The Republican Party now claims to be pro-worker, however their policy actions don't align with the sentiment. From appointing anti-union officials to boasting about minimizing workforces, the conservative movement seems to be at odds with its past. Joining Jon Stewart this week is Chief Economist at American Compass, Oren Cass, and author of "The Price of Peace: Money, Democracy, and the Life of John Maynard Keynes", Zachary Carter, to explore labor rights, immigration, trade, the economy and domestic manufacturing. They attempt to figure out what the future of the Republican Party looks like in a post-Trump era and discuss how capitalism should function in a way that benefits the worker.

With less than a week until the election, Americans face a stark choice about their country's future. While Trump's supporters wave flags from the Revolutionary War — a war fought against a king —Trump seeks to expand presidential authority and claim immunity from wrongdoing. This week, we're joined by Mona Charen, Policy Editor at The Bulwark and host of "Beg to Differ" podcast, and Harvard Professor Emeritus Laurence H. Tribe, to explore Trump's shallow patriotism and his disregard for the very Constitution he could once again swear to preserve, protect and defend.