The Daily Show: Ears Edition

Jon Stewart, a huge Mets fan, covers the firing of Willie Randolph and chats with former Mets players David Wright, Matt Harvey, and Mookie Wilson. They discuss the state of the team, the 1986 Mets team, and the legacy Mookie has left.

Jon Stewart battles Bill O'Reilly on white privilege and questions Mike Huckabee about 'corrosive culture'. They also discuss cultural differences, standards of vulgarity, and contrasting perceptions of education.

Former host of The Daily Show, Jon Stewart, makes surprise appearances on the show to advocate for the renewal of the Zadroga Act and to support first responders. The frustration with politicians who fail to support these heroes is discussed, along with tax refund identity theft and a humorous conversation about hosting The Daily Show.

Reflecting on Jon Stewart's coverage of multiple presidential elections, including Obama's victory night. Discussing the results of the 2000 US Presidential Election and the president's call for unity. Showcasing gratitude towards listeners and mentioning podcast availability and sponsorship.

Former host of The Daily Show, Jon Stewart, discusses Donald Trump's pizza-eating habits, his presidential campaign, offensive comments, and controversial remarks about John McCain. The podcast also touches on the public's mixed reaction to Trump and his wealth.

Jordan Klepper, comedian and correspondent for The Daily Show, joins Jon Stewart to discuss his desperate need to please Jon, conservatives' impact on NSA surveillance, Trump becoming the first openly asshole president, and a lighthearted game involving Larry Wilmore, John Oliver, and Stephen Colbert.

Jon Stewart, former host of 'The Daily Show', discusses his takedowns of Fox News's misinformation and hypocrisy, including the 'Go f**k Yourself' choir and the 'Chaos on Bullshit Mountain' segment. They also discuss Mitt Romney's controversial '47 percent' video and debunk myths about government assistance.

Trevor Noah discusses Joe Biden's win in the South Carolina primary and the dropouts of his rivals. Jordan Klepper and Roy Wood Jr. explore how black primary voters respond to candidates associating themselves with Barack Obama. Jon Stewart covers Obama's win and Bill Clinton's controversial comments. The podcast also touches on the release of the docudrama 'Genius MLKX' and political candidates using ads with Obama.

Jelly Roll discusses his Grammy-nominated album 'Whitsitt Chapel' while Rhiannon Giddens talks about the importance of the banjo in her music. Trevor Noah chats with Michelle Obama about innocent debates and Mariah Carey opens up about infusing Hip Hop and R&B elements into Pop music.

Jordan Klepper and Desi Lydic discuss Binance CEO pleading guilty for money laundering, Biden's efforts to win back young people's support, and gender equality for crash test dummies. Then, Rep. Jeff Jackson explains his use of TikTok to combat outrage politics, his fight against political corruption and gerrymandering in North Carolina.