The rate of self-inflicted gunshot wounds to the genitalia among American gun owners is deeply troubling. In this segment, Larry explores Jeb Bush’s recent remarks concerning Black voters, joined by DeRay Mckesson, Mike Yard, and Rory Alban…

At the United Nations summit, President Obama and Vladimir Putin found themselves in direct engagement. Meanwhile, Larry engages in conversation about the recent finding of water on Mars, joined by Bill Nye, Michelle Buteau, and Ricky Velez…

Republicans in Congress launched a renewed attack on Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards. Meanwhile, Larry discussed Donald Trump’s proposed tax plan with Robert Reich, Marina Franklin, and Mike Yard.

Donald Trump is confronting accusations of fraud brought by former students of his Trump University. Meanwhile, Larry delves into Russia’s aerial assault on Syria, joined by Eddie Huang, Lisa Ling, and Jordan Carlos for a comprehensive disc…

Larry reflects on his conversation with presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, while Rory Albanese, Mike Yard, and Ashleigh Banfield offer their perspectives on the mass shooting that occurred at an Oregon college.

Larry dissects Hillary Clinton’s carefully constructed public persona, while Jessica Kirson, John Avlon, and Joey Bada$$ offer their perspectives on the qualities that resonate most strongly when considering a presidential contender.

California has enacted a significant law concerning the right to a dignified end of life, a development that has prompted discussion among Jay Leno, Bobby Gaylor, and Michelle Collins. Their conversation centers on the unexpected response o…

Following the bombing of a Doctors Without Borders hospital by American forces, President Obama offered an apology. Meanwhile, Rupert Murdoch voiced his endorsement of Ben Carson's presidential bid via a tweet.

Nancy Pelosi convened with Larry for an engaging gathering centered around a simple pleasure: ice cream. The conversation broadened to encompass a thoughtful discussion on Barack Obama’s enduring legacy as the nation's first African America…

The miniature pirate vessel, complete with a slave figurine, sat on the table as Larry discussed the current political landscape with Jesse Ventura, Seaton Smith, and Kathleen Madigan. He spoke of the enduring appeal of Donald Trump and Ber…

Larry dissected the strengths and weaknesses of the opening 2016 Democratic presidential debate in conversation with Steve Kornacki, Rory Albanese, and Gabrielle Union.

Frustration among police ranks continues regarding public recording, while Larry delves into Jennifer Lawrence’s essay concerning the gender pay gap in conversation with Grace Parra, Raul De Molina, and Holly Walker.

A heated exchange between Donald Trump and Jeb Bush centered on the events of September 11th. Meanwhile, Larry discussed Operation GroupMe with Raury, Mike Yard, and Natasha Rothwell, followed by a performance of "All We Need" by Raury.

The frequency of child-inflicted violence in the United States is a troubling reality, while elsewhere, Larry delves into the complexities of wealth therapy for the affluent, joined by Jeff Daniels, Rachel Feinstein, and Joe Budden.

A breach within the CIA’s digital defenses becomes the subject of conversation, followed by a discussion of President Joe Biden’s recent decision not to seek re-election, with Holly Walker, Ryan Duffy, and Terry Crews.

Recent arson attacks targeting Black churches in Ferguson, Missouri, are the subject of discussion, followed by a conversation between Larry and guests Lucy Lawless, Bonnie McFarlane, and Judah Friedlander regarding Representative Paul Ryan…

Rand Paul, vying for the Republican presidential nomination, discussed Donald Trump over a meal of soul food, while Bob Saget, Ana Kasparian, and Mike Yard shared anecdotes about particularly awkward Halloween costumes.

The Republican party consistently attempts to dominate presidential debates. On this program, Larry explores the surprising ascent of Ben Carson with guests Ron Perlman, Crystal Wright, and Jordan Carlos.

In Ohio, voters have rejected a measure to legalize marijuana. Meanwhile, Larry delves into the ongoing tension between faith and scientific understanding, joined by Neil deGrasse Tyson, Tom Papa, and Carl Lentz.

Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson has released a rap song that many find awkward, a development explored by Larry King in conversation with Lola Ogunnaike, Niecy Nash, and Bobby Gaylor as they examine the complexities of celebrity …

Ricky Velez addresses the issue of racism within professional wrestling, while in another segment, Larry discusses a study suggesting a high prevalence of bisexuality or homosexuality among women with guests Alex Berg, Mike Yard, and Grace …

Ricky Velez engages in a spirited exchange with former WWE personality Virgil, while Larry delves into potential solutions for global warming alongside Bill Nye, Bridget Everett, and Rory Albanese.

Shonda Rhimes recently spoke about her memoir, "Year of Yes," while Larry discussed the missteps of recent Republican presidential campaigns with Franchesca Ramsey, Steve Kornacki, and Jordan Carlos.

The latest Starbucks holiday cup has ignited a firestorm of disapproval among conservative Christians, while elsewhere, Larry finds himself wrestling with weighty moral questions alongside Norman Lear, Bill Engvall, and Rick Ross – specific…

The second Democratic debate saw Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton commanding attention, while Larry joined Dean Obeidallah, John Avlon, and John Green in a discussion of the phrase "radical Islam."

The Republican party has adopted a firm position regarding Syrian refugees. Meanwhile, Larry discusses the increasing prevalence of anti-racism demonstrations on university grounds with guests Jonathan Butler, Jadakiss, and Grace Parra.

Ben Carson issued a flawed map of the United States, while Larry discusses emoji etiquette with Ty Dolla $ign, Robin Thede, and Rory Albanese.

Mike Yard faces off against NHL player Cal Clutterbuck, while Larry prepares for Thanksgiving with Sway Calloway, Mike Yard, and Holly Walker.

On Fox News, Brian Kilmeade offered up a racially charged trope, while Larry King engaged in conversation about the Planned Parenthood shooting in Colorado with guests Busta Rhymes, Jordan Carlos, and Grace Parra.

The Texas school board has revised its approach to American history, a development that Larry explores in conversation with Pete Wentz, Ricky Velez, and Holly Walker. Their discussion delves into the roots of Donald Trump's enduring appeal.

Following the death of a Black teenager in a shooting, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel dismissed the city's police chief. Meanwhile, Larry discusses the concept of colorblind casting with Spike Lee, Rory Albanese, and Mike Yard.

The escalating frequency of mass shootings in the United States has, it seems, become a grimly familiar aspect of the nation's landscape. In this episode, Larry engages in conversation with Brian Posehn, Bobby Gaylor, and Robin Thede, the d…

President Obama navigated the nation's anxieties surrounding ISIS with a visible unease, while Larry delves into the practice of political pandering with Jon Glaser, Rory Albanese, and Mike Yard.

With the self-proclaimed leader of ISIS among the nominees for TIME's Person of the Year, Larry delves into Donald Trump's anti-Muslim rhetoric, joined by Mark Cuban, Jordan Carlos, and Grace Parra.

A thick smog hangs over Beijing, and Larry discusses the advantages and disadvantages of social media with guests Q, Rory Albanese, and Robin Thede.

A white student has filed a lawsuit against the University of Texas concerning its affirmative action policies. Meanwhile, Larry discusses Donald Trump’s rising popularity with Kevin Nealon, Grace Parra, and Mike Yard.

A Christmas card from a South Carolina legislator displays the Confederate flag. Meanwhile, Larry discusses Senator Ted Cruz’s rising popularity in Republican polls with Aida Rodriguez, Jordan Carlos, and Mike Yard.

Bill Cosby has filed lawsuits against seven of his accusers, alleging defamation. Meanwhile, Larry discusses a historically grounded portrayal of Jesus Christ with Taye Diggs, Rory Albanese, and Robin Thede.

As the field of Republican candidates vying for the presidency engaged in discussion over foreign policy, Larry explored Serena Williams’s recent Sportsperson of the Year accolade in conversation with T-Pain, Holly Walker, and Grace Parra.

The arrest of a notorious pharmaceutical CEO on fraud charges forms the centerpiece of a discussion, as Larry delves into some of the year's most impactful narratives alongside Pusha T, Rory Albanese, and Mike Yard.

A militia group bearing arms has taken control of a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon. On the air, Larry discusses this event with Franchesca Ramsey, Mike Yard, and Holly Walker, alongside the news of Bill Cosby's arrest.

Donald Trump launched a renewed attack on Hillary Clinton, this time focusing on her use of the restroom. Meanwhile, Bernie Sanders engaged in a discussion about his presidential aspirations with Larry, Grace Parra, and Jordan Carlos.

The president faced criticism after appearing to shed tears during a speech addressing gun control. Meanwhile, Larry discusses the media’s complicity in violence with Wesley Morris, Ricky Velez, and Robin Thede.

Reports from Pyongyang indicate that Kim Jong-un's regime has conducted a test of a hydrogen bomb. Meanwhile, Larry discusses the burgeoning field of crime-fighting robots in Silicon Valley with guests Hank Azaria, Mike Yard, and Rory Alban…

On a Sunday morning news program, Dennis Rodman takes the lead, while Larry engages in a discussion of Sean Penn's piece concerning Mexican drug lord El Chapo, joined by Tavi Gevinson, Mike Yard, and Grace Parra.

In Texas, Syrian refugees navigate the initial steps toward building a new life, while on screen, Larry investigates the potential exploitation of vulnerable individuals by lottery systems, joined by Kathleen Madigan, Ricky Velez, and Rory …

Robin Thede has voiced her concern about the potential for a predominantly white presence at the upcoming Academy Awards. Meanwhile, Larry delves into the enduring legacy of President Obama in conversation with Mario Batali, Mike Yard, and …

The Oregon militia maintains a consistent flow of dildos, while Larry engages in conversation about Bernie Sanders’s increasing popularity in presidential polling with John Fetterman, Rory Albanese, and Robin Thede.

In a surprising turn, a leader within the Montana Ku Klux Klan extends an invitation to individuals from minority groups. Meanwhile, Larry delves into Ted Cruz’s critical perspective on New York City, joined by Rembert Browne, Ricky Velez, …

Donald Trump is attempting to cultivate favor with evangelical voters, while Larry discusses a potential boycott of the Academy Awards with Romany Malco, Holly Walker, and Robin Thede.

With a notable endorsement, Sarah Palin has thrown her support behind Donald Trump's presidential bid. Meanwhile, Larry joins Dan Savage, Bobby Gaylor, and Grace Parra in a discussion exploring the complex connection between sexuality and i…

Sarah Palin has attributed her son's aggressive tendencies to the current President, while Jemele Hill, Jordan Carlos, and Robin Thede discuss the importance of awards ceremonies celebrating Black artists.

In a recent discussion, Dr. Rand Paul offered an assessment of a current ailment within the Republican party. Simultaneously, Larry engages in conversation with Marlon Wayans, Rory Albanese, and Holly Walker, focusing on the divisive nature…

In a recent development, Planned Parenthood achieved a legal victory in Texas. Meanwhile, Larry explores the prevailing criticisms surrounding Hillary Clinton with guests Jena Friedman, Mike Yard, and Robin Thede.

Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson challenged rapper B.o.B.'s belief in a flat Earth, while Larry discusses NFL player Cam Newton with Brandon Marshall, Ricky Velez, and Jordan Carlos.

President Obama has voiced concerns regarding the excessive weaponry of American police forces. Meanwhile, Larry delves into Joseph Fiennes' portrayal of Michael Jackson in a new film, joined by Chris Distefano, Grace Parra, and Robin Thede…

Timbaland, the rapper, withdrew from a benefit concert intended to aid Flint, Michigan, and Larry discussed the growing public anger surrounding voting rights in the United States with Gad Elmaleh, Mike Yard, and Jordan Carlos.

A prominent figure within the NAACP makes an inappropriate, sexist comment directed at a female journalist. Meanwhile, Larry delves into the outcomes of the Iowa caucuses in conversation with Lewis Black, Rory Albanese, and Franchesca Ramse…

The Democratic People's Republic of Korea has declared its intention to launch a satellite, a development explored in conversation with Wendy Williams, Rory Albanese, and Grace Parra. Meanwhile, Larry delves into Mattel’s latest offering: a…

Felonious Munk offers a considered exploration of the phrase "politically correct," while Larry engages in a discussion of the Republican presidential contest with Paul F. Tompkins, Ricky Velez, and Franchesca Ramsey.

Ben Carson’s arrival at the Republican debate was marked by a stumble, while Larry discussed Beyoncé's politically resonant Super Bowl halftime show with Keke Palmer, Franchesca Ramsey, and Robin Thede.

On a television program, the trial of Bill Cosby is portrayed, and Larry discusses the vibrant elements of the presidential election with Triumph the Insult Comic Dog, alongside Rory Albanese and Mike Yard.

Marley Dias discusses her #1000BlackGirlBooks initiative, while Larry engages in conversation with T.J. Miller, Jordan Carlos, and Grace Parra regarding Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders.

Grace Parra explores the nuances of online dating preferences, while also engaging in a discussion with Alexis Ohanian, Grace Parra, and Ricky Velez about the phenomenon of internet trolling.

Following Antonin Scalia’s passing, speculation and theories have circulated widely. Meanwhile, Larry engages in a conversation with Jose Antonio Vargas, Jordan Carlos, and Grace Parra regarding the evolving political landscape of Hispanic …

In a notable statement, Pope Francis has indicated that the judicious use of contraception could serve as a means of mitigating the spread of the Zika virus. Meanwhile, Larry discusses the challenges confronting African-American voters in c…

Bill Nye addresses a point of contention, while Larry delves into Apple's decision not to assist the FBI in circumventing security on a phone belonging to a suspected terrorist. He is joined in this discussion by Eddie George, Rory Albanese…

A pilferer absconded with a cardboard likeness of Larry, prompting Tom Papa, Mike Yard, and Jordan Carlos to address a Yelp employee’s lament regarding her meager starting wage.

Mike Yard and Robin Thede envision their ideal plantation wedding, while Larry delves into the impact of the #OscarsSoWhite protests with guests Daveed Diggs, Holly Walker, and Robin Thede.

A U.S. college student is being held in North Korea, while elsewhere, Larry engages in conversation about the potential health consequences of playing football with Malcolm Gladwell, Mike Yard, and Rory Albanese.

Super Tuesday saw Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton claim victory, solidifying their positions in the race. Meanwhile, actress Keke Palmer collaborated with rapper Jon Connor, performing their song "Fresh Water for Flint."

A public disagreement has emerged between Donald Trump and Mitt Romney. Meanwhile, Larry discusses the debate surrounding Zoe Saldana's casting in the film "Nina," joined by Michael K. Williams, Robin Thede, and Franchesca Ramsey.

In Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, commemorations of Confederate Flag Day are held, while Larry engages in conversation with Dave Attell, Mike Yard, and Ricky Velez regarding the impact of Donald Trump on contemporary political dialogue.

Rapper 2 Chainz offers his perspective on Ben Carson’s campaign suspension, while Larry discusses the controversy surrounding the film "Ghostbusters" with Cedric the Entertainer, Robin Thede, and Rory Albanese.

As Donald Trump's followers physically intimidate peaceful demonstrators, Larry delves into the strategies of political manipulation, joined by Mac Miller, Ricky Velez, and Franchesca Ramsey.

Robin Thede observes a widespread unfamiliarity with the life of Harriet Tubman, while Larry engages in conversation with Peaches, Holly Walker, and Grace Parra regarding Kim Kardashian’s recent nude photograph.

Hillary Clinton has retracted her earlier commendation of the Reagan administration's handling of the AIDS epidemic. Meanwhile, Larry investigates Donald Trump's increasingly volatile rallies, joined by Jurnee Smollett-Bell, Ricky Velez, an…

Holly Walker examines the growing movement for free menstrual products in public schools, while Larry discusses Donald Trump’s tactics regarding media coverage with guests Jussie Smollett, Rory Albanese, and Franchesca Ramsey.

Rory Albanese, Mike Yard, and Holly Walker engaged in a discussion about a lingerie advertisement, while Charlamagne Tha God, Jordan Carlos, and Grace Parra considered the public appeal of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.

Rapper 2 Chainz analyzes the potential challenges the Republican party might encounter with a contested convention, while Mike Yard, Robin Thede, and Joanna Coles examine the sexism directed toward Hillary Clinton.

President Obama's landmark trip to Cuba is the subject of conversation, alongside a discussion of Hulk Hogan's substantial $140 million legal win against Gawker, with Scott Aukerman, Grace Parra, and Bobby Gaylor.

Commentators have taken note of Donald Trump's reliance on a teleprompter during his address to the AIPAC, while Larry discusses social media with Jenn McAllister, Ricky Velez, and Franchesca Ramsey.

The Brussels bombings have ignited a renewed discussion surrounding Muslims in America. Larry examines the contrasting approaches of Ted Cruz and Donald Trump, joined in conversation by Anthony Hamilton, Mike Yard, and Robin Thede.

Joe Morton offers his perspective on Richard Nixon's racially biased approach to drug policy. Meanwhile, Larry discusses the emergence of pro-Donald Trump graffiti at Emory University with Neal Brennan, Mike Yard, and Jordan Carlos.

As Mississippi observes Confederate Heritage Month, Larry engages in a discussion with Mike Epps, Rory Albanese, and Robin Thede regarding the racially charged casting debate surrounding the production of "Hamilton."

The Smithsonian Institution has faced criticism for its inclusion of Bill Cosby in a recent exhibit. Meanwhile, Larry discusses climate change and the 2016 presidential election with Bill Nye, Jordan Carlos, and Grace Parra.

A fortunate error led George Mason University to inadvertently adopt the acronym ASSOL for its law school. Meanwhile, Larry delves into the unfolding presidential primaries, joined by Wendell Pierce, Mike Yard, and Franchesca Ramsey.

Larry channels his familiar "Soul Daddy" persona of the 1970s as he discusses contemporary American issues with Jake Tapper, Ricky Velez, and Holly Walker.

Grace Parra offers insights into the Panama Papers, while Larry engages in conversation with Waka Flocka Flame, Robin Thede, and Mike Yard regarding Bill Clinton's justification of his contentious crime bill from the 1990s.

The Trump campaign has leveled accusations of "Gestapo tactics" against Ted Cruz, while Larry delves into Hillary Clinton's recent sketch with Quinta Brunson, Franchesca Ramsey, and Rory Albanese, examining its comedic timing.

Bernie Sanders, a contender for the Democratic presidential nomination, recently spoke with Larry about his path to victory in the primaries, the ongoing water crisis in Michigan, and his plan to dismantle large financial institutions.

Ice Cube and Common offer their perspectives on racial tensions within the United States, while Larry examines Bono’s proposition that comedians should confront ISIS, a discussion joined by Bassem Youssef, Ricky Velez, and Jordan Carlos.

Sarah Palin derides Bill Nye's claim to scientific authority, while Larry discusses the thwarted attempts to include women on United States currency with Terry Crews, Grace Parra, and Holly Walker.

Following controversy over Bill O'Reilly's remarks regarding forehead tattoos, tonight's program features an examination of political opportunism. Joining host Larry Wilmore are Tony Hale, Ricky Velez, and Franchesca Ramsey.

The Garden State is contemplating the use of marijuana for alleviating menstrual cramps, while Larry discusses Hillary Clinton’s victory in the New York primary with Susan Sarandon, Mike Yard, and Rory Albanese.

In Utah, efforts to combat pornography are underway, yet a concerning increase in sexually transmitted diseases receives comparatively little attention. Meanwhile, Larry delves into the passing of rock icon Prince, joined by Russell Simmons…

In her account, Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha details her work to address the Michigan water crisis, while Larry contemplates the possibility of a presidential ticket comprised entirely of women – a notion he explores with Grace Helbig, Mike Yard,…

Two hundred and fifty U.S. troops have been deployed to Syria. Meanwhile, Larry engages in conversation with Matt McGorry, Jordan Carlos, and Robin Thede, focusing on President Obama’s remarks regarding the criticisms leveled against Black …

Despite disappointing primary results, Ted Cruz has chosen a running mate. Meanwhile, Larry engages in conversation about Beyoncé's visual album, "Lemonade," with Chris Jackson, Ricky Velez, and Franchesca Ramsey.

Faced with a dwindling treasury, ISIS has begun to curtail benefits for its members. Meanwhile, Larry finds himself contemplating the impending presidential election, discussing the contest between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton with Baka…

Franchesca Ramsey addresses a controversy surrounding the film "Ghostbusters," while Larry delves into Donald Trump's sexist remarks concerning Hillary Clinton, joined by Riki Lindhome, Rory Albanese, and Grace Parra.

News reports credit Dennis Rodman with facilitating the release of an American detainee from North Korea. Meanwhile, Larry delves into the enduring legacy of President Obama in conversation with Quinta Brunson, Robin Thede, and Mike Yard.

With Ted Cruz’s withdrawal from the presidential contest, Larry joins Meghan Markle, Ricky Velez, and Franchesca Ramsey to discuss Donald Trump’s position as the likely nominee of the Republican party.

In Flint, Michigan, President Obama shares a drink of water with residents, while elsewhere, Larry engages in a conversation about the current condition of American baseball with Ken Burns, Mike Yard, and Holly Walker.

Donald Trump asserts that Hillary Clinton condoned her husband’s infidelities. Meanwhile, Larry explores the complexities of racial advancement in America alongside Aida Rodriguez, Mike Yard, and Franchesca Ramsey.

A recent decree in China prohibits the suggestive consumption of bananas in online videos. Meanwhile, Larry delves into a contentious pre-graduation photograph from West Point, joined by Lecrae, Ricky Velez, and Holly Walker to discuss its …

Congressional scrutiny focuses on the persistent issue of unreported sexual abuse within the armed forces. Meanwhile, Larry delves into allegations of liberal bias on Facebook, joined by Angie Martinez, Rory Albanese, and Grace Parra for a …

Despite the ongoing campaign, Bernie Sanders remains a contender for the presidency. Meanwhile, Larry delves into the recent gun auction of George Zimmerman, joined in conversation by Audra McDonald, Jordan Carlos, and Robin Thede.

The former president found himself in a peculiar predicament, accused of falsely claiming to be his own spokesperson. Meanwhile, Larry delves into Donald Trump’s troubling history of disparaging remarks about women, joined in conversation b…

In a landmark procedure, surgeons in America have successfully completed the nation’s first penis transplant. Meanwhile, Larry delves into Hillary Clinton’s strategies for her husband, Bill Clinton, in a conversation with Lewis Black, Jorda…

Donald Trump has extended a truce to Megyn Kelly, while Larry delves into the recent controversy surrounding NBA player Steven Adams, joined by Anthony Anderson, Ricky Velez, and Holly Walker.

The Mississippi town is compelled by a court order to end its segregationist school policies, while Larry joins Paul Scheer, Ricky Velez, and Mike Yard in a discussion of America’s complex history with marijuana.

The former president shifted his position on gun control, a topic explored by Larry in conversation with Jen Bartels, Grace Parra, and Rory Albanese. Their discussion also addressed the complex question of whether prostitution should be le…

The legal proceedings against Bill Cosby for sexual assault have commenced, while elsewhere, Larry investigates the contentious name of the Washington Redskins in conversation with Esperanza Spalding, Mike Yard, and Robin Thede.

Long delays plague veterans seeking care at VA hospitals. Meanwhile, Larry discusses the diminishing presence of conservative voices on college campuses with Arianna Huffington, Ricky Velez, and Franchesca Ramsey.

With Donald Trump now the presumptive nominee for the Republican party, Larry explores the enduring impact of Alex Haley's "Roots," joined by LeVar Burton, Jordan Carlos, and Holly Walker.

Grace Parra tackles Beyoncé's allegations of exploitative labor practices, while Larry explores the aftermath of a mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, alongside Mychal Denzel Smith, Mike Yard, and Robin Thede.

The lenient consequences faced by a Stanford athlete accused of sexual assault prompts reflection from Larry as he discusses the O.J. Simpson trial with Malcolm Gladwell, Rory Albanese, and Franchesca Ramsey.

President Obama has responded to Donald Trump’s rhetoric regarding Islam, while on air, Larry discusses Congress’s reaction to the Orlando shooting with Timothy Simons, Ricky Velez, and Grace Parra.

Felonious Munk delves into the complexities of the phrase "radical Islamic terrorism," while Larry engages in a discussion about the current landscape of feminism in America with Anika Noni Rose, Franchesca Ramsey, and Holly Walker.

A Tennessee congressman has announced a raffle offering an AR-15 rifle as a prize. Meanwhile, on a panel with Tom Papa, Jordan Carlos, and Grace Parra, Larry offers his assessment of Donald Trump’s faltering presidential bid.

With Congress unable to make progress on gun control measures, Larry discusses a proposed bill with Adrienne C. Moore, Rory Albanese, and Robin Thede. The bill would mandate women's registration for the draft.

With Donald Trump’s presidential campaign facing financial difficulties, Larry joins rapper M1, Mike Yard, and Holly Walker for a conversation exploring America’s deep-seated relationship with firearms.

In a demonstration demanding stricter gun control measures, House Democrats initiated a sit-in. Meanwhile, on Arsenio Hall's program, Larry joined Arsenio Hall, Mike Yard, and Robin Thede to discuss the perceived lack of sincerity underlyin…

Each evening, the show's commentators engage in spirited arguments regarding the ethics of the no-fly list. Meanwhile, Larry delves into the ramifications of the Brexit vote alongside Joanna Coles, Rory Albanese, and Mike Yard.

The Red Cross is facing criticism over a poster perceived as racially insensitive. Meanwhile, Larry explores Elizabeth Warren’s support for Hillary Clinton, joined by Jaime Camil, Franchesca Ramsey, and Jordan Carlos.

Franchesca Ramsey offers a sharp, incisive response to Kanye West's "Famous" video, while Larry discusses the complexities of cultural appropriation with guests Vic Mensa, Rory Albanese, and Robin Thede.

On this episode of Soul Daddy, Larry delves into Donald Trump’s vocal endorsement of torture, joined by Diane Guerrero, Ricky Velez, and Holly Walker as they reflect on the holiday.

A tweet from Donald Trump containing anti-Semitic content is followed by a discussion with Larry, who addresses the contentious meeting between Bill Clinton and Loretta Lynch, and the perspectives of Michael Ian Black, Grace Parra, and Rick…

Barack Obama campaigned in support of Hillary Clinton, and on the program, Larry discussed the ramifications of Clinton’s email controversy with Bassem Youssef, Rory Albanese, and Mike Yard.

Gretchen Carlson has filed a lawsuit against the CEO of Fox News, alleging harassment. Meanwhile, Larry discusses with Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, Franchesca Ramsey, and Jordan Carlos the police shootings of two Black men.

The Cleveland Police Department has proposed a temporary ban on open carry of firearms. Meanwhile, Larry discusses Melania Trump’s plagiarism controversy with guests John Fetterman, Rory Albanese, and Robin Thede.

Mike Yard raises concerns regarding a purported conspiracy surrounding "Pokemon Go," while Larry delves into critiques of the Black Lives Matter movement in conversation with DeRay Mckesson, Holly Walker, and Mike Yard.

A sign proclaiming "Black Olives Matter" hangs in the window of a restaurant, a curious detail as Larry engages in conversation with Salman Rushdie, Jordan Carlos, and Grace Parra. Their discussion centers on Ted Cruz's apparent hesitation …

YG’s provocative track, "F**k Donald Trump," is gaining attention, and Larry discusses the Republican presidential nominee’s recent RNC speech with guests Nina Turner, Ricky Velez, and Franchesca Ramsey.

Michelle Obama captivated the nation with a powerful address at the Democratic National Convention. Meanwhile, Larry joined Wyclef Jean, Jordan Carlos, and Franchesca Ramsey to discuss Bernie Sanders’s decision to endorse Hillary Clinton.

Donald Trump’s encouragement of Russian espionage against the United States is discussed, followed by a conversation with Eliana Johnson, Mike Yard, and Robin Thede regarding Bill Clinton’s speech concerning Hillary at the Democratic Nation…

President Biden dismissed Donald Trump's statements as "malarkey," while Larry discussed the enduring question of Hillary Clinton's suitability for the presidency with guests Cass Sunstein, Ricky Velez, and Grace Parra.

With Hillary Clinton securing the Democratic Party's nomination for president, Larry prepares to speak with Gary Johnson, the Libertarian candidate vying for the same office.

A wave of excitement washes over an American anticipating the games in Rio de Janeiro, while, elsewhere, Larry delves into the current trajectory of Donald Trump’s presidential bid, joined by DJ Drama, Mike Yard, and Robin Thede.

The ongoing water crisis in Michigan continues to demand attention, and Larry joins Abdullah Saeed, Holly Walker, and Franchesca Ramsey to discuss the accusations of sexual harassment leveled against Roger Ailes of Fox News.

President Obama granted clemency to 214 individuals, commuting their prison sentences. Meanwhile, Larry explored the implications of Donald Trump’s provocative remarks regarding the Second Amendment in conversation with Deshauna Barber, Jor…

A chorus of criticism directed at U.S. gymnast Gabby Douglas echoed across Twitter, while elsewhere, Larry compared the shortcomings of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, drawing parallels with the insightful commentary of Ana Marie Cox, Ric…

Mike Yard and Rory Albanese engaged in a discussion regarding the use of a particular racial slur, while Larry examined Donald Trump's campaign against Hillary Clinton alongside Julie Klausner, Mike Yard, and Robin Thede.

Larry shared two of his preferred moments from *The Nightly Show*, then discussed the recent unrest in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, concerning police, joined by Quinta Brunson, Franchesca Ramsey, and Holly Walker.

A Chinese swimmer has garnered attention for her remarks regarding menstruation, while Larry delves into the current state of the 2016 presidential campaign in conversation with Lewis Black, Ricky Velez, and Rory Albanese.

The evening's program concludes with an unexpected appearance by Jon Stewart, followed by a reflective discussion between Larry and his usual team.