The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart

Jon Stewart interviews Iowa Senate candidate Josh Turek, a four-time Paralympian and state legislator, who discusses his campaign against incumbent Ashley Hinson.

Jon Stewart interviews Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez during the UN General Assembly, discussing the rise of European far-right populism, migration policy, and the need for multilateralism.

Jon Stewart interviews Lindsay Owens, author of "Gouged: The End of a Fair Price," to discuss how corporate collusion and AI-driven algorithms exploit consumers.

Jon Stewart interviews New York Times reporter Jonathan Swan, co-author of "Regime Change," to discuss the Trump administration's conduct of the Iran war and the erosion of institutional checks.

Jon Stewart hosts the final summer episode of his podcast with Breaking Points co-hosts Krystal Ball and Sagar Untawale.

Jon Stewart interviews Senator John Fetterman, who defends his contrarian stance against government shutdowns and the Democratic push to abolish the filibuster.

Jon Stewart interviews New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani to discuss his first seven months in office and the practical application of democratic socialist principles.

Jon Stewart interviews Austin Goolsbee, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, to demystify monetary policy and Fed independence.

Jon Stewart interviews former Special Counsel Jack Smith and ex-FBI Acting Director Brian Driscoll regarding the current administration's alleged weaponization of the justice system.

Jon Stewart sets aside serious politics to celebrate the US Men’s National Team’s surprising World Cup success with guests Roger Bennett and Tariq Panja.

Jon Stewart celebrates the Knicks' championship before discussing the US 250th anniversary with historians David Blight and Annette Gordon-Reed.

Jon Stewart interviews historian Quinn Slobodian about his book *Muskism*, which critiques the rise of technocratic power and digital capitalism.

Jon Stewart interviews David Wallace-Wells, author of *The Uninhabitable Earth*, to discuss shifting existential threats beyond climate change.

Jon Stewart discusses his final appearance on The Late Show before interviewing Professor Chris Miller about the geopolitical stakes of the semiconductor industry.

Jon Stewart interviews Ben Rhodes to critique the failed US intervention in Iran, arguing that bombing campaigns cannot dismantle nuclear programs or regimes.

Jon Stewart interviews Democracy Now!

Jon Stewart interviews Graham Plattner, a former Marine and oyster farmer running for Senate in Maine.

Jon Stewart hosts MIT economists Daron Acemoglu and David Autor to discuss AI’s impact on the workforce.

Jon Stewart welcomes actor and author Ben McKenzie to dissect the cryptocurrency industry, which McKenzie characterizes as a multi-level marketing scheme rather than a legitimate financial innovation.