Jason Segel
Desi Lydic unpacks Harris and Trump's pitches to women and Black men. Donald Trump's appeal gets weird when he claims to be the "father of IVF", while Kamala gets a little help from a noticeably disappointed Barack Obama. Plus, Josh Johnson joins Desi to spitball some alternative pitches for the candidates. Every vote matters in this election, even the Insane Clown Posse-loving Juggalos. Troy Iwata journeyed to their annual music festival, the Gathering of the Juggalos, in Thornville, Ohio to learn about the issues that matter to fans of the murder-clown genre and speak to band member Violent J about his disdain for Trump, his politics, and whether he'd accept the presidential nomination. Emmy-nominated actor Jason Segel talks to Desi Lydic about how dancing in the street led to becoming co-creator and star of the Apple TV+ series "Shrinking," the legendary compliment his series co-star Harrison Ford gave to Segel's performance in the movie "Forgetting Sarah Marshall," and his experience acting alongside Daily Show alum Jessica Williams. Plus, Segel channels his on-screen therapist experience to answer the Daily Show staff's life advice questions.
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