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The Colbert Report S9. Domino's remote-control helicopter fundamentally alters the basic erotic nature of the customer-pizza delivery guy relationship.

George Zimmerman goes back on neighborhood watch, and President Obama talks about the black experience in America. President Obama takes the first step in racial dialogue by discussing how it feels to be in a room full of white people who are scared of him. Senate Finance Committee leaders ask their colleagues for suggestions on the tax code but promise to keep all suggestions secret for 50 years. Tea Partiers punish the leader of the do-nothing Congress, Mitch McConnell, for the handful of times he done did something.

You may also like 2 Videos. Roy Wood Jr. Brings His New Special to Denver. Global Warming Threatens Bird Species. Climate change-fearing environmentalists and bird lovers turn against one another as they search for alternative energy sources that won't interfere with winged species. President Obama makes an announcement about recommitting to military action in Iraq, but there are still lingering questions about his choice of words. Lonn Taylor, co-author of "The Star-Spangled Banner: The Making of an American Icon," details the history of the national anthem and the battle that inspired its lyrics.

You may also like 2 Videos. Stephen Henderson of The Detroit Free Press says Detroit needs consistent policy from Washington and the state to get back on its feet. When Iowa Congressman Steve King compares immigrants to dogs, he's actually celebrating and complimenting them.

Conservatives blame lavish pensions for Detroit's decline, and emergency manager Kevyn Orr wants to auction off treasures from the Detroit Institute of Arts. America finds a way to stop Obamacare, gun rights secure a victory, and the Lumineers re-release their first album.

The Lumineers talk about moving to Denver and screaming "Ho Hey" at loud audience members.