tosh sold us that... >> smith: tobe told me that krs's chief investment officer, am tosh, convinced therd to invest in arrowhawk, which omresulted in a large fee arrowhawk for tosh's man, glen sergeon. >> smith: and how much money was he paid to bring in arrowhawk? >> two million for arrowhawk. but he brought in some other investments to the total of x million. >> smith: but at the time of the vote, the board didn't know there was a acement agent operating in the background. >> it was never disclosed in financial statents, it was never disclosed anywhere that... even the existence of placement agents. >> i think that one of the key issues is disclosure of placement agent fees. >> smith: tobe then hired ted siedle, a financial crimes investigator. they eventually filed a 32-page complaint to the s.e.c. >> so i thought it was a good case. >> smith: the s.e.c. and state audito investigated and found no laws were broken. but the auditors did concludeth tosh violated krs's disclosure rules. tosh left kentucky and has not returned our calls. sergeon has since died. what's the headline here? >

finally, it's time for tosh's toe tips. that's tips for your toenails from tosh. oh, you got gross frito feet? here's a little gadget to turn that toenail frown upside down. or just trim your nails on a regular basis before they get like that. up to you. if you can't afford that $15 device, you can always use an old pair of needle nose pliers. that's a simple life hack. toenails are the wisdom teeth of your feet. you don't need them. now just fill your sock with neosporin and you're all set. good night! ♪ >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: thank you so much! thank you, everybody! welcome to "the daily show"! thank you for tuning in! i'm trevor noah! our guest tonight -- our guest tonight is "new york times" reporter mark leibovich! mark leibovich is here, everybody, and he's a fascinating guy. we'll be discussing his new book on professional footballer as i call it reverse soccer. but first, today's headlines. you know the crazy people you see in the streets

farms and tosh pork. it has been in the family 125 years. >> were you surprised going into the trump administration? were you hopeful? did you have the trade issue in mind? >> the trade issue is the main reason i voted for trump. >> did you vote for hillary? >> i supported a different in the primary. i have been a republican the majority of my life. >> reporter: how do you think the tariff will play out in tennessee? >> i'm supporting governor bredesen for the senate. i'm worried about long-term damage we may have on the tariffs. ery jimmy john's sandwich he makes you should see him with capicola freaky fresh. freaky fast. jimmy john's. now try your favorite on our new nine-grain wheat sub. wheat yeah. freak yeah. in the beginning. fresh but that plug...quickly faded. luckily, there's new febreze plug. it cleans away odors and freshens for 1200 hours. [sniffs] ahhhh! breathe happy with new febreze plug. >>> one of the post fascinating races to watch is the senate seat in nevada. jackie rosen backed by bar

. >> my name is jimmy tauj, i'm the ceo of tosh farms, tosh pork, been in the family for 105 years. >urprised, going into the trump administration, were you hopeful, did you always have the worst case scenario in mind. >> the tariff issue was the main reason i didn't vote for trump. >> did you vote for -- >> yes, but i voted a different republican in the primary. >> how do you think the trade and tariff issue will play out? >> i'm supporting governor bredesen. unreliable supplier, other countries are going to look for other countries to do their supplying. we've got 20 people not working because of the markets and we think the market condition was created by the tariffs. we'd love to hire them. we have people wanting to come to work here. >> and "all in" correspondent trymaine lee joins me now. it's an issue when you look at the races in north dakota, tennessee, in texas, it's true where it doesn't get a lot of national attention but it's really pretty live on the ground. >> it doesn't get much attention was tennessee is so bright red, republican red. when you talk to these farmers on

tosh saves world charity show in the world's most charitable city, vegas. more shows in monterey and sacramento. time for the penny pincher of the world. >> you fold it one time, you fold it two times. then you fold it a third time. you see this tip right here? you tear that off. once you get done taking a shut or missing, you take your mng in there and you wipe your ass. you take this and you wipe all this off. >> i like a finger up a b hole the much as the next guy, but this is disgusting. >> i hold you to save that tip. you clean all this shut out of your finger nails. >> that's why he won the nobel prize in economics. i don't know if that would work for me. good night. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody! thank you so much for tuning in, i'm trevor noah! our guest tonight is one of everybody's favorites, melissa mccarthy is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) so exciting! she's getting oscar buzz for her n

also, the "tosh.0" show in the snow will be in tahoe. will daniel be there? you're god damn right i'll be there. ticks for that show go on sale tomorrow. boycott of the week is hag boycott m.e.eth. only for a week! finally, this guy figure out a way to drink at urines. open air urinals are a thing there. refreshing festival pee. you don't mind do you? bottoms up. who could have guessed the guy in a dog collar could be into sipping nature's gatorade. technically you don't need someone's consent to drink their hot piss unless you're doing it from the tap. hope he doesn't get hungry and start placing hot dog buns in the toilet. with the money he saved he was able to fly here for tonight's taping. cheers. good night! [patriotic music] - from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, "the daily show with trevor noah" presents... [upbeat music] big little allies. [peppy accordion music] - french president emmanuel macron has arrived in america for the first state visit hosted by president trump. - while other leaders seem to clash with trump, macron was

reminding us all that we are not allowed to read our own news feeds and think for ourselves artesian the tosh are sweet as more. according to facebook their new war room is designed to prevent election meddling both in the u.s. and brazil results at least one point three billion accounts have been removed while the company says these were all fake accounts some facebook users are questioning to help these were done actions are nonetheless the war room is a major part of facebook wanting to repair itself a technology utilizes artificial intelligence that facebook says has been sent to behavior we have actually made huge advances in artificial intelligence and machine learning and we've been able to block in the recent six month period one point three billion fake accounts from for me in addition to the ai there are some twenty teams working to shut down fake accounts and other abuses on facebook this includes fact checkers than even members of the associated press so internally we're monitoring things such as reports from users of election related content that either violates our community sta

oh, the warm and dry air, it is moving out quickly and mike will help tosh in this cooler air. cold front coming down. and denver, colorado, 35 degrees. 35 withome snow. and the cooler air is moving our way but not tom row yooflt tomorrow. partly sunny, warm and humid. it is into thursday thatthe have best chance for rain and shower activities. some of this could be on the heavy side. we're tracking michael. then 64 on fday with falling temperatures you a day. we'll be in the 40s to around 50 saturday morning. some of you could be close to 40 degrees and we stay on the cool degrees and we stay on the cool in them tim kaine.orked to keep all virginians safe. i helped lead efforts to grow our navy to 355 ships y. and increased troop but corey stewart said thi. about that budget bill stewart: it's just an absolute nightmare and a disaster. i wish the president had vetoed it.rg that would hurt ia. and threaten our security. i approve this message because keeping america safe has to be a top priority. >>> all eyes are on a strengthening hurricane michael. it is on aat to make landfa

we could see what hammond tosh a deputy taken away on a gurney. deputies may have retrieved a firearm. >>> electric scooter companies are facing a class-action suit. nine californians including one person from oakland have joined that class-answction lawsuits. some of those people claim they've been hit by people who rented the scooters. in a statement, lime said in part, quote -- while we don't comment on pending litigation, safety has always been at the very core of everything we do. bird saying in part -- at bird, safety is our very top priority. it drives our mission to get cars off the roads to make cities safer and more liverable. >>> the start of the bay area's dungeness crab season is expected to start on the 15th, but the fast few years toxin levels have delayed the start. and agabut it's still to early to see if there will be a delay this season. >>> we have some great weather, and i think people will appreciate it, knowing it will be nice and comfortable, reaching into the mid '70s. and san francisco todayic looking at a high of about 6

well, there are ways tosh accompli more in the same 24 hours you use every >> are you sure? >> there are. you can do it. ne in for ellen. sarah silverman will be on the show and then i was a navy doctor, so i'm used to getting to work early. now i have a general practice, with a lot of patients who are counting on me. many of them worry about president trump taking away protections for pre-existing conditions. men are frightened they could lose reproductive health care. it's why i'm glad i have a friend named ben. ben is a national leader who's protecting obamacare from president trump. he's my friend ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin and i approved this message. >> its the one thing there never seems to be enough of. time. how do you make time in a busy schedule. >> she's a busyitingle mom so much to do, she has to hit the ground running. but like so many of you, tnore aren'th hours in the day. >> it's getting closer to the leave, we we have to have to leave at that moment, i'm le what time is it? what time is it? what time is it? >> that's where the success

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who said that himself, and he's the one in the speech who said a judge has to have an appearance db tosh, has to have the appearance of leaving his politicians at the door. >> he both raised the expectation and then shattered it. i think there's also other larger questions. we obviously expect court to have integrity. and at least i'm deeply troubled by what you might call these small lies that i think it's almost inarguable that kavanaugh told about renauti alumni. obviously, that wasn't just a matter of affection and everybody knows that. so i think that undermines the integrity of the court. i guess i'd also say at some level if you look at the historic mistakes, the supreme court has made over the last century, they haven't been because of lack of brilliance or a lack of judicial reasoning. they've been because of a lack of empathy. it's been dred scott. it's in pleasy versus ferguson. it's been some of the cases about women's rights, about gays. and watching judge kavanaugh there, i think one had to question whether in this kind of case coming forward whether he would be able to hav

senator alexander, a republican, and senator murray, a democrat, to try to undo some of the seven tosh that had happened through the administration withholding a payment called cost-sharing reduction payment. and trying to make it harder for people to enroll during the open enrollment period. those are two very important things i would fix right away. that note came out of committee on a bipartisan vote. there are many other things. costs are too high and our protections for people with pre-existing conditions are threatened right now. with costs, i have stood up to the insurance and pharmaceutical companies to hold them accountable when they jacked prices up. >> next question is for you. we are staying on health care. in campaign commercials, you were criticized for voting with insurance companies regarding costs of oral chemotherapy versus traditional chemotherapy. do you regret that vote and how would you protect patients versus opposing insurance mandates? ms. vukmir: this is a lie that is being perpetuated by senator baldwin. it is a scare tactic to save her job as a nurse, i want