Cory Booker

Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.); professional basketball player Jalen Brunson; actor Keegan-Michael Key makes an appearance.

While Leslie and April take a business trip to Washington, April wrestles with her future. Back in Pawnee, Andy tries to find April the perfect job.

This program features two African-American politicians from different generations and opposite backgrounds. John Lewis grew up in a sharecropping family in rural Georgia, while Cory Booker was raised in an affluent, all-white New Jersey suburb. Although both men have devoted their lives to the betterment of African-American people, neither knows much about his own ancestors. In this episode, Booker is introduced to his white great-grandfather, a man he never knew, and Lewis is moved to tears over the extraordinary ambitions and accomplishments of his slave ancestors.

Senator Cory Booker sits down with Chris Wallace to talk about the Hunter Biden plea deal, police reform and Presidential politics.

In this day and age of heightened political unrest and deep-rooted factions in the U.S., Sarah Silverman is doing her part to bring people together... one joke at a time. In a weekly half-hour talk/variety series, the acerbic comic travels the country to meet with regular folks, aiming to show that despite our differences, we're all just the same. While there's comfort in connecting with like-minded people, Silverman feels it's crucial to develop relationships with people who may not agree with her opinions. Through honesty, humor, and a genuine interest in others, she attempts to do just that. In addition to field segments, episodes also include a monologue and studio bits in front of a focus-group audience.