From the HBO Description of Black's Latest DVD Release:

His take-no-prisoners comedy made him a favorite with viewers of "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart," and his 2004 HBO special "Black on Broadway" confirmed Lewis Black's status as one of America's sharpest social and political humorists. Now, this savagely funny observer of modern life is back for his second HBO solo special, Lewis Black: Red, White and Screwed, debuting Saturday, June 10th at 10pm ET.

Outspoken and uncensored, the Grammy-nominated Black offers his sharp-edge observations on topics such as the Iraq War, Hurricane Katrina and FEMA, gay marriage, the Dick Cheney shooting, President Bush, and fossils and evolution. He'll leave you feeling red, white and screwed. (End of Quotation from HBO.)

Black is the epitome of the outcry repeated by Howard Beale in the classic film "Network." Black is "mad as Hell, and he's not going to take it anymore."

Black is the sane man in a lunatic world that's driven him to the point of a frantic, toy terrier on speed.

Like all great social/political commentators, Black's humor is piecingly closer to the reality of the world than a year's worth of bloviating coming out of D.C.

That's, no doubt, why he's such a perfect feature on the "Daily Show," serving as a mad, barely restrainable counterpoint to Jon Stewart's witty, cerebral, composed barbs.

As Black so fittingly reveals in his piquant outbursts, we are "Red, White and Screwed."