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-'''The Colbert Report''' is a late night satirical program hosted by liberal [[Stephen Colbert]] on [[Comedy Central]]. The show stars the character Stephen Colbert, a news anchor who makes many of his jokes parodying conservatives and conservative values. It is an offshoot of [[The Daily Show]].
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-Colbert plays a character who shares his name. Colbert's character is a liberal stereotype of a conservative pundit. Colbert mocks conservatives, particularly Fox News host [[Bill O'Reilly]] on his show, He has a guest every episode on the last segment, including authors, activists, and occasionally politicians and political personalities.
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-Colbert's interviews are short and almost never serious, where Colbert's character often jokes around and never get the points.
-Colbert is famous for coining words, most notably ''truthiness'', which states facts are meaningless and one should trust his gut, which was coined to mock conservatives.
-Colbert has also used the show to condone vandalism on [[Wikipedia]] and [[Conservapedia]] on several occasions.
-A book, ''I Am America ( And So Can You!))'' was written by Colbert and his writers in the persona of his character in which conservative values are mocked and it is merely a pure extension of Colbert's character.
-A ''Better Know a District'' segment frequent on ''The Report'' is where Colbert will have a congressman from a district appear on the show, and Colbert has had a disproportionate showing by party, having significantly more Democrats than Republicans on the show.
-==See Also==
-*[[The Daily Show]]
-[[Category:Liberalism]]
-[[Category:Television]]

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