jerry seinfeld came.re the show. 20 minutes before we figure out the five things that i want to focus on for the show. >> i have cousins. you can't spell their names corrctly. there is no english letter for phlegm. >> because it is a funny show, i feel you take away the meaning more deeply. >> comedy is a great trojan horse for that. i can think of a lot of jokes that communicated really complicated ideas and in simple ways. >> reporter: communicating those ideas is especially relevant in today's america. >> part of the story is you are sort of trying to put something in a box to give yourself comfort and it won't quite get into the box. >> the show is about assimilation. the experience of living in america where you have a distinct identity. for me, jewish, and not understanding how it fits in with the american picture. >> your brother is an olympian? yeah. for israel? yeah. the winter olympics? i know. does israel have winters? >> not really. he trained in munich in the irony to end all ironies. >> the

you know, i really think i'm falling for you, jerry seinfeld. oh, well, i really think i'm falling for you... "joseph poglia." i had it autographed for my uncle. yeah, i know. you don't know my name, do you? yes, i do. what is it? it-- it rhymes with a female body part. what is it? mulva? um...uh... gipple? loleola? oh! dolores! >> coming to you from new york city, the only city in america, it's "the daily show." tonight is real, pineapples are hiding something. and gregory robinson. this 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 for coming out, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you so much. thank you so much, take a seats, let's do this, people, let's do this, we've got a wonderful shore for you tonight, dallas has solved school shootings. we discover the truth behind fruit and inflation now has an evil twin. so let's do this, people, let's jump straight into today's headlines. (applause) oh wow, tha

that was written by our next guests, yale professor jerry seinfeld, and his research assistant tina.published a 118-page report, saying that business retreats and sanctions are crippling the russian economy. the report shows that the international sanctions regime against russia, led by president biden, is working. russia's strategic positioning as a commodities exporter, has irrevocably deteriorated. russian imports have largely collapsed, and the country faces star challenges securing crucial imports, parts-ing technologies, from trade partners. russian domestic production has come to a complete standstill, with no capacity to replace lost business, products, and talent. russia has lost companies representing 40% of its gdp. reversing nearly all of three decades worth of foreign investment. with me ahead, there is no path ahead out of economic oblivion for russia, as long as the allied countries remain unified in maintaining and increasing sanctions pressure against russia. joining us now are professor jeffrey sonnenfeld, associate dean at the yale school of management, and head of

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right wing media eco-sphere might be moving off of trump reminds me of that old "seinfeld" episode where like george and jerrytrying to do the switch. this is not easy to do. this is not something you can pull off. charlie, is it possible lat tuckers and sean han tis and sob else will actually make a move away from trump, or do you think this is just sort of nudging him to stay in order and keep along the lines of what they wanted in the past. do you think it could be a real split? >> well, i don't see it quite yet. you know, when you talk about the conservative media moving off of trump it's mainly the print media, and they are rupert murdoch newspapers, but if the print media was important in certain circles trump never would have gotten the nomination in the first place. it will be interesting to see what fox mimetime folks do. keep in mind something has been unleash that had can't easily be put back in the bottle, particularly by a party as feckless and gutless as this party has been, and so, you know, as long as you have talk radio and newsmax and the primetime of fox continually to push the line the spl