Jon Stewart examines the "No Kings" protests that failed to meet Fox News's violent expectations, why Trump fits the mold of a gold-smeared monarch, and how even the Declaration of Independence foreshadowed Trump's king-ish antics. "It's got to be a bottom-on-up revolution, not a top-down." Senator Bernie Sanders sits down with Jon to discuss his latest book, "Fight Oligarchy."

Michael Kosta checks in on Trump's latest White House makeover, which includes demolishing the First Lady's quarters to build a gigantic ballroom in the East Wing. Plus, while a Democrat apologizes for problematic Reddit posts, Trump's nominee for special counsel blames his pro-Nazi text messages on AI, and Ronny Chieng teaches politicians how to get away with racism. From Fox News to Trump, everyone on the Right is calling NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani a "communist." Desi Lydic sits down with Joe Sims, the co-chair of the Communist Party USA, to discuss how we're using the C-word all wrong. Author, Catherine Bracy guests.[!CR!][!CR!]

As thousands of govt employees work without pay during the ongoing government shutdown, Donald Trump is squeezing $230 million from the Department of Justice as compensation for the "damage" of being federally investigated. Michael Kosta breaks down the conflict of interest that's so bad, it even has legal experts saying "duh". Ryan Holiday, creator of "Daily Stoic" and author of "Wisdom Takes Work," sits down with Michael to discuss teaching children Stoicism by example.

Michael Kosta dives into the alleged involvement of Portland Trail Blazers head coach Chauncey Billups and Miami Heat star Terry Rozier in illegal gambling schemes. Plus, Donald Trump continues to defend the construction of his mega-sized White House ballroom as he fully demolishes the East Wing. Jeff Tweedy, Grammy award-winning frontman of the band Wilco and bestselling author, sits down with Michael to discuss his new solo album, "Twilight Override," named to evoke his feeling of getting older and watching a world that "appears to be getting darker."

As Trump whines that he's "unappreciated" for his "sacrifices", Jon Stewart looks at all the things the president has accomplished without proper recognition. New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani sits down with Jon to discuss building a campaign on delivering politics that "aspire for more than what you're living through" and reaching the hearts of young voters with inviting rhetoric.

Desi Lydic breaks down Trump's trip to Japan, as he meets new Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, who struggles to stop Trump wandering off. Grammy Award-winning musician Lucy Dacus guests.

Desi Lydic covers Trump's state visit to South Korea, where he was honoured with a golden crown and the unofficial U.S. presidential anthem, "YMCA". Emmy-nominated actor Aubrey Plaza and writer-producer Dan Murphy join Desi to discuss their new children's book, "Luna and the Witch Throw a Halloween Party."

Desi Lydic recaps Trump's meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, and she's haunted by the question: does she (gulp) agree with Marjorie Taylor Greene? Justine Lupe sits down with Desi to discuss her role in the hit Netflix series, "Nobody Wants This." Lupe dives into playing codependent sisters with Kristen Bell and navigating her character's ambiguous dynamics with Timothy Simons.

After Trump threw a lavish "Great Gatsby"-themed party on the night that SNAP benefits ran out for millions of Americans, Jon Stewart seriously doubts that the president's "big heart" goes out to anyone but himself and the toadies on his VIP list. Former U.S. senator and West Virginia governor Joe Manchin discusses his memoir, "Dead Center: In Defense of Common Sense."

As Election Day wraps up, Jordan Klepper recaps the suspenseful NYC mayoral race infused with Islamophobic fearmongering of Zohran Mamdani and an uphill battle for Andrew Cuomo, culminating in an 11th-hour scandal over a Billy Joel song. "There's always hope if there's action." Former Prime Minister of Finland, Sanna Marin, talks to Jordan about her new memoir, "Hope In Action."

Jordan Klepper dives into the big wins for Democrats across the country last night, including in the hotly contested mayoral race in New York City, which ended in a historic victory for Zohran Mamdani. NYU professor, co-host of the Pivot podcast, and bestselling author, Scott Galloway, joins Jordan to discuss his latest book, "Notes on Being a Man." Galloway explains how modern men are leaning into masculinity as a code and how our country's male role models don't exemplify "protectors."

Trump plays dead fish during a medical emergency in the Oval Office, and the White House makes a ridiculous Ozempic announcement. Oscar-nominated actor Ethan Hawke discusses his new movie "Blue Moon."

In the wake of Democrats' decision to end the government shutdown, Jon Stewart returns to his prediction that they were going to squander last week's hard-earned electoral victories. With nothing to gain from caving, momentum on their side, and a deeply unpopular president, Jon compares the Democrats to the New York Giants, who at least had the good sense to fire their coach. Rep. Chris Deluzio of Pennsylvania and Rep. Pat Ryan of New York, who are both Iraq war veterans and members of the House Armed Services Committee, talk to Jon about how the Trump administration prioritizes a trillion dollar military budget over the livelihood of veterans and service members.

Josh Johnson analyses how the Democrats' popular affordability platform has Trump jealously weaving plans for 50-year mortgages and socialist-seeming tariff rebates. Actor, comedian, former Daily Show correspondent, and U.S. Marine Corps veteran Rob Riggle joins Josh Johnson to discuss his memoir, "Grit, Spit, and Never Quit: A Marine's Guide to Comedy and Life."