hello. >> hello, trevor! or hello trevor ( british accent ) >> trevor: michael costa, you're the queen's diversity czar? how did you get the job? >> prince william and i go way back. the windsers used to hire me to lose to him in tennis. >> trevor: you're a white guy. why wouldn't the royal family hire someone more diverse for the diversity job? >> well, you know, they thought about it but people were so angry after the whole archie controversy they just decided to make black people happy and pick a white guy. >> trevor: whatever. let's just get into it. what is your plan to make the royal family more accepting of diverts at this? >> well, first off, trevor, people underestimate how diverse the royal family already is. we have welsh people, scottish people, zombies. it's a rainbow over here. >> trevor: none of those actually count. the royal family needs to do a better job of promoting inclusivity among black and brown people. >> way ahead of you, trevor, and we've got a great idea for how to do that. you see

in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show" with trevor noah. ♪♪♪ >> trevor: let's kickth the coronavirus vaccine. aka "people" magazine's "sexiest vaccine alive." we've gotten all sorts of vaccines, pfizer, moderna, astrazeneca, monteiro. but for at least a while there will be one less. >> breaking news, the c.d.c. and f.d.a. have just issued a joint statement recommending a pause in the use of the johnson & johnson vaccine in the u.s. the agencies say they reviewing six reported cases of a rare type of blood clot in people who have received the vaccine. nearly 7 million doses of the j&j vaccine have already been administered in the u.s. officials say these adverse events appear to be extremely rare -- >> trevor: yeah, the f.d.a. has temporarily halted the johnson & johnson vaccine while they look into six cases of rare blood clots in people who got that vaccine. and, look, on the one hand, i get it, you don't want the vaccine for one disease to give you another disease. i wouldn't want the flu shot if it also gave me restless vagina syndrome. but, on the other hand, it

so we don't lose people. >> trevor: if you said to me six years ago, hey, trevor, weed should be legal devil. people are going to smoke the weed, it's a gateway drug and it will kill them all. that's what i was brought up to believe in my community and school and life. how could we all be so wrong and programmed so incorrectly? >> people have to understand that in the united states drugs are not banned because of pharmacology or science, drugs are banned because of racism. we band all of these drugs ringly bays of their association with a despised group. the opioids are banned because of our hate of asian, cheese folks, cocaine because i hate black people, marijuana because i hate mexican-americans and black people. so if we understand why drugs are banned in the first place, we can start to look behind the sort of curtain and see some of what the reality really is. like you said with marijuana, you can no longer fool people because more than 50% of adults have used marijuana in their life. so it's harder to fool them, but with something like cocaine or crack, it's still easy to fool p

>> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody, i'm trevor noah and this is the daily social distancing show. today is wednesday, april 149 which means it's the exact time of year when no matter what coat you decide to put on when you go outside, it's going to be the wrong coat. it's either too cold for a light coat or it's going to be too hot for a heavy coat. that's why when i go outside i always wear the same coat, a superlong trench coat with nothing on underneath. wait, what? anyway, coming up on tonight's showed we talk about the latest development in the police killing of daunte wright. how stay-at-home moms are finally getting their due, and america is definitely pulling out of afghanistan this time. so let's do this, people. welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is the daily social distancing show with trevor noah. >> trevor: let's kick things off with the biggest announcement today that didn't involve the bachelor. i'm talking about afghanistan. the country that much like the bathroom at a chi

i'm trevor noah and this is "the daily social distancing show." today is monday, april 26th, and, yes, we are back, baby! we were off the air last week so i could get some spring cleaning done. also amazing what you discover when you clean your place. i found a piece of back jerky in my couch which is insane because the last time i had back jerky was the end of 2019, maybe earl. anyway, coming up on tonight's show, we catch up on our favorite moments from the oscars. michael kosta takes a close look at feet. and why india's corona problem could soon become everyone's corona problem. so let's do this, people, welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show" with trevor noah! ♪ ♪ >> trevor: let's kick things off with the oscars, the biggest night to have the year for hollywood and for people who manufacture red carpets. despite the pandemic shaking everything up, the oscars pulled off a lot of cool moments last night. we got to see

please. >> trevor: mr.show." >> thank you so much! >> trevor: today was one of those days when a name trend on twitter and people were sent into a frenzy. now, i'm sure you know this, but whenever a name trends on twitter, especially when it's a famous name, people think one of two things has happened: the person had died or the person wishes they had died. today, morgan freeman was trend, but thank goodness it was neither of two. in fact, you're trying to stop people from dying. >> i truly, absolutely. no, i'm not dying, and i'm not-- i'm not even thinking about dying or wishing anything having to do with dying. the only wishes i have is that those people who are refusing to take these dag-gun shots realize this is one of the things we really have to do. i don't understand, to tell you the truth, anyone who has some issues with the idea of being vaccinated against this... scourge. you know, the facts are in. we know that all those dead people are dead, and why they're dead. you know, they didn't get hit by

your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show," with trevor noah. >> trevor: let's kick things off with guns-- the perfect way to win every argument permanently. president biden has been trying to push gun reform ever since his friend from college was shot to death by aaron burr. and today, he took another step to solve it. >> president joe biden this morning announcing his plan to go around congress on the issue of gun control, this following several recent mass shootings. >> president biden outlined a series of executive actions on gun violence today. the president's executive orders direct the justice department to regulate a gun accessory known as a stabilizing brace, which can be used to allow a pistol to operate similarly to a rifle. the d.o.j. will also be tasked with publishing a template for "red flag" legislation to be adopted by the states. the e.o.s also directs the justice department to issue a ruling on so-called "ghost guns," untraceable weapons that can be made at home from parts purchased on the internet. the president said he wants those gun

so thank you for doing that, trevor. >> trevor: my pleasure. >> it was really inspired by this africanosophy of ibuntu because i realized there was such a disease in terms of how we look at gender inequality. it was for women lead by women. and men were almost kind of not engaged as much as they could because but then they should. because at the imed of the day as you rightly said, the men should be the ones not abusing women. we come it st a responsible on women to say don't abuse me, so i saw an opportunity to bring men as part of the conversation and as part of the solution so that we as a collective for shared humanitarian can work together to end this really, really devastating issue. >> trevor: you always are looking to give back, are you always looking to contribute. you are trying to find ways to get involved. i have talked tho, and i know you have as well, i always tell people, governments are the only ones that can fix it. philanthropy is a drop in the bucket that can help in the right direction but really you need the scale of government to fix a lot of this systemic and end

trevor: this is it (~bleep~)ed up.enant nazario had his hands hanging out the window and he still got threatened, pepper sprayed and thrown on the ground, and the whole time, mind you, the whole final, these cops are saying the craziest shit to him. you should be scared! oh, you're fixing to ride the lightning! how the (~bleep~) is that professional? ride the lightning? you're not hyping a ride at six flags, you're dealing with someone's life. how crazy is it, this driver knew to get to a gas station so he would have decent lighting for the encounter. just think about that for a moment. police brutality forced everyday black americans to become lighting experts. yeah, the lighting is great, you will be able to see the cops whip my ass, this is much better. please don't forget, this is how cops treated one of the troops, huh, the troops, while he was wearing the his uniform, not a hoodie, not baggy pants. so what's the excuse this time? huh? i mean, if a black man in military uniform can't get humane treatment from the

>> trevor: goddamn!e only way a black person would be happy about winning a car on "the price is right" is if it came with a white person to drive it for them. i mean, no one should be afraid that they'll be killed because of something they won on "the price is right," other than maybe one of those pontoon boats. those things are death traps. i'm pretty sure you're only allowed to drive them if you're drunk. but this just shows you how getting behind the wheel is a very different for black people. it's why vin diesel is always the main guy in the "fast and furious" movies. you can't have tyrese getting pulled over for a busted tail light when you're trying to drive out of a skyscraper. and you might be like, "well, if you're so scared of being pulled over, then don't do anything wrong." yeah, but let's be honest, people. america's laws always give police an excuse to pull someone over i think you were going too fast, i think you were going too slow. seat belts, tail light, license plate, tinted windows.

trevor noah here.round the country to attend as many trump rallies as he could, and he did. from pennsylvania to iowa all the way to the capitol riots on january 6th. now that some time has passed, we thought it would be a good idea for jordan to look back at what he saw, catch up with the people he met, and reflect on that year and its violent conclusion. so, tonight, we present to you jordan klepper's journey into the maga-verse. ♪ - i'm jordan klepper, and i'm back where it all began, in the very same parking lot where i interviewed hundreds of fired up trump supporters, here in hershey, pennsylvania. or lancaster, pennsylvania. or... shit. this might be jersey. the point is, i've definitely been here before. because i remember doing a badass hero shot over there, interviewing some women drinking wine at 10:00 in the morning, and walking out of that corn field like a boss. although there's no more corn field. so, thanks a lot, president joe biden. last year, i followed trump supporters to his rallie

distancing show with trevor noah. all right, let's kick things off with the coronavirus pandemic. a thing your brain is preparing to store as a repressed memory. with more and more americans getting vaccinated the country is starting to look ahead to a new normal. new york city now plans to fully reopen at the beginning of july. and cruiseships will now be able to reopen in the middle of july which means the covid pandemic will reopen at the end of july. we're doing this, people. we're doing it. but maybe the biggest sign that things are getting back to normal is the return of every free loader's favorite way to snack. >> costco is promising to bring back two features that were stopped during the pandemic, big box retailer has the food court and free samples return as long as state regulation as law it. costco says food coulters could reopen with outdoor seating and samples likely offered in to go bags for customers to take outside the store. >> trevor: sorry guys, this is-- i never thought this day would come. i mean

your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show," with trevor noah. >> trevor: let's kick things off with the census. it's how the u.s. government says "everyone in the country make some nooiiise." every ten years, the census determines how many people are in the country, and then how many congressional seats each state gets, and which city gets a "real housewives." and now, the 2020 numbers are out. >> the u.s. census reports over the last decade, the population grew at the slowest rate since the 1930s. this was driven by a leveling off of immigration and a declining birthrate in the country. >> and because of population shifts, texas will pick up two seats in congress. florida, north carolina, montana, colorado, and oregon will each get one more. and for the first time, california is losing one seat, as are illinois, michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, west virginia, and new york, which-- get this-- was just 89 people short of keeping all of its seats. >> trevor: aaahh! this is unbelievable. you'retalg me if just 89 more new yorkers had filled out their census, the

. ♪ i can't wait 'til the day i kiss you ♪ >> trevor: hey, what's going on, i'm trevor noah and thisthe daily social distancing show. today is world health day. finally, the one day this year when we can sit around worrying about our health. anyway, coming up on tonight's show, siri is getting a makeover. we'll reveal the winner of the pandemic bracket. and we try and explain what a goddam nft is. so let's' do this, people, welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world shall this is the daily social distancing show with trevor noah. >> all right, let's kick things off with mitch mcconnell. senate minority leader, and action figure that got way too close to a light bull be. like most republicans, mcconnell has been very upset that corporations like delta and coca cola are speaking out against georgia's new voter restriction law which limits dropboxs, makes it illegal to pass out water to people waiting in line and lets people skip to the front if they are wearing boat shoes. and now mcconnell is telling corpor

didn't you just have a baby, trevor.ut that, look at this though, look at this picture. 69 million throors. >> shut up! >> huh? >> the problem though is that if digital pictures become the new status symbol, you realize that rap videos are about to get boring as hell. because instead of slowing off expensive cars or pet tigers, rappers are just going to be clicking through their computer. >> hey, hey. ♪ now this may all seem insane but the truth is, guys, the idea of spending money on digital collectibles isn't much different than spending money or anything else. anything else people collect like baseball cards or beanie babies, or the fingers of secret service agents. nft's really really just a new twist on that. >> the idea of collectibles has always been very physical. you have comic books that you need or you have art that you hang on your wall. but with these, st meant to be entirely digital. >> on the surface buyers appear to be purchasing what is already on the internet for free like this video of a monsterrous du

distancing show with trevor noah. let's kick things off with the coronavirus vaccine. the thing that is responsible for the most welcome stabbing spree in history. more than 40% of americans have now gotten at least one dose of the vaccine. but there are sill a lot-- still a lot of people who have yet to roll up their sleeves. and maybe it's because they wrongly believe that the vaccine is dangerous. or maybe they think it's a plot by bill gates to replace our brain with windows 10. or maybe they think bill gates didn't put a microchip inside the vaccine and that is why they don't want it. whatever the reason, america won't be rid of coronavirus until more of these vaccine holdouts get on board. which isçó why now some places e coming up with a creative incentive for winning these people over. >> health officials are getting creative in how they convince hesitant americans to get the covid vaccine. >> the governor of west virginia is offering a 100 savings bond from anyone 16 to 35 who gets the vacs veen. >> at the am

it will be great for trevor hemmings _ hemmings.eat for trevor hemmings to win - hemmings. it will be great for trevor hemmings to win the l hemmings. it will be great for - trevor hemmings to win the grand national. he loves having winners here so it will be one for the romantics if his horse were to win the grand national. he romantics if his horse were to win the grand national.— the grand national. he is well fancied a head _ the grand national. he is well fancied a head of _ the grand national. he is well fancied a head of a _ the grand national. he is well fancied a head of a unique - the grand national. he is well. fancied a head of a unique grand national that will be watched by a handful of people inside the racecourse and about 500 million on television around the world. richard askham, bbc news. it has been a great day for us to alex ferguson, the former manchester united manager had to share in the first three minutes and with a hat trick was completed by a horse written by harry compton and trained ljy written by harry

lemonis: trevor, i think it would be good if you come. trevor: of course.got you. ♪♪ lemonis: how are you? kathleen: hi. welcome to focus groups. lemonis: nice to see you again. so, i'm taking ana to a focus group today, which is essentially a controlled environment, and it allows people to give real, honest feedback without feeling uncomfortable. it's going to open her eyes. kathleen: so, we have 10 people selected at random. there's a camera and two-way mirror. so, you can see them, they don't see you. ana: right. so, if they're here, isn't there this kind of presumption that they're trying to find what's wrong with something? kathleen: no. there's going to be people that really like it, as well. lemonis: let's go do it. kathleen: it'll be a learning experience. let's go. hi. ♪♪ thank you all for coming. i would like you to circle what you like on that label, cross out what you don't, and put a question mark by anything that you are confused about. done? so, now what i'd like you do, just without thinking, give me one word -- what are your first impressio

i'm trevor ault. >> and i'm faith abubey. kenneth and mona off today. >>> we begin with breaking news, word of another mass shooting in america, this time in south carolina. >> overnight officials confirm two children ages 5 and 9 were killed along with their grandparents and another adult at a home in rock hill, south carolina, which is in the northern part of the state and overnight the shooter was on the loose described as possibly armed and dangerous. right now police are not discussing a motive or whether the shooter knew the family. >>> and this comes just hours before president biden is set to unveil a series of executive actions taking aim at gun violence with gun safety legislation stalling in congress. the administration describes today's announcement as an initial step. after three mass shootings in three weeks, president biden this morning following through with his promise to take on gun violence. >> i don't need to wait another minute, let alone an hour, to take common sense steps that will save the lives in the

you know, all day long i worry about trevor.rry about the time that's being taken away from him. the time he's been in there. it's some of the best years of his life. so it is hard. it's hard to deal with. >> since the biden administration has come into office, i'm told you have been in touch with the secretary of state, antony blinken. what did he have to say? >> he said he was going to work hard, of course, to bring trevor home at every opportunity they could. discuss bringing trevor home from the russians and they would give us transparency. keep us in the loop about what they're doing, what they planned to do. and we were pleased to hear that. >> i understand you spent the better part of last year in russia trying to be there for your son. this entire ordeal has had to be so draining on your family, not just financially but emotionally as well. >> yes, sir. i spent over 13 months in russia on two different trips working with the attorneys and the embassy to try and work through the russian legal system, which we've finally r

>> trevor ault in columbus tonight. trevor, thank you. >>> in elizabeth city, north carolina, tonight, the shooting making news there. the county sheriff calling it a tragic day there after andrew brown jr. was fatally shot as deputies were executing a search warrant there. the sheriff did not say today what the warpt was for, but he did say the deputy who fired was wearing a body camera. that case is now in the hands of the north carolina state bureau investigation. one deputy is on administrative leave tonight. >>> we turn the other major news this wednesday night. the coronavirus here in the u.s. president biden marking that milestone today. 200 million vaccine doses administered now within his first 100 days. and now the challenge, as the rate of vaccinations slows down, getting americans who haven't gotten the shot to get one. the president announcing a new tax credit so employers can pay workers to take time off to be vaccinated, still get paid for that time. cdc stats tonight showing the vaccination rate is stall

along with trevor and trinity thousands of teenagers in the study regularly get brain scans. paradoxically to prevent them from fidgeting during the exams they get to watch a country. the study has only just begun but it has already led to a 1st discovery the brains of children who play a lot of video games have particular features. what i'm showing here are differences for kids who spend a lot of their times playing good video games rather than other types of screen media what we found in our 1st analysis is in the front of the brain or the prefrontal cortex which is responsible for emotional development decisionmaking things like that it's developed a little bit faster than their peers. we don't know if that's a good or bad thing we don't know if videogames caused that or if it just happens to be that kids who have a slightly more developed brain happen to like video games more. concerning this question is the goal for a 2nd section of the a.b.c. to study. memory capacity concentration emotionalism psychological balance. which 1002 texans received individual psychological e

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. >> reporter: a year ago, pitcher trevor williams thought one of his baseball dreams was about to come it's something that is one of those career things on their check list that they want to hit. >> reporter: but about come last august, there were no pirates fans at the game to on give his bobblehead to. now 10s of thousands are sitting in boxes in pittsburgh while trevor is pitching in chicago for the cubs. what do you think should happen to the bobbleheads? >> thankfully i don't have to make that decision. thankfully that is above my pay grade. >> reporter: and now one seattle area company is dealing with the bobbling back up. was there a boint that the room was over flowing in bobbleheads? >> over flowing is a understatement. >> reporter: they make all the cool things that sports teams give away. like all these bobbleheads. the giants resurrected the craze with a give away back in 1999. and soon, these limited run items became a hot ticket for collectors, some selling for hundreds, even thousands of dollars. >> at least 2/3 of the bobblehead productions are in production or on their

some are guilty but all of us are responsible. >> trevor ault with us tonight from columbus. and trevor, that officer, i know, is on administrative lead and the investigation under way into whether the shooting was justified? >> reporter: it is, david. and the interim chief of police is still not weighing in on that, but he has said officers are authorized to use lethal force if there's a deadly threat to themselves or to a third party. now, an investigation is under way to determine whether nor at officer reardon followed policy or broke the law. david? >> trevor, thank you. >>> in elizabeth city, north carolina, tonight, the shooting making news there. the county sheriff tragic day. the sheriff did not say today what the warrant was for, buto s wearing a body camera. that case is now in the hands of the north carolina state bureau investigation. one deputy is on administrative leave tonight. >>> we turn the other major news this wednesday night. the coronavirus here in the u.s. president biden marking that milestone today. 200 million vaccine doses administered now within h

trevor ault joining us from a mass vaccination site now in new york. trevor, we have been hearing health experts suggest that younger teens may get vaccinated by fall, but you're learning that time line could be moved up. >> reporter: that's right. whit, with pfizer applying for emergency use authorization to administer the shot to 12 to 15-year-olds, health experts say young teenagers could start getting vaccinated in the early summer if not earlier. the cdc director says that authorization could be granted in mid-may. whit. >> we'll stand by for news on that. trevor, thank you. >>> overseas now and the outpouring of tributes for prince philip. the 99-year-old husband of the qeen who had recently been hospitalized dying yesterday at windsor castle. crowds gathering outside buckingham palace, many leaving flowers. prince charles today paying tribute to his father and his years of service to the crown. the funeral set for next saturday. and tonight we're learning his grandson prince harry will attend without his wife meghan who's expecting their second

trevor ault joins us now from outside laguardia airport. and trevor, we see those vaccination numbers keep climbing. right now, the cdc says fully vaccinated people should still wear masks in public. but dr. anthony fauci says a change could be coming soon? >> reporter: that's right, whit. dr. fauci says he wouldn't be surprised if a number of studies happening right now showed people who are fully vaccinated can't spread the virus and thus wouldn't need to wear masks. he says looser restrictions are coming, but right now, it's best to stay cautious and keep wearing them. whit? >> we'll have to stand by for some of that news. all right, trevor, thank you. >>> now to our nation's capital and so many questions a day after the incident that claimed the life of a capitol hill police officer. that officer, william "billy" evans, an 18-year veteran, being honored. a second officer injured and recovering. and tonight, authorities are learning more about the suspect, noah green, as they search for a motive in the attack. here's abc's faith abubey o

lawrence. >>> trevor lawrence is about to get a hefty paycheck.will sign a contract nearly $37 million over four years. the clemson quarterback was drafted by jacksonville jaguars. the final pick of the first round will receive about 11 million with the tampa bay buccaneers. at the cbs broadcast center, i am diane king hall. >>> it is 4:45. mary lee has our forecast. >>> good morning. we are looking at temperatures that are a little bit cooler thanks to the stronger ocean breeze. you seer the clouds on the ocean camera as we look to san francisco and our temperatures are in the 40s and 50s as we start our day. 54 ncord, low 50s oakland, livermore, san francisco and san jose mid 40s in santa rosa at this hour. current winds are breezy in sfo, 13-mile per hour winds out of the west and 15-mile per hour winds in fairfield. that stronger on shore breeze kicks in for today and that's why temperatures will be a little bit cooler and will continue to cool it down as we look to the start of our weekend. as we take you hour by hour on futurecast, we can se

this morning trinity age 11 and trevor 12 have a special meeting they've been participating for a year and a half now in the lotus study ever conducted on teenage brain development are you sitting out. every 3 months the siblings go to the tulsa brain research institute to undergo a battery of tests. the a.b.c. study is closer to a 1000 children across the country in $21.00 centers there is portland los angeles san diego salt lake city then there is st louis and then there's obviously tulsa and it's the largest of its kind. first stage of the day for traffic is to give a detailed report of a daily digital habits. much time for day with the same types of cell phone tablet computer i pod or other electronic devices or i want time per day in social media just not better facebook where it's going. you know how often you play mature rated video games because he and the daughter or sister can play video games do you watch or stream movies or t.v. shows such as netflix or amazon like during summer holidays 2 hours 2 or 3 months awesome. 2 practices on us are a need to identify those that migh

faith, trevor? >> andrea, thank you. >>> we're learning new details about a pilot in brazil who fought for his life after crashing in a remote part of the amazon jungle. he crashed back in january while flying for an illegal gold mining operation. and then after rescuers failed to find him, he walked for 36 days before being helped back to his family. he now says he is never flying again. >>> an invasion under way in the italian city of trieste by dozens of jellyfish. look at this video here, swarming the harbor. experts say such a gathering is rare and likely due to winds and currents. >> no thank you. >>> coming up, the most relaxed city in america. spoiler alert, it's not new york. >> you're watching "world news now." we'll be right back. [female narrator] a message for children: it's hard to be stuck at home right now... but we want to say thank you... because you're being a big helper. when you stay home... you're protecting other people from getting sick. by calling a someone you love who's st

trevor, joining us now outside of a mass vaccination site in new york city. while experts debate what a fourth surge might look like, some officials say we could see a return to some restrictions? >> reporter: that's right, linsey. in fact, in cook county, illinois, around chicago, the health department says they're seeing a troubling rise in cases, particularly in people under 40. that could soon mean another crackdown on indoor activities. like restaurants or gyms. linsey? >> trevor, thank you. >>> and now to the investigation into the attack at the capitol. black bunting draping the entrance to police headquarters. honoring officer billy evans, who died in the attack. a second officer is now home from the hospital. security protocols at the tol a foig. >> reporter: tonight, relief. officer ken shaver, out of the hospital three days after that capitol attack that killed officer billy evans. today at the capitol, black bunting draping the entrance of police headquarters in his honor. in the wake of friday's attack officials and lawmakers again reviewing secu

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. - "daily show with trevor noah." and are you trevor? - no, he-- he's in new york. he's not here.an. tell me your name, i can print your name for you. just, here, sign right there, you see? - okay. - yeah, there. perfect. - trevor noah at "the daily"-- you want to talk to him? sign the release. - wanting me to sign a release? you guys gonna ask me a bunch of dumb, trick questions and say there was ten people here today? - i want to know how many you think. sometimes these people are so enthusiastic, they don't even wait for their turn to talk. - i mean, they-- they-- - bikers for trump, hell yeah! - this is a conspiracy against the united states. - thousands of people tried to murder people inside that very-- we'll be right there, ma'am. sometimes their anti-media anger is surprisingly personal. - you're not funny. - no, i don't know what the statistics are on that. - hey klepper, you're not funny. - but i'm telling you, if biden is legit... - klepper! klepper! klepper's a bitch! - he would not fight a recount. - one second, i got-- i got some fans here., - you're a wuss. you're n

then when it comes to russia, there are two americans held there, trevor reed and paul whelan.to read to you a statement from trevor reed's family's spokesperson after the biden administration ruled out sanctions and a number of other measures against russia this week. he said, quote, the family is concerned that hostilities could be taken out on trevor or that it will prolong the ordeal, essentially worried these new sanctions could have a negative impact on getting trevor home. the same is true for all other americans who are being held in afghanistan and russia right now. these families this week were really concerned. kylie atwood, cnn, the state department. >> thank you very much for that. >>> the new cnn original series "the people versus the klan" tells the true story of beulah a. donald, a black mother who took on the ku klux klan after the brutal lynching of her son michael, and how her legacy lives on today. >> this shouldn't just be a moment, it should be a movement to come together. >> in the present moment we honor the names of people who have been lost to hate by

here's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, health care workers on the front lines in michigan battling the worst of a new coronavirus surge, saying the virus is spreading like wildfire. >> it's breaking our hearts. we're exhausted, emotionally. >> reporter: icu nurse kim stasik telling us monday was the worst shift of her 15-year career. >> it was going room to room to room for all eight hours and there was nothing else that i could give them, nothing else that i could do. you just wait and watch and hope that they make it through your shift. >> reporter: with hospital admissions in the upper midwest jumping nearly 30% over the past week, north of detroit, nurse jeff morawski says patients are facing wait times of 8 to 10 hours. how does this compare to the worst of it last year? >> i think it's worse. we don't have enough people to give the care that we need to. nurses are leaving in droves. >> reporter: the federal government now sending michigan more personnel to administer vaccines, though governor gretchen whitmer doubling down that what her state needs is more shots. >> when ther

that is unfortunate what trevor know we did and we should object it. think you will be writing this show but that is not going to happen. i lied. one of the best teams. look, brother, one of the best teams. i joke, they are one of the best in the business. you will do great. i can't wait to see what you've got cook and because i know it will be great. thank you for joining us and i will see you every week. thank you for watching "fox news primetime." you can catch me tomorrow on fox & friends, cohosting. i will see you all then. tucker is next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." for five full years, the campaign for president into his term in the white house, donald trump said often that he wanted american troops to leave afghanistan. finally coming in his last months in office, trump seemed to act on this purity told aides he would pull the troops out. then on june 26th of last year "the new york times" stopped him from doing that. the times wrote a story saying the