Mo Rocca

Yeah.

I remember what the like Mo Rocca talking about Poppin Pete or something.

Yeah, and they're all cool as hell.

They're all cool as hell.

Yeah, so Innovation Nation is on CBS.

It's with Mo Rocca.

It's different innovations.

And then on Netflix, I'm on Brain Child, which is a kid science show, and 100 Humans.

But once upon a time in one major American city, voters elected socialist mayors for almost 40 years.

Mo Rocca will explain why.

The

series Happy Days and Laverne and Shirley took place in mid-century Milwaukee.

Well, that's what we're trying to find out.

Milwaukee is a town we tend to associate with beer, bratwurst, and right now, the World Series champion Milwaukee Brewers.

But Milwaukee has another distinction likely to surprise you, as Mo Rocca explains.

Public servants going into government to clean things up.

I just, I, I was caught off guard by seeing, you know, I'm living out here in Vegas and I'm like, I'm like Ryan Cashman,

Mo Rocca, the Bidwell family on the Arizona Cardinals.

You know, my sorry ass.

So you got all flows right together, right there.

She created and executive produced The Daily Show for seven years, won three Peabody Awards and an Emmy for The Daily Show.

She hired Stephen Colbert and Steve Carell and Mo Rocca, brought Jon Stewart, Ed Helms, Rob Corddry and Louis Black on board.

She changed the way college kids get their news.

Please welcome the groundbreaking Madeleine Smithberg.

Yes, for sure.

So tell us about...

So Mo Rocca is one of the many people you brought on to The Daily Show.

And the

I know your mom is using voice-controlled remote control now.

I imitated my mom on CBS Sunday Morning, because Mo Rocca asked, and I was like...

But she now

uses the voice control remote.

Whether in a streaming hit like The White Lotus or an Oscar contender like the new film Wild Horse 9, Parker Posey has been stealing scenes and audiences' hearts for more than three decades.

This morning, she talks with Mo Rocca.

From indie queen.

I may have made a mistake, but that is no reason to patronize me.

a bongo in Times Square?

The White Lotus was just the latest showcase for Parker Posey, who's amassed legions of fans for the unforgettably unconventional character she's portrayed throughout her career.

With Mo Rocca, she's our Sunday profile.

This is my first headshot.

It's really funny.

But one of the panelists that's on there a lot, his name is Mo Rocca, and he wrote for Wishbone.

So I was just like, oh, I know that

guy.

They should have renamed Hal Jordan and named him, like, Dave Letterman or something.

[laughs] They should've named Hal Jordan Mo Rocca.

[laughs]

[laughs]

Hey.

Next, he's a correspondent for CBS Sunday Morning, it's Mo Rocca.

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Hi, Paula.

Don't Tell Me!, the NPR news quiz.

I'm Alzo Slade.

We're playing this week with Joyelle Nicole Johnson, Katie Nolan, and Mo Rocca.

And here again is your host at the Studebaker Theatre in Chicago, Illinois, Nehin Farsad.