and there is growing controversy over new antigay laws and about the safety of gay people visiting russia. also gay athletes. a russian law unanimously passed in parliament allows for fines and arrests over anything deemed gay propaganda displayed in front of children. so how will this be enforced? does this really mean if someone was waving a rainbow flag or peacefully demonstrating or talking to young people about their life that they could be arrested? apparently yes. stephen: yes. russia will not tolerate the gays. now this makes sense, folks, because their president is so damned straight. whether he s shirtless hunting, shirtless fishing, shirtless horseback riding or tonguing a 30-pound carp. by the way, that carp he was tonguing, female. okay. you can tell because she was into it. now this antigay legislation has caused outrage and in response the international olympic committee has bravely stood up to putin and said, whatever you want, vlad. citing article 50
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i ll asked him why he switched to documentaries. in boston, mobster whitey bulger has been convicted on 31 counts. here in new york, tighty whitey bulger continues his run for mayor. this is is the colbert report. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] stephen, stephen, stephen! tephen: welcome to the report. good to have you with us. thank you, in here, out there. listen, america and all the ships at sea, folks, if you watch this show and i hope you do you know that i am a proud supporter and occasional savior of the winter olympics. in 2010, the colbert nation sponsored the u.s. speedskaters who took home the gold but, folks, i m no hero. i m the guy who funded the hero so i m more important than the hero. but a new crisis may force me to dust off my red, white and blue nuthugger. jim? the winter olympics in russia are just about six months away and there is growing controversy over new antigay laws and about the safety of gay people visiting russia. also g
nuthugger. jim? the winter olympics in russia are just about six months away and there is growing controversy over new antigay laws and about the safety of gay people visiting russia. also gay athletes. a russian law unanimously passed in parliament allows for fines and arrests over anything deemed gay propaganda displayed in front of children. so how will this be enforced? does this really mean if someone was waving a rainbow flag or peacefully demonstrating or talking to young people about their life that they could be arrested? apparently yes. stephen: yes. russia will not tolerate the gays. now this makes sense, folks, because their president is so damned straight. whether he s shirtless hunting, shirtless fishing, shirtless horseback riding or tonguing a 30-pound carp. by the way, that carp he was tonguing, female. okay. you can tell because she was into it. now this antigay legislation has caused outrage and in response the international olympic committee has br
and there is growing controversy over new antigay laws and about the safety of gay people visiting russia. also gay athletes. a russian law unanimously passed in parliament allows for fines and arrests over anything deemed gay propaganda displayed in front of children. so how will this be enforced? does this really mean if someone was waving a rainbow flag or peacefully demonstrating or talking to young people about their life that they could be arrested? apparently yes. stephen: yes. russia will not tolerate the gays. now this makes sense, folks, because their president is so damned straight. whether he s shirtless hunting, shirtless fishing, shirtless horseback riding or tonguing a 30-pound carp. by the way, that carp he was tonguing, female. okay. you can tell because she was into it. now this antigay legislation has caused outrage and in response the international olympic committee has bravely stood up to putin and said, whatever you want, vlad. citing article 50