. - [mumbles] - say, terrance, can you tell me who farted? - he sure did, phillip. - no, i'm asking you his name. - and so terrance and phillip got back together, proving once and for all that fame and fortune are never as important as friendship. - ♪ beef and lamb chicken and ham ♪ ♪ step to the left and clap your hands ♪ ♪ gosh we love that chicken and ham ♪ ♪ don't they love that chicken and ham ♪ [clapping] ♪ beef and lamb chicken and ham ♪ ♪ step to the left and clap your hands ♪ ♪ gosh we love that chicken and ham ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from the most trusted journalists at comedy central... it's america's only source for news. this is "the daily show" with your hosts, desi lydic and jordan klepper! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> desi: welcome to "the daily show!" i'm desi lydic. >> jordan: and i'm jordan klepper. we've got so much to talk about tonight. the white house is at war with the media, donald trump tries out social distancing, and we find out who's going to win the black vote. >> desi: so let's get right into t

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there was a, there was a real difference place to just of the i'm it terrance 1998 in a block inside and go been in prison teaches you to cut off the most is a direct result of slavery. a slave was taught not to love nobody because the person in love with the person there to yourself. but when you do that, you're taking away pieces and you manage so coming home is hard to kind of like transition because our society is not knowing what people don't shut the most of all to have been psychologically reprogram. and that's like how did you last a lifetime sometimes we don't ever recover from those traumatic experiences of just send us the biggest challenge for brand new right now is helping with the next person, you know, is best known a job. last week i ended up getting a job with someone telling you what to look. it puts you in a mindframe, so like you, you talking just like the dog man he talking to me like i'm still in prison. the 6th and told me to just show up to work morning at 6 am. so that's what i did. i was there like 530 because i feel like if i give you guys 6, i'm like how m

it may affect contemporary readers more than is immediately up terrance. the markers were ubiquitous in the riot pictures. the oral typing of irish catholicism having grown from readers to readers over three decades with cartoonish friends, reformed tracks and city views. the distinctions within ethnicity can also be found in some of the illustrated press coverage. in keeping with a convention that would characterize the practice of the illustrated press versus for some 30 years, these visual distinctions were not missed as early noted in the descriptions. the appearance spoke for themselves. among the new york pectoral papers, they published the largest number of pictures of the riot, extending visual coverage all the way to the august 29th issue. it also offered the most brutish and brutal images of the rioters and their degradations. the facial and somatic signs of irish catholicism such as the blonde prognosis features of one of the people said to have been, quote, sketched from life throughout the illustrative news riot coverage. some of these display

we have the id if we have the army, he had lost faith and it was so now he had to talk about the terrance of their nuclear weapons. so i don't believe that october 7th was passing an error mistake, a moment of incompetence. it was a reflection of the fact that is real no longer is what it once was. now of course they're gonna fix their muscles though they prove that they actually do have comparable. that's what they're doing. now going perhaps has beloved. obviously we also had the who these in, in, in the red sea with their, i see blockade. and we also have a mass issue, and there's, there's a, there's a thought here that to show that there really are, i think that's a very big problem there. i think the problem is that israel has one of its central military concepts is why, because it's the turns capability. and the turns capabilities just the fancy term for the arab world, fear of us. and they are very worried now that the arab world because of what happened october 7th, no longer fears in. and so one of the reasons for what's been happening is in their language to restore their the tu

we uh, we need to focus on increased defense and to terrance capabilities of nato, and we all stopped is find that so many more men the countries have now committed themselves to the 2 sense. um, uh um, well the criteria, nato of defense spending, se mendez as well as above as well. and of course we need to stand unified also in no age and commitment for you create your country. finland shares huge border with russia, which has invaded one of its other neighbors, ukraine, and deeply resent spend lynn joining nato. what's his beta membership mean for your country in this situation? nato membership means that we are now in the family, in which we belong to. in, in the pos payment has always invested very heavily into its own defense that also into defense corporation with the, with the closest neighbors. and also asked the european union member or asked and the european union member, we of course, have relied also under the lisbon tree g and the solely diversity within that. but now that the russia bridge lead agents invaded ukraine, seems realized that perhaps the existing arrangements

the terrance capability against is a is really to read to you wrong is not going the way and the security policy of iran is heavily influenced by the revolutionary guards, as well as the foreign ministry and the presidency. so i think the, you know, those dynamics aren't going to change the, the international threat environment within which you're wrong for seems, it's itself is not going to change. and so i don't think he runs relations with the access of resistance are going to change. interestingly, princess job has already come out and said that there's absolutely no reason for his administration to change. the rocco small with saudi arabia is all about john and vis earphones other neighbors. and so i think the good neighborly relations that re see a formalized, in addition to the so called look is policy will continue as will be a close relationship by coordination with groups like come also, or the miller showing the rack or the other groups has the lines up and on and others. okay, mr. his id, would you like to weigh in on this and then roxan. i'll come over to you for the final wo

there were lots, the speed was set to better before install tickets and definitely a to terrance u. k is newly elected prime minister scraps the previous government's flagship scheme to the port on the document of migrants to run the less and alliance of south states. military leaders hold there 1st of a summit. so seizing ball with in a series of crews in recent years, the at least supposed to be 6 palestinians, including 5 to unless have been killed. and a number of is really, is strikes across cause a is really forces bummed you in school in warehouse housing displays. people in the say read more palestinians have been killed and separate attacks targeting residential areas, axles i'm of which begins i'll coverage. panic activity is really air strike hits, central gaza people rush to look for survivors that 2 bombs hit the number of school in tennessee, rec refugee camp. this residential area has become unrecognizable. buildings line ruins, women demolished by another, was rarely attack just hours before had the didn't work. this was home to the i wish account family, not only fo

second, we held our 1st stand alone ministerial extended to terrance demonstrating clearly in other words, that our iron clad commitment to defend our allies with the full range of our conventional and nuclear deterrence capabilities is fully enforced. 3rd, through a new form of defense, industrial cooperation. we launched co production of the advanced missiles. we're leveraging japan's manufacturing capability to collectively produce critical national security technology. we must deepen and grill our alliance and enhance victoria's power in order to thoroughly defend the existing international folder. we are standing at the historic turning point, a critical her to juncture where today's decision will determine our future focus allow me report from tokyo, supposed to be this of the 2 countries, the prison by then on, but i'm instead of case you, the announced and eval during the summits in what, uh, the wire, some of the in washington on from the white house that knows the new era, the relationships are entering this new alpha of the corporation. and the, what we hear today about 3 of th

this particular tech doesn't, doesn't remove um their results, it doesn't establish is really the terrance. it's all it does is shows that these rubies will give quite frankly, know who these what they want, which is to present the phase as a worthwhile adversary against these various, on the who these are what make a lot of mileage out of that. it because the speed and direct way as while avoiding it wrong, as far as israel is concerned, i mean they, they all unofficially debating back of the hey these to well, i think that when it comes to the rain in a row with the who with these things are somewhat more complex, they are an indigenous movement. of course it on a is a supporter. but even without that on, i think the movement would exist. but it's autumn movement by the way, that i think is remotely positive for the m and on the country. but i do think that it poses success and so much more than the reigning element. but certainly from within these really apparatus from their perspective. although i think that this is misguided if they had not respond to the hood these then perhaps they

it's set up an operational base and po, loading for the purpose of quote, missile and nuclear to terrance washington has added it plans to supply long range weapons with a range of 2500 kilometers to germany by 2026. that's in addition to hundreds of american news stations all around europe. however, the will of the people in greece is shown here, a nato flag on the star spangled banner, also growing up in flames. i guess some of those people haven't got enough of the blocks of rhetoric. they biology and demanded an immediate stop to the ukranian and publish thing and conflicts. even calling for us troops to leave the country. obviously to political risk and listen veteran will correspond elijah of 98, who says to us on day to our operating without thinking that plan for washington is not showing the intention to escalate this war. and i think that is misunderstood by the way as a, as we behave rather than the strong behavior. and the west is taking advantage of the russian measure, reaction because russia is not going extremely heavy on ukraine, is not destroying all the affective, that

merrick garland to appoint a special prosecutor to criminally investigate supreme court justice terrance glamis-- clarence thomas for fraud. citing their failures to publicly disclose financial income, gifts, and other transactions, as well as their refusal to recuse themselves from cases in which they had a conflict of interest. >> in january 2021, after the former president of the united states and cited an insurrection on the capitol, in this chamber, to interfere with the results of the u.s. election, justice samuel alito and his wife flew an upside down american flag, a symbol of solidarity with the attack outside their home. justice thomas, who is married to virginia thomas, a financial and personally involved operative in the stop the steel movement and capitol attack, also joined opinions in these cases, even as clear evidence mounted that not only was his wife fully committed to overthrowing the results of a fair election, but she was actively lobbying members of the trump administration attempting to do just that. >>> these efforts are not likely to continue. these sorts of act

why haven't tokes falked to terrance woodbury? he is hearing something very different from black men so it is important where you get your data from. i have never been polled. >> thank you for your time tonight. and wisdom. and perspective. i appreciate you. alexis, stick around. i have a little more to talk to you about. we have a lot to get to this hour including how house republican leaders have already reportedly had to tell their members to stop injecting race and racism into the presidential election. plus the harris campaign is reportedly vetting a number of potential running mates. one on the short list joins me next. list joins me next. to level up your semester. find all kinds of elevated essentials to get you ready for college, even if they're not. get furnishings fit for the dorm. original decor no roommate could argue with, and vintage finds to set your vibe. when you want items under $50 to help you feel at home, even when you're away. etsy has it. you can't leave without cuddles. but, you also can't leave covered in

i had to give a special shout out to terrance woodbury. he's a name that not many people know. but he's probably the best holster in the business hit strategies, but he would always say that you have to stop talking to people in economic terms and talk to them in terms they know. i refer to this all the time because my daddy is so upset at the price of whiting, piggly wiggly that is like he is about the price of whiting in piggly wiggly, it's a cost conversation. people don't care about inflation. here, about costs. and she did that. the other thing she did was she took on donald trump just just quickly, i at one of the things that she said is donald won't debate. but he and his running mate have a lot to say. hey, about me. well, donald is the saying goes, if you have something to say, say it to my face, she took donald trump on head on just like she did inflation, just like she did immigrate. eric as a republican donor. and i want to note everybody you were a haley supporter for you. god and then, all right. and that's so so it's not as if you were trump or you are trump now,

it doesn't establish is really to terrance it all it does is shows that these rubies will give quite frankly, know who it is, what they want, which is the presenter who sees as a worth while adversary against these various on the, the who these are what make a lot of mileage out of the the, these really strikes gross gaza since anybody on saturday and no killed at least 37 palestinians. most of them in refugee comes in dense, be populated residential areas. 10, a couple of assume has more. this is rarely strikes level residential buildings in unless i rocked in central the did seem to approach to a box of hospital menus to lonely beneath the rustle of buildings that collapsed around them. must have a football. so i figured look that up a little bit, we woke up around 3, 15 am after i miss southwell, i went downstairs and found the oldest destruction above our heads have no connection to any organization. 2 of my daughters were killed before my relatives also died. there were more than 7 injured, including my father and my sister. how much older death doctors managed to salvage nice d

second, we held our 1st stand alone ministerial extended to terrance demonstrating clearly in other words, that our iron clad commitment to defend our allies with the full range of our conventional and nuclear deterrence capabilities is fully enforced. 3rd, through a new form of defense, industrial cooperation. we launched, co production of advanced missiles, were leveraging japan's manufacturing capability to collectively produce critical national security technology. we must deepen and grill our alliance and enhance the victorious power in order to thoroughly defend the existing international folder. we are standing at the historic turning point a critical her to juncture where today's decision will determine our future financial on their reports about from tokyo, supposed to be this of the 2 countries, the prison biden. and mr. kachimba announced inevitable during their summits in uh, the summit in washington and from the white house, then known as the new era, the relationships on entering this new alpha of the corporation. and the, what we hear today about the event being that the li

there is, terrance? >> i'm a tenant and also a board member on the cbd, so i'm familiar with the work they've been doing and it's really impressive and it's a really good team they have right now. then projects like this, that can be done so efficiently and quickly, and i just can't tell you how sorely it's needed. this summer's numbers are not looking that great. we thought would be in the up and up since covid and thz what we need from people who care, and i just really appreciate every one's work and i hope that this gets done. thank you. >> thank you. >> darlene? >> good afternoon, president brandon commissioners and direct forbeses. my name is darlene i'm the chief executive at the park association. i'm also the co-chair of fisherman's wharf advisory committee. and i'm here today to ask you and en shaourj you to approve the reallocation of funds. it's in desperate need, it needs to be interesting fun and inviting. the fisherman's wharf has been doing a wonderful job to improve the quality of the wha