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Moment of Zen - 9/11 Hearing

Season 10 • 01/18/2005

Condoleezza Rice testifies before the 9/11 Commission.

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04:15

Corddry - A Head of the Game
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Rob Corddry profiles an Indiana 14-year-old whose oversized head prevents him from playing on his high school football team.
01/17/2005
01:55

K.O. Computer
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The FBI admits that its post-9/11 computer overhaul was a failure, and the Army dismisses gay Arabic and Farsi translators.
01/17/2005
06:24

Brian Ross
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Journalist Brian Ross discusses his work uncovering the links between corporate money and political power.
01/17/2005
03:01

Headlines - The Fall G.I.
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Army Specialist Charles Graner Jr. is convicted on 10 counts for the torture of prisoners at Abu Ghraib.
01/17/2005
01:06

Intro - Barbara Walters Small Talk
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Barbara Walters makes an awkward joke to President Bush before an interview.
01/17/2005
02:13

Graner Convicted
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Ed Helms complains that the Charles Graner Jr. trial didn't have the necessary pop to become a media sensation.
01/17/2005
03:11

Rice Hearing
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You can see the hottest moments from Condoleezza Rice's confirmation hearing exchange with Senator Barbara Boxer at confirmationvixens.com/[catnoise].
01/18/2005
02:55

Spaceball
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What is it with the space missions always looking for water in space? Is there something about the water supply here on Earth we should know about?
01/18/2005
05:51

Headlines - Secretary's Day
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The Senator's softball questions allowed Secretary of State nominee Condoleezza Rice to reminisce about better times.
01/18/2005
07:51

Jim Wallis
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It's hard for author and faith-based activist Jim Wallis to believe that Jesus' first priorities would have been a capital gains tax cut and the occupation of Iraq.
01/18/2005
00:13

Moment of Zen - 9/11 Hearing
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Attorney Richard Ben-Veniste questions National Security advisor Condoleezza Rice during the 9/11 Commission hearings.
01/18/2005
00:17

Moment of Zen - Freudian Slip
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Today Show anchor Ann Curry mixes up the names of Presidents Clinton and Lincoln.
01/19/2005
03:02

Timeline of Dead Guys - Abe, Will and Tut
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Investigators are on the trail of the possible murder of King Tut -- a classic "Who Cares Whodunnit?"
01/19/2005
04:08

Two Terms of Endearment
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Washington, D.C. residents don't love freedom enough to agree to the unprecedented request that they foot the $12 million security bill for the presidential inauguration.
01/19/2005
03:04

The Bush Inaugural II: The Re-Oathening - Parade
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When you don't let gays get married, they start designing inauguration dresses out of spite.
01/19/2005
06:50

Michael Beschloss
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Presidential historian Michael Beschloss reports that President George W. Bush sees himself more as Ronald Regan than George H.W. Bush.
01/19/2005
01:49

Intro - Patriotic Profanity
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Fuel singer Brett Scallions used the word "f**k" to modify the terrificness of our country.
01/19/2005
03:48

The Re-Oathening - Cold Weather
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Rob Corddry reports on the cold weather in Washington, D.C., while Samantha Bee is at the Commander-in-Chief Ball.
01/20/2005
05:56

The Re-Oathening - Swearing In
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George W. Bush's swearing-in finally marks the official halfway point of his presidency.
01/20/2005
00:10

Moment of Zen - Second Term
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President Bush takes the oath of office for a second time.
01/20/2005
02:11

Mart Attacks!
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There is no evidence that Wal-Mart pays its female employees less than its male employees, just a rich oral tradition.
01/20/2005
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