Donald Trump says his Washington, D.C. arch will house drones and snipers. Also, Democrat Sherrod Brown looks to win back his Ohio U.S. Senate seat. And GOP Rep. Mike Lawler fails to distance himself from Trump. Sen. Mark Kelly, Sherrod Brown, and Cait Conley join Lawrence O'Donnell.

Jon Stewart takes on the White House's new press ban for major media outlets with the help of Desi Lydic, who was able to sneak into the Oval Office disguised as a golden cherub. Plus, as the threat of AI escalates (while AI enriches the president), Jon sees a sinister parallel between how people talk about bots and how MAGA talks about immigrants.

"Most of the time I am talking for other people when I represent them; this is the first time I'm talking in my voice." Ari Emanuel, of TKO and WME Group, sits down with Jon Stewart to discuss his new memoir, "Roll the Calls." The two discuss what Emanuel has learned over his legendary career: how to advocate for himself despite his dyslexia, how to channel anger and ego into a successful business, and how to stand up for the values you believe in. Plus, hear why Emanuel thinks his brother Rahm would be an incredible president— even though he's NOT running.

Guest include Queen Latifah, Dave Franco, and Ethan Simmons-Patterson.

1. Woody Harrelson ("Brothers"). 

2. Sam Richardson ("Matchbox The Movie"). 

3. Musical Guest Greta Van Fleet. 

4. Sara Niemietz sits in with The Cletones.

Guests include Kelly Clarkson (The Voice). 

Cindy vows revenge. Eve attempts to reunite the Panesars.

With Warren watching closely, Jenson has to hide his feelings for Mercedes. Leah becomes a suspect in the break-in. And a mum worries about her son's mental health.

Joe taunts Caleb about what he has done, while Vinny heads to Home Farm with news and Joe is looking menacing.

Sally voices concerns after Lucy's violent outburst, Lisa steps in when Kit loses his temper at work, George offers Christina a promotion, and Glenda lays into Maggie for her act of sabotage.

The teams interrogate Paul to discover his secret, then the comedians must interpret each other's Dream journals, before they must get a bird in the hand during a live task.

Teamwork is not always the dream work; will everyone get their act together to deliver their Block rooms and give back to the community?

Sparks fly as two tradies bond over Coca‑Cola and DIY. Can curve model Eloise get past IT specialist Paras's awkward toilet invite?

The holiday hotspot of Pattaya in Thailand is synonymous with sun, sand and sex, drawing billions in tourist dollars each year. But the shocking killing of a teenage girl has exposed the dark underbelly of the city's sex industry.

Taking a fun look at the week that was are The Cheap Seats hosts Melanie Bracewell and Tim McDonald. Joining in on the action are Mel Tracina, and Australia's number one competitive eater James Webb.

In Surprise Week, the remaining bakers create Lamingtons, a Surprise Pie, and Remote-Control Vehicle Cakes.

Your Health: Heidi Skolnik on "Your GLP-1 Gameplan." Sea of Galilee Conservation Effort. TODAY's Bestsellers: Helpful Hacks with Julie Ricevuto. 5-Ingredient Meals with Cassidy McKenna. 

Actress Jessica Lange ("American Horror Story"); chef Kwame Onwuachi ("All Hours: Crazy Good Food for Whatever, Whenever: A Cookbook"); businesswoman Mellody Hobson sits down with Robin Roberts; Deals & Steals with ABC e-commerce editor Tory Johnson.

Thousands of flights were delayed Monday in the Northeast after a tech system failure impacted multiple airports. Meanwhile, President Trump is set to speak at the U.N. General Assembly. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener. Paramount Skydance reached a settlement with 12 states regarding antitrust concerns, clearing the way for its $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. Jo Ling Kent reports. 

Co-host Nate Burleson talks with Grandmaster Flash, DJ and hip-hop icon.

Judge Judy Sheindlin, legal expert and television personality of JUDGE JUDY.

Dana Bash, anchor and chief political correspondent of CNN and author of The Elections That Changed the World.

Mio's Ryu struggles to against Arisa's Guile. Aya watches, breathless. What will each learn from the outcome?

The heirs spend their day off visiting a somewhat unconventional attraction: a cement factory on Gran Canaria. Roger goes on a guided tour of Las Palmas, but language barriers make the experience more confusing than enlightening.

Who will come out on top now that Ingrid has brought in Håvard Lilleheie as a substitute to face off against Daniel and Annika?

Best friends Linn and Ine take the ferry to Denmark, where they visit a cheap alternative to Legoland teeming with Spanish slugs, get bun dough dumped on their heads by a performance artist, and check into a zero-star hotel in Scandinavia's southernmost and most run-down city.

Varnell lands a documentary episode about him, but a mix-up makes things get a little too candid for the camera. Amidst the turmoil, everyone scrambles to save the show and its star.

New cadets arrive at Minerva Military High School. As Salvo looks for clues about a missing friend, rivalries, crushes and power dynamics quickly erupt.

The recruits must face a brutal circuit to earn leave. Salvo makes a daring move in his investigation, while Camilla confronts her own fears.

A stolen exam sends Minerva into lockdown. Salvo becomes an easy target for the seniors and Camilla takes a big risk. Rachele senses something's wrong.

During a night out, Salvo is dragged into his mother's old schemes. Camilla throws a birthday party, where Diego and Vincenzo cross new lines.

At a fencing tournament, Salvo follows a new lead while Vincenzo considers leaving Minerva. Rachele pushes past her weaknesses and doesn't give up.

War games turn personal when a cadet brings a loaded gun. As Salvo confronts Max, Diego unravels and Rachele opens up to Pietro.