The Daily Show: Ears Edition

CNN anchor Jim Sciutto discusses his book on Russia and China's global power. Byron Tau talks tech companies collecting personal data. They cover geopolitical dynamics, diplomatic strategies, dangers of digital surveillance, and privacy precautions.

Jon Stewart discusses Trump's $450 million bond deadline and refutes claims of it being a victimless crime. Jordan Klepper covers GOP reaction to Baltimore Bridge Collapse and Florida's social media ban.

Crypto mogul Sam Bankman-Fried's prison time, Biden’s fundraiser at Radio City Music Hall, and music legend Huey Lewis discussing his Broadway musical, 'The Heart of Rock and Roll,' iconic records from 1984, and creating music videos in the 80s.

Byron Tau discusses the fallout of hiring and firing an RNC chairwoman, accountability for Jan 6th rioters, RFK Jr.'s VP pick, tech surveillance culture, reclaiming privacy, and protecting user information.

Comedian Jordan Klepper discusses Trump's Bible grift and the GOP blaming Baltimore bridge collapse on Democrats. They tackle Florida's social media ban for children, GOP's struggle with female voters, and SC's abortion pill ruling. Jim Sciutto joins to talk about his book 'The Return of Great Powers', emphasizing communication with Russia and China to avoid a nuclear war.

Gary Clark Jr. talks about his new album 'JPEG RAW' and collaborations with Stevie Wonder and George Clinton. Jon Stewart dissects Trump's $454 million bond in a civil fraud case, debunking claims of victimless crimes. They discuss fraud, entitlement, and selective prosecution, as well as personal reflections on addiction and vulnerability expressed through music.

Josh Johnson discusses his transition to Daily Show Correspondent, covering topics like Cookie Monster and shrinkflation, being roasted by a seventh grader, and touring with Trevor Noah. The podcast also features humorous anecdotes about office dynamics, Trump sneakers, and awkward encounters with middle schoolers.

Jon Stewart shares insights from his interview with former Pakistan president Pervez Musharraf, discussing security precautions. The podcast also explores diplomatic challenges, combating extremism, promoting charitable donations, and geopolitical discussions with an amusing touch.

Historian Yuval Noah Harai discusses his children's book on evolution and behaviors, while author Jane Marie delves into the world of Multi-Level Marketing. They talk about narratives shaping beliefs, exploitation in MLMs, challenges faced by women in employment, and the FTC's struggles in regulating MLMs.

Discussion on the failures of the asylum process and the need for immigration reform. Insight into immigrant labor post-COVID and political hurdles. Exploration of the Constitution's role in democracy and the challenges faced by democracies. Reflecting on compromises and reforms in the U.S. Constitution and the importance of institutional improvement.