The Colbert Report
Sport Report - Snacks for Students & Cockfighting
Season 10 E 93 • 04/23/2014

Student athletes win the right to eat unlimited snacks, and a senator becomes a vocal advocate for chicken boxing.

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00:34

The Colbert ReportS10 E92
Intro - 4/22/14

Stephen gets to know a congressional district in Los Angeles, Earth Day draws to a close, and George Will celebrates the 100th birthday of Wrigley Field.
04/22/2014
02:31

The Colbert ReportS10 E92
Bad News for Ethanol on Earth Day

Fox News pundits gleefully cite a study finding that ethanol fuel may actually be bad for the environment.
04/22/2014
02:14

The Colbert ReportS10 E92
Postage Stamp for Harvey Milk

The U.S. Postal Service rubs America's nose in the gay lifestyle with a stamp dedicated to activist and politician Harvey Milk.
04/22/2014
08:15

The Colbert ReportS10 E92
Better Know a District - California's 29th

Congressman Tony Cardenas shares his views on undocumented immigrants and his opposition to Chinese chickens.
04/22/2014
00:07

The Colbert ReportS10 E92
Sign Off - Goodnight

Stephen says goodnight.
04/22/2014
00:32

The Colbert ReportS10 E93
Intro - 4/23/14

College athletes receive new benefits, one of America's favorite foods runs scarce, and guest John Calipari talks basketball.
04/23/2014
04:45

The Colbert ReportS10 E93
America's Lime Crisis

Violence between Mexican drug cartels creates a major lime shortage in the U.S.
04/23/2014
06:22

The Colbert ReportS10 E93
John Calipari

University of Kentucky Coach John Calipari shares insights from his book "Players First" and weighs in on whether college athletes should be paid.
04/23/2014
03:28

The Colbert ReportS10 E93
Canada's Booming Middle Class

After years of stagnant wages in the U.S., Canada's middle class becomes the wealthiest in the world.
04/23/2014
00:06

The Colbert ReportS10 E93
Sign Off - Goodnight

Stephen says goodnight.
04/23/2014
05:44

The Colbert ReportS10 E93
Sport Report - Snacks for Students & Cockfighting

Student athletes win the right to eat unlimited snacks, and a senator becomes a vocal advocate for chicken boxing.
04/23/2014
00:08

The Colbert ReportS10 E94
Sign Off - Country Boy

Stephen kicks back and strums his guitar.
04/24/2014
07:16

The Colbert ReportS10 E94
George Saunders

George Saunders chats about the often-overlooked power of kindness and his book, "Congratulations, by the way."
04/24/2014
07:24

The Colbert ReportS10 E94
The Ballad of Cliven Bundy

Rogue rancher Cliven Bundy becomes a conservative folk hero by bravely standing against paying his bills.
04/24/2014
03:25

The Colbert ReportS10 E94
Phyllis Schlafly vs. Equal Pay for Women

Conservative icon Phyllis Schlafly defends the wage gap between men and women by arguing that equal pay poses a threat to romance.
04/24/2014
02:18

The Colbert ReportS10 E94
Supreme Court Affirmative Action Ruling

The Supreme Court strikes a blow to affirmative action on college campuses, leading white pundits to rejoice in the end of racism.
04/24/2014
02:21

The Colbert ReportS10 E95
Preventable Diseases on the Rise

Cases of mumps and measles increase in the U.S. as more parents choose not to vaccinate their children.
04/28/2014
04:17

The Colbert ReportS10 E95
Preventable Diseases on the Rise - Paul Offit

"Deadly Choices" author Dr. Paul Offit argues that parents who don't vaccinate their children are putting the entire population at risk.
04/28/2014
06:23

The Colbert ReportS10 E95
Michael McFaul

Former U.S. ambassador Michael McFaul discusses Vladimir Putin and the challenge of rebuilding a working relationship with Russia.
04/28/2014
00:06

The Colbert ReportS10 E95
Sign Off - "Deadly Choices"

Stephen peruses Dr. Paul Offit's book, "Deadly Choices."
04/28/2014
03:51

The Colbert ReportS10 E95
Popechella

Pope Francis lowers the standards for canonization by granting sainthood to two of his predecessors.
04/28/2014