>> horniness isn't going anywhere. horny! horny! horny! >> stop it! >> i guess i'm horny? from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "daily show" with trevor noah. captioning sponsored by comedy central ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to "daily show," everybody. i'm trevor noah. thank you so much. my guest tonight, "sports illustrated" model and chef here to tell us how to cook for john legend, chrissy teigen is here! ( cheers and applause ) yes! now we all know the news about trump. but before we get to that, let's pour out some nyquil for the homey we lost. >> dr. ben carson issuing a statement just moments ago saying he does not see "a political path forward for his campaign." >> he said that he's going to have much more to say about this

on friday in a speech but he's clearly going to bow out of this race. >> trevor: that's right, people. ben carson announced they had he'd leave the race two days from now. ( laughter ) because he even drops out slow. ( laughter ) "i have an urgent announcement to make. and so i will make it in two days' time." ( laughter ) oh, we're gog miss you, ben. so it's official, folks. donald trump won big last night. yeah. republicans in seven more states said they would choose donald trump as their commander in chief and the cheeseburger as their favorite fruit. and now, the human tan has opened a commanding lead in the delegates from the republican presidential nomination. and you know what? at this point, we can't be surprised anymore, because like antibiotic-resistant bacteria, donald trump is an uncomfortable reality. but i'll tell you what was a surprise last night was the poor showing by senator marco rubio.

yes. the king of sweat. ( laughter ) going into super tuesday, he was supposed to be the candidate who could still beat trump, you know. he was widely endorsed. he was well funded. and he was just the right amount of hispanic. ( laughter ) yeah, you know, just enough to prawden the appeal of the party but not so hispanic that he turns off the conservatives. let's be honest for a second. if marco rubio was, like, "eh, man, let's defeat isis and create jobs for the 21st century, man." if he was that hispanic, that ( bleep ) wouldn't fly. ( laughter ) so everything, everything was in place. and then antibiotic-resistant bacteria beat him in 10 states. but in true politician smile, he platt plaster aid smile on his face and acted unphased. >> tonight donald trump won state after state after state. is it possible that your quarrel is not so much with donald trump as it is with republican primary

voters? >> no, i think you're misanalyzing the night. >> trevor: jake, please. would a man who's been crying all night have a smile like this? you know, i find it impressive that rubio is correcting jake tapper for reading numbers correctly. "well, jake, you're not analyzing the numbers correctly. if you're the kind of guy who thinks seven is more than one, you do you." and rubio, he took this mr. magoing to-like optimism into what he thought was a victory speech. >> we are so excited by what lies ahead for our campaign. we are seeing in state after state of state his numbers coming down, our numbers going up. ( cheers ). >> trevor: this madness doesn't make any sense. for more we go to hasan minhaj, our marco rubio correspondent. hasan minhaj, everybody. ( cheers and applause ). >> thank you, thank you. >> trevor: hasan, tough night for the senator. >> exactly, trevor. it is just like the rubio campaign planned.

>> trevor: i'm sorry, his plan was to lose every state but minnesota? >> it's all a part of the trat gee, trevor. phase one, lose 14 out of the first 15 states. phase two, everyone thinks rubio's done, so they drop their guard just in time for kansas this saturday. >> trevor: i see, so he wins in kansas. >> no, that's too easy. he dmms third and fifth place in colorado. >> trevor: fifth place? there's only four candidates. >> exactly! then miraculously, oregon and idaho merge into a superstate called idagon. now it's a race. now we're on to new york. due to a typo on the ballot everybody votes for a donald stump, but there is no donald stump, and all those delegate goes to rubio. >> trevor: even though, hasan, there are not enough delegates left to win the nomination. >> that's why he trades his delegates fair treasure map

because ted cruz is dumb enough to do that. cruz is off digging up a beach in bermuda, and marco takes the lead just in time to click those heels all the way to the convention, baby. >> trevor: wow, hasan, rubio is either a genius or the most delusional man of all time. >> trevor, i think we know the answer to all that. >> trevor: thank you, hasan. hasan minhaj, people. ( cheers and applause ) you know, now that we talk about this, yesterday while i was watching super tuesday results come in, i realized something. people are ( bleep ) crazy. and also a lot of republicans are treating donald trump's takeover the same way they treat climate change. in other words, they deny it. like, look at marco rubio. he would rather question the numbers than admit the truth of what's happening around him. and then you have people like ted cruz who don't deny the numbers but willfully misinterpret them faz they mean something good. >> we are the only campaign that has beaten donald trump once...

( cheers ) ...twice. ( cheers and applause ) ... three times. 15 states have now voted. every one of those state so far has been won by either donald trump or myself. >> trevor: that is such a generous way to look at the results. you're not cowinners, ted cruz. just the way he says it, "everyone one of those states has been won by donald trump or myself, and if you look at myself and jay-z combined, we have both slept with beyonce on numerous occasion, and that is why i will stop obama." republicans refuse to admit that political climate change is a real thing. and even the republicans who don't deny it won't accept blame for causing it. >> if a person wants to be the nominee of the republican party, this party does not prey on people's prejudices.

we appeal to the highest ideals. this is the party of lincoln. >> trevor: okay, okay, paul ryan. good, we've got progress, nice. and you speak of such passion, you know, with such passion about your high ideals. you know, this is the party of lincoln. so will you act to stop donald trump? >> one of your republican colleagues explained why he supports donald trump. do you stand by-- >> i plan to support nominee. >> trevor: oh, wait so, let me understand this. you don't approve of what trump is doing, but you'll still help him do it? is that what lincoln would do? is that what you're saying? is that him. "we've got to free the slaves. it's not going to be popular, sir." "another ( bleep ). let's buy more slaves. sm here's the thing-- whether you believe in it or not, political climate change is happening, just like it is in nature. and we know this because we see it. you know, in nature you see birds migrating earlier. insects showing up in areas that they've never been. rats being forced to hunt pizza

in the wild. ( laughter ) and it's no different in the republican party where we're seeing political animals adapting to survive. just look at this once-proud lone wolf. now a trained lap dog for donald trump. look at that face. that is the face of someone trying to get through this somekind of horrible experience by mentally traveling to his happy place. ( laughter ) yeah, you see, his body is there on that stage, but the crowd and the sounds, they just fade away. and then it's just-- ah, yes. go to your happy place, christie. go to a place where the traffic jams never end! ( applause ) you know the saddest thing about all of this? political climate change is just like regular climate change-- regardless of whose fault it all is, republican denial is going to end up hurting all of us. and whether the problem is starving polar pears or donald trump, really when you think about it, it's two problems that

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( cheers and applause ). >> trevor: back back to "daily show." we're talking about super tuesday, which is also a very big night for a candidate that is not named donald trump. >> hillary clinton in command. >> huge night for hillary clinton. >> winning seven super tuesday states. >> a dominant lead >> tightening her grip on the party's nomination. >> what a super tuesday! >> trevor: oooh! so nice to see a decades-long plan for global domination come together. yay! with the republican party tearing itself apart it would be wise for the democrats to begin to unite. but, unfortunately, unfortunately, there are a lot of bernie sanders supporters who aren't quite ready for that. >> hillary's all over the place and she's flip-flopped a lot. >> people my age, that they think you're dishonest.

>> how trustworthy hillary clinton is. >> the wall street democrat. >> received money in speakers' fees and campaign donations. >> she looked right through me. >> she's a dinosaur. she's been getting her coffee delivered to her for 20 years. >> trevor: what kind of dinosaur is that? that's what people say, hillary clinton. she gets her coffee delivered. wras, bernie sanders, he harvests his own beans, slow roasts them and bruise them himself. obviously. so, yes, it was a great night for hillary clinton. but, but, bernie fans need to understand, it was also a great night for bernie sanders because throughout the democratic primaries, it's been bernie who set the agenda. he's made hillary more of the candidate that people want to vote for. and, no, he's probably not going to be the protagonist of the story, but he's still got his role. he's the magical negro who helps the protagonist become a better person. yeah. bernie sanders is hillary's

kazaam. and it may be difficult to see the change because we've been in it the entire time. but if you look at hillary's speech from last night, you tell me who it reminds you of. >> this country belongs to all of us, not just those at the top. those with the most wealth and the most power... seem to have forgotten that basic truth about america. corporations that avoid paying their fair share of taxes. student loan companies that overcharge young people. middle class needs a raise. what we need in america today is more love and kindness. >> trevor: is that you, bernie? that's right. the hillary clinton sucked up to wall street and voted to invade iraq is running on a platform of equality, love, and kindness. and that, my friends is thanks to bernie sanders. yeah. it's like bernie sanders slipped a molly into her campaign.

( laughter ) and you know what? i've heard bernie sanders supporters complaining. they g, hillary's stealing bernie's ideas." but don't you see, that's a good thing because if hillary clinton is going to be president. don't you want her to steal his ideas. either way bernie wins. because bernie goes, "i'm going to shut down wall street." and then hillary goes, "no, i'm going to shut down wall street." and bernie goes, "okay." ( laughter ) and one thing is for certain-- and we all saw it last night-- i'm glad to say it looks like hillary is feeling the bern. we'll be right back.

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>> hello! ( cheers and applause ) oh! hello! it's so weird to be here. >> trevor: thank you for being here. >> we watch every night. so this is really exciting. >> trevor: it is really exciting for me because you are honestly one of the most interesting people i know. >> what! >> trevor: you really-- >> that's horrific. that's horrible! >> trevor: you know why? because you're not what meets the eye. you go model, "sports illustrated." okay, fine, beautiful, fine, we understand that. but then you-- you are very involved in, like, the political discussion. you don't shy away from it. >> i know. i should sometimes, too, because you see me get in trouble on social media. and i always regret it. never once i have been,"i'm really glad i said that and stood up for that." never once, no. >> trevor: that's what social media is, isn't it? >> i know, i know, and i'm trying to learn. i think i've been on twitter six years now, and you would think i would start growing and learning and when to stop but i don't and i keep pushing it and it's

horrible. >> trevor: i feel like you are the anti-troll. you are the face of the revolution. >> really. >> trevor: yes, are you the anti-troll. people go on twitter and say really horrible things to people. they go out of their way. i say twitter is like everyone has got your address and they come to your house-- >> like, would you knock on someone's door and say, "( bleep )." >> trevor: it's like people would do that if they had your address. hey, i know, thank you, i know. yeah, but you, you take them on. do you ever get tired of that? >> you know what's weird is i have this need for justice, and john says it all the time. he says i always need people ton when they're wrong and that's one of my townfalls. so when you have thousands of people write ug a day and this endless need to let them know they are wrong, it's a really bad combination. i got to tell them. i have eye can't stop. i don't know why. >> trevor: how does-- for those who don't know, chrissy teigen has a husband, he's a guy who sings sometimes. ( laughter ) his name is john legend. >> yes. >> trevor: and-- doesn't he

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( cheers and applause ). >> trevor: that's our show everybody. join us tomorrow night at 11:00 for more show but right now here it is, your moment of zen. >> it is still very early in virginia. let's go to jake and-- and-- >> taina. >> too early to forget names. >> too early to forget names. >> i'm only known her

this is cnn. this is diana fenton. we're taking you now, live, to camp buehring in kuwait, where that town hall meeting with defense secretary donald rumsfeld is about to begin. all right, let's get started. i'm told you're free to ask any questions you like, even the tough ones. and here's the man who can answer them, secretary of defense, donald rumsfeld. [ applause ] [ laughter ] thank you. thank you, thank you. my goodness, what a group. now, before we begin, i want to express, once again, on behalf of the entire nation, my deepest gratitude for the service you have given

and the sacrifices you have all made. and god bless you. [ applause ] now, as the general said, i'm here to answer your questions. yes. secretary rumsfeld, our troops have been in iraq for three years. our vehicles don't have armor plating so we're digging through landfills for pieces of scrap metal. my question is, why aren't resources like armor plating readily available? that's a fair question. and i suppose my answer would be that in any war, there are going to be shortages of equipment. it's simply the nature of war, especially a war as poorly planned as this one. [ laughter ] uh-huh. in fact, i would suspect your complaint is a common one. who else here has a short of equipment? yes. our unit has almost no communications gear. you, sir. uh, we need night vision goggles. yes. sir, we still don't have any pants.

[ laughter ] my goodness, that kind of thing is inexcusable. no question about it. now, is a lack of basic equipment for our troops something we're willing to live with? absolutely not. are we putting every resource at our disposal into solving this problem? you bet. is it going to be corrected anytime soon? i have no idea. but as to your question, sir, about the armor for refitting and up-armoring our trucks, that we do have. really? absolutely. that's great. how soon will it get here? oh, it's been here. it got here about six months ago. it's here, in kuwait? right over in the next hangar. i've seen it. it's state-of-the-art. looks great. [ laughter ] could, uh... could we have it?