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Rob Reiner

Season 2025 Episode 51 | 26m 45s

Filmmaker Rob Reiner discusses his decades of political activism, his concerns about threats to American institutions, and the health and future of American democracy in an updated 2019 interview with previously unaired material.

Aired: 12/18/25
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