As Trump continues to pull initiatives that promote diversity, equity and inclusion, the co-hosts react to former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg slamming the Democrats’ diversity approach.

Then, the co-hosts weigh in on toxic female friendships and whether they track their partner’s location.

“Daredevil: Born Again” co-stars Charlie Cox and Vincent D’Onofrio discuss playing enemies Daredevil and Kingpin in the new Marvel series 10 years after they debuted the roles.

Antoni Porowski joins to discuss his new show “No Taste Like Home,” featuring special guests Awkwafina, Issa Rae and Florence Pugh, and its message about immigration.

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The co-hosts discuss Pres. Trump's social media post depicting himself as a king and saying he would have a "very nasty life" if he lost the presidential election. Then, the co-hosts discuss a fertility clinic being sued over an embryo transfer mix-up, which led to a woman giving birth to another couple's baby.

Idina Menzel joins to discuss returning to the Nederlander Theater for her new show "Redwood" and how she relates to her iconic characters Elphaba and Elsa.

Griffin Dunne looks back on hosting “Saturday Night Live” in 1986 and discusses exploring his star-studded real-life journey in “The Friday Afternoon Club: A Family Memoir.”

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The co-hosts share their takeaways from the latest Fox News interview with Pres. Trump and Elon Musk, and react to Steve Bannon calling Musk a "parasitic illegal immigrant."

The co-hosts weigh in after George Clooney, who was one of the first high profile Democrats to call for Joe Biden to step aside in the 2024 race, reflected on Pres. Trump's victory.

Rep. Jasmine Crockett discusses what she says is Project 2025's influence on the second Trump administration, the impact of Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency and the rehiring of federal employees.

Sarah Hyland joins to discuss starring as Daisy Buchanan in the Broadway production of "The Great Gatsby" 100 years after the book was originally published and reflects on playing Molly in the 1999 TV movie “Annie."

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After Tom Hanks' "Black Jeopardy" character on the "Saturday Night Live" anniversary show drew backlash, the co-hosts discuss and share their favorite moments from the night. Then, as some slam the Federal Aviation Administration layoffs by the Trump administration following recent plane crashes, the co-hosts weigh in.

Acclaimed Hollywood producer Will Packer weighs in on the backlash to diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, what he learned from Beyoncé's rejection and his advice for success from his new book, "Who Better Than You?"

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The co-hosts question if Pres. Trump has a "flood the zone" strategy with his many executive orders since taking office. Then, the co-hosts weigh in on the new Netflix series "Apple Cider Vinegar" dramatizing a real-life cancer hoax.

Jennifer Welch and Angie 'Pumps' Sullivan of the "I've Had It" podcast join to discuss their hit podcast and how they defy stereotypes, how 'Pumps' got her nickname, and what they've "had it" with lately.

Adam Lambert joins to discuss playing the Emcee in "Cabaret" on Broadway, tackling antisemitism in the show and his message to the LGBTQ+ community. Then, he performs "I Don't Care Much."

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The co-hosts discuss the controversy around Best Picture nominee "Emilia Pérez" and whether past offensive tweets by its star Karla Sofía Gascon will hurt its chances of winning.

Then, they discuss the upcoming season of "The White Lotus" and how they feel about girls trips.

Do you schedule sex? The co-hosts weigh in after celebrity couple Nick and Vanessa Lachey spill about their sex life in a recent article.

Sara Haines is on the "Behind the Table" podcast and shares how ‘Saturday Night Live’ was her "north star" in moving to New York City in her twenties.

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After two of Pres. Trump's most controversial cabinet picks – Tulsi Gabbard and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. – were confirmed by the Senate, the co-hosts weigh in.

Following years of antisemitic rants, the co-hosts react to Ye, the rapper and designer formally known as Kanye West, being dropped by his talent agency after running a Super Bowl ad that sparked fierce backlash.

Oscar-nominated actress Mikey Madison shares why her movie "Anora" was such a passion project for her and reacts to getting her first Oscar nomination.

Yasmin Elhady of the "Muslim Matchmaker" dishes on her modern dating advice this Valentine's Day.

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As the White House and Elon Musk go full steam ahead with their purge of federal agencies, the co-hosts discuss the impact of it all. Then, they react to the Associated Press being banned from the Oval Office and the White House’s response to accusations that Pres. Trump’s actions are violating the First Amendment.

The co-hosts weigh in on why some in the restaurant industry have a new term for the day before Valentine's Day.

Monica Barbaro joins to discuss portraying folk icon Joan Baez in "A Complete Unknown," what Gen Z is calling her "toxic situationship" with Bob Dylan and getting her first Oscar nomination.

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The co-hosts weigh in on Elon Musk's White House press conference with Pres. Trump where he defended himself against critics who say he should not have the power to gut federal agencies.

Super Bowl LIX MVP and Philadelphia Eagles’ quarterback Jalen Hurts joins to reflect on his big win and how he celebrated.

Original "Saturday Night Live" cast member Laraine Newman and former cast members Julia Sweeney and Leslie Jones stop by ahead of the show’s 50th anniversary celebration to look back on their trailblazing characters and “breaking” on the show.

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The co-hosts react to Pres. Trump's interview with Fox News and him responding "no" when asked if he views Vice Pres. JD Vance as his successor. Then, could Democrats learn from the GOP's social media strategy? The co-hosts weigh in.

Later, they co-hosts discuss whether Serena Williams' halftime appearance was about clapping back at past criticism or trolling rapper Drake.

Melissa Gilbert joins to discuss how love clashes with politics in her off-Broadway show “Still,” and why she chose to respond to backlash over the “Little House on the Prairie” reboot. 

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