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tillamook welcome back.show contribute errorree albanese, night lee show contributor mike yard, and her new movie the meddler premiers in new york and almost amount of this friday, april 22nd and opens nationwide throughout may. the legendsary susan sarandon. join our conversation using the hashtag tonightly. the new york primary was yesterday and trump and hillary were the big stories. and my question is does this look like finally what we are going to see in the fall? >> do you think it is hillary at this point? you are a big bernie supporter, right? >> can i not say those words. >> larry: you cannot say the words, right. hillary did say in her speech, she say there is more that unites us than divides us. >> did she get specific about that, because i would be curious. >> larry: she did not get sphesk about it. but you think it's up to her to woo the bernie supporters or should the bernie supporters just jump on the hillry train. >> she can get them but she will have a whole lot of wooing. these people were

tillamook >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." ben carson's greatest medical achievement was successfully separating two conjoined newborn twins. few people know that one of those twins was ben carson himself. tonight, 64 years later, we reunit the twins in a "the daily show" exclusive debate. ♪ >> good evening! welcome to the first ever carson twins reyiewn one debate! our speakers tonight, former presidential candidate dr. ben carson. and his estranged identical twin brother dr. ken carson! (cheers and applause) >> thank you, desi. pleased-to-be -- >> okay! let's just get right into it! my first question, you both publicly endorsed donald trump for president. what do you think would be the most positive aspect of a donald trump presidency? ben carson, you go first. >> i think the most positive aspect will be having somebody who's not controlled by special interests and big money. >> excuse me. i would prefer a chance to answer this question. >> okay, go ahead. dr. carson... >> sorry. i was blinking. (laughter) what were we talki

tillamook ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show."ght is a grammy-nominated musician whose new album is called "a sailor's guide to earth." now to play the song "in bloom" from that album, please welcome sturgill simpson! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ sell the kids for food weather changes moods ♪ spring is here again reproductive glands ♪ he's the one who likes all our pretty songs ♪ and he likes to sing along and he likes to shoot his gun ♪ but he don't know what it means ♪ don't know what it means to love someone. ♪ we can have some more nature is a whore ♪ bruises on the fruit tender age in bloom ♪ he's the one who likes all our pretty songs ♪ and he likes to sing along and he likes to shoot his gun ♪ but he don't know what it means ♪ don't know what it means to love someone. ♪ he's the one who likes all our pretty songs ♪ and he likes to sing along and he likes to shoot his gun ♪ but he don't know what it means ♪ don't know what it means when i say he's the one who likes all our pretty songs ♪ likes to sing along don't know what it m

tillamook [ cheers and applause ] >> larry: welcome back. an article in "the new york times" that the white house has finally gotten a new phone system. and i'm not making this up. it's the first one in about 20 years. [ laughter ] so now making the first call on his new white house phone is president barack obama. hello, mr. president? >> hey, larry! larry: congratulations on the upgrade. >> i'm telling you, these phones are amazing. [ laughter ] i've got call-waiting. no more busy signals when putin tries to call me during an international crisis. >> larry: wait, you just got call-waiting? >> yeah, it cost a little extra, but i had to do it. don't tell michelle. [ laughter ] >> larry: mr. president, i've had call-waiting since the '80s. >> wow, get a load of alexander graham bell! [ laughter ] well, how about this? my new phone also has a feature called star 69. [ laughter ] it lets me call back anyone who called me. it's space-aged. >> larry: mr. president, this outdated phone system is emblematic of what's wrong with washington. don't yo

tillamook >> trevor: welcome back. and retired pediatric neurosurgeon. please welcome dr. ben carson. ♪ (cheers and applause) >> trevor: dr. carson, welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> trevor: what a time to be alive. (laughter) that's what everyone says. and what a time for you to be involved in the presidential race. let's get straight into it. >> okay. >> trevor: shortly after you stepped out of the race, you endorsed donald trump, which shocked many people. i think what was even more shocking was your endorsement of him which was basically you saying, he can only be president for four years, so it can't be that bad. (laughter) (applause) >> what i actually said is that would be the worst-case scenario. (laughter) but my real point was, if our country turns into something else other than a place where your hard work and your moral compass and your sense of responsibility is the most important thing, if it turns more like one of the other countries in the world, it will no longer be america, and that will be foreve

tillamook ( cheers and applause ). >> trevor: back back to "the daily show."few weeks ago, a few weeks ago, the press got a look at the panama papers, 11 million leaked documents that detall a world of shady financial manipulation. and it implicates some big names, including british prime minister david cameron, and even soccer star lionel messi. now, cameron claimed that he was innocent, and they proved that he wasn't, and messi also says his hands are clean, but that's just because he uses his feet. ( laughter ) here to help us wade through what it all means is our senior unlicensed financial adviser hasan minhaj in "livin' on the street." ( cheers and applause ) >> thanks, trev. so, the panama papers happened. woop-dee-freaking-do. it's a reminder you need to treat your money like twilight fan fiction-- keep it hidden. >> hide, hide, hide. >> hiding your assets is best way to avoid taxes, keep your finances secret, and, of course, launder money. >> moving money around the world to buy mansions, cars, and private jets can be tricky business. one way to do it

tillamook (cheers and applause). >> trevor: welcome back.founder of transtech social enterprises, please welcome angelica ross. (applause) thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me, trevor. >> trevor: let's get straight into it. you are the c.e.o. of transtech which is basically a creative technology company, getting transpeople or anyone from the lgbt comeumentd to come and learn about technology, you know. >> well, yeah, there is a lot of space where we're just kind of forced out of school. we're forced out of the work. no place really is safe, especially in certain states for transpeople. so first we wanted to create a safe space. so people could come in and access the internet and computers and trainings and build their skills for better employment. >> so this might be a really personal question but. >> sure. >> trevor: at what age did you realize that you were a tech person? (laughter) >> honestly, very, very young. i was the one hooking up the vcr and all the tvst, the vcr, the thing with the tape. >> trevor: i know,

tillamook >> trevor: welcome back to the daily show.my career i have made fun of politicians. and now that i'm in this job, it's mostly american toll politicians but that is because you this is american and you don't give a [bleep] about anywhere else. and that is just a joke but it's true. now i, like i don't have a problem talking [bleep] about the u.s. but sometimes it makes it seem like other countries don't have problems with their politicians. take my president, jacob zuma, right? no, that's sorry that is idi amin. no, that is for tz rest whitaker playing idi amin. no, that is larry wilmore-- no, sorry, that's zuma, sorry, sorry, i'm sorry, my bad, larry, my bad, my bad. corner of my eye. i'm sorry, man. so yeah, that is my president, jacob zuma. and this guy is the president of south africa. is he no stranger to controversy. he is a man who has faced over 700 charges of cor rungs and that was before he was elected-- corruption before he was elected as president that should have been a red flag to south africans but ever since apa

tillamook ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back too "the daily show."book is called "we the people." please welcome juan williams. ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you so much. by the way, trevor, i totally called third month mania. >> trevor: you did? >> trump supporters don't believe in global warming. so they had that. i mean, they had a knockout straight in. i wish i had my n.c.a.a. brackets as good as i did on them. >> trevor: there were no upsets were there? >> no, they don't believe in police brutality, either. so they knocked that one out. >> trevor: thank you so much for being on the show. >> my pleasure. good to meet you. >> trevor: you are an interesting person for me because i see your face every day. >> thanks for watching. >> trevor -- when watching the news, and you are on on fox. >> right. >> trevor: that must be an interesting world for you to be a part of. >> it is. without a doubt. you know, i mean, people ask me about this everywhere i go. in addition, remember, i'm on "the five." so it's four against one. so it's really something. >