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i'm trevor noah. today is wednesday, the 28th of october. which means if you live in alabama, or tennessee, tomorrow is your last day to vote early. because remember, voting isn't like a waffle house. there are rules. anyway, coming up on tonight's show, why trick or treating is so scary this year. trump rallies, are more dangerous than ever. and ice cube joins us on the show. so let's do this, people. welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is the daily social distancing show with trevor noah. >> trevor: okay, before we get to anything else, last night was the fibl game of the world series so we have to say congratulations to los angeles dodgers. >> this year belongs to the dodgers. >> the los angeles dodgers capturing their first world series in 32 years with a 3-1

game six win over the tampa bay rays. >> the dodgers ended their 32 year world series title drought with a 3-1, game six win over the rays in texas last night. it was a fitting ending for one of the most turbulent seasons in league history. >> trevor: congratulations to l.a the world series drought is finally over. and your actual drought ask only getting worse, hey, one vic reat a time, obviously because of corona it is unlikely there will be a pa ray. but let's be honest, even if there was a parade, people wouldn't be able to see it from the sidewalk anyway, look guys it is considerree seager, no, it's a light pole, congratulationsk light pole. but for real, i think this is really geat for los angeles because the city really needs a boost right now. the pandemic has hit really hard. the wildfires have displaced hundreds of thousands of people. and not to mention, half the town just found out they weren't

special enough to be invited to kim k's private island birthday party. that's got to hurt. >> it is kind of weird because with all of these championships, if you are from l.a., will you have very different memory of 2020 from everyone else. think about it, you don't want to win 2020, yo, you guys remember what happened in 2020? you mean when everyone died and we were stuck indoors? >> yeah, yeah, that's what i was going to talk about. and speaking of winning, you know how we have all been stressed about how the earth is going to die, and we won't have anywhere to live? well, problem solved. >> for the first time scientists have discovered water on the sun lit surface of the moon. nasa announced that water molecules were found in and around a crater. the space agency says that it could mean that there is water across the lunar surface. nasa previously found ice but only in dark and cold areas near the moons poles. water on the moon's surface could lead to astronauts living on lunar bases in the future. >> trevor: yes, people, the

good news is that there might be water on the moon. bad news is, it is the sun. but still, congratulations to nasa. because i know moon water sounds like something goop would sell to clean your private parts, but this is actually a huge discovery because if it pans out it means we can launch space missions from the moon. which is much more efficient. and nasa can finally have the wet space suit contest that it's always dream trood of. plus instead of filling a rocket with water, astronauts will have space for more important flied, like white claw, ain't no dui's in space, baby. but i don't know why this is a surprise it makes sense that the moon has water on it, think about, it, the earth is what, 71% water, and theth and moon are lake best friends. either way, if you ask me, i'm glad that they discovered this now and i'm glad that they didn't discover moon water on

the first landing. because man, it would have totally ruined the moment. >> this is one small step for man. one giant-- god [bleep] i just got these boots. these are said, you can't get them wet, mother [bleep] ball this is one giant [bleep] for man kind. >> trevor: moving on. to someone who wishes they were on the moon right now. keith rannier, the leader of the sex cult called nexium, he was sentenced yesterday to 120 years in prison. and i hope that this is a lesson to any expiring cult leaders out there. if you want people to give you their money and worship you, don't start a cult. because an instagram influencer. or president. and speaking of trump, he also had a bad day in court yesterday that ended not nice. >> a federal judge this morning rejected an effort by the justice department to have the u.s. government replace

president trump in a defamation lawsuit. the president is accused of de faming writer e. jean carroll after she wrote in oy 2019 book that he raped her in the mid 19 90s. he called her a liar and she in turn failed a defamation suit. but the d o.j. moved to have the u.s. government replace trump as defendant, arguing that she was effectively suing a u.s. government employee for actions performed on the course of a job. if i read ral judge didn't see that, and thus rejectedded the argument. >> yes. thank you federal judge. this makes perfect sense. just because you're president, it doesn't mean that everything you do is officially part of the presidency. i mean if that were true, i would run for president just so i could get into bar fights. what did you say about my mama? >> ah, what did the united states say about your momma. also in trump's defense, he has to use the department of justice lightly. he man can't find a good lawyer

no matter how much he tries. one of his lawyers went to jail and then turned against him. and the other one, he is too busy tanning in people's yards for halloween. >> but rape allegations aren't trump's only problem. because the election is only a week away. and so he is spending every day on the campaign trail trying to convince voters to replace whoever is destroying this country with him. and by the way, if you are planning to attend one of those big trump campaign rallies, well, maybe bring in extra coats. >> after president trump's final rally of the day in omaha nebraska, thousands of his supporter-- supportedders got stranded in freezing cold temperatures. >> there was a shortage of buss to transport people from the rally at the hangar to parking lots on thes on siefdz eppley airfield. nearly a four mile walk. police department officers helped assist stranded rally goers to help them find their vehicles, only what scanners reported 30 patient contacts and seven patient transports to the hospital. these are people of course

struggling with the 30 degree temperatures. the rally concluded around 9 p.m. but the event site was not cleared until 12:30 a.m. >> i swear, guys, every day, there is another way that you can die from going to a trump rally. first you could get corona. now you can get hypothermia? by the end of the weekend trump is just going to be tossing snakes out into the crowd. free cobras, everybody. free cobras and an connedars. you won't get that from sleepy joe, take that, it bites. but i guess this is a classic donald trump move, leaving his supporters stranded out in the cold. >> we're going to bring back manufacturing. bye. now while trump has chosen coronavirus as his wingman, joe biden is going with his former boss barack obama. the two of them have been going around the country holding separate rallies. and one thing that has become crystal clear is that one of these guys is trying to get the jb and the other one is retired and living the life.

>> wha this closing aferghtd, that people are too to us canned on covid, he said this at one of his rallies, covid, covid, covid, he is complaining. he is jealous of covid's media coverage. >> many of those lives lost, in the cruelest way possible. alone. alone. alone in a hospital room. alone in a nursing home. no family, no friends. >> if we were focused on covid now, the white house wouldn't be having its second outbreak in a month, the white house. he's turned the white house into a hot zone. >> we seat empty store front and the shut erred businesses. the visible signs of lost hope and broken dreams. >> i will say that i miss kissing babies during the pandemic. i can't do it. but i look at that little bundle right there. brand new. got the new baby smell. >> the longest walk any parent

can make, up a short flight of stairs to his children's bedroom. >> tell a child you can't play in the little league team any more. >> in is so hilarious to see, how roles have been reversed because you remember when obama was president, joe biden was the guy that got to have fun while obama was giving the somber speeches. now obama is out doing rap battles while biden is writing hallmark cards. the difference between obama and biden is the difference between white church and black church sthrks all i experienced growing up because obama makes you say amen! and biden makes you say ah-men. watching obama in that speech also remiensd us of how much delivery of a speech actually affects the message. because when obama says i want to kiss that bab he, we're like yeah, kiss that baby, barry. but if trump was like i want to kiss that little baby. you would be like yo, we need to get this baby out of here, man, i don't trust this guy. and i don't know about you, but

sometimes these rallies feel like when you fall in love with someone, but they're trying t set you up with their best friend. >> well hey, girl, how you doing. >> hey, barry. >> you free on friday night. >> i sure am. >> wrnlings i want to you go out with my friend joe, is he a good guy, you will like him. >> okay, but i'm only taking one for democracy. okay, when we come back we talk about how people are making halloween work during coronavirus. and don't forget ice cube is joining us on the show. so stick around. when it comes to laundry, everyone thinks their way is the right way. i wash on delicate. i just stuff everything in. you have to wash on cold, because it saves energy.

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show. let's talk about halloween. you know, when the whole neighborhood pays child support with kit kat. but with the pandemic here, we are treating it a bit differently. let's find out how differently in our special segment halloween in the time of corona. when you think about it, halloween is the exact opposite of social distancing. you go to as many strangers' houses as possible and ask them for stuff that they've touched. plus there is saliva everywhere from when people eat candy corn, oh boy, candy corn. oh. but whatever the reason, this year many sissies are doing away with halloween completely. >> will halloween be cancelled?

2020 being the worst year ever, there's new concern about the treasured holiday due to the pandemic. health officials in l.a. announced that door to door trick or treating is banned this year. also banned, haunted houses and large gatherings. >> new york's classic parade that draws a million people to greenwich village every year, canceled, chicago too, atlanta went virtual. >> in a town famous for witch trials and halloween celebrations the scawriest thing in salem, massachusetts this year, the tourists. the mater is telling sight seers to stay home. >> and in richmond. >> trick or treating is not cancelled. >> however my best recommendation is that you stay home. >> yes, it turns out halloween events are getting cancelled all across the u.s. because if these cities actually held these events, somebody could die. no, but for real someone could die because of consider owna like someone could actually die, i have to get my lights fixed,

why do they always do this. and if you ask me, canceling trick or treating is ridiculous. so what, i'm just supposed to sit at home alone in my superman costume eating a bucket of my own candy, how is that going to be different from the other nights of the year, halloween is supposed to be special, the good news is that just because there is a pandemic, what doesn't mean halloween has to be canceled. all across america people are finding ways to keep the scares coming without the virus tagging along. >> the cdc labeling traditional trick or treating this halloween as a high risk activity but parents are coming up with ways to keep halloween safe. >> vurnlgia, they found a unique way to handle a socially distant halloween. they came up with the idea of a candy slide. >> some nawbs are getting creative. >> one designed a candy shoot. >> another a pulley system to deliver candy from the porch to the street. >> some folks are going high-tech dispensing candy from a drone. >> meanwhile some haunted houses in the area are back open and

adapting amid the pandemic. >> there's no touching most of our dumps are done at a distance. >> rooms are designed to keep actors six feet from visitors. they railroad the actors to speak as little as possible to prevent the spread of drop lets. >> okay, can i just say i am glads that those haunted houses can stay open. because this is the one year where it's safer inside a haunted house than outside. >> i am a ghost. >> yeah, bitch and there is white supremacists outside, i'm staying here with you. >> and you know, it's so amazing how inventive americans have become when candy is at stake. all it took was the possibility of a few kids not getting candy and half of su buria turn noodleon musk. i would like to see those drones. yeah, the military should use those. you would be at a wedding in the middle east, oh no, a drone, aahh. wait. it is dropping candy, yay. it's dropping candy. look, everybody.

it is candy. it is candy corn, it's candy corn, death to america. >> now of course the most important part of halloween is dressing up. and far from stopping people, the pandemic is actually inspiring. >> several retailers are cashing in on timely halloween costumes inspired by items that became important during the panld. >> of course one of the most popular items toilet paper roll also is a disinfection tenant wipe costume. >> check out this creation from one dads, a monster groom call. >> you know those face shields you see medical workers wearing, one company is turnings to into halloween mask for kids. boo. >> i'm frankenstein. >> you want to dress up as hand sanitizer, how about sexy hand sanitizer. >> selling this racy mail-in ballot costume that comes complete with i voted pasties. >> wait, hold up. someone is planning to shall a

sngsy mail-in ballot this weekend? what are you doing? if you are a sexy mail-in ballot you should have been in the mail by yesterday, do you realize what you have done, are you too late, now you have to go to a sexy dropoff box where you better sexy wait in line for three hours. and look, i get dressing up as paper towels or hand sanitizer but please, people, whatever you do, do not dress up as a doctor or a nurse this year. because sexy nurse or not, your ass is going to get put to work quick. >> wait, no, i'm just a sexy nurse, i'm in the real. >> i don't give a shit, give this man on a ventilator and unjct him with some bleach bleemp, fast. >> that doesn't work. >> look, i just dressed as a sexy hospital administrator, i am as confused as you. >> look, we have to take a break but when we come back roy wood, jr. continues his top down of dn ald trump scand alls. and ice (mom vo) we fit a lot of life into our subaru forester.

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to the daily social distancing show. as you know, we have been counting down done all trump's 100 most tremendous scandals. so here is part three with roy wood, jr. >> even before he became president donald trump was no stranger to scandal. sometimes to kill tabloid stories he would call reporters pretending to be his own publicist. imagine trying to fool someone over the phone if are you donald

trump. you think your voice sounds like adel. but while a celebrity businessman might be able to get the media to go along with him, it is a lot harder if you are president. over the last four areas the fake news media has exposed hundreds of scandals coming out of the trump administration, and none of it made a bit of a damn difference. but hey, let's continue to count them down. these are donald trump's 100 most tremendous scandals. >> president trump says he's trying to find out more about the whistle-blower. >> he paid just $750 in federal income tax. >> firing lieutenant corn err alexander vinman and gordon sondland. >> why don't they go back and help to fix the places from which they came. >> why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here. >> little rock et man. >> tried to manipulate the count by adding a citizenship question to the census form. >> indicted or convicted six of the president's associates.

>> advised staff members at the natural resources conservation service to avoid saying the term climate change. >> syria also has a relationship with the kurds without i about the way are no angels, okay. >> get that son of a bitch off the field. >> fire him! >> person, woman, man, camera, tv. >> secret chinese bank account called american soldiers who died in war suckers and losers. >> the executive time in the oval office, every day. >> legally mismanaging his charitable foundation. >> taking intelligence given to the u.s. by an ally, sharing it with an adversary in the so val office. >> despite the constant negative fres conditions covfefe. >> question able commune taitions or pardon. >> hush money to porn stars stornee daniels and karen mcdoug ag. >> two iraqisis were radicalized and. >> full throated trump

endorsement of a accused child are a molester ri moore. >> z how did you get home? i don't remember. >> how did you get there, i don't remember, where is the place, i don't remember. >> how many years ago was itness i don't know. i don't know. >> goddam, i feel like i took an all-inclusive vacation to scandals beach resort. scandals? and that brings us to our final scandal of the evening, coming in at number 26, it involves ticki torches, kkk and a golf cart you wouldn't want to be stuck behind on the 9th hole. >> donald trump is famous for being quick with an intro. >> he insulted reporters. >> i'm the president and are you fake news. >> senators. >> this elizabeth warren, i call her goofy. >> crying chuck schumer, cry ug chuck, a bunch of losers. >> and even voters to their face. >> how stupid are the people of iowa. >> which is one group he's been strangely reluctant to-- insult

white supremacists within the moment that jolted the republican party, trump's response to receiving the support of former ku klux klan grand wizard david duke. >> i don't know, honestly, i don't know david duke, i don't believe i have ever met him, i just don't know anything about him. >> that's right, dn ald trump launched his 2016 campaign by going full mariah on david duke. >> i don't know her. >> oh please, david duke is the betty white of racism, he has been in the game forever and everyone knows who he is. saying you hate david duke is literally the easiest thing in the world. even his plastic surgeon hates him. once trump took office racist everywhere rejoiced. hate crimes skyrocketed and white supremacists rallied around trump as their new icon. >> hail trump, hail our people. >> i mean who wouldn't look at this guy and say master race. then an inn 2017. >> you will not suppress us. >> white supremacists through

themselves a terror parade in char lostville, virginia, that ended the murder of an antifashionist counterproses-- protester. and donald trump once again found it hard toguys >> i think there is blame on both sides. >> you have some very bad people in that group but you also had people that were very fine people, on both sides. >> that's right. in a fight between racists and antiracists, trump said there were very fine people on both sides. amazing. it's like donating to kayne's presidential campaign and taylor swift. sometimes trump doesn't even wait to be asked about white supremacists, he just on twitter retweeting accounts like white genocide, tm, just say good thing they trademarked that, it could have been stolen by some men's white hair die. >> this summer he responded to supporters yelling white power. >> it is the retweet that gets flu twrowbl. >> you don't get a bigger honor than the president than that,

those retweets, like metal of freedom. but no matter how much trump makes it clear that he is on the same page with white supremacistsk people keep giving him a chance just one more time to finally denounce them once and for all. >> but are you willing tonight to condemn white supremacists. >> i will do i would say almost everything i see is from the left wing, not from the right wing. >> then do it, sir. >> say it, do it, say it. >> you want to call them-- what do you want to call them, give me a name. >> white supremacists. >> who would you like me to condemn. >> proud boys. >> proud boy, stand back and stand by. >> okay, stand back and stand by, that's the worst way to ever condemn something. like break up with someone and then texting them, syl. >> donald trump did something so hard t is like is he trying to walk down a ramp or walk downstairs or hold his wife's hand.

the supporting white supremacists should have been the easiest to avoid. i mean what could possibly explain why he keeps stumbling into situations where racists and nazis think they have his support. i guess we'll never know. pnsz with. >> poor guy got tongue tied trying to denounce racist, really sad. that is all the time we have for tonight. but join us next time when we explore the world of caravans, kissing cages and a very persistents cough as we continue to count down donald trump's most tremendous scandals. >> trevor: thank you, when we come back i will talk to the man himself, ice cnbe. you don't want to miss it

daily social distancing show, earlier today a spoke with rapper, actor and ak vis ice cube. we talked about his contract with black america plan which calls for reforms to close the opportunity and wealth gap in the united states. check it out. welcome to the daily social distancing show, man t is good to you have on. and i'm not going to waste any time. let's jump straight into it. you made news because you unveiled what you call the contract with black america. and before we get into like the whole donald trump of everything

and just how the news spiraled. i wanted to talk to you about the contract, it is i 13 part plan that was inspired by many of the things that happened during 2020 but really the journey that black americans have been on, what is the 13 plan for america. >> well, i mean, it's actually more than that. we have a 22 page plan. we had 13 pretty much bullet points that we wanted to try to get senators and congress people and people to just kind of agree to and hopefully sign. and so we were more or less pushing an abbreviated version of concepts. but the contract is thorough and growing. we are going to have a section on sports. we're tbing to have a section on women, black women. so we're growing the contract, you know, daily.

so the 13 points were just common sense things, you know, things that can hopefully open up its wealth gap. everybody has been really putting a lot of energy into police brutality. >> right. >> so we wanted to put energy into economics because we believe economics can solve some of our problems. not all of our problems but you know, you have sp percent of the people fighting for basically half a percentage point of wealth. so that causes a lot of problems in itself. you know, you can imagine 13 people trying to share half a plate of food. >> trevor: you have always been someone who has been outspoken but this year it feels like something changed in you. it feels like you became a little angrier t feels like you became a little more like there was a cat list that pushed you, what do you think that was, was

it one thing or just the moment in time becoming so big. >> you know, i have always been an artist that believed in pushing the energy, you know, sometimes being a little disruptive to you know make sure things are heard like they are supposed to be. but the situation with george employed, the murder of george employed was something that i just couldn't let slide. and i felt like when you look around, it's our turn, you know. it's my generation turn to try to make somebody social things happen for our people. and try to push you know all the pressure points available to make something dramatic and big and impactful happen for our

people here. that's really what sparked me on this quest to, you know, create the contract with black america, promote the contract with black america, you know, it's dealing with not only the government but the private industries because i think they worked together to keep us down. so you know, there is enough blame to go around. and we just want people to fes up and pay up. this is our money. we're not asking for other people's money. this sour money that you know, our ancestors earned in a lot of ways. we continue to earn this money and we're-- we continue to pay taxes. and still not get any. programs, from the homestead act, to the gi bill, to you know, the ppp loan, you know,

all these things that are in place to help average americans, most of the time we're shut out, cut out or basically disrespected. and cheeted. so you know, i just think it is a debt that the country owes. and that the country has to pay us because the country is coming apart at the seems, if they want to top it, they will stop this unfair treatment of black people here in america. >> you know, it's interesting that you say that because this was the year when some people were awakened, many people knew this was happening but this is the year when en masse many americans said we know there is a deep problem here, we have to try and fix it. it was surprising to me when i woke up and read a news article that said aren't you supporting trump, i clicked on the story, read through it, it seems messy but you were trying to speak to

multiple politicians and then the only story that came out was ice cube is now a trump supporter. and he says trump is good for black people and biden and kamala aren't. from your perspective, what happened. >> well, i mean, i never said that. you know. i put out a plan, both campaigns wanted to talk to me about it. and you know, i was eager to talk to both campaigns. you know, i'm done playing this politic game. joining sides, to me that, that doesn't get the job done. you know what gets the job done is to try to make a deal with whoever is in power. and hopefully they see what we are going through. now which don't know who is going to win. and so you know, the fact that we don't know that, is the reason why i felt like we need

to meet with both sides. people get mad because they pick their sides. people get mad because they have their perks or whatever they're going to get from each party. and they want me to pick a side. and they're upset because i haven't. but if i picked a side, i don't think talking about the issues of the black community would still be on the tongues of, and on the minds and on the consciousness of both of these campaigns, you know. i think everybody knows that both of these campaigns are going after white women voters at this point in time. so i think we would have been just kind of, you know, put in the back pockets. >> like an-- i hear you. >> i want to keep our issues, you know, top of mind and at the

forefront, and so you know, it is politics. you know, the trump campaign put out those headlines. but you know, you got both the sides putting out headlines. you got celebrities on both sides with headlines. campaigns try to use political footballs in anyway they can. at the end of the day, american people smarter than that. you know, american people going to look at all the facts and go and vote for the person that they believe can win and do a better job. so. >> were you worried at although as ice cube that trump and his people would try and play it like you were supporting them? were you worried at all, once don junior started putting up a picture of you wearing a maga hat. you tried to make it seem like ice cube is our guy as opposed to ice cube say black man who is coming here with a plan for black people? >> well, i mean, whoever did and tried to use me like that would

be you know, mistaken because i was going to come out and tell the real, i always speak the truth and that's the problem. i understand the gangs, you know, i don't mind people take a shots at me because i talk to both sides of the aisle. but i always believe this, you know, is a nonpartisan issue. i have been saying bipartisan but it's really a nonpartisan issue. no matter what side of the fence you are on, it is time for both sides to come together and solve this problem. >> you have always been somebody who is about bringing people together, you know. you have spoken your mind in your music, you have fans from all walks of life, i know a lot of people were shaken and disappointed when earlier this year you had a few tweets that came out that were anti-semitic conspiracy theories, i know from my life growing up in south africa, but have i seen in america, people feel like the jewish community and black

community are natural allies in some experiences that you shared. and you came out and said i was misguided and misinformed. what have you learned since that experience. >> i mean i never said i was misguided and misinformed. i just thought i was being clumped in with other people. i put up a piece of of art that pained me for my reasons. and then i realized it pained other people for their reasons. and so you know, that's what art does, you know, art provokes thought. you foe being an artist, that's what, you know, i dreamed to do is provoke thought, provoke people to see a different version of reality, to understand that you know, things can come in many different angles. >> or different perspectives. all i want is fairness and jus tises and i'm going to spea truth wherever i see it or

believe it. and so you know t was unfortunate that some people took me as you know, as anti-semitic person but i think there's just too much history to show that i'm not. >> well, i appreciate you coming on the show. i appreciate the work that you are putting in. and to your point, regardless of who wins, i hope that black people win on the other side of the election because then it is equality and justice for everyone. thank you for taking the time, ice cube. >> thanks, trevor. hey, no matter who inwiths, it is all about trying to make this country better. and that's what we need to do and we need to solve this problem. and make this exri better than it is-- this country bet are than it is today. >> i appreciate you, for real. >> yeah, shout out. >> all right, we'll take a quick break but we'll be right back after this.

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