well, darryl, what do you think? [ voice breaking ] this is [bleep] amazing. you like the breakfast nook? it's all perfect. and where you use to have your gun case, look at what sharon did. oh, my god! it's my own zen garden. i can't believe this is [bleep] real. well, it is real, and now you've got the space in your home to entertain all your friends and family. come on in, guys! [ all cheering ] darryl was hesitant at first, but we managed to win him over and came in $600 under budget. remember, no matter how bad the country gets, you can always count on "white people renovating houses." " >> 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." thank you so much for tuning in. i'm trevor noah. take a seat, everybody! take a seat. our guest tonight, retired n.f.l. star martellus bennett is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) but first, let's get straight into it. ever since parkland, people have been asking, "how do we protect our kids f

only thing was, it turned out that darryl never drove a miata. the good news is many years later, black people are still affecting housing policy, this time from the inside. just look at housing an housingn development secretary ben carson, a man who's 30% black and 70% asleep. ( laughter ) last year, dr. carson tried to stop an obama program that let poor people use housing vouchers in rich neighborhoods. finally, after decades of racial discrimination, black people have reached the point where we can help to discriminate. we made it to the mountaintop, martin. we're going to push these other negroes off it. now, the fair housing act was just one of three major civil rights laws of that time. there was also the civil rights act of 1964. this was the act that allowed black people to sit at the counter at woolworth's. a lot of young people don't remember woolworth's, but it was one of the rare department stores that also served food. today, it would be like me eating lunch at a ralph's dress for less-- which i do. ( laughter ) the third great civi

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economy and be the superpower without having the infrastructure and for michael smith running for darryl i says forty ninth congressional seats says the issues surrounding the country's infrastructure is enough reason to declare a national emergency that would allow us to do things like suspend the davis beacon are now the davis beacon eric was a a a good idea at the time it was done in one nine hundred thirty three during the depression and the idea was because people were so desperate for jobs not not for them to be taken advantage of with below market wages are you do you think it's possible when the president is saying we can do things ahead of schedule under budget right but the behemoths that has become a national the federal government regulations contributes to a lot of the problems in getting those things done look interest freights is projected to grow some forty five percent by twenty forty five and the u.s. is trade volume is expected to quadruple after twenty thirty by twenty thirty seven the u.s. will export more than fifty two million should be containers through domestic

some democrats are dismissing the move as a political stunt but republican congressman darryl isa pointing deployment is not without precedent. >> under both republican and democratic presidents, this has gone on. as a matter of

pastor darryl scarborough wents to seek justice. >> they may not do it in the most responsible way butthat they care is exciting. >> clark was shot and killed on march 18th in his grandmother's back yard. police believe he was armed with a gn gun but only found a cell phone on him. >> a pair of explosions closed the road in front of the hard rock cafe. investigators blame a faulty underground power switch. they closed highway 50 fearing more explosions. right now they're trying to disconnect power but dealing with faulty equipment. >> we have to deal with another explosion until we get the switch de-energized. so we're trying to keep the public away from the area. >> they hope to have southbound 50 open. >>> the douglas sheriff's office shared this video and you can see in the background the explosion. no reports of injuries. >>> turning to our weather. a live look from our camera showing what appears to be clear skies. but changes on the way for later in the week and that may include rain, right drew tuma. >> that's right. april is still known to give us decent rain over the next 30 d

>> i'm sure rose mcgowan and annabell and darryl hannah and the other women assaulted by harvey winesteinaccelerated it. the first thing she did after the election defeat was to have dinner with harvey weinstein who was making a documentary about her campaign. so that is like bill clinton claiming to be the first black president while he is having with simon legrea on the plantation they coown. >> tucker: she had dinner with harvey weinstein after she lost? is that true? >> people don't believe it but she is the first woman in 40 years he didn't ask up to her hotel room to give him a back rub. but this is the state to which she reduced herself now. everyone, everything in the news is somehow something to do with her defeat. i would like to see a mass convergence of them. the last time we talked about this she blamed it on the macedonian farmers. and i think it eight to be her contribution to the #metoo movement. these guys, they get frisky, they are face down and take off the smocks and britches and they have nothing but the gadulka they are strumming on. that way, that way hillary and th

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darryl scott. they get it. lowest black and hispanic unemployment in history.s has been a moment for the president. hi has claimed he has served the black community in effect, better than obama did, better than the democrats because the economy is doing well. he found himself an unlikely supporter in kanye west this week. >> yeah, i mean, it has been -- the political development this week that i least expected was that we would be seeing not only a trump/macron bromance, but now a trump/kanye bromance. as you know, kanye's an eccentric. a lot of voices coming out saying he doesn't speak for the african-american community writ large in this regard. as the president said, it sparked a larger debate. you know, for a lot of other republicans, they're not always excited to see the president wade into racial politics and reignite some of those debates that can be so divisive in which he's been so divisive. >> this week you have all these issues. trouble in the cabinet. you have the president tweeting about kanye west, but there are major diplomatic decisions hanging

some democrats are dismissing the move as a political stunt but republican congressman darryl isa pointing out that deployment is not without precedent. >> under both republican and democratic presidents, this has gone on. as a matter of fact, general mattis was stationed during many of these historic deployments. the fact is, our border patrol is swamped because of the inefficiency of trying to guard a border without a fence, without some sort of real barrier to slow down masses of people trying to get over. >> julie: we have the latest from washington tonight. hi, jillian. >> reporter: just a while ago, president trump tweeted we are sealing up our southern border. the people of our great country want safety and security. the dems have been a disaster on this very important issue. reaction from state governors across the u.s. has been mixed. here's governor brown of oregon. >> there's been absolutely no planning. there's been absolutely no collaboration with the states. this is just something that the president reeled off to distract from the problems that he's having in washington, d.c.

. >> good afternoon, i'm darryl sipreon, i'm formerly incarcerated and on parole, right now i can't vote, can't sit on a jury, i can't access certain public assistance, i can't get public housing and i'm denied occupational licensing. and then you top that off with fines and fees. so i can personally attest to the distress, the hardships, pressure fines and fees cause for incarcerated families and the men and women. studies show 85% of the men and women that are released from prison come home in debt and then to top that off, to add insult to injury, formerly incarcerated people earn 40% less than everybody and to have your wages garnished makes the hardships worse. i'm asking this panel not to participate in these discriminatory practices and take a step back and ask yourself why you chose to serve [buzzer] [mic cut out] >> thank you, next speaker. >> my name is mr. richards, with community housing partnership. i can tell you right now that the abolishment of administrative fees, as discussed in this meeting would lift up, remove a lot of barriers to some of our more economically vulner

. >> for more on this, let's bring in congressman darryl isau from california. thank you for talking to us. let's talk about the state of california. the governor there has been in a bit of an immigration war over what to do with illegal immigrants in california and now national guard troops are being ordered there. how is the governor going to respond? >> i think he's been somewhat silent on this particular issue because under both republican and democratic presidents this has gone on. as a matter of fact, general mattis was stationed at camp pen dingpenelton at many of these t. there is not a real barrier to slow down masses of people trying to get over and whether we like it or not, the border wall is in fact about the efficiency and safety of the border pa l troll. until it's built, we're going to have the inefficiency of having to supplement border patrol agents in pretty large amounts. >> i want to play an interview with homeland security secretary kristin nielsen and she talks about how they need to put pressure on congress to get involved because washing

darryl is the father of rachel scott the first victim of the columbine high school shooters in littletonlorado. darrell, it's so great to talk to you. we have so many friends in common and i'm so bowled over by everything have you done in these 19 years. i'm sure to you it seems like yesterday. and you run this foundation called rachel's challenge. tell us how you think it's the best way to proceed to actually stop these school shootings. >> well, thank you, laura, it's great to be here with you. i really wants to applaud young people as far as wanting to make a difference and for marching for what they believe in. i want to just gentlely challenge them to focus on more than just focusing on gun control. the shooters 19 years ago said in a camera you are going to change the gun laws and add more gun laws it's not going to stop people like us from doing what we do. i'm as passionate about change as these young people are. in fact, when the cameras go away, when the passion dies down, my challenge to all the young people is to maintain their desire to end the violence. and our family has c

nasdaq all in correction territory joining us right now trying to figure out what the heck to do, darrylnt officer at wells fargo investment management group and john fargo is at huntington bank and mike ryan chief investment officer at ubs. it sounds like a generic question on a day like today it is the question you wake up, saw what happened yesterday and do what about it >> first of all, not over react. we have to get used to the fact that as we go through the growing pains we'll see the bounce in volatility. >> growth transition, we've been talkingning we're in is that a slowing? what transition are you talking about? >> the economy for a long time, we operated below capacity we had subtrend growth rates, low inflation and monetary policy we've seen a global growth is expanded we're seeing better growth we're seeing normalizing inflation and policy is being reset. it's not surprising to see the bounces in volatility. we have the headlines coming out because of some of the things being postured by the administration >> what inning do you think we're in >> i'd say we're probably in the

darryl scott. darryl, great to see you. >> great to see you, too. thanks for having me.ge between these guys? >> >> i don't think so. you know, kanye west is his own man and long relationship with the president. he has told himself i'm not going to allow my viewpoints and opinions to be suppressed by the left. i really don't think that he thought when he initially engaged with candace owens that it would create this backlash and receive this criticism. he is his own man. is he not backing down from it. african-americans are not going to punt me. brian: kanye west doubled down when john legend went after him last night. kanye west said this about chicago. obama was in office for eight years and nothing in chicago changed. interesting because that's where it's library is going to be. number one, was that his fault and what could president trump do different? >> well, right now, president trump is behind this urban revitalization initiative that we are going to be rolling out very, very soon. chicago is going to be very positively impacted by it. there is a very ambitious u

have to ask darryl. when i was at the c back in the ages, i don't know whether the commission would have though that for a like deceptive ac as one opposed who defeated competition. i suspect the agency would have problems doing that now. but, you know, it is, it is interesting idea. bob always has interesting ideas. it is yet another interesting from bob that i think people should think about. you know, the remedies that the agency has are basically equitable remedies, and we do, times, force people to do all don'tf this ings they want like occupational bans, so this is an intriguing idea. >> well, there will be plenty of, i am sure, intriguing ongoing, including, you know everyone enjoys or testimonyesting the next week which should give us all kinds of new things to chew on. fork you, everybody, coming. thank you to the panelists. [applause] announcer: today a debate former mexican president vicente fox and former uk leader once nationalism and globalism will debate at the university of park.nd and co

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. >> host: darryl in cleveland, ohio. >> caller: hello.uch an honor to speak to you identifies today, and i've been on dedicated fan of c-span for over 20 years now. mr. moseley, you are -- the voice of the voiceless. when i saw the movie, always outnumbered and always outdone, i damn near cried because you're spoking to the heart of so many people that just don't -- no one listened to us, and i think about the movie, angela's ashes, and how he wrote about the irish and their plight but i want to say god bless you and keep doing what you do when i think of you, i think of sanya sanchez and tony morrison and norm mailer and carlos santana. i saw him on an interview and he said he feels that miles davis was -- the vessel for miles space john coltrane, and i see that you are a vessel, too, for so many young writers that you give us inspiration. i'm an artist myself, and, yes, i love to cook to but i like to grill, and it brings me such pleasure to see people enjoy the food i put together. knocking pasta pans and doing a mealing to ask seeing