The Colbert Report
Bond v. United States
Season 10 E 5 • 10/07/2013

Lawyers argue that the conviction of a woman who spread lethal chemicals on her friend's property is unconstitutional.

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Chris Matthews

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David Finkel

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Government Shutdown Day Three

Barack Obama refuses to negotiate with Republicans, and GOP Rep. Marlin Stutzman admits that he doesn't know what the GOP wants.
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Sign Off - Audra McDonald's Availability

The government shutdown puts Audra McDonald out of work.
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The Colbert ReportS10 E5
McCutcheon v. FEC - Emily Bazelon

Slate's Emily Bazelon explains how unrestricted campaign donations could result in corruption and inequality.
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The Colbert ReportS10 E5
Sign Off - "Not a Game" Game

Stephen learns how to play the government shutdown board game.
10/07/2013
05:12

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Government Shutdown's One-Week Anniversary

President Obama refuses to negotiate with some very flexible Republicans, and political leaders insist that the shutdown is "not some damn game."
10/07/2013
05:55

The Colbert ReportS10 E5
James Spithill

Skipper James Spithill discusses yacht racing technology, the America's Cup and Larry Ellison's ocean of cash.
10/07/2013
03:08

The Colbert ReportS10 E5
Banksy's New York Reign of Terror

Elusive British graffiti artist Banksy launches a series of works in New York City.
10/07/2013
01:07

The Colbert ReportS10 E5
Bond v. United States

Lawyers argue that the conviction of a woman who spread lethal chemicals on her friend's property is unconstitutional.
10/07/2013
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The Colbert ReportS10 E6
Debt Ceiling Deadline

Without a debt limit deal, Congress risks triggering "economic Armageddon."
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Sign Off - "TJ & Dave"

Stephen endorses the best improv performers in the world.
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Intro - 10/8/13

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10/08/2013
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The Colbert ReportS10 E6
Paul Giamatti

"Parkland" star Paul Giamatti talks about being an approachable celebrity and playing Abraham Zapruder, the man who accidentally filmed John F. Kennedy's assassination.
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03:18

The Colbert ReportS10 E6
Pro-Pot Laws & Pointers

Seattle police use Doritos bags to spread the word about Washington's marijuana laws, and Attorney General Eric Holder serves as mayor of Cloud City.
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Stephen says goodnight.
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Intro - 10/9/13

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Tom Hanks

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