The Daily Show: Ears Edition

Actor Michael Shannon discusses the importance of Waco and why he felt the need to revisit it in 'Waco: The Aftermath'. Jordan Klepper tackles the latest headlines, including the implications of the Fox News and Dominion settlement, plus the racist recordings of Oklahoma officials caught on tape. Klepper also goes to Michigan to talk with Governor Gretchen Whitmer about gun reform and abortion rights.

Omar Epps reflects on growing up with Marlon Wayans, sharing funny stories, and the inspiration behind his debut novel. Morris Chestnut talks about the importance of Black male friendships and the limited series 'The Best Man: The Final Chapters'.

Jordan Klepper and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez discuss violence as a public health issue, Clarence Thomas accepting luxury gifts, attack on abortion rights, and Trump's indictment. Pete Buttigieg talks about safety in transportation, culture wars, and the meaning of 'woke'.

Comedian Jordan Klepper crashes a Trump event in South Carolina where attendees believe Trump is still president. He also explores Nikki Haley's presidential campaign launch and interviews Trump supporters protesting his predicted arrest. The podcast delves into topics such as the two militaries, the Ukraine situation, Haley's moderation, and MAGA supporters' loyalty.

John Leguizamo discusses Trump's denial of criminal activity and the grand jury's vote to indict him only days later. Roy Wood Jr. tackles Trump's New York arraignment and his attacks on the judge during his Mar-a-Lago speech.

Sarah Silverman asks New Yorkers about Jewish culture, Michelle Wolf explores the Karen phenomenon, Leslie Jones learns how white folks celebrate MLK Jr. Day, and Marlon Wayans discovers New Yorkers' excitement for Oscar nominated films.

Former correspondent Jordan Klepper and current correspondents Desi Lydic, Michael Kosta, and Ronny Chieng talk about their journey to The Daily Show, sharing nervous first day experiences and emotional moments with Jon Stewart. They discuss the impact of the MAGA movement, the need for heightened security, and memorable guests like Gloria Steinemann and Paul McCartney. The comedians also reflect on their journey to the show, creating powerful pieces on guns in Switzerland, and compare their experiences in New York and Los Angeles as comedians.

Michelle Wolf and Dr. Stuart Fischbein discuss how modern-day hospital childbirth is profit-driven, highlighting unnecessary expenses and the use of drugs. They advocate for women's autonomy in birthing choices and the importance of viewing childbirth as a natural process. They also explore the fear surrounding Western childbirth and the limitations of the medical model. A humorous personal anecdote about home birth is shared in the introduction.

John Leguizamo criticizes Univision's Trump interview, highlighting its failure to confront him on his anti-Latino policies. Rep. Jeff Jackson discusses combatting outrage politics with explainer videos on social media and the toxic nature of performative politicians in Congress.

Leslie Jones sits down with Oscar-winning filmmaker Taika Waititi to discuss his new movie 'Next Goal Wins' based on the true story of American Samoa's soccer team. Leslie also talks about staying calm during unsettling times and explores the challenges of balancing motherhood and athletics with Olympic champion Allyson Felix. They discuss the lack of support for women athletes and highlight the upcoming talent of Gabby Thomas.