On Christmas Day, a Nigerian terrorist attempts to detonate a bomb aboard a U.S. airliner. Meanwhile, *The Best F**king News Team* guides Tiger Woods toward a new spiritual path, and Michael Pollan advocates for healthier eating habits amon…

John Oliver explores a pivotal moment in American history, while George Lucas discusses his latest work.

President Obama has addressed the recent Christmas Day terror attempt, while Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mike Mullen offered commendation to the United States military.

A pledge unfulfilled by the President casts a shadow, while Maggie Gyllenhaal finds a quiet moment, sharing animated frights with her child.

John Oliver elucidates the intricacies of Terrorball, while John Yoo addresses the legal boundaries surrounding torture.

Amidst substantial bonuses being distributed on Wall Street, Paul Ingrassia offers his perspective on the automotive industry bailout.

Sarah Palin has joined the broadcast team at Fox News, while Ringo Starr recently took the stage to perform alongside Ben Harper and Relentless7.

Glenn Beck shared a personal journal entry with Sarah Palin, while Tom Brokaw discussed his latest documentary project.

Wyatt Cenac awaits an apology from Harry Reid, while David Walker endeavors to reshape the nation’s fiscal practices.

Larry Wilmore offers his assessment of Barack Obama’s inaugural year, while Colin Firth recounts a peculiar memory of floating unclothed within an aquarium.

With Scott Brown's impending election as president-elect, Reverend Jim Wallis has renewed his call to address avarice within the financial sector.

Keith Olbermann employed a barrage of personal attacks, while Julie Andrews discussed her latest film, "Tooth Fairy."

John Oliver has championed a significant win for corporations, while Bill Gates has recently begun posting on Twitter.

The financial district reacted to the President's warning, while Jon harbored a desire for intimacy with Elizabeth Warren.

The individual known as "ACORN pimp" has been taken into custody, and Ethan Watters offers commentary on the effects of the United States on psychological well-being.

Wyatt Cenac, in a moment of unguarded candor, seems to momentarily overlook his own racial identity, while Doris Kearns Goodwin challenges the Republican party with a pointed invitation to filibuster.

President Obama shared a midday meal with figures from across the political spectrum, while his economic advisor, Austan Goolsbee, navigated the complexities of avoiding discussions that veered into the realm of historical economic downturn…

The Camry blurred as Jason Jones pushed the accelerator, and for Brian Williams, the memory of his prom night with Jon surfaced unbidden.

Sam Bee discovers the considerable challenges inherent in masculinity, while Atul Gawande pursues the aspiration of saving lives through meticulous checklists.

Rachel Maddow dissects her subjects with sharp precision, while Anthony Weiner champions the cause of healthcare reform.

Sarah Palin habitually jots reminders on her hand, while Jenny Sanford finds herself longing for the company of those within the governor's mansion walls.

Senator Richard Shelby announced the candidates for consideration, while Newt Gingrich offered commentary on the transformative policies of the Obama administration.

Geraldo Rivera offered a defense of those who take children from Haiti, while Willie Mays used his earnings to purchase soul food with funds typically reserved for steak.

Iran has initiated a program to send animals into orbit, a development that aligns with Lee Daniels's enduring faith in the discerning nature of American audiences.

The Conservative Political Action Conference convened, offering a gathering reminiscent of a bygone era's counterculture festivals. Meanwhile, Ricky Gervais offered his characteristic sharp wit, targeting Karl Pilkington in his comedic obse…

Wyatt Cenac examines the concealed charges levied by Bank of America, while Jeff Garlin reflects on his struggle with compulsive eating.

John Hodgman attempts to remedy the Winter Olympics, while Tracy Morgan entertains visions of opening a Chickendales restaurant.

John Oliver dissected the aftermath of the bipartisan summit, while James Clyburn recounted a pleasant lunch he'd enjoyed.

Rick Sanchez addressed the looming tsunami, while Neil deGrasse Tyson explored the possibility of life beyond Earth.

Samantha Bee endeavors to secure employment for Jonah Falcon, while Robert Pattinson expresses concern regarding an oversaturation of projects.

Sarah Palin performs stand-up comedy, while Lynne Olson examines the origins of the Anglo-American alliance.

Jon experimented with Chat Roulette, while Scott Patterson offered a description of the quantitative analysts who orchestrate the financial markets of Wall Street.

John Oliver offered a sardonic acknowledgment to those who initiated the Iraq invasion, while Harry Markopolos detailed fraudulent practices within the financial sector.

A contingent of conservative legal figures has launched an attack on Representative Liz Cheney, while Marc Thiessen offers his perspective on the legal entitlements of individuals designated as enemy combatants.

Glenn Beck expressed disappointment with Eric Massa's actions, while Jerry Seinfeld found amusement in the complexities of matrimony.

As Barack Obama championed his healthcare reform initiative, Eamon Javers delved into the shadowy realm of corporate espionage.

Aasif Mandvi takes on the persona of Captain Moneybags, while Michael Lewis delves into the complexities of subprime mortgages.

Senator Chris Dodd has unveiled his proposal for financial reform, while Jude Law offered his perspective on the nation's healthcare challenges.

In a decision that drew considerable attention, the Texas school board rejected a proposal related to Oscar Romero, while Snoop Dogg offered insights into the origins of his distinctive voice.

Jon cautions the nation regarding the rise of progressivism, while Gary Locke addresses the matter of the census questionnaire.

Jason Jones highlights the increasing presence of racism within the world of basketball, while Ben Stiller extends an invitation to Jon for Passover Seder.

Sarah Palin attempted to bolster John McCain's standing, while Robin Williams spoke about his innovative cardiac valve.

The unsettling tone of a racist phone call received by a C-SPAN host finds a stark parallel in Roxana Saberi’s account of her imprisonment in Iran.

CNN has brought on Erick Erickson as a new contributor, while Liz Claman recently drew a comparison between the financial markets and a casino.

The practice of insurance companies refusing coverage to children is a persistent concern, while Reza Aslan offers a critical perspective on the conflict in Afghanistan.

The world of golf welcomes back Tiger Woods, while in a stark contrast, Richard Phillips recounts his harrowing experience of being taken captive by Somali pirates.

Michael Steele invoked the issue of race, while Jon displayed a lack of recognition for Steve Carell.

President Obama finalized a treaty aimed at reducing nuclear weapons, while David Remnick offered insights into the president's overarching aspirations.

The author and filmmaker recently spoke about his newest documentary, which examines the far-reaching environmental and social consequences of what is currently the most extensive natural gas drilling boom in recorded history.

The acclaimed actress spoke recently about her newest project, a film centered on the history of Nevada's pioneering legal brothels.

Landon Donovan and Bob Bradley, representing the United States national soccer team.

Journalist and author Jere Van Dyk discusses his latest book, "Captive: My Time as a Prisoner of the Taliban."

Denis Leary, the actor and comedian, discusses the latest installment of *Rescue Me*.

Julianne Moore recently shared her thoughts on a range of subjects: the ever-evolving world of technology, the craft of acting itself, and the peculiar skill of convincingly portraying tears.

Acclaimed novelist Marilynne Robinson discusses her latest work, "Absence of Mind: The Dispelling of Inwardness from the Modern Myth of the Self."

Michael Cera, known for his roles in "Arrested Development" and "Extract," recently appeared on a program to discuss his latest film, a collaboration with Jennifer Aniston and Jeff Goldblum.

Arcade Fire performs a track from their latest album, "The Suburbs."

Tonight, the Academy Award-winning actress will discuss her newest film during the program.

The television personality, known for co-hosting "Project Runway," has recently released a book offering guidance on navigating the complexities of career, relationships, and life itself. The work details strategies for achieving success an…

The actor and director is revisiting the production to discuss his most recent undertaking.

Jon declared the Rally to Restore Sanity, while Bill Clinton lent his support to the burgeoning economic recovery.

The thirty-ninth President of the United States appeared on *The Daily Show* to speak about his latest book.

A familiar challenge confronts the President, while elsewhere, Sigourney Weaver is unexpectedly transported back to the halls of her adolescence.

The Senate's attempt to overturn the policy of "don't ask, don't tell" has been unsuccessful, while Edward Norton has expressed his amusement at the eccentricities of Robert De Niro.

The Republican party has presented its latest proposals, while King Abdullah II of Jordan expresses hope for a resolution to the Middle East conflict.

Stephen Colbert lampoons Congress, while Bill O'Reilly declines an invitation to the Rally to Restore Sanity.

The House minority whip recently spoke about his new book, which aims to champion a fresh cohort of Republican leaders.

The Chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, an economist with a background in journalism, offers insights into the administration’s strategy for economic recovery.

A former aide to Joe Biden reflects on his time in the Senate and offers perspectives on the future trajectory of the Democratic Party following the upcoming election.

Rick Perry, author of "Fed Up!," recently spoke about his new book, which details what he sees as the shortcomings of Washington's responsiveness to the needs of ordinary citizens.

Harrison Ford, known for roles in films like "Morning Glory," joins us today to discuss his newest project.

The athlete, once a celebrated figure on the track, now speaks of forging a path toward atonement following the scandal that ended her career – the conviction for using performance-enhancing drugs.

The actor and comedian offers insights into what he considers the most significant volume in karate's history – a book he has recently penned.

In this unvarnished conversation, Hugh Shelton addresses Julian Assange’s endangerment of national security, alongside his worries regarding the reversal of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy.

The mastermind behind "Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode III Special" recently discussed his newest comedic take on the beloved saga. The actor and director offered insights into the project, sharing details about his latest parody of the ic…

Edmund Morris has written extensively about Theodore Roosevelt.

John Oliver and Olivia Munn offer merchandise celebrating the recent unrest, while Gordon Brown reflects on the economic downturn.