What The Hell Happened This Week? - Week of 6/06/2022 | The Daily Show

I love this kid.....(I'm 76, he's a kid to me 🤪) ❤❤❤😁! We need a chuckle in 'news' these days 😏😊.

“We gotta legislate a friend for every lonely white dude” may be the funniest sentence I’ve ever heard 😅

"So instead, both sides seem to be communicating through missile launches." - That's a heck of an expensive Morse code.

Trevor you forgot, ambulance rides are not free in the US, so you’ll end up paying more for gas 🤣

Bernie looking embarrassed to be there while the Lin Manuel bit was going on is brilliant.

Trevor's joke at the correspondence dinner about "breaking news" actually affected CNN. Now that's an influencer ......

seriousness aside, i love all his different accents. they're hilarious 😂

I miss Trevor so much. His absence is truly felt. I miss his hilarious Tucker Carlson impressions🤣🤣

I wonder what the butterfly affect of those missiles are going to be

After a long kind of break, Trevor is becoming an even funnier John Oliver on his own. The writers are just awesome.

Thank you Trevor for bring the "...under the sea.." issue. It's so ridiculous to shoot into the sea and sooooo cruelm. There are living beings too in the Ocean.

Trevor you are a breath of fresh air

Trevor Noah is just booming he's a belly full of laughs I'm 74 and never knew news could be so enjoyable and finny

I still watch these past videos. Trevor Noah is exceptional. His presentation is like he's talk you individually, so spontaneous even with a telepromter to help out with the material. He owns what he says....

I'm 65 years old and White. I remember before I even went to school, one of my White friends visiting in our back yard who was around my age said, "Black people like fried chicken and watermelon." Even as a little kid, I knew that was a stereotype, although it confused me. My family had watermelon a lot during the summer, and we had fried chicken fairly often, and we all really liked both those foods a lot. I was sure we ate them both together at times. I thought he must have heard that from someone, probably an adult. I also thought, 'Don't most people like those foods a lot?' Later, I imagined my Dad invited a Black man to dinner, and we just happened to have that for dinner that night. Would our visitor be insulted because it was a stereotype? Would my parents change the dinner menu because of the stereotype, and if they did, what if they changed it to something he liked less? In college, I lived in a house with mostly Black people, and it never occured to me to ask anyone, "Do you like fried chicken?" Do you like watermelon?" If I'd thought to ask, I probably wouldn't have asked anyway. Asking that is like asking, "Hey, do you fit a benign racist stereotype?" Just recently, I saw this genius comedy sketch by Michael Che. It brought me back to that memory from about sixty years ago. Why Are Black People Stereotyped for Liking Chicken? - Michael Che https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4-1a-hwuxM

I am from Niger and actually laughed 😅 🤣 😂 😆 😄 when you spoke about Niger

I love the way you do “Tucker Carlson” Let’s have more of that. Siyabonga - you make us proud.

Trevor Noah is a national treasure

Wow, I have to admit, you caught me off guard. I'm European and to be honest I never thought about this, like in Trevor's bit about "real first world problems", hilarious and soooo true. Even germanish accent as default european one makes me cry from laughter, thanks for better evening mate!

I had to watch the “under the sea” part 3 times 😂