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the series finale of the januar. and quintessa swindell! it is "the daily show with trevor noah"! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in and thank you for coming out in person. thank you so much! thank you so much! thank you so much! take a seat, everybody. take a seat. we've got a great show for you tonight. inflation is still inflating, we have some never-before-seen footage of the work being done by trump's special master, and alex jones needs to borrow a few bucks. so let's do this, people. let's jump straight into today's headlines. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ all right, folks. i'm gonna be honest, with all the news that happened today, i just don't think we have enough space in today's show. yeah, i know, i tried everything to fit it in. i even tried to unscrew the legs and take off the cushions and turn the news sideways so it would fit, but it didn't work. there's not enough time. [audience reacts] luckily, not enough time is just enough time for a segment we call "ai

tomorrow on "special report," the final meeting of the januar. we'll that that for you. thanks for inviting you into your home tonight. that's it for "special report." "jesse watters primetime" now. >> jesse: i need a salute. thank you. >> jesse: nobody wants to be last, especially the last to learn something. you really don't want to be the last one at work to find out your girlfriend is cheating. >> uh, you're not the guy. >> you cheated on me? when i specifically asked you not to. >> jesse: the guy that figures it out last. would you put that guy in charge? of course not. but we did. we put joe biden in charge of the country, and he continues to be the last one to know what's happening. joe did warn us he's not a mindreader, but all we're asking for, joe, just be a reader. read the newspaper. read the room. read the writing on the wall. >> should the american people prepare for a recession? >> no. look, they've been saying this now every six months. every six months they look down, the next six months, they see what's going to happen. it hadn't happened yet. there is

. >> reported the same chant was used by this guy they have in custody that was used on januare u.s.not making this up. >> jesse: do you know who also had zip ties? nicholas ross ski, sound familiar in the liberal fanatic to tried assassinate brett kavanaugh he also had a hammer and gun and crowbar. for some reason the media forgot all about that story. the democrat accused kavanaugh of racism, gang rape, drugging women and then leaked that he was going to overturn roe v. wade and a mad man zipped across the country ready to kill. did the media blame themselves? did the media tone down their language? no. the media dropped the story like a bad habit. and now cbs is demanding republicans drop their ads before the midterms. >> republican candidates have spent more than 116 million on ads that mention speaker pelosi by name in this cycle. if this is about the issues, why don't you make it about the issues? why not depersonalize it? >> it is absolutely about the issues. >> we are 8 days out. don't you think this needs to change? why not pull some of these ads? >> jesse: i see. so no one

tomorrow on "special report," the final meeting of the januar. we'll that that for you.tonight. that's it for "special report." "jesse watters primetime" now. >> jesse: i need a salute. thank you. >> jesse: nobody wants to be last, especially the last to learn something. you really don't want to be the last one at work to find out your girlfriend is cheating. >> uh, you're not the guy. >> you cheated on me? wh i

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the elect steers for the januar. could you talk about that for second please? >> yes, yes.you have to ask about institutions. what are institutions like that penetrating customer at the snappy answer these days is those people arepe overturning wevoting laws. they are trying to get black people not to vote. i understand that it's coming from but i cannot help noticing that on the ground once you get past the symbolism it is revolting somebody tries to suppress the black vote in order to keep democrats from having too high a tally. doesn't work as well as we are told the left does not want to admit. the terrible gesture in the meantime what i see happening is they are taking over academia, the media, the arts and the law. they are taking over all four of those things. there's a certain kind of person that will tell me the sinks are not as important as people trying to keep black people from voting and failing. that makes no sense to me and that makes no sense to a lot of people to ask why it is a big deal a certain group of people are deeply affecting the way we teach, learn

are in the midst right now of the special select committee in the house to examine what happened on januar. on that day as you watched supporters of former president donald trump stormed the capital in an effort to hold congressional certification of president joe biden's victory, this is a building where you worked for a number of years. what were you thinking that day as you watched that unfold? >> guest: i think i was like many people. i was grieved by what i was seeing. i think what's going on with the committee now and what we saw this week was discouraging a lot of the testimony was hearsay. not necessarily factual and that's why think they're so may things going on in this country with inflation, energy costs, things that are impacting families across the nation that i would love to see congress focus on those and do what they can to continue to make sure we have an environment where people can feed their families, pursue opportunities in the future for their careers and really protect their freedoms. >> host: do you view president trump as the undisputed leader of the republican pa

a fact made clear by the januar exposed to the world that so many trump aides, despite doing the trump line in public: >> expecting the president to concede? easy maria, that word is not even interlocular right now. >> new trump was going to lose legitimately, and that he did lose legitimately. admission they were forced to make under oath. >> i was in the oval office and some point the conversation may gostkowski, who was the lead that a person who was brought on. and i remember he delivered to the president a blunt terms tha he was going to lose. >> jon kempin attorney followed up on all of the fraud can then they quickly completed that brought did not take the election from donald trump, voters did. the news was told that trump's desk to trump's chief of staff at the white house meadows in mid-to-late november. >> i delivered it -- i remember a call with ms. miller that i remember sharing with him that we weren't finding anything tha sufficient to change any of the results in the key states he di during a meeting several weeks later the president of the same message from his white h