Why are Jon Stewart and Dylan Ratigan the only two sources on US television who consistently report on the biggest theft of wealth in history? Consider this a devastatingly accurate introduction to the economic coup, or the Daily Show's Economic Coup for Dummies.

George Carlin on how Big Business and Wall Street run the country and screw over working class taxpayers: "The game is rigged, and nobody seems to notice, nobody seems to care…"

Watch SNL rip Obama for being all talk and no action.

The Democratic supermajority fails to pass a public option, but don't worry. Senator Max Baucus will pay for your medical bills from the $3.2 million he's received from the health care industry.

Michael Moore discusses his new doc “Capitalism: A Love Story” on Colbert, Democracy Now and CNN.

Here are two clips from the Daily Show exposing the unwinnable war and voter fraud in Afghanistan.

Stephen Colbert points out the vital impact the Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission Supreme Court case will have on corporate control of elections and the democratic process.

Bill Maher: "The Democrats just never learn. Americans don’t really care which side of an issue you’re on as long as you don’t act like pussies... stand up for the 70 percent of Americans who aren’t crazy."

Thought we would lighten it up a bit... :) Comedy kings reunite with a star-studded ensemble cast for a vacation to paradise in "Couples Retreat."

Jon Stewart want's to know where all of Obama’s promises of transparency went.

On September 1, 2010, at noon, in front of the White House, Human Rights activists staged a “peace charade” skit. Its purpose was, according to their press release, to serve as a theatre parody of the “farce masquerading as [Mideast] peace talks,” currently being conducted by the U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, Palestine’s Mahmoud Abbas and Israel’s “Bibi” Netanyahu. Medea Benjamin, co-founder of CODEPINK, was the leader of the demonstration." Tags: Peace movement Israel-Palestine

When people think of political films, their thoughts usually turn to stories of dense intrigue and skullduggery like "The Manchurian Candidate," or morally uplifting fare like "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington." And yet, Hollywood has long known that politics was a sphere ripe for satirical appropriation. Running alongside the hoary tradition of the political drama is the rich vein of political comedies, treating Washington, or its local equivalents, as ripe for mockery and abuse. Viewing presidents, senators, generals, and political operatives with a barbed sense of good humor, these films treat politics with the appropriate amount of respect--which is to say, not very much at all. " Tags: Movies

There's been much speculation about whether Team Coco would keep things simple, by using some variation of O'Brien's name (The Coco Show!). Or maybe they'd go crazy and riff on the after-hours time slot (Up Late with Conan) or O'Brien's new status as an Internet icon (Conan 3.0). In the end, simplicity won out — although, sadly, Conan's first choice for a name wasn't available. “I wanted one word that captured my essence, and 'Oprah' was already taken," O'Brien tells Vulture. So enough Ryan Seacrest–esque stalling: Just what is the title? We'll let the redheaded one tell you himself, via video. Tags: TV

The Internet has proven time and again that drunk people can be hilarious. Remember the David Hasselhoff cheeseburger video? It's just one of the many classics. That being said, when a drunk person fights an inanimate object, everybody wins. Whether the drunkard's fight is against a tent, his flip-flops, or a mildly steep hill, when you've had this much to drink, everything becomes an epic battle. Now, we don't like to see drunk people hurting themselves or others, and certainly don't advocate EVER getting as inebriated as the folks in the videos below, but you can't argue the hilarity in watching a guy wrestle with his OWN pants. Check out these hilarious battles and vote for the best!" Tags: alcohol

"I am not unmindful that some of you have come here out of great trials and tribulations. Some of you have come fresh from tax increases or increased regulation of your speculative financial instruments. Some of you have come from areas where your quest for freedom left you battered by the storms of government takeover and staggered by the winds of police laxness toward Mexicans and minority crime. You have been the veterans of creative suffering, under our current strange mixture of fascism, communism and Islam (Islamo-commie-fascism as I call it). Continue to work with the faith that unearned suffering cannot be cured by a government take-over of health care." Tags: Glenn Beck

This high school football play might be one of the worst and poorly executed plays ever. First, the quarterback ran the option but the toss was botched. The running back bobbled the ball, caught it and then proceeded to run the wrong way. After about 25 yards in the wrong direction with a couple defenders on his back, the running back gave up and threw the ball into the air. The defense recovered and easily scored a touchdown. Tags: Football

Jon unmasks the terrorists funding Fox News and covers Glenn Beck's "I Have a Dream" rally. Tags: Daily Show

Stephen attempts to solve the mystery of King Tut's missing penis and finds out he's a terrorist. (04:18)" Tags: Colbert

"Glenn Beck wants to reclaim the civil rights movement on the anniversary of Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech." Tags: Glenn Beck Daily Show

Besides the date, the location, the march and the threat of assassination, Glenn Beck's rally has nothing to do with Martin Luther King Jr. (06:14) Tags: Glenn Beck Colbert

Ideological hijinks, bipartisan incompetence and outright corruption have infected state capitals -- and mortified citizens -- across the U.S. Is there a cure? Miller-McCune.com has supplyied a dose of satire. State of Embarrassment — Virginia How gun laws, Confederate History Month and a statue of Stalin contribute to the citizen embarrassment level in Virginia. You Probably Heard About: The gun laws. This spring, Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell signed legislation allowing “concealed carry permit holders to bring loaded handguns” into bars — as long as the holders don’t drink. But the gun lobby wants the law to go further, so folks can carry and drink. Also, lawmakers proclaimed April Confederate History Month without mentioning, uh, slavery. McDonnell apologized for the “major omission” and cited the Assembly’s 2007 statement of “profound regret” for slavery. Which should fix everything."

John McCain trounces JD Hayworth in Arizona, and two Florida Democrats vie for a meaningless Senate nomination. Tags: Daily Show

Stephen offers Senator McCain his heartiest congratulations and condolences on his victorious defeat in the Arizona Senate primary. (02:58) Tags: Colbert

As polls will show, Americans are dumb. The sooner we accept this, the better.

John Oliver refers to the Palin Index ticker to prove to Wyatt Cenac that the r-word is more offensive than the n-word. Tags: Daily Show

Stephen realizes he's a terrorist after learning that Prince Alwaleed bin Talal's son bought his portrait. Tags: Colbert

President Obama must prove he's Christian by Twittering from the church pew and carrying a Bible everywhere. (06:44) Tags: Colbert racism

Fox News is either evil or stupid for not mentioning that Alwaleed bin Talal is News Corp.'s largest shareholder. Tags: Daily Show fox Saudi Arabia Murdoch

"Stephen announces the end of the Iraq War and threatens to stab Brett Favre in the eye. (04:11)" Tags: Colbert

"Jon links Fox News to terrorism and reminisces about his date with Jennifer Aniston" Tags: Daily Show