abandon hope. michael j fox, welcome to the >> trevor: well hello, twice as likely than whites to daily social distancing show. everybody, welcome to the daily social distancing show, i'm lose their home. trevor noah. >> after educational, crime, today is wednesday, the 2-7bd of >> nice to not be there. december. which means there is only 49 days left until trump is no homes-- it is about 156 billion >> if i am not mistaken this is in lost equity. >> one coup nell florida saw your third time technically on longer president and start "the daily show" in all its their appraisal increase by 40% starts selling national secrets after they removed any evidence iterationsk correct? that a black woman lived there. on his only fan account, anyway coming up on tonight's show, the >> my 20th time, first time, >> i took down the family queen has the vaccine y black pictures that we had. you are my third host. people can't buy homes and in the home. and you know basically any michael j fox will join us on markers that there were it was greg kin ear, and jon the show, let's do this, welcome african-americans living in the to the daily social distancing house. >> replacing them only with photos of her husband and his show. >> from trevor's couch in new stewart, and then you. york city to your couch white family. >> when the second appraisal >> are you doing well, trevor. somewhere in the world, this is comes back. >> i like how you say it like it >> the value of their house shot is a con quest, are you my third the daily social distancing show up more than 100,000 dollars. daily show host, excited to see with trevor noah. what the fourth is going to bring. >> think about that. it makes sense that i am your her home appraisal went up third daily show host, it makes let's kick things off with the sense that you have been on coronavirus pandemic. every single show because you you know, the reason why our have been show business. $100,000, $100,000, getting rid you have, you know, the years of her family not he owe did nostrils aren't virgins any when you were the young guy more. today the world hit a major more for her home values than doing everything, that was milestone as great britan became putting in a swimming pool. amazing, but now you are the guy and again, can we agree that who is still doing amazing the first country to officially this is racist? things but you have this amazing yes, because just having journey with parkinsons as well approve a fully tested vaccine. where you raised more money than pictures of black family members anybody in the world fighting so big congratulations britan, shouldn't drive down the value against the disease.

it is amazing how much you can of a house. when you look at your life where get done when you don't waste do you see your achievements or time combing your hair. because you have pictures of black people, unless that black person is r. kelly, then is like is it just one-story. and you know this is really, >> i don't know. i don't really think of it in really great news for the world. unless britain decides to use i don't care, i know what was those terms. this opportunity to get revenge. happening in. i'm just glad to be here, happy there so when it comes to racial to be around. so it turns out we've gotten the i have had a wonderful life, i discrimination in housing, vaccine and we'll be handing it america has come a long way. moved to california when i was out to all of our colonies, oh, and there is still a long way to 18, had the show, and found go. but until the government gets myself married ang found myself oh, that's right, you don't want certificate quus about racial to be colonies any more, i guess discrimination and mortgage with a child and parkinson's more vaccine for me, oh, aah, lending and wholesalingk well, disease. and another series, it is just neil has got you covered. like life just goes like. how do you like that now, >> are you trying to sell your home but can't get a good price? that. ind-- india, so safety and and it is cool if you take notes precaution is fantastic but there is one country who might because you black? along the way. bur it has been a whirlwind. be taking their precautions a >> you're trying to get a new i so i don't know. house but these real estate little too far. agents are keeping you in the i loved being 23 and driving my >> belt gum is putting a four poor house. person lit limit on holiday ferrari 80 miles an hour, >> pack that moving van because parties deurd the pandemic we got a plan. lighting a cigarette, when i see pandemic. officials say all gatherings must be held outdoor in a yard >> introducing leo's' home-- i or garden and only one guest will make your house look so myself sitting on the back porch will be able to enter the house with my dog watching rabbits. during the entire party. white, they'll think wes if you really have to go to the and i think about it, that kid toilet there will be nothing anderson missing this. i will throw out all your family left to do but return home said standing in the hollywood, it photos and replace them with a government spokesperson. >> whoa, whoa, hold on. watercolors of boats. was a different life. only one person at the party is >> i will even throw in a a you laked to use the bathroom >> trevor: i feel like you that say terrible idea. diploma from dartmouth. have lived many lives, you know.

for starters, how do they decide and i think it is only fitting >> art history, you know that is that you have written another who gets to be the designated white. your library is going to get memoir. this is your fourth one now but in the back what i really found bathroom user. does the host tell you in advance, do they regulate your whitified too, and of course how endearing and makes you want to life and times it makes you want nog intake or decide based on to be anti-racei by in ram to cry, is you share how hard it what you ate. the worst part about not being kensy. is to stay optimistic am you share moments where you go able to use the bathroom su lose a that is white hot. your excuse for bailing on a actually i don't know if i am conversation. that is the only reason you go >> and nothing says white like optimistic every day, actually i to the bathroom at a party. now you have to be honest. am de pressed. okay, well, thank you, thank parkinson's sunks, actually life adding exposed bricks. you, yeah, i've got to go. isn't always easy. no, i don't have to use the >> man, that is rustic as hell. talk me through why you decided >> i will even white fie your bathroom, i just don't want to to write a book that had a talk about your kids any more. different tone to what we heard i hate them right now. garage. swap out that 2005 honda civic from you so much in the past. i don't even know them. of course it is at least for a kayak, a pair of skis, and possible to practice social distancing at a garden party. you can at least try. a volleyball net that only got but it is much more difficult at used once. >> cranky book, what happened, a sex party. looking like an llb catalog, and so when authorities in belgium if you order now, i will white discovered that people were with parkinson i reached-- it is throwing an orgy in violation of fie your music collection. the lockdown police were sent to >> good-bye megan the stallion, break it up. what it is, it is an pessimism but that is when the real hello barbara the streisand. scandal began. leo devlin home white if i >> the hungarian member of the kaition, $85, you can get that point of view, glation half full european parliament has resigned after breaking lockdown rules by from your mama within. or empty, i find it full. attending what has been and do gad if my life that way. described as a gay sex party in then i get to, they found a brussels. jozsef szajer who previously ♪ white if i kaition. tumor on my spine t will

backed anti-lgbt legislation in paralyze new short order. we have to take it out. ♪. >> pi the fair grounds, extra hungary admitted attending the next to foot locker. i found this doctor, in party which was broken up by >> when we come back i will be police. talking with author about >> the they simply said that baltimore johns hopkins, he said they were there raiding a party i will take tout. which appeared to be breaking writing one of the top books of i can tell you why, i don't want 2020 and then michael jrk fox coronavirus lockdown joins us on the show, stick restrictions. they are are also reporting the to be the guy that paralyzes bulgarian media tried to run away from the party by climbing michael j fox. down a drain pipe and he was he had the balls to say that, he then caught by the police in the was the guy, i can relearn to street. >> trevor: damn, i can't believe a home phobic politician walk again, learned the was caught at a gay sex party mechanics of walking again and all that stuff. going down a drien pipe and then finally got to long story short, he tried to escape. got to where i was alone at the high five. first time in months, hi no and by the way, being at an illegal sex party when the police storm in must be so if you vape nicotine, aides, no-- hanging and with me, walking down my hallway in my you could be inhaling toxic metals like nickel, chromium, awkward. because you don't even realize it is a real police raid until pamplet, seemed like a big shot, walked into the kitchen, slipped and lead that can damage your lungs. it is too late. think about it, you probably on the style, fell down an assume somebody ordered stripper aficionado. shattered my humourous. i'm a fashionista. cops. >> oh yes, officer, i have been sneakerhead. metalhead. mutilated it. a really naughty boy, wow, real me? gearhead. and i was lying on the floor, ♪ handcuffs. you take this seriously. ha ha but yes, my friends, once audiophile. okay, put a shinnee face on again another antigay politician this. make this happy. gamer.

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family members and several close associates. >> among the names the president with ultra capacity 5g. like-- but it is really discussed behind the scenes, the to bring speeds as fast as wifi oldest three of his five children. don, jr., eric and ivanka as to cities and towns across america. important work. well as son in law jared accessing data whether st, we and we're adding more every week. kushner, sources tell abc news have a thing called the bio coverage and speed. the president's lawyer rudy who says you can't have it all? marker i nsh tiff. we are also finding new ways to giuliani is also among those who in recent weeks directly asked president trump for a preem tiff pardon. though geul annie de sighs in. get, to be able to see to get a >> let's break down what is being considered, we are talking about pardons being issued before the president leaves office for people who have not even been charged with a crime. >> the preem tiff, get out of jail free card before a crime has even been committed possibly protein that-- so we're working for friends be family, even the president himself. >> trevor: guys that is on all these big problems. one day it is going to crack. adorable. trump is pardoning his kids and his house pets. we will be like this is the and he's not even pardoning them for anything specific. just handing out pardons like a right combination and make it gift card. >> trevor: welcome back to the all happen. >> trevor: i like that, that daily social distanning show. is the best scriks for science, >> you have to let you pick your own crime socker enjoy. earlier i spoke with brit one day they will meet and we'll there is something crazy, you know, live a little. bennett, a fascinating have the cure for what we need. >> of course the big question is discussion about her critically thank you for taking the time. can trump legally pardon acclaimed novel that explores the history of black people who >> my pleasure. >> trevor: thank you for

himself. because you see, no one knows pass as white. making me your third daily show brit bennett, welcome to the host and thank you for being my for sure. but i actually want trump to daily social distancing show. first michael j fok. try. i appreciate you. just because it will be fun to >> hi, thanks for having me. send my love to the family and see how will do it he will >> trevor: you are truly one we'll have you back for the of the most prolific writers of probably be like i hearby pardon our time and once again you have fifth memoir. you. written a book that has sent to >> great spha. >> trevor: don't break any no, i pardon, stop pointing at more arms, look after yourself. the top of "the new york times," >> yeah. i will be taking it easy. me. i'm trying to pardon you. and not only that, the you got >> trevor: all right, thank you are are so good looking but into a bidding war with where you so much. >> appreciate it. you're pardoned. >> trevor: before you say oh, hbo topped out 17 other people, >> trevor: no time like the future is available now and you typical donald trump, only in it 17 other companies that wanted the rights to this become and can go to michael jrk for himself well hey, that's not fox.organize rg to learn about hbo won it out. true. it turns out that anyone may be how does it feel to have 2020 be his work to eliminate able to get a pardon from trump a great year when really it is parkinson's disease. all right, we'll take a quick break but we'll be right back like a dismall year. after for the primates. >> the white house is because st like that for many people, some great moments. investigating a potential bribery scheme involving and it is in the midst of this presidential pardons. it was revealed in heavily year, are you just going to lie and say all the good things that redacted court documents happened to you in 20211234. pertaining to a search warrant >> i know it feels so wild and of several offices, the it feels so obvious to say that, investigation seems to involve i think it is true that this has at least two individuals who been such a surreal year but for quote acted as lobbyists to me, i felt so lucky to have senior white house officials without registering as lobbyists spirnsed these highs and experienced such a warm to support pardons or reprieve reception for this book. of sentence for a person who >> your book the vanishing heart appears to be known to is truly one of the most amazing investigators but his name has

stories. you set the story in the jim been redacted in these newly unsealed documents. crowe south world that has come there's hour show for tonight, the investigation also involves into d.c., so it is 50 years but before we g as you may have heard, there is an important an alleged officer from someone ago. and st the story of twin sisters runoff election coming up in whose name had also been georgia. and if are you watching this who runaway from home and then from the peach state the redacted of a quote substantial deadline to register to vote go into world where although online for that election is next there are twins, identical political contribution in exchange for a presidential monday december 7th. now if are you not in georgia, pardon or reprieve of sentence. you can still help out by twins, one of them is whiter the documents do not name than the other so she chooses a supporting groups like 18 by president trump or any other path where she passes as white. vote that are trying to work white house official nor do they and that is literally the tone gage young people to vote say whether anyone in the white jumping off point of the story. especially the estimated 23,000 young people in georgia who were where i won't lie when i first not he ljable to vote in the house new about the-- knew about read it i was like this will be general election but are the alleged scheme. a book about racism in the south eligible to vote now in january. >> trevor: whoa, so there was or slavery or okay, no, no, already controversy over trump's about jim crow but oh, there so if you are able to help out, pardons and now bribery might be will be a white man, no. and you want to support the involved as well. cause, please check out the link below, until tomorrow, stay safe basically trump managed to shove up with of his scan will das in i haven't read many stories like out there. the middle of another scandal. this, it was a beautiful book wear a mask. and remember, if you are going so impressive. about black people tackling the to an illegal sex party, first now to be clear, all we know is issues of race and colorism and make sure that your drain pipe the ideas. why did you choose to frame it that someone apparently offered to bribe trump with a campaign like that. can support your weight. it was a really interesting now here it is, your moment of idea. contribution in exchange for a >> thank you first of all. i think for me i wanted to write zen. >> nobody goes to see the tree, presidential pardon. we don't know if trump actually to see the tree stvment an pardon the guy. we don't actually consider this a story about the nuances within or if you have heard about it. event. i go and glance at it, you don't we don't know what trump did. a black community. i think sometimes tbl is a i will say this though. stitt and stare at it like it is tendency to think that the more after knowing him for this long, going to change. st a big tree, it st an event. i think we can assume that my interesting story is conflict

between black and white people. you don't need to put us if man is not going to turn down but for me really, i have always some pardon cash. said the most interest ig thing pods. no one is in the city anyway it if anything i think we should be gather around and spread the impressed that he hasn't started to happen to black people is not virus with each other. but yet you have to go online targeting instagram ads to necessarily white people. often the more interesting and book a party of five if you former felons. so that is where we are right stories and more complicated see something foolish and had now. president trump is trying to stories are within our own stay in office. community. so i wanted to think about the four kids and stayed with your but if it doesn't work out, it looks like his plan is to just affect of colorism which is the wife, you are in trouble. result of white supremacy and pardon everyone in his innercircle on his way out of the result of that type of the door. ideology but what does the whether that is constitutional or not, we don't know. colorism do to people and how [computer beeping] oh, damn. but what i do know is trump does it affect the choices these lost another file. characters are able to make in won't be trying to escape down a gonna have to reboot... again. drain pipe at the next sex party their lives. >> i grew up in a country where [computer chimes] he gets busted at. literally shame determines your hey, dwight, do you want an altoid? >> jokes on you, officers, all life, you know, i am seen as what do you think? being oh, during aya par tied, i right, we're going to take a am technically superior to my quick break. when we come back we'll find out (jim) in school, we learned about this scientist mom and inferior to my dad yet why the housing system is rigged against black americans. we are all in the same family. who trained dogs to salivate at the sound of a bell and michael j fox, is still what i loved about this book is by feeding them whenever a bell rang. joining us on the show, so stick you write in a way where the so for the past couple weeks around. characters themselves start to understand how people perceiving i've been conducting a similar experiment. them can determine their way in [computer chimes] life. when you think about race and dwight, want an altoid? okay. when you are writing about the book, is it interesting to [computer chimes] rewrite the story of luke a altoid? sure.

ridiculous thing that was created and try to figure out [computer chimes] the rules through the eyes of altoid? [imitating jim] these characters. >> i think that was one of the yes. things that was so interesting to me was the absurdity of it, [computer chimes] the idea of what does it even mean to be black if it is not what are you doing? looking quote unquote looking black. what does it actually mean for i-- what? these characters to be black or i don't know, i-- to be white, to what degree are oh, my mouth tastes so bad all of a sudden. they performing. and how are they sort of creating or de constructing themselves in a different way. so i think writing this book and which takes this idea of ♪ ♪ colorism and really pushes it to a very extreme. but looking at it from that really extreme lens gave me a ♪ way to seat absurdity of race and all of it. all of its newances even now and ♪ when i'm growing up and when i am alive which is a very ♪ different time. >> oftentimes when we read stories especially in the black community, of a black person ♪ trying to pass as white, that story is written from a place of ♪ judgment. of course you want to act like you are better. you want to escape, be better ♪ than us.

in this story it was more like the person going hey man, i have made these decisions, i grapple with them and as a reader we are just forced to live with them grappling with that. why did you choose to write them in such a way where it was like there is no you judging t is just you portraying what they are going through. >> yeah, i mean i think you are right. i think a lot of stories are very moralizing. the idea of the character that passes is deserving of punishment, often death in a lot of these stories. for me i just didn't find that interesting to condemn somebody or to ask is it good or is it bad to pass. that was just an uninteresting question. there is a weird way in which those really queened of reaffirm-- reaffirm the racial hierarchy by punishing a character who transgres inned some way. so i objected to it with a level we have the power to harness california's of interest. but also from a kind of political and moral standpoint. abundant solar and wind energy, i wasn't interested in judging but it's not available all day long. the characters. i just wanted to think about use less energy from 4 to 9 pm what do you gain and what do you lose in deciding to become

for a cleaner california. somebody new. and so we leave your comeum behind and putting a whole new identity. >> honestly, i understand why 17 media companies were bidding for the rights to your book. i should have jumped in and made it 18. >> because really you have written a master piece, congratulations. there is a reason it was a best seller and it will be turned if an amazing movie or trk v series, whatever st. you have done a phenomenal job once again and i can't wait to read your writing over and over and over again. thank you so much for joining me on the show. >> thank you so much, thanks,. >> trevor: thank you, look after yourself, don't forget, the vanishing heart is available now. stick around because when we km back the legendary michael jrk fox is joining me on the show. you don't want to miss i i feel like we're forgetting something. hey, tracee, you can't say no to a classic. let me check. xfinity home gives you peace of mind from anywhere girl, you know, wavy chips are way better for dippin'. with professionally monitored home security ah. ♪crispy, airy, tasty poppables.♪ built around you. no, i think we're good. good. lay's. so when you're away, you don't have to worry.

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not sorry. reese's. el welcome back to the daily social distancing show, so by now everyone knows the damage the coronavirus can do sto your body, it can destroy your lungs, can injure your kidneys, it can even take down your presidency but it turns out the pandemic isn't just harming our bodies strk also harming our homes. >> are we headed for another mortgage crisis? the slow motion disaster in america's neighborhoods. with more than 21 million americans out of work, more and more homeowners are struggling to pay their mortgages. >> we are seeing a big spike in the number of delinquent homeowners since the pandemic began. >> right now 6.6 percent of all mortgages are in some stage of dling wednesdayee thark is 3.3 million american homes, nearly doubling in just nine months. >> if we don't put money in people's pockets, if we don't extend the moratorium on he viks and mortgage fore closures, we're going to be seeing millions of people homeless in

the mid ef-- middle of winter when disease is rampant, people being forced to go to work because they are sick because they need food and to pay rent that is unconscionable. >> trevor: whow guys, 3.3 million american homes is an insane number. that is like if everybody in jamaica was suddenly homeless. i mean they would probably be chill about it because they is so much great gra weed and great weather you approximate still very inconvenient it is truly amazing that the american government, the most powerful nation in the world has failed its people so badly. i mean it almost feels like they tried to one up the damage coronavirus cor own' is doing. >> i am going to cause a massive public health crisis. >> then we're going to cause a massive economic and housing crisis. >> damnk you guys are cold. >> trevor: while the pandemic is causing millions to face a mortgage crisis for the first time, housing instability is nothing new for black people. in fact, it is something african-americans have been dealing with long before the coronavirus.

so let's find out why in another installment of if you don't know, now you know. >> it is no secret that white people have had an easier time getting ahead in america. but one of the most important reasons for this might surprise you. >> for millions owning a home remains the heart of the american dream. but many black americans have been left out. >> a new report says to 44% of black families own a home compared to 74% for whites. >> owning a home is a way that most people develop wealth. it is a way that for years and years and years people have been able to pass something on to their children or pay for their education. >> it is part of the reason the average white family has about ten times the median fealt wealth of a black family within the gap between white and black homeowners is greater now than it was since before the fair housing act of 1968 when segregation was legal.

>> trevor: that's right. the homeownership gap is worse for black people now than it was in segregation. which is insane! i have never thought a black guy could be able to say oh, jim crow, those were the good old days. but it makes sense when you realize how owns real estate helps you build wealth, and that wealth becomes generational. because home ownership is one of the surest ways for families to pass down wealth. not beanie babies, grandma. but they are cute so save them. but think about a portfolio, black americans have had less wealth than white americans for decades and a large part of that was because they couldn't build wealth by owning a home. but why? why couldn't they own homes at the same rate as white americans. >> well, like most things dealing with racial inequality, it starts with the government. >> during the new deal, the homeowners corporation refnlsed more than a million loans, nearly one out of every five mortgages in urban america. now the main problem with the

homeowners loan corporation was red lining. all of that wonderful government finance was only available to white peessentially deemed black people too risky to loan. >> the holc created residential security where the term red lining comes from. >> green meant best area, best people, blue meant good people, like white collar families, yellow meant a declining area with working classlies. and red meant detrimental enforce influences most meaning negros es with. >> they they are hazard olts to lend in because they were infiltrated with negroe or threated with negroe incoachment. >> trevor: what a ternl era when the phrase infull traited by negroe could be a term used by the federal government when it should only be used for a doab ass-- album. certificately do you know how [bleep] it is to describe those neighbor hootds as infiltrated

by negroes that is where black people live but they made it sound like black people were breaking and entering into their own houses oh, shiti mi in, oh t is my house, what am i doing. i live here. >> you didn't have to read between the lines, you know, you see black now and you are trying to get a loan, it will be like we take a variety-of-factor poos into account in loan approval process. back back then the manager was like look alive, fellas we have an negroe encroaching, white women in the vault, come on. by the late 19 '60s court rules that red lines was illegal. but there are more subtle ways that black people are still kept from purchasing houses. for example, real estate agents who are just really trying to keep neighborhoods just white. >> an undercover project to see whether whether or not-of-real estate agents treated perspective tenants who are black any differently than tenants who are white. and they did a lot. >> the risks to

african-americans in particular of suffering potentials discrimination was about 50-50. >> i have had agents invoke burning crosses to disswayed me from buying a home in certain areas. >> this newsday footage shows an agent handling one tester who is black and wants to see a house without a prequalification letter. >> you can try another person but i don't hav buyer also with no letter. in other cases newsday records agents who are e steering minorities towards mixed communities. >> every time i get a listing or client i get so excited because. >> but with a white buyer the same agent texting him about recent gang killings there. >> those real estate agents got caught, i would love to hear their feebl excuses no, no, no, when i told one buyer the

neighbors were nice people and the other ones mr. gang killers i meant they were nice gang killers. >> by the way, invoking burning crosses trying to stop a black person from moving too a neighborhood is not only racist, it is overkill. you want to stop a black person from halving moo into a home, tell them their next door neighbor adds raise raise reins to peet poat salad, they are out. and even though red lining was outlawed as an official policy t sures looks like the banks are still doing it. >> lenders deny mortgages for black applications at a rate 80% higher than that of white applicants. >> when we do get loans they are much higher interest rates, much worse conditions. >> if you are african-american making more than 100,000, are you more likely to be put into n $35,000. >> subsequently black and brown families were disproportionately impacted by the

>> trevor: welcome back it the daily social distancing show. parkinson's sad vo kate michael jrk fok. we talked about his enduring legacy,