Its far from his best moment, but I have to five star it because "that's where you and I differ".

Should've called his car the General Sherman.

N/A outside the states.

The General Grant is my single favorite gag in the history of that show.

so not Colbert's "singular moment" of comedic brilliance

Singular moment??? Colbert is hilarious, but just has to dilute his genius to fill 30 minutes every night of the week so its not all gold like this.

Comedy Central is anti-Canadian. i hope they get hit buy out of control NASCARs.

Kids love symbols of oppression!

Making fun of the south = endless entertainment.

The NAACP banter is fucking hilarious.

Okay I'll be the pedant here. Singular doesn't mean "Only" or "Single." It means unique or exceptional. The submitter's use here works even if it's not THE best or THE only moment of this level of humor.

+20 for the General Grant

that's where you and i differ

Go Vols!

Wow.

That moment of stony silence was great.

I get to meet Ben Jones (Cooter) once when i was a kid. he was just getting into politics and was touring Georgia campaigning in the General Lee. I was sooo stoked to see that car. I was 5.

this is not Colberts best work but a fine example.

5 stars for "that's where you and i differ"