Last week tonight

Scully's patient but curt responses led to the C-SPAN political editor earning the title on "Last Week Tonight."

The HBO late-night host took particular issue with Carlson's outburst about a "Sesame Street" educational special on race last week.

"Defunding the police absolutely does not mean that we eliminate all cops and just succumb to the purge," John Oliver explained Sunday on "Last Week Tonight."

The late-night comedian said of the president's claim, "You are just emptying your ego down the toilet."

"He walked us through his decision and it is chilling to watch 40 seconds of his mind at work," Oliver joked.

The late-night host said the Mueller report revealed that staff refused Trump's orders, which may have ultimately saved him.

The host led a segment that was centered around the public shaming of Monica Lewinsky, including by Leno.

Oliver suggested that hating robocalls might be "the only thing that everyone in America agrees on now."

Ahead of the season 6 premiere of 'Last Week Tonight,' Oliver talked to Newsweek about loving his job even as he takes on America's toughest subjects (and makes them funny).

The "Last Week Tonight" host accused Ingraham of fueling the racism behind Sunday's "Unite the Right" rally in Washington, D.C., with her anti-immigration rhetoric.

"It looks eerily real because it's depressingly plausible," Oliver said of the unused Ivanka Trump graphic.

Companies who entered deals with Cohen "got exactly what they paid for," Oliver said.

The HBO host revealed some shocking truths about our country's immigration court system—including the fact that children as young as 3 or 4 are required to defend themselves.

The children's book is dedicated to "every bunny who has ever felt different."

The comedian was responding to last week's shooting at Parkland's Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

"Trump may be the first-ever troll to be elected president."

The "Last Week Tonight" host reacts to the academy's expulsion of the disgraced Hollywood producer.

"Monuments are not how we record history—books are, museums are, Ken Burns 12-part miniseries are."

"Arpaio broke the rules he was sworn to uphold, rules that are put in place to protect citizens from a government going out of control," Oliver said of the former Arizona sheriff.

"He threw an airball so far away it landed in the Third Reich."

"If everyone is really honest, your level of fear over the North Korea situation is in direct proportion to whether they can hit the exact place where you live," said Oliver.

Jones's reported "health expert" falsely claims to be an MIT alum, Oliver says.

"I don't know about you," says Oliver, "but this week has drained me."

"The care of America's kidneys is way too important to be treated like a fast food experience," says Oliver.

"It seems that the Trump era will basically CTL-Z everything that happened on Obama's watch," Oliver says in reference to the president's stance on net neutrality.

"I know all of this seems like an evisceration of both Jared and Ivanka, but it is really not," says Oliver. "I don't know enough about them to eviscerate them."

"You in France love nothing more than acting like you are better than Britain and America," Oliver told French voters. "Now is your chance to prove that."

"In a democracy, the question of who gets to draw the map should not have as much significance as it currently does," says Oliver.

"Our federal laws desperately need to be brought up to date," says Oliver.

"If anything resembling this budget passes," says Oliver, "many of Trump's own voters will wind up getting burned."