The Daily Show: Ears Edition

Desi Lydic, Stacey Angeles, and Congresswoman Jackie Speier discuss the pink tax, its economic impact on women, everyday examples of gender-based price differences, and solutions to address this form of gender discrimination.

The hosts have a lively debate about using irons vs. steamers, discussing their merits, potential dangers, and historical context. They also share personal experiences, talk about using irons and steamers for self-defense, and delve into topics like late-night salad, police brutality, and job hunting tips.

Desi Lydic womansplains female representation and the ERA. Dulcé Sloan looks at the 19th Amendment, its shortcomings, and the fight for equal access to elections. Veronica Chambers discusses her book on the unrecognized history of women's suffrage.

Trevor and Michael discuss the causes and excuses for gun violence in America, touching on anti-immigrant rhetoric, violent video games, internet hate groups, mental illness, and the role of guns. They critique unrealistic suggestions and blame placed on media and lack of values, pointing out the need to address accessibility of weapons. The podcast humorously compares America's abundance of doors to other countries and proposes limiting doors in schools as a solution. They also touch on the debate between gun control in the US and the UK.

Presidential hopeful and former Vice President Mike Pence is analyzed for his dishonesty and misleading statements. The podcast also discusses the viral fly moment, Pence's loyalty to Trump, refusal to break the law, and Trump's attempts to overturn the election. Criticism of Pence's leadership and frustration with lack of diversity are highlighted.

Trevor Roasting Trump offers unfiltered opinions on former President Trump, including his dictator tendencies, inability to compartmentalize, and what Trevor would ask Trump if he ever interviewed him.

Former Daily Show Correspondent Ed Helms discusses the topics of allowing guns in bars and Massachusetts' response to gay marriage. He also talks about the success of working with a Native American writing room in 'Rutherford Falls' and his anything-goes approach to comedy.

Ronny Chieng, Jennifer Lundquist, and Damona Hoffman discuss sexual racism in online dating, exploring biases on dating apps, the impact of media on preferences, and the need to question racial preferences in dating. They also touch on reluctance to discuss sexual racism, the influence of pornography, and media stereotypes in dating trends.

The podcast hosts debate their preferences for Walmart and Target, discussing clothing choices, branding, shopping experiences, and customer demographics. They also touch on witnessing shoplifting incidents, the drawbacks of Walmart, and the importance of self-worth and self-care.

Desi Lydic and Roy Wood Jr. discuss air travel failures and the chaos in sky. Trevor comments on flight attendants not being paid during boarding. Ronny Chieng gives airlines advice for a better flying experience. The podcast highlights incidents of air travel failures and proposes solutions like a passenger bill of rights.