i'm trevor noah. my guest tonight, she's the co-host of "cbs this morning," the author of a new book and one of my favorite people in the world, gayle king is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) but first, i know a lot of people think we at "the daily show" are only haters when it comes to the white house. that's not true. i've always been a fan of melania trump, as a fellow immigrant she inspires me. i know i will never become president but if i work hard i might become first lady. she's my role model. which is why today pla melania p is in my thoughts. >> melania trump is undergoing surgery for a benign cyst in her kidney. >> mrs. trump is expected to remain in the military hospital for a week. >> it could be because she's the first lady and this they want to pay extra attention. >> trevor: yeah, she's staying an extra week. i feel like after a couple of hours the doctor told her she could go home and melania is, like, no, i should stay until you check everything out, i stay longer! okay, well,

>> trevor, there's no way to know if it's actual until you see the other side, trevor.n you do like that? ( audience reacts ) see? >> trevor: oh! here, you know, will you grab it from the bottom, trevor? yeah, and just push. just push. see, yeah, push. >> trevor: aaahhh! >> see that? ( laughter ) see, that would be aired not to react to. there ever, this is for you to keep. so could you just pull that out? slowly. yeah. pull. pull. pull. pull. pull. ( cheers and applause ) for tickets to see "david blaine live" go to livenation.com. david blaine. ( cheers and applause ) every legacy comes with a burden, a standard to bear, an expectation to surpass. but that's the point. bring us doubt, and we'll bring you the first car with true hands-free driving for the freeway. bring us a challenge and we'll reinvent what it means to own a car. bring us all your expectations and we'll defy them. again and again and again. find your next cadillac at cadillac.com. again and again and again. if yoyou have a beard.our face, oooohhh... if you add layers to a beard, you're a werewolf. yes

>> trevor: "china family?" you know, it's one of those things where i know i should be offended, but i'm extremely confused. ( laughter ) because "china family." like china family sound like how your racist uncle refers to "fresh off the boat." "change the station, i don't want to watch 'china family.'" and the phrase "china people" was even weirder. what did that mean "these china people?" it's a weird phrase, which is why he got asked about it in the republican primary debate. >> this idea that calling somebody a china person, i mean, i'm an american person. i don't see this insinuation by the press that there's something racist about saying a china person. some people are korean persons, and some of them are african persons. it's not any slander there. >> trevor: well, you know, as an africa person and as american persons, i think we can all agree that that's a bullshit person. ( cheers and applause ) i feel like-- i feel like even racists would be mad about this. they'd be like, "hey, man, we've got words f

and it's all based, trevor, on the concept of truth or post-truth. >> trevor: how is it that it benefits? i mean, shouldn't something, like living in the post-truth world, also damage donald trump as the person in power? >> well, it will over time ivanka got to base decision on reality, based on fact. over time i think we'll recognize we're speeding down a cull desack here. but it's going to take time. >> trevor: why do you say it wreaks havoc on the intelligence community specifically. i understand the american people being affected. but why does the intelligence community get affected? >> not really, and let me try to describe it this way: the high-friction points of the administration, with the broader society, have been with intelligence, law enforcement, the courts, journalism, science, scholarship. what do they all have in common? they're all fact based. they're all evidence-based enterprises. >> trevor: right. >> and that's where we see the friction with the style of governance that is post-fact, not based on hard reality. >> trevor: right. >> so it's really interesting. i kind of

i'm trevor noah!y guest tonight, star of the new movie "action point" and the man who won our hearts by crushing his nuts, johnny knoxville is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) but first, but first, we were off for a week and it's so great to be back on the air. so much happened while we were gone. we got the british remake of "get out." god himself got #metoo'd. we'll be able to binge watch the obamas, the naval announced players are welcomed to publicly protest as long as they do it in private. my favorite story is what happened in france, a story that climbed to the top of the news. >> a man who migrated from west africa to paris hailed a hero after a diring spiderman-style rescue of a 4-year-old. this is an amateur video that captured the boy dangling in a balcony saturday. mamadou gassama scaled the building, climbed to the fifth floor just in time to save the boy's life. the french president aworded him with citizenship and a job as a firefighter. ( applause ) >> trevor: i'm shocked every

justice, trevor! justice! and that's why rudy is a genius!ll he has to do is prove to a jury that donald trump is a bad person, and there's newt jury in the world that would rule against that, case dismissed. >> trevor: michael kosta, everybody! we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ [ heavy breathing ] mom! if we don't find the money you and your kids will not survive. big mistake. i'll do anything to protect my kids. we have ourselves a problem. what? my mom. ♪ you're an impressive woman. i'm just a mom. now get the hell out of my house. breaking in. rated pg-13. introducing a beer inspired by nature, made with organic grains and sourced from the finest farms. this is michelob ultra pure gold a beer like no other, with a pure, refreshing taste. to keep people hooked on their deadly, addictive products? big tobacco designed cigarettes to be more addictive by... genetically engineering the tobacco itself. and it's ravaging struggling america. a staggering 72% of remaining smokers come from lower income communities. you really see the

>> trevor: welcome back! know, we have a lot of laughs here at "the daily show," but comedy isn't just about jokes, it's also about being polite and respecting authority. ( laughter ) unfortunately, it seems that some comedians like michele wolf don't understand that. now, if you are new to the show, michele wolf used to be a writer and contributor here until last december when she left to host her own show on netflix. at the time i was very happy for her but that was before last weekend. >> president trump calling for an end to the white house correspondents dinner. this personal jab at the white house secretary seated on stage. >> i think she's very resourceful. like, she burns facts and then she uses that ash to create a perfect smok smokey eye. >> since when has it been okay to make cheap jokes about a woman's appearance? >> so incredibly disrespectful, it was shameful and disgusting. >> i thought the language was filthy. it was really over the line, x-rated. >> it was a complete disgrace there wasn't a s

i'm trevor noah. my guest tonight, pie guest tonight, i'm a huge fan, you know him from dexter and he's got a brand new netflix series "safe," michael c. hall is here, everybody. but first, if you put on spotify at your barbecue this weekend you might have noticed something missing. >> the time's up movement now taking aim at rb stinger r. kelly. >> taking pressure from music streaming services. spotify, pandora an apple music all announcing they would noing loor promote kelly's songs, removing them from their play list though fans can still search for them. >> trevor: yeah, that std ultimate punishment for r. kelly, no more streaming. also, note to self, note to self, never go out wearing a bandit mask just in case the news needs a photo saying you did something wrong because people will just assume that you are guilty right, even zorro looks at him like he did it, he totally did it now i know some r. kelly fans are angry saying like how can they censor r. kelly he's done nothing wrong. look, he's no

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show."viously, rud rudy giuliani had a terrible weekend from a p.r. perspective, but legally speak, how will this affect president donald trump? we turn to michael kosta, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) michael, do you think the president regrets bringing giuliani on to the team because the feels like a total mess. >> oh, yeah, maybe to you, you sweet, dimpled simpleton, but to a trained lawyer like myself, rudy giuliani is a legal wizard, and this is his fan a fantasia. >> trevor: first of all, you not a lawyer. >> how come every judge in the city knows me on a first-name basis? >> trevor: because you don't pay your parking tickets. >> wrong again. it's because i don't pay child support. ( laughter ) here's how i know rudy is a genius. before he showed up the facts seemed obvious. donald trump paid hush money to a porn star three weeks before the election open and shut case. now, thanks to rudie, we know president didn't pay cohen to pay daniels except he did but from a general legal fun

i'm trevor noah! so good to have you!ht's guest -- tonight's guest, presidential historian jon meacham is joining us, everyone! ( cheers and applause ) but first, by now, you've probably seen the footage out of hawaii where a previously chilled-out volcano recently stepped up its game. luckily, no one has been hurt because the lava moves really slowly, but it's still destroying homes and property, and i'm not going to lie, the first thing i thought when i saw this was, wow, obama will go to any lengths to destroy his ebirth certificate. this is insane. ( laughter ) now hawaii is not only dealing with the volcano, it also has to deal with idiots. >> a scary situation happening in slow motion. lava is continuing to flow on hawaiias big island and authorities have a stark warning to tourists stay away from it. experts say there's no way to predict when the kilauea volcano will start erupting, toxic gases are a threat and the vicious molten lava is claiming homes and other structures. >> trevor: who has to be warned to stay a

>> trevor, there's no way to know if it's actual until you see the other side, trevor.his side. see, when you do like that? ( audience reacts ) see? >> trevor: oh! here, you know, will you grab it from the bottom, trevor? yeah, and just push. just push. see, yeah, push. >> trevor: aaahhh! >> see that? ( laughter ) see, that would be aired not to react to. there ever, this is for you to keep. so could you just pull that out? slowly. yeah. pull. pull. pull. pull. pull. ( cheers and applause ) for tickets to see "david blaine live" go to livenation.com. david blaine. ( cheers and applause ) i am, um, very sorry. and we're gonna get the phone- his phone, uh out of you... the important thing is that we're going to make you better. (voice-activated double-tone) okay. here's how to make butter. pour two thirds a cup of cold heavy cream into a one cup canning... snickers® satisifes. xfinity x1 customers can "vote for the voice."g, i'm gonna vote for... unless, kelly clarkson, you're a coach, because, you know, that wouldn't be fair. [ whispering ] whatever. which artist will yo

i'm trevor noah!y guest tonight is a democratic congressman from texas, joaquin castro is joining us, everyone! ( cheers and applause ) but first, over the past few weeks you may have noticed a lot of stories about black people getting the cops called on them for no good reason, like for moving into their own apartment, for staying at an airbnb, for golfing too slowly, it has been exhausting. unfortunately, for any black people looking to take a nap, i got some bad news. >> yale university officials say they're deeply troubled by a raicialtly sensitive incident involving two black students. a black student shot individual you of a white student who called police on her. she called the cops because she saw a blackwoman sleeping and thought she was an intruder. >> trevor: sleeping is literally the least threatening thing a person can do. what did she tell the cops? yeah, i know she's sleeping but who knows what she's dreaming of. yeah, i know, but the last time they were dreaming, they got to vote. get

pawtion pause (applause). >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> trevor: so honored to have the time 100 gala am were you honored as one of time 100 most influential people, congratulations on that. >> thank you. >> trevor: it is well deserved, yeah, yeah. (applause) >> because you have become so synonymous with the me-too movement and this idea of justice, we just learned today that new york's grand jury indicted harvey weinstein on two counts of rape and a single count of a criminal act. if convicted he faces up to 25 years in prison. is this something that brings you joy or how do you react to a story when it culminates in this matter. >> it doesn't bring me personal joy, this is not really what it is about. and i have said this before, this is not really a moment to like celebrate how the mighty have fallen. but it is cathartic for the survivors, it is a moment for them to have a sense of relief, for some of them. there are others without don't feel like it's justice. and there are others who feel a little tenuous because it will mark the beginning of them having to be d

with trevor noah!rs and applause). >> trevor: thank you very much. welcome to the daily show, everybody. thank you so much for tuning inment i'm threfer noah thank you, thank you so much. you're far too kind. my guest tonight, my guest tonight is the star of brooklyn nine-nine and he's in deadpool 2. my workout buddy, terry crews is here, everybody. i do the counting, he does the lifting. but first the story that is tearing the country apart harder than an army of russian bots within the big question on social media this morning, laurel or yanny, listen closely and decide. >> laurel, laurel, laurel. >> what do you hear? is it laurel or yanny? >> yanny. >> yanny. >> i got, okay, i'm laurel. >> what do you hear. >> laurel. >> what do you hear? >> yamy with two m. >> we all hear laurel. >> the control room all hears yanny. >> trevor: and i hear idiots. for the last 24 hours this was all anyone could talk about. and everyone had different theories trying to figure out if maybe like different types of peopl

i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in.ur guest tonight, the poetry editor of the "new yorker" out with a new book on what it means to be brown, kevin young is joining us, everyone! keepers but first -- but first, today, president trump was at the white house hosting president's bu boo buhari of ni. but trump probably thought he was meeting with ray charles. remember when trump called african countries shit holes? that came up. >> did you address his comments earlier this year when he reportedly used vulgar language to describe african nations? >> i'm not sure about, you know, the validity or whether that allegation against the president was true or not, so the best thing for me is to keep quiet. >> we didn't discuss it, and you do have some countries that are in very bad shape and very tough places to live in. >> trevor: as i said -- shit holes. ( laughter ) i like how trump thinks he's making it betterrer by saying the same thing and then just changing the language. like he's in the access van going, and then you grab the

>> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> trevor: i am a genuinely huge fan of " in the audience may not be familiar with the show but the title makes it seem like it's a show telling white people stories or ideas that emanate from the black world but really it's just a story of kids living their lives in college and many of them happen to be black. >> yeah, it's just a series. the name is meant to articulate the mindset of the minorities of the world, if that makes sense, and the thought process is there are several groups of students like it follows minorities on their path of, like, in college. so they figure out they're navigating racial tensions because there's a black face party and after the black face party, racial tensions get to the utmost high and these students are just trying to figure out the identity and where they fit in, in the world, and how the world perceives them, so it's just telling our story. >> trevor: what i love about your character is you play this powerful, smart woman who comes from a world where, for so long, she has been mistreated

please welcome trevor noah! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: trevor noah! great to see you!ve to act like we didn't see each other now. >> jimmy: i know, exactly. >> yeah. >> jimmy: dude, you were a a stud. i saw you all dressed up. here's a picture of you and i. >> who is that handsome fellow? oh, wow. look at that. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's from the thing last night. and you looked great, by the way. >> you looked like i caught you in new york and, like, you're the celebrity and i'm some random person. look how happy i look in that picture. [ laughter ] and look at your face. that's how i look. looks, i'm like, "jimmy fallon! ahh!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: jimmy show. dude, i'm so glad you're here. >> thank you so much, man. nothing but teachers in the audience tonight. >> thank you! [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >> jimmy: isn't that cool? i thought it'd be fun to ask you, do you have a favorite teacher? do you have a teacher moment that you -- >> i had so many amazing -- i had favorite teachers for different reasons. i had some teachers who were my favor

really exciting. >> thank you, trevor noah. thank you so much indeed. >> grit to see you. >> lovely. >> after our conversation, noah went on stage for his stand-up. and he had more to say about us and the royal wedding. >> my favorite thing was how, british media talked about how black the eve was. and they, iunderstand it. here's the thing. one of the things i understand they want to talk about. you are not used to having a black wedding. right, so everyone said, cnn contacted me. trevor, would you mind speaking about, the wedding and, really all of the black performers. so there was a black cellist. and there was a black choir. and a black pastor. how do you feel? black. i don't know how am i supposed to feel? how do you respond to that question? how do you feel? i don't know how tie feel. it's a wedding. it is a there mall weddinor wal. i wasn't watching the wedding, oh, so much blackness. another one. it is a wedding. what do you want me to say? it's people. also, like i feel like people go too far. like that's where you re

she left trevor to take the house. as if she wanted to get out of the marriage and start all over again. >> as a newly single woman, meghan then dated toronto celebrity chef cory vitiello. >> i'm the chef and owner of flock rotisserie and greens and the harbord room. >> he was very much in love with meghan, and he felt it might end in a wedding one day, but clearly for meghan he wasn't the one. >> while meghan is the one in harry's eyes, she isn't the first actress he's fancied. he shared a flirtatious conversation with cameron diaz at a london gym and spent an evening with scarlett johansson at a nightclub. >> harry was quite in awe of scarlett, you know, quite impressed to be in the company of a famous actress, and apparently they got on very well. >> the woman many pegged to become harry's bride was zimbabwe-born chelsy davy. they were on-and-off for seven years. she even attended william and kate's wedding as harry's plus one. >> it spooked her. completely spooked her. and really was the moment when i think she rea

♪ give your head a mtn dew kickstart ♪ ♪ - hey, trevor. you wanted to see me?u to mexico. - what? - [laughing] - [imitates air horn fanfare] - [laughing] where's dulcé going? - where's he going? - no, no. together. you guys are going to mexico together. it's like a team-building trip. you get to know each other in mexico. you'll-- - together? - yeah. you guys will have fun. - together. - great. - no touching butts! - and while we thought that-- - kosta, i got this. - [groans] - and while we thought we were going to spring break mexico, we were actually sent to "breaking bad" mexico. - damn, look at that shit. oh, this isn't-- [grunts] jesus. "go to tijuana. it'll be fun," they said. you know? - but there's a reason we're here. - we're here to witness the start of president trump's innovative and complex solution. - the wall. the wall. the wall. - what are you wearing? - i'm blending in. - you look like a cuban drug lord. - okay, i guess the team-building's begun. - you look like an asshole on vacation in miami. - you know what? well, you look like on vacation i

i put it back, trevor.an that's willing to whoop your ass with a plastic space shuttle. if that was toys"r"us, i'd still be in custody, man. - well, i will say this, the good news for toys"r"us is, they aren't closing, right? uh, they're using this bankruptcy to reorganize and start fresh. so, let me ask you this: you are a new parent, yourself. - yeah, a 16-month-old. - right, uh, how, uh-- [audience cheering] really beautiful kid, as well! - don't clap. it's expensive. [laughter] - how- how could toys"r"us attract you, as a parent, into their stores? - well, first of all, drive-through window. - oh, oh that's a good idea. so you can pick up online orders. - no, to drop your kids off. i got stuff to do, there's no time to find parking! - so, wait. you'd be cool just dropping your kids at toys"r"us? - right now, no, but it'd be nice if the giraffe learned cpr, that'd put me at ease. [laughter] i'd be alright with it, then. - well, it- it sounds like you just want toys"r"us to provide you with free child day

[sighs] see what i just did, trevor? it's wrong, but it's legal.ugh-- [laughter] i should warn our viewers, it is a class c felony to finger a venn diagram in utah. i found that out the hard way. - [laughing] michael. [coughs] michael, i-- like, of course, there are things that are wrong but legal. but why would a sheriff do something like this? - oh, because that's where all the fun is. it's like taking your shirt off at a movie theater or getting a bill cosby tattoo or farting the "ghostbusters" theme song in an elevator. it's wrong, it's legal, and it's fun. it's--it's--it's like when i told my insurance company i broke both my arms, then they sent me the check, and i'm like, "oh, looks like they're working again." [cackles] - mike--michael, i think that last one is actually illegal. - what? wait, wait, wait. wha--what? - yeah, you--you just confessed to insurance fraud on tv. - shit. um... well, i better be on my way, trevor, and i need to go shove some pizza up my ass so i have something decent to eat when i go to jail. - and that's wrong and

i met trevor. i had to arrive before prince harry did.unctional late teens and early teenagers had been blocked from school, blocked from nightclubs, sports clubs and youth clubs. i said are you pleased to see prince harry? they were, who cares. trevor said to me, you just wait. it will be like he's turned on a switch. when he comes in, you'll see the change. >> and so what is it like when he's visited there and spent time with those teenagers? >> to be honest, it's amazing. you turn and you go, oh, yeah, he's prince harry. and everyone is like, what, prince harry? royal prince? yeah, he's there. he's walked in before when we've been trying to record with a few kids. a young singer said i don't know whether i want to go in the booth to record. harry was like, trev, let's go in and show him what it's like. >> what has been been like to watch him with meghan? >> it's been amazing. i met her a couple of times. she attended notingham. >> it was so important to prince harry to bring her to your studio. he wanted to introduce his girlfriend to

. >> he said if anything happened to beverly, trevor done it. >> who's trevor?r is a guy that -- that -- aaron actually lived with for a short period of time. >> did this give you some hope that maybe there was an accomplice here and that maybe he did have beverly? >> i had hope that we were gonna find beverly alive. you have to. i mean, it's -- it's what keeps you going. >> reporter: lewis said the last time he saw beverly, she was with trevor. and then offered evidence that she might still be alive. lewis played a recording from his phone, and it was chilling. >> "carl, it's beverly. i just wanted to let you know i'm okay. i haven't been hurt. just do what he says, and please don't call the police. if you call the police, it could be bad. i just want you to know i love you very much." >> reporter: it was encouraging but it only proved beverly was alive at the time of the recording. the detective told lewis he needed more. >> and that's when he finally says, "well, i'll take you to wh -- to where the last place that -- that she was." >> so this a big moment now

i'm going to start with trevor. tell us what the second amendment means, what you think the supreme court should have done, did do, and what is -- and what does the second amendment leave in terms of room for the new space for public health strategies? >> thank you very much, everyone, for coming. thank you to larry. thank you to dara for sharing her story. as the person on some of the other side or perceived to be in this room, i want to start by saying that i do not own guns. i don't particularly like guns very much. i got into gun policy research because i wanted to figure out what was going on. i may disagree, but it's all time to find a solution. when it comes to the second amendment, the way to think about the second amendment is that you have a right to self-defense. i think it's hard to say you don't have in a basic sense. if someone was attacking you, it would be hard to say you don't have a right to defend yourself. in the way the first amendment protects you have a right to self-expression and a right to

samardzija pitched only one inning, gives up an rbi double to trevor story. 2-0 rockies in a flash. his shoulder tightens up, sew has to come out of the game and then snaps the bat in frustration. bo jackson-esque right there. darren rodriguez the son of pudge rodriguez enters the game. first scoreless big league inning. rodriguez also gets his first career hit, an rbi with a double to right field. daddy taught him how to hit. he's a hall of famer. mac williamson in. but the giants were down 5-1. evan longoria hit two homers in this game. here's one of them. but the giants, they're not close. they lose 11-4. >>> a's and rays at the coliseum. daniel gossett gave up three solo homers. all of them came in the third inning. wilson ramos doing the damage right here.

trevor, thank you. we'll see you soon.the bbc live webpage and on world business report. we'll see you again tomorrow. it was a rather chilly start this morning, but many of us rewarded with some sunshine. many will keep the sunshine into the afternoon and it will feel quite warm as well. but there will be some cloud building into the afternoon. it will feel fresher along the north sea coast with the onshore wind. i suspect the cloud building the most across the north midlands, scotland and northern ireland. elsewhere keeping blue skies with temperatures up to 15-18, blue skies with temperatures up to 15—18, maybe 12 or 13 on the north sea coastline. through this evening and overnight, we will keep clear spells, and that means it will turn quite chilly. like last night, temperatures getting down into fairly low single figures, two and three celsius in northern areas, five or six further south. but it will be lower than those temperatures suggest in the countryside. 0n temperatures suggest in the countryside. on friday, a l

thanks, trevor. actually kind of from australia, which you might not know because of my perfect american accent. but it's true, i lived down under for many years, and everyone thinks australians are just a bunch of crazy crocodile wrestlers. and let me just say this. you don't know the half of it. - eighteen-year-old lee de paauw, full of ozzie bravado and bragging to a girl he just met, deliberately plunged into crocodile infested waters. - the british tourist he'd been trying to impress could only watch on in horror as the croc attacked, snapping onto his arm. - i've never had a guy scream like that. [laughter] - what pisses me off is, idiots like this are why people think australia is dangerous. i lived there for ten years, and nothing happened, okay? australia is perfectly safe... as long as you stay out of the rivers 'cause of the jellyfish, and the ocean because of the sharks, and the bush because of redback spiders, and the outback 'cause-- you know what, basically, just stay in the sydney ope

meghan's first husband was producer trevor engleson.her for more than six years they married in 2011 on a jamaican beach. >> it was just over 100 guests invited. there are pictures of meghan sort of barefoot in the sand and looking very much like a young woman deeply in love. >> after being cast in "suits" meghan moved to trobt, while trevor stayed back in l.a. the long zabs between them may have been to what led meghan serving trevor with divorce papers citing irreconcilable differences. she's even said to have sent her wedding ring back to him in the mail. >> what was very interesting was that meghan walked away without a penny. she left trevor to take the house, and it was just as if she just wanted to get out of the marriage and start all over again. >> as a newly single woman, meghan then dated celebrity chef cory dealo where. >> i'm the chef and owner of -- >> he was very much in love with meghan, and i think he felt that it might end in a wedding one day. clearly, for meghan, he wasn't the one. >> while meghan is the one in harry

this is also a man, trevor noah, who is known for how comedic he is. he is so funny. have gotten some of that out of him. >> i was trying to be serious with him first he has interesting insights as someone who has to come up with new jokes about the president every day. he has been in the job three years and if it were not for the trump administration i don't think he would be doing as well as he has. he had to replace jon stewart which is incredibly difficult tank and rocky first year and he thinks if it were not for trump it would take him a longer time to get comfortable in the "daily show" grind. when i asked him about his joke of course, it was about trump. >> trevor, thank you for sitting down with me. >> good to see you. >> does this feel like home for you now it's a few years? >> i think it's felt like home for a while now. i think home has been less defined by the -- >> hold on. i want to save that interview for "reliable sources" today. let's see if we have the ending. >> i was going to say that wasn't very funny. >> do we have it? >> i don't think we do. >>

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trevor noah goes one-on-one.nt trump is like an african dictator to who you the white house has changed the art of the punch line. >> trevor, thanks for sitting down with me. >> thank you. good to see you. >> is this starting to feel like home now that it's been a few years? >> i think it's felt like home for a while now. i think home has been less defined by the space and more the people. i think were it not for the trump presidency, it may have taken me a lot longer to feel like it's home. >> you were scrambling to redo the show at the last minute. is that still happening 16 months in. >> we don't scramble. we expect it. now we plan pr the unplanable. we wait for the moment when wolf blitzer goes breaking news. we wait for it because it happens every day. it's the 5:30, we call it. every single day that's when the news will break. >> the news about michael cohen getting payments from companies. you i said cohen is swelling swamp tours. did it surprise you? >> no, it didn't. i said that donald trump reminds me o

now, why don't you do what trevor did.d your business and send it to us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com or tweet it to @msnbcyourbiz. include your name, the name of your business, the location and don't forget to use the hash tag. >>> thank you all so much for joining us. we love hearing from you. if you have any questions, comments, just want to say hi, e-mail us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com. also when you get a sec, please check out our website, it's msnbc.com/yourbusiness. we put up all of the segments from today's show plus a whole lot more for you. and do not forget to connect with us on all of our digital and social media platforms too. finally, remember to check out the podcast, "been there, built that." download it from apple or wherever you get your podcast for free. we look forward to seeing you next time. until then, i'm j.j. ramberg, and remember, we make your business, our business. don't juggle your home life and work life without it. ♪ ♪ don't skip that office meeting for a board meeting without it. don't keep it rea

the first responders work to save trevor rees-jones and diana. >> when i get close to her, she's waving arm and saying, oh, my god, what's happened? >> diana's body is facing backwards and sitting on the floor of the car. as they remove her from the vehicle, she goes into cardiac arrest. >> translator: so we did cpr and her blood flow started running again. >> as first responders frantically work to save diana, trevor rees-jones has to be cut out of the car. they're both taken to the hospital where diana undergoes emergency surgery, but her injuries are too severe, and at 4:00 a.m., princess diana is pronounced dead. >> we are just getting word that the french government has informed all of us that princess diana has died. >> she suffered serious internal injuries, and she succumbed. >> trevor rees-jones is the only survivor. at balmoral castle in scotland, prince charles is woken with a call from france. >> charles is told that diana has died. people working at balmoral said that charles let out this howl of anguish. he was devastated. of course his first thoughts were the boys. what t

trevor and ed war do we are really grateful to you. supervisor kim thank you so much for your support. again, couldn't have done it without you. the resident services team, such great work the mocd team and georgia and jackie, and helen hail who led the service. thank you. lydia was the quarterback of all this. really amazing work. i don't want to forget anybody, but -- i'm sorry? bisonkrepp, the elevator company. having a working elevator sr. one ois oneof the greatest thine world. [applause] i am so happy the elevator works so thank you to them especially. my congratulations and i'm really looking forward to working with you on this development and making sure that it stays permanently affordable, habitable and great condition forever. thank you. >> okay, so before i bring up our next speaker i do want to acknowledge that housing authority commissioner joaquin tor res has joined us. thank you for joining us. it take as village and part of that village is our partners in the federal government, so proud to introduce edwardo cabrillo.