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President Obama talks about his new book “A Promised Land.”

In his latest musical parody, Randy Rainbow is definitely not sending a message to Donald Trump that he's not re-elected today! Watch below as he takes on a Company classic!

Former President Barack Obama recently sat down with CBS SUNDAY MORNING co-host Gayle King.

Dr. Phil talks about being on an episode of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire,” the possibility of calling Donald Trump to tell him to concede, the emotions that Trump is experiencing right now, shooting his show without an audience, some of the crazy topics he has coming up, celebrating his 70th birthday, and COVID’s impact on all of our lives.

Cory talks about winning re-election in New Jersey, trying to stay positive about everything going on, Joe Biden’s confidence, Trump calling the election for himself, finding common ground with Americans that have different beliefs, being insulted by Donald Trump, the legalization of Marijuana in NJ, and a surprise appearance from his girlfriend Rosario Dawson.

James Corden connects with Mayor Pete Buttigieg on the eve of the 2020 presidential election between Donald Trump and Joe Biden, and James asks Pete about a lot of the anxieties Americans are sharing heading into the vote count. And James asks the author of 'Trust' if he will still continue to make appearances on Fox News that leave anchors speechless with his answers.

In his latest musical parody, Randy Rainbow wants to know how you will vote on Tuesday. Check out his ode to Enchanted below!

The 2020 Presidential Election is just days away and BroadwayWorld's Vote Ambassadors Kimber Elayne Sprawl (Girl From the North Country) and Ryan Vasquez (Hamilton) want to make sure that you're up to date on the issues. 

James Corden connects with David Byrne, who has been in New York and is happy to report it is not the ghost town President Donald Trump has been describing it as. After James asks David about what he learned about a bike trip to Staten Island, David tells James about his project with Spike Lee, 'American Utopia.'

David talks about reassuring people during the pandemic, spending a lot of time in the studio, supporting other journalists, the Presidential Debates, interviewing Donald Trump, the issues that are important to Americans, and election night.

Saturday Night Live returned last night with another iconic political Cold Open, this time taking on the final presidential debate.

This weekend's episode of Saturday Night Live included one of their ever-iconic political cold open sketches, once again.

Senator Warren talks about the plan she had in place back in March to tackle COVID-19, the grade she would give Donald Trump on his handling of the virus, the hearings for Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett, holding Senators like Lindsey Graham accountable for things they have said, the idea of stacking the Supreme Court, and bringing people together.

Inspired by President Donald Trump's return to the White House with James Corden performs a special version of Paul McCartney's classic 'Maybe I'm Amazed.' Still infected with COVID-19 and facing polls heading in the wrong direction, we'll see what Trump is immune to in the next month.

In his latest musical parody, Randy Rainbow isn't just singing from Gypsy. He's singing for Gypsy with Patti LuPone! Watch below as he is joined by Broadway royalty to sing 'If Donald Got Fired.'

Bob Woodward talks about Donald Trump's reactions to his book, 'Rage,' discusses his interviews with the president about COVID-19 and reveals an important piece of advice he received from The Washington Post's late owner, Katherine Graham.

The Lincoln Project has created a video, titled Covita, a Trump-themed parody of Don't Cry For Me Argentina from the musical Evita.

James Corden connects with Seth MacFarlane, who shares his take on the news of President Donald Trump contracting COVID-19. And Seth tells James how he came to be involved in the return of COSMOS, as well as some of the other projects that keep him busy, including 'Books of Blood' and 'Great Songs from Stage & Screen.'

Saturday Night Live has officially returned for its new season, the first in front of a live audience since the start of the pandemic. Last night, the show's cold open tackled the presidential debate that was held on Tuesday.

James Corden connects with former First Lady, U.S. Senator and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton the night after the first debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden, and Hillary shares her observations and what advice she gave Biden's debate team as they prepared to face someone who uses bully tactics.