Season 11

An exploration of some of the most egregious financial and health care abuses by companies in the hospice care industry.

John Oliver examines the US vice presidential candidates, then delves into Hawaii's historical mistreatment of native Hawaiians. He acknowledges the complexity of the issues, offering suggestions for improvements.

John Oliver reviews some of Robert F. Kennedy's counterfactual positions and warns that he is a dangerous presidential candidate.

The likeable, British-born pundit John Oliver is provided a unique platform to offer up his singular perspective and distinct voice to any number of social, political or existing issues.

John Oliver dissects claims about migrant crime from the Republican National Convention, highlighting how the narrative has shifted political landscapes. He also advises viewers to drink water, visit the dentist.

UK prime ministers kept resigning, making unpopular choices that impacted the country. When Sunak unexpectedly called for elections, it highlighted the nation's turbulent political landscape and consequences of past leadership decisions.

John Oliver exposes plans for Trump's potential second term, including consolidating power with loyalists. In a bizarre twist, Oliver transforms into a bear and cannibalizes himself.

Tonight John Oliver discusses the environmental risks of the new emerging deep-sea mining opportunity and what is in the stakes when it happens. He also discusses why it might become obsolete in the face of latest and less demanding alternatives.

John Oliver talks about the ongoing elections in India and how the Modi supported BJP is going to win the election with the help of anti-Muslim campaigns. He is also concerned about how the rich got richer and more people are facing the food security issue under his regime. He also talked about the real reasons behind the fall of the popular food chain Red Lobster.

John Oliver examines the financial impact and environmental toll of corn production, the largest crop in the U.S., highlighting how major corporations reap most of the benefits over small farmers.

John Oliver examines the misuse of opioid settlement funds by state and local governments, highlighting systemic flaws and proposing solutions to combat the opioid crisis effectively.

For people like Eric Adams John Oliver explains the campus protests that are happening in USA and we should focus on what they are protesting about. Then he explained how the public libraries are being targeted by some organized group who are mostly driven by misinformation and misunderstanding.

John Oliver covers the week's protests in the United States and Israel about the war in Gaza, and analyze the events related to Adeel Mangi's confirmation hearing. The main story covers the concept of UFOs and UFOs were treated throughout the history and present days.

John Oliver discusses why millions of people have been kicked off of Medicaid, why Medicaid access was difficult even before the current "unwinding," and what would happen if fruits and vegetables could talk.

In the third installment of Death Penalty John Oliver discusses a few new information about the techniques that are being used to carry out the death penalty. He also tracks down a stock photo model from Azerbaijan just to take a photo with.

John Oliver examines food delivery apps' impact on restaurants, workers, and companies. He also discusses Donald Trump's Truth Social platform's stock performance versus its website traffic and popularity.

John Oliver explores origins and growth of US student loan debt. He scrutinizes loan servicers' mismanagement. Highlights Biden administration's debt cancellation efforts through existing program modifications, totaling millions in relief.

John Oliver talks about Mark Robinson the Republican candid for North Carolina running for Governor, and how he came to the attention to the republican people. The main story piece was John discusses how state medical boards fail to protect the one thing they were supposed to protect: the patients.

John Oliver examines Boeing's declining reputation, critiquing the company's profit-driven management approach over safety concerns and its fall from grace.

Pig butchering scams lure victims into fake investments, draining life savings. John Oliver examines origins, techniques used, vulnerabilities exploited, and provides prevention tips to avoid falling prey to devastating financial fraud.

John Oliver discusses the Supreme Court, the ethically questionable gifts some of the justices receive, and an offer for Clarence Thomas that could ruin John's life.