Samantha Bee

"No more baby interment camps, just regular internment camps. That's what we call a win in 2018."

After her jokes about Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Michelle Wolf has taken aim at another woman in the Trump administration.

The host apologized over the c-word comment that prompted calls for her firing.

Full Frontal with Samantha Bee is set to return on Wednesday and she will reportedly address the Ivanka Trump c-word controversy.

There are many definitions of the word, but they all describe the same adjective: weak.

“You know, the thing is, our show is steeped in passion,” Bee said.

The former first daughter dredged up the old quote, seemingly to point out double standards in the White House's treatment of problematic celebrities.

“The double standard is truly astounding,” Melania Trump’s spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham stated on her behalf.

"We have suspended our sponsorship of 'Full Frontal With Samantha Bee,'" read one statement from an advertiser.

White House press secretary Sarah Sanders called Bee's comment "vile and vicious."

Bee launched into a tirade on her TBS show "Full Frontal."

"Trump has never been great at keeping track of women he’s hurt," Samantha Bee said.

Bee finally lets the outgoing White House communications director know how she really feels.

"Really makes you wonder, what if we kept trying?"

"Hey buddy, I know you like to be part of something small and universally disrespected, so why not try Scientology?"

"Get ready for 'Nunes Memo: Tokyo Drift.'"

"Be nice to Lady Liberty. She's the only woman who will ever let you inside her."

You'd expect more for a guy who wrote a book on romance.

Moral of the story: Don't let your white parents spend the holidays watching Fox News.

Ana Gasteyer, who appeared on Wednesday night's episode of "Full Hour with Full Frontal's Samantha Bee," did not agree.

"An unbelievable torrent of hatred came at me in one night," she told Recode. Trump “completely broke it for me. And it broke me as a person.”

Is this the most savage Weinstein sketch yet?

The "Full Frontal" host is out to ensure that Trump is properly roasted on the night of the White House Correspondents' Dinner.

Artists and entertainers show their support for the millions marching worldwide for the rights of women, minorities and the disabled.

For those who want to laugh lest they cry about the state of American politics, Stephen Colbert, Jon Stewart, Samantha Bee and others take on the Republican National Convention.

Trump is “just peeling back the glossy exterior to reveal the hideous symbion that’s been lurking” in the Republican Party for decades, she says.

From Anderson Cooper to Stephen Colbert and Samantha Bee.