Episode list

Vice News talks to conservative commentator Glenn Beck about his reactions to the second presidential debate and why he does not support Republican candidate Donald Trump. It also takes an in depth look at the shady banking practices of Wells Fargo.

Vice News talks to former Speaker of the House John Boehner about the race for president and his stance of Republican candidate Donald Trump. It also talks to photographer Dondi Tawatao who is documenting the violence that has swept through the Philippines.

Vice News goes to Rutland, Vermont, to talk to the mayor who faces serious backlash from residents after proposing that the city become a place for refugee resettlement. It also talks to a 25-year-old startup worker who is moving between WeWork and WeLive.

Vice News talks to transgender student Gavin Grimm about his legal fight to use his Gloucester High School bathroom in Virginia. It also goes to eastern Europe to take an on-the-ground look at the conflict between Russian-backed separatists and the Ukraine Army.

Vice News goes to North Carolina to take an inside look at how politics can shape the structure of an election before it even happens. It also talks to a biogeoscientist who has created an experimental forest to examine how forests will react to climate change.

Vice News looks at the synthetic opioid carfentanil and goes to an Ohio county where there are on average 20 to 25 overdoses a day. It also follows correspondent Roberto Ferdman as he explores what it means to produce a rigorous and informative poll.

Vice News looks Turkey to examine the country three months after the failed coup and talks to educators who are fleeing the country out of fear of arrest. It also features Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney's in the debut of his weekly musical review.

[HBO] HD. VICE interviews two people who served in Guantanamo Bay's infamous Camp 7, where high-value detainees are kept. Both now suffer from PTSD.

Vice News goes to Rio Grande Valley in Texas to talk to people who are living at the border who already cross the fence to go to and from their homes. It also takes an in-depth look at the history of emoji and examines how people use them to communicate.

[HBO] HD. Police departments across the country are collecting DNA with greater frequency than ever before, even during traffic stops.

VICE News speaks with prolific fake news writer Paul Horner about his process and motivation, and spends Thanksgiving with a family divided over the Trump/Clinton election.

[HBO] HD. On Sunday, Austrian voters elected Alexander Van der Bellen as the country's next president, defeating Norbert Hofer.

Last month, video from a white nationalist conference in Washington, D.C. went viral. The annual event was put on by the National Policy Institute, and its president, Richard Spencer, was filmed telling attendees about what Donald Trump's election victory meant for the so-called alt-right; that white people must "conquer or die." Describing the United States as a nation that was "until this past generation a white country, designed for ourselves and our posterity," Spencer concluded his remarks by declaring, "Hail Trump, hail our people, hail victory." Some members of the audience responded with the Nazi salute. Credited with founding the term "alt-right" in 2008, Spencer advocates for a "White Ethno-State on the North American continent" and giving up "the false dreams of equality and democracy." It's these views that resulted in a travel ban to the United Kingdom placed on Spencer by the then-home secretary Theresa May. VICE News Tonight met with Spencer shortly after the conference to discuss the rise of the alt-right and the role he's played in it.

[HBO] HD. VICE travels to Cologne, Germany, to learn more about the violent attacks and sexual assaults that scarred 2016's New Year's celebrations.