Political Programmes

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Shows about politics, whether serious or humorous. For shows about fictional governments, see Government Procedural.

Examples

Meet the Press (debuted in 1945 on radio; 1947 on television) on NBC (and rebroadcasts on MSNBC)
Face the Nation (1954) on CBS
Issues and Answers (1960 - 1981) on ABC
This Week (1981) on ABC (replaced Issues And Answers)
Late Edition (1993) on CNN
Fox News Sunday (1996) on Fox (and rebroadcasts on Fox News)
The Andrew Marr Show on the BBC
- Sunday Politics and the Monday-Friday Daily Politics on the BBC.

The 700 Club
Anderson Cooper 360° (also does current events)
ArmComedy (News Parody hosted by the Armenian equivalents of Jon Stewart)
The Colbert Report (The Parody of the typical conservative pundit)
Countdown With Keith Olbermann
The Daily Show (Jon Stewart's not technically a pundit, per se, as he's a comedian, but he's still influential so he counts)
- The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
- The Daily Show with Trevor Noah
Democracy Now
The Ed Show
Firing Line: ran from 1962 to 1999, hosted by National Review founder William F. Buckley Jr.. A reboot was created in 2018, hosted by Margaret Hoover.
Fox And Friends
Full Frontal with Samantha Bee
The Greg Gutfeld Show
Hannity (formerly Hannity and Colmes)
Hardball with Chris Matthews
The Jim Jefferies Show
Larry King Live
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (in the same vein as Stewart)
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Lou Dobbs Tonight
Morning Joe
Nancy Grace
The Nightly Show (panel show in the same vein as Stewart)
On the Record with Greta Van Susteren
The Opposition with Jordan Klepper (The Parody of "alternative" conservative media)
The O Reilly Factor
Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj
Piers Morgan Tonight
The Rachel Maddow Show
Real Time with Bill Maher
Red Eye with Greg Gutfeld
Special Report with Bret Baier
The View