Colbert Video Library
Video of Colbert's sad acceptance that Joe Lieberman will never appear on his show (complete with Cocoa Puffs).
Here Stephen combines his Wikipedia farce with the conundrum of whether Oregon is California's Canada or Washington's Mexico.
Here is Stephen's introduction of the now-famous word "truthiness," complete with derision of dictionaries.
In this clip, Colbert convinces a Congressman to admit to false cocaine use, which made for confusing headlines the next day.
Here, Colbert expresses the hope the World War III will come to pass, for all the wrong reasons.
Finally, this is the interview where Stephen humorously reveals the ignorance of a certain southern Congressman.
For those of you who still can't get enough truth, here is the link to Comedy Central's library of "Colbert Report" clips, and this is the link to a site devoted almost entirely to Colbert videos.
"Anyone can read the news to you. I promise to feel the news at you." --Stephen Colbert
Here Stephen combines his Wikipedia farce with the conundrum of whether Oregon is California's Canada or Washington's Mexico.
Here is Stephen's introduction of the now-famous word "truthiness," complete with derision of dictionaries.
In this clip, Colbert convinces a Congressman to admit to false cocaine use, which made for confusing headlines the next day.
Here, Colbert expresses the hope the World War III will come to pass, for all the wrong reasons.
Finally, this is the interview where Stephen humorously reveals the ignorance of a certain southern Congressman.
For those of you who still can't get enough truth, here is the link to Comedy Central's library of "Colbert Report" clips, and this is the link to a site devoted almost entirely to Colbert videos.
"Anyone can read the news to you. I promise to feel the news at you." --Stephen Colbert
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