Elon Musk: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver
John Oliver discusses Elon Musk, the influence he has over more than just his businesses, and the perfect place for him and Mark Zuckerberg to finally have that cage match.
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John Oliver discusses Elon Musk, the influence he has over more than just his businesses, and the perfect place for him and Mark Zuckerberg to finally have that cage match.
Jon Hamm, Dove Cameron, Chloe Fineman and more show off their impressions of celebrities like Timothée Chalamet, Jennifer Coolidge and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Eddie talks about his love of reality shows, realizing his age while filming Beverly Hills Cop 4, an amazing photograph he took with a bunch of legendary stars in 1990 at a tribute to Sammy Davis Jr., meeting Frank Sinatra, having dinner with Lola Falana, the rumor that Stevie Wonder isn’t actually blind, his new movie Candy Cane Lane, his favorite holiday movies, the gifts he gets from his kids, his $100,000 bet with Richard Pryor, and daring Dick Cavett to do crazy things in the 80s.
The CMA Awards were on ABC tonight hosted by Peyton Manning & Luke Bryan, the Republican debate took place in Miami and Donald was absent once again, Ivanka took the stand in the $250 million fraud case against her father, it was not a very good election night for the MAGA-verse, voters in Ohio overwhelmingly passed a measure to protect a woman’s right to choose, we discovered that Mike Lindell makes unusual sounds when he’s making a point, the mayor in Saskatchewan Canada has an interesting name, a pre-owned vehicle in New Jersey had an unfortunate encounter with the local wildlife, and country star Jelly Roll has a great new holiday gift idea for you!
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Seth addresses a personal financial disclosure revealing that Mike Johnson doesn’t have a bank account, 80-year-old congresswoman Kay Granger announcing she won’t run for reelection and more in his monologue for Thursday, November 2.
Bill reacts to the GOP’s hard-right choice for Speaker of the House in his Real Time monologue.
Weekend Update hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che cover the week’s biggest news before speaking with Colin’s agent J.J. Gordon (Sarah Sherman).
Bill reacts to the top stories of the week, including President Biden‘s visit to Israel and the Republicans‘ inability to govern.
James Kirchick and Matt Duss join Bill Maher to discuss the Israel-Hamas war and its reverberations in American media and academia.
Bill warns that technology and safetyism are leading to a public health crisis of loneliness, isolation, and lack of connection.
Bill reacts to the terrorist attacks on Israel in his Real Time monologue.
Rep. Steve Scalise is the GOP’s nominee for Speaker of the House, Rep. George Santos faces new federal charges for defrauding campaign donors, and Stephen has incredible news about a new Sasquatch sighting.
Canada is trying to “Make North America Great Again” and Jordan Klepper is going to find out why.
Jimmy addresses the latest news, like Kevin McCarthy floating the idea of replacing himself as House Speaker, California banning four food additives and the 20th anniversary of the pumpkin spice latte.
Former Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy took aim at Democrats at a press conference following his ouster, and Stephen has a theory about Commander Biden‘s behavior at the White House.
Bill reacts to the top stories of the week, including Republican infighting and Biden’s border wall.
Jordan Klepper tackles the latest headlines, including the implications of the Fox News and Dominion settlement, and the racist recordings of Oklahoma officials.
Everyone who works with Rep. Matt Gaetz thinks he’s a sleaze, the former president says he’ll go to Capitol Hill to help select the next House Speaker, and Rudy Giuliani’s alleged drinking problem is under the microscope.
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