Paul McCartney
The NSA builds a data compound, Paul McCartney describes his music career with the Beatles and Wings, and Michael Bloomberg's bike share "begrimes" New York.
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Wed Jun 12
Paul McCartney -
Paul McCartney, NSA, Edward Snowden, Michael Bloomberg's Bike Share, New York City
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Tue Jun 11
Daniel Bergner -
NSA Wiretapping Scandal, Jeffrey Rosen on the Fourth Amendment, TSA Detains Chewbacca, Daniel Bergner, "What Do Women Want?"
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Mon Jun 10
Dan Savage -
NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden, Protests in Turkey, Missile Launch Officers' Job Satisfaction, Dan Savage on Gay Marriage, "American Savage"
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Thu Jun 6
Stephen King, John Mellencamp & T-Bone Burnett -
NSA Phone Surveillance, Stephen Gets Spy Training, Stephen King, John Mellencamp, T Bone Burnett, Ghost Brothers Musical
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Wed Jun 5
Jonathan Alter -
"Man of Steel" Costume, Laurie Garrett, Monsanto Modified Wheat, Chicago Sun-Times, Photojournalism, Jonathan Alter, 2012 Presidential Campaigns
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Tue Jun 4
Alex Gibney -
Michele Bachmann Retires, Google Glass Bans Porn, The Lone Ranger, 3D Printed Food, IRS, Alex Gibney, WikiLeaks
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Mon Jun 3
John Dingell -
Mark Pocan of Wisconsin's 2nd, Precision Guns, John Dingell, History of Congress
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Thu May 23
Christopher Chivers -
Barack Obama, U.S. Drone Program, Andrew Bacevich, Pope Francis, Atheists, C.J. Chivers, Syrian Civil War
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Wed May 22
The National -
Lois Lerner on IRS Scandal, Mitch McConnell for Hemp, PBS, David Koch, The National
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Tue May 21
Noah Feldman -
Irish Potato Famine Science, Pot, Metabolism, Jeff Duncan, Census, Noah Feldman on China
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Mon May 20
David Sassoon -
ABC News, Jonathan Karl, Lying, Benghazi Scandal, Tea Party Tax Exemption, David Sassoon, Oil Spills
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Thu May 16
Daniel Lieberman -
Congress, Eric Holder, China, Peace in the Middle East, Gun Nonprofit, Printable Guns, Daniel Lieberman
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Wed May 15
Cyndi Lauper -
United Nations, Bugs, Livestock, Congresswoman Gwen Moore, Cyndi Lauper, Broadway, Kinky Boots
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Tue May 14
Dan Brown -
House of Representatives, Repeal Obamacare, Immigration Study, Hispanics, Maxim, Miley Cyrus, Dan Brown
The NSA builds a data compound, Paul McCartney describes his music career with the Beatles and Wings, and Michael Bloomberg's bike share "begrimes" New York.
The National Security Agency's cyber snooping is revealed, the TSA targets Chewbacca, and Daniel Bergner uses science to discover what turns women on.
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden explains himself, violent protests break out in Turkey, missile launch officers dislike their jobs, and Dan Savage criticizes DOMA, wiretapping, military, game shows, civil rights
The Obama administration snoops on Verizon customers, Stephen becomes a spy, and Stephen King writes a musical with John Mellencamp and T Bone Burnett.
Superman gets a makeover, Laurie Garrett reviews Monsanto's wheat incident, the Chicago Sun-Times scraps photojournalism, and Jonathan Alter dissects the 2012 election.
The Report pays tribute to Michele Bachmann, NASA researches printable food, the IRS invests in line dancing, and Alex Gibney explores WikiLeaks.
Mark Pocan tempts Stephen with divorce, precision-guided guns promote skill-free killing, and John Dingell wants Congress to learn how to compromise.
Barack Obama addresses his usage of drones, Andrew Bacevich thinks war is bad, Pope Francis embraces atheists, and C.J. Chivers reports on Syrian rebels.
Lois Lerner won't spill the IRS scandal beans, Mitch McConnell endorses hemp, PBS appeases David Koch, and The National shares their album "Trouble Will Find Me."
Scientists solve the Irish potato famine mystery, pot boosts metabolism, Rep. Jeff Duncan plans to ban the census, and Noah Feldman describes the Cool War with China.
ABC's Jonathan Karl lies about the Benghazi scandal, Stephen applies for Tea Party tax exemption, and David Sassoon shares his e-book, "The Dilbit Disaster."
Congress peppers and grills Eric Holder, China seeks peace in the Middle East, a nonprofit provides access to printable guns, and Daniel Lieberman endorses barefoot running.
The UN describes bugs as "mini-livestock," Congresswoman Gwen Moore rides shotgun, and Cyndi Lauper outlines her Broadway musical, "Kinky Boots."
The House tries to repeal Obamacare again, an immigration study slams Hispanics, Maxim honors Miley Cyrus, and Dan Brown takes inspiration from Dante.
Barack Obama addresses his usage of drones, Andrew Bacevich thinks war is bad, Pope Francis embraces atheists, and C.J. Chivers reports on Syrian rebels.
The NSA builds a data compound, Paul McCartney describes his music career with the Beatles and Wings, and Michael Bloomberg's bike share "begrimes" New York.
Lois Lerner won't spill the IRS scandal beans, Mitch McConnell endorses hemp, PBS appeases David Koch, and The National shares their album "Trouble Will Find Me."
Congress peppers and grills Eric Holder, China seeks peace in the Middle East, a nonprofit provides access to printable guns, and Daniel Lieberman endorses barefoot running.
ABC's Jonathan Karl lies about the Benghazi scandal, Stephen applies for Tea Party tax exemption, and David Sassoon shares his e-book, "The Dilbit Disaster."
The Obama administration snoops on Verizon customers, Stephen becomes a spy, and Stephen King writes a musical with John Mellencamp and T Bone Burnett.
Scientists solve the Irish potato famine mystery, pot boosts metabolism, Rep. Jeff Duncan plans to ban the census, and Noah Feldman describes the Cool War with China.
The House tries to repeal Obamacare again, an immigration study slams Hispanics, Maxim honors Miley Cyrus, and Dan Brown takes inspiration from Dante.
The UN describes bugs as "mini-livestock," Congresswoman Gwen Moore rides shotgun, and Cyndi Lauper outlines her Broadway musical, "Kinky Boots."
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden explains himself, violent protests break out in Turkey, missile launch officers dislike their jobs, and Dan Savage criticizes DOMA, wiretapping, military, game shows, civil rights
The National Security Agency's cyber snooping is revealed, the TSA targets Chewbacca, and Daniel Bergner uses science to discover what turns women on.
Mark Pocan tempts Stephen with divorce, precision-guided guns promote skill-free killing, and John Dingell wants Congress to learn how to compromise.
Superman gets a makeover, Laurie Garrett reviews Monsanto's wheat incident, the Chicago Sun-Times scraps photojournalism, and Jonathan Alter dissects the 2012 election.
The Report pays tribute to Michele Bachmann, NASA researches printable food, the IRS invests in line dancing, and Alex Gibney explores WikiLeaks.
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The "Summer of the Whistleblower" continues, Lewis Black scrutinizes cutting-edge technologies, and Mavis Staples performs songs from her album, "One True Vine."
Republican senators respond to the NSA surveillance controversy, Al Madrigal exposes undercover whistleblowers, and Armando Iannucci talks American politics and "Veep."
Details of the government's domestic surveillance practices emerge, the Best F#@king News Team Ever congratulates John Oliver, and Seth Rogen talks "This Is the End."
The Daily Show Special Edition takes a look back at its most British Correspondent.
New York City residents react to Citi Bike, Jon announces his trip to Iran, and John Oliver seizes power.
Chris Christie calls for a special election, Jessica Williams observes Tennessee's signature health care initiative, and Jon Favreau looks back on his White House days.
China wins the Iraq War, health officials warn of a global MERS epidemic, and Brian Williams weighs in on press freedoms.
The IRS gets a taste of its own medicine, John McCain visits Syrian rebels, and Mike Lerner and Maxim Pozdorovkin explain the meaning of Pussy Riot.
The Daily Show Special Edition takes a look back at our friendly neighbors to the north.
The Obama administration prosecutes dangerous potheads and journalists, Jason Jones measures conservative reactions to IRS profiling, and Morgan Freeman waxes scientific.
The IRS proves short on answers, Apple answers for its tax dodge, Peggy Noonan ranks presidential scandals, and Bill O'Reilly considers the Obama administration's troubles.
Toronto's mayor learns that crack is whack, Al Madrigal tracks down former MSNBC pundit Dylan Ratigan, and Phil Jackson talks basketball and managing big egos.
The Obama administration deploys some guy to do damage control, China flushes away all traces of a mysterious ooze, and Ellen Page sings Canada's praises.
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