This chapter examines the evolution of political satire amidst the rise of a new democratic nominee, offering fresh narratives beyond the Biden-Trump dynamic. It also touches on upcoming changes at Paramount and the implications for late-night television's future.
Kim Masters banters with Bloomberg’s Lucas Shaw about the future of Apple’s place in the streaming landscape. Apple TV+ has produced some of the most expensive series and movies in recent years. Now, the company wants to reign in spending after struggling to grow their audience.
Plus, The Daily Show’s Jordan Klepper joins us to talk about mining comedy from the increasingly “bonkers” political news. These days, he travels with a security team to report on MAGA rallies, a situation he never anticipated as an improv comedian. Klepper also shares his thoughts on the future of late night television.
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