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you basically live at the studio, and, younow.ah. [ laughter ] sinbad plays lil rel's father. how was your experiench sinbad then? >> sinbad is a name that i eitheron't say at all or i say 48 times a day. >> seth: okay. got you. >> like, it's, like, now i am going to say "sinbad" a lot because it's hard to not say "sinbad." it's a fun name. it works. he's like a legend. he is so incredible and it's fun to have him. he hasn't been on television he -- he was on fox, like, in, like, the '90s andhe hasn't been back in a while. >>e eth: i remember, he was of the first stand-ups i remember seeing on television back on, like, "star search." >> yeah. >> seth: i think we're all inspired by comedians growing up that you base yourself off to some degree. but you, when you wereupoming you watched not just comedians but also people like bill clinton and steve jobs. >> yeah. >> seth: explain how they helped your comedy? >> well, i like -- well, i don't know if they helped -- [ laughter ] but -- but i found them interesting.ke i rators. i like,

- younow our policy. i'm afraiyou're out of scouts. - out of scts? - timmy. - what? minut this is crazy. you can't do this. - wow, i never knew jimmy was gay. - me neither. - no, no! - tiy! captioning by aptionmax www.captionmax.com >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: thank you! welcome to "the daily show"! thank you so much for tuning in! i'm trevor noah! our guest tonight is a comedy icon and star of "tracey ullman's show" on hbo. tracey ullman is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) we're going to be chatting to her about her new hbo show, but first let's catch up on today's headlines. president trump, remember him? we all know he wants to build a wall, and, now, he wants other countries to build one, too. >> president trump has a brand-new border wall controversy, only this one involves the desert -- in africa. spain's foreign minister says trump told him he should build a border wall across the entire sahara desert to thwart europe's migrant crisis. ( la

younow? >> i hava video. lyse: where did you get this video?>> i was given this video by the police. is him? you think it sally: definitely, no qution. >> one woman's mission to rescue refugees. lyse: this is how sally berger has always worked. in bosnia, some called her an angel, crossing frontlines to rescue children and circumventing bureaucracy. tshe ing to do the same in iraq. sally: a this ideo i have got, and i don't know for sure if it is him. if you would look at it and just tellco me whether you ize any of the children. do you think it mighte him? take cahim>> o in captivity. i would recognize him. i know his face, his eyes. the photos whave seen show a boy of 4, and that is the age he would be now. lyse: it could be him, but finding a child in iraq, confirming and identity, is sensomive andicated. despite sally becker'sor e, the family may never find their child. the same for thousands of yazidi s still searching for loved ones. but it is a rare bit of hope. se doucet, bbc news, northern iraq. rajini: heartbreaking to see so many chi

. >> seth: still alive. [ laughter ] >> my friend gretchen told me she went like, younow, a year abroadd, after graduation with her friend shoshana. and her name is gretchen. and so ty met these italian guys. and she was like, "i'm gretchen, this is shoshaan." the guy was like, "gracie, shoshine. [ laughter ] come to the disco." >> seth: 'cause the way it would work -- for example, when i was in the sketch, i'm sure at one . point i said n >> yeah. >> seth: you were both named nuni. >> yeah. >> seth: and that was your first name. >> but they nare different s. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: but if i would say, "so it's nuni?" >> yes. >> seth: and nuni. >> no, no, no. >> no, no, nuni. >> seth: nuni. >> nuni. no, no, nuni. >> no,he's nuni, i'm nuni. [ laughter ] >> you have to say it with the front of your tongue. [ light laughter ] >> seth: nuni. >> no, no, nuni. that is a child's name. [ laughter ] >> seth: also prince, "the prince show." >> both: yes. >> seth: and this was one of the best. >> yeah. [ cheers a applause ] >> seth: maya is beyonce, fred is prince. and you guys -- there was a t

. >> younow what i mean?so -- >> jimmy: but what advice did you give to the kids? >> 'll tell you the one thi is i love school, i love knowledge, i love learning. >> jimmy: yeah. >> like i went to bmcc in lower manhattan, and i never got to finish, but i've always studied. i've always tried to learn. like i have so many books in mys it's just ridiculous. so, i just -- i'm always curious about learning, so. >> jimmy: love school too. >> i support anybody, especially whether you're just graduating high school, or whether you're 40 year or 60 years old, or 80 years old, and you want to go back, go back to school. >> jimmy: yeah. why not? >> get it. why not. [ cheers and applause ] u too could be a doctor. >> jimmy: you too could be a a doctor. >> or even make a lot of rap records, some good movies, and be cool and philanthropize, and you too can be a doctor. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. i'm sorry about the loss of yourom. >> my mama. >> jimmy: yeah, i'm so sorry. y >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: it's a tough

much criticism on the senators and the way they approached anita hill as there was about the actual, younowe clarence thomas and anita hill hernd perceptions of all those folks were changed bey tharings. so there is a lot of unpredictability in this, and if you are trying to gain politically, it's very hard to do at this poi tnt. re is going to be a public hearing. how much does that matter? >> it matters a lot, and how the public receives the hearing and how the senators are perceived, as smy wying, in 1991, there were only two female senators, none on the judiciary committee, and many more and many elected that following year in 1992 as ath result oway people reacted to that 1991 hearing, there are four women on the judiciary committee this time, all democrats. >> let's talk about the the mid transportation you mentioned. there are new numbers from an npr marist poll i want to look at that kind of opinion form how that, are approachi too, this is a question about how much trust people have and the fact that elections are fair or not. 38%, tam, say not very much or not at all. what does th