The Daily Show: Ears Edition

Philip Dray, a labor historian and author, discusses the monumental role of unions in American history and their impact on modern labor practices. Chris Smalls, president of the Amazon Labor Union, shares insights from leading the first Amazon union in the U.S., highlighting the urgent need for better working conditions and worker rights. The conversation also touches on political changes affecting labor, the minimum wage debate, and the struggles of college athletes—bringing humor and poignancy to the ongoing fight for workers' rights.

Dive into the hilariously chaotic world of Donald Trump's many global adventures. From his absurd proposal to turn Gaza into a resort to his diplomatic antics in the Middle East, every moment is a delightfully questionable journey. Explore the comedic complexities of his interactions with world leaders, including his bizarre take on Ukraine and unexpected remarks about Africa. With a mix of satire and humor, the conversation critiques Trump's foreign policy while highlighting the surreal dynamics of international relations.

Join comedians Stephen Colbert, Sam Bee, and Jason Jones as they humorously navigate the chaotic world of back-to-school. Colbert shares his broadcasting school antics, while Bee hilariously recounts her spy mission as a lunch lady. Jones dives into the absurdities of a middle school election, showcasing election chaos and rival campaigns. The trio also tackles hot topics like school lunches and media scrutiny of student celebrities, mixing laughter with insightful commentary on education and its pressures.

Join Jessica Williams as she tackles the serious issue of racist police dogs in L.A. and uncovers a prom story involving a porn star. Celebrate Cinco de Mayo while advocating for immigration rights. Hear insights on the struggles of black transgender women and the humor in navigating a mixed-political marriage. Learn about the decline of pubic lice and its link to grooming habits, alongside a satirical look at shopping while black and the eyebrow-raising healthcare lottery situation in Tennessee.

Join Eric LeVay, a digital research analyst known for his work on conspiracy theories, alongside Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro, who’s triumphed over Trump legally, and Dahlia Lithwick, a Supreme Court expert. They dive into the outlandish 'ItalyGate' theory suggesting Italian satellites rigged the 2020 election. The team hilariously debunks outrageous claims while addressing voter integrity and misinformation. They also touch on the repercussions of conspiracy theories and ongoing Supreme Court cases that shape democratic rights.

Andrew Lawrence, a media expert at Media Matters, dives into the notorious conspiracy surrounding Hunter Biden's laptop, tracing its origins and media coverage. U.S. Rep. Gerry Connolly discusses the impending House investigation while raising concerns about partisan rhetoric. Journalist Tiffany Cross critiques how the media has handled the story, questioning ethical reporting standards. The conversation highlights the absurdity and implications of the controversy, emphasizing the delicate balance between truth and misinformation in today's political landscape.

Paul Szoldra, a veteran and editor at The Ruck, dives into the wild world of conspiracy theories surrounding military control and the impact of figures like Michael Flynn. He’s joined by Dr. Amy Cooter, a Middlebury College professor researching militias, who sheds light on the motivations behind groups like the Oath Keepers. Together, they unpack how misinformation can intertwine with military life and explore the complex identities of militia members, revealing their connections to broader American beliefs amidst rising extremism.

Join Jordan Klepper as he dives into the world of 9/11 conspiracy theories with Dr. Joan Donovan, a Harvard expert on media manipulation, and Korey Rowe, a filmmaker behind the viral hit 'Loose Change.' They explore the origins of these theories, emphasizing how the internet and media have shaped public perception. From discussing the political weaponization of conspiracy theories to the evolution of online discourse, the trio challenges us to think critically about misinformation and the role of journalism in our digital age.

Join Jordan Klepper as he hosts Elise Wang, an expert on conspiracy narratives from California State University, and Matt Gertz, a senior fellow at Media Matters for America, to dissect the outrageous Pizzagate conspiracy. They explore how bizarre allegations involving child trafficking and adrenochrome have historical roots dating back to medieval Europe. The trio unpacks the societal impact of misinformation, the evolution of these narratives, and the alarming connections to political violence, all while injecting humor into the discussion.

Join Jordan Klepper as he unravels the bizarre conspiracy theory that JFK Jr. might still be alive, featuring insights from Will Sommer, a Politics reporter for The Daily Beast and author of "Trust the Plan," and Joseph Uscinski, a political scientist specializing in conspiracy theories. They trace the origins of this myth back to QAnon roots, explore its emotional pull, and dive into the psychological and social dynamics driving such beliefs. The discussion humorously addresses how celebrity culture and political ideologies intertwine in these outrageous narratives.