John Oliver Drove His Viewers Away on 'Last Week Tonight'

Sunday night's episode of Last Week Tonight "I'm sorry," said John Oliver said, "I'm sorry for such a rough weather for you.

Thirty states will be electing their next year, and are particularly proud of this year. Some experts estimate that $ 100 million will be spent on this year alone, far more than ever before.

They have been primarily neutral in the past, but they have become substantially more partisan. They have even split up their national organization to form partisan professional groups: the Democratic Attorneys General Association (DAGA) and the Republican Attorneys General Association (RAGA), which Oliver notes sound like "twins from Dutch folklore that teach children about right and wrong. "

And as AGs become more partisan, they have been teaming up with the federal government. Under the Obama Administration that means suing to stop Medicaid expansion or transgender rights; under the Trump Administration, state AGs have helped the Trump Foundation.

With so many states electing AGs in November, Oliver believes that it is really worth taking a closer look at the various candidates, not only because of a lot of people. For example, in Wisconsin, searching for "Brad Schimel $ 10,000 coins" reveals that he is "ked" on them (according to Oliver, that stands for "Kicking Ass Every Day"). A search for "Leslie Rutledge Karaoke 2016" turns up videos of the Arkansas AG singing a song about a sexy tractor. Oliver also recommends Googling "Bill Schuette 1989 video," so you can watch the AG trainer and current Michigan gubernatorial candidate "creepily hitting the woman behind the camera."

In the act of encouraging voters to take the vote, Voton to vote for their local elections. To ensure that viewers have turned to television and did some research, he has asked for a copy of a bagpipe, accordion, theremin and children 's recorder players, all for a good cause.