but dulce sloan breaks down those stereotypes in our brand-new segment, "we don't do that." >> "she placedhere to take you on a journey. but first, what do these things have in common? goat yoga. sky diving. owners matching outfits with their pets. that's right. it's stuff white people love to do and black people don't do white people stuff, snriet wrong! i traveled far and wide, and i have discovered there are pockets of black people who like to partake in such caucasian activities. so sit down. relax. and get some damn popcorn because this shit is crazy! here it is. another installment of "we don't do that." ♪ ♪ ♪ in this segment, we're looking at mountain ears. no, not them. there we go. meet team "full circle," a group of mountaineers that plan to be the first black expedition to summit mount everest and they hope to inspire and recruit me into their world. you all see these nails? girl, no! expense one i finely got them off the damn wall, i asked the only question on my mind, "why?" >> why? >> why. >> realistically, i think the why is because we've all been climbing for a number of ye

move on to something everyone loves t is time to check in with the lotto numbers with our very own dulce sloan, everybody. >> hello. hello. >> trevor: so good to see you again, dulce. how are you doing today? >> well, you know, i woke up on the right side of the dirted so it is what it is, baby. >> trevor: all right, dulce, hit with us the numbers. >> you know, i heard trump is back on the forbs 400 list. >> trevor: yeah, he s he. >> like i give a damn. listen, they just keep putting out this list like why are we supposed to care. supposed-- like a bunch of rich [bleep] we don't know, why am i supposed to care that you rich. i still eat at checkers, like what are we talking about? right? like why do we need this information. they are basically giving us a list of 400 people we should rob. (applause) it's like a crime starter pack. like don't rob your neighbor, rob number 26. like it makes sense. >> trevor: okay, speaking of cash, thank you for sharing all of that, dulce. can we get the lotto numbers. >> i'm trying to tell you something. >> trevor: okay. >> you got an asteroid story. >> trevor:

so to do our part, here's dulce sloan with another installment of "prove me wrong." >> you know it'sl time of year where the crisp is back in the air. err exes are calling you back, and we have sent those bad-ass kids back in that building. so welcome to "prove me wrong." back-to-school edition. ♪ ♪ ♪ if kids ain't that bright anyway, why keep using your tax dollars to teach these little monsters. what did you learn in the fourth grade that you still use? cursive? >> how am i going to remember what i learned in the fourth grade. i don't remember what i wore last week. >> that's what i'm saying. if you can't remember what you learned in the fourth grade, then why did you need to go past the third? >> now, that's a valid point. because i can't tell you nothing i learned past third grade. >> uh-huh. i want you you to prove me wrong. popularity in school does better? prove me wrong! >> i think when you're showered with attention and killedded, like, too early, like, all the people like you, it's not good for your development. >> where did you go to school? >> in germany. >> germany? >> s