This week on Le Show, the song left out of the Michael Jackson biopic, plus a special plea from Kristi Noem, and an RFK Jr apology.

This week on Le Show, Harry Shearer sings Why Shouldn’t I Be The Pope?

and a Secretary of Death blesses you with more Bible-adjacent quotations.

Plus, AI error rates on the rise, The Apologies of the Week, and more.

Le Show with Harry Shearer - April 12, 2026 by Harry Shearer

This week, on Le Show, the Felon-in-Chief explains “Stone Ages,” and AI starts to live up to its science-fiction dreams.

Le Show with Harry Shearer - March 29, 2026 by Harry Shearer

This week on Le Show, the Felon-in-Chief explains on “Truth Social Audio” why a war isn’t a war because it’s so short, unless it goes longer.

Plus, a conversation with Danny Funt, author of “Everybody Loses," about the explosion of online betting.

This week on Le Show, DJT’s Truth Social Audio is neither truthful nor social. Plus, the news that ICE cruelty is caused, in part, by Stephen Miller’s insistence on daily arrest quotas starts getting some Congressional oxygen… at last.

This week on Le Show, someone sounding a lot like Pete Hegseth defends the bombing of an Iranian girls’ school. Then someone sounding a lot like Donald Trump sings a tribute to “My Feelings and My Gut”. And there’s a lot more legitimate information that the AI hypesters would prefer you ignore.

This week on Le Show, the delightful marriage of AI and nuclear weapons, and the Felon-In-Chief’s plan for the New Iran.

This week on Le Show, Harry sings an original song about some of the more high-ranking passengers on Jeffrey Epstein’s plane, nicknamed “The Lolita Express”, an audio edition of Donald Trump’s Truth Social in which he establishes a new, higher than Supreme, court, and a series of “conversations” proving that intelligence—even if “artificial”—doesn’t necessarily coincide with common sense.