and roger federer! "the daily show with trevor noah." ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [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 in person. thank you so much for being here! thank you so much for being here! take a seat, everybody. thank you so much. we've got a great show for you tonight. mozzarella sticks are getting sued. we find out why christmas comes on january 6th this year. and herschel walker just got more time to spend without his family. plus, our guest tonight is the got goat himself! roger federer is here tonight! [cheers and applause] so let's do this, people. let's jump straight into today's headlines. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] all right, before we get into the big stories, let's catch up on a few other things going on in the world. starting off with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, who today was officially declared "time" magazine's person of the year. [cheers a

once. we start the second period of the game ilya please choose a topic, belarus topic, belarus roger federer has in his he has many awards, including the victory in pairs at the kremlin cup in moscow in 2002, who was roger fedor's partner at that tournament, the theme of belarus there are not so many options my friends with whom roger federer could play vladislav maxim mirny max mirny of course well, my friends, by the way, this is the only trophy that was won by a peaceful couple. uh, the feeders also had a victory at the tournament in rotterdam and the masters in miami violetta please choose a topic. sports facilities sports facilities and change the subject from vladislav change. he didn't like her him the national olympic committee. no one dared to cancel this topic let's go. who is the mascot of the national olympic team of belarus, uh, the talisman, it seems to me that this is the agriculturist, which is belagroprombank no, unfortunately, you are a little confusing, we are talking about the mascot of the national olympic team. one more quickly. let's give it another chance. i need an a

decided it was time to retire. serena williams, $123.00 grand slam singles titled, in tennis, while roger federer a mast 20 another tennis star was also in the news this year. no, that jock of it was kicked out of the australian open and deported in january. because he was on vaccinated against coven 19. they've since changed the rules. and he is back in australia as 2022 and the year had one last shock. football i compello died at the age of $82.00. the sporting world lost one of its brightest stars. and that's all for me for now. coming up next to doc film and a look at king charles passed to the british crowd. monica jones from me and the news team here in berlin. thanks for watching. i imagine how many pushing of lunch i'll throw it out in the world. climate change very often story. this is my plan, the way from just one week. how much we can really get.

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correct answer roger federer last match he played in september 202 at the laver cup paired with rafaelxander difficulty two. what kind of sport does the discipline of jumping for precision landing belong to? jumping maybe. and in the trampoline, they just show a certain program. there, the accuracy of landing is not important to everyone, i suggest a little, then this is a sport that takes place on the street not in the hall. and parachuting can spoil parachuting . absolutely right step forward very confidently moving forward to the finish line alexander i ask you for complexity. well, let's try two. let's probe the dvoechku, especially since the question well, let's say so in a sense, is somehow connected with equestrian sports. well, very far away, very far away. i think you will understand. let's go with what chess piece fedya suggested walking gavrila, petrovich in the film gentlemen of fortune horse, go away. i am at will not to be seen. absolutely right horse two steps forward. moved on irina well, starting the status of the favorite and now somehow behind all. what 's up. let's

correct answer roger federer last match he played in september 2022 at the laver cup paired with rafaelculty two. what kind of sport does the discipline of jumping for precision landing belong to? jumping may be. and in the trampoline, they just show a certain program. there, the accuracy of landing is not important to everyone , i suggest a little, then this is a sport that takes place on the street, not in the hall. and parachuting can spoil parachuting absolutely right, your forward very confidently moving forward to the finish line alexander i ask you for complexity. well, let's try two. let's take a look at the two. and all the more so since the question, well, let's say, in a sense , is somehow connected with equestrian sports, but directly, very remotely, very remotely. i think you you’ll understand, let’s go, what chess piece fedya suggested to play gavrila, petrovich in the film gentlemen of fortune horse, go away. i will not be seen. absolutely right horse. go two steps forward. moved on irina well, starting the status of the favorite and now somehow behind all. what 's up. le

we've seen some big tennis retirements this year — ash barty, serena williams, roger federer.s he reckons he's one big injury away from calling time on his career following his two hip surgeries across the last four years. the 35 year old's had a disappointing 2022 but says he's currently in the best shape he's been in for some time, and will be playing at the battle of the brits exhibition series againstjack draper there on your right. the "scotland versus england" event starts today in aberdeen. murray will then team up with his brotherjamie — who organised the event — to take onjoe salisbury and neal skupski in the doubles. ifi if i was to have a big injury, you know, i probably wouldn't try to come back from that. but if my body is in good shape and i'm still able to compete consistently on the tour, then yeah, i will keep playing as long as i'm able to do that if i feel like i could still be competitive with the best players and i'm still able to play in the biggest events, then i'll try to do that. a huge year of sporting achievements will be celebrated tonight at the sp

touching moment, tennis great roughly on the dolls cheaper response to the retirement of his rival roger federerketball star brittney griner imprisoned for nearly ten months in russia over drug laws. that surprise, a late prisoner swap set her free. although we must note, former marine paul whelan remains behind bars in russia. accused of espionage. >> best new course, the return of the women's tour to france. for the first time since the 19 80s. >> is that cycling? >> we wish to slice into a sand trap. big alternative i did golf pros who wanted to make money from those who hated the biggest social justice issues, tied to the saudi backing. and the winter olympics, skied through china this year. >> i cannot imagine that. where was? i was i doing? >> despite a pronounced lack of snow, norway dominated. the russians heat up another doping scandal, u.s. snowboarding legend sean whyte retired, and american erin jackson became the first black woman ever to take the gold in speedskating. >> it is beautiful, i love to be able to see other athletes do their thing. >> sports provided an enormous ratings

we have major elite athletes like lebron james, tom brady and roger federer talking about the importancerecovery for peak performance. all these people are very hard-working. this is not about not working hard, this is about working smarter, and not having the diminishing returns we have experienced when we are running on mt. so -- running on empty. that is what i find fascinating because i am a big admirer of elon musk, he is unquestionably a genius. somebody who understands it so perfectly energy, renewable energy when it comes to cars, is actually using incredibly outdated modes of human energy when it comes to how he wants to run his businesses. ed: is elon musk not just going back to his playbook? i want to bring up something in your op-ed that he is showing the downsides of a model fueled by burnout and lack of sleep in his own decision-making. that may be think about reporting from 20 when musk said he was -- from 2018 when musk said he was sleeping on the production line with his engineers. he does have a good track record of getting companies, be it tesla or space x, through mom

you have the likes of usain bolt, serena williams, roger federer absolutely declaring it the best.t had been billed as kylian mbappe against lionel messi, but it was so much more than that. it was the roles of their surrounding cast as well. we had advantage argentina, then the momentum very much swinging back to france. then back to argentina. then back to france. then finishing on a penalty shootout, which is always great for the neutrals. horrendous for everybody involved. ultimately, as you said, lionel messi being crowned world cup winner for the first time in his career. that long-awaited moment. i was there watching. so emotional being embraced by his mom. incredible moments on the pitch with his family, his wife and his children being able to enjoy the moment. and this is what he was able to say afterwards. >> translator: it's madness that it happened the way that it did, but it's amazing. i said at one point that god was going to give it to me. i don't know why i foresaw it. i felt like it was going to be this one. >> reporter: so a lot of people talking about perhaps it w

. >> reporter: in tennis after battling injuries 20-time grand slam winner roger federer decided to call love tennis, everything about it. i will miss the competition, the fans cheering for or against me, they usually have been with me all the way so it's been great. >> serena williams meanwhile declared that she was going to be evolving away from tennis leading to one of the most anticipated u.s. opens ever. the 23-time grand slam winner wowing the crowd one more time advancing to the third round before saying good-bye. >> honestly i'm so grateful that i have this moment, that i'm serena. >> number two -- [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: the first ever winter world cup in qatar ending in the greatest sporting event in history, arguably the best ever, argentina's lionel messi going head-to-head against the brightest young star in france's kylian mbappe. after more than 120 minutes of thrilling back and forth action the final went to penalty kicks tied at 3 and in his fifth and last world cup messi finally getting the one trophy that eluded him for so long, winning it all for argentina. an

. >> reporter: and in tennis, 20-time grand slam winner roger federer decided to call it a career. >>ut it. i will miss the competition, the fans cheering, for or against me. they are usually with me all the way. it's been great. >> reporter: serena williams declared she was going to be evolving away from tennis leading to one of the most anticipated u.s. opens ever. 23 grand slam winner, wowing the crowd one more time advancing to the third round before saying good-bye. >> honestly, i am so grateful that i had this moment, that i'm serena. >> reporter: number two. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: the first ever winter world cup in qatar ending in what is called the greatest sporting event in history. arguably, the best ever argentina's lionel messi head-to-head against the brightest young star in kylian mbappe. after 120 minutes of thrilling back and forth action, the final went to penalty kicks, tied at three and in his fifth and last world cup messi finally getting the one trophy that eluded him so long, winning it all for argentina. and at number one -- ♪ >> this is cnn breaking news. >>

. >> and in tennis, after battling injuries, roger federer decided to call it a career. >> i love tennisd the fans cheering for or against me. they've usually been with me all of the way so it is been great. >> serena williams declared that she was going to be evolving away from tennis, leading to one of the most anticipated u.s. opens ever. the 23-time grand slam winner wowing the crowd one more time advancing to the third round before saying good-bye. >> honestly, i'm so grateful that i had this moment and that i'm serena. >> number two. [ crowd chanting ] the first ever winter world cup there qatar ending in what is being called the greatest sporting event in history. the best ever argentina lionel messi going head-to-head against the brightest young star in france's killian mbape. after the final went to penalty kicks tied at three and in his fifth and last world cup messi getting the one trophy that alluded him for so long. winning it all for argentina. >>> and at number one. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> so this is a breaking news right now. we're getting news that brittney grin

and you had the likes of serena williams, lebron james, you sane bolt, roger federer all absolutely givingas kylian mbappe against lionel messi. as you said, it rightly delivered. advantage argentina, france pulling back, momentum back to argentina and then france again and then the penalties and ultimately lionel messi crowned at last as a world cup winner. the one that has been missing from his trophy cabinet. this is what he had to say afterwards. >> we don't have that sound. i have to tell you the two mbappe goals within 93 seconds or something, i mean, almost had a heart attack. i've never seen something like that in a world cup match. >> reporter: yeah. 97 seconds it was. and you have to feel for kylian mbappe to score a hat trick, age 23 years of age, at a world cup final and still not get your hands on that trophy once again. but it was lovely to see messi and mbappe embracing at the end. two teammates. you do suspect, though, mbappe will get that opportunity again. >> oh, yeah. he is a young talent and a fierce talent. i know we'll see a lot from him. thank you so much, amanda dav

we saw roger federer's well. federer's retirement as well. big that was a big, big shame, big loss well, especially loss in tennis. well, especially commercially, loss in tennis. well, especially comme|what, loss in tennis. well, especially comme|what the others the despite what the others the others probably one others probably will have one more but more grand slams in him. but nobody crowd like roger nobody draws a crowd like roger federer or the exhibition, the sponsors, want sponsors, they they all want knows well, knows the corporate guys. well, he's tennis. we saw he's big loss to tennis. we saw a in the in wimbledon a big run in the in wimbledon for norrie as well he rafa for norrie as well he beats rafa nadal a little bit nadal overnight a little bit relates years old relates the answer 26 years old he's his own but who he's come into his own but who knows? have knows? you might have a wimbledon the in wimbledon stop again in the in the or in may, rather, the knee or in may, rather, may orjune. the knee or in may, rather, may or june

we have major elite athletes like lebron james and tom brady and roger federer talking about the importancecovery for big performance. all these people are very hard-working this is not about working hard, this is about working smart and not having the diminishing returns we have all experiences when we are exhausted and burned out and running on empty. the science and the data are so unequivocal. that is what i find fascinating. i am a bit -- i am a big admirer of elon musk. he is unquestionably a genius. someone who understands so perfectly renewable energy when it comes to cars is missing out. is using incredibly outdated modes of human energy when it comes to how he wants to run his business is. >> is elon musk not only going back to his playbook? i want to bring up something you said in your op-ed that he is showing the downsides of a model fueled by burnout and lack of sleep in his own decision-making. that made me think about reporting from 2018 at when musk said he was sleeping on the production line with his engineers. and if he does have a good track record of getting these compan

"outfront" now, jennifer roger, former federal prosecutor. the two people the committee really seemed to focus on are donald trump and then chief of staff mark meadows. what kind of things could meadows face if doj does decide to prosecute here? >> well, sarah, he could face basically everything that the former president could face. i mean, mark meadows seemed to be the center of this conspiracy. he was involved in all of it. the plots to pressure state electors, the plots to pressure state legislatures, the fake initial lawsuits that were filed. he was in the midst of really everything all the way up to potential insurrection charges. so i think that whatever the doj is looking at with respect to former president trump almost certainly also applies to mark meadows as well. >> seditious conspiracy charges, we've seen people convicted of that, the oath keepers. that's 20 years potentially if federal prison. these are really serious potential charges. one of the transcripts released today was from long time loyal trump aide stephen miller. he s

gardner did a good job of praising our chairman, but it could have been better because he is the roger federer of transportation. he is leaving everything on the court. he can leave knowing he has accomplished his job and served his mission well and i thank the chairman for his work and mr. gardner for his kind remarks. i appreciate, mr., -- mr. carter, let me ask you about amtrak. memphis probably has service to and from chicago and new orleans. would like to have service to nashville. any opportunity for that to occur in the future? >> thank you congressman. there is opportunity for that through the fra development program. just to be clear, the way that the iaja structures the dollars available and the opportunities is really the growth and network and expansion opportunities will be -- will proceed through the federal and ministration programs. amtrak is really focused on rebuilding and modernizing our current assets. the fra has established this program. it's an opportunity for states, localities and other partners and stakeholders 20 to five core doors for development and then proceed th

[clap] >>> inflation and the federal reserve topping the investors minds. former vice chair rogererguson is laying out what the fed is likely to do this week her >>> here we go again congress facing another deal to get the federal government funded. >>> and the treasury secretary and the prospects for the american economy coming to a halt next year as covid stimulus n finally wears off. it is monday, december 12th, 2022 this is "worldwide exchange" on cnbc >>> welcome or welcome back. good morning i am back. i'm brian sullivan good to be here and get up thank you very much for joining us on this busy monday let's get to see how the markets and your money are shaping up off a lousy week last week that is futures which are eh mixed to slightly higher as well we are not seeing a huge move in futures. we have the fed meeting this week and an interest rate decision that will determine where everything goes. let's talk about market setups we are starting to get research notes of what is likely to happen next year you know, price targets and things like that we have a big one from goldma

i want to bring in former federal prosecutor, jennifer rogers. jennifer, since just thanksgiving, jack smith has brought two former white house lawyers, three of trump's closest aides, and trump's former speech writer, steven miller, before a grand jury in washington. what does the pace of this tell you about where the investigation is right now? >> well, it tells us that of course they were moving at full speed even before jack smith came on board. one of the things they had to wait for is the litigation over the privileges these witnesses were claiming and now that that's out of the way, they really can put these folks in the grand jury and find out what they know. so i think they're now getting down to it. the key issue here when thinking about the charge related to january 6th, it's all conspiracy charges. seditious conspiracy. conspiracy to obstruct congress. so you need intent and knowledge for that and you can't get to it unless you find out what trump knew and what he was saying. so you need these witnesses who now in the last few weeks a

we've seen some big tennis retirements this year — ash barty, serena williams, roger federer. a disappointing 2022 but says he's currently in the best shape he's been in for some time, and will be playing at the battle of the brits exhibition series againstjack draper there on your right. the �*scotland versus england' event starts today in aberdeen. murray will then team up with his brotherjamie — who organised the event — to take onjoe salisbury and neal skupski in the doubles. if i was to have a big injury, you know, i would probably not try to come back from that. but if my body is in good shape, and i'm still able to compete consistently on the tour, then, yeah, i'll keep playing. as long as i'm able to do that, if i feel like i can still be competitive, with the best players, and i'm still able to play in the biggest events, then i'll try to do that. there will be no fairy tale run at the pdc world darts championships for fallon sherrock this year after she was beaten in the first round by ricky evans. sherrock was nicknamed the "queen of the palace" after becoming the f

i'm joined by chief law enforcement analyst john miller and federal prosecutor jennifer rogers. the suspect is being represented by a public defender. but we don't know what, if anything, he has said to police. how does law enforcement go about interviewing a suspect accused of a crime like this? and how difficult does it become once they're lawyered up? >> first thing you do is ask. right before that, you advise them of their rights, which begins with, you have the right to remain silent and the right to have an attorney present. so, it depends if he decided to talk or not talk. it would be surprising to me, as someone who's going for a phd in criminal justice, that he would be open to speaking to police officers upon being taken into custody. he drove all the way from idaho to pennsylvania, theoretically -- if you believe the allegations -- to get away from the scene, get that car away from the scene after everybody was looking for a white elantra. we don't know if he made statements yet. once he's represented by counsel, police can't talk to him. >> but so really quickly on t

for more on what this is signaling, former federal reserve vice-chair roger ferguson also a cnbc contributor. welcome to the show. great to see you. >> thanks. nice to be here, melissa. >> seems like these two things, these asset classes are telegraphing a recession where do you stand on that >> i think the asset classes are in fact as you say tell graphing a recession. what's rel grant is it's not just those markets doing that, but there are a number of ceos saying that i, myself, have said for a period of time a recession seems highly likely. so i think it's lining up. and the question is, is this going to be a short and shallow recession or one that's a little deeper or last a little longer. >> is that a big question mark in your view do you have that point of view on that? >> i am looking at short and shallow because the economy is showing so much momentum going into the economy with job markets still very tight it seems like there is just a lot of forward progress. that's not a contidition for a very, very deep recession unless there is an unexpected shock. >> roger, it's tim thank you

like representative jim jordan and representative comer and representative rogers that would make crystal clear that the federal government cannot go around pressuring social media platforms to promote the content that the political parties want, and so this is a great step. i hope this is a transition moment for all of us to really get government out and get the businesses and americans back in control of free speech online. neil: you know, one quick addition if you don't mind, carl sam bankman-fried is going to testify i believe with the house financial services committee next week. what is he in for? >> you know, this is one of the biggest cases that a lot of people aren't talking about. i think some of that comes down to politics. sbf, sam bankman-fried, ftx $32 billion disappeared overnight and we have representative maxine waters saying oh, he seems like a good guy. he's doing good things, but keep in mind, sbf gave $40 million to the democratic party this past election cycle and this is when a clear case of fraud, this is bernie madoff level corruption and greed and unfortunately i think because of his h

they were well within their rights, according to the federal circuit court, to be able to say we won't include transgender females. roger: and there's where the compelled speech comes in on gender identity. forced use of pro nouns. will all of us be required to address a person who is biologically male, we know to be biologically male, as she? right? by the power of government, could we be fined, etc.? that is a form of compelled speech. so, again, it's not that far of a step from same-sex marriage where they say conduct can and status are inextricably intertwined to the same thing with transgender identity. again, it goes -- i think the truth of the matter matters tremendously. but the other point is you are going to be forced to say something, forced. and that's something we're all going to have to face very soon. sarah: another question. down here in front. questioner: hi. the bostick decision, redefining sex, what potential negative or other evil arguments could the other side make that may impact on this, not that i want to give them any ammo or ideas. unfortunately the other side is just as smart as we are, if any

rogers, that is an easier title. jennifer, let's look at the three charges they are considering, obstruction of an official proceeding, conspiracy to defraud the federal government, insurrection,which is the hardest to prove? >> i think the insurrection. it's so rarely charged. what does insurrection mean? that probably comes in play, and also the one that carries the penalty that you can no longer have an office for the united states if you are convicted of that, so that is attractive ity to the dov. >> one more question, now what? if the committee sends it over to the doj, does it move the needling of the doj? how much of an impact does the committee's referral have on them? >> the referral, not much. the evidence, not much. the committee did an incredible amount of work gathering evidence. so they will be happy to get the transcripts and evidence. i don't think they will pay too much attention to what the committee suggests they do, except in the following way, if they are very, very specific about these are the crimes we propose. these are the pieces that support each of the elements beyond a reasonable doubt and that is something the doj will say

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> the federal trade commission suing to block microsoft's acquisition of activision blizzard he sees the regulator eventually winning the bigger battle when it comes to antitrust. joining us, rogerys good to have you. give me your take here in terms of whether you think the ftc is in the right and even if they are, they may not succeed here. >> i think the core issue, david, is that the global economy has changed. we've had a period really 20 years of incredible stability, super low interest rates, super low inflation. global peace as a consequence, every country in the world has subordinated every interest to economic growth because of what russia did in ukraine, because of what's going on in china, we can't count on peace anymore. interest rates are going to be higher for, i think, a long time inflation will be higher than it was. it's going to be higher than it was. and the economy we had over the last 20 years, where we've had tremendous concentration of power in every industry, you basically wind up with mondopol. from an economic policy point of view, what you really want to do now is to encourage as much competition as possible. you want to have startups. you want to have

federal technician mechanic at army aviation supply facility number two in st. cloud. warrant officer candidate plantenberg tragically lost his life alongside fellow guardsmen, chief warrant officer james a. rogers jr. and chief warrant officer charles p. nord when their helicopter experienced a midflight mechanical failure near st. cloud. i encourage my colleagues to join me in honoring the life of warrant officer candidate plantenberg by naming a post office in avon, minnesota, after him. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentlewoman from new mexico is recognized. ms. herrell: thank you, madam speaker. i yield three minutes to the gentleman from minnesota, mr. emmer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota is recognized. mr. emmer: thank you. madam speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 6218, which would designate the postal facility on blattner drive in avon, minnesota, as the warrant officer candidate kort miller plantenberg post office. kort was a true minnesotan. he was born in st. cloud. he was raised in avon. and he graduated from the university of minnesota in duluth. in 2016 kort enlisted in the national guard as an