Власть в ночном городе. Книга четвертая: Сила (2022)

Amber discusses the U.S. Capitol riot and talks to her sister Lacey about their new book.

Amber names a "Hero of the Week"; Tarik grows a soul patch and sings about uniting the country.

Amber sings about President Biden and talks to a White House fly.

Amber explores systemic racism in federal housing policies and gets stuck in the multiverse.

Amber makes a case for White History Month and sings about Donald Trump's second impeachment.

Amber wishes Donald Trump was never born and finds a missing comedy writer's book of pitches.

Amber welcomes her first audience member and shares a trailer for a new Harriet Tubman movie.

Amber explains the myth of economic anxiety and sings about wanting men to tell her what to do.

Tarik gets the COVID-19 vaccine and Amber explains dog whistles used to talk about Black people.

Tarik and James sing a duet for Women's History Month; Amber covers anti-Asian racism in the U.S.

Amber examines the Senate filibuster, dances with the COVID-19 vaccine and cleans out her closet.

Amber examines police brutality during traffic stops and chats with a fly from Matt Gaetz's office.

Amber and Tarik discuss the Derek Chauvin verdict, sing their lowest notes and take a long walk; Amber shares a new music video.

Amber's writer Ian pitches a song for President Biden's 100th day in office; Amber examines voter suppression in America and demos the new iPhone Black.

Amber and Tarik hold a spelling bee; Amber examines right-wing terrorism in the U.S. and gives a mom's take on the news.

Amber examines the American culture war and sings a song about New York City reopening.

Amber gets a visit from Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene and reveals the Wall of Politicians.

Amber examines efforts to ban critical race theory and sings a song about the minimum wage.

Amber examines the national labor crisis and gets déjà vu from a story in the news.

Amber examines America's drowned towns and shares surprise news about the show.

Amber welcomes a live studio audience, plays an improv game and examines welfare for white people.

Amber examines misinformation about immigration and shares some unpopular opinions.

Amber sings a song about bills passed by Congress and shares fun facts with Tarik.