>> trevor: that's a good title.furious. >> i think i helped their franchise. >> trevor: i think it works. >> we made this film called hot girls one. i produced it. it's about 18-year-old girls who go to miami, answer craig list ads to venture into amateur porn, and it was one area of the business. there is so much more to talk about when it comes to sex and technology and porn. porn is the obvious meeting of the two, but there is other things like, you know, dating online and social media and how it affects us and our intimacy and our connection, our does connection and sexuality. >> trevor: i really enjoyed in the series of the episodes i saw how you document the story of how porn has changed over the years which is a strange thing you consider. people go porn is porn. porn now has become more violent. it's become more quicker. when i was young, porn had a story line. now, i didn't enjoy the story but i watched it. >> tolerated it. >> trevor: i tolerated it. someone knocks on the door, delivering pizza. it's not a

wow, it's so good to have you on the show. >> oh, i love you, trevor. >> trevor: thank you so much. >ything is so crazy. >> trevor: i feel like you make me feel better about the world. you make action movies better. you make the world better. let's talk about the movie first and foremost. how do you guys keep doing it? because i know that after, let's say... ( laughter ) no, no, let's say, like, after "tokyo drift" i was like, i don't think this is going to carry on. >> it's messed up. >> trevor: after "twoak toekio drift" i'm like it's not working anymore, and it got better somehow and you guys are still turning out amazing movies. are you still enjoying it? >> i am, i am, i am. what keeps me going is knowing we're putting on a platform, all those people who felt like they didn't have a door into hollywood. >> trevor: wow. >> they can look on the screen and look at all the different colors of the leads in the movie and they can find themselveses s there ( applause ). >> trevor: it is actually-- it's-- it's a united nations of, like, car-driving thieves. >> colors of benneton. hollywo

trevor: trevor. travis: travis. brad: brad. artists from around the world with companies looking for unique designs for their products. the artists earn a royalty, the company gets some great designs, and everybody wins. it's a business with purpose, and it makes it a great fit for our company. take a minute, the three of you, and i want you to pick out designs that we're gonna launch. travis: okay. lemonis: okay? guys, there's all these, as well. stay on story. you were selling these watches for $35 retail price, and they were costing you...? travis: $5. lemonis: $5. and so if they end up costing you $10 or $11, i think that the perceived value difference between plain one and this, it's got to be $15 or $20. flex's watches used to cost them $5 to make, and they would sell them for $35. licensing printed village designs will cost as additional $5, bringing the total to $10. but it will also boost the perceived value of the watch, allowing us to raise the price of the watch by as much as $20. so that $5 investment will end up y

( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: oh! >> trevor, my friend!evor: welcome t to the show. good to have you here. >> thanks, man. >> trevor: you are writing books? >> yes. sometimes you sit down with somebody and record your voice and tell your stories, but i wasn't feeling the way it was transcribed so i would get up on saturday mornings and write it myself. >> trevor: you can feel charlamagne in the book. >> i wrote it. >> trevor: some people change when they write -- and here are the tools charlamagne embarked on the journey -- you know what i mean. ( laughter ) before we get into the title of the book, "black privilege," let's talk about some of the stories. one of my favorite is you talk about how you used to get in people's faces, causing trouble and a guy almost choked you to death. >> yes. >> trevor: a few years later you found out he was in jail for choking in one to death. >> i'm from a small town called monks corner. he beat me up real bad. this scar is from that because it was scar tissue that wasn't going away so i had to get it cut

>> trevor: wow.ause i've heard that you have the ability to predict what trump is going to do in the future. >> ya mon. ( laughter ) you see, you want to know trump's future (jamaican accent) all you have to do is peer into the past tweets. past tweet tell you everything trump gonna do. if he hate it in the past that mean he love it now, you just lock upon the crystal ball. >> trevor: just look into the crystal ball? >> mmm... >> trevor: are those tweets? why don't we just look on the phone. >> the data plan no good. crystal ball got free wi-fi! ( laughter ) now listen good, trevor boy, we know president trump love the golf. let me give you an example. he smack the ball. he smack more balls than a dominatrix! he you this would happen because years ago he tweeted this. >> trevor: he tweeted can you believe with all the problems and difficulties facing the u.s. president, obama spent the day playing golf -- wow! i get it! he tweets that the president shouldn't play golf and now all he does is play the

( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! i'm trevor noah!nk you so much for tuning in. we have one of our favorite guest joining us tonight. chelsea handler is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) she's right here. but first, we're gonna build a wall! ( laughter ) >> it is deadline today for border wall bids. the trump administration asking companies to hand over design contracts for a 2,000-mile-long barrier. >> it must be 18 to 30 feet high and extend at least 6 feet underground to block tunnels. >> the wall has got to be so tough it would take someone an hour to break through it if using a sledgehammer, pick axe or chisel. on top of that, it must be aesthetically pleasing. mr. trump wants a beautiful wall. >> trevor: i understand tall and strong, but beautiful? only donald trump would want a hot wall. who is this guy? this is a tough assignment. think about it, you have to make the wall out of something impossible to get through. so i guess season one of iron fist? yeah? ( applause ) some of the rules make me laugh. it has to go six f

i just want to-- i'm definitely not. >> trevor: you're not. >> no. >> trevor: very cool. >> very whiteristic i mean, it's like you are deeply involved in the hip-hop community in chicago. are you helping out with kids, both in the inner cities and on the outside. you run slam poetry. are you part of programs that help children live their lives in a different way using poetry. how on earth did you get into this? >> well, i come from a tradition of storytellers. i sat in my aunt joyce's seder table and heard her tell the same stories again and again. my dad is a storyitarily. they used to annoy me with those histories, those stories, but eventually i thought this is my family a story. and at the same time i was ingesting those, i was also paying a lot of attention what was in my boom box. was a latchkey kid, growing up with my brother, on my own, hip-hop kids, listening to krs-1, and these narratives began to fuse in some ways in my mind. hip-hop has now given four generations of people permission to tell their stories authentically. and that's part work i have been able to do and privil

>> sure. >> trevor: katy, hope you join us again. >> thank you so much. >> trevor: be sure to watch katy

( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> trevor: such for taxes. >> yes, they gave us three extra days this year. i still haven't filed mine. so i'm going to use it. >> trevor: nice, so you're being presidential. i like that. ( laughter ) you were president obama's economist. let's talk about the taxes -- i mean, there are so many things to get , into but let's start off with the taxes, the tax plan, and what president trump proposed. looking at his plan around infrastructure, the president has said i need certain cuts to get the infrastructure spending that i want. a lot of people say that his cuts aren't realistic. do donald trump's tax plans make sense to an economist? >> no. not even remotely. look, here's the thing -- when you run for president, when people run for president, normally they outline in some detail what they want to do. >> trevor: yeah. >> he didn't do that. if you run -- they asked him about the health plan, and they said, you have been criticized for not having specifics. what would be your specifics? what would you

. >> trevor: welcome to the daily show. thank you so much for tuning in, i'm trevor noah. my guest tonight is the governor of ohio and former republican candidate for president john kasich is here, everybody. heres plaws. but first up, did you guys see the march for science this weekend? yes. well, it was really exciting. people were protesting all over the country, because they say president trump does not care about science. but i don't think thases' fair. because today donald trump took a phone call from the international space station. and you tell me the science of living in space doesn't interest him. >> water is such a precious resource up here, that we also are cleaning up our urine and making it drinkable and it's really not add bas add it sounds. >> well, that's good. i'm glad to hear that. better you than me. >> trevor: first of all, i love the astronaut saying that drinking purified urine is not as bad as it sounds am like that's how much people want to be off this planet right now. hmmmm, it's better than the [bleep] that you guys are dealing with over there.

>> sure. >> trevor: katy, hope you join us again. >> thank you so much. >> trevor: be sure to watch katyd applause ) this beer has conviction. for us, it's rocky mountain water... ...or nothing. coors banquet. that's how it's done. people spend less time lying awake with aches and pains with advil pm than with tylenol pm. advil pm combines the number one pain reliever with the number one sleep aid. gentle, non-habit forming advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. packonce you start smoking, the consequences will find you. cigarettes may leave you with stained teeth, gum disease and more. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: that's our show for tonight. the first episode of the president's show starts now. now here it is... your moment of zen. >> it was an okay briefing. >> what do you mean it was an okay briefing? you didn't likely learn much? >> i -- it was -- it was okay. >> ladies and gentlemen, they. president of the united states. ( cheers and applause ) >> wow. wow. unbelievable. unbelievable. so incredible. the first show. the first show. welcome to "the president show." i'm the pres

noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"!'m trevor noah! thank you so much for tuning in. my guest tonight will be dr. willie parker, ob/gyn and former pro-life but decided to become pro-choicer. i'm so excited to talk to him about his new book, "life's work." now today's social media. >> twitter looking different. >> he's gotten rid of the egg avatar's which had become a symbol of online harassment. >> the egg replaced by human silhouette, to encourage users to personalize profiles while cutting down on abuse. >> trevor: no, twitter! not the egg! as someone who gets a lot of twitter hate i prefer it to come from a cute little egg. the words will be the same but when the egg tweets me it's like -- small voice -- go back to africa, trevor! but the silhouette is like -- large voice -- go back to africa, trevor! a silhouette shadows you and stabs you? the shower. ( laughter ) the first silhouette they came up with was more racist than the egg. ( laughter ) if twitter wants to improve itself, whenever a celebrity's name is in the

. >> trevor: welcome to the daily show, i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. my guest tonight is one i'm excited to have on the show. he is the environmental engineer who helped uncover the flint water crisis, marc edwards is tbing to be here, everybody. really excited about that. but, but, let's get straight into it. the big news everyone is talking about. serena williams is expecting a little baby, yo! yeah! congratulations, serena. although i must admit i was a little disappointed to find out she was preg nantd when she won the australian open which is not cool because tech clea that's a doubles match, cheating. i'm just going to put it out there. and you know what they say, for every amazing black baby that comes into the world, one old white man has to leave. >> we have some breaking news to report to you, fox news anchor bill o'reilly will not be returning to the o'riley factor. parent company 20th century fox says it came to the decision after a review of the allegations of sexual harassment and verbal abuse coming from the host. of course he settled a

thank you, trevor. it okay for the sacramento kings to hand out year of the monkey t-shirts on the first day of black history month? - look, trevor, i understand how hundreds of years of institutionalized racism might make black people a little sensitive to this kind of thing, right? but obviously, this was just an unfortunate coincidence, okay? chinese people have no beef with black people, right? look, i know black history month is really important to you guys, but we started naming years after animals like 5,000 years ago, right? it's a set pattern, okay? every year is a different animal. like i'm an ox, you're an ugly rat, the cameraman's a fat pig, okay? we can't change that. [laughter] okay? it's just science. like, do you really think back in ancient china when they were, like, drawing up the lunar calendar, some old chinese guy with a long, white beard was like, "ah! ha ha ha! ah, ha ha ha, ah! "you know what-a would be-a funny-a? "if-a someday there was a sports league of mostly black-a people

i'm trevor noah. and tonight we are continuing our specials featuring the individuals that make up the best [bleep] news team around. joining me now is roy wood jr., everybody. - what's up, man? how you doing? - what's going on, roy? - good. good to see you. -you're looking good. - you know, what, man? i'm trying, man, and i've been eating vegan sometimes. - oh, yeah? - yeah, a little chicken. - what is that, like--wait, did you say a little chicken? - little chicken with the vegan stuff. - that's not-- that's not how vegan works. vegan means no-- no meat at all. no meat products. - i just thought that was something you get on the side, like you get vegan on the side. you get chicken with a side of vegan, like rice. - that's not how it works. so you've been-- i've told people you're vegan. - oh, [bleep]. - and how here it is, your moment of them, the best of roy wood jr. - are you sure? - i lied to people because of you, man. - oh, damn. [upbeat percussive music] 2016 been a stressful year for black f

i'm trevor noah! my guest tonight cover donald trump's presidential run for ncb news and msnbc. katy tur is going to be here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) so let's get the show started. obama's back and so are the haters. >> former president barack obama is getting a little heat tonight. the former president agreed to give a lucrative speech to wretch firm cantor fitzgerald. mr. obama will be paid about $400,000 but many people are calling the former president's move hypocritical because in the past he has been very critical of wall street and the financial industry -- >> trevor: paperboi, paperboi, all about the paperboi! ( laughter ) obama's getting $400,000 to be a keynote speaker. we'll probably give a very important policy speech entitled "the four boats i'm gonna buy." ( laughter ) i know people say it weakens public trust when politicians

trevor, are royal london asset management with us.t management with us. trevor, are you with the share markets and the euro and cheering the outcome of sunday's election in france? it is a positive outcome. one way to look at is that 40% of voters voted for somebody who was anti—euro, so that was a bullet missed the markets, because if france were seriously considering leaving the euro, there would be all sorts of financial stress. you might say marine le pen is through to the second round and she is one of these people who also thinks the euro is not a good idea, but the polls have mac run on 65% versus her 35%, and the polls were pretty accurate in the polls were pretty accurate in the first round, so the markets are taking the good news early. people feel there is a more centrist candidate. so it is notjust the equities market, it is the bonds and the euro reflecting that as well. equities market, it is the bonds and the euro reflecting that as weltm is. you saw those three areas of stress, which are resolved at the moment. there w

[patriotic music] ♪ - thank you, trevor.debate was a lot like vegas itself... kind of fun, but with a nagging sensation you're getting screwed. [laughter] so how much did the candidates stretch the truth? let's start with ted cruz, who wanted to prove that his plan to deport more undocumented immigrants was like bradley cooper: totally doable. - in particular, the question of what to do with people who are here now... you enforce the laws. do you know how many illegal aliens bill clinton deported? 12 million. do you know how many illegal aliens george w. bush deported? 10 million. - now, this is true... if words don't mean what they mean. [laughter] because when cruz says bush and clinton deported 10 and 12 million immigrants, he's talking overwhelmingly about immigrants who were stopped at the border and turned away... not kicking out people who are here now, which is what he's proposing. so what cruz said is false... because he's taking something pretty easy to do, and pretending it's something different that's a lot harde

i'm trevor noah, and tonight is our fifth and final special featuring every member of the best [bleepnews team around. tonight's anchorman is none other than hasan minhaj. - what's up, man? - what's up, hasan? dude, before we get into the special, i've always wanted to know, what is your favorite memory of working at "the daily show"? - oh, man, uh...today. - what--no, i mean, like, of--like, of all time. - no, right now. this is great. - no, i know you're really enthusiastic about this-- - no, this is awesome. like, my own desk. this is kinda cool. i could get used to this. - well, it's still my desk. - no, no, no, i like-- like, this is all me, and it's my show. - well, it's not your show. we're just doing a special about you. - we'll be right back. - no, you can't say that, 'cause it's the show-- - here it is, "your moment of them." - no, no. - "the best of hasan minhaj." - here it is, "your moment of them: the best of--" - "best of hasan minhaj." canada. from their awful beer, to their god awful canadian tuxedos, they've got a lot to apologize for, but now they've got a new reason

that's when i go do whatever i can to show them wrong. >> trevor was born missing a bone in one leg.d his parents made a life-changing decision. his right leg was amputated so he could be fitted with a prosthetic, that would allow him to pursue his passion -- sports. he's never looked back. >> definitely not. probably the best decision my family and i ever made. never looked back, it's changed my life as an athlete, and just as a person. >> another big change, getting a blade-runner prosthetic after his freshman year. >> and it made a huge difference with playing la crosse. i was able to run normally, which made me a lot faster, helped with conditioning. >> diamond, diamond! >> reporter: now on varsity la crosse, he's the backup goalie. it's wrestling where he's made his mark. in his senior year, he came in fourth in the state tournament. those who might have once questioned him, stopped a while ago. this weekend he'll share his story at the leadership conference. >> that the obstacles in their life doesn't define who they are or what they can accomplish. it just defines how they nee

trevor tied for 6 in the drive chip and putt challenge.only 80 kids in the entire county to quaff for the the -- qualify for the events. the masters start later this week, good luck trevor. >> a look now at some of the stories coming up on "action news" at 4:00 p.m. a thief on bicycle yanked a purse out of the hand of an 0-year-old woman. we'll take a look at the newly released video. new month means new bargains in what's the deal. from cruise ship vacations to sprucing up your spring wardrobe. we'll break down all the great savings for you. >> that's it for "action news" at 12:30, don't forget to join us later today for "action news" at 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., and 6:00 p.m. >> now, for rick williams and david murphy and the entire "action news" team, i'm sarah bloomquist. have a great afternoon! >> we'll see you later. careful joe, they've got you outnumbered. the dinosaurs' extinction... don't listen to them. not appropriate. now i'm mashing these potatoes with my stick of butter... why don't you sit over here. something for everyone is a

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well they are packed and trevor story delivers. first time johnny cuido has ever given up a grand slam making it a 4-3 rockies lead. three batters later charlie blackmon to right to hunter pence. i can't see it. he goes down. blackmon is going to round the bases. by that time blackmon is heading home. he's just fast enough. inside the park home run. >>> rockies win 6-5. yeah, again that sums up life as a giants fan right now. that's no bueno. >>> all right, warriors, blazers game three tomorrow. kevin tour rant questionable with that calf injury. k.d. says he wants to play, but you know he doesn't have the deciding vote. rockets and thunder game three tonight. and it was a good one. harden verses westbrook. final minute of regulation. okc by three. give it to the beard. harden left side three ball got it. we are tied at 111. he had 44 points. westbrook had a triple double, but here for the lead, can't connect. steven adams got your back, tip in, okc by two. final seconds, two to tie, three to win. oh heck, let's just end this thing

. >> i'm julie carey at loudoun county freedom high school, where trevor la master's picture is on this wall of fame. he wrestles and plays la crosse and he's done it all on one leg. coming up, the story he'll be sharing with students from across the state. >>> the temperatures we've been waiting for. 84, 85, those are the highs across the area today. tomorrow, though, we get a lot warmer. we're breaking records, baby. it's a friday. se >>> a tv commercial slamming the popular airbnb has d.c. neighbors angry tonight. after we confirmed the neighbor in the ad is really an actress. >> i'm tired of feeling like an outsider in my own neighborhood. >> the tag line claims the woman feels like an outsider and maybe that's because she really lives in new york city. the ad presents her as a long-time resident of historic anacostia. saying that airb gretta fuller, a real resident, says airbnb has not changed the feel of her neighborhood. as a host, she said short-term rentals are a plus. >> first of all, d.c. is a tourist city and every washingtonian is an ambassador to the city. and for you to s

"the daily show with trevor noah" presents: ♪ ♪ - hey, everybody. i'm trevor noah., "the daily show" is officially off this week, but i'm particularly excited because tonight, we're kicking off our first of five specials, all of which feature the finest work from each member of the best [bleep] news team around. joining me now to kick off his very own special is our very own jordan klepper, everybody. - thank you, everybody. - jordan, this is so good to have you here, man. i'm excited for your special. a whole show of just you. - i know. finally, they got it right. - well, i don't know if it's right. i mean, i just think they did a different thing. - it feels right. and it is a different thing. i think those two things can be true at the same time. - i think that's true, but i mean, i'm still here so it helps. let's talk about your work, man. what has been your most exciting moment this year in the past year? - i think when i got to host the show. - but i mean, like, a moment where it went well. like one of your pieces, maybe. - well, no, it felt like-- it felt like

bottom 4th-- bases juiced...trevor story... cleans up the place. grand slam...ies up 4-3. <>"hopefully, i get to play here soon. i got on the court today so it's not the end of the world you know. been supporting my team, just being a part of the group you know that's been cool. i just wanna be out there. but it's not life or death. it's not career threatening. it's just a calf strain." --today, just bizzare for the giants and this next play sums it up. same inning-- 3 batters later, charlie blackmon...a rope to right. and hunter pence just misses it completely. that gives blackmon enough time to leg out an inside-the park-home run rockies on top 6-3. --giants wind up losing this one 6-to-5. back to that bumgarner as madbum has been placed on the disabled list after being involved in a dirt bike accident yesterday in colorado. the team handed hurler bruised ribs...one or two ac sprain on his throwing shoulder. he is currently resting at the hotel...and will be examined next week. reports say that he could be out for 6-to- before tonight's game, bochy...address e

check out trevor from west grove chester county. the 9-year-old finishes tide for sixth in the drive, chip and put. he was one of only 80 kids in the entire country to quality for the event. he had the second-best chip score in his age bracket. what an opportunity to play at augusta. >> the hat tipped down. >> maybe get a green jacket. wants to be a pro golfer around the golfers tomorrow. >> i was tying my shoes when i was 9. >> not sure about that. >> go with the velcro. >> still to come, gone where few men have gone before, now 87-year-old former astronaut buzz aldrin took his adventurous spirit to planes. >>> and a mailman gets a surprise when he tries to pick up a letter from a mailbox. we have heard of long letters. careful joe, they've got you outnumbered. the dinosaurs' extinction... don't listen to them. not appropriate. now i'm mashing these potatoes with my stick of butter... why don't you sit over here. something for everyone is awesome. find your awesome with the xfinity stream app. more to stream to every screen. hi hey

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but thank you very much indeed, dr trevor mccrisken.hio are hunting a man suspected of posting a video on social media of him fatally shooting a stranger. officers in the city of cleveland say the suspect, steve stephens, claimed to have killed 12 other people in a later video on facebook but the city's police chief said they did not know of any other victims. sarah corker has this report. speaking on his phone in his car, this is the moment 37—year—old steve stephens makes an extraordinary confession. i just snapped, dog. ijust snapped. ijust killed 13 people, man. that's what i did, i killed 13 people. just moments earlier, he had approached an elderly man picked completely at random and shot him dead. he later posted footage of the violent killing on facebook. his victim was 74—year—old robert godwin. reports say he had just finished an easter meal with his family and was walking home when he was killed. visibly distraught, this is his son and daughter's reaction. this man right here was a good man and ijust hate that he's gone. step

trevor truvio thought it would be a nice gift for his wife, a diamond and gold tennis bracelet, he paidowever after he brought it home, he had second thoughts. >> it was a purchase i probably should not have made. >> reporter: he and his wife were saving up for a new car and he thought the bracelet was not very practical. he returned the bracelet to macy's, but to his horror, macy's would not take it back. >> they looked at it and saw the tags were not on it and said they wouldn't accept it. >> reporter: he explains the tags were already off the bracelet before he bought it. the clerk even wrote it on the receipt, trevor said she assured him that that would be accepted. >> robert shows the receipt with the notation. >> i said read what your employee wrote on here. >> reporter: so macy's said, no return. >> i was really getting nervous about it, because this was a substantial amount of money. >> reporter: he contacted 7 on your side. we took his case to macy's and the company agreed to refund his money after all, saying, though there were discrepancies about following the macy's jewelry

trevor truvio thought it would be a nice gift for his wife, a diamond and gold tennis bracelet, he paid about $17,000 for it. however after he brought it home, he had second thoughts. >> it was a purchase i probably should not have made. >> reporter: he and his wife were saving up for a new car and he thought the bracelet was not very practical. he returned the bracelet to macy's, but to his horror, macy's would not take it back. >> they looked at it and saw the tags were not on it and said they wouldn't accept it. >> reporter: he explains the tags were already off the bracelet before he bought it. the clerk even wrote it on the receipt, trevor said she assured him that that would be accepted. >> robert shows the receipt with the notation. >> i said read what your employee wrote on here. >> reporter: so macy's said, no return. >> i was really getting nervous about it, because this was a substantial amount of money. >> reporter: he contacted 7 on your side. we took his case to macy's and the company agreed to refund his money after all, saying, though there were discrepancies about follo