I'm most definitely not going to be hugging any Nazis. But I do appreciate those who are.

These are just his opinions. He's entitled to them. But his opinions also influence the outcome of these awards, which in turn has a strong impact on the future of those shows, the salaries and future opportunities of the casts and creative teams, and television trends in general.

In a new Omaze campaign, Bee shows off her culinary taste and promises a Trump-free chat for a lucky winner saying, "Remember when people used to do things? Like enjoy lunch and each other's company? That's gonna be us!"  

Life After Hate, “the only organization dedicated to bringing people out of the white supremacist movement," lost federal funding they were promised during the Obama administration under Trump.

Last night, all the late night talk show hosts tackled the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville. Yes, even Jimmy Fallon.

Full Frontal with Samantha Bee looked at Steve Bannon's path to the White House, and Donald Trump's awful federal judiciary nominees. But she balances those stories with a visit to meet the badass women fighting ISIS in Iraqui Kurdistan.

On the latest episode of Full Frontal, Samantha Bee introduced us to the crackerjack cast of racists behind Trump's "Voter Integrity" Commission. 

Even in 2017, there have been quite a few things that remind us what's still at the core of the United States of America. Let's not forget that just because a blowhard bigot is having his day in the sun.

I would love for Elizabeth Warren to run for President (and if she did, I'd be a very happy camper), but honestly? I think she's capable of doing a lot more good as a senator. As it is, she's said repeatedly that she has no intention of running for President (though she is running for Senator of Massachusetts), but that doesn't mean she can't continue doing important work to move our country forward ... like being a life coach for Samantha Bee.

Samantha Bee's "Fantastic Words and Where Not to Find Them" segment is one of my favorite reactions to this administration's bastardization of language and the weird, nonsensical stream-of-consciousness that come out of their lying mouths.

In comes "Fantastic Words and Where Not To Find Them," a segment that is "Part news, part performance art, entirely nonsense," as Full Frontal "examine[s] Trump's bastardization of words and language."

There were a lot of similarities between this week's Senate hearing for Attorney General Jeff Sessions and previous Senate hearings surrounding the Trump administration, particularly with regard to an unwillingness to answer questions without being able to point to a legitimate reason—and some fairly faulty memories. One common thread stood out, though: the tendency to interrupt Senator Kamala Harris's questioning.

Here's a really delightful performance of "What's the Use of Feeling (Blue)" from none other than Steven Universe creator Rebecca Sugar.

Bee took on the recent events in a new segment titled "Our Weekly Constitutional Crisis: What the F*uck Is It This Time?"

Last night's Daily Show reunion on Stephen Colbert's Late Show came on what could not have been a more appropriate night. A huge political shitstorm hit the fan when FBI Director James Comey was fired by Donald Trump during an FBI investigation into Trump's campaign, and all our favorite political comedians were in one place. Still, our favorite moment came well before either of those things happened.

It's hard to traverse the Internet lately without tripping over articles on how Hulu's Handmaid's Tale adaptation seems eerily relevant these days, but pointing that out is only one way to put things into frightening perspective. Another, as demonstrated in this Refinery29 video from Samantha Bee's Not the White House Correspondents' Dinner is to have people try to tell the difference between our actual reality and dystopian fiction.

Samantha Bee is the news source we need right now, as was clear at the Not the White House Correspondents Dinner.