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Jordan Klepper had a family reunion at our Chicago show.

2008 feels like it was just yesterday

.Michael Kosta is on the floor of the DNC to ask Dems why they're so confident in a Harris win

Oprah works hard, but the C-SPAN research team works harder

Jon Stewart exposes the hypocrisy of Republicans who fearmonger about crime in "Democrat-run cities" while enabling the flood of guns into those cities in the first place

Repeat after Triumph the Insult Comedy Dog, "I cannot be easily manipulated"

Talk about the election... or do literally anything else?

Ten years ago today, Barack Obama wore a tan suit, easily the biggest scandal in presidential history

Older people are getting wealthier while younger people are getting less wealthy Scott Galloway explains how we can fix this generational wage gap.

How many Republicans does it take to figure out how to appeal to women?

The Catholic Church may oppose birth control, but Viagra? That's a God-given right #TDSThrowback

Duluth, Minnesota might be a climate change safe haven, but would coastal elites want to live there? Michael Kosta investigates

How can a country so obsessed with safety precautions struggle to find a solution for assault rifles? #TDSThrowback

JD Vance and Don Jr. do look similar...

.Jordan Klepper and Ed Helms dive into the wild world of conspiracy theories on "The Daily Show: Ears Edition". And don't miss Ed's podcast, "SNAFU", where he unravels real-life stories that went off the rails. Listen now: link.chtbl.com/OxGaHbo0?sid=TW

Jon Stewart takes on the myth of corporate values in a world that ultimately only values its shareholders

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Seriously, who taught Cookie Monster the word "shrinkflation"?

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Jon Stewart breaks down the future of AI in the workplace and whether we're all about to become "Prompt Engineers"