Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: 2x2
Tobacco
Thanks to tobacco industry regulations and marketing restrictions in the U.S., smoking rates have dropped dramatically. John Oliver explains how tobacco companies are keeping their business strong overseas and how Phillip Morris International in particular is employing some unethical legal practices while suing some of the world’s poorest countries. Plus, we’ve noticed that the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue still exists but can’t quite figure out why.
2 - 1Marketing to Doctors Feb. 08, 2015
2 - 2Tobacco Feb. 15, 2015
2 - 3Elected Judges Feb. 22, 2015
2 - 4Infrastructure Mar. 01, 2015
2 - 5U.S. Territories Mar. 08, 2015
2 - 6The NCAA Mar. 15, 2015
2 - 7Municipal Violations Mar. 22, 2015
2 - 8Government Surveillance Apr. 05, 2015
2 - 9The IRS Apr. 12, 2015
2 - 10Patents Apr. 19, 2015
2 - 11Fashion Apr. 26, 2015
2 - 12Standardized Testing May. 03, 2015
2 - 13Paid Family Leave May. 10, 2015
2 - 14Chickens May. 17, 2015
2 - 15FIFA II May. 31, 2015
2 - 16Bail Jun. 07, 2015
2 - 17Torture Jun. 14, 2015
2 - 18The Internet Jun. 21, 2015
2 - 19Transgender Rights Jun. 28, 2015
2 - 20Stadiums Jul. 12, 2015
2 - 21Food Waste Jul. 19, 2015
2 - 22Mandatory Minimum Sentencing Laws Jul. 26, 2015
2 - 23District of Columbia Aug. 02, 2015
2 - 24Sex Education Aug. 09, 2015
2 - 25Church Aug. 16, 2015
2 - 26LGBT Discrimination Aug. 23, 2015
2 - 27Public Defenders Sep. 13, 2015
2 - 28Migrants and Refugees Sep. 27, 2015
2 - 29Mental Health Oct. 04, 2015
2 - 30North Dakota Oct. 11, 2015
2 - 31Canada Oct. 18, 2015
2 - 32Medicaid Gap Nov. 01, 2015
2 - 33Prisoner Re-entry Nov. 08, 2015
2 - 34Daily Fantasy Sports Nov. 15, 2015
2 - 35Refugees & Pennies Nov. 22, 2015