The Colbert Report
Evan Spiegel & Bobby Murphy
Season 9 E 94 • 04/30/2013
The founders of Snapchat discuss how their smart phone app promotes more natural and expressive human communication when two people are apart.

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03:26
The Colbert ReportS9 E93
The Word - We Shall Undermine
If conservatives like Pat Buchanan are going to refuse to accept gay marriage, they must protest as if they were a marginalized and condemned minority.
04/29/2013
02:53
The Colbert ReportS9 E93
Stephen's Worst Sports Nightmare
NBA center Jason Collins comes out as black and gay, but it's even more shocking that he came out as a player for the Washington Wizards.
04/29/2013
02:06
The Colbert ReportS9 E93
The Final Days of Straight America
As the gay rights bandwagon sweeps the globe, some conservative Christians are speaking out against "homo-fascists."
04/29/2013
00:37
The Colbert ReportS9 E93
Intro - 4/29/13
A new minority emerges, the prison system looks more fun on TV, and punk pioneer Iggy Pop performs with The Stooges.
04/29/2013
04:35
The Colbert ReportS9 E93
Iggy Pop
An almost-shirtless Iggy Pop recalls driving into a Christmas tree orchard after falling asleep at the wheel.
04/29/2013
06:07
The Colbert ReportS9 E94
The Word - Medical Leave
Medical repatriation -- the unregulated ability to ship patients back to their hometown -- provides the perfect answer to America's immigration and budget crisis.
04/30/2013
00:07
The Colbert ReportS9 E94
Sign Off - Snapchat
Stephen takes a photo destined to disappear.
04/30/2013
00:37
The Colbert ReportS9 E94
Intro - 4/30/13
America finds a solution for immigration issues, beer makes big strides, and Snapchat makers Evan Spiegel and Bobby Murphy share their photo messaging app.
04/30/2013
03:57
The Colbert ReportS9 E94
Forced Tank Spending
Congress allocates millions of tax dollars to upgrade the Abrams tank, but General Raymond Odierno says the Army doesn't need or want it.
04/30/2013
04:21
The Colbert ReportS9 E94
Thought for Food - Spreadable Sharia & Buddy Cup
A delicious Middle Eastern appetizer creeps onto American plates, and Budweiser develops a beer cup that integrates Facebook.
04/30/2013
05:30
The Colbert ReportS9 E94
Evan Spiegel & Bobby Murphy
The founders of Snapchat discuss how their smart phone app promotes more natural and expressive human communication when two people are apart.
04/30/2013
00:08
The Colbert ReportS9 E95
Sign Off - "The Heist"
Stephen reads about Macklemore and Ryan Lewis's debut album.
05/01/2013
05:17
The Colbert ReportS9 E95
The Word - N.R.A.-vana
As grieving families start to win the emotional argument on gun control, Senator Rand Paul reminds America that gun owners have been the real victims.
05/01/2013
05:19
The Colbert ReportS9 E95
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
The independent artists give advice to major music labels and talk about hip-hop's homophobic and misogynistic past.
05/01/2013
02:46
The Colbert ReportS9 E95
Over-the-Counter Plan B
America's foremost experts on women's health -- or conservative men in their 60s -- slam the FDA's decision to sell Plan B without a prescription.
05/01/2013
02:20
The Colbert ReportS9 E95
Background Check Backlash
The daughter of the principal who was slain at Sandy Hook ambushes New Hampshire Senator Kelly Ayotte on gun control.
05/01/2013
00:33
The Colbert ReportS9 E96
Intro - 5/2/13
America revisits Guantanamo Bay, Hollywood churns out summer blockbusters, and accomplished actor Ben Kingsley sits down with Stephen.
05/02/2013
00:15
The Colbert ReportS9 E96
Sign Off - Montclair Film Festival
There are so many films in Montclair, it's like a festival of them.
05/02/2013
03:42
The Colbert ReportS9 E96
Movies That Are Destroying America - Summer Movie Edition - "Man of Steel" & "Iron Man 3"
Some limey named Henry Cavill plays Superman, and "Iron Man 3" removes a negative Chinese connotation from its bonus footage.
05/02/2013
07:50
The Colbert ReportS9 E96
Ben Kingsley
The "Iron Man 3" star talks about playing Gandhi, trembling at his knighting ceremony and portraying a villain.
05/02/2013
03:36
The Colbert ReportS9 E96
Gitmo Hunger Strike - Charles Swift
Retired Lieutenant Commander Charles Swift believes Congress views Gitmo prisoners as a political football rather than a threat.
05/02/2013
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