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Intro - 5/22/13 PBS deals with a scandal, and indie rockers The National share their dark gloomy music. (00:31)

IRS Tea Party Scandal House Speaker John Boehner wants to send someone to jail, and IRS official Lois Lerner refuses to testify in front of Congress. (05:39)

Tip/Wag - Senators Mitch and Chong & Resourceful Rich Folk Senators Mitch McConnell and Rand Paul say hemp is different from marijuana, and black-market Disney guides help rich families skip ride lines. (04:57)

Citizen Koch PBS drops a documentary called "Citizen Koch" because they feared the reaction of billionaire sponsor David Koch. (02:17)

Matt Berninger Matt Berninger from The National talks about Cincinnati's staple spaghetti dish, perfectionism and his band's meaningless moniker. (03:07)

The National - Graceless The National performs "Graceless" from their sixth studio album, "Trouble Will Find Me." (04:29)

5/22/13 in :60 Seconds An IRS official asserts her constitutional right, PBS scraps a Koch brothers documentary, and The National's Matt Berninger denies that his music is "huge." (01:01)

Exclusive - The National - Sea of Love In this exclusive performance, The National performs "Sea of Love" off their album, "Trouble Will Find Me." (03:52)

Intro - 5/21/13 An unexpected treatment alleviates heart disease, the government meddles in people's private lives, and Harvard's Noah Feldman discusses America's relationship with China. (00:40)

Irish Potato Famine Pathogen Justice has finally been served for a cold-blooded killer who has been at large for over 150 years. (02:10)

Cheating Death - Sun Exposure & Marijuana Sunlight treats high blood pressure, and marijuana improves metabolism. (07:21)

Census Bureau Harassment Every few years the Census Bureau shows up on people's front porches like a drunk ex-boyfriend, so Congressman Jeff Duncan attempts to stop it. (04:27)

Noah Feldman Dr. Noah Feldman defines "Cool War" and explains why America should be afraid of China as a fast-rising, interdependent global superpower. (06:13)

Sign Off - Goodnight Stephen says goodnight. (00:06)

5/21/13 in :60 Seconds Marijuana helps people lose weight, the Internet warns gun owners about the census, and Noah Feldman pinpoints the most important power in Asia. (01:01)

Mazda Scandal Booth - Benghazi Angry Republicans don't know where Benghazi is, and journalist Jonathan Karl admits that he never saw the rumored Benghazi cover-up e-mail. (07:39)

Mazda Scandal Booth - The IRS The IRS targets tax-exempt organizations that don't have to reveal their donors, and acting commissioner Steve Miller loses his job. (04:19)

Mazda Scandal Booth - The IRS - Trevor Potter Stephen's lawyer explains that Colbert Super PAC SHH!'s tax-exempt status was never granted because he never filed for it. (04:17)

David Sassoon Environmental journalist David Sassoon discusses dilbit spills, climate change and his online publication, InsideClimate News. (04:32)

Sign Off - Mazda Scandal Booth Obama's scandals encircle Stephen. (00:06)

5/20/13 in :60 Seconds President Obama swings dead cats, 501(c)(4) organizations are like Super PACs, and David Sassoon argues that the environment binds everyone together. (01:00)

Recap - Week of 5/13/13 Darrell Issa knows the difference between acts of terror and terrorist attacks, Dan Brown learns the beginning of the Christian story, and Cyndi Lauper talks footwear. (04:08)

Intro - 5/16/13 Windmills have their shortcomings, printable weapons threaten gun control, and Dr. Daniel Lieberman discusses his research on long-distance running. (00:37)

Asparagusgate The House Judiciary Committee grills Attorney General Eric Holder, and Louie Gohmert accuses Holder of casting aspersions on his asparagus. (03:22)

Tip/Wag - Wind Turbines & China The Obama administration fails to prosecute wind energy companies for killing eagles, and China launches a Middle East peace proposal. (04:54)

3D Printed Guns Texas law student Cody Wilson is very clear about why he wants to make plastic firearms and high-capacity magazines available online. (04:42)

Sign Off - Barefoot Shoes Stephen goes almost barefoot. (00:07)

5/16/13 in :60 Seconds Louie Gohmert references his asparagus during a hearing, Defense Distributed develops "Wiki weapons," and Daniel Lieberman identifies when humans had snouts. (01:00)

Daniel Lieberman Harvard University's Daniel Lieberman explains that human beings are among the best long-distance runners in the world because they're good at sweating. (06:50)

5/15/13 in :60 Seconds The United Nations recommends bug fare, Congresswoman Gwen Moore criticizes Scott Walker, and Cyndi Lauper shows off some kinky red boots. (01:01)

Bug Protein According to the United Nations, all New Yorkers with bed bugs are technically ranchers raising healthy sources of fat, protein and fiber. (02:32)

Better Know a District - Wisconsins 4th - Gwen Moore Pt. 1 Openly black Congresswoman Gwen Moore discusses big government, class warfare and Paul Ryan's budget. (08:12)

Better Know a District - Wisconsins 4th - Gwen Moore Pt. 2 Congresswoman Gwen Moore talks about growing up on welfare, getting to know Scott Walker and posing on an imaginary Harley. (04:40)

Cyndi Lauper Megastar Cyndi Lauper shares the story of a shoe factory owner and drag queen from Broadway's hit musical "Kinky Boots." (05:13)

Sign Off - Kinky Boots Stephen sports a pair of tall, red boots. (00:10)

Intro - 5/14/13 Congress compromises on immigration reform, Maxim never changes, and bestselling author Dan Brown sits down with Stephen. (00:41)

Obamacare Repeal Vote New representatives should get to do all the good votes they weren't there for, like repealing Obamacare, ending Prohibition and declaring war on Japan. (03:45)

Heritage Foundations Immigration Study Jason Richwine's 2009 racist immigration paper had no influence on the Heritage Foundation's racist immigration paper co-written by Jason Richwine. (06:35)

Whos Not Honoring Me Now? - Maxim Maxim's Hot 100 honors a Disney star, and Stephen wishes to be objectified like a piece of meat again. (04:28)

Dan Brown Dan Brown discusses Dante's "Inferno," explains why he puts everything in puzzle form and becomes the subject of an anagram. (05:24)

Sign Off - Maxims Hot 100 Stephen reviews Maxim's picks for 2013. (00:06)

5/14/13 in :60 Seconds The House votes on Obamacare for the 37th time, Jason Richwine resigns from the Heritage Foundation, and Dan Brown poses a question to Christians. (01:01)

Benghazi Attacks Talking Points Greg Gutfeld calls the mainstream media "Obama's scandal condom," and ABC News obtains 12 drafts of the Benghazi talking points. (05:28)

Colbert Super PAC SHH! - IRS Special Scrutiny The IRS owes an apology to every Tea Party group in America, including Susie Johnson and her eight stuffed animals. (03:25)

ThreatDown - Planet Gay, World Wide Wood & Junkie Bears The French Parliament approves gay marriage, customers order Viagra online, and bears pass out after huffing jet fuel. (04:47)

Jessica Buchanan & Erik Landemalm The couple discuss their book, "Impossible Odds: The Kidnapping of Jessica Buchanan and Her Dramatic Rescue by SEAL Team Six." (06:48)

Sign Off - Goodnight Stephen says goodnight. (00:05)

5/13/13 in :60 Seconds Barack Obama proves that he's a secret Muslim shape shifter, Delaware and Rhode Island pass gay marriage, and Jessica Buchanan shares her kidnapping experience. (01:01)

Recap - Week of 5/6/13 The Obama administration buys up all the ammo, Stephen renounces South Carolina, Richard Besser plays a doctor on TV, and Baz Luhrmann remembers F. Scott Fitzgerald. (04:10)

cOlberts Book Club - The Great Gatsby Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jennifer Egan helps kick off the first cOlbert Book Club, and director Baz Luhrmann talks "The Great Gatsby." (02:51)

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