

In the Field with Stephen Colbert
13 snips Jul 28, 2025
In this entertaining conversation, Stephen Colbert, a legendary Daily Show correspondent known for his sharp political satire, revisits some of his most memorable fieldwork. He humorously engages with political consultants about shaping his opinions while discussing the absurdity of smoking discrimination. Colbert dives into the battle of urban sprawl versus gun enthusiasts, critiques the relevance of pennies today, and explores the cultural implications of Confederate pride. His insights are insightful and laugh-out-loud funny, embodying his unique perspective on serious topics.
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Stephen Colbert's Political Campaign Parody
- Stephen Colbert humorously explores the steps to winning a congressional seat with help from political consultants and fundraisers.
- He demonstrates the absurdity of political campaigns through sketches on opinions, fundraising, and attack ads.
The Smokers' Rights Struggle
- Stephen Colbert exposes the discrimination smokers face and debates a smoke-hating activist.
- He highlights the battle between smoker rights and public health concerns with humor and civil disobedience.
Saving Gun Ranges from Sprawl
- Colbert reports on urban sprawl threatening gun range habitats and homeowners' noise complaints.
- A state senator protects shooting ranges by passing legislation against noise restrictions.