desi lydic has more. >> the covid 19 pandemic has ravaged the u.s.my with millions out of work, and much like underwire and microblading, it's disproportionately hurting women. economists told me why. >> since february 2020, about 2.5 million women left the workforce. >> 2.5 million. >> that's right, 80% of net job losses. >> even when it comes to unemployment women are overachieving. for decades women have been chipping away at the glass ceiling joining the labor force with greater numbers each year until the pandemic which has reduced the percentage of working women to 1988 revels. the question is why is this happening? well, my interview with this doctor provided one compelling reason why. >> the pandemic is one of transi just needed to step back from my research. we lost childcare for several months -- >> trevor: i couldn't hear. there was something in the background. >> um, that's my three-year-old son with a lego train car. >> trevor: hold on. no, i think it's my background. is that the trash compacter? there better not be any toys in there. >>

anyway, coming up on tonight's show: coronavirus is going x-men on us, desi lydic fox-splains georgia's new voting laws, and why trans people are the real reason you never qualified for the olympics. so let's do this, people! welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> announcer: 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: let's kick things off with guns-- the perfect way to win every argument permanently. president biden has been trying to push gun reform ever since his friend from college was shot to death by aaron burr. and today, he took another step to solve it. >> president joe biden this morning announcing his plan to go around congress on the issue of gun control, this following several recent mass shootings. >> president biden outlined a series of executive actions on gun violence today. the president's executive orders direct the justice department to regulate a gun accessory known as a stabilizing brace, which can be used to allow a pistol to operate similarly to a ri