>> and the first 450 pages of your american history text book. >> but this year is different. >> this entire election is going to be an election of the white working class voter. >> white working class voters feel like their economic status has shifted in recent decades. >> there are a lot of white voters who are sick about hearing about racism. >> they oppose free trade, deeply hostile to immigration and in many cases to the cultural and demographic diversity of the country. >> white voters are still making up more than three quarters of the electorate. >> yes, three quarters of voter this year are still going to be white. making us 2016's cover eted demographic. >> finally an election where white people count. >> candidates hunting for white votes, care being white needs. it's been a long time coming, jordan. >> you're so right, tell me about it white people have been getting the short end of the stick in this country tor decades. did you know that as recently as the 19 of 0st we were forsz-- 1960st we were forced to drink at separate water fountains. and they forced us to ride in

the front of the bus. i mean nobody cool sits up front that is nerd central. >> yes. well, i think there is some nuance there. >> i have been to the mountaintop, specifically my parents have a ski chalet there, it's awesome. >> i think are you getting offer track here. >> that's right. this election year white people are the key to everything. everyone on both sides wants a piece of us. >> now of course for hillary clinton support from white voters has been like her e-mails, hard to track down. >> hillary clinton hasn't done well with white male voters. >> if hillary clinton can't hold those working white voters, she's going to lose. >> i think she needs to do more to reach white males. >> man t feels good to be needed. and clinton is listening to what working white men want. that's why her top vp choice is apparently a bottle of bud duct-taped to a pair of truck nuts. >> right. and if that is not enough hillary has another secret weapon.

>> bill clinton has actually been used in a particular way where he is, you know, he talks to white voters. he can say certain appeals to white voters, especially white men. >> that's how awe peel to white men, with the first black president. >> let me tell you, he appeals to white women too. >> still, i mean he's like almost 70. >> he could be in hoss tis-- hospice, i don't give a [bleep]. >> you are a mother now. >> now white voters may be important to hillary but for trump they're its whole enchilada. >> probably meatloaf. >> point taken. >> cuz let's face it, everyone who is not white, everyone who is not white hates donald trump, his favorite voting among asian mearns 18 vers, hispanics 11%, black people 4-rbgs%. >> 4%, really. >> yeah, even iggy azalea is polling better among black people. >> black people don't like iggy azalea, her flows are so tight. >> i know. >> the point is trump's election

hopes rest almost entirely on white people. a group he once belonged to before he was biten by that radioactive buffalo wing. >> oh, that would explain it. >> that was the answer. so trump knows his only path to victory is on the great white way. >> trump is hoping to turn up the number of white voters in this country. >> with donald trump we may see a surge in the white electorate coming out. >> he continues to play to the frustrated middle class primarily white american voter who feels disenchabted with washington. >> and no one understands middle class whites better than a billionaire who literally once bought a yacht from the sul tan of bru nai. >> just a regular joe everybody. >> but the big problem for trump is that dem graphically america's population is getting less white every year, so winning an election with only white voters is getting harder and harder. >> mitt romney won a higher share than white voters.

>> if donald trump doesn't lose any ground with minority voters he has to do belter with whites than even romney. >> you heard it. trump needs to do better with whites than mitt romney did. which will not be easy. you can't get whiter than mitt romney. he's like if zooey deschanel rubbed a magic lamp at crate & barrel then wished for a milk car tan full of mayonnaise to become a person. >> but trump still has reason for hope. >> allots of republicans point to the case of the missing white voter. they think that a lot of white conservatives did not show up in 2012. >> the upshot of the new york times is playing up is that there are going to be many more white people voting in 2016 than what people thought. >> trump is what it takes to get those additional white voters out to the polls. those missing white voters that may have just sat out 2012, those are trump voters. >> missing white people. are we talking about the election or the tony awards.

>> love it. >> with support among nonwhites at historic lows, trump may need to union fie whites in a way we haven't seen since we all pretended to like quinoa. >> like quinoa. >> favorite grain. >> desi, trump has a plan. >> you bet, clearly he thinks the only way to capture that many white voters is to be superracist against everyone else. but even that say delicate balance. >> you have the risk that the same rationally polarizing rhetoric that drives away minority voters also makes it tougher for him with college educated whites who simply view that as an unacceptable kind of discourse from a potential president and who basically do accept the idea that american-- america is becoming a more diverse, tolerant and inclusive country. >> it's tricky to keep all of us happy. because white people are the most diverse group of people on the planet. >> well, not most diverse but there are lots of different kinds of us. >> but the good news is whether it's donald trump or hillry clinton this election is coming down to us.

>> you're right, jordan, 2016 is the year white people have a voice. >> and they will endivorce their will, they will have a voice. so be proud, white people be proud. >> be proud, white demographic, we have the power. white demographic, we have the power. white dem grarveg. >> it feels long, just-- just white-- white power. >> white power. >> white power. >> who pieter-- . >> trevor: no, hey, hey, what the hell are you guys doing? what the hell are you guys doing? (cheers and applause) >> trevor, sorry, we were talking about white people voting. >> yeah, we thought we would take care of it ourselves, white people. >> trevor: you realize i'm half white. >> not the half of you that shows up on time. >> trevor: we'll be right back. >> we'll be right back.

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(cheers and applause) >> welcome back to the daily show. now while everyone is focusing on the presidential race, people sometimes forget that the country still has to run on a state level. and some of the states aren't doing a good job. take alabama, also known as liberal mississippi. they're in a bit of a meltdown. >> turmoil in alabama politics. >> the jury has found alabama house speaker mike hubbard gilly of corruption. >> pressure growing this morning for alabama's governor to resign in the midst of a highly publicized scandal. >> cheefer supreme court justice roy moore who is suspended but could be removed from his position over allegations that he violated judicial ethics during the fight over same-sex marriage. >> trevor: good lord, the heads of all threer branches of alabama's government are in trouble. the speaker is a convicted felon of the governor embroiled in a sex scandal and the chief justice has been suspended for standing in the way of gay rights. can i not believe-- well, the

last one i can bleevment the last one i can believe. i mean that-- come on, southern judge opposing gay, that is the least surprising thing since cookie monster got diabetes. that is something, we have been telling you for years, cookie, we have been telling you for years, you have to cut down, that and unprotected sex, you have to stop, cookie. he's wild. so basically like kevin love waiting for a life five, all lama is not having a good time right now. on top of all of that, steve harvey is suing alabama for stealing their state flag from family feud. yeah. show me alabama. so let's take a look at all the players. first the speaker of the house, mike hubbard has been in state politics for 18 years. he owns a radio stations, and magazines all over the state. he's so huge in alabama he even has a road named after him, oh, excuse me, a boulevard. he has a boulevard named after him. you know once you reach that level of press teej you can

raise awareness for the most important issues. >> i'm state representative mike hubbard and today is chicken finger friday. >> hmmmm, chicken fingers. i wonder if chickens ever hear that and go where did they get the fingers from? where did they get-- that is just dumb, chickens don't have fingers. just like mike hubbard doesn't have lips. the point is, the point is mike hubbard say big deal and he just got convicted on 12 counts of corruption including fun elling money from lobbyists into his printing company in exchange for political favors which is really dispicible. this is 2016 people, who puts money into printing companies. this is the future, you want to invest in beepers, my friends. in beepers. >> lifetime campaign i have with them, yeah. >> so that's the speakers who is out of office. now the goffer in, this is interesting. he is still in office, robert bentley. they haven't proven he has broken any laws but is he in

trouble for having an affair with with one of his aides although when asked about this, this was his replay. >> i love many members of my staff. all the members of my staff. do i love more than i do others, than i do, you know, some more than others, absolutely. (laughter). >> trevor: that is such a ballsy way to handle a scandal. because no, most people's instinct is to deny something they are accused of. this guy doubles down. did you do it? i do many things. do i many things. is that a thing. then maybe i have done it you don't know. i wish i had this thought process when i was a kid. i would got away from anything. my mom would be did you eat the cookies. i would look i eat many things eye eat corn plaiks, i eat broccoli, do i eat more foods than others at a time, that say possibility. that is a possibility. now the governor says he didn't have a physical affair. but someone in his office secretly recorded him talking to the woman he allegedly wasn't

having an affair with. and like chicken finger friday, it is nasty. >> and i will put my arms around you and i put my hands on your breast and i put my hands and hold you real close. -- . >> trevor: you know, i know phone sex is all about detail but that's too much detail. and it takes so long. if i was on on the other end of that call i would be like come on, get to it, get to t and by the way, wrong number, thank you. that is really bad phone sex. or a pretty good country song. ♪ when i stand behind you. ♪ and i put my arms around you. ♪ and i put my hands on your breasts. ♪ and i put my hands on-- . ♪ pull you real close.

♪ baby i love that too. ♪ baby i love that too. ♪ (cheers and applause) for more on the alabama issues we're joined by senior alabama correspondent and alabama native roy wood, jr., everybody. >> roy wood, jr., first of all, what the hell is going on in alabama. second of all, what the hell are you wearing? >> none of your business, mini mandela. my alabama swag. >> trevor: trevor, this scandal is pretty upsetting but i'm very relieved. finally there's bad news coming out of alabama and black people aren't involved. whooo! man, i'm happy happier than paula dean covered in-- . >> trevor: have i no clue what you are talking about. >> trevor, this is great news. i don't think you understand how

racist alabama. is the state bird is the [bleep] >> trevor: wow. >> you want me to do the call, you can hear it at night. >> i have actually heard that. i didn't know. >> yeah. >> roy, it's nice that you can take a positive spin out of all of this. these are serious allegations, a house speaker convicted. >> age old story trevor, three pst, got him. >> trevor: sorry, three pst. >> power, pride and sexual relations. the p is silent. >> why did you say it? >> because i want people to know what i mean. >> trevor: then just say pu ssy. >> oh, lord in heaven. how dare you use such a word. my mother is watching, i should smack the taste out of your mouth. i'm more offended than paula dean. >> trevor: what would you and paula dean.

>> the food is delicious. we have to forgive her, all right. trevor, the speaker of the house used his power to ben fict-- too much pride to obey orders from a higher court and finally the governor, well, he is looser than a road side sweeping a man with vas lean hands. >> trevor: that sounds so creepy. >> any way, what is the next step for the politicians. >> it's clear, it needs the fourth piece. >> and that is is? >> you lock them up into pri-jail. that's where you put them. >> trevor: i feel like you could have just said prison. >> trevor! that is such a horrible word. oh my lord. my mother is watching, you dick. >> trevor: wait, you can say dick, i thought your mom was watching. >> oh, she down with the d. >> oh, she down with the d. >> trevor: roy wood,

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. >> they like to get the landmarks. >> trevor: please welcome roland emmerich. welcome to the show. >> welcome. >> trevor: good to you have here. you know what i love most about you, i am a huge fan of your work, huge fan of you. and i think what i love most, you remind me of my dad. you both have that german precision, just straight down the line. >> yes, no, maybe. >> trevor: you are the original blockbuster man. i mean independence day was the first film to gross 100 million in one week. your movies have grossed over 3 billion dollars.

that's quite a lot of pressure to have. do you feel that when you make movies, is a studio there going come on, roland, come on, roland. >> no, not at all. i just love movies. mawking movies is kind of my job. and you know, when you like really love your job, you r i think you forget about all these things. you are just go out there and do it. and you know, and this movie was maybe a little bit more pressure because it was a followup of a very successful film. but i think at the end i forgot it. just had fun with it >> r 1 ose 0 : i mean its-- . >> trevor: i mean it's 20 years. few films have held up as well over that amount of time. it's been 20 years since the first independence day and that was an action movie and yet still every single year it's played on tv. it has become a staim. when you are making a film, how do you get those pictures in your mind. do you know that this is going to last forever? do you know that if i blow up these landmarks it will do well

for a long time? >> the landmarks show people where they are. you know, especially an independence day, the first one, you know how americans are. they want to know, i know, now i'm like in new york. and now i'm in l.a so what do you do? >> trevor: you blow up monuments. >> yeah, of course. >> trevor: generally i use a flag or a map but yes, each to his own. >> in terms of the movies themselves, you have made your money, you have done your thing. but you have also made some really beautiful films out there. and obviously the events in orlando i guess speak to you personally. you know, you have seen what someone used, as someone who has been very vocal about, you know, the rights of gay people all over the world. why do you think it's important to keep on having these conversations, why do you continue to make additional-- you could just make blockbusters but why do you make

films that speak out. >> you want to kind of do the things you really are kind of interested in. and i'm not only interested in these like action disaster films. i'm a lot interested in other things. i did a movie about the-- and my last smaller film was about stonewall, the beginning of the gay rights movement. and you know, i have to say to you, it's like, i've been two, three days, not myself. because it really hurts very much, when things like this happen. and you are kind of still have to go out there and sell your film but sometimes you ask yourself, what is wrong with us. what is wrong with us people. and you know, you are like kind of try to kind of soldier through but it's really hard. >> when you see the images on tv, when you see all of the things happening out there, what would you say is the biggest thing that gives you hope on a personal level. >> well, you know, for me it's

like kind of, i'm always trying to put something in my movies, kind of can maybe change a little bit something. >> yeah. >> so in independence day resurgence, i put a gay couple in it. and i didn't like even say are they gay, they behave gay but kind of nobody even knows. >> it's not a big deal. >> as it should be. and that's kind of these little things as you know, like the director, you can do, you know. and also the movie is about, you know, the unity of the world. a really fractured world. i think it's an important mesessage to put out there. >> trevor: thank you so much. roland emmerich, everybody. we'll be right back.

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