The President Show - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Keith Olbermann
The president breaks down who's being nice and who isn't and pays a visit to the "real" New York, and Keith Olbermann stops by to discuss his web series, "The Resistance".
Dan Savage
The president signs some executive orders that he thought of all by himself, befriends a portrait of Andrew Jackson and talks dirty with "Savage Lovecast" host Dan Savage.
Linda Sarsour
The president reacts to what the crooked media is saying about him, visits an elementary school and sits down with co-founder of the 2017 Women's March Linda Sarsour.
Deepak Chopra
The president receives a visit from a frumpy old friend, gets a guided lesson in meditation and sits down with "You Are the Universe" co-author Deepak Chopra.
S.E. Cupp
The president goes on a journey overseas, shows off his souvenirs from other world leaders and chats with S.E. Cupp about America's mistrust of the media.
Dr. Michael Eric Dyson
The president shakes up his inner circle and makes a big business deal on the golf course, and Dr. Michael Eric Dyson stops by to discuss white privilege in America.
Evan McMullin
The president dodges questions about James Comey, visits his pals in the Land of Fake Believe and sits down with former CIA operative Evan McMullin.
Bassem Youssef
The president turns his daily briefings into a game show and takes a trip to his hometown, and political satirist Bassem Youssef discusses fleeing persecution in Egypt.
Matt Walsh
The president finds out who's a witch and who isn't, holds auditions for a defense lawyer, and tries an improv scene with "Veep" star Matt Walsh.
Matt Taibbi
The president addresses the press about a horrible virus plaguing Americans, signs important executive orders and sits down with Rolling Stone reporter Matt Taibbi.
Joy Behar
The president reacts to what the crooked media is saying about him, meets up with former mobsters and sits down with "The View" co-host Joy Behar.
Carole Radziwill
Carole Radziwill of The Real Housewives of New York City chats with the Big Apple's greatest export: the president of the United States.
Ana Marie Cox
Ana Marie Cox of the failing New York Times Magazine stops by to chat with the leader of the free world.
DeRay Mckesson
The president breaks down who's being nice and who isn't, visits his friends in the magical Land of Fake Believe and sits down with activist DeRay Mckesson.
Nina Turner
The president praises brave acts by great Americans in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, visits an etiquette school and sits down with Our Revolution President Nina Turner.
Frank Rich
Writer and producer Frank Rich sits down with the president to talk about his work at the failing New York Magazine and the HBO show "Veep."
Paul Rieckhoff
The president screams at political pundits on TV, tackles basic training with transgender service members and sits down with veterans advocate Paul Rieckhoff.
Ana Kasparian
The president takes on all the very unfair losers out to get him; an interview with Ana Kasparian, the cohost of The Young Turks.
Lindy West
The president caps off another successful week by talking to author and New York Times opinion writer, Lindy West.
Joseph Cirincione
The president sits down with Joseph Cirincione, a nuclear policy expert and president of Ploughshares Fund.
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