Sam tries to prove civil discourse isn't dead with a discussion about Rikers Island.

A walk through the "Upside Down," or as it was known before Donald Trump, the English language.

Samantha sits down with Senator Elizabeth Warren to grab some secondhand hope.

Between religious freedom and healthcare reform, Republicans have been very busy, so Samantha examines the fruits of their labors.

Full Frontal finally takes a look at all the bullshit we've been missing since the White House of Horrors opened.

Sam sets out to save journalism one small-town newspaper at a time.

Remember that Georgia Rape Kits story? Well, get ready for Rape Kits 2...

Former White House Counsel John Dean helps Sam settle the debate of "Who Wore Corruption Better," Nixon or Trump.

Reluctantly revisiting the 1980s to discuss the War on Drugs.

A musical tribute to Kris Kobach's unconstitutional laws, with help from Javier Munoz.

Eat your heart out Ivanka! Sam meets the Kurdish women who've taken work-life balance to a new level.

The untold story of how Christian conservatives went from politically inactive to never shutting the hell up. Five councilwomen in Seattle have been receiving a lot of hate for the insidious crime of doing their jobs. Sam learns that the only thing sadder than Jeb Bush's super PAC is the guy who raised millions of dollars toward it: Mel Immergut. More thrilling sports talk from our favorite Seawards!

Hey, NRA! Are those most of our elected GOP members of Congress in your pocket? Or am I just too depressed to finish this joke? Up next: a look at how Donald Trump is making crackpot paranoid fascist slogans great again. The U.S. is taking away the right of Native Americans to hear cases in their own tribal courts, and we're not even giving them any smallpox. We conclude with an act of kindness and compassion more powerful than any high-capacity assault rifle.

Samantha tracks the Jeb Bush campaign.

A special installment explores the first presidential debate of 2016.

As primary season draws to a close, we take a walk down memory lane, climb memory bridge, and throw ourselves into the memory ocean. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand is reaching across the aisle to prevent military officers from reaching into their subordinates' pants. #passMJIA. Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson has scaled Mt. Everest, but can he overcome Clinton Peak and Dirtpile Trump? Support the Military Justice Improvement Act, and help protect our privates' privates. #PassMJIA. Sam welcomes an old friend and a new friend to the office. Find out which one of them poops in it.

Full Frontal correspondents Allana Harkin and Amy Hoggart visit a Trump rally to find out if his supporters think the upcoming election is rigged against him.

Samantha reacts to the news of Donald Trump's election to the Presidency.

Full Frontal discusses the real "bad dudes" who are rushing in to ruin America. Spoiler alert: they live in the White House.

A look back at the 2010 midterm elections and how life has changed for people in states with legislatures that flipped from blue to red.

Samantha visits supporters of Donald Trump. Patiently watching and listening is the Full Frontal Fact Checker.

Samantha discusses the New York promaries as John Kasich leaves no sandwich undevoured or Jewish person uncondescended to. Also, a panel of the most diverse humans imaginable tells Samantha why Bernie Sanders can—and will—become the next president.

What can we learn from the mass shooting in Orlando? Whatever it is, you can count on our elected officials to ignore it. We didn't believe it at first either, but a state that seems to be doing a great job with improving mental health is... Florida? Full Frontal visited the Libertarian National Convention in Orlando, FL, where libertarians acted like total libertarians. Breaking News: New York 1's Pat Kiernan is sick of reporting mass shootings. So are we.

It used to be Brits only drove on the wrong side of things. Then they voted on Brexit. Sam traveled to Dearborn, MI to speak with Muslims who had the audacity to do nothing wrong. They may not be getting everything right, but at least the Supreme Court is getting stuff done.

In order to get a better understanding of the Democratic Party’s optics problem, Sam sits down with a superdelegate who is also a lobbyist.