John Oliver reduced President Donald Trump ’s takeover of Washington, D.C., to a mere publicity stunt on Sunday’s Last Week Tonight ― but of course the host had a more entertaining description.

Oliver took aim at Kennedy Jr’s MAHA campaign, a wellness crusade that the host warned touted fringe health fads while dismantling key public health institutions.

Last Week Tonight' host John Oliver joked that former Superman and new ICE recruit, Dean Cain, won't have to wear a mask because 'The chances of anyone recognizing him are f---ing zero.'

John Oliver got emotional remembering the trust and bravery Monica Lewinsky showed appearing on "Last Week Tonight" back in 2019. On Tuesday's episode of "Reclaiming with Monica Lewinsky," Oliver got choked up when Lewinsky thanked him for having her on the show.

Oliver skewered Chuck Schumer for his long fixation on an imaginary Long Island couple, Joe and Eileen Bailey, before presenting a skit of the "real" Baileys.

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"That may actually be a perfect encapsulation of Trump's presidency: A bunch of people yelling, 'What the f*** are you doing?'" the 'Last Week Tonight' host quipped after the president caught reporters off guard.

Former “Superman” actor Dean Cain took a shot at “Last Week Tonight” host John Oliver after he mocked him and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in a segment on his

The actor calls out the "Last Week Tonight" host for supposedly stealing his jokes from online and defends his filmography.

Oliver's Emmy-winning "Last Week Tonight" is structured around one main segment each week that dives deep into a particular topic. Recent subjects have included juvenile justice, AI and deferred prosecution agreements. Oliver has also tackled segments focused more on politics, and he has been critical of President Donald Trump.

John Oliver has already made his feelings about U.S. health secretary RFK Jr. abundantly clear, but on Sunday's episode of Last Week Tonight he targeted the Make America Health Again (MAHA) movement in general, from the people behind it to the scientifically questionable ideas they espouse.