The Daily Show: Ears Edition

Presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin and POLITICO's Eugene Daniels join Jon Stewart to discuss electoral flaws, media coverage, and insights on the presidential race. They offer historical perspectives, analyze the evolution of primaries, candidate selection, and media impact, and explore challenges in the U.S. election system. The episode concludes with humorous relationship advice and a podcast sign-off.

Kevin Bacon and Maya Hawke discuss their experiences in the entertainment industry, including portraying negative roles in movies and dealing with public scrutiny. They also talk about sustaining happy marriages, childhood influences, and artistic expressions. The podcast touches on celebrity life, managing success on social media, navigating relationship pressures, and the complexities of emotions in film portrayals.

Protestant minister Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II challenges misrepresentation of American poverty and racialization issues. New York Times correspondent Peter S. Goodman discusses global supply chain vulnerabilities, shortages, and the importance of regulations. Podcast sheds light on systemic poverty, historical examples, and supporting local businesses for a resilient supply chain.

NY Times reporters Elizabeth Dias and Lisa Lerer discuss their book 'The Fall of Roe: The Rise of a New America' on abortion bans. A.J. Jacobs breaks down the U.S. Constitution's original meaning with Jon Stewart, exploring its flaws and the Founding Fathers' intent. The podcast delves into the challenges of amending the Constitution and the political strategies leading to the potential overturning of Roe v. Wade.

Aasif Mandvi shares crazy moments from his time as TDS correspondent, like auditioning and appearing on the show on the same day. He talks about racist diatribes, asking the Governor of Florida for a urine sample, and how being chased at a Republican convention led to John Oliver meeting his future wife.

Bill O’Reilly and Jon Stewart discuss political rhetoric post assassination attempt. Scott Galloway highlights Boomer generation's economic impact on young people. Topics include anger in politics, generational wealth gap, and financial disparities.

Jon Stewart and the Daily Show News Team dissect the Republican National Convention, from calls for unity to Donald Trump's dramatic speech. They joke about Joe Biden's candidacy, interactions with Nancy Pelosi, and a scenario where the President forgets his Amazon password.

Jordan Klepper recaps the final night of the RNC, dissecting Trump's speech and appearances by Hulk Hogan and Kid Rock. Biden's status is updated and TDS correspondents play 'Would You Rather.'

NYU Professor, entrepreneur, and bestselling author Scott Galloway discusses his book 'The Algebra of Wealth' with Ronny. Meanwhile, the podcast humorously dissects the RNC's shift from unity to division, critiques speeches focusing on fear tactics, and analyzes the humor behind J.D. Vance's potential VP nomination.

Jon Stewart and Bill O'Reilly discuss the RNC, internet conspiracies after a Trump assassination attempt, and O'Reilly's new book 'Confronting the Presidents'. Topics include political unity, personal information protection, and the impact of political rhetoric on mental health and violence.