is it pho, ramen, wonton? why is he so sad? is it because they forgot his salad? does he win something if he finishes all the soup? is that why the soup spoon is so big? why do these dolls have kevin spacey's hairline? do they also love children? does this end in porn or murder? why is this allowed on youtube? i have no more unanswered questions. good night. ♪ >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome, everybody! thank you so much for tuning in! i'm trevor noah. my guest tonight, she's the co-host of "cbs this morning," the author of a new book and one of my favorite people in the world, gayle king is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) but first, i know a lot of people think we at "the daily show" are only haters when it comes to the white house. that's not true. i've always been a fan of melania trump, as a fellow immigrant she inspires me. i know i will never become president but if i work hard i might become first lady. she's my role model. which is w

emonstrated to any degree we maintain that we must be avoided in the wonton and freakish imposition,ot that anyone who should get a death sentence are even shown escaping. arel: what the lawyers arguing about is whether georgia had done a good enough job to the concerns that the court had expressed for years previously. you have to understand that prior to the decision, the weight total sentencing looked in the united states, is that juries were given absolute and complete discretion. at a capital trial the instruction to the jury would be you have heard the case, now it is up to you to render a sentence and whether to give the death penalty or a sentence of ise in prison, that decision in your sole discretion according to your conscience. that was a understood to be the key problem in furman v. georgia. then you georgia statute said you needed to find one from a list of aggravating factors. something to make a crime worse. then, the jury was to consider whether there were any mitigating factors that caused -- that called for sentences less than death. the lawyer for georgia was sayi

taking what you know or have accomplished a or wonton and passing it on to younger hands. >> watch afterwords sunday night on c-span 2, book tv. >> next a senate hearing on the 2019 budget request for the federal communications commission, and the federal trade commission. after that, a senate hearing reviewing initiatives to improve railroad safety. than a house committee hearing looking at operations for the u.s. capital visitor center. later, a senate hearing on the epa's 2019 budget request. >> and now the chairs of the federal communications commission in the federal trade commission discuss thei

taking what you know or have accomplished a or wonton and passing it on to younger hands. >> watch after words sunday night on c-span 2, book tv. >> next a senate hearing on the 2019 budget request for the federal communications commission, and the federal trade commission. after that, a senate hearing reviewing initiatives to improve railroad safety. than a house committee hearing looking at operations for the u.s. capital visitor center. later, a senate hearing on the epa's 2019 budget request. >> and now the chairs of the federal communications commission in the federal trade commission discuss their agencies respective 2019 budget request. issues covered robo calls, and so-called pay for delay agreements that postpone the agreements of generic drugs into the marketplace. this hearing is led by oklahoma republican jane -- james lankford. spent good morning, everyone. i'm glad you're here. the subcommittee will come to order. i do want to say that this is the first of our hearings on this senate subcommittee. i do want to greed my colleague and say how publicly pleased i am to work wit