The President Show brings America's most beloved leader to late-night as he takes his message to the people, fake news be damned. Everything's on the table and nothing's off-limits, except for anything that sounds even vaguely like dissent.

The President Show brings America's most beloved leader to late-night as he takes his message to the people, fake news be damned. Everything's on the table and nothing's off-limits, except for anything that sounds even vaguely like dissent.

The President Show brings America's most beloved leader to late-night as he takes his message to the people, fake news be damned. Everything's on the table and nothing's off-limits, except for anything that sounds even vaguely like dissent.

The President Show brings America's most beloved leader to late-night as he takes his message to the people, fake news be damned. Everything's on the table and nothing's off-limits, except for anything that sounds even vaguely like dissent.

The President Show brings America's most beloved leader to late-night as he takes his message to the people, fake news be damned. Everything's on the table and nothing's off-limits, except for anything that sounds even vaguely like dissent.

The President Show brings America's most beloved leader to late-night as he takes his message to the people, fake news be damned. Everything's on the table and nothing's off-limits, except for anything that sounds even vaguely like dissent.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 to talk about the fake news surrounding the president's ties to Russia.

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.

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.

The president addresses the press about a horrible virus plaguing Americans, signs important executive orders and sits down with Rolling Stone reporter Matt Taibbi.

The President Show brings America's most beloved leader to late-night as he takes his message to the people, fake news be damned. Everything's on the table and nothing's off-limits, except for anything that sounds even vaguely like dissent.

The President Show brings America's most beloved leader to late-night as he takes his message to the people, fake news be damned. Everything's on the table and nothing's off-limits, except for anything that sounds even vaguely like dissent.

The President Show brings America's most beloved leader to late-night as he takes his message to the people, fake news be damned. Everything's on the table and nothing's off-limits, except for anything that sounds even vaguely like dissent.

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.

The president introduces his fun new White House communications director, finds out what the American people think of him and sits down with reality TV star Carole Radziwill.

The president addresses the concerns about chaos in the White House, hosts a game night for his best friends and sits down with political columnist Ana Marie Cox.

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.

The president praises brave acts by the greatest Americans in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, visits an etiquette school and sits down with Our Revolution president Nina Turner.

The president looks back on a disastrous week, learns about the impeachment process from Rep. Brad Sherman and sits down with Veep executive producer Frank Rich.

It's a somber week -- so somber -- as the president screams at the TV, tackles basic training with transgender vets and sits down with veterans advocate Paul Rieckhoff.

The vice president crafts his own executive order, the president sits down with a psychologist to test his mental fitness, and Ana Kasparian discusses media and politics.

The president plays a spooky round of Prez Your Luck, has a terrifying encounter with the Muellerman and sits down with Shrill author Lindy West.

The president begins to unravel as he plays Six Degrees of Hillary Clinton, takes a trip to the Land of Fake Believe and talks with nuclear weapons expert Joe Cirincione.

The President Show brings America's most beloved leader to late-night as he takes his message to the people, fake news be damned. Everything's on the table and nothing's off-limits, except for anything that sounds even vaguely like dissent.