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i'm trevor noah!ur guest tonight is a musical legend -- a musical legend, ladies and gentlemen, john legend is joining us tonight! ( cheers and applause ) oh, yeah! we're going to chatting with him, and then he's got a new song to play for us. stick around, everybody. also on the show, president bone spurs finally goes to vietnam. people are coming back from the dead and why i.s.i.s. members are saying my bad! but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. let's begin in vietnam where earlier today president trump land for his second summit with north korean leader kim jong un. of course, vietnam is sort of a touchy subject for president trump. the first time he was supposed to go there, he dodged the draft. so, yeah, trump likely wanted to make up for that today. so when he got off the plane, he immediately through a grenade at some vietnamese people, and he was, like, now i'm a war hero, so brave, so brave. ( laughter ) so that was awkward. kim jong un's arrival went more smoothly. >> the north kor

trevor: trevor. travis: travis. brad: brad. 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 yielding the company

show. >> thanks for having me, trevor. >> trevor: and, i mean, first things first-- congratulations nomination. >> thank you. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: your first documentary gets an oscar nomination. that's a-- that's a pretty high bar for you right now. >> it's pretty wild. i'm done. i'm finished after this. >> trevor: you should. quit while you're ahead and just be done. you'll be 1 for 1 and 2 for 0. the film is truly beautiful, and it's difficult to capture in that clip. i mean, if someone is watching that right now, they'll be like, "do i need to be high?" but-- but-- but the film is a story that you have put together. it took five years-- >> yeah. >> trevor: --to film this documentary. and it was a story that really is just about being black in the south. >> uh-huh. >> trevor: how do you even begin to just make a documentary about life? >> yeah, i think that's-- that's the biggest challenge. i think i realized that you just display it. you don't sensationalize it. you don't dramatize it. you, you know, use the documentary genre because it's a space where, you know, p

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>> it was incredible, trevor. i sat in this damn bunker and watched the only other thing on at 9:00 p.m. a rerun of "property brothers." want the backup jokes i came up with? >> trevor: we don't need-- >> here it goes. you ever notice how one of the brothers looks business and the other casual, but they both always look like douche bags? ( laughter ) the most stunning reveal of this show is neither of the creepy assed dudes ate the twin in the womb. right? honestly, the rest of the jokes is about how all twins are kind of weird. oh, another me! a mirror who can trick my wife into ( bleep ) him. >> trevor: i'm glad we didn't need to put those jokes on the show. ronny chieng! ( applause ) like most of trump's speeches, this one had its funny moments. let's gets into the speed limit. honestly, but trump standards, this was pretty chill, probably because melania let him run around outside to tire himself out, you know. and speaking of melania, she really popular. >> madam speaker, mr. vice president, members of congre

( laughter ) >> trevor: oh, lord!e going to, you know -- >> trevor: yeah, why do both? >> why do both. >> trevor: i hear you, of course. >> a little precious extra five years? oh, yeah, let's cling on by all means. >> trevor: let's talk about your new show. >> yes. >> trevor: you do stand-up but have one man shows that you put together that are beautiful, you talk about the country, the history of the america. now "red state, blue state" is about where america is going. you are calling for the breakup of america in this new show. >> yeah, sure, it's already broken up but it's just a question of making it official. >> trevor: i like how flippantly you say that, colin. >> yeah, i mean, nobody -- here's what i feel like people don't understand is that nobody is changing their opinion. >> trevor: right. >> so everybody keeps, like, tweeting and, you know, saying people have to understand. it's, like, no one's changing the way they think and they probably shouldn't. that's the whole point of the country, everybody thinks t

i'm trevor noah!ur guest tonight is a writer and comedienne and friend of the show, comedienne from "2 dope queens" currently airing on h.b.o., phoebe robinson is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) i can't wait -- i can't wait to ask her what it's like to work with jessica williams. also on the show, the governor of virginia joins a book club the earth is a giant bug zapper and senator amy klobuchar throws her name into the ring at one of her staffers. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. the grammy awards, the night when white americans are remined of how much black people like to thank god. and last night's show is no different. >> music's biggest night for the grammys, and what a show. >> guardee b. won grammy for best rap album for invasion of privacy. >> grave took home a grammy for "god's plan" but many viewers upset his powerful speech appeared to be cut off. kacey musgraves took oim home album of the year, also appeared to be cut off. >> trevor: a lot of people were angry beca

i'm trevor noah! thank you so much for tuning in!ur guest tonight is a journalist with a new memoir about being the first black female reporter at the "washington post," dorothy butler gilliam is joining us. she's 82 years old, and i think she can still kick my ass. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: really amazing story! stay tuned for that. also on the show tonight, a fashion trend worse than socks with sandals, roy wood, jr. takes us back in time and why you should feel sorry for billionaires. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. build the wall, the favorite chant at president trump's rallies, right after lock her up and extra dipping sauce. ( laughter ) but now the democratic governor from new mexico iso showing trump what she thinks of his wall. >> the governor of new mexico really doesn't like walls. watch this. >> i'm michelle lujan grisham. we have to bust through walls to make changes in our schools. i'll create public and private partnerships to rebuild our infrastructure. we need more apprenticeships and skills

you. >> trevor: welcome.welcome. i am such a big fan of your work. >> thank you. >> trevor: you've had 20 years of acting on stage and on film. i've loved everything you've done, and this is a new chapter in your life. this is your debut in directing. >> yeah. >> trevor: congratulations. >> thank you so much. thank you. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: let me ask you, is it difficult to direct a film that you were also acting in? >> it is a little complicated,. >> trevor: yes, i can imagine. cut me! let me try that again. i was great. ( lauger ) >> exactly. how was that for you? pretty good. house of it for you? not bad. okay. ( laughter ) i was always worried about that. that was the one thing i was stuck on as i was going through the process and just seeing how i would respond on the floor. i think the main thing is just preparation. i had a great team of heads of department working with me, so just working with that kind of caliber of person, you know, you feel that you have the space to kind of give it

i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight is an amazing man who went from ex-con to entrepreneur, a fantastic dude. chris wilson is joining us everybody. you want to listen to his story. really, really inspirational. also on the show, the new york subway is now free. some good news about guns. and roy wood jr. will tell us the best things to steal from black people. ( laughter ) but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. the border wall. it's now official-- neither mexico nor congress will pay for it. ( laughter ) so, like many of you after valentine's day, trump is turning to plan "b." >> this is cnn breaking news. >> the breaking news this hour, the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, dramatically revealing on the senate floor, the white house confirming that president trump will sign the spending bill, averting another government shutdown but, also, will declare a national emergency to secure the money he wants for a border wall. >> trevor: that's right, people. president trump is finally declar

>> trevor: you rock! calling trump's emergency declaration an unconstitutional power grab. because only congress should decide how to appropriate money. why trump now thinks executive action is the way to go, back in the day, he had a very different opinion. >> i'll make great deals and we'll get 'em done, and we don't have to use executive orders and all the stuff obama's using, we're not going to be opening our borders or closing our borders based on executive order. you get him in a room and make a deal but certainly he has not been able to do that and now he has to use executive action and it's a very, very dangerous thing. the whole concept of executive order is not the way the country is supposed to be won. you're supposed to go through congress and make a deal and go and talk to people and get the guys in there and, you know, whether you're a republican or democrat, you're supposed to all get together -- ( laughter ) >> trevor: so there you have it -- ( sing song ) -- once again, president trump is

noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: oh!elcome to the show, everybody! thank you so much for coming out! i appreciate you so much! and thank you for tuning in! i'm trevor noah! ( cheers and applause ) let's get into it! our guests tonight are the creators of comedy central's hit new show called "the other two." chris kelly and sarah schneider are joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) it's a really really fun show getting great reviews. we'll be chatting about that. google is secretly listening to you. jussie smollett and roy wood, jr. are here with "cp time." but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. breaking news about whg something that thank god didn't happen. >> a u.s. coast guard lieutenant is under arrest, investigators say he was planning a major attack on innocent civilians and hat a list of prominent names. >> had stockpiled wells including 1,000 bullets, handguns and assault riffingleles. >> this hit list contained names of prominent democrats as well as a number of 2020 democratic candidates, the li

and by the way, trevor, i i think it's wrong you murdered that minion and used it as a hat. >> trevorng is the minion called me a racial slur. looked me dead in the eye and said -- ( speaking minion ) not cool, buddy. >> not cool. those are aren't his words, either. ( laughter ) my points, we need to be saved from ourselves. we have speed limits, regulations on medications, calorie counts -- we ignore them, but we have them. now more than ever, america needs phone control. >> trevor: you know what, neal? i'm sold. i think what would set a great example is if you let me take your phone away first. >> typical liberal. ( laughter ) trevor, you will get my phone when you pry it from my cold, dead hands! >> trevor: neal brennan, everyone! we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) they've got a chance to time, give me time... goal. wait, there's a time out. they're gonna ice the kicker! [pop-top can opening] [pop-top cans opening] what is going on?! i don't know! [fans gulping and drinking] i've never seen anything like this in my life. hike! the snap is good... ...threads are up... ahhh

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because that's what the kids need. ( applause ) >> trevor: >> trevor: "the hate you give" was turneda really successful film. i think it's boosted the popularity of the book, and vice versa. and now you've come out with "on the come up." what i really love about this story is it's a story of another young woman who is-- her dream is to become a rapper. she grows up in basically the same neighborhood as the character from "the hate you give," but they live very different lives, very different stories. did you do that on purpose, to put them in the same world but have them be completely different? >> yeah, absolutely. they don't even know each other, because not all black people know each other. >> trevor: what! >> i know, right, shocking! no, they don't know each other. their lives are different. their personalities are different. because i don't even want people to think that two girls from the same neighborhood will act alike, will behave the same way. so it was really important for me to do that. gl one of the reasons you've been so successful, your book, "the hate you give," was n

and by the way, trevor, i i think it's wrong you murdered that minion and used it as a hat. >> trevorthe minion called me a racial slur. looked me dead in the eye and said -- ( speaking minion ) not cool, buddy. >> not cool. those are aren't his words, either. ( laughter ) my points, we need to be saved from ourselves. we have speed limits, regulations on medications, calorie counts -- we ignore them, but we have them. now more than ever, america needs phone control. >> trevor: you know what, neal? i'm sold. i think what would set a great example is if you let me take your phone away first. >> typical liberal. ( laughter ) trevor, you will get my phone when you pry it from my cold, dead hands! >> trevor: neal brennan, everyone! we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) i'm on the pill. i'm on the pill. i'm on the pill. i'm on the pill, too. but it's not birth control. it's truvada for prep®, a once-daily prescription medicine for adults that, when taken every day along with using safer sex practices, can help lower my chances of getting hiv through sex. i use condoms. but i talked

also on the show. >> happy birthday, trevor. >> trevor: thank you so much, happy birthday to you too. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: that is always weird people shout happy birthday and i'm like happy birthday back, i don't know what to say. also on the show tonight, the billionaires who started the opennoid cries i why six-nine might not be nice and how president trump finds a new way to keep mueller employed. let's catch up op the headlines. we begin with a new report that president trump may have committed obstruction of justice. and you are probably thinking is this a rerun of "the daily show"? no, no, st just that trump keeps doing the same shit over and over again, like that netflix show russian doll only with way more russians, all right, anyway, here is what happened this time. >> president trump is denying another explosive claim over his efforts to fight off a series of investigations. >> the times reports president trump called his hand-picked acting attorney general matt u whitaker to ask whether u.s. attorney jeffrey bourbon could be put in charge of the widening inves

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trevor noah-- trevor noah is here tonight. >> jon: i love trevor. >> stephen: i always want to hear whatg man has to say. >> jon: he's coming out here in a minute. >> stephen: i have to do something else first. unless you would rather have him come out here. >> jon: i like when you do the thing at the desk after you do the thing when you stand. it's nice. >> stephen: okay, good. >> jon: i love it. >> stephen: i've got to depressurize. i've got to depressurize from that to there. if i go straight from that to there i get the bends. i'm changing gears right now. >> jon: i see, nice. >> stephen: i'm working the stick. not that one. ( laughter ) but speaking of which, tomorrow is valentine's day. st. valentine, of course, was the patron saint of seasonal marketing. and if you have not picked something for sweetheart yet, you still have a lot of options. for instance, the olive garden is offering a breadstick bouquet for valentine's day. it's the perfect way to say, "let's get too logy to have sex tonight." ( laughter ) the bread bouquet comes wrapped in paper that says "my love for you is ne

trevor hicks was standing in the corner of the ground., and he sensed something was badly wrong. trevor was next to the police control box. he shouted up to the gantry for help. today, he told the jury that one officer didn't respond. another swore at him and told him to shut up. mr hicks told the court it was clear there were problems, and he could smell fear. he knew his teenage daughters, victoria and sarah, were at the front, and could see substantial crushing in the area where they were. he went onto the pitch and found the girls lying almost side by side. trevor hicks told the jury... the hickses had gone to the game as a family of four. trevor and his wife, jenny, went home that night as a bereaved couple. thejury also heard emotional words from another father whose family was devastated by hillsborough. barry devonside had taken his son, 18—year—old christopher, to the match. father and son were allocated tickets in separate parts of the ground. christopher was standing with his friends on the terraces, his dad, barry, was sitting

trevor and his wifejenny went home that night as a bereaved couple. father whose family was devastated by hillsborough. barry devonside had taken his son, 18—year—old christopher, to the match. father and son were allocated tickets in separate parts of the ground. christopher was standing with his friends on the terraces, his dad barry was sitting elsewhere. today, mr devonside told the jury he saw someone being resuscitated on the pitch and said, "what the bloody hell's going on?" a man next to him had a transistor radio and told him, "there's two dead". barry devonside cried as he said... former chief superintendent david duckenfield denies gross negligence manslaughter. the trial continues. judith moritz, bbc news, preston. for over half a century, the chagos islands in the indian ocean have been a british overseas territory. but today the highest court at the united nations said uk should end its control as "rapidly as possible". mauritius claims it was forced to give up the islands in 1965 in exchange for independence. in the process, up to 2,000

trevor and his wifejenny went home that night as a bereaved couple.her whose family was devastated by hillsborough. barry devonside had taken his son, 18—year—old christopher, to the match. father and son were allocated tickets in separate parts of the ground. christopher was standing with his friends on the terraces, his dad barry sitting elsewhere. today, mr devonside told the jury he saw someone being resuscitated on the pitch and said, what the bloody hell's going on? a man next to him had a transistor radio and told him, there's two dead. barry devonside cried as he said... former chief superintendent david duckenfield denies gross negligence manslaughter. the trial continues. judith moritz, bbc news, preston. an interim report into the plane crash which killed the footballer emiliano sala says questions remain about the validity of the licence held by the pilot david ibbotson, who also died in the crash. the air accidents investigation branch said the wreck of the plane was found in three parts on the seabed. emiliano sala was being flown to his

trevor hicks was standing in the corner of the ground. teenage daughters were out of his reach, and he sensed something was badly wrong. trevor was next to the police control box. he shouted up to the gantry for help. today, he told the jury that one officer didn't respond. another swore at him and told him to shut up. mr hicks told the court it was clear there were problems, and he could smell fear. he knew his teenage daughters, victoria and sarah, were at the front, and could see substantial crushing in the area where they were. he went onto the pitch and found the girls lying almost side by side. trevor hicks told the jury... the hickses had gone to the game as a family of four. trevor and his wife, jenni, went home that night as a bereaved couple. thejury also heard emotional words from another father whose family was devastated by hillsborough. barry devonside had taken his son, 18—year—old christopher, to the match. father and son were allocated tickets in separate parts of the ground. christopher was standing with his friends on t

trevor and his wifejenny went home that night as a bereaved couple.ional words from another father whose family was devastated by hillsborough. barry devonside had taken his son, 18—year—old christopher, to the match. father and son were allocated tickets in separate parts of the ground. christopher was standing with his friends on the terraces, his dad barry sitting elsewhere. today, mr devonside told the jury he saw someone being resuscitated on the pitch and said, what the bloody hell's going on? a man next to him had a transistor radio and told him, there's two dead. barry devonside cried as he said... former chief superintendent david duckenfield denies gross negligence manslaughter. the trial continues. judith moritz, bbc news, preston. our top story this evening. theresa may comes under renewed pressure to delay brexit on march 29th. labour look set to back a second referendum. and it's the hottest february day on record with temperatures hitting more than 20—degrees celsius. coming up on sportsday on bbc news... anthonyjoshua says he'll make s

i always wanted to be like him. >> trevor was among five killed. clayton was called an incredible father, husband and father. vicente juarez, grand dad to eight. russell buyer, father of two. tragedy unfolding for more than an hour and a half. all police, aurora has an active shooter. >> the first 911 call, 1:24. police say the shooting started when 45-year-old gary martin, carrying a gun illegally, was meeting to be fired after 15 years. >> he's still shooting. >> minutes later police arrived. by 1:35 four had been. to svive. then an hour of silencerehouse, spotting him at 2:58. a minute later, martin was shot dead. >> we will be reviewing every aspect of this tragedy and the steps we need to ensure this horrible incident is never repeated. >> reporter: a memorial to the pratt five growing. >> tragic. sad. just tragic and sad. >> reporter: officials say the shooter, gary martin, bought this in 2015, but a prior felony barri ring possession wasn't caught. he was supposed to surrender it but never did. >> ron mott, thank you. >>> for years, he was a

trevor is back with us, thank you for all your comments.o support my half japanese daughter. the only balance i get is a national holidays like today and during golden week in spring when i get an unpaid holiday. the reality some people around the world is they do not get any lead, they are taking those holidays, public holidays. quite, injapan you have annual leave but you are not expected to ta ke leave but you are not expected to take it. it's a cultural issue in some countries, isn't it? its present two years on, you get on by being there first and longest but it means product body is actually quite low. i was reading something saying office worker spends hours a day across to nadine, that sounds quite familiar. some firms have gone entirely the opposite way, they say ta ke entirely the opposite way, they say take as much sleep as you want, we will not take a record but as long as you get your work done, some criticising that because of place exactly to the point you made, you don't want to be off, you want to... i forget who it was, ri

clayton parks, trevor's supervisor an also graduate of n.i.u. vicente juarez, a hardworking family man who lived with his wife, daughter and grandchildren on a quiet street in oswego. russ, a machinist and father of two children. now as we have done so many times before in congress i will soon ask that we pause for a moment of silence. but this time, i would ask each of you to also think of the voting card that each of us carries on the house floor and the responsibility that you carry with that card. because this week, we will finally be voting on legislation for effective and universal background checks for all gun sales. this is legislation supported by both republicans an democrats in congress and supported by 97% of the american people. so our hearts go out to the family and friends of the victims left behind and now i ask that we pause for a moment of silence. the speaker pro tempore: all members will rise for a moment of silence. >> i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >

i always wanted to be like him. >> trevor was among five killed. clayton tarks was called a incredible father, husband and father. vicente juarez grand dad to eight. russell buyer, father of two. unfolding for more than an hour and a half. the first 911 call, 1:24. the shooting started when 45-year-old gary martin, carrying a gun illegally was to be fired after 15years. >> he's still shooting. >> minutic later p arrived. by 1:35 four had been. a fifth eventually shot and all expected tosurvive. then an hour of silence as police looked f the shooter in the sprawling warehouse, spotting him at 2:58. a minute later, martin was shot dead. >> we will be reviewing every aspect and the steps we need to ensure this horrible never repeated. >> a memorial to the five growin >> tragic. sad. that's all i can say. tragic and sad. >> officials say the shooter, gary martin bought the gun i 2014, but a prior felony conviction that barswnership possession of a fire aurm was not caught until after he got it. he was supposed to surrender it, but never did. >> ron mot

trevor noah, good morning. >> good moood morning, everybody. >> good morning!t we were doing, because she doesn't oesn'tthe morning shows. love.s great, she doesn't care. granju love. y gram goes, trevor, that's why lovee him, so i don't want her whal of me to be determined to pi do or don't do in my work world. >> couldn't play in the streets so now you get to play on tv. >> trevor, getting serious for a roment. what do you make of what's irginia g to the virginia governor? i fee, well, it's an interesting aknversation i feel we need to break down in so many pieces. first of all, i think a lot of eople a fromminders of where america has come from and where a is foris for many people. to see somebody who's in power kface,u look back, oh, you were pairing blackface? part of this georges even says t wasn't him, he wore blackface for a michael jackson comp tilgtilg competition, reminds me of a conersation that hasn't been ast.in america feels like. it'sonversation around race and america's past. stillof people say it's over, tions arstill have to have conversation

. >> for director trevor jimenez, the movie "weekends" was more than a film. it was a personal journey. >> i grew up with divorced parents. so the whole point of the film was to capture a child's perspective on that. >> "weekends" is about a young boy who goes between his mother and father's house in toronto. you can see the contrast in his two lives and how his relationship with his two parents evolved over time as they searched for partners. the idea began over a decade ago when trevor made a short clip while looking for work. >> i did this drawing of a kid walking from his mom's home to his dad's car, and i put that online. and all the people in the comment section are i remember when i used to walk to my dad's car and they wouldn't talk to each other. and that made me feel this is more than a drawing. it could be a story that people relate to. >> getting the film doesn't wasn't easy. trevor found work and eventually got a job at pixar that took up most of his time. but eight years ago he began working on the movie in his spare time. he mostly sat at his ki

trevor, my dog, is pretty good at avoiding trees. so should we go? is incredible, if you have never tried dynamic binaural sound, as i turn my head around, the trapping stays in the direction it should be coming from. i'm sorry, trevor, i overshot. this is augmented reality in audio and it's a really great idea. the sound is instinctive and unobtrusive which means we can have a chat without stopping and listening to spoken instructions. three steps, here we go. one, two, three. find the doll, boy. he's arrived. that is, in the true sense of the word, that is a beacon. an audio beacon that we've just followed, as if someone was calling us. exactly. so, you may be asking, whose headquarters am i at? which cheeky start—up has come up with this idea? remember these guys? yes, microsoft. go on, admit it. you thought they were so last century, didn't you? paul allen and bill gates‘s company defined an era with their all—conquering windows operating system for pcs. but now we all use google and apple phones, which have left microsoft way behind. microsoft a