The Colbert Report
Stephen's Horse
Season 3 E 58 • 05/01/2007
As a child, Stephen gave up his velvet hat and jodhpurs to play center field.

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The Colbert ReportS3 E57
Tip/Wag - Shrek
Bravo, Shrek, for encouraging our kids to do more than sit around the house all day watching 'Shrek' DVDs.
04/30/2007
05:20
The Colbert ReportS3 E57
Neil deGrasse Tyson
Stephen assumes Neil deGrasse Tyson's book, "Death By Black Hole," is a pro-capital punishment argument.
04/30/2007
05:54
The Colbert ReportS3 E57
Bill Bradley
Stephen tells Bill Bradley he doesn't mind the old American story or being addicted to oil.
04/30/2007
03:20
The Colbert ReportS3 E57
First Democratic Debate for '08
Stephen has a recurring nightmare where the Democrats take over the Senate and the House, and he cannot wait to wake up.
04/30/2007
00:02
The Colbert ReportS3 E58
Sign Off - Lutefisk
Goodnight. Lutefisk!
05/01/2007
01:22
The Colbert ReportS3 E58
Mitt's Favorite Book
Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney's favorite author is L. Ron Hubbard.
05/01/2007
00:33
The Colbert ReportS3 E58
Intro - 5/1/07
Stephen wonders whether public radio is destroying America, Tony Stewart accuses NASCAR of fixing races, and guest Malcolm Gladwell defends making decisions without thinking.
05/01/2007
04:16
The Colbert ReportS3 E58
The Word - Who Cares?
NASCAR driver Tony Stewart complains NASCAR is selling fiction by fixing races to appear closer than they are, but Stephen asks -- who cares?
05/01/2007
03:56
The Colbert ReportS3 E58
NPR Correction
Stephen offers a travel mug, tote bag and a book on quilting to NPR hosts to tempt them to air his inaccurate statements.
05/01/2007
06:19
The Colbert ReportS3 E58
Malcolm Gladwell
Malcolm Gladwell explains that Colin Powell knew what would happen in Iraq because of his experience and Stephen claims knowledge is elitist.
05/01/2007
03:00
The Colbert ReportS3 E58
Stephen's Horse
As a child, Stephen gave up his velvet hat and jodhpurs to play center field.
05/01/2007
00:32
The Colbert ReportS3 E59
Intro - 5/2/07
George Bush vetoes the Iraq funding bill, guest Gina Kolata says Americans are obsessed with losing weight, and captured terrorists: should they be sent abroad to be tortured?
05/02/2007
03:00
The Colbert ReportS3 E59
HR 1591
Bill HR 1591 opposing the Iraq war was born May 1st, 2007 at 3:30 p.m. It died May 1st, 2007 at 6:10 p.m. Stephen is sorry for the Democrats' loss.
05/02/2007
05:35
The Colbert ReportS3 E59
Gina Kolata
Stephen asks Gina Kolata what the one food is he can eat that will make him lose weight and make sure he never dies.
05/02/2007
07:01
The Colbert ReportS3 E59
Mike Gravel
Senator Mike Gravel believes Spartans encouraged homosexuality because they fight harder for the people they love.
05/02/2007
04:02
The Colbert ReportS3 E59
The Word - Better Safe Than Sorry
If your name sounds like a terrorist's name, Stephen urges you to prove you are not a terrorist by turning yourself in.
05/02/2007
02:18
The Colbert ReportS3 E60
Battle of the Surfaces
How would the Indianapolis Colts stack up against this weekend's Kentucky Derby winner? You cannot sack what you cannot catch.
05/03/2007
00:10
The Colbert ReportS3 E60
Sign Off - Impatiens
Stephen has to get his inpatients in this weekend.
05/03/2007
06:20
The Colbert ReportS3 E60
Conn Iggulden
Conn Iggulden tells Stephen why it's so important for boys to play dangerous games.
05/03/2007
00:28
The Colbert ReportS3 E60
Intro - 5/3/07
Secularism is spreading through Europe, Stephen profiles Virginia's 11th District, and guest Conn Igguden talks about the importance of childhood games.
05/03/2007
00:38
The Colbert ReportS3 E60
Exclusive - Better Know a District - Virginia's 11th - Tom Davis
Stephen asks Virginia Congressman Tom Davis about being born in North Dakota.
05/03/2007
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