The Daily Show: Ears Edition

A comedian heads to Iowa to learn about the importance of the Iowa caucuses in the Democratic primary and the reasons behind Iowa's tradition of being the first to vote. The chapter explores the excitement, access, and criticism of the Iowa caucus, as well as the significant influence of the ethanol lobby in presidential campaigns. It also highlights the disorganized nature of the Iowa caucuses and questions whether they should remain as the first state to vote.

Guest Vann R. Newkirk II joins Trevor Noah to discuss the misrepresentation of Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy, his stance on the Vietnam War, the civil rights movement, and the remaining disparities faced by black people today.

Jon Stewart, former host of The Daily Show, jumps back in time to 2014 and covers Chris Christie's 'Bridgegate' scandal. The podcast also discusses the perception of masculinity in politics, enemies lists, Instacart Plus, a scandalous love affair, and Tim Gunn's show 'Under the Gunn'.

Jon Stewart and Trevor Noah discuss the GOP debates over the years, from Reagan-off competition to Rubio's rehearsed talking points. They highlight repetitive and trivial questions, Romney's success, and the heated exchange between Jeb Bush and Donald Trump over eminent domain.

Eric Adams, New York City's Mayor, discusses his tough on crime approach and controversial mandatory vegan Fridays in NYC schools. He also addresses the challenges of the migrant crisis and his plans to find solutions. In the interview, he talks about voting, government assistance, and potential changes to a bill.

Desi Lydic guest hosts The Daily Show and discusses President Biden's re-election, Tucker Carlson's firing from Fox News, and challenges for women in corporate America. She also sits down with producer and actress Catherine Reitman to talk about their first acting roles together and the final season of 'Working Moms'.

Accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein's death sparks conspiracy theories and a conversation about America's prison system. Joe Biden's gaffes at the Iowa State Fair are discussed, along with Trump's responses. Democratic Rep. Ayanna Pressley highlights racism, xenophobia, and gun violence in America and the need for change and leadership.

Actor and comedian Steve Coogan joins Jon Stewart to discuss his movie Philomena. The podcast also explores the legalization of marijuana in Colorado, the emergence of a new industry, contrasting views on drug use, and the controversy surrounding the Catholic Church.

Updates on January 6th hearings, treatment of jailed defendants, Trump's delay in condemning riots. Jordan Klepper visits Trump rally for supporters' take. Unequal treatment in justice system, irony of lying to Congress complaint. Outrage towards committee, teasing second season. Disinterest in insurrection, focus on critiquing hearings. Controversial '2000 Mules' documentary and alleged conspiracy theories. Challenges of accepting election outcome, persistence of baseless theories.

Jordan Klepper and Chris Hayes join Roy Wood Jr. to analyze the aftermath of the January 6th insurrection at the US Capitol, discuss the disinformation surrounding the event, explore engaging with Trump loyalists, analyze reporting and Republican radicalization, and examine the relevance of trivial celebrity news. They express hope for cooler heads and engage in light-hearted conversations about retail sales and Easter.