that's harsh. >> noah: yeah. a lot of hate in america, because there is a lot of anger in america. >> stahl: how is it changing you? >> noah: for me, i'm always trying to figure out, how do i speak to somebody who hates me? this is where we are for now. >> stahl: because of his childhood, growing up between two different worlds, he tends to see both sides of an argument. take his reaction to the trouble his friend, comedian dave chappelle, got in over his netflix special, "the closer." >> dave chappelle: we blacks we look at the gay community... >> stahl: that was criticized as homophobic, transphobic and misogynistic. in your mind, did he cross the line? >> noah: did dave chappelle cross the line? yes. no. it immediately puts me in a position where i have to choose a side, when i think that the matter is a lot more complex than that. i think everybody is defining the line for themselves. >> stahl: no. society defines the line. >> noah: you see, what you're saying now is, you're saying society has decided. but am

but now noah reid is opening up about his next act, or acts, plural. >> reporter: unless you've beend it's not this creek, you're already familiar with noah reid. ♪ you're simply the best ♪ ♪ better than all the rest ♪ ♪ better than anyone ♪ >> patrick ruined boyfriends, by the way, for everybody. no one will ever live up to that, so thank you. >> i can't take full responsibility for that, but i hear you, and i'm sorry. >> yeah, thanks. we got the apology. we can leave now. that's really what we were here for. the 34-year-old canadian native currently starring on broadway in "the minutes." a tony award nomination, best play, that's huge. >> somehow i'm not surprised because i think this play is so strong and so brilliant and so timely. that recognition means a lot. >> i know a little because i am a dentist. >> it's a blast every night. it's different every night, too, which is fun. >> "the minutes" is the latest play from tracy letts. >> it's a lifelong dream for me, so this is pretty surreal. >> don't be a silly goose. >> speaking of surreal, noah also stars in a brand-new sci-fi ne

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for more on pickleball, we're joined from arizona by three siblings, elise, caleb, and noah young. being here. >> thank you for having us. >> i know you guys play a ton of pickleball i've never tried it. i have, i guess you call this the racket and i have what feels like a large wiffle ball here. i'll throw this out to all three of you how would you describe pickleball to your friends or anyone else >> pickleball is a combination of three major sports, one is table tennis, two is badminton, and three is tennis. it's played on a badminton-sized court with a tennis surface. it has a tennis-style net, so it's low to the ground, instead of high up like a badminton net. so we call these pickleball pallets instead of rackets and use a wiffle ball-style ball. so it has holes like a wiffle ball as well. >> it feels like it could pick up some speed there. >> definitely. there are a lot of different materials that go into it. this one is made out of fiberglass,here this is made completely out of ca carbon fiber so i know you play a lot of table tennis, there's different materials that can be

>> when she's -- yeah, noah and i like to do this one. noah's like, "mom, i'm in the upside down.t friends. >> yes >> jimmy: and he was telling me the last night of filming, i want to say -- >> yes >> jimmy: -- that you played a a pretty big prank on him. >> yeah. well, he's the biggest prankster of them all. i too, am pretty bad but he -- he goes to great extents. so we thought as a crew, that we needed to get him back. so it was 4:00 a.m we were in new mexico. he was on set, and it was the last night of shooting so we thought, what better way to get him, than to get him to base camp, and we had trash bins filled with water balloons all around, and we turned all the lights off at base camp. i called him, crying "noah, i'm just so upset that, you know, that you're not here to say good-bye to me. please just come back to base camp i'm leaving now. "okay, mill, okay, i'll be here." he gets to base camp i'm like, "noah, i got you a a present," you know and i got him in the middle of the car park and all of us, about 20 people, raid him absolutely invade him. and it's bad but then he

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

. >> and after his denials to police, reilly reached out to his close friends, alex and noah.rt. but did he say about how he felt about it? >> he was torn up, throughout this whole time, i tried to spend as much time with him as i could and just be there for him, anything he needed. >> reilly confided in alex and no again. he said he would never hurt emma, had nothing to do with the shooting. but he did have his grandpa's gun. >> they're gonna find a way to put this on me if they find the gun. it's like, can you help me get rid of this. >> the boys were willing to comfort riley, but not get rid of evidence in a murder investigation. instead, they called lieutenant merit. it's amazing that they called. >> absolutely. >> i mean, this is a big piece of the puzzle. >> absolutely. it could have -- they could've lived their lives, minded their business. >> riley told his friends he planned to go to the bluffs, high above the tennessee river and toss the gun into the water. police hatched a plan. a bold and risky sting operation. have alex and no will go with reilly, and the moment t

noah: turtles actually survived the meteor that killed the dinosaurs.now, they survived a giant asteroid hitting the planet, but they might not survive us. geoff: noah greenwald is the endangered species director at the center for biological diversity. noah: many reptiles control small mammal populations that control insects, which then has has impacts elsewhere in the ecosystem. you know, those insects then don't eat plants and don't otherwise affect things. one of the concerns about losing biodiversity is that, you know, nearly all of our medicines, all of our foods come from species. so as we lose these species, you know, we potentially lose a cure to cancer. geoff: so what's the solution then to the extinction crisis? noah: a lot of the solution to the extinction crisis is actually also a solution to climate change, that these these two problems are quite interrelated. and in particular, we just have to protect more of the natural world so species have space to live. geoff: while threats to reptiles have become increasingly urgent, wildlife ecologis

noah buffalo physicist interior cat of the mind, parking, you will watch neighboring building in all to report discreetly. the guy recovered, uh, that was enough, it looks like a person died. let them dig holes for their business. the most-most move come on. sea, what do you have anything suspicious yet? we are located at the business center of noah any minute there will begin a conference on the opening of the base, the mountain tourist complex offers three contacts and so on. and where should the television company south be? i phoned him yesterday as a producer. gentlemen journalists, please ask questions on about what he saw. they didn't come up with anything. do you think i'm the only one here to dig? and why are you yelling at me, and because it’s all because of you, because of your fedorov, i shouldn’t be here at all, and it’s not seryoga of the drivers who killed me because of you. and i'm here because you did. oh, you're such a bastard, i'll tell you yes. listen, i don’t know where, he is alive. you don’t know, so i ’ll do what. where to call an emergency call? as if lada dan

chinese american actor zachary noah pizer making history on broadway. >> what kind of response are youetting from the community? >> i got a "dear asian handsome" shirt in the mail, which is so grand. >> behind the scenes of a musical that has an important message for parents and teens everywhere. i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. so i got cards for birthdays, holidays, graduations, i'm covered for everything. which reminds me, thank you for driving me to the drugstore. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. after abc weeks of salacious testimony and accusations of physical and verbal abuse on both sides, a jury in fir faction, virginia, sided with johnny depp. but the actor and his ex-wife, amber heard, were both found liable of defamation. here's abc's kenneth moton. >> reporter: tonight that dramatic courtroom moment. a virginia jury awarding actor generalny depp more than $10 million in damages against his ex-wife, amber heard. >>

." >> june 29, 2007, the iphone is born, but also a boy named noah schmick is born.was able to put together by finding this family is that this kid grew up with an iphone pretty much all steps of the way. >> the schmick family and noah in particular proving that society now relies on smartphones. >> a lot of the phone today is sort of a remote control for our lives. right? we can order a car. we can order food. we can instantly talk to the people we want to. we can watch what we want. we can email. we can do all of these things, and that's just a tap away. >> where does the iphone fall into game-changers when we think about personal tech and advances in technology? >> like the car? like the car, the television. like, we -- there are certain tools and devices or objects that come along in our histories and our lives and change all of the things. right? the economy, society, humanity. the iphone is one of those things. >> all right. so what's next for the iphone? joanna tells me to expect more devices that connect to it. we already have apple watches and airpods. so ma

how old would noah would be well, noah would be 15 this year 15 in november 20th. he would be 15 years. so this is how long it's been toiling 60 right the age of one of my yeah children. yeah, let me i'm gonna read you something because i want it because i want you to answer the final question i have here in this thing. i'm not gonna say when i wrote it, but i'll tell you at the end. okay, it says it's so it was about trump and twitter about whether they should take him off. he had violated all the rules almost continually. yeah. he's the most high profile example. yeah, someone being deep platform, but he just broke the rules. that's all i did. yeah, they can use any word they want every day, but that's all i did. he broke the rules. yeah their rules that they don't enforce. okay. it's so happens in recent weeks including at a fancy pants washing a dinner party this past weekend. i've been testing companions with the hypothetical scenario. i made up. my premise was had been to ask what twitter management should do of mr. trump loses the 2020 elections and then twe

so does recruiting michelle jemila, noah, paula faulty mom, i'm on and peter mean companies can take the diversity box. well, not so fast, it's not just about numbers, which is where diversity management comes in for genuine and lasting progress. different perspectives can lead to conflicts. these can be resolved through the use of measures such as team building cross generational cooperation and intercultural workshops. diversity then becomes a competitive advantage when different individuals are able to contribute 100 percent to their jobs without fear of discrimination, every one benefit the resulting teams are more creative and have more innovative ideas than a homogenous group. so is that increase productivity reflected in the figures? a study by the mackenzie institute shows that companies with diverse management do tend to outperform others what the study cannot prove is whether diversity is the sole factor involved. but michelle jemila, noah and the others do translate into a healthier working atmosphere, better customer relations, lower staff fluctuation and greater opportun

for those who loved michael and noah . this is going to take time. we just want to keep him in prayer, you know, and just remember how he lived and not how he died. you know, kind of keep focused on that, but we want to remember how he lived. and enjoy that we're going to cry about something. let's cry about the way he lived. again that was leanne tenure reporting. the chp says the cause of the crash is under investigation, drugs or alcohol do not appear to be factors this weekend 3000 panels of the aids memorial quilt will be on display in golden gate park. work started today on setting up the quilt display on robin williams meadow. the display will be the largest ever in san francisco and opening ceremony at 9 30 tomorrow morning will include a performance by the glide memorial church choir members and remarks by leaders from the aids movement. this is going to be the biggest display that we've ever had in san francisco 1997. we have the mosconi. this would probably about twice the size of that events. closing ceremony will be on sunday at four p.m

noah was the youngest sandy hook victim and lenny had a tech background.was interested in computers when the computer industry was in its infancy. he really knew how the algorithms propel lies on to social media platforms and speed them to millions of people. so he was the one who told me, you know, this isn't a one-off that you know was maybe spurred by sandy hook being a watershed moment in the gun control battle. for example what this really was was a foundational story of how misinformation moves and how people were willing as we say like a group of people we're willing to just deny accepted truth and fact and and science and so it moved from pizza gate to q and on to coronavir. to the to january 6th, and then there we were at the steps of the capital. i mean, i remember i was you know in january of 2021. i remember i was trying to finish you know the last couple of chapters and i was thinking i'm procrastinating little here, but i just want to see what's going on at the capitol so i turn on cnn and people were scaling the walls of the capital and i wa

this is the daily show with trevor noah! (applause). >> trevor: welcome to the daily show, i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you for coming out in person. every single one of you, thank you so much. thank you so much. thank you so much. welcome, take a seat, everybody. let's do this, we have got a big show for you tonight. we're going to talk about the only thing that anyone is talking about. roe v. wade which has bb overturned. we're talking about how it happened. what it means for you and what can still be done and then on a lighter note our guests tonight fresh off his fourth nba championship with the golden state warriors gray monday green-- draymond green is joining us on the show, that will be a ton of fun, let's go straight into the big news of the day. okay. let's get right into it. for the past few decades conservatives in america have been chipping away at women's reproductive rights. and a few days ago they put the final nail in the coffin. >> tonight the landmark ruling the supreme court ove

with me now is veronique, mother of noah pozner. thank you both for being here. della rose is a. i remember. we were talking in the break. none of us can forget that awful, awful day when you and so many others lost their babies. these were times it was impossible to read a script and not cry. i was leaving things about your baby loving tacos which i love, too. i can barely read that so i can't imagine how hard it is for you. you did something that was even harder. you wanted the governor of your state to see your baby the way that he was when he was dead. why? >> well, i just felt it was important for him as a government official to bear witness to what had happened, to the atrocity of it. >> you know, and that's a decision that, you know, i mean, emmett till's mother made that decision and she made it on a very public scale. she wanted the world to see what emmitt looked like after he had been lynched. you can't do these things in silence. the world needs to account for this. i am curious as a mom, as somebody who's gone through this, what do you think about th

i spoke to denise noah. he's the co head of the i think, 7 and to president of global solutions. and those initiatives bring it together, leading think tanks to develop policy recommendations for g 7 lead us lesson in mrs . noah ukraine is the over arching issue here. can any kind of breakthrough be achieved at this kind of gathering? i think this is a particularly important gathering, particularly because of russia's invasion of the ukraine. the world is dividing, and these divisions threatened the multilateral world order. and just now we have multiple crises that can only be resolved on a global level. climate change, food crises, energy crisis, health crises, all only global. and therefore, i think it will require particular foresight from the leaders to understand that while we insists that the rule based multilateral order beamon taint, we still keep open all channels of communication that will allow different nations to gather together, to tackle global problems at the global level now there's also a lot of symbolism here. it is essentially the west that wants the signal t

when noah and his family took refuge in the ark, god brought water down on the earth, a flood, heavyights the water covered the whole earth. and the ark went upstairs and swam about what is happening on the field now in the newspapers they will write only tomorrow the debriefing will be tomorrow conversations at the cooler on the site. do you hear? premiere tomorrow at 21:45 on ntv in europe, a frozen russian asset has been used on the russian-georgian border , a massive traffic jam has formed, but a man-made disaster has occurred at the port of jordan. this program is with you today artyom kolodkin an urgent message is coming from the donetsk republic this evening two civilians died svetlodar during the shelling of the city from the side of the armed forces, four were wounded, but this is the footage from makeevka on residential areas of ukrainian artillery. today shells from hailstorms have brought down fragments and many apartments have been seriously damaged. two men who came to the store for water and a pensioner who sold berries were killed. i immediately fall into the grass. w

noah cashier. she represented a unit that resembled a giant coffee grinder in a wooden barrel. there were crosses. with blades they rotated by hand, well, housewives. this device didn’t really like to rotate the drive , it was hard, and the blades tore clothes and cushing underwear, invented nothing else and died in poverty, but then they invented a washing machine with a rotating drum, more compact and convenient, but also manual only at the beginning of the 20th century. to her attached an electric motor and a new household appliance. received worldwide recognition on june 8, 1941. british army and movement fighting france led by general charles degoule. the exporter launched an operation, its goal was to dislodge the troops of the vishir government of france from syria, the satellites of nazi germany, because on these lands there were oil and gas fields that the nazis needed. in addition, the imball needed a springboard to move towards india attack. it was conducted by three columns from palestine and trans-jordan will recruit and at home the mask of western iraq on palmyra

noah, i found the arguments in here clarifying, because on some level, there is an intuitive sense thatimpeachment hearing of the president, it was a reaction to the fact that this was a crime in some non technical sense, right? i mean, if this isn't a crime, nothing is. but in a technical sense, lay out your case for the crime you believe was committed, that the facts support? >> sure. you're absolutely right. the big picture is really important here, that you had an attempt to overturn a free and fair election, and reverse who the american people voted for. but there's also an actual crime. and we lay out in detail actually two of them. one of them is conspiracy to defraud the united states, which makes it a crime for a group of people to work together, to undermine lawful function of the united states government. you have to show that that, they agreed on it, and that they had intent to do something to -- do something wrong, to do something that they understood to be not the way that it was supposed to work. and that they undermined a function of the u.s. government. and that they to

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oh nathan. noah got none of her on the what was it that you monday. okay. uh huh. mm hm. in albany, or if you wanted, you knew that a hose was on be losing 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 bet yet. we've grown up here so we used to the mountain life. as the proverb says, the best friends, the kurdish people have, are the mountains. i know we have to cover the field with soft soil. hello. and then in court, i will crook on i took my food. mamma can image ok now down one law in with my not one i like on i took my kind not thank you. oh yeah. with to dollars. i mean, you, me took a bit of a gen and football team is playing tonight and i have all the fans have gathered in sher host home to watch tv. yeah, you're kind can show her as a big fan of the german team says he mcduffy kara, he missed your host. father had a, he's a singer. oh good. i knew it. could i had got a few other or 2 are that are good. okay. and you yeah, okay, i have a good belmont, i wonde

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah!heers and applause ) ♪♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah! thank you so much for tuning in. thank you for coming out. thank you for being here everybody. oh, this is going to be fun. take a seat. let's do this. we have got an exciting show for you tonight. all your money is gone, and we're going to tell you where it went. we'll get to know rudy giuliani over a few drinks, and our guest tonight, one of america's most admired journalists, katie couric is here to expose all the secrets of news nobody knew. so let's do this people, let's jump straight into today's headlines. ( cheers and applause ) okay. let's kick things off with the big news from the stock market -- you know, the app they pre-install on your phone to make you feel dumb. since the stock market recovered from the covid tumble in 2020, wall street has been having a blast, and the more stocks you owned the better time you were having, which is why warren buffett has got those new grills. but inflation h

and iman vellani, 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 teuping in. thank you for coming out. thank you for being here, this is amazing. wow! this is funment take a seat, let's do this, people, let's do. this we've got a really, really interesting show are for you tonight. the january 6th hearings are kicking off tomorrow so we will finally find out if donald trump was a bad president. also saudi arabia is ds memberrerring the pga and europe is telling apple that they are no longer in charge. plus iman vellani aka ms. marvel herself is going to be joining us on the show. so let's do this, let's go straight into today's headlines. all right. let's kick things off with january 6th. it's why your urpg sell calling you from a prison phone. january 6th, wasn't just a way for q-anon members to get their steps in. it was the culmination of a high level plot to overturn the election results. and now after a year of gather

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: what's going on, everybody? this is "the daily show," i'm trevor noah. thank you for coming out in person. thank you so much, thank you so much, thank you so much! welcome to the show, everybody! we have a great one for you tonight. take a seat. let's get into it. the january 6th committee dropped bomb shells today. rudy giuliani is lucky to be alive, and our guest tonight is the mayor of new york city, eric adams, and he's going to be joining us on the show and i'm going to ask him if he'll finally let me drive a subway car. let's do this, people, let's jump straight into today's headlines. ( cheers and applause ) ♪♪ all right. you know, there are a lot of depressing things going on in america right now, so we decided, let's start off today's show with some good news, and i'm talking about what happened to rudy giuliani. ( laughter ) former new york city mayor and america's most illegal lawyer. ( laughter ) you see, he was in a supermarket on staten

noah.handsome, and with him who is the fourth participant in the attack on the hospital store? where is box 120? first level, where are the guard guys on the way out? wait here for me. will you go there? well, let's get the alcohol off of us. how long i don't know. forgive the time prompt. hello, are you far away? you won't go anywhere. i told you not to leave. hi, how did you not find, we didn’t find such people, i ’ll go yes, come on in. and i've moved, i noticed a good apartment. cozy you're the only one for me sorry, but your relative is just a bastard for him the very place on the stricter. okay, i i promised and i will do everything i can. thank you. well, are we talking about work? come on for you. and what, you're hungry, probably, why are you so scared, i have fish, baked now now. there is a place i can not find with you everything is all right with me everything is all right. i'm at work. well , come soon, i'm waiting for you. who called at work? excuse me, i have to go marusya we

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! so much fun! look at you guys! take a seat, everybody! we've got a jam packed show for you today. the nation of turkey is tired of your jokes, cnn is done with breaking news, and vladimir putin blesses the grains down in africa. what does that even mean? stay tuned to find out. plus author eliot schrefer on the show to tell us about gay animals. i said that. so let's do this, people, let's jump straight into today's headlines. ( cheers and applause ) ♪♪ okay. our first story is all about language. like when i say the word "turkey, what do you think of? probably a big bird that people eat while arguing -- they know that's what they think about when you hear their name and they're sick of that shirt. >> turkey is ready to change its name. officials have notified the united nations asking that the country be referred to

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah!lause). >> trevor: thank you, welcome to the daily show, i'm trevor noah thank you so much for tuning in. (applause) that is amazing. take a seat, take a seat, everybody, let's do this, take a seat, let's get into it we've got eye really fun jam-packed show, north korea is acting the fool, joe biden wants to speak to the manager and we're going to explore the worst ways to celebrate juneteenth. plus legendary r&b artist bobby brown is joining us on the show and we'll have a really fascinating conversation about the whirlwind life that he has lived. so let's do this, people, let's jump straight into today's headlines. (applause) okay. let's kick things off with north korea, voted korea of the year by north korea magazine for the past three decades. a few years ago most people thought the only way the world was going to end was if north korea marshmallow dictator decided to kick off a nuclear apocalypse but since then we learned there are many ways the world could end. it could be a glob

. >>> we are calling it iphone >> june 29, 2007, the iphone was born so was noah schmidt. years, the iphone grew and developed, so did noah and his dependence on it >> everything you ever need in the palm of your hands, why would you ever be off it >> that's a clip from "the wall street journal" documentary marking the 15th anniversary of the iphone piece of technology has come a long way since 2007, countless camera developments, additions of app store, facetime, apple pay. it is a key growth driver to the stock to say the least taking a hit down 20%. lighter hit than everything else joining us, creator of the documentary, joanna stern, emmy winning. and steve kovak. the thing of the iphone is that it is arguably the dominant mainstream computingplatform o the planet, not necessarily from raw unit number but influence and business perspective very few people if any saw that coming 15 years ago. >> i love the part about very few people saw that coming for the documentary, i went back, started to talk to former and current apple executives to ask them about those points. di

that is "the daily show" with trevor noah!s and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! i'm trevor noah! thank you so much for tuning in! thank you for being here! take a seat. we have got a jam packed show for you today. we're going to be talking about what america's plan is to stop these mass shootings. ronny chieng is celebrating asian-american and pacific islander month, and our guest tonight is former advisor to president donald john trump, kellyanne conway. let's jump straight into today's big headlines. ( cheers and applause ) all right, there's no denying that there is a lot going on in the world right now. for instance, russia is still invading ukraine, and in response the european union just announced they will be banning almost aller russian oil imports which will turn russia's currency into the tick tock crime filter all the time. there's also a growing outbreak of monkeypox, a disease killing off everyone's n.f.t.s. so please, everyone, vaccinate your monkey, remember. ( laughter ) and, by the the way,

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah!e). >> 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 for being here. look at you, look at you. look at you. this is it. all right, we've got a great show tonight, take a seat, let's go, we've got a really, really good show, take a seat, take a seat, thank you, thank you, thank you so much, thank you so much, we've got a great show, let's get into it. someone ruined donald trump's birthday, we'll get into that, michael kosta is creating a new k-pop supergroup and kim kardashian has broken the internet and history this time. plus nigerian megastar davido is joining us on the show, maybe will let me finally be a backup dancer on one of his music videos. so let's do this, people, let's jump straight into today's headlines. >> okay, let's kick things off with the mid terms. as you probably know, right now in america primary season is in full swing. and the primaries ar the elections before

and this is the dailee show with trevor noah! (applause). >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you for coming out in person. thank you for being here. good to see you, good to see you, take a seat, let's do it, everybody. we have a great slow for you tonight, russia is turning europe into the avengers, desi lydic finds out where pride month came from and i'm sorry to tell you but your flight this weekend has just been cancelled. so let's do this, let's jump straight into today's headlines. okay. let's kick things off with some major international news. it has now been four months since vladimir putin sent his troops on the shitiest road trip ever and not only has he failed to quickly overwhelm ukraine, he managed to united the rest of yierp against him. >> a landmark announcement nato voted to-- president biden announced the u.s. will strengthen its military posture in europe. >> nato's 30 member countries are poised to add two more. the move will more than double the len

i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you for coming out in person.nk you, thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you so much. take a seat. let's get into it, everybody. we have got a great, great show for you tonight. we'll tell you why you can outrun the police now. jordan klepper heads to a trump rally. and the supreme court has somehow decided that it's too hard to get a gun in america. so let's do this, people. let's jump straight into today's headlines. ( cheers and applause ). >> trevor: okay. let's kick things off with the big news coming out of the supreme court. the only government department where the dress code is retired gedie. you all know how america has been struggling with gun violence for the past, let's say, half a century or so. while everyone is trying to figure out a solution, the supreme court just weighed in, in the most unhelpful way possible. >> breaking news at this hour. the u.s. supreme court has just issued a major ruling in the challenge to a new york gun law. now, this is the most significant second amendment ruling in

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: what is going on, everybody, welcome to the daily show, i'm trevor noah thank you so much for tuning in, thank you for coming out in person. thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you all so much. take a seat, man, we've got a really, really fun show for you tonight. dr. fauci and the doaf are going head-to-head, swimming is going to be banned this summer, and sweden has found a way to make trash sexy. plus you know him from the hangover, you know him from the office and season two of his hit show rutherford falls is dropping today, the very funny ed helms is here, everybody. i'm so excited. let's do this people, let's jump straight into today's headlines. okay, let's kick things off with some good news. the food and drug administration has been given the green light to finally approve covid vaccine for children under the age of five, which means there are a lot of toddlers who will about to be popping apple just in the clubment like i got

this is the daily show with trevor noah! (cheers and applause). >> trevor: was' going on, everybody, welcome to the daily show, i'm trevor noah thank you so much for tuning in, thank you for coming out in person. thank you so much for coming and joining. take a seat, let's do t y'all. we've got a really fun show for you tonight. president biden is stepping on the gas, lewis black is getting ready for wedding season. and congress has agreed on gun reforms that are show a huge deal and a huge disappointment at the same time. so let's do this, people. let's jump straight into today's headlines. 7 all right, let's kick things off with gasoline, or as scientists call it dinosaur pee pee. over the past few months global demand for oil has kept rising faster than the supply to the point where the price of gas in the united states is now 6 bazillion dollars a gallon so drivers are hurting. the good news is that as always president biden wants to help. the bad news is that as always it doesn't look like he can. >> the president this

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 this is going to be great, take a seat, take a seat, let's do this. let us do this. we have got a jam-packed show for you tonight. russia is i vaiding mcdonald's. google has created an ai with a soul. and we're whrerning that on january 6th mike pence was actually the president. so let's do this, people. let's jump straight into today's headlines. (applause) okay. let's kick things off with the war in ukraine. the world's most egregious case of man spreading. now despite the west sanctioning russia, despite the u.s. flooding ukraine with weapons and despite you buying the ukrainian flag iphone case the invasion is still show still going on. and the russians aren't just gaining ukrainian territory, they are also recovering a bit of their lifestyle back home starting with food. because i don't know if you remember how mcdonal

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