Jon Stewart's post-election analysis: what Democrats prepped for, what went wrong, and how the pundits who got it wrong are now the ones pointing fingers. "We all struggle with survivor's guilt." Retired U.S. Marine Corps Sergeant Thomas J. Brennan talks to Jon Stewart on Veterans Day about why he founded the award-winning nonprofit newsroom, The War Horse, to focus on the human impact of military service and raise awareness of issues faced by veterans and military families. They also discuss Brennan's latest War Horse film, "Shadows of Fallujah," in which he and his fellow platoon members open up for the first time about their experience fighting in the Battle of Fallujah in Iraq 20 years ago and healing from the losses of that battle.

Jordan Klepper tackles Trump's meeting with Biden and the president-elect's newest nominees: Matt Gaetz, Tulsi Gabbard, and Pete Hegseth. Plus, Troy Iwata makes Jordan jealous with his new Secretary of the Interior title. America barely survived the first Trump presidency, so Dulcé Sloan is documenting the cornerstones of society before our inevitable collapse, including the library, the theater, schools, and public parks. Good luck in the nuclear war! "The story is not necessarily focused on the demise of Diddy, it's focused on the celebration of my resilience… I represent that hope that things work out." Moses "Shyne" Barrow, who went from Grammy Award-winning rapper to Leader of the Opposition in the Belize House of Representatives, joins Jordan Klepper to discuss his journey, showcased in the upcoming Hulu documentary, "The Honorable Shyne." They talk about "taking the fall" for Diddy, serving nearly 10 years in prison for the 1999 nightclub shooting, and letting go of that baggage through Judaism, as well as hip-hop's evolution and why pivoting from music to politics was a "seamless transition."