trevor noah. on his road from apartheid, south africa. to the big chair held by jon stewart. now doing late night comedy in the age of donald trump. >> i refuse to exist in a state of outrage, you know? i think at times people allow themselves to get outraged at everything that donald trump does, but at some point i'm just going to accept certain ideas and norms of him as a president. it doesn't mean that they're normal, but they're his. >> a sunday sitdown with trevor noah. plus, a trip to puerto rico for a progress report nine months after the storm. all of it a bit later in the show. >>> let's begin with the growing outr outrage over the trump administration's policy as more families trying to enter the united states are separated overnight. >> reporter: more detentions in texas springing up overnight to house children taken from their families. here later today hundreds are expected to march in a father's day protest against the trump administration's controversial zero tolerance immigration p

almost none of it included the name trevor noah.n he was introduced as the next host, many americans rushed eo google to find out who he was. thhey found the story of a popular south african comedian, born and raised under apartheid, using comedy to rise from unimaginable circumstances t the height of his business. breaking through in a crowded late nig field. trevor invited us to the studio in new york last week for a sunday s down. ♪ >> welcome to "the daily show." >> four nights a week, trevo noah's job is to make the news funn >> slave or immigrants? >> damn, no. >> i'm sorry. i am a human i'm sorry. >> trump might have a secret kid? oh snap. presidents like storms havete ries. right now this is category five. >> three years aft succeeding, the 34-year-old south african found his vce in the age of trump. >> i broke up with you first, would an unhealthyresident be able to do this. >> flooding the news with wit and charm before the audience goes to bed. >> the day starts with watching the news before you get in, trying t figure ou

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trevor noah has cemented his place in donald trump's america. using his unique comic voice to speak truth to power every night on "the daily show." but noah's path to his comedy central perch is an amazing story in its own right. his memoir says he was literally born a crime in apartheid south africa. he was the child of a white mother and a black father. now, he puts it, he's broken into the world's elite recognized by "time" magazine as one of the 100 most influential people of 2018. i spoke with trevor noah shortly before his sold-out comedy performance at london's massive 02 stadium, a gig that coincided with the royal wedding. his show is called "the end of days tour." and i asked about finding laughter in the shadow of the so-called apocalypse. trevor welcome back to the program. >> thank you so much for having me back. >> what is the end of days? a disaster story? why? >> no. i call it "the end of days tour" in many ways that's what people feel this is. u feel like there is war d of starting everywhere. you feel like governments switching

he told the story of noah's ark. he just quickly read the passage in genesis and he said, you know, noah sent a dove out of the ark. and the dove came back and it had an olive branch in its beak. and noah thought, maybe, maybe, the flood is over. sent the doveoah out again. and the dove did not come back. and noah said, behold, the world is reborn. when douglass needed a metaphor, a story to place his story and, he usually went to the old testament. but he was going to use it again, that same day in spring street. the sunday right after the election, he announced to the audience that the very next week, he was going to go to baltimore. he had never been back in baltimore. he had been through baltimore on a train, but never got out. he never the back to the city from which he escaped as a slave. maryland had just held a referendum on november 1 to decide whether to become a free state. if you go look this up, you will see that the referendum passed but like 400 votes, out of 2700, it was extremely close. but maryland

i'm trevor noah! thank you so much, everybody!y guest tonight is an amazing woman, the director of the international refugee assistance project becca heller is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) and we'll be talking about the plight of refugees under trump and around the world. but first, let's catch up on tad's headlines. good news! having a life-threatening emergency just got a whole lot easier. >> america's 911 emergency system is about to enter the 21st century. apple said today the iphone's next operating system will be able to tell 911 operators exactly where the call is coming from. currently iphoneses only provide the location of the cell tower transmitting that call. >> trevor: 911 can now use your iphone to see exactly where you are. i know some people have privacy concerns, but in an emergency, i want 911 to know everything about me. in fact, when i call 911, i want them to answer, like, trevor, what is it, nigger, you all right? we're comin' right now! ( laughter ) all these other maps know how to track us,

] from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noahse). >> trevor: welcome to the daily show, thank you so much for tuning in, i'm trevor noah take a seat, everybody, let's get into it. my guest tonight, my guest tonight is a transgender activist and writer and director on the new fx series pose, janet mock is joining us, everybody. (applause) but as you all know by now, at 1:45 this afternoon supreme court justice kennedy resigned. (laughter) we're going to get into that on tonight's show but first let's catch up on the day's headlines. >> swoosh. (laughter) yesterday vice president-- oh, you thought i was really wearing glass, no. yesterday vice president mike pence made a advicity to brazil. and there was something he needed to get off his chest. >> to the people of central america, i have a message for you. straight from my heart. straight from the heart of the american people. don't risk your lives or the lives of your children by trying to come to the united states on a road run by drug smugglers and human traivelgers. if you can

i rest my case. >> noah rothman. i don't know what that was, but it was good. >> no. it's the truth. evan, there are so many things that -- so many things that marco rubio and jeb bush would have never done -- >> ever. >> -- the first thing, it's so interesting for years we were concerned, conservatives were concerned, people like jeb bush and marco rubio were concerned that barack obama never made the pivot to asia. since donald trump has been president of the united states, first, he takes us out of a trade agreement that would help us keep up with china. and now north korea. again, what's the long-term impact on the geopolitics of asia? >> well, in some funny ways, joe, china has been so staggered, so surprised by how fast things have turned in their favor that they're almost a little suspicious of it. they wonder, why would an american president actually be undermining the quality of its own -- of the united states's alliances in the region. they really for a long time they couldn't decide if donald trump was pla

m trevor noah!uch for tuning in! thank you, everybody!e a seat, take a seat, take a seat, let's get into it. let's get into it. my guest tonight, the mayor of los angeles, eric garcetti is here! ( cheers and applause ) we don't have time to waste. let's get straight into it, people. what a historic day. north korea and the united states meeting for the first time ever, and this is right up there with all the other great moments in diplomacy. reagan and gorbachev, arafat and rabin, starbucks and black people. this is huge! ( laughter ) before we even start, we've to , right? we said the man couldn't do it, we said his temp would blow up the summit, but yesterday he provveryone wrong and turned the nuclear summit into singapore into a huge win forf,r pride and give it a leader who's much smarter than we thought, kim jongn, everybody! give it up for kim jong un! huh? huh? ( applause ) because, i mean, let's be honest, people, this dude crushed it yesterday. i know everyone's focus is going to be on trump but this summit belonged to little ki

i'm trevor noah! my guest tonight is a genuine rock star.ou know him from linkin park, mike shinoda is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) we're going to be talking about his powerful new solo album "post-traumatic," you want to stay tuned. catching up on today's headlines. remember that photo of president trump at the g7 summit from a few weeks ago where it looked like all the other world leaders were fighting with trump because he refused to take a bath? yeah? turns out there's a pretty sweet story behind it. >> chancellor merkel of germany and prime minister truedo of canada wand to press defense directly to sign the communique and trump was sitting there with his arms crossed clearly not liking the fact he felt like they were gabbing up on him. said, okay, he'll sign it. he stood up, put his hand in his pocket, took out two star bursts, threw them on the table and said to angela merkel, here, angela, don't say i never gave you anything. ( laughter ) >> trevor: i cannot believe that donald trump would have two uneaten star bursts in

trevor noah joins us at the table with your heart intact.eryone. great to see you all again. >> we want to talk about the book and the project. audible book is fantastic. but i really want to get your take on what's happened today. you've been talking about it for the past week. what do you make of what's happened? >> i'm excited. you know, i think this development in north korea is really huge for the world. i think people have to take this opportunity to not hate on donald trump and go, hey, he took a step. he took a step forward toward peace, and if anything, he furthered obama's goal. that's what obama said he would do, he said he would talk to america's enemies, not just america's friends -- >> he's criticized for it -- >> he was. it's great that donald trump said, hey, man, that's a good idea. i'm going to do that. i'm going to speak to our enemies. he may have surprised south korea by stopping the military exercises on the border, but you know, clearly this is part of a larger plan. and i guess if obama was also going to do it, there'

i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in.ght's guest, tonight's guest from imagine dragon, he has a new documentary about gay equality in the mormon church, dan reynolds is here, everybody. (cheers and applause) all right, but first let's catch up on today's headlines. canada, has become just the second country to legalize recreational marijuana nationwide. (applause) and i'm just going say it's about time. finlly some laid back canadians. you know, right now it just feels leak canada is rubbing it in america's face at this point, you know, legalized weed nationwide, free health care. the leader is sain and hot. like--(applause) >> what's next, what's next, it's going to turn out that curling gives you superintense organize as ams cannot-- orgasms, not fair, can darks not fair. meanwhile in the world cup japan won but more important leigh our hearts. >> japan won their first patch over colombia 2-1 but it was after the match that the japanese fans stole the show. this is video from inside the stadium as you can see numerous j

mostly rest pieces of flowers so his current exhibition in the german town of that so is a kind of noah's ark for plants. laughs in flower as american poet ralph waldo emerson wrote in his puns have a tray our. photographer richard fisher shows us blooms that brighten our spirits even though they're indoors at the german environment agency flowers like these radiate joy and delight. of the buner plant on a stage give it a relatively neutral background and i separate it from all the foliage from everything that surrounds it and i focus on a very fundamental factor the flower itself. and then it looks is imposing as this rare rothschild slipper. fishy shows it just before it blooms and in full bloom. the the bloom of it all this flower is traded on the black market or that you won't get one for under five thousand dollars why is because it's extremely endangered it only grows on the island of borneo on mount kinabalu you off to the bar and nowhere else in the world t w incidentally the flowers are all much smaller than they appear here we are living in the liner notes here doris that house

noah: i think it is very important.lion between barrels, the headline number that we have heard about versus the 600,000 that come back in, it gives opec and russia a little bit of flexibility going into the back half of the year to bring some barrels back into the market. i think it is an important point that the headline numbers you might hear of one million barrels a day, the actual production that comes back in might be meaningfully below that, just because there are a lot of opec nations that do not have the same capacity. even if they have allocated some supplied to get back to their target levels, they do not have the means to bring that production back online. julie: an opec official told us with the -- was that the hope under $70 ald be barrel more consistently in this action. do you think that is what this action achieves? noah: for the time being, i think so. it is a logical argument to ake, that brent will trade in range of $70 to $80 a barrel. i would be a little cautious that even though opec and russia, t

i'm trevor noah!onight's guest from the netflix series "seven seconds" regina king is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) man, we're gonna have some fun! but first let's get right into it. let's catch up on th the headli. remember how when donald trump uninvited the philadelphia eagles from the white house earlier this week? he said it was because the n.f.l. players shouldn't kneel during the anthem. he went on to say they also shouldn't stay in the locker room. eagles safety malcolm jenkins struck on a new form of protest and damn if it wasn't effective. >> mac thornberry refused to answer questions about president trump uninviting the super bowl champs to the white house this week but said he wanted to set the record straight as to why some n.f.l. records have been taking the knee. >> are you surprised you guys are embroiled in this controversy with the white house? >> are you not going to say anything today or just going to use these posters? ( cheers and applause ) >> what aren't we listening

headquarters in new york, thisws is "the daily show" with trevor noah. (applause). >> trevor: welcome, everybody. welcome to the daily show. thank you so much. welcome to the daily show. i'm trevor noah 57bd it has been 620 hours since we have last seen melania trump. my guest tonight is a rapper and actor in the new movie oceans eight. awkwafina is here, everybody. but first up, if you were planning to invite fbi agents to a party, be warned, because they got some banging dance moves. >> an fbi agent is under investigation after his fun accidentally went off on a dance floor in denver. >> as he flipped his handgun flies out of its holster to the floor then accidentally going offer as he picks it up. watch again as he reaches, there is that muzzle flash, the bullet striking a man in the crowd. >> trevor: damn, i always thought that quite people were bad at dancing, but i dispt know they were actually dangerous. wow. there are so many things that strike me about this video. first of all what is this nightclub, right? no, look. it's lit up like a grocery s

i'm trevor noah.est tonight -- my guest tonight -- is an lgbtq and "black lives matter" activist and author as well, darnell moore is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) he's a really inspiring young man. he had a talk about his compelling new memoir "no ashes in the fire," a fascinating book about growing up black and queer in america. beautiful story. we're going to talk about that later. but first, let's catch up on the day's headlines. yesterday in the world cup korea pulled off a major upset by beating germany, the reigning world champions. mexico moved forward in the tournament, so uh now mexico is korea's biggest fan. >> mexico is still celebrating moving on thanks to south korea. the koreans beat former world cup champs germany yesterday knocking them out of the tournament. mexicans couldn't be more grateful taking to the south korean embassy in mexico city to celebrate. the south korean ambassador to mexico reportedly even took a shot of tequila with fans. ( chanting ) ( laughter )

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thank you, everybody, i'm trevor noah!y guest tonight is an actor and a candidate for governor of new york, cyntyia nixon is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) but first, but first, some earth-shattering news out of italy. >> an amazing discovery in pompeii in italy, check out the skeleton in this archeological site, dated back to the year 79, a man who was crushed trying to escape the vo cano on -- volcano on mt. vesuvius. >> trevor: that is so cruel. that's the earliest case of final destination ever recorded. i made it away from the volcano! i have my whole life ahead of me, splat! ( italian a accent ) >> trevor: he died like a "looney tunes" that' character. look at. this that is so humiliating. next, we'll discover a skeleton laughing and pointing. it success to get crushed by a rock but we have to remember it was the year 79. what was the leading cause of death. it went crushed by a rock, eaten by a snake, killed by conan the bar barrian. that's how it went. since archeologist found this guy, maybe we could put

>> there comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, in is "the daily show" with trevor noah. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody, thank you so much for tuning in, i'm trevor noah. you're amazing, let's get into it my guest tonight my guest tonight is a political scientist with a fascinating new book about populism versus globalism, poiler alert, populism wins, ian brem certificate here, everybody. (cheers and applause) but first up, let's catch up on today's headlines. the phrase viral raccoon probably makes you think of a disgusting rab, d animal or maybe a sex position. (laughter) but yesterday viral raccoon had a much different meaning. >> a minnesota raccoon is an internet sensation this morning after captivating the world with a daredevil stunt. >> he's moving. >> the animal set its sights on st. paul's ubs tower one of the city's tallest skyscraper and started to climb, one floor at a time, pausing for naps an breaks and accruing an international audience along the way. finally after many attempts to lure it to safety, the raccoon m

i'm trevor noah. take a seat. let's get into it. take a seat. take a seat. take a seat. we've got to get hearsay. we don't have much time-- my guests, my guests -- my guests tonight are an author and former president of the united states. bill patterson and bill clinton are here, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) yeah, i'll let you-- i'll let you google which one was president. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. do you guys know rodrigo duterte, the president of the philippines? he's kind of like trump, if trump was a foreigner, instead of a guy who hates foreigners, right? he's creepy around women. he dislikes obama for no good reason, and just like trump, he's always saying something controversial. >> outrage growing in the philippines after its leader called god "stupid." late last week, president rodrigo duterte asked why adam e were created to be allowed to give in to temptation. >> you created something perfect and then you think of an event to tempt and destroy the quality of your world. who is this stupid god? ( laughter ) >> trevor: oh, man! that a

this week on sunday my host is daily show host trevor noah.ding journey from apartheid south africa where his biracial background literally was a crime. now to sitting in the chair previously occupied by john stewart. our sunday sit-down with trevor noah plus the latest in news and politics this weekend on "sunday today." remember, you can catch us in the morning live or set the dvr and watch us any time. for now i'll send it back to you, frances and phillip and i'll see you on sunday morning. >> looking forward to it, willie. thank you. >> now to the top stories, the president's long-time fixer and personal attorney michael cohen is looking to gag the lawyer for lawyer for actress stormy daniels. he is filing an order asking the judge to ask him to stop speaking with reporters and giving information about the legal case about cohen and the president. avenatti has been tainting the case with a, quote, publicity tour that has included more than 100 tv interviews since march. avenatti calls the application a complete joke and says he will strong

i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. let's get floo it. our guest tonight, our guest tonight is a democratic congress member from south l.a., karen bass is joining us, everybody. (applause) we are going to be talking about immigration policy and what some members of congress are trying to do about it. so we'll be getting to that in a bit but first let's catch up on today's headlines. >> first up, if you had a birthday on saturday and you are wonder yg nobody showed up it was probably because of this. >> it was a supersurprise for jay-z and beyonce fans. the married couple releasing a jointed album together for the first time. the blockbuster announcement breaking the internet and causing an immediate reaction around the globe. the new nine track album called everything is love was accompanied by a stunning music video shot in the halls of the iconic louvre in pairs, the world's largest museum. >> trevor: oh, nice, nice, yeah, when b and j shoot their video at the louvre everyone loves it. but when i do stand up there people are like i'm tr

there are two kids here, fatima and noah, she's wearing this beautiful head scarf and her friend noah who are jewish. and it's middle school. they get along well. they like to play basketball. it would be a shame if they went to high school just to learn -- it would be a shame if fatima learns to hate because -- hate noah because maybe he's a zionist. it's extreme hate speech. and i want you to know that we stand against, firmly against bigotry and hatred. thank you very much. >> can i just before the next group of folks who come up to speak. so, kelly walsh and julie roberts, you are on the -- ok. so i did not call your names. so if you can put ten minutes on the clock. we're going to hear the next group on this. come up and state your name, please. >> hi, my name is ellen. i'm jewish. i'm speaking tonight on behalf jewish voice for peace. and i'm here representing hundreds of thousands of jews who are both critical of israel and critical of zionism. and so i think it's pretty clear that the jewish community relations council cannot claim to speak for all jews, including all civic mi

noah rothman. mari gay. let me put the question out there for everybody.ou are all in the position right now of a democrat who does not want to confirm donald trump's next supreme court nom neechl you want to derail this thing somehow. how do you do it? tactically, how do you do it? >> i think the first thing is you try and whip as many moderate republican shows as you can, which is no easy tachlkt but you start with susan collins of maine. the other thing you do is -- and not just for political purposes, but you dig really deep into your kind of parliamentaryian bag of tricks that you can come up with and you fine whatever you can and you make it clear to voters what you are willing to do anything you are able to to stop it. now, ultimately, democrats may not be able to stop it. but if they do not make a serious good faith evident to show their voters that they are drawing a line, they are going to be out. >> are there republicans who could be picked off here, do you think, collins. >> it depends on who is nominee is. if there is a real originalist positi

he is going to get exactly the opposite. >> andrea, i want to get noah in here. to say they had nothing to do with meddling in our election. where is the dnc server and why didn't shady james comy and the disgraced fbi agents take and closely examine it? why isn't hillary being looked at? so many questions and corruption. this is the president of the united states speaking this way. >> that's relatively incoherent, but it goes to the political anxiety he feels. i wanted to touch on a threat you mepgsed. the president is making policy vis-a-vis, russia and there we see the impulse to excuse russian meddling in 2016. we talked about insulting allies and saying what a burden nato is. these are the things that don't really appear to be reflected in policy, however. the president's policy, toward russia, if he is making it is hard sanctions on members of the putin inner circle, introducing weapons, offensive weapons into ukraine, liquid gas to poland. he's had a hard policy on russia. if the president is making that policy is his demeanor all an act? >> he is slow to

jessica tarlov and noah rothman associated tore at commentary magazine. hearing room is filling up at the moment. tom, your expectations for what is shaping up to be a fiery hearing. >> that's what it is going to be. these are the guys that congress wants in the cross hairs. they have a lot of unanswered questions. a violent dispute over document destruction. i'll be watching this to see if there is any possibility or room for compromise. i keep hoping they will. so far we've been disappointed. today is the day when they'll get answers to the questions or if house republicans are serious when they say there will be serious consequences to pay if they don't get the information they want. >> sandra: the american will be listening to find out anything they can. chairman goodlatte there as we heard not a lot about what peter strzok said in that meeting yesterday. still waiting to hear that. it was a closed-door session there. this is a public hearing. >> i'll be curious to see where we see political positioning. an effort to characterize the mueller probe, wh

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this fifty year old volkswagen beetle has been driven by mr noah and his friend count from brazil that shuffled through half a dozen south american countries before getting his ship of the ocean to come here and enjoy the world cup now we're going to take me for a drive i'm going to ask him some questions about his journey. that's gone. when i was a little boy i asked my father to take me to the world cup in argentina which is pretty close to brazil and my father told me it was impossible to get to argentina in a beatle it was in my childhood ever since then i've dreamt about it a lot so when i was. forty i bought a new paedo and i started traveling all over america. in twenty fourteen when the world cup was in brazil brazil lost to germany one to seven then lost to the netherlands zero to three just one goal in two games i told my wife it was completely impossible for brazil to win the cup so i thought about going to russia in the beadle my wife said why not so we started preparing for this trip in two thousand and fourteen and here we are in russia in one thousand nine hundred sixty

joining us now, noah rossman from commentary magazine.g-un leaves beijing now after xi jinping invited him for a third straight time this visit has happened. some experts are saying this could show the united states that china is in control what do you think? >> it signals that china wants to be in control. they were disconcerted with the way that south korea had taken the lead with the negotiations with the united states. their concerns are well-represented. i am a little skeptical to the extent this concession, while welcome, amounts to the surrender of more hostages. the tangible concession that is the giving up of hostages is good. it's welcome but doesn't get us anywhere closer to denuclearization. the agreement that we signed does not specify anything with regards to the extent to which they have a program, the disclosures of the program a timetable. we're back where we were. we're at confidence building measures. the something was supposed to be more concrete. >> julie: right. south korea would like to know how north korea will den

superstar cristiana ronaldo they face iran ok so there's so much to look forward to it is alarming about noah. and we'll talk later we'll catch up later and before i let you go want to remind you of our main headline right now. european election monitors have criticized the president urged on selection victory in turkey always see the monitors said erica won and his ruling party had a quote i'm going to advantage including in media coverage burdwan words we elected as president with more than half. the votes all right well don't forget you can always going to do is on the go just download our app from google play or from the apple store that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the. world as well as push out of occasions for any breaking news you can also use the d. w. app to send us your photos and videos. our little rocket going on behalf of all of us here thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us hope to see you again at the top of the hour for now to get back. in for. the language courses. video. anytime anywhere. w. media center.