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>> trevor: no, of course not.yes. >> trevor: but how do you respond to the criticism where people say, well, isn't it time for you guys to step aside? >> look, i think the american people have to make that decision, nobody else makes it. >> trevor: right. >> but i think it is appropriate for people to say, okay, who has been talking about this issue when? who had the courage to go forward and at what time? >> trevor: right. >> so it's important not to look at just personalities. i think, in american politics, in general, we do too much of that. >> trevor: yes. >> what we need to do is say, okay, we have massive levels of income and wealth inequality, are we happy three% of the people own all the bottom half of the wealth in america. how do you create an america where we don't have people living paycheck to paycheck. we need to focus on a progressive agenda and i have been a leader in fighting nor that agenda for a long time ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: you're basically saying people have jumped on but you're

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>> trevor: no, i don't, roy. >> see, then we're still climbing that mountain, trevor. >> trevor: roy., everybody. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ do you battery sound. want a charge? yeah battery charging. ♪ ♪ thank you so much. battery charging. ♪ ♪ oh, pete!?! c'mon man. what? we said pantyhose right? here, eat this... creamy snickers®. you could use a little smoothness. pete? pete zagorin? get smooth with the fresh-ground nut butters in new creamy snickers®. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight is one of the most influential people of our time. she's a global media leader, philanthropist, and author whose new book is called "the path made clear: discovering your life's direction and purpose." please welcome oprah winfrey. ( cheers and appl

high five trevor! come on! come on!evor: i'm not going to high five you. >> oh, sorry, didn't know you were a trump guy. ( audience reacts ) anyway, there's a whole ocean of bad ideas out there. one of those bad ideas is an ocean. >> silicon valley firm wants to stop climate change by flooding the desert. why radical ideas were unveiled such as moon shot videos. the company says by using 238 trillion gallons of ocean water it could great millions of algae res voirs to combat carbon dioxide. why the project is expected to cost $50 trillion -- >> you're going to move the ocean into the desert? that is the stupidest thing i've ever heard unless doing it while burning man is happening, in which case go for it, please take a bath your dirty hippies. ( laughter ) have you ever tried to move a one bathroom apartment? you can't buy three boxes of papa john's and ask your friends to move the atlantic. at least they're trying to find solutions to save the earth. >> world leaders are finding a concept for a floating city to guard

: it could. >> trevor: it's like an allergy. >> i hadn't thought about it that way before, but-- >> trevorm a comedian. so... >> so, yeah, i mean, so some situations where you're stressed, where you're threatened. >> trevor: right. >> where you have to think quickly, make decisions really fast. so all of those situations could trigger bias. it could make it more likely that you're going to act on that bias in some way. >> trevor: before i let you go, i really had a fun time reading there were a group of criminals in oakland who are very aware of bias. and what they did was really interesting. could you tell the audience what exactly these criminals did and how they used bias in their favor? >> so, yeah, this was when i got to oakland, california, and i was working-- just starting work with the police department there. and the crime rate was going down, but there were a series of strong-arm robberies that always seemed to happen in chinatown in oakland, and they would involve middle-aged chinese women. so they were snatching their purses from their arms. >> trevor: right. >> and, you know,

not at all. >> trevor: wow.hite morphius is angry. ( laughter ) although, to be fair, any change makes new yorkers angry, right? they could build a new park and new yorkers would be, like, great, now you're shoving fresh air down my throat, why don't you eat a bag of dicks? ( laughter ) the truth is new york has to do something about traffic, right? the other day i asked ways for the best route to penn station and the message i got was "kill yourself." ( laughter ) i will say, this is a weird thing, but i hope congestion pricing doesn't reduce traffic too much because that's always my excuse for being late. if there's no traffic, i don't want to be like, sorry i'm late, there was -- godzilla? ( laughter ) entertainment news. >> win is a song played on country radio, suddenly judged to be not a country song. it's this song. ♪ riding on a horse ♪ with your horse." i have been in a valley ♪ ♪ been up on that horse old town road from lill nas exeks kicked up outrage after getting taken off the billboard country char

i'm trevor noah.ur guest tonight is the mayor of south bend, indiana, and you've probably seen him on the campaign trail, pete buttigieg is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) yes, i am so excited. we're going to talk to him about everything -- reparations, mike pence, what it's like to be one of only 600 democrats running for president. so exciting! ( laughter ) but before that, we've got to catch up on the news and today, my friends, there is a lot of news. i'll be honest, i don't know if we have enough time to catch up on all the news. nobody does. not enough time is just the right amount of time for a little segment we call "ain't nobody got time for that." ( cheers and applause ) president trump loves bragging about the records that he set as president -- higher start, lowest unemployment and bestest brain ever. and over the weekend he add a new record to the list. >> "the washington post" says that president trump's lie counts since entering office has now hit five digits. the newspaper fac

i won't sugar coat it, trevor.t relationship was your best chance of not dying alone. ( crying ) well, you will never be president! ( laughter ) klobuchar wasn't there joust to crush dreams. her policies including reducing drug sentences, expanding pell grants and telling people to think fast. although you could tell the audience wasn't exactly her biggest fan. >> i am someone that runs in a purple state and every single time i have run, i have won every single congressional district in my state, including michele bachmann's, okay? that's when you guys are supposed to here. ( laughter ) >> trevor: that was rough. asking someone to cheer is like asking someone to say i love you. if they don't do it on their own, that's kind of the answer. and, yes, i'm speaking to all the parents out there. stop asking your toddler if they love you. they don't. they just met you. all they love is baby shark and zip locks of dry cereal. they don't like you. but the final town hall of the night was the surging pete buttigieg, mayor of

i'm trevor noah! so good to have you here!ur guest tonight, let's do it, our guest tonight is the creator and star of the new netflix sitcom special about his life as a gay disabled man, ryan o'connell is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on the show, joe biden grabs ahold of the presidential race. roy wood, jr. takes his horse to the old town road, and everyone knows your instagram is fake. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. ♪ the american economy is booming. in fact, unemployment is so low that companies are having trouble finding employees, which is why mcdonald's is looking anywhere it can. >> mcdonald's wants workers to spend some of their golden years at the golden arches. the fast food giant partnering with aarp in an effort to hire older employees for anything from morning shifts to management roles. mcdonald's hopes to fill 250,000 jobs nationwide by this summer. >> trevor: oh, man, this is cool. yeah. partnering up with aarp to find jobs for senior citizens, especially since mcdonald's

. >> trevor: i'll will honest, i'm not a big fan of musicals. >> you're not alone. >> trevor: for me,ing and then talk and sing. i don't like it when everything is -- ♪ let me walk with you -- i can't do that. this is different. a lot of people say, oh, "les misÉrables" -- this is different. >> it is different. >> trevor: this is gripping. >> it's an adaptation by andrew davies from victor hugo's original 1500 page novel. a lot of people don't realize that's what the musical was based on. >> trevor: right. >> he did an aaptation six hours from that. >> trevor: when you watch this series, one thing that struck me is whenever i watched pieces of "les misÉrables," it was, like, ah, this is happening whenever. >> right. >> trevor: this is strong but watching this series felt eerily like things that are happening today. >> absolutely. another focus of ours, you know, jean valjean, for instance, as played by dominic cease west, is in prison for 19 years for stealing a loaf of bread. you only have to look at the prison complex in america now, people from color, from deprived economic backgro

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>> trevor: no, i don't, roy. >> see, then we're still climbing that mountain, trevor. >> trevor: roy., everybody. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ didoh please. he justl of that sex popped out of you.my child? i'm sure he knows the territory down there. wake up! am i being unreasonable? [ mutering under breath ] ding dong! ding dong! you are mean. i wish you were little. [ screaming ] that girl. wished i was little. wishes don't come true. if they did i would be on maternity leave with michael b. jordan's baby by now. did you order him? that's my boyfriend. yes! ohh yeah! ohh yeah! ohh we hide hotel names, so you can find four star hotels at two star prices. ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e [dophin making] e-e-e-e ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e we'd love some help with laundry. spray and scrub anything with a stain. wash t

>> i think so. >> trevor: yeah, you can hit the table, welcome to it. >> good to be here. >> trevor:ve you here, congratulations on all of your success. many people may know from you maroon 5, they go like that's him. in fact someone describe you to me, they were like p.j. morton, i was like who is p.j. morton kus i know the music but not the name. they go the black guy from p maroon 5, do people say that to you a lot. >> my father calls me the only maroon in maroon 5, i get that all the time. >> trevor: you have been really successful with the band as a singer, as a songwriter, as a keyboardist. you have a great story with them it must have been an interesting time for you when you were playing the super bowl. >> yes. >> trevor: right? because that was one of the touchiest moments that we've soon. maroon 5 is safe, no one ever goes like maroon 5, a controversial band. >> sure. >> trevor: and the super bowl came up and people were like why are you performing at the super bowl instead of supporting colin kaepernick, what that a tough decision for the band to make. >> yeah, and i don't

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>> trevor: twice, twice. ( laughter )çóçó ( cheers and applause )çó >> trevor: aaahhh! aaahhh!en: that doesn't bother me at all. ( laughter ) >> trevor: i want to ask you, you said you were an open book. when you started hosting this show, a lot ofçó people were stressed that you weren't going to succeed. >> stephen: me, too. >> trevor: right. and, initially, reviews came out, like, colbert's lost it, this is it, he should have stayed on his old show, he doesn't have it. >> stephen: they weren't that harsh. ( laughter ) >> trevor: no, you know why -- can i tell you why -- >> stephen: i didn't read them but -- >> trevor: i remember they were that harsh because they were similar to my reviews. that's why i remember them. >> stephen: oh, yeah, yeah, i remember those. ( laughter ) ( applause )Ñi j. loçó my ass. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( piano riff ) >> trevor: let me ask you this, was there añr point where you jen whrin thought to yourself, i've made the biggest mistakexd ever? was there ever a moment where you had doubts? >> stephen: i thought thatst r: rght.g i er tone. >>veeve

ryan o'connell. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome. >> hi. >> trevor: how you doing, ryan?to the show, and congratulations on your show, first and foremost. >> thank you, thank you. >> trevor: yeah, it's a journey that you have been on that i don't think anyone would have predicted include you canself because you first wrote about your life, and it was meant to just be, you know, paperback and you were going to get the story out there, all of a sudden it blows up and jim parsons sees the story and says, i love this, we should make it into a tv show. that's what you've done. you've written a story about your life and based on a true story, you're a disabled person who's also gay, and it's one of the funniest premises as ever because you come out as gay but are worried about coming out as disabled. that's wild. >> i come from a big gay family. coming out is mbd for me. it's, like, what closet is this bitch going to hide ( ( laughter ) i was born with a mild case of cerebral palsy. i never really related to it. i got hit by a car when i was 20 years old, i moved to new york to

( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome back to the show. >> thank you very much. >> trevor: andis, like, a run that you are having. "black panther" and now "us." how does it feel? >> it feels really good. i won't lie. ( laughter ) >> trevor: as it should. i mean, "us" has really done amazing. i'm not giving away any of the plot that's not in the trailer, but basically we see this family, you know, it's yourself and winston duke and you have your kids and you're on this vacation and then there's another version of you that shows up. >> mm-hmm. >> trevor: which is one of the most terrifying things. >> mm-hmm. >> trevor: is you looking at you like the dark side of you. >> mm-hmm. >> trevor: there's a very powerful message just in that moment in the film. >> it's about the duality of human nature. we all have a darkness inside of us that we often suppress, and when it goes unattended to, unacknowledged, it can sometimes rear its ugly head and actually be destructive to us and the world. >> trevor: right. >> adelaide is convinced something bad is about to happen and is proven right w

( cheers and applause ) >> works every time, trevor. >> trevor: lewis black, everybody!heers and applause ) miller lite is always brewed with great taste and only 96 calories. now that's a combo. miller lite. hold true. ♪ sometimes the smallest gestures can be the most refreshing. give extra, get extra with new extra refreshers gum. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight is a business woman and philanthropist who cochairs the bill and melinda gates foundation. her new book is called "the moment of lift: how empowering women changes the world." please welcome melinda gates. ( cheers and applause ) >> hi, trevor. >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you! >> trevor: it is so good to have you here, especially considering the book that you've written. i would like to talk about your journey from the very beginning. because you've lived, like, a really, really interesting life. for some people, you popped up as melinda gates. but you genuinely have lived an interesting life. for instance, i didn't know that you were offered a

>> trevor: you're going to spin? >> oh, my god! >> trevor: why are you going to spin?ne this before. >> trevor: welcome to the show. let's talk about the music. congratulations, first of all. you're going to be performing at coachella for the first time. >> ever! a lot of people are excited for you. many of your fans are excited because all of your day ones have been with you on this journey. you know, you create music in a really specific way. you've even described your music as "church with a twerk." >> hallelujah. ( laughter ) hallelujah, trevor! i don't know. i feel like my music is really positive and uplifting, and i played enough shows now to ask people how they feel. and they always say it's a religious experience. >> trevor: right. >> or a spiritual experience. i grew up in church, church of god and christ in detroit. and so that was my connection with music was spirituality and gospel. so i like to bring that into, you know, the lizzo world. and, also, it beats working, so why would i stop now! i've been twerking since i was 14. >> trevor: you-- you-- you hav

i'm your host trevor noah.ur guest tonight is a democratic congressman from brooklyn, new york, hakeem jeffries is joining us, everyone! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, joe biden may have lost the election, why george clooney is even more perfect and trump is now at war with four mexicos. first, let's catch up on today's headlines. ♪ el chapo guzman, the world's most notorious drug kingpin and mexican baked potato. prison may have put an end to his cartel days but now he has a new career that's more fabulous. >> el chapo is breaking out. the drug kingpin's name will appear on a new line of clothing created by his wife. joaquÍn (el chapo) guzmÁn who once ran a huge drug cartel in mexico signed a contract granting the clothing company the right to use its name on its pieces to launch this summer. >> trevor: el chapo is starting a clothing line which makes no sense. i want to wear el chapo jeans like i want to smoke tommy hilfiger crack. stay in your lane. why would a clothing brand want to work wi

hello, hello, hello. >> trevor seems pretty star struck by lady o. and wanted to know s oprah just like us? >> the one thing i will not do is send my underwear out to be washed or cleans. >> wow. okay. my grandmother would love that. >> it's like $5 for a pair of panties. >> that's the reason? >> that's the reason. >> she graciously signed fans for autographs after the show, where she ve vealed she brings supplies on the road. >> i travel with my own draed and avocados. i have an avocado orchard. >> you said you were going tell us something norm. >> i think it's rid dlous pay for avocados. >>> there was a crowd to remember nipsey hussle. a who's who of the music world say good-bye to the fallen star. 11 day after she was fatally shot, beyonce and jay-z were among the more than 20,000 people inside the staples center. >> i was told this is one of the statement songs i had done. >> stevie took the stage to perform "rocket love." in 2017 he wrapped about wonder attending his funeral ♪ stevie wonder at your funeral." >> lauren london gave a heartfelt mes

trevor you can go ahead. :hilary: i think -- i'll give a perspective in this context. so over the last 10 years, the number of fires in our state has more than doubled. the area has now encompassed the entire state versus just certain pockets of our state. the season has now moved from april and in this case, march, all the way to october and november. if i look back over 10 years of funding for just fire preparation not even the , mitigation side and forest health because of the fire we have, problems that over those 10 years, our state's budget, the funding received from the federal and our state government, has only increased $2.5 million over the entire 10 years. that's it. $2.5 million. one fire alone costs $60 million to fight, right? what we have is a systemic problem at the state and the federal level of not adequately funding the resources for the problem that's in front of us. not only on the context of response, but truly in the context of preparation. what we need -- and that's why we built a plan that wasn't about our state. it was about all of our agencie

. >> he said if anything happened to beverly, trevor done it. >> who's trevor? time. >> did this give you hope there was an accomplice here and mean he did have beverly? >> i had hope we were going to find beverly alive. you have to. that's what keeps you going. >> louis said the last time he saw beverly, he was with trevor and offered evidence she might still be alive. louis played a recording from his phone and it was chilling. >> carl, it's beverly. i just want 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 to let you know, i love you very much. >> it was encouraging but it only proved beverly was alive at the time of the recording. the detective told louis he needed more. >> that's when he finally says i'll take you to the last place that she was. >> so this is a big moment now. >> yup. >> in this whole case. this is it. >> yup. that's when we load him up and he start going to cabot, arkansas. >> beverly's family prayed this nightmare was about to end.

trevor: there definitely is the risk of time. the conversation causing other things to slow down, whether it be a long-term recovery disaster case management or other programs that trickle out of some federal dollars or federal programs. time can be an issue for nonprofits working on those. for us, were we don't depend on appropriations for our work. our work is done by donations from the american public. confusion --or of layer of confusions. to make sure we are all facing the same goal because our volunteers are there because the people are serving without opinions on political affiliation. anyway we can streamline that is better for the people who need it. compounding the heightened politics is that these events are happening more frequently. congressional research found that 2018 was a record year for disasters costing in the billions of dollars. daniel, i would love to hear from you about how your agency is evolving in terms of being able to respond to more frequent disasters that are costing this much money. something we re

if a great panel today, immediately to my left is trevor, he's been the american red prosper more than a dozen years and now senior vice president for disaster cycle there's services. and washington state public lands commissioner, hillary protects and manages more than 6 million acres of public land. in charge of the state's largest wildfire fighting force. we have daniel, he's the acting deputy at fema. he's the deputy administrator for resilience. that makes him famous second highest ranking official and he's also the leader of all the agencies in the program. and we have christina, the american progress and her research focused on the increasing frequency of natural disasters. >> thank you. have a lot of ground to cover. disaster aid is becoming increasingly on capitol hill. recovery is more complex and taking more resources because of the scale and intensity. state and local governments under pressure to be more prepared for disasters, make it costs and a mature remind everyone will take questions at the end so i encourage everyone to hold them until after. # political relief. >>

forest service couldn't start the wildfire training that they do every year in the winter and to trevor's point, it's important to do it earlier and earlier in the year because the fire season isn't really a season anymore. it's more a constant state of being, especially in the west. so you know, these are the kinds of things that aren't typically part of the conversation in washington when congress is having these funding fights. but they have been severe for our communities and for the american people. can i just jump on that too. we used to start in may with trainings. we're moving them up to april and march. because of the government shutdown, actually we had to cancel a number of trainings, 700-person firefighter trainings. we thought, that's okay, we'll catch up. the reality is in the second week in march, we had 54 fires in washington state. we have never ever in the history of washington state ever had that problem. we were actually having to backfill with people just on the ground pulling them in. because we didn't have our training capacity. it is a real, real impact. >> we've t

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the bases loaded, two outs, a little check swing gets a trevor hilton runs into the field. gets out at first. out of the bases loaded, bottom of the 9th, two on. the last strike,om v.r. ces through. sends the ball into left allwa e to the wall. one run comes in to score. runner holds at third, r.b.i. double, and the orioles are within a run. later on bases loaded. pedro, former national-1 3 count. buddy swinging. severino, that's going to right field. lots of missed opportunities for the orioles. they lose this onethe twins 4-3. >>> you 7know, final minutes of the capitals game, 6-1 to the s hurricanesnley cup playoff, you could hear the fans at capital one arena chanting t.j. oshie. it was a win for t.j.hi ose. and the capitals will have to continue to w without oshie. oshie underwent surgery on a fractured right collarbone. he suffered the injury in the game fr loss to the hurricanes after taking a hit from one and slamming into the. bo vogel given a two-board penalty. no other discipline from the sy 6 to 8 weeks. doesn't sound good. >>> meantime, win it for oshie. capita

trevor went through a tough time, obviously, after his mom passed.: because of me, probably, we just haven't talked about it and discussed it as much as we should and i don't know how to tell that story. it's tough. i feel bad. and i feel bad for my best friend. that's it. i mean, no one deserves to like, go through all that stuff. just, it hurts, you know. i pushed him to embrace his story, 'cause i knew it would bring him closure, but most importantly, help the business, as well. but he pushed back and pushed back. i don't know if the face of the brand is supposed to be so much about me and my mom. as much as that's our story, like, i just struggle with talking about it. until eventually he got there. he personally prepared a video for flex's website, which paid tribute to his mom and the impact she had had on the business and it was incredibly powerful. love my kids. we feel so good. it's -- it's crazy, we feel so inspired again, to -- to share with people about these causes that we care about. the reality of it is, is that the reason your busines

as you know, his airborne mallory,, trevor lee advised against dropping the airborne about a week before d-day. ike decided to go ahead, understanding the casualties might be unsustainably high, which would not only grind up the airborne troops, but would jeopardize the mission itself. he decided he had to go forward. then as far as his ego is concerned, he suppressed it again in front of his critics, especially the british who attacked him personally and professionally over his strategy for ending the war. and on any other number of small issues. there are times when you read the history of this and he want to say, stand up for yourself. but, remarkably, he won every big fight. he knew just when to turn it on and turned it off. then he would deploy his ego again over disagreements with charles de gaulle, not a minor disagreement. franklin roosevelt did not want to see general de gaulle become the leader of france. he wanted elections in the midst of french chaos and eisenhower found a crafty way around the president's views. he suppressed his ego again by allowing charles de gaulle and

he was 24-year-old trevor frazier and he lived here in frederick. this investigation is continuing with the shooting appening just one day before easter. we don't know at this point whether this investigation will affect easter services affected for tomorrow morning. justin, back do you. darcy spencer live in frederic with the active investigation going on. thank you, dar. > storm team 4 has been with you breaking into program and tracking record. we have a look at the storms and look ahead. >> we confirmed an ef-0 butnd wk wi did gust to 70 miles per hour. the severe part of the storm is out of here but the entirety of the storm shrll moving tgh. we will see showers from it as we head through sunday. for now take a look at your forecast for and to the. maybe headed to a watch party to check out the caps' game. this evening not much different, except a chae for an isolated shower. stick around and i will talk to you about sunda easter surnday, and let you know the timing on the rain and what wre expecting. >> thank yos4 am> new speaks with neighbors

in fact, last night, senator sanders was on trevor noah's daily show on comedy center and even trevorressing the senator as to when he's going to release his taxes. take a listen. >> my theory is trump doesn't want us to know that he's not a billionaire and you don't want us to know that you are. so are we going to see your tax returns. >> you sure are. april 15th is coming. that will be the tenth year, and we'll make them all public shortly. >> what's all? >> ten years. and by the way, i'm delighted to do that, proud to do that. hey, mr. trump, you do the same thing. >> so you see there, even in that answer, jim, senator sanders giving a slight nudge to president trump telling him to release his taxes. this is something he's consistently pushes president trump to do for several years. we still don't have a real explanation other than that he's waiting until the april 15th tax deadline to finish up this round of taxes before he releases them all. he's insistent that these tax returns are very boring. there isn't anything that exciting for us to see. and we should also point out that t

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