i think this girl i grew up with got married at a movie premiere? i think she also grew a new mole. anyway. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you for coming out. oh, you guys are wild. take a seat!

take a seat! wow! this is amazing! so good to have you. our guest tonight is the new democratic congresswoman from minnesota ilhan omar is joining us, everyone! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, we'll find out why you will be sick on monday, and neal brennan is here to talk about the ticking time bomb in your pants. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. election day, it's the most important day on the american calendar right after christmas and the release of the new marvel movies. many people weight in line for hours to vote, which is a problem if you also have to go to work, which is why congress proposed a bill to make election day a public holiday. yeah, and that would be cool. you know who hates cool? this guy. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is slamming a bill to make election day a holiday. >> democrats want taxpayers on the look for generous new benefits for government bureaucrats and federal

employees. their bill would make election day a new paid holiday for government workers. just what america needs, another paid holiday -- ( laughter ) >> trevor: why is he saying the good thing like it's a bad thing? just what america needs, another paid holiday. someone's, like, yes, that's exactly what america needs. if someone showed up at mitch mcconnell's place for the super bowl with a punch of pizza and beer, he would be, like, oh, great, now it's turned into a party, that's what this is. maaa! maaa! if i looked like a chicken clitoris, i would try not be such a jerk. flap flap becausjerk. ( laughter ) because in most developed countries, voting day is not a workday because they want people to vote. i get where mitch is coming from. in 2016, 3 million more people voted democrat. imagine what the number would be if they got a day off. he's probably thinking if you make it a holiday auld maids and

butlers will vote, then who will iron my toast? i don't think mitch mcconnell need to worry. if you know anything about america, if you give people election day off, people won't use it to vote. presidents' day is a national holiday but no one uses it to honor presidents. no one is driving to the national monument in february. i don't blame them. the thing doesn't look like george washington. no hair, no face. it's the least accurate statue of all time. moving on. it's been almost a week since president trump's advisor roger stone was arrested for lying to congress about his role in russian interference with the 2016 election. and while trump and hid supporters don't seem too worried his people keep getting arrested, they're very concerned about how they get arrested. >> lindsey graham wants a briefing from the f.b.i. and tactics used to arrest roger stone. >> this seems to me over the top, and i don't know the

message being sernghts but i personally didn't like it. mural, do your jobs, but these tactics are unacceptable given the level of threat here. >> president trump telling the dialing caller he is disappointed in the way the raid went down. he says he's going to ask the f.b.i. to review the way it conducts its raids. >> trevor: president trump wants to change how the f.b.i. conduct its raids, which makes me wonder, is there someone he's expecting the f.b.i. to arrest? he's just, like, from now on, if they're going to arrest someone, they have to give them a 20-minute head start and a golf cart! ( laughter ) if they do catch them, give them like a very cool massage, like the ones from china. ( laughter ) in many ways, trump reminds me of the rappers who are all about money in the beginning and then they become conscious. in the beginning he was just, like, so much money, living my

life, doing good things! then now he's, like, talk about how my people are treated by the police. all my people are getting taken away. i'm not talking about money anymore, i'v we've got to change game. ( cheers and applause ) moving on, if you're one of those people who loves sharing everything on social media, it may cost you because, in new york, regulators have now issued guidelines for how insurers can look at your social media and charge you more depending on what you post. your premiums could go up because of what you post. i think that is super unfair because half the stuff we post on social media is a lie. okay? i'm going to say, it's a lie. i never actually went skiing in the alps, okay? i just went to central park and changed the geotag. that's all i did. also, i've never actually eaten japanese blowfish. i googled an image and posted it on the gram. that wasn't me. when i posted a picture smiling,

i wasn't happy. i made the face for the camera. deep down i'm empty and the only thing that validates me are strangers likes and now insurance wants to charge me for that? it's fine. follow me and tell me how you feel. ( cheers and applause ) moving on, democrats and republicans in congress are working toward a deal on border security and right now agree on a lot of things but the biggest sticking point is wall or no wall. and today the president stepped in saying he doesn't want any of these shady politicians calling it a fence or barrier or any of that trash. a wall is a wall, you should call it a wall. yeah, by the way, who are these shady politicians who are trying to cal the wall something else? >> we don't use the word wall necessarily. we'll call it a barrier. barrier, wall, call it whatever you want. i don't care what you call it. call it a barrier. call it whatever they want. a steel wall or a steel fence.

or a slat fence. they can name it peaches. i don't care what they name it. >> trevor: okay, can i just say, if the wall is called peaches, then i think we should build the wall. i'm just going to put it out there, because peaches the border wall is the most adorable thing i've ever heard. you call a wall peaches, it takes away the stic stigma. it's peaches! i bet if you called the boarbled peaches, even drug smugglers wouldn't want to breech that wall. man, when you get through the wall, pass the sledgehammer. he'd be, like, no, man, not taking a hammer to peaches, man. we don't need to do this, most drugs are passed through legal ports of entry don't you watch rachel maddow? yeah, i forgot that! moving on to the top story --

( cheers and applause ) this weekend is super bowl sunday. the one day a year when eating 100 buffalo wings is considered an appetizer and one day a year where more people are exciting to watch the ads than the game. in fact, tivo will have a feature where if you record the game you can skip the actual football game so you can go straight to the super bowl commercials which is a really grate feature. wish they had it for real life. when you have a super bowl party, some guy will want to talk about stats or something boring, and if you have tivo, you can just skip the conversation. you don't even need the feature. just make is sound. just go boop boop, boop boop, boop boop, they will stop talking to you. ( laughter ) to get us ready for all things super bowl, time for our sports segment with roy wood, jr. and michael kosta in another edition of i apologize for talking while you were talking. ( cheers and applause )

♪ >> yeah! where's the flag? >> i didn't do anything. >> what's up, i'm roy wood, jr. >> i'm michael kosta. roy are you pumped for super bowl liii-i-i-i -- >> yeah! kosta, i'm so pumped, i've got a tattoo of the word super bowl on my ass in chinese. check it out. >> all that says is oil change, five bucks. >> sounds like a good deal to me. >> welcome to another edition of i apologize for talking while you were talking brought to you by planters. >> that's right, this year, mr. peanut appears in the super bowl for the first time ever. ♪

♪ ♪ ♪ >> always there in clinch time -- >> wow! mr. peanut flies into a rod's room and a rod doesn't bat an eye. >> if you were dating j. lo, nothing would bother you either. got peanuts, j. lo, life is good. >> i like this ad, much better than the unedit version which is 20 minutes of mr. peanut trying to parallel park that bus. >> yeah, that was pretty good. moving on, the ads are only part of the super bowl. kosta, did you know there's also a football game? >> there's, new england patriots versus the l.a. rams, east coast versus west coast. reminds me of the beef between tupac and the notorious b.i. smalls. >> don't do that. tom brady is back in the super bowl and breaking records even before he hits the field. >> at the age of 41, tom brady will be the oldest q.b. to start a super bowl.

here's another age thing, 32-year-old sean mcveigh will be the youngest head coach ever in a super bowl. >> damn, man! you've got the oldest q.b. and the youngest coach. tom brady's been playing football so long even his concussions are old enough to drive. >> but they never remember where they're going. >> yeah, they never remember that. and when your head coach is that young, you need someone to rein him in and mcveigh has someone to do that. >> coach mcveigh will be observe the sideline and has a getback coach to keep you behind the line so you don't get final phenylized. >> it's like a tango. side step into the official and then move back. ( tango music playing ) ♪ ♪ >> okay, okay, let me get this straight. so here's what we've got, you've

got the get-back coach making sure the head coach gets back. >> yeah. >> but who's making sure the get-back coach gets back? what you need is a get back get back coach we'll be righ -- getk coach back back, that's just a congresso line. >> this just proves our country doesn't need a wall. all you need to do is put this guy at the border and have him pull back illegal immigrants. >> here! >> no, no texas! no, no, come on back! oh, you almost snuck into the country there, didn't you? all right, man, well, that's all the time we have right now, but real quick, kosta, what are you doing gore the big game? >> i have a bunch of friends, great spread, importing pastrami from italy. going to be a fun party. what are you doing, roy? >> i was just going to watch the game alone at home because

nobody really invites me to anything. >> roy, roy, you don't have to watch the game alone. >> ah -- >> just go to a bar. ( laughter ) trevor, see you sunday at my party? >> trevor: you damn right! roy wood, jr. and michael kosta, everybody! we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) this is game fuel. it's domination in a can. ahh. taste like loser tears. new mountain dew amp game fuel. victory in a can.

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trevor, the way i see it, the problem with social media is the problem america always has, we overdo everything. the egyptians invented bread, america invented unlimited bread sticks. the greeks invented drama, we invented love in hip-hop atlanta. the french invented the ménageàa trois, we invented the bukaki 5000. >> trevor: isn't bukaki japanese? >> yes, but america added the 5000. ( laughter ) point, is we overdo everything, and social media is our latest monstrosity and it's kind of destroying us. good news, your old pal neal knows just how to fix it. i got my inspiration from another problem, guns. there are a ton of great gun control ideas we're never going to use. that's when it hit me, what america needs is common sense phone control. >> trevor: wait, i don't understand what that means. >> then allow me to continue. ( laughter ) buddy, our phones are just like guns, you think it's a good idea

to have one, but statistically, you're more likely to use it to hurt yourself. ask any of these people, because of a tweet, they all got into i'm stealing a page from guny control and proposing a three-day waiting period on all tweets. if kevin hart had a three-day waiting period, he would have been, like, i'm not going to post this homophobic tweet, i'm going to post a promotional tweet about one of the 15 movies i've got coming out this weekend. ( laughter ) >> trevor: what else? >> mental health checks. let's apply that to facebook. before you can share something on your time line, you have to pass a simple cognition test. ( laughter ) question one, does the government release chem trails from airplanes? a, no, or b, hellz yeah, that's how the grogs got gay! ( laughter ) question two, did beyonce fake

her pregnancy. a, of course not, or, b, these hollywood people out here acting crazy, you don't know. ( laughter ) question three, do jewish people control the weather? a, absolutely not or, b, i'm no anti-semite, but, yes, jews do control the weather. ( laughter ) ( applause ) if we constantly have to prove we're not robots, we should also have to prove we're not stupid dumbasses. here's another regulation, before you can use instagram, you need to pass a background check. >> trevor: i get it, for, like, people who might be criminals or stalkers. >> no, i mean if you're going to do a selfie, check your background first. make sure the stuff behind you isn't weird, like sometimes i'll see pictures and there will be, like, why is there a microwaive next to your toilet?

and ladies, if you're going to post a thirst crap, try to crop out your husband and/or your baby. but come to think of it, buddy, your criminals idea sounds good, too. we should have a rule for that on instagram. if you have a history of harassment, you're blocked. you don't get to creep on the gram. no butt cheeks for you, dawg, but on the upside, you don't get to look at pictures -- and this is real -- of idiots at an amusement park. and by the way, trevor, i i think it's wrong you murdered that minion and used it as a hat. >> trevor: no, what was wrong is the minion called me a racial slur. looked me dead in the eye and said -- ( speaking minion ) not cool, buddy. >> not cool. those are aren't his words, either. ( laughter ) my points, we need to be saved from ourselves. we have speed limits, regulations on medications, calorie counts -- we ignore

them, but we have them. now more than ever, america needs phone control. >> trevor: you know what, neal? i'm sold. i think what would set a great example is if you let me take your phone away first. >> typical liberal. ( laughter ) trevor, you will get my phone when you pry it from my cold, dead hands! >> trevor: neal brennan, everyone! we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause )

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( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight is a democrat from minnesota who became the first somali-american and the first refugee to be elected to congress. please welcome back to the show congresswoman ilhan omar ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome back to the

show. >> oh, thank you so much for having me back. >> trevor: it's been a long time since you were last here, and you have done a lot since then. congratulations. >> thank you. >> trevor: at making your way into congress. that's exciting. >> it's been a long journey. >> trevor: and a fruitful journey as well. people love throwing the firsts at you. do you have ever get tired of having to be the first everything -- first refugee, first somali, first woman of color to represent minnesota, first, first, first, first -- >> i think people add first extras that are not real. >> trevor: yes, yes, but you are a trailblazer. just the job alone is something that fundamentally changed what doing kong was. there was a ban fo on hijabs for over 100 years. >> 187 years. >> trevor: does anyone look at you and there's backlash or do they think it makes sense?

>> it's interesting because there was a ban on hats and headwear, and what people didn't realize is it made it unconstitutional to apply it to me because we are supposed to have religious liberty in this country. >> trevor: right. >> and, so, it would have applied a religious test, and, so, lifting it is just upholding our constitution, and people are, like, oh, they did her a favor, and all of these people are changing things for her, and it's, like, no, we're just following the constitution. >> trevor: it does feel like -- ( cheers and applause ) it does seem like trump operates under, you know, a set of rules that no one else does, and that's -- >> he's delusional, that's why. >> trevor: and you haven't been afraid to call him out on that, but let's talk about some of the policies you spoke about. one of the biggest criticisms you always hear leveled against you and the group of freshmen who have come in generally is

people go, oh, these are lofty ambitions that can't be achieved, america doesn't have the money to cancel student debt, america doesn't have the money for medicare at all, america just doesn't have the money. how would you propose getting the money to pay for these amazing programs? >> america has money. we don't have a problem of scarcity, really. what we have is a problem of moral courage, right. our budgets really are supposed to be -- ( applause ) our budgets are supposed to be an example of our moral values. >> trevor: right. >> and, so, you know, this is why i got on the budget committee, because i'm excited to make sure that we have a budget that's reelective of our values. ( cheers and applause ) and, so, what we need to do is we need to make sure that we are prioritizing and funding policies that create positive impact in people's day-to-day lives. >> trevor: mm-hmm. >> we have been prioritizing and enriching the wealthy. we have given in to caving in,

right, like to the powers of special interests. >> trevor: right. >> and, so, we need to make sure that we're holding special interests accountable, that we're getting money out of politics, that we are taxing the uber rich, that the 1% gets to pay their fair share. >> trevor: right. >> so this is why we're proposing a marginal tax rate. we want to make sure that the american people recognize government as one that works for them and works on behalf of their interests. ( applause ) >> trevor: you are someone who has been very outspoken, you've always spoken your mind and spoken directly to people, voters, your colleagues, et cetera, and, recently, you've come under fire for a few of your previous comments. >> recently. >> trevor: yeah, but most recently, there was after tweet that you had a while ago criticizing israel and what -- you know, how they're handling the crisis in palestine and in

gaza, and you said, you know, israel is hypnotizing the world is what they're doing. you apologized after that and what you said was really interesting to me in the apology. you said, i apologize for focusing on the semantic arguments and clarifying my comments, but i apologize for not making people understand that i was completely not trying to be anti-semitic and not standing up and fighting against that antisemitism because, you know, people who may not know, but the -- the idea of jewish people hypnotizing anyone is part of the stigma that led to many of them, you know -- the holocaust and many of the hate crimes against them. you apologized for that but you've still stood fast with your criticism of israel. you still criticize people that you don't agree with. how do you find that balance between criticizing people and then also not looking like you are condemning mass groups of people as opposed to governments? >> yeah, i was going to say, with that tweet, what i finally

realized is the realization that i hope that people come to when we're having a conversation about white privilege. >> trevor: right. >> people would be, like, i grew up in a poor neighborhood, i can't be privileged, can you stop saying that, i haven't benefited from my whiteness. >> trevor: uh-huh. >> and it's, like, no, we're talking about systematic. >> trevor: right, right. >> so for me, that happened for me. i was, like, do not call me that, that's not what i was doing. and i was, like, oh, i see what you're saying now. so i had to take a deep breath and understand where people were coming from and what point they were trying to make. >> trevor: interesting. >> we is what i expect people to do when i'm talking to them, right, about things that impact me or offend me. and what is important in this conversation is that we separate the land, the people and administrations.

when i talk about what we are doing wrong in this country, it's not because i hate this country, it's not because i don't see myself as american, it's because i love this country and because i am american and because i want it to do better. so when i talk about places like saudi arabia or, you know, israel or even now with venezuela, i'm not criticizing the people, i'm not criticizing their faith, i'm not criticizing their way of life. what i am criticizing is what's happening at the moment, and i want for there to be accountability so that the government, that administration, that regime can do better because i believe that we all deserve better and the human collective requires us to speak up when we see something wrong. ( applause ) >> trevor: thank you so much for coming back on.

congresswoman ilhan omar, everybody! we'll be right back! thank you so much! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ this is game fuel.

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