Can anyone provide the link to footage of him at the presidential dinner or whatever?

It couldn't be easier: go to www.youtube.com, and you search for "colbert dinner", the first result is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOprXKpuVRc

It couldn't be easier: just go to YouTube and type "colbert dinner"...the first link is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOprXKpuVRc, there are other links to the rest of the performance. (i tried to post this before after logging in, but it didn't appear...so this is a respost...perhaps i've been banned -- for no reason; we'll see if this one goes thru.)

Colbert at the White House Correspondents Dinner.

Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_r1Rp3C6so

Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8zWYMGedwk

Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1k4-Hb4sY4

There's also a torrent somewhere on the net.

I recommend it, as it is a higher quality, if you have broadband:D

Norm has Colbert's performance right here:

http://onegoodmove.org/1gm/1gmarchive/2006/04/

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Is it just me? This has to be the second or third time that Scarborough kept mentioning that Jon called him bad names and that his (Scarborough) kids still think Jon Stewart is the man?

I don't think it's jealousy. I bet his kids are going down the liberal way.

By now the Republican pundits should have realised that their appeal to the Y-generation is simply not there.

They are so 90s and 80s (i.e. Gerado's moustache)

Why are some men STILL so afraid of feminists? I caught that clip with Fonda and Steinem and I thought the whole set-up was absolutely brilliant. No one else could have gotten away with that, nobody but Colbert.

I'd eat Gloria's apple pie, dammit!

Great clip Norm. I only get MSNBC through your site, and this Scarborough guy is actually kind of interesting because he has a sense of humor.

It's funny - after they came back from each of the clips the conservative panelists were the ones giving the "aw shucks/that was a good one/yuk yuk" laughter before tearing in to him.

Ugh - I also love the fact that Senor Scarborough said that many of the Colbert guests don't get his "stick "(meaning shtick). Way to use the inside lingo, dude.

This has to be the second or third time that Scarborough kept mentioning that Jon called him bad names and that his (Scarborough) kids still think Jon Stewart is the man?

I don't think it's jealousy. I bet his kids are going down the liberal way.

No, I think he's just trying to belittle them - a "kids are into name-calling dems, adults are republicans" kind of thing.

Er, when did Jon actually call him bad names anyways, and what where the 'bad' names?

He always brings it up but I just wish to know when he did it.

stating the obvious A republican talk show, with three guests, taking a major segment to discuss Stephen Colbert! YAAAAAAAAY! :)