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The World's Fakest News Team tackle the biggest stories in news, politics and pop culture.
Episode 158 : Jameela Jamil
September. 26,2019
Trevor covers the whistleblower complaint against President Trump, Desi Lydic slams Trump for wasting an impeachment opportunity, and Jameela Jamil discusses “The Good Place.”
Episode 157 : Nick Cannon
September. 25,2019
President Trump releases a summary of his call with Ukraine’s president, Roy Wood Jr. covers a 2020 GOP primary debate, and Nick Cannon talks about his diverse career.
Episode 156 : Gavin Newsom
September. 24,2019
Nancy Pelosi launches an impeachment inquiry, Ronny Chieng refuses to get his hopes up about President Trump’s downfall, and California Governor Gavin Newsom stops by.
Episode 155 : Edward Snowden
September. 19,2019
Canada’s Justin Trudeau comes under fire for wearing blackface, Ronny Chieng rails against futuristic bar technology, and Edward Snowden discusses his book “Permanent Record.”
Episode 154 : Jodi Kantor & Megan Twohey
September. 18,2019
Episode 153 : Bashir Salahuddin & Diallo Riddle
September. 17,2019
Episode 152 : Sonia Sotomayor
September. 16,2019
Episode 151 : September Democratic Debate Special - Jamelle Bouie
September. 12,2019
Episode 150 : Greta Thunberg
September. 11,2019
Spotlighting climate activist Greta Thunberg.
Episode 149 : Brad Smith
September. 10,2019
Brad Smith, president of Microsoft and author of "Tools and Weapons: The Promise and Peril of the Digital Age."
Episode 148 : Antoni Porowski
September. 09,2019
Episode 147 : Steve Bullock & Tracee Ellis Ross
September. 05,2019
Episode 146 : Bill Hader
September. 04,2019
Bill Hader ("Barry").
Episode 145 : Shameik Moore
September. 03,2019
Episode 144 : Bill de Blasio & Jada Pinkett Smith
August. 14,2019
Episode 143 : Burna Boy
August. 13,2019
Episode 142 : Ayanna Pressley
August. 12,2019
Episode 141 : Meek Mill
August. 08,2019
Episode 140 : Michael Bennet & Natasha Lyonne
August. 07,2019
Episode 139 : Marianne Williamson
August. 06,2019
Episode 138 : Eva Longoria
August. 05,2019
Episode 137 : Diane Guerrero
August. 01,2019
Episode 136 : Cornell Belcher
July. 31,2019
Episode 135 : Olivia Nuzzi
July. 30,2019
Episode 134 : Angela Bassett
July. 29,2019
Episode 133 : Andrew Yang
July. 25,2019
Episode 132 : Gina Torres
July. 24,2019
Gina Torres ("Pearson").
Episode 131 : David Spade
July. 23,2019
Episode 130 : Jamie Bell
July. 22,2019
Episode 129 : Isha Sesay
July. 18,2019
Journalist Isha Sesay.
Episode 128 : Nelson Makamo
July. 17,2019
Episode 127 : Nas
July. 16,2019
Episode 126 : Dapper Dan
July. 15,2019
Episode 125 : Howard Dean
June. 27,2019
Episode 124 : Perry Bacon Jr.
June. 26,2019
Episode 123 : Olivia Munn
June. 25,2019
Episode 122 : Elaine Welteroth
June. 24,2019
Episode 121 : Lindsey Vonn
June. 20,2019
Episode 120 : Arturo Castro
June. 19,2019
Episode 119 : Tom Perez
June. 18,2019
Episode 118 : Christine Lagarde
June. 17,2019
Episode 117 : Tim Ryan
June. 13,2019
Episode 116 : Tessa Thompson
June. 12,2019
Episode 115 : Kwame Onwuachi
June. 11,2019
Episode 114 : Danielle Brooks
June. 10,2019
Episode 113 : James Corden
June. 06,2019
"Late Late Show" host James Corden.
Episode 112 : Randall Park
June. 05,2019
Episode 111 : Amber Scorah
June. 04,2019
Episode 110 : Eric Swalwell
June. 03,2019
Episode 109 : Christian Siriano
May. 30,2019
Episode 108 : Jill Biden
May. 29,2019
Episode 107 : Reese Witherspoon
May. 28,2019
Actor and producer Reese Witherspoon stops by The Daily Show to talk about her HBO series "Big Little Lies."
Episode 106 : Wyatt Cenac
May. 23,2019
Comedian Wyatt Cenac stops by The Daily Show to talk about his HBO series "Wyatt Cenac's Problem Areas."
Episode 105 : Rachel Louise Snyder
May. 22,2019
Trevor sits down with journalist and author Rachel Louise Snyder to discuss her book, "No Visible Bruises: What We Don't Know About Domestic Violence Can Kill Us."
Episode 104 : Ava DuVernay
May. 21,2019
Episode 103 : Kirsten Gillibrand
May. 20,2019
Trevor welcomes Senator and Democratic presidential candidate Kirsten Gillibrand to The Daily Show.
Episode 102 : Mark Jonathan Harris & Deborah Oppenheimer
May. 09,2019
Writer and director Mark Jonathan Harris stops by The Daily Show to discuss his HBO documentary "Foster."
Episode 101 : Tyra Banks
May. 08,2019
Trevor welcomes supermodel, entrepreneur and media mogul Tyra Banks to The Daily Show.
Episode 100 : Valerie Jarrett
May. 07,2019
Trevor sits down with author and former senior adviser to President Barack Obama Valerie Jarrett to discuss her book, "Finding My Voice: My Journey to the West Wing and the Path Forward."
Episode 99 : Eddie Izzard
May. 06,2019
Comedian and actor Eddie Izzard visits The Daily Show to talk about his "Eddie Izzard: Wunderbar" tour.
Episode 98 : Jordan Klepper & Charlize Theron
May. 02,2019
Charlize Theron ("Long Shot").
Episode 97 : Chelsea Handler
May. 01,2019
Episode 96 : Jesse Williams
April. 30,2019
Actor, director and activist Jesse Williams visits The Daily Show to talk about his ABC series "Grey's Anatomy."
Episode 95 : Pete Buttigieg
April. 29,2019
Trevor welcomes Democratic presidential candidate and South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg to The Daily Show.
Episode 94 : Ryan O’Connell
April. 25,2019
Episode 93 : Melinda Gates
April. 24,2019
Episode 92 : Anna Palmer & Jake Sherman
April. 23,2019
Episode 91 : Amanda Nguyen
April. 22,2019
Episode 90 : Lizzo
April. 11,2019
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is arrested, Desi Lydic examines the Me Too movement's effects on Wall Street work culture, and Lizzo chats about her album Cuz I Love You.
Episode 89 : Oprah Winfrey
April. 10,2019
Maxine Waters smacks down Steve Mnuchin, Roy Wood Jr. reacts to Democratic presidential candidates' black voter outreach, and Oprah Winfrey discusses The Path Made Clear.
Episode 88 : Abby Wambach
April. 09,2019
Democrats spar with White House officials over President Trump's tax returns, Ronny Chieng reacts to food-based lawsuits in the U.S., and Abby Wambach discusses Wolfpack.
Episode 87 : David Oyelowo
April. 08,2019
President Trump fires Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, Trevor profiles Federal Reserve Board nominee Herman Cain, and David Oyelowo discusses Les Miserables.
Episode 86 : Bernie Sanders
April. 04,2019
Controversy swirls around William Barr's Mueller report summary, Democrats call for President Trump's tax returns, and Sen. Bernie Sanders discusses his 2020 White House bid.
Episode 85 : PJ Morton
April. 03,2019
Lori Lightfoot becomes Chicago's first black female mayor, Trevor examines President Trump's bitter hatred of windmills, and PJ Morton discusses his album Gumbo Unplugged.
Episode 84 : Marsai Martin
April. 02,2019
A whistleblower sounds the alarm about security clearances in the Trump administration, spring break spirals out of control in Miami, and Marsai Martin chats about Little.
Episode 83 : Hakeem Jeffries
April. 01,2019
Joe Biden is accused of inappropriate behavior toward women, President Trump cuts off aid to Central American countries, and New York Rep. Hakeem Jeffries chats with Trevor.
Episode 82 : Lupita Nyong'o
March. 28,2019
Trevor examines the phenomenon of snowplow parenting, Desi Lydic investigates gender price discrimination, and Lupita Nyong'o discusses her dual role in the movie Us.
Episode 81 : Jennifer Eberhardt
March. 27,2019
Trevor profiles 2020 presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg, Michael Kosta reacts to cruel proposals from the Trump administration, and Jennifer L. Eberhardt discusses Biased.
Episode 80 : Logic
March. 26,2019
Democrats demand the release of the Mueller Report, Trevor gives a rundown of high-profile screwups, and Bobby Hall (a.k.a. Logic) discusses his debut novel Supermarket.
Episode 79 : Ilana Glazer & Abbi Jacobson
March. 25,2019
Trevor and Roy Wood Jr. react to Robert Mueller's report clearing President Trump of Russian collusion, and Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer reflect on the end of Broad City.
Episode 78 : Leana Wen
March. 21,2019
Michael Kosta argues in favor of reparations, Roy Wood Jr. and Ronny Chieng cover sports news, and Planned Parenthood President Dr. Leana Wen discusses reproductive rights.
Episode 77 : Will Hurd
March. 20,2019
President Trump lashes out at both the late John McCain and George Conway, Desi Lydic celebrates women's innovations, and Texas Congressman Will Hurd sits down with Trevor.
Episode 76 : Will Packer
March. 19,2019
Trevor highlights Boeing's outsized power over the FAA, Neal Brennan examines socialism's rising popularity in America, and Will Packer discusses The Atlanta Child Murders.
Episode 75 : Jay Inslee
March. 18,2019
Trevor gives an update on Democratic presidential contenders, Ronny Chieng highlights environmental news, and Washington Gov. Jay Inslee discusses his 2020 White House bid.
Episode 74 : Rutger Bregman
March. 11,2019
Beto O'Rourke remains coy about running for president in 2020, President Trump refers to Tim Cook as "Tim Apple," and author Rutger Bregman discusses "Utopia for Realists."
Episode 73 : The Russian Scandal: The Creme de la Kremlin III
March. 06,2019
The Daily Show provides an update on Robert Mueller's investigation and President Trump's suspicious string of pro-Russia stances.
Episode 72 : This Is U.S.
March. 05,2019
The Daily Show revisits some notable local news stories, including a pet alligator in a nursing home and the lifting of a nunchucks ban.
Episode 71 : A Total Shutshow
March. 03,2019
The Daily Show looks back at President Trump's mismanagement of the longest shutdown in American history.
Episode 70 : Gary Clark Jr.
February. 28,2019
Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un's nuclear summit breaks down, Roy Wood Jr. examines the history of the "magical negro" in cinema, and musician Gary Clark Jr. stops by.
Episode 69 : Angie Thomas
February. 27,2019
Michael Cohen goes before Congress to call Donald Trump racist and corrupt, Lewis Black criticizes anti-vaxxers, and Angie Thomas discusses her book "On the Come Up."
Episode 68 : John Legend
February. 26,2019
President Trump meets with Kim Jong-un in Vietnam, two women who left their home countries to join ISIS fight to return, and John Legend performs "Preach."
Episode 67 : Chiwetel Ejiofor
February. 25,2019
Singer R. Kelly faces jail time for sexual abuse, Roy Wood Jr. meets preteen political commentators, and director Chiwetel Ejiofor discusses "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind."
Episode 66 : Chris Kelly & Sarah Schneider
February. 21,2019
Jussie Smollett faces a felony charge, Roy Wood Jr. explores the history of enemies recruiting black Americans, and Chris Kelly and Sarah Schneider discuss The Other Two.
Episode 65 : Kamala Harris
February. 20,2019
President Trump is accused of meddling in the Michael Cohen investigation, Trevor examines America's opioid crisis, and Senator Kamala Harris discusses "The Truths We Hold."
Episode 64 : Enes Kanter
February. 19,2019
Senator Bernie Sanders joins the 2020 presidential race, Jaboukie Young-White weighs in on Jussie Smollett's alleged attack, and Trevor sits down with NBA star Enes Kanter.
Episode 63 : Bing Liu
February. 18,2019
Questionable details emerge about Jussie Smollett's alleged attack, President Trump declares a national emergency, and director Bing Liu discusses "Minding the Gap."
Episode 62 : Chris Wilson
February. 14,2019
Trevor reflects on the one-year anniversary of the Parkland shooting, Roy Wood Jr. looks back at black contributions to music, and author Chris Wilson talks "The Master Plan."
Episode 61 : RaMell Ross
February. 13,2019
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Green New Deal sparks outrage, Bricky the Border Wall heads to El Paso, TX, and director RaMell Ross talks "Hale County This Morning, This Evening."
Episode 60 : Spike Lee
February. 12,2019
President Trump holds a rally in El Paso, Texas, notorious drug lord Pablo Escobar's hippos take over Colombia, and writer and director Spike Lee discusses "BlacKkKlansman."
Episode 59 : Phoebe Robinson
February. 11,2019
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam addresses his blackface scandal in a CBS interview, Sen. Amy Klobuchar enters the 2020 race, and actor Phoebe Robinson discusses "2 Dope Queens."
Episode 58 : Dorothy Butler Gilliam
February. 07,2019
Ronny Chieng talks about raising taxes on the rich, Roy Wood Jr. highlights notable civil rights marches, and journalist Dorothy Butler Gilliam discusses "Trailblazer."
Episode 57 : Danai Gurira
February. 06,2019
Democrats tease their potential 2020 presidential campaigns, Michael Kosta investigates competitive video gaming, and actor Danai Gurira discusses "The Walking Dead."
Episode 56 : State of the Union Special
February. 05,2019
Trevor and the World's Fakest News Team break down President Trump’s second State of the Union address, and New York Times op-ed columnist Frank Bruni weighs in on the speech.
Episode 55 : Colin Quinn
February. 04,2019
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam comes under fire for allegedly appearing in blackface, President Trump defends his plans for Syria, and Colin Quinn talks "Red State Blue State."
Episode 54 : Ilhan Omar
January. 31,2019
Roy Wood Jr. and Michael Kosta prepare for the big game, Neal Brennan calls for gun control-inspired social media regulations, and Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar stops by.
Episode 53 : Chris Christie
January. 30,2019
Ronny Chieng explains climate change as a cold front hits the Midwest, President Trump attacks his own intelligence agencies, and Chris Christie chats about "Let Me Finish."
Episode 52 : Sallie Krawcheck
January. 29,2019
Howard Schultz announces a possible presidential run, Desi Lydic finds out how environmental racism is affecting a Colorado school, and Ellevest CEO Sallie Krawcheck stops by.
Episode 51 : Mo Amer
January. 28,2019
The government reopens after the longest shutdown in history, Trump aide Roger Stone gets indicted in the Robert Mueller investigation, and Mo Amer discusses "The Vagabond."
Episode 50 : Chuck Todd
January. 24,2019
El Chapo's former associates tell all in court, Roy Wood Jr. explains why the NFL should rely on instant replay, and "Meet the Press" moderator Chuck Todd stops by.
Episode 49 : Joe Morton
January. 23,2019
Nancy Pelosi asks President Trump to postpone the State of the Union, Roy Wood Jr. investigates black cowboys taking on gang violence, and Joe Morton talks "God Friended Me."
Episode 48 : Amanda Seals
January. 22,2019
Democratic Presidential hopefuls address their controversial pasts, Ronny Chieng calls out an Oscar snub, and Amanda Seals discusses her stand-up special ‘I Be Knowin.’’
Episode 47 : Patty Jenkins
January. 21,2019
A teen’s standoff with Native American leaders goes viral, Dulce Sloan reflects on Martin Luther King’s legacy, and ‘I Am The Night’ Director Patty Jenkins stops by.
Episode 46 : Don Cheadle
January. 17,2019
Michael Kosta sees crowdfunding as a solution to the government shutdown, Jaboukie Young-White tries out a Trump-inspired credit card, and Don Cheadle talks Black Monday.
Episode 45 : Keegan-Michael Key
January. 16,2019
Nancy Pelosi calls on President Trump to postpone his State of the Union address, Lewis Black targets new state laws, and Keegan-Michael Key discusses Friends from College.
Episode 44 : Tressie McMillan Cottom
January. 15,2019
Trevor investigates the racist rhetoric of Rep. Steve King, Ronny Chieng weighs in on the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show, and author Tressie McMillan Cottom discusses "Thick."
Episode 43 : Derek Waters
January. 14,2019
Trevor highlights three Democrats running for president in 2020, President Trump's dubious grasp of Civil War history is dramatized, and Derek Waters discusses Drunk History.
Episode 42 : John David Washington
January. 10,2019
The government shutdown over President Trump's border wall takes its toll, Trevor weighs in on a casting controversy, and John David Washington discusses BlacKkKlansman.
Episode 41 : Barry Jenkins
January. 09,2019
President Trump delivers a fearmongering Oval Office address, Desi Lydic reacts to Jeff Bezos's impending divorce, and Barry Jenkins discusses If Beale Street Could Talk.
Episode 40 : Marc Mauer
January. 08,2019
President Trump flirts with declaring a state of emergency, Michael Kosta investigates a gun festival in Switzerland, and Marc Mauer discusses his book The Meaning of Life.
Episode 39 : Malala Yousafzai
January. 07,2019
Michael Kosta suits up for the government shutdown, Roy Wood Jr. examines R. Kelly's surge in popularity, and Malala Yousafzai discusses We Are Displaced and Malala Fund.
Episode 38 : Charlamagne Tha God
December. 19,2018
Trevor and The World's Fakest News Team look back at the weirdness and wildness of 2018, and Charlamagne Tha God discusses mental health and his book Shook One.
Episode 37 : Pusha T
December. 18,2018
Dulce Sloan reacts to Russia's effort to manipulate black Americans, Desi Lydic learns how to talk to racist family members over the holidays, and Pusha T discusses Daytona.
Episode 36 : Eve Ewing
December. 17,2018
Mick Mulvaney becomes President Trump's new chief of staff, Roy Wood Jr. talks about Christmas from a black perspective, and Eve L. Ewing discusses Ghosts in the Schoolyard.
Episode 35 : Bob Woodward & Janelle Monáe
December. 13,2018
The National Enquirer exacerbates President Trump's hush-money scandal, journalist Bob Woodward discusses Fear, and Janelle Monáe chats about her album Dirty Computer.
Episode 34 : Jennifer Lopez
December. 12,2018
European museums consider returning African art to Africa, Neal Brennan mercilessly debunks popular beliefs, and Jennifer Lopez discusses Second Act and Limitless.
Episode 33 : Meek Mill
December. 11,2018
Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer throw down with President Trump, Ronny Chieng addresses Fortnite addiction, and rapper Meek Mill discusses criminal justice reform.
Episode 32 : Tatiana Maslany
December. 10,2018
Michael Kosta volunteers to replace White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, President Trump is implicated in felonies, and Tatiana Maslany discusses Destroyer and Network.
Episode 31 : Jay Rosen
December. 06,2018
Jaboukie Young-White weighs in on America's trend toward a cashless society, Michael Kosta examines Switzerland's gun culture, and Jay Rosen discusses The Correspondent.
Episode 30 : Jeremy Scott
December. 05,2018
Roy Wood Jr. and Michael Kosta cover sports, Ronny Chieng talks to Bill Gates about his mission to reinvent the toilet, and Moschino's Jeremy Scott discusses fashion.
Episode 29 : Anderson Paak
December. 04,2018
The World's Fakest News Team fills in for a speechless Trevor by covering a blatant GOP power grab, and musician Anderson Paak discusses his album Oxnard.
Episode 28 : Usher
December. 03,2018
Trevor returns to his home country of South Africa, where he spends quality time with his grandmother, sits down with Usher and hosts the 2018 Global Citizen Festival.
Episode 27 : Lindy West
November. 29,2018
Former Trump attorney Michael Cohen pleads guilty to lying to Congress, the Veterans Affairs Department stiffs veterans, and author Lindy West discusses Shout Your Abortion.
Episode 26 : Al Gore
November. 28,2018
A giant cow in Australia becomes an internet celebrity, Ronny Chieng sits down with District Attorney Mark Gonzalez in Texas, and Al Gore discusses 24 Hours of Reality.
Episode 25 : Diego Luna
November. 27,2018
General Motors announces massive layoffs, Trevor addresses the fatal police shooting of Emantic Fitzgerald Bradford Jr., and actor Diego Luna discusses Narcos: Mexico.
Episode 24 : will.i.am
November. 26,2018
Conservatives disregard a government report on climate change, Central American asylum seekers face tear gas at the U.S.-Mexico border, and will.i.am sits down with Trevor.
Episode 23 : Kirsten Gillibrand & Tessa Thompson
November. 15,2018
Jaboukie Young-White reacts to Amazon's plan to set up shop in New York, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand discusses Bold & Brave, and Creed II star Tessa Thompson stops by.
Episode 22 : Maurice Ashley
November. 14,2018
House Democrats gear up to investigate the Trump administration, Lewis Black sounds off about a flat Earth conference, and chess Grandmaster Maurice Ashley chats with Trevor.
Episode 21 : Jenifer Lewis
November. 13,2018
Amazon announces new headquarters in Virginia and New York, Michael Kosta weighs in on Florida's midterm recounts, and Jenifer Lewis discusses The Mother of Black Hollywood.
Episode 20 : Jeffrey Wright
November. 12,2018
President Trump has an especially bad week, Roy Wood Jr. highlights the contributions of African-American soldiers, and actor Jeffrey Wright discusses We Are Not Done Yet.
Episode 19 : Swizz Beatz
November. 08,2018
Trevor profiles acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker, Mexican drug lord Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán goes on trial in New York, and rapper Swizz Beatz discusses his album Poison.
Episode 18 : Rebecca Traister
November. 07,2018
President Trump attacks the media during a post-midterms press conference, Nevada voters elect a dead brothel owner, and Rebecca Traister discusses her book Good and Madi.
Episode 17 : Jamil Smith
November. 06,2018
The World's Fakest News Team weighs in on the 2018 midterm election results, and senior writer for Rolling Stone Jamil Smith sits down with Trevor.
Episode 16 : Cory Booker & John Kasich
November. 05,2018
President Trump threatens Iran via a meme, celebrities implore people to vote in the midterms, and Trevor interviews Ohio Gov. John Kasich and New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker.
Episode 15 : Dwyane Wade
November. 01,2018
President Trump lashes out at immigrants at a rally in Florida, Ronny Chieng examines Florida's lionfish epidemic, and Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade sits down with Trevor.
Episode 14 : Ana Navarro
October. 31,2018
President Trump proposes an end to birthright citizenship, Desi Lydic investigates the "Florida man" phenomenon, and CNN's Ana Navarro discusses Trump's effect on the GOP.
Episode 13 : Derek Jeter
October. 30,2018
President Trump casts a migrant caravan as an "invasion," Roy Wood Jr. and Michael Kosta investigate toxic algae in Florida, and Miami Marlins CEO Derek Jeter stops by.
Episode 12 : Andrew Gillum
October. 29,2018
A Trump supporter mails bombs to prominent Democrats, Roy Wood Jr. celebrates black Floridians, and Trevor chats with Florida Democratic gubernatorial nominee Andrew Gillum.
Episode 11 : Lewis Hamilton
October. 18,2018
Georgia voters face disenfranchisement ahead of the midterms, Ronny Chieng sounds off on the latest tech advancements, and Formula One World Champion Lewis Hamilton stops by.
Episode 10 : Julian Castro
October. 17,2018
President Trump defends Saudi Arabia, Dulce Sloan meets with Indiana congressional candidate Jeannine Lee Lake, and Julian Castro discusses An Unlikely Journey.
Episode 9 : Melissa McCarthy
October. 16,2018
The Saudis change their story on Jamal Khashoggi's disappearance, Roy Wood Jr. honors historic black activists in sports, and Melissa McCarthy talks about Can You Ever Forgive Me?
Episode 8 : Amandla Stenberg
October. 15,2018
Georgia vandals deface a historic monument using googly eyes, Elizabeth Warren reveals proof of her Native American heritage, and Amandla Stenberg discusses The Hate U Give.
Episode 7 : Nicole Chung
October. 11,2018
Kanye West visits the White House, Jaboukie Young-White explains how the voting system caters to older people, and Nicole Chung discusses her memoir All You Can Ever Know.
Episode 6 : John Cena
October. 10,2018
U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley steps down on surprisingly good terms, Roy Wood Jr. breaks down Georgia's gubernatorial race, and pro wrestler John Cena discusses Elbow Grease.
Episode 5 : Mark Leibovich
October. 09,2018
Brett Kavanaugh is sworn in as a Supreme Court Justice, Taylor Swift endorses two Democratic candidates in Tennessee, and journalist Mark Leibovich discusses Big Game.
Episode 4 : Riz Ahmed
October. 04,2018
The FBI completes its investigation of the sexual assault allegations against Brett Kavanaugh, Desi Lydic infiltrates the Girl Scouts, and actor Riz Ahmed discusses Venom.
Episode 3 : Neil deGrasse Tyson
October. 03,2018
A report on Donald Trump's taxes debunks his self-made claims, Desi Lydic looks at 2018's most corrupt candidates, and Neil deGrasse Tyson discusses Accessory to War.
Episode 2 : Lester Holt
October. 02,2018
The White House launches a presidential text alert system, a 1985 police report describes Brett Kavanaugh's involvement in a bar fight, and NBC's Lester Holt stops by.
Episode 1 : Carol Anderson
October. 01,2018
The FBI investigates sexual assault allegations against Brett Kavanaugh, the U.S. and Canada reach a trade deal, and author Carol Anderson discusses One Person, No Vote.
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The Colbert Report has been nominated for seven Primetime Emmy Awards each in 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012, two Television Critics Association Awards Awards, and two Satellite Awards. In 2013, it won two Emmys. It has been presented as non-satirical journalism in several instances, including by the Tom DeLay Legal Defense Trust and by Robert Wexler following his interview on the program. The Report received considerable media coverage following its debut on October 17, 2005, for Colbert's coining of the term "truthiness", which dictionary publisher Merriam-Webster named its 2006 Word of the Year.
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Stephen Colbert brings his signature satire and comedy to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the #1 show in late night, where he talks with an eclectic mix of guests about what is new and relevant in the worlds of politics, entertainment, business, music, technology, and more. Featuring bandleader Jon Batiste with his band Stay Human, the Emmy Award-nominated show is broadcast from the historic Ed Sullivan Theater. Stephen Colbert, Chris Licht, Tom Purcell, and Jon Stewart are executive producers. Barry Julien and Denise Rehrig serve as co-executive producers.must watch
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The third incarnation of the Late Night franchise originated by David Letterman, the program originates from NBC Studio 6B in the GE Building at 30 Rockefeller Center in New York City. The show typically opens with a brief monologue from Fallon, followed by a comedy "desk piece," as well as prerecorded segments and audience competitions. The next segment is devoted to a celebrity interview, with guests ranging from actors and musicians to media personalities and political figures. The show then closes with either a musical or comedy performance. The show frequently employs digital media into its comedy, which has become crucial to its success. Fallon has been appointed to become the next host of The Tonight Show, where he will succeed the current host Jay Leno at the conclusion of the 2014 Winter Olympics, with fellow SNL alum Seth Meyers slated to replace Fallon.
Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath
Leah Remini, along with high level former Scientology executives and Church members, explores individual accounts from ex-Church members and their families through meetings and interviews with Leah. Each episode features stories from former members whose lives have been affected by the Church's harmful practices, even well after they left the organization.
The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore
The Nightly Show provides viewers with Larry Wilmore's distinct point of view and comedic take on current events and pop culture. Hosted by Wilmore, the series features a diverse panel of voices, providing a perspective largely missing in the late night television landscape.
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Multi-talented, award-winning comedian Steve Harvey host a show designed to showcase real people with extraordinary and humorous gifts.
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