S13 E03: Kash Patel & Police Body Cameras: 3/1/26: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver
Published March 2, 2026
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John Oliver discusses FBI Director Kash Patel’s presence at the Olympic Games, why his work trips look an awful lot like vacations, and why he seems more interested in “working the media” than working his actual job. Then, Oliver explains why police body cameras can be useful, or useless, depending on whether they’re u…
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- March 2, 2026
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