The Daily Show, John Wilson

Josh dives into the headlines, including Trump's answer to the threat of AI: Everything is fine as long as we have a 'high IQ president.' Which might be a problem. Danielle Brooks talks about new film.

Pete Hegseth uses troops with a perfect waist-to-height ratio as props for his speech and Kash Patel defends new hiring standards which allow bestiality. Super Bowl quarterback Colin Kaepernick discusses his new memoir.

Michael breaks down how the Iran war continues to drive up prices. Plus, move over, Strait of Hormuz: a hot, new, geopolitically tense strait has entered the villa. Giri Nathan discusses new book.

Jon takes on the White House's new press ban with the help of Desi, who was able to sneak into the Oval Office disguised as a cherub. Ari Emanuel discusses his new memoir, 'Roll the Calls.'

Desi dives into the headlines: Trump's press ban is leaving him speechless and 'AI' is out and 'super intelligence' is in as Trump coins the term for his fav tech. Tom Morello (of RATM) discusses his new album.

Desi breaks down the headlines: Trump can't find Marco Rubio during his U.N. speech, Jeanine Pirro seizes a Martian meteorite and Melania launches a second documentary project. Jessica Tarlov guests.

Desi looks at the approaching midterms elections & things are not looking good for the GOP. The Republican secret weapon? Cracking down on in-flight furries! Merritt Wever discusses her new film.

Jon Stewart examines the limits of GOP allegiance to Trump after his weekend wooing President Xi with granite, helipads, and tour of the new ballroom. Journalist Evan Gershkovich discusses his memoir.

Jordan dives into the political ad controversy: Trump's taxpayer-funded ad and the Arkansas Gov's ad that is TOO white for conservatives. Author Marlon James discusses his new novel.

Jordan breaks down the headlines: an AI summit in Washington left us with the same amount of regulation and Trump prosecutor Jack Smith answers questions about his 'misconduct.' Irish musician CMAT performs.

Jordan gets into the headlines: Famously pro-Hispanic President Trump hosts a Hispanic Heritage Month event and invents a new stereotype! Filmmaker John Wilson discusses his new documentary.

Jon Stewart breaks down the tech headlines: Trump's refusal to regulate AI and CEOs' attempts to make human annihilation less scary. Former Anthropic researcher, Jacob Coxon, discusses dangers of AI.

Michael Kosta breaks down the headlines as the GOP struggles ahead of the midterms: Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton drops an ad boasting that he tears down posters of missing children, Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy almost drops a literal child at a campaign rally, and Trump is no help to his flailing party as he focuses on "red-dye diesel" and the inconvenience of daylight saving time.Academy Award-winning screenwriter Aaron Sorkin sits down with Michael to discuss writing and directing his new film, "The Social Reckoning." Sorkin discusses revisiting Mark Zuckerberg as an anti-hero 16 years after "The Social Network," balancing his role as both writer and director of the film, and recounting how intense physicality during the writing process once landed him in the hospital with a broken nose.

Michael dives into the disasters plotting to kill humanity, from sneaky sinkholes, to widespread frozen food contamination, to a possible plague outbreak in Russia. Filmmaker Sebastian Stan guests.

MAGA diplomat Kimberly Guilfoyle demands a $100,000 quid pro quo from pizza exec Eric Deters and Michael asks who gives the best value for your bribe. Actor Kyle MacLachlan discusses his memoir.