.: it might not come as a year is xenophobia. ed: that's according to dictionary.com. the website defines xenophobia as fear or hatred of foreigners, people from different cultures, or strangers. the website says searches of xenophobia spiked between june 22 and june 24, as britain voted to leave the european union, largely over immigration concerns. it spiked again a few days later when president obama called donald trump's campaign rhetoric xenophobic. you still have a little time to take advantage of cyber monday deals. j.c.: but experts say cyber monday may become a thing of the past. the monday after thanksgiving has been the busiest day of the year for online shopping since 2010. but a big factor in that was people returning to work where their offices had high-speed internet connections. experts say retailers are changing their strategies too, offering a stream of discounts and deals over the thanksgiving weekend and into monday. and not have to wait to go to work. you have to clear out everything by sunday or whatever day the patriots play. mike: tom brady is n

we're not going to stand for the xenophobia. we're not going to stand for the misogeny. we have fought way too hard to progress this much as a country in the 200 years that we've been a country. we can't revert." there's another protest plagiht in tampa at ta large rally in s ybor 250 points. trory to win the white hthe popular votgh school and colle walkouts in protest ofhouse. we sent 10 newu-s-f to taa's yout the election. their the board. fand every emoti hearing all typests of tuthe evening af, with the results finanted to area's votersiversity of south flore board in the cent to sound off usingtheir thoughts on t to negative anure we got lots of responses. al favorite, "gobsmstudent defined asered, throw th in just about an hour, ev was fword realection of donald trumps involving the way you about uber, lyft and road are changing.s can now legally operter ith the public transpoit also as 10 s explains er fares and you could safer ric1 3 protests over td traffic to walkouts -- the message people nts are somers and are sharing their . good morning and welcome to "10

, climate sexism, xenophobia, climate change and nuclear catastrophe to deal with. we need the energy and smarts of the millennial synthetic people like ips. we need their their ideas. progressive reform ideas. we need a hopeful vision on the lines are clear and the right is going to fail. we know they're going to fail. their ideas do not make sense. they are going to fail, everybody will see it. a better world is still possible, however far away it seems this morning. thank you. [applause] >> next. >> jeff from florida. >> i spent the last couple of days in orlando. doing voter protection. there was quite a little bit of a gerrymandering and confusion at the polls. so coming off of that, i think you've to ips for inviting me here today. i want to read to two sentences from the press release at advancement project today. it's talking about people of color throughout history. we have demonstrated that we'll not be silent. in the face of injustice and we can build thriving local movements from coast-to-coast. our movement is stronger than it has ever been, our solidar

it's also about racism, xenophobia and other things.erlusconi treated women in a horrible way, disgusting way but he felt he was above the law, that he could do it and get away with it, exactly like trump who many women accused of of sexually athem. what did he do after? he started threatening them, bullying them and even the media when they interviewed them and gave them space -- and i remember i interviewed one of the women who actually was bullied by berlusconi and she was a prostitute. we interviewed her for our network, he almost sued us, he made a couple of my friends resign, he went after us big time. but we resisted and luckily people that were sued won the cases. so it can be done. when it came to women he was so outrageous, berlusconi, one of his lovers who was a model, a top model, he was appointed as a minister of equal opportunities. this is how bad it got that the office of the prime minister became an orgy house, excuse my language, a whore house. my fear with trump and the normalization of xenophobia of s sexism and raci

or xenophobia and we will not sit by to destroy families and support millions of people. we will not supply and allow them to have been. second come on issues like rebuilding a crumbling middle-class to deal with climate change to transform the energy system, we have to mobilize people around progressive politics. here is the good news right now. live vast majority of the american people, not the republican leadership believe we should raise the of minimum-wage at a living wage when mean mobilize millions of people to make the of the warehousing of the leadership of the house and understand at to understand the reality. climate changes tough because it puts campaigns and opposition to transform the energy system. but this is where we will have to mobilize like crazy so in my view the future of the planet is at stake and we must transform the energy system. [cheers and applause] specs senator sanders and thanks to this extraordinary crowd. never surrender to indifferent or to fear. [cheers and applause] . . [cheers and applause] >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1

and the word is "xenophobia." the website defines xenophobia as -- a fear or hatred of foreigners, people from different cultures or strangers. the website says searches of xenophobia spiked between june 22 and june 24, as britain voted to leave the european union, largely over immigration concerns. if you watch a lot of shows on netflix or hulu, you'll want to listen up. you could soon be taxed for streaming video. the topic is now generating a lot of attention after the city announced a 9.4% tax on streaming video. they're calling it a utility, so it can be taxed like water and electricity. one councilman says the so called "netflix tax" was designed to make up for lost revenue from people canceling their cable tv. in sports. the celtics were on the road in miami last night, taking on the heat. boston was trying to make it four wins in five games. the heat kept it close in the first quarter, but the celtics isaiah thomas led the way with 25 points and handed out 8 assists, while avery bradley added 18 points. si

racism, xenophobia, climate change, inequities, inequality are still with us. we maintain our collective momentum and what are our next steps to positively transform our nation after the ballots are counted? join our informed and dynamic panel and be a participating audience member as we discuss and interact with some of these struggling movement to transform them. we need to come together and immediately begin action steps for the next four years and beyond. so, that is what we plan to do for the next 90 minutes. let me briefly introduce our five panelists. -- ips,e cofounder of someone who has led us in understanding elections going back several decades. aen fly the omitted as, senior attorney and project director on immigrant justice. ofn barber, the director domestic policy and a longtime ally for the center for policy research and the prince george's county, maryland peoples for or later.alition he is also the winner of a human rights award for his brave work with a group repeal or ridge rest. and finally the institute of policy studies new internationalis

map his ascendance can be seen in the developed world of nationalalist figures that channel on xenophobia and racism. it's a ling that trump has promoted giving himself a name mr. brexit. donald trump was opposed by virtually every elite institution in society. the editorial pages of almost every single daily newspaper in the country, bipartisan experts and foreign policy economics, the military even a sizable chunk of the republican party itself including the gop's past two presidents and its last nominee. other ideas. trump's election is the latest in a series of cataclysmic events that reshaped the country and the world over the last 15 years. where people with the very best credentials, most trusted authorities in their given fields convinced the public but later were proven to be disastrously wrong. saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. the levy would hold and now donald trump could not be elected the president of these united states of america. this is the precise subject of the book i wrote called "twilight of the elites" such betrayals produce a cumulative effect. they p

year, specifically after president obama said donald trump's campaign was a measure of "nativism, xenophobia, or worse." remember this guy?-- the murder suspect made national headlines when he broke his handcuffs and escaped from police in north las vegas. now metro believes he's responsible for two more killings. alonso perez has now been charged in connection to a second murder, and him as the only suspect in another case. perez has been behind bars since his escape and re-captured in september. he was originally arrested for fatally shooting a man at a mcdonald's. detectives believe just hours later, he killed a motorcycle rider in a neighborhood confrontation. perez's attorney says they plan to fight all the charges against him. an inmate in kentucky learns a quick way to get his bail doubled... whe during his hearing-- and flips her off! the man was facing four charges including terroristic threatening and assault. he started off calm-- but quickly things took a turn for the worst. " (laughs). you think that's funny? i think that's hilarious. your honor i think. excuse me. alright, so b

it's xenophobia.'' the website defines xenophobia as fear or hatred of foreigners, people from different cultures, or strangers.'' dictionary dot com says the brexit vote, syria's refugee crisis, and the u.s. presidential race were among drove spikes in lookups of the word. a japanese theme park in hot water after freezing 5-thousand fish in a skating rink. 'space world', has since apologized for the rink...and was forced to close the attraction on sunday after public backlash. the special winter attraction was called "freezing port" --and included fish, crabs and other shellfish, embedded into the ice. space world's manager says that the social media reaction has remove the fish from the skate rink... hold a religious service for them...and then reuse them as fertilizer. nasa scientists have a challenge for you...and it deals with a not-so- glamorous issue. they've launched a competition to invent a "hands-free" system that handles human waste inside a space suit. the problem occurs when astronaut nasa

shootings and transsexual rights increased searches for xenophobia. the word choice reflects a common tone for 2016. oxford dictionary recently chose the word post truth as the word of the year often used describing politics a time when a unique performance with a unique instrument and the will to help and inspire others. richard sharp explained a kansas city man's pride and joy. >> i travel around. >> it is not glamorous. >> this is my fifth touring vehicle. a big huge experience letting go . >> his entire life into the back of a minivan and small trailer. only his guitars right shotgun. >> aj is building his career off of a guitar he built with his bare hands. >> it is this sound. struggle and hardship. this is the only way he had to play music. because it is a poor man's instrument, he has played this one so much he has worn a hole through it. >> something about it being homemade. >> unlike a normal six string, the cigar box guitar has only four. its sound is unique. >> it it can be a big gnarly sound that is raw. people try to play it distorted to

apparently a lot of people want to know the meaning of xenophobia.fined as fear or hatred of foreigners, people from different cultures or strangers. searchers for the word spiked after brexit and after president obama said in a speech describing donald trump's campaign rhetoric that it was more about nativism and xenophobia than anything else. >>> it is time to go cyber shop and it's time to check in with the shepard smith coming to you live from the news desk on cyber monday. >>> it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 p.m. on the campus of ohio state university where we're getting brand new information about today's attack. investigators say the suspect plowed a car into a crowd, then slashed at people with a butcher knife before a cop took him out. ahead, everything we know about what went down at the home of the buckeyes. >>> plus a lot of politics today. president-elect donald trump trying to choose his cabinet but his own senior advisor, kellyanne conway blasting mitt romney as a possible pick. so is disagreement bubbling inside trump tower? or is i

the 21-year-old website defines xenophobia as fear or hatred of foreigners. people from different cultures, or strangers. the site reports the largest spike in look-ups the day after the uk voted to leave the european union. look-ups also spiked in june >> nbc's matt bradley travelled to slovenia, where melania truch was born. >> she spent most of her life in the spotlight. now native slovenia is ready for its close-up. the tiny country about the size of houston is courting a tourist oo enterprising locals want to transform her home town into a mecca for melania admirers. this woman runs a cafe here. >> is it possible that melania trump could help make slovenia great again. >> yeah, i hope so. >> her melania cake sells for three euros a piece. >> the melania trump cake is made of gold. >> the modest apartment block where melania trump grew up is a world away from trump tower and just a taste. inside one tourist attraction, a castle. the owner hopes melania can help put the sper specialties on the. the town is known for its annual salami festival. only men are

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and that is racism and sexism, xenophobia, and homophobia.r hundreds of years, extraordinarily brave people have stood up, and some of them have died in the struggle to end discrimination in america. and i say to mr. trump, from the bottom of my heart, and i know i speak for millions of fellow americans, mr. trump, we are not going backwards in terms of bigotry, we are going forward in creating a nondiscriminatory society. uponn that regard, i call mr. trump to rescind the appointment that he made of mr. bannon. a president of the united states should not have a racist at his side. unacceptable. amy: that the senator bernie sanders speaking on wednesday. but his speech was not solely an attack on donald trump. the vermont senator said he hopes to work with the president-elect on a number of issues. mr. sanders: mr. trump said, unlike many republicans, the vast majority of republicans, he said he will not cut social security, medicare, and medicaid. now, i believe we should expand social security. i believe in a medicare for all program. but t

call it a sign of the times, dictionary.com's word of the year is seen phobia, the site defines xenophobia as fear to june 24th. that was right before great britain voted to leave the european union. searches spiked again after president obama used term to describe donald trump's campaign rhetoric. >>> today is giving tuesday, a day to think of people in need. this global campaign urges people to give to charity with time or money. one way to give is to adopt an angel from our angel tree. our tree is decorated with the and they really need people like you to help make their holiday wishes come true. you have to bring your gifts back by december 9th. go to abcactionnews.com/angeltree and check out our mobile app for more information. 4:39. coming up at 5 this morning, a wildfire forces people out of their homes in tennessee and destroys a popular tourist town. the workers at an aquarium had says his white house win makes his brand hotter than ever but that could present ethical problems. we've got a look at which overseas projects could come under the microscope. >> the buccaneers have the

triggered weight loss and weight gain which altered the microbes in the >>> the word of the year is xenophobias fear of people from different cultures or strangers. police violence of people against color and serious refugee crisis and the presidential race forced people to look up the word but it spiked when brexit left the european union. >>> the debate continues on when women should stop getting mammograms. women over 75 no longer need a mammogram. >>> a skating rink in japan was forced to close after customers complained it was tasteless. see what the amusement park is doing to improve it's ice aquarium. "action news" is coming up after "action news" comes right back. >> good news for skiers and snow boarders, ski resorts across pennsylvania plan to open soon. officials at camelback mountain are facing on december 9. blue mountain will open in the second week in december. there i am, how did they get that video? last year, most pennsylvania ski resorts did not open until early january because of warm weather. >> reporter: how did they get that video of me. >> you ceability snow board. >> r

but the word of the year is xenophobia. that is according to dictionary.com. fear or hatred of foreigners, people of different cultures or strangers. june 22nd and 24th. that -6ss a britain voted to leave the european union over immigration concerns. it spiked again a few days later where president barack obama called donald trump's campaign rhetoric, his campaign rhetoric xenophobic. >> ok. >> i read a website spokesperson page in ohio state. the attackers connection to campus and questions now about his background. >> get ready for slippery spots on the morning commute. who is most likely to see icy conditions. >> the mom in the terrifying overdose video finally faces a judge. >> this is an individual who has a severe substance abuse problem. >> the progress her lawyer is >> a crack down, on ?ber are lyft drivers. >> we begin at 6:00 on the storm watch tonight. a freezing rain advisory in affect for some areas and making for a tricky morning commute. good morning, everyone. >> good morning, everyone. mike, welcome, of course, tracking it all. you can see the

we're not going to stand for the xenophobia. we're not going to stand for the misogeny. we have fought way too hard to progress this much as a country in the 200 years that we've been a country. we can't revert." there's another protest plagiht in tampa at ta large rally in s ybor 250 points. trory to win the white hthe popular votgh school and colle walkouts in protest ofhouse. we sent 10 newu-s-f to taa's yout the election. their the board. fand every emoti hearing all typests of tuthe evening af, with the results finanted to area's votersiversity of south flore board in the cent to sound off usingtheir thoughts on t to negative anure we got lots of responses. al favorite, "gobsmstudent defined asered, throw th in just about an hour, ev was fword realection of donald trumps involving the way you about uber, lyft and road are changing.s can now legally operter ith the public transpoit also as 10 s explains er fares and you could safer ric1 3 protests over td traffic to walkouts -- the message people nts are somers and are sharing their . good morning and welcome to "10

xenophobia and a propensity for violence are often closely intertwined.ng those opposed to the system, the opinion has increased over the past few years that violence as a means of maintaining one's own dominance has become legitimate. according to a study by the british incident -- the british institute yougov, the british are less susceptible than other europeans. still, they say that the nationalist movements are spurring each other on. christopher: time for some or business news with helen humphrey. you're looking at the future of volkswagen. helena: unsurprisingly, volkswagen wants to see diesel-gate in his rearview mirror and focus on a new future, one free of omissions. the brand chief announced today that volkswagen wants to become the global leader when it comes to electric cars. here is more. >> sometimes you are down so low, up is the only way to go. our image has suffered from the admissions scandal. many people don't trust us like they used to. our most important job is to regain this trust swiftly. the company is also well aware of where it

she is kind of xenophobia, right of center politician who has gotten into office talking about getting out of europe and attacking refugees, and she is part of a wave. i think one of the things we need to see trump in the context of the bigger way toward right-wing, xenophobia, and to -- anti-refugee, leaders and that includes leaders across europe, it includes vladimir putin. there was a report not too long ago, a couple days ago, that stephen bannon, a right-hand aid to trump, reached out to the marine le pen forces in france, and election happening in france, see extreme right group in france, and said, let's work together and marine le pen responded by, absolutely, let's work together. i think we need to see donald trump as been part of something that is bigger globally and is very worrisome if we have any recollection of what happens when right-wing movements like this take power in places like europe. >> german chancellor angela merkel saying "on the basis of these values, i am offering to work closer with the future president of the united states. saying we are bound by democrac

bannon has provided a platform for misogyny, for racism, for xenophobia, for anti-semittism. he's fanned the flame of division. he shouldn't be in the white house. it's disheartening mr. trump would bring him there. >> all right everyone stay with me. we're going to talk more about steve bannon's role in the trump administration next. don't go anywhere. >>> steve bannon, former head of breitbart news will be one of president donald trump's key advisors. back with me now, my panel. liz i want to start with you. i interviewed breitbart's editor and defended steve bannon's position, and pointed to steve bannon isn't anti-semitic. >> so many people who know steve bannon, in ncluding people we kw said he's a very decent person and he actually helped in our difficulties with the anti-semitic protests, he was -- breitbart people were instructed by him to contact governor q cuomo and we've analyzed the articles he has in breitbart and so many of them have been pro israel. just this week he wrote an article talking about the pain of a jewish student who found a swastika on her doorway

now, do will not accept racism, we will not accept sexism, or xenophobia." senator sanders says he and other democrats are willing to work with the president elect... but on an issue-by-issue basis. 3 the packers looking for answers after their third straight loss... this time in nashville against the titans. the packers fans in tennessee didn't have to wait long to dee demarco murray... 123 the first play from scrimmage. titans would score touchdowns on their first four posessions. they led 35-16 at halftime. this game also ugly... not this run, aaron rodgers throwing two touchdowns, rushed for this one... but takes a late hit from perrish cox and the packers not happy about it. 19 total penalties in this game... the packers with 12 of them. aaron rodgers also sad for any comeback the packers hurting physically... and it showed. 47-25 the final... packers now under .500 at 4-5. kevin holden in nashville with more. the funk and the frustration continue for the packers, who hit some historic lows with today's 47-25 loss in tennessee.for the first time in 12 y

think a lot of people have been emboldened to have more overt displays of homophobia and racism and xenophobia. morse because the youngest mayor holyoke ever elected. five years later, in his second term, other constituents are promising to stand by his side. >> i think it's important to me, as a public official, to recognize that no area of this country is immune to hatred and homophobia and i think it's important to shine a light. >> since this morning, that facebook post has been shared nearly a thousand times, and hundreds have left comments of support. julie loncich, a window of a norton home full of bullet holes after the homeowner's standoff with police. that man, 42-year-old heath mullet, is behind bars right now. police say mullett opened fire out that window, hitting a police car. he was holed up in his home on john scott boulevard. a woman and young child escaped the house during the standoff. police eventually took mullet into custody and found guns, ammunition and knives inside the he now faces several charges, including assault with intent to murder. ed: caught on camera, a car b

you can't just have the xenophobia and the negativism run roughshod over the people of california. you've got to push back. >> elizabeth warren wants sanctuary cities to be left alone. >>> tonight a woman who was a political powerhouse in san francisco is at the center of a bizarre family feud. kpix5's joe vazquez is outside the green street mortuary in north beach to explain what's going on. joe? >> reporter: rose pack was supposed to have been laid to rest two months ago, but now we've learned because of some family unrest her body is still inside this funeral home. following the funeral of china town community leader rose pack in september, her body was supposed to be cremated and interred in a cemetery, but that never happened. her body is inside the green street mortuary in north beach because of a dispute among surviving family members. our sources did not want to elaborate on the fate accident but san francisco magazine reports one of rose's sisters joanna had pack's body whisked away from the creamatorium at cypress lawn and arranged to have the body brought back from the c

. >> oh is, xenophobia, that's cool, low calorie racism, hmmmm, like what? this is a true story. my mom is out of the country right now, she's visiting my grandma. and she's a u.s. citizen. she has lived here 30 years. she's on the phone with me last night, and she's like hasan, i don't know if i can come back until february. am i going to be able to get back into the country? and the fact that i can't tell her yes, with 100% certainty is heartbreaking. and there are a lot of people telling me hey, man, don't worry. trump's not really going to ban all muslims. but i don't know, man, that is my mom. and i need her back home because i love her, and she owes me $300. (laughter). >> trevor: hasan minhaj, everybody, we'll be right back. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: welcome back to the daily show. my guest tonight is the washington d.c. bureau chief for buzzfeed news, please welcome john stanton. (applause) welcome to the show, sir. >> good to be here. >> trevor: you have quite an interesting story. i met you awhile ago. but i mean a lot of people are looking at you now, an when i

and students walked out of the protesting racism, sexism, homophobia, islamophobia and xenophobia. trump sent mixed signals with his two top white house appointments today. his chief of staff will be former republican party chairman reince priebus, who is a well-liked washington insider and a good friend of the house speaker, paul ryan. but trump's top adviser will be his former campaign manager business being in the white house. chip reid has his story. >> reporter: stephen bannon rarely appears on tv, but in political circles, he is well-known as a bomb-throwing leader of the anti-establishment branch of the republican party. before becoming chairman of the trump campaign, bannon was c.e.o. of the conservative web site breitbart news, which earned a reputation for bashing establishment republicans and promoting white nationalism. december argued that equality and diversity departments should only hire rich, straight, white men because only they can be impartial observers. the story said 70% of american judges are still white men, thank god for that. on capitol hill today, democra

we will not accept sexism or xenophobia. >> dickerson: do you thinkis gingrich said that idea was garbage. >> i'm afraid mr. gingrich is wrong. i'm not saying that's all it was built on, but when you begin your campaign by talking about throwing 11 million people who are undocumented out of this country or building a wall with mexico or presenting muslims, one of the largest religions in this country, in the world, i country, of course to a large degree it was. >> dickerson: should democrats pay attention to the way you ran your campaign or the way hillary clinton ran hers? >> it's not just hillary clinton's campaign. it's time to rethink whether or not theemocratic party can simply spend so much time and energy raising money from wealthy people and putting ads on television. what we need to do is create a grassroots movement of millions of people who want to transform this country and make it the kind of country we can have. john, there is no rational reason why we pay the highest price in the world for drugs. no rational reason why we are the only major nation on earth that doesn't have

. >> oh is, xenophobia, that's cool, low calorie racism, hmmmm, like what? this is a true story.ght now, she's visiting my grandma. and she's a u.s. citizen. she has lived here 30 years. she's on the phone with me last night, and she's like hasan, i don't know if i can come back until february. am i going to be able to get back into the country? and the fact that i can't tell her yes, with 100% certainty is heartbreaking. and there are a lot of people telling me hey, man, don't worry. trump's not really going to ban all muslims. but i don't know, man, that is my mom. and i need her back home because i love her, and she owes me $300. (laughter). >> trevor: hasan minhaj, everybody, we'll be right back. this beer gets straight to the point. it looks you in the eyes... ...and firmly shakes your hand. coors banquet. that's how it's done. i'm only going to show you half it. what do you think? i think it looks very sleek. the lights remind me of audi lights. and it starts at $22,190. nice. but, there's another side to this car. oh, wow. i love it. this is the first-ever chevy cruze hatc

after the xindi attack, there was a dangerous increase in xenophobia. we got a taste of it. it died down somewhat, but not completely. there are still people out there who want us to stay in our little corner of the galaxy. the news of a vulcan-human hybrid could inflame them, give them something to rally against. i can't believe we're talking about more than a small minority. as i said, you've been away for a while. maybe i just have a little more faith in humanity than you do. we can't afford to operate on faith. there's more at stake here than a simple trade agreement. you fought the xindi. you know better than anyone how earth's survival depends on alliances with other species. we don't have the vulcans watching our backs anymore. this isn't about finding someone else to watch our backs. all i'm saying is that there's strength in numbers. all right. my engineer and science officer are eager to get some answers. i'm sure they are, but i've heard nothing new. there's got to be something we can do. i suggest we let them do their job. i appreciate your cooperation. reed. thi

. >> oh is, xenophobia, that's cool, low calorie racism, hmmmm, like what? this is a true story. my mom is out of the country right now, she's visiting my grandma. and she's a u.s. citizen. she has lived here 30 years. she's on the phone with me last night, and she's like hasan, i don't know if i can come back until february. am i going to be able to get back into the country? and the fact that i can't tell her yes, with 100% certainty is heartbreaking. and there are a lot of people telling me hey, man, don't worry. trump's not really going to ban all muslims. but i don't know, man, that is my mom. and i need her back home because i love her, and she owes me $300. (laughter). >> trevor: hasan minhaj, >> trevor: hasan minhaj, everybody, we'll be right back. i really did save hundreds on my car insurance with geico. i should take a closer look at geico... geico has a long history of great savings and great service. over seventy-five years. wait. seventy-five years? that is great. speaking of great, check out these hot riffs. you like smash mouth? uh, yeah i have an early day tomorr

i am terrified of all the ze xenophobia that is going around, all the misogyny that is being spread, of all the hatred because of the color of my skin, because of who i look like, because of my nationality. and all that coming for students where we are not privileged at all. we are privileged. we wake up. we have beds. we have that privilege, but we do not have that white privilege where people look at me and they look down at me. not only because of me -- i'm sorry. not only at me, but the rest of my folks as well. >> you helped organize a walk-out at your high school. what were you hoping to accomplish requewith that? >> with that, i'm just going to start out with i'm under 18. i do not have the right to vote, right? and with this, we all did it because we can because it's in our bill of rights. and we had to vocalize ourselves. we couldn't vote, but let me show you something real quick. so, yeah, we did that. our main goal was to come together, unite as a community, as an oakland community, and to show others that we are not what we have been targeted as, right, because we have al

. >> oh is, xenophobia, that's cool, low calorie racism, hmmmm, like what? this is a true story. out of the country right now, she's visiting my grandma. and she's a u.s. citizen. she has lived here 30 years. she's on the phone with me last night, and she's like hasan, i don't know if i can come back until february. am i going to be able to get back into the country? and the fact that i can't tell her yes, with 100% certainty is heartbreaking. and there are a lot of people telling me hey, man, don't worry. trump's not really going to ban all muslims. but i don't know, man, that is my mom. and i need her back home because i love her, and she owes me $300. (laughter). >> trevor: hasan minhaj, everybody, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ style lets you stand out from the herd. what's inside sets you apart. the cadillac escalade. enjoy our best offers of the year. by the time you head to the bank and wait to get approved for a home loan, that newly listed, mid-century ranch with the garden patio will be gone. or you could push that button. sfx: rocket launching. cockpit sounds and music cre