The Daily Show: Ears Edition Epstein’s Alleged Suicide Note Is “No Fun” & Trump Sics Military on Autocorrect | Adam Scott
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May 8, 2026 
Adam Scott, award-winning actor known for sharp comedic and dramatic turns, talks about his new horror film Hokum and breaking out of the “likable guy” mold. He reflects on Step Brothers’ comedic impact, shifts into shows like Big Little Lies and Severance, and why a creepy Irish hotel made the film so unsettling. Short, funny, and unexpectedly spooky.
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Poll Reveals Unusual Devotion To Trump
- Polling shows high Republican loyalty: 39% said Trump would win a physical fight against them, indicating deep psychological commitment.
- The panel treats the poll as both absurd and revealing of a base willing to endorse physical dominance metaphors.
Comedic Breakdown Of Imagined Trump Fight Moves
- Jordan Klepper hilariously enumerates dirty-fighting tactics he imagines Trump would use, from purple nurples to Serbian scrotum torture.
- The comedic exchange with Troy Iwata and Michael Kosta uses escalating absurdity to mock both Trump and fan devotion.
How Sensational Coverage Fueled A Dubious Sex Suit
- A viral JPMorgan lawsuit alleging a male employee was coerced into being a "sex slave" by a female boss sparked online sexualization and memes.
- Josh Johnson shows how sensational coverage amplified the story before key facts—reporting lines and evidence—didn't support the claims.