and pam grier!s is "the daily show with trevor noah." ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> trevor: what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you coming out in person. thank you so much for being here. thank you so much for being here. we've got a great show for you tonight. take a seat, everybody. take a seat, let's get into this. elon musk goes to war with apple, we find out what virus will kill you next, and joe biden is working on the railroad. plus, the legendary pam grier is joining us on the show! [cheers and applause] so let's do this, people. let's jump straight into today's headlines. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] all right, before we get into the big stories, let's catch up on a few other things going on in the world. we kick things off with the world cup, where the united states has moved on to the round of 16 after defeating iran! [cheers and applause] yes. it is such an amazing win for them. it means they go to the next roun

please welcome the legendary pam grier! ♪ welcome to the show. >> oh, my god. >> trevor: ladies and gentlemen! [cheers and applause] the legendary pam grier. >> trevor. >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show." >> trevor, hey. why are you leaving us, boo? come on! >> trevor: i'm not leaving life. >> no, but i look forward to you and hearing you and keeping me laughing and it's great stuff. >> trevor: thank you very much. >> humanity. thank you. >> trevor: thank you very much. thank you. [cheers and applause] i am not the only one who thinks this. if it weren't for you, so many of the movies that we know and love today wouldn't have been possible, because everybody who knows film knows that if it weren't for pam grier and what she did with all the movies that she made, there wouldn't have been black women on screen kicking ass the way that we see them today. you were the original action star at a time when black women were not allowed to be portrayed like that, so thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. but as you know,

step towards peace with a cease fire holding a fresh deal allows humanitarian aid into the war torn t grier region. ah, i'm here until in berlin. thanks for joining us. it's a big win for democrats and an unexpected one. after all, the talk of a republican wave had failed to materialize. democrat, catherine cortez mottos. reelection in nevada, gives democrats control of the senate and fresh momentum. the victory that decide expectations and history. catherine cortez masters when in nevada gives the democrats the 50 seats they needed to keep control of the senate. president joe biden received the news at a summit in cambodia and sent this message to the senate majority leader or terry worked. congratulations of some new schumer's. not a majority. again. we're focusing now on i'm ga. feel good, lower. and oh, i know i'm a cockeyed optimist. i understand you. i'm not surprised what i'm incredibly please . i think it's a reflection quality. we're kenley's. a bitter defeat for adam like salt the republican candidate in the swing state of nevada. he was endorsed by former u. s. president donald t

wheel. warring parties in, if you have signed a deal allowing humanitarian supplies into the wart on t grier region earlier, the government and to grand commanders agree to and a long running civil conflict. if you, if you're says aid is reaching the region, but the opposing forces that dispute the claim ra, democrat, mark kelley has won the arizona senate race meeting, the republican contender, lake master, and the u. s. democrats, republicans now have $49.00 seats, each in the upper house of congress control will now come down to the results in nevada and georgia, which is going to run off next month. denmark's queen margarita greeted a crowd of subjects in copenhagen as she marked 50 years on the throne. the tone down jubilee had been postponed. twice, 1st, due to the pandemic, and again, when queen elizabeth of england died with rita now stands as europe's only reigning when the united nations climates are made in egypt, has reached the half way mark activist staging a worldwide day of action or climate justice. a much more action is needed, several 100 joined to rally in sydney. others

david alan grier. >> david alan grier is playing cogsworth. >> jimmy: do you know martin short? >> so in school i knew martin short was jack's uncle. every time i see martin short now, let me tell you how jack is doing. i have not seen jack since seventh grade. but every time i see martin short, you're damn sure. if jack is watching, i hope to hang again some time. your uncle is very talented. >> jimmy: and then you're going to broadway, right? or are you doing that right now? >> well, i'm spending as much time as i can right now with the family because, you know, i last did broadway five or six years ago. i had the best time of my life but it's the hardest i ever worked. >> jimmy: it seems very hard. >> it's a lot. you understand the everyday grind. >> jimmy: but at least i get to talk to different people about different things. >> that's true. >> jimmy: doing the same thing. >> that's true. >> jimmy: trying to stay interested in it. it seems difficult. >> when the work that you're performing is really, really great, you keep peeling away different layers. you keep finding. >>

remote location, a dessert wine beer, some would say is actually one of its unique selling points. grier. there's one or 4 so called mountaineering villages in germany. a title miss stored up on the village is dedicated to sustainable. i'll buy in tourism. but why do we need sustainable? i pine tourism, because even the challenging heights of the himalayas are feel to deter tourist, this picture says it all. a bee line of mountain climbed doors waiting to ascend the highest peak on the planet mount everest. the ears littered with blasting, human refuse food cans and oxygen waters. back to bavaria. this is highly z i shreds, gripes. tallest mountain. due to the i won't be scaling to reach it. speak. mountaineering villages like croy, try to be different. their goal is to protect the european ads from mass tourism. this initiative was originally launch in austria today. villages in switzerland, slovenia, and other countries are also join the scheme. mountaineering religious, prioritize, quality over quantity and that means limiting the use of cars, preserving local cultures and traditions,

when prime minister, abbe ahmed, accused to grier and rebels of attacking a federal army camp and sent troops into the northern region. internet and 8 access were cast off, causing a major humanitarian crisis un, back to investigate his accused. the ethiopian government of using starvation as a weapon of war, claims it denied arrival. sides of now signed an agreement laying out the roadmap for the implementation of a sci fi deal that was reached earlier this month. but fighting between the 2 sides is left thousands of people dead. millions of people have also been displaced. so easy to use. and to give you a do a b a b as in dog with and understand according to chris for whom for b. and is the ability to. ready dedicated service to implement. ready and collaboration carried in his era is a member of european parliament. he told us that the agreement will benefit all of africa. this agreement to me, you've been front of the facility to deliver it, not only for on, not only to the to get our region, but also the note that i me, but my apologies that we can reach out, orders will be affec

fishers have been checking the safety of supply roots in the area and say the signs of positive t grier struggled with food and fuel shortages since the conflict between regional forces. an ethiopian government started exactly 2 years ago, or more than a 1000 refugees and migrants is stuck at sea waiting for permission to disembark. in italy, france, germany of ass italy's new far right that government to grant a safe port to 3 charity vessels car a strand in the mediterranean conditions on board. a deteriorating with supplies running out from the gag or ports exhausted and at sea for days, with no way of knowing when that journey will end. for the past week, this overcrowded rescue ship has been sailing in international waters near sicily, with no permission to land. and those safe from the sea getting more desperate as supplies went out and facilities break down. as you can see, there is so many of us 9600 people, women, old people and children. we don't have enough space to sleep. we are sleeping down on the floor and it's very cold that morning and at night actually the situation is

other actors include martin short, david alan grier and -- this always surprises me -- shania twain.drew: oh, i know. kumasi: is she going to be this is pots? -- mrrs. potts? i cannot wait. reggie: you can watch the beauty and the beast special december 15 on abc 7. drew: they look good. reggie: i didn't expect them to look like that. i wonder what her outfit looks like when she is poor. drew: [laughter] you know, just living in the town. provincial life. it will be nice. reggie: they are going to have to update that. drew: it will be snatched. reggie: is it going to be more snatched? more slowly -- flowy? is she going to be in sweats? drew: leisure wear. reggie: a blue hoodie. drew: she is working from home. [laughter] reggie: she is walking away from the zoom for a minute to get her copy. drew: she's got the kindle, reading her books. but, a good taylor can do wonders. reggie: she looks great. i do not think we got these jackets to look like this. they didn't start this way, i will tell you that. drew: your friendly neighborhood tailor. i said, tailor. i'm going to pass out. we hav

for more on all this let's bring in cnn's annie grier.additional seats in the house in order to take control, right? so what more are you learning about these investigations they would want to launch? >> well, we know that republicans are planning a wide array of investigations if they reclaim the house on tuesday, and hunter biden will be their top target. we know that james comer, the top republican on the house oversight committee, is planning on resending a letter to the department of treasury the day after the election asking for all of the suspicious bank activity reports on hunter biden, that he was unable to get while in the minority. comer, as well as jim jordan, the top republican on hughes judiciary, are also planning a press conference for shortly after the election to talk about everything that republicans have learned so far about hunter biden. now, federal prosecutors have been investigating hunter biden for potential tax crimes and misleading statements, but no charges have been made and hunter biden has denied any wrongdo

our annie grier reported that she took home two versions of her speech last night. there's a few ways this could play out. one, she could announce that she's leaving entirely, leaving congress, leaving leadership. or she can announce she's staying entirely. but then there's this third option where she could announce that she's leading leadership but deciding to stay as a member of congress. we have to wait and see. she's addressing a group of her members right now behind closed doors and expected to make a floor speech at some point after that. we will be watching. but this obviously has massive implications for the democratic party, because there is a group of ambitious young democrats who are waiting in the wings to see what she does. they want to run for leadership, if she does not, and it's going to raise immediate questions about what pelosi's deputies do. that's steny hoyer and jim clyburn. hoyer is keeping his options open. he could run for the top spot, he would face a challenge against hakeem jeffries. and clyburn says he wants to stay in leadership. unclea

>> let's bring in christian grier to this conversation.e professor at -- and the politics editor for thegrio. it's very good to see you here. we have been talking a lot tonight about what has made a difference in this election. we talk about the issue of roe and abortion, but we haven't talked about the vice president of the united states about america, vice president harris. want to get your thoughts on the fact that she embraced this issue of roe, of abortion and went around the country, elevating it, talking about it. the bully pulpit of the white house is one of the biggest bully pulpits of the world, and shining a spotlight on the issue, i had to imagine it made a difference. >> absolutely, symone. don't forget, the vice president also want to many college campuses to do so. when we look at the data, we see young people, especially college educated young people are a voting group we want to pay attention to, not just women but men also, who care about roe and a woman's right to choose. keep in mind, if republicans will make women have

. ♪ it's all right to cry ♪ >> that led to football stars like rosey grier delivering groovy permissione 1970s. ♪ it might make you feel better ♪ >> so i think i've noticed an increase in it probably in the past ten years or so. >> psychologist lubna somjee has certainly seen an uptick in crying, especially with men. >> we still sort of buy into the fact that men shouldn't cry. >> men should be stoic. >> men should be stoic. that being said, what's interesting, at least in my practice, if, let's say, 80% of women in my practice have cried at some point during therapy, i would say that 80% of my male patients have also cried. >> your characters have lives outside of the scenes in the play and the movie. >> but acting coach tim martin crouse, who once taught a 13-year-old claire danes to cry in a seen in "law & order" wants to be clear about the limits of tears. >> so how does an actor learn to cry on command? >> well, that question sort of treats actors like a trained seal. like, you know, flip a fish and they do their trick. >> so many things i want back. >> tears are not some sort of e