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- 2 Jon Stewart & Pete Buttigieg on Tariffs, Trump Chaos and the Democrats’ Future | The Weekly Show 2,500,000 views
- 3 Jon Stewart & AOC Take On Trump’s Comeback and Rebuilding the Democratic Party | The Weekly Show 2,000,000 views
- 4 Jon Stewart & Rory Stewart on Trump’s Restructured Global Order | The Weekly Show 1,900,000 views
- 5 Podcasting Through It with Heather Cox Richardson | The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart 1,800,000 views
- 6 Jon Stewart on Trump’s Win and What’s Next w/ Heather Cox Richardson | The Weekly Show 1,800,000 views
- 7 Jon Stewart & Kaitlan Collins Navigate Trump’s Headline Hurricanes | The Weekly Show 1,700,000 views
- 8 America vs. The Rest with Alastair Campbell | The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart 1,500,000 views
- 9 Trump’s Domination Politics with Fareed Zakaria | The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart 1,300,000 views
- 10 Graham Platner On Service, Messaging & the Future for Democrats | The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart 1,100,000 views
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The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart·Culture
Graham Platner Wants to Be the Oyster Farmer Who Fixes the Senate
A Marine combat vet from Sullivan, Maine showed up on Jon Stewart's podcast and spent an hour saying the quiet parts loud about why Democrats keep losing.
The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart·Interviews
Amy Goodman Has Been Right About Everything for Thirty Years and Nobody Paid Her For It
The Democracy Now founder joins Jon Stewart to talk about what journalism actually costs, and what the corporate press gave away for free.
The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart·Culture
Ben Rhodes Told You So: The JCPOA Was Right, the Iran War Was Dumb, and Everyone Knew It
The former Obama deputy national security advisor walks Jon Stewart through a decade of foreign policy failure, and the argument is depressingly airtight.