and noah, what are their safety. and noah, what are they saying _ their safety.t are they saying to you in _ their safety. and noah, what are they saying to you in response i their safety. and noah, what are . they saying to you in response when you have given them the advice? are they choosing to stay silent? what have they said to you about what they are planning to do while they are there? the they are planning to do while they are there? ., , , ., are there? the athletes understand the situation. _ are there? the athletes understand the situation, they've _ are there? the athletes understand the situation, they've been - are there? the athletes understand the situation, they've been briefed | the situation, they've been briefed extensively by the us olympic committee and by the us state department. they know the risks, they've been told to get burner phones and rental computers because they know they've got no digital privacy over there. so they are not naive, and i don't think you'll see any athletes speaking up. and i actually hope not, because of the risks

noah. feldman is the felix frankfurter professor of law chair of the society of fellows and founding director of the julis rabinowitz program on jewish and israeli law at harvard university. he's the author of nine books including the three lives of james madison genius partisan president and his latest book which will be tonight the broken constitution lincoln's slavery and the re-founding of america diana. shall is professor of political science at loyola university, maryland and a non-resident senior fellow at the american enterprise institute where she focuses on american political thought and history. she is the author of several books including what so proudly we hail the american soul and story speech and song and her new book is his greatest speeches how lincoln moved the nation welcome michael burlingame noah feldman and diana schaub. michael berlin. let us begin with you. tell our friends why you argue in your new book that lincoln was the black man's president and you have you ha

it's true, the iraq war was almost as big of a mistake is hiring trevor noah. his show to call joe rogan racist that despite the fact that he had gone out of his way to defend noel when the comedian was under fire for anti-semitic jokes. way to defend your own, trevor. but who can forget these trevor noah classics? almost bumped the jewish kid crossing the road. he didn't look before crossing but i still would've felt so bad in my german car. he doesn't go down easy, just like jewish chicks. so who is right? the guy who supports freedom of speech with a previously racist guy who calls everyone else racist in the hopes that he keeps his job? the people aren't as stupid as you think creative people funnier than you are canceled, that doesn't make you funnier but perhaps i should be thinking trevor. for once, the daily show was arguably the funniest show and now it poses no threat to me whatsoever. so you know what bums me out about this? i defended trevor noah for years on good faith over these previous tweets and stuff because i was operating on this idea that i

it's true, the iraq war was almost as big of a mistake is hiring trevor noah.is show to call joe rogan racist that despite the fact that he had gone out of his way to defend noel when the comedian was under fire for anti-semitic jokes. way to defend your own, trevor. but who can forget these trevor noah classics? almost bumped the jewish kid crossing the road. he didn't look before crossing but i still would've felt so bad in my german car. he doesn't go down easy, just like jewish chicks. so who is right? the guy who supports freedom of speech with a previously racist guy who calls everyone else racist in the hopes that he keeps his job? the people aren't as stupid as you think creative people funnier than you are canceled, that doesn't make you funnier but perhaps i should be thinking trevor. for once, the daily show was arguably the funniest show and now it poses no threat to me whatsoever. so you know what bums me out about this? i defended trevor noah for years on good faith over these previous tweets and stuff because i was operating on this idea that it

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over here, noah.am job >> i want to work in the "today show" one day. >> noah, that's amazing. what kind of news do you like to cover? >> politics, maybe i can be the next peter alexander, maybe. >> absolutely you can. in fact you are hired. sorry peter. noah, we're proud of you thank you so much. thanks for being here. >> thank you you are my favorite "today show" anchor by the way. >> oh look at that. >> noah. >> line 'em up. >> noah's learned a lot. noah's already got -- noah's got -- you got the most important part of the job down >> -- peter it's over buddy. >> we love you but it's over, peter. noah we'll be looking for you my friend al how about a quick check of the weather. >> lot of folks here going to see elton john very exciting. and i'm doing that too with my brothers anyway let's show you what feoff got going on we'll check it out for you weekend outlook. heavy snow new england and possibly the northeast record highs through florida staying cold midsection of the country. sunshine out west

i'v e i've been speaking to noah hoffman, a former us cross country skier. from the ioc, we have seen through their actions in regards to the peng shuai case that, when it comes to anything where an athlete is pitted against the chinese authorities, the ioc will pick the chinese authorities and work with the chinese authorities to the detriment of the athlete. so what i've seen with peng shuai was enough to make me scared for my team—mates who are over in beijing. and my advice to them is to put their heads down and focus on their competition, and to stay silent. and it pains me to say that, but i'm scared for their safety. and noah, what are they saying to you in response when you have given them the advice? are they choosing to stay silent? what have they said to you about what they're planning to do while they're there? the athletes understand the situation, they've been briefed extensively by the us olympic committee and by the us state department. they know the risks, they've been told to get burner phones and rental computers because they know they've

noah is not permitted on its own to change the date may 1 to july 1.nto it and under the apa, we don't have the ability on our own to change the date. i will tell you my head of fisheries, janet hoy, i have directed her to be on this and she is talking to the commissioner in maine almost daily. she spoke with him today, i received an update and she'll be speaking with him tomorrow. we are trying to help locate the gear as well as provide as much ability and assistance as we can. let us continue to work on it more to see if we can alleviate the supply chain issues and continue to work on that problem in the weeks ahead i will call you and keep you apprised. >> this is a terrible problem for our state. it just seems so unfair when lobster men and women are not the problem. ship strikes are a problem. there are problems with canadian snow crab here for example but we are not the problem and as you rightly said from a lobster ring is the iconic industry, it's multigenerational. our lobster men and women have always been extremely sensitive to the environme

it's from the memoirs of this really unusual fellow named mordecai noah. who is a philadelphia-born journalist and a playwright. he's also he's got all kinds of big ideas. he's a utopian. he thinks maybe he's jewish. she thinks maybe the -- should start a new jerusalem in upstate, new york. why not? that he's also astonished supporter of james madison. it's the war of 1812. he's a strong supporter of the republican party at that time and of the war and madison asks him if he wants to be the united states console sort of like the commercial ambassador in tunis in north africa and madison essentially asks him because he's jewish and madison is under the impression that i'll -- know each other and he asks noah if he'll go and mordecai who just not know any of the -- in tunis, but knows how to take his big breaks as of course. i'll go. yes. this seems like a right fit for me. but at any rate, so he's traveling during the war of 1812 on an american merchant ship bound for france, which is the first leg of his journey for tunis and they get captured by a british

i'm trevor noah. let's jump straight into today's headlines. we kick things off with the russian invasion of ukraine, which, by the time you watch this, has either started already, is about to start any minute, or was never going to start at all. and one reason no one seems to know exactly what's going to happen is that russia is playing all sorts of mind games. >> as russia claims it is pulling back troops from ukraine's border, a senior biden administration official accuses russia of lying and of moving troops around while adding 7,000 to the some 150,000 troops already near ukraine's borders. britain's military intelligence chief, in a rare statement, said there have been sightings of additional armored vehicles, helicopters, and a field hospital moving toward ukraine's borders. there are now questions this morning about why russia would claim to deescalate while apparently not doing it. propaganda, a play to create confusion, or deliberate misdirection to hide an attack? >> they have not moved any of their troops out. they moved more troops

you don't actually have to know anything about noah webster's work. i mean we concentrate on today we concentrate on the now but both morris and i took an interest in our history and especially around 2014 when we saw a an anniversary year of the 150th anniversary and we just decided you know, what did we what what was that revision? what did it amount to and so we did our research and in other words what we did was reverse engineer. the process that was done by our forebears in other words open up the old edition the webster 1828 and the new one and compare them and and then kind of figure out what was done. it turns out we were both astonished that it was a massive and significant and deeply detailed revision. and so i have a nice chapter on that called the invention of the modern dictionary in a book and the book is called the whole world in a book which i think is a great title. i'm sorry, i do get it but i was gonna say the other thing is most of my writing is anonymous because it appears on the merriam-webster website and very happy to say that

and the webster chapter which is so detailed on noah webster and his contributions and we'll talk about that in a moment. i do want to ask you to begin with, because your idea seems like such a big idea and it seems also -- now that it has come to fruition, it seems like such a mature idea. how did you come to telling this story, which is to say a grouping of texts, but they are not literary texts? >> yeah, sure, and i am talking to those that have not read the entire book yet, and i was interested in the gap between mythology and a sense of, you know, greek mythology and the stories we tell about america and in wanting to write, what for me was a book about average life in america, and i love talking about great novels and mark twain, and a lot of people asked why isn't mark twain on the list, and the cannon of books that i was looking at is die tkabg particular books, a book teaching you something, so i wanted to look at books that were daily books, once you would consult every day whether it was a speller or cookbook or dictionary if you have more money, so that was the idea if you w

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. >> trevor: hey, what is going on, everybody. welcome to "the daily show," i'm trevor noah. let's jump straight into today's headlines. we kick things off with the news about the british royal family. the only people who think chess is a representative game. look, there's me. an there's you. an there's the people who pay us. yesterday marked queen elizabeth's 70th year on the throne making her the longest serving monarch in british history. which must be nice. all of those people who have been shouting long live the queen. yeah, cuz now they can be like yeah, you see, we did that. now as part of the anniversary observance the family has announced that if and when queen elizabeth died and her son charles becomes king, his wife camilla will be crowned alongside him as queen. and i don't know if you remember but when camilla first started dating charles, people said that she could never be queen because their relationship started as an affair. so this is huge, this is huge, huge deal. and i also think it's the right move because can

but you know we've been telling you for 10 years like noah. if you didn't get on the arc line now, you know, general breland is driven by trainers shaped by center. some of those with there's sinks. we dare to ask ah, it is good to have you with us today. so the audio streaming site spotify as spoke another controversy, by deleting more episodes of the joe rogan experienced podcast this time, they had nothing to do with cope at $113.00 episodes were taken down without explanation on friday. and most of the episodes were moved not new and don't contain what's been deemed as covert misinformation, which of course triggered the previous deletions. now it all comes off in the white house, weighed in on the whole dispute with a press secretary and sucky targeting spotify. so our hope is that all major tech platforms and all major new sources for that matter, be responsible and be vigilant to ensure the american people have access to accurate information on something as significant as cobra. 1900, that certainly includes spot of fly, but ultimately,

is this an opportunity >> noah: isaiah for hill, democrats to 4 to shoot lure any.r, off the pump republicans to lure voters who are fake, it's pure. anti's insurrection? >> >> casey: perhaps yes it ballard with is. i think a 2nd jumper. in the case of only senior in the congresswoman cheney in rotation for the bulldogs. wyoming, love that shot i've listened to a lot of interviews she's done. she'll tell you that she can still win wyoming. that she knows people of her district better than kevin mccarthy and anybody else across the country. she welcomes the challenge. i want to go back to let him was saying. this is really important. the republican party is going through an apparatus. it's the entire apparatus of the republican party. they're going through something that, not to the extent the democratic party has gone through. there are a lot of different factions now in that party. you see how the constructive it is, you have tea party folks, now a little bit of trump republican. now you have the full on crazies. the qanon caucus going down. insurrectionists. peopl

what have you all done by a noah dulu? noah a much and the 40 other women in the association have been fighting an uphill battle for years. a month has represented them at an international level. and today she's appearing before the united nations delegation in geneva and class millennial . and there is a saying that you can achieve anything you want to look at. you must fight hard for it to say or not until i live in the law. i hope to go down in history as the woman who never gave up. and i'm at the salon, and malachi, i am in athens, te amola. how about the morale at the clever? hey girls, i need your memos on the human rights situation at home and my 4 little orange, and then have stuck in. we need the documents for the un meeting tomorrow. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. i still have not been le, please use the whatsapp group. so i have everything i can blend. man, i'm like after year of negotiations between the yemeni government, the saudi coalition, and the who, the rebels. a result is falling li expected today. it conc

why on earth, scotty would, would jill biden assigned the biography or autobiography of trevor noah as one of 2 books in her class? really, trevor know, and then he gets picked. there is something beyond the surface here, and i hope, you know, we had real journalists. we'd find out if this was the other way. if this was milan, you trump having an association association in the past with the guy who is going to host the white house correspondents dinner. believe me all hell would be breaking loose. but there's gotta be something here, this can not, in my opinion, be a coincidence. so let me just remind you, a joke. a few years ago actually was kind of a premonition as a joke to the man looked at president trump in the eye and said, as now he's gonna run for president. and guess what he did in the joke was on how we can chat with you, steven? org, thank you. got it. well, that brings us to close the today show. let's continue this conversation. go over on twitter as scotty and he's his tech team and be 8. and until we see you again, i am counting on you. please say happy stay healthy. st

i'm trevor noah. joining me for today's headlines is our very own roy wood, jr.! what's going on, roy! happy black history month. >> happy black history month to you. i like black history month. it's a time to reflect, think about our past and everything that's important from the past. which reminds me, i don't know if i got that 200 from you that you owed me. remember from the super bowl two years ago when we bet and you said you was going to venmo. >> trevor: yeah, i think it's good for us to let the past stay in the past. happy black history month. let's turn to today's headlines. we kick things off with big news from the world of sports. we're two weeks away from the super bowl, the one day a year where men can express their emotions openly, and one familiar face who won't be there this year is tom brady, quarterback for the tampa bay buccaneers and almost as many rings as shang chi. bready appeared in every super bowl dating back to 1902. maybe 18920. if it feels weird watching it without him this year, get used to it because he'll never be in it again. >> br

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. >> trevor: hi, i'm trevor noah.straight into the headlines. we kick things off with russia's potential invasion of ukraine, which at this moment in time is a little like a package sent via the post office. it could either come tomorrow or never. there's no way to know. the biden administration says the invasion is all but certain and has warned all u.s. citizens to leave ukraine immediately, which i mean you think would be obvious at this point, you know, but you've got to admit there's always that one person who needs the danger spelled out for them. it's dangerous, can't you see? it's like the people in horror movies, honey, there's an evil clown at the door selling knives, i'm going to let him in, see what happens. over the last couple of days there have been promising signs of deescalation. for instance, russia said that it would continue negotiations and it claimed that it had pulled some of its troops away from the border. all right? that's a really good thing. and there's no way to know why this is happening

i'm trevor noah. joining me for today's headlines is my good friend michael kosta. how are you doing? >> good. getting ready for valentine's day. >> trevor: oooh! >> i do my normal routine, googled how to make good sex, booked a head to toe waxing, booked a reservation at a good restaurant, french, jacques in the box. am i supposed to say how much i love my wife while shoveling dog shit off the sidewalk? >> trevor: maybe it's time to cuddle. >> inside cud ling together? >> trevor: it's weird you have that thought because from where we're from the love thing is in the summer. so i never thought about that way. >> it's more loving, possibly. >> trevor: more sense that cupid had no clothes. now it's weird. >> cube id would be like just his eyes, you could pt even get the bow ready. >> trevor: let's church straight into today's headlines. we kick things off in the metaverse. the virtual world. like the real world where mark zuckerberg is harvesting your data there too. companies like facebook are betting billions of dollars that virtual reality is the future of human in

oh i noah. god. no, no. forget on the holiday that you monday. okay. uh huh. mm hm . mm hm. been open or if you wanted, you knew that the host was on b. louis. the soil is sacred to the people, as my mother always says, if you put some soil on the tongue of a new born baby, they'll never betray their country. i get we've grown up here so we're used to the mountain life. as the proverb says, the best friends, the kurdish people have are the mountains. i know why we have to cover the field with soft soil. and then in court, no like that. i'm gonna crook on i took my food. mama can image ok. now i'm logged in with like my now i took my kind of thing. oh yeah. with to dollars. i mean. so keep it. janet football team is playing tonight. did i have all the fans have gathered in sha host home to watch tv? yeah, yeah. i can show her as a big fan of the jam and team talking cara. he missed your host, father. he's a singer. well, that's not good. i knew it. carol had got a letter or 2 i don't get okay. yeah. okay. i have a belmont a all of my thrills. he'll have got a few other or 2 o

in their response to this ration aggression though to neither our shoulder a shoulder and there sir noah dissents in the opinions of the leaders. they all of course condemn the military aggression in ukraine. they all called on vladimir putin, the president, to withdraw the, the troops and manuel mac hall, a french president even called today and talked to him in. but as you can imagine, this conversation had not had any results as so far. so it's still ongoing. while the lesson responds, may be united, but it's gotten some mixed reactions in ukraine. let's listen to what president vladimir zalinski had to say today. give it as most uni year and in all the many conversations i've had with other leaders today, i've heard several things. the 1st one is that we're supported and ungrateful to every nation that helps ukraine in concrete ways. i'll even do it, but there is a 2nd things. we are alone in defending our nations in us into doorway, who is ready to fight with them. i don't see anybody chest near by to the king who is ready to give you crane a guarantee of joining nato. every one is

lots of political undertones this weekend at the belly, noah and except for richey ponds. everything will be okay. most competition movies went about it without wagging the finger, without preaching, especially the films with leading women. those were much more about perseverance, about emancipation and about the people, men or women who lift us up. and many premieres left the viewers with a sense that passivity is no longer an option. and that change can often only happen if we take matters into our own hands. you're watching it. every news live from rural and stick with as either we news asia is of next. whitby rush. banner g on the lock and berlin. thanks. mark. ah, sometimes a seed is all you need to allow the big ideas to grow. we're bringing an environmental conservation to life with learning pass like global ideas. we will show you how climate change ended or mental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing.

the russian, the french minister reporting today at sean noah jo units are leaving their positions near you grant that would be good, but we have not yet verified that we have not yet verified the russian military units are returning to their home basis. indeed, our analysts indicate that they remain very much in a threatening position. and the fact remains right now. russia has more than a 150000 troops and circling ukrainian bearers and longing grains border. and invasion remains distinctly possible by those warning comes after devon chancellor. alas, sholtes met with rushes president vladimir putin in moscow. he is the latest western leader to hold crisis talks and appealed for urgent de escalation. it's his most important trip abroad to date arriving in moscow, olaf shots once to do what he and his political party historically consider one of their key tasks, building bridges with russia and a bridge as badly needed just a day ahead of what some belief is. the date, russia plans to invade ukraine, while shots made his way to the kremlin, the russian parliament sent a strong signal t

and for the 1st time in 18 years by and were left to rude, the absence of day injured gully. manuel noah and there was no dampening book and celebrations. watching dw news lie from berlin up next traveled, the sahara with camel hood was in now dw documentary, of course there's plenty more for you on t w dot com and on twitter and instagram to a handle there is at t w's. i'm jarrett great, thank you for watching. with sun are driven by merciless greed, brothers are fighting the destruction land grabbers or exploited lead. amazon reinforced indigenous peoples for now briefly opposing them to a report from the heart of brazil stuart's march 9th on d. w. ah.

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the bitter tears of petrov on can't a film that from year to at the barely noah exactly 50 years ago, a post post reversing the gender roles of the original de movie becomes a passionate homage to the german director. a deeply trouble. genius revered abroad . but according to his own, all but forgotten at home every day, to jalap, i get the sense that he's not seen as a profit in his own land has been good. i fussed and his work was very strong and more very violent to put that cdc forty's, that i may be, it's difficult for germans to see themselves in the mirror that way. but in france, he's extremely popular. dasanya ascii ex had more pushy. we avenue was all on the other hand is very popular in berlin. this is his 8th entry in the competition and he's hoping to win his 1st golden bear. but even if his stellar ensemble leaves empty handed, this surely will be a festival to remember for everyone involved. and then when they are businessman ellen mosque has been giving an eagerly awaited progress report on a spacecraft that he hopes will take people to other planets. the starship rock