Episode
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Voting
Overview
John talks about the late Antonin Scalia's love of the Letter of the Law, Chipotle's food safety problems, how Voter IDs laws should be applied to those who write them, and New Zealand's economic development minister Steven Joyce.
Details
- Series
- Last Week Tonight with John Oliver
- Season
- Season 3
- Episode
- Episode 1
- Air date
- 2016-02-14
- Runtime
- 30 min
Episode context
Voting is Episode 1 in Season 3 of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. It aired on 2016-02-14. The runtime is 30 min.
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