sense of weary resignation seems to have settled upon President Obama, a feeling akin to the end of a long academic course. Meanwhile, the threat from bear populations persists across the American landscape. In other news, Vint Cerf, a ke

129. Bill de Blasio
Jul 16, 2014

Governor Rick Perry has drawn scrutiny for his sartorial selections, while comic book artist Joe Quesada addresses the matter of Captain America’s successor. Meanwhile, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio offers his perspective on the diffic

130. Steven Wise
Jul 17, 2014

A Malaysia Airlines aircraft has crashed in Ukraine, prompting reactions from conservative voices regarding the issue of child immigrants. Meanwhile, some within the coal industry appear to accept pollution as an inherent part of their work

131. Nancy Pelosi
Jul 21, 2014

The aftermath of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17's downing fuels escalating tensions, while Edan Lepucki's novel, "California," ascends to bestseller status. Meanwhile, Nancy Pelosi addresses the nation regarding her proposed "Middle Class Jump

132. Julia Ioffe
Jul 22, 2014

Representative Steve Pearce examines the escalating crisis of child immigration, while P.K. Winsome offers counsel on the impeachment of President Obama. Julia Ioffe provides analysis of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.

133. Mary Mazzio & Oscar Vazquez
Jul 23, 2014

Tim Draper reflects on his proposal for a division of California into six distinct states, while employees at Lowe's provide exceptional healthcare to a veteran. In another discussion, Mary Mazzio and Oscar Vazquez explore the subject of "U

134. Elon Musk
Jul 24, 2014

Darth Vader garnered more favorable opinion than every candidate in the 2016 presidential race. "True Blood" provoked a sharp rebuke from conservative voices. A typographical error jeopardized the Affordable Care Act. Meanwhile, Elon Musk u

135. Beck
Jul 28, 2014

At Comic-Con, Stephen moderated a panel dedicated to "The Hobbit." Meanwhile, a high-end apartment building featured a discreet entrance for residents of modest means. Elsewhere, Beck performed a track from his album "Morning Phase."

136. Jon Batiste & Stay Human
Jul 29, 2014

The week’s relentless stream of troubling events pressed down on Stephen. Meanwhile, Sarah Palin had launched her own online channel, and Jon Batiste and Stay Human released a song from their album, "Social Music."

137. James Franco
Jul 30, 2014

A scuffle erupted when Orlando Bloom struck Justin Bieber, while Allan Sloan offered commentary on corporate tax avoidance. Reality television saw a notable surge in the use of nudity, and James Franco discussed his role in "Child of God."

138. Campbell Brown
Jul 31, 2014

President Obama has voiced his support for featuring women on American currency, while debate intensifies regarding news coverage of the crisis in Gaza. A peculiar story details alleged text messages purportedly sent by Satan, and Campbell

139. Pat Buchanan & John W. Dean
Aug 4, 2014

Stephen marks the fortieth anniversary of President Nixon's resignation, while Pat Buchanan offers his perspective on "The Greatest Comeback," and John W. Dean discusses "The Nixon Defense."

140. James Cameron
Aug 5, 2014

A children's book has been released by those who advocate open-carry of firearms; Hillary Clinton is currently promoting her memoir, "Hard Choices"; and James Cameron is discussing his upcoming project, "DeepSea Challenge 3D."

141. Michael Fassbender
Aug 6, 2014

In a series of disparate events, Kim Jong-un inspected a lubricant manufacturing plant; Rand Paul encountered protestors advocating for immigration reform and subsequently departed the scene; a young child delivered a remarkably articulate

142. Brian Chesky
Aug 7, 2014

A tremor of fear rippled through America as the Ebola scare intensified. Across the globe, Vladimir Putin imposed restrictions on Western foodstuffs. In a local dispute, Stephen found himself aligning with one party in a heated sandwich com

143. Jeff Bridges & Lois Lowry
Aug 26, 2014

The Report received the Emmy Award for Outstanding Variety Series. In this episode, Stephen Colbert spoke with Representative Marcia Fudge about Ohio's 11th District, and Jeff Bridges joined him to discuss "The Giver" with author Lois Lowry

144. Michael Sheen
Aug 27, 2014

Outbreaks of protest have followed the shooting of an unarmed Black teenager. Meanwhile, the game Scrabble has expanded its lexicon with thousands of contemporary terms. Actor Michael Sheen recently discussed his role in the television seri

145. JR
Aug 28, 2014

Obama faced sharp criticism as ISIS gained ground in Syria; a new product offers an easy method for inhaling alcohol; and street artist JR showcases his acclaimed creations.

146. Mandy Patinkin
Sep 2, 2014

The digital landscape continues to present troubling realities: nude photographs of female celebrities have been disseminated by hackers, prompting widespread concern. Meanwhile, former police officer Norm Stamper offers a stark analysis of

147. Randall Munroe
Sep 3, 2014

The political landscape is ablaze with calls for military action against ISIS, with critics urging President Obama to commit to war. Meanwhile, Frank Underwood, the calculating strategist from "House of Cards," lends his signature counsel o

148. Doris Kearns Goodwin
Sep 4, 2014

The annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in New York City extended its welcome to the LGBTQ+ community. *Cosmopolitan* magazine focused on the upcoming midterm elections. Al Qaeda reportedly broadened its operations into India. Meanwhile, Doris

149. John Lithgow
Sep 8, 2014

The news cycle currently celebrates a royal pregnancy, while progress on immigration reform stalls. A fitness tracker has unexpectedly spurred many into physical activity, and John Lithgow offers insights into his role in the film "Love Is

150. Jason Segel
Sep 9, 2014

Apple has introduced its latest smartwatch, while firefighters in Detroit have found inventive ways to overcome limitations in their resources. Actor Jason Segel recently spoke about his children’s book, "Nightmares!"

151. Henry Kissinger
Sep 10, 2014

President Obama intends to dismantle ISIS, while Donald Trump endeavors to safeguard his reputation. The BuyPartisan application facilitates politically conscious consumerism, and Henry Kissinger offers his perspective on "World Order."

152. Lonn Taylor
Sep 11, 2014

President Obama authorized military action against ISIS. Simultaneously, the escalating threat of global warming poses a danger to avian populations. In other news, Lonn Taylor offers an analysis of "The Star-Spangled Banner: The Making of

153. Mindy Kaling
Sep 15, 2014

A fresh Miss America has been crowned. In other news, *The Guardian*'s editor, Matt Wells, offers his perspective on the question of Scottish independence. Concerns persist regarding think tanks accepting funding from foreign sources. And a

154. Unlocking the Truth
Sep 16, 2014

President Obama is employing strategies reminiscent of those used during the Bush administration in his fight against ISIS. A lengthy critique has recently appeared, dissecting the offerings of Olive Garden with considerable acidity. Meanwh

155. Viggo Mortensen
Sep 17, 2014

At San Diego Comic-Con, a California student donned the guise of Prince Hawkcat, while school districts across the state received deliveries of armored military vehicles. Meanwhile, Viggo Mortensen offered insights into his latest project,

156. Terry Gilliam
Sep 18, 2014

A recently released application aims to assist individuals in reducing their smartphone dependence. Meanwhile, Sean Hannity reflects on childhood discipline, and Terry Gilliam offers insights into his film, "The Zero Theorem."

157. Tweedy
Sep 22, 2014

A troubling incident occurred when Afghan soldiers vanished from Cape Cod. Meanwhile, demonstrations by climate activists brought a surge of activity to Manhattan. In his column, Charles Krauthammer offered a psychological interpretation of

158. Naomi Klein
Sep 23, 2014

American airstrikes commenced in Syria, while Representative Jared Huffman discussed matters concerning California's Second Congressional District. A Russian brewing company completed its acquisition of Pabst Brewing Company, and Naomi Klei

159. Bill Cosby
Sep 24, 2014

Jeff Tweedy reached out to the Atone Phone hotline, while President Obama faced criticism for a seemingly casual salute involving a coffee cup. Meanwhile, Bill Cosby engaged in conversation with Stephen.

160. Walter Mischel
Sep 25, 2014

The resignation of Attorney General Eric Holder, the untimely death of Staten Island’s celebrated groundhog under unsettling conditions, and a discussion by Walter Mischel concerning “The Marshmallow Test” marked the news of the day.

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