The Daily Show: Ears Edition

Exploring Nikki Haley's conservative policies and her misleading 'moderate' reputation, Beyoncé's historic achievement on the country music charts, a White House biting incident, AT&T outage, Jason Isbell's approach to songwriting inspired by personal experiences and political issues, and his acting debut in Scorsese's film.

Trump's troubles and Biden's impeachment case, climate refugees potentially heading to Duluth, Minnesota, and a touching discussion on the film 'Eternal Memory' depicting a couple's journey with Alzheimer's and the importance of integrating people with dementia into society.

Actress Danai Gurira discusses co-creating a new Walking Dead spinoff, promoting women's advocacy with Love Our Girls. Desi Lydic covers Trump's bizarre comparisons, sneaker line, and Alabama reproductive law ruling. Ronny Chieng humorously celebrates his tax write-off, adding comedic relief to serious topics.

Constitutional experts Melissa Murray and Kate Shaw join Jon Stewart to dissect Donald Trump's 'platinum due process plan' and the potential consequences of his presidential immunity. The discussion extends to the handling of cases against Trump, the threat of immunity, and the likelihood of him facing trial for the Jan. 6th insurrection.

Daily Show contributor Jordan Klepper and supervising producer Ian Berger discuss their experiences at Trump and Haley rallies in South Carolina, contrasting the crowds and enthusiasm. They explore the impact of Jon Stewart's return and the challenges in navigating Trump World investments. The podcast also highlights divisiveness at university rallies and the excitement of returning to the Daily Show.

Grammy-winning rapper Killer Mike discusses his album 'Michael,' spirituality in music, and activism in communities. Writer Cord Jefferson talks about his film 'American Fiction,' challenging biases in Hollywood, and the power of uncomfortable art.

Former host of The Daily Show, Jon Stewart, discusses the Biden vs. Trump election rematch and the importance of considering their old age. Topics include Biden's memory issues, political mix-ups, and the need for voters to engage long-term for a better future.

Cord Jefferson, writer and director of the Academy Award-nominated film, discusses expanding limited ideas of Black stories in Hollywood. Topics include the need for gun control following the Kansas City Chiefs parade shooting, concerns about the trial of Donald Trump, romantic relationships of US presidents, and the impact of Cord Jefferson's film on Black filmmakers and a primarily white audience.

Jordan Klepper tackles the impeachment of Secretary Mayorkas and the special election win. Joshua Green discusses his book on economic populists and progressive economic policies. Lashana Lynch talks about portraying Rita Marley and the importance of getting her story right.

Killer Mike joins Jordan Klepper to talk about winning at the Grammys, spirituality in his music, and the power of community activism. Jordan also explores Trump's feud with Nikki Haley and the divide within the Republican Party.