The Archive

Jon talks to BBC Newsnight International Editor and Foreign Correspondent Gabriel Gatehouse about how QAnon can attract people desperately looking for reasons to explain their misfortunes, and how the mainstream media often leads to the virality of conspiracies.

Jon talks with BBC foreign correspondent Gabriel Gatehouse about his work covering the U.S. elections—which turned into reporting on QAnon.

A sampling of viewer questions about our Freedom episode

Bassem Youssef, Francisco Marquez, and Maria Ressa — all of whom have faced terrible consequences for speaking out against authoritarian governments — discuss how to defend freedom around the globe.

This isn’t Jon’s first rodeo when it comes to Hitler jokes.

Are COVID safety measures, like masks and vaccines, more like Hitler? Or is COVID, which has killed over 700,000 Americans alone, more like Hitler? There's only one way to find out!

New to being “oppressed?” Here’s Jenifer Lewis, legend of stage and screen, to guide you through.

What we can do to fight misinformation and preserve our rights to vote.

Because that little robot stinks

I’m an American. I believe in freedom. It was MY choice to get the vaccine, and now I am making the choice to have my vaccine removed.

We’re talking freedom and race in America (we know!). Jon, who is famously old and white, is joined by staff writer Kasaun Wilson and associate producer Trey Sherman before talking to Alex Stamos, former chief of security at Facebook and current director of the Stanford Internet Observatory, about the impact of social platforms on democracy—and guess what? It’s not great.