For the record, that statement was made by an African...

that wasn’t a statement by western media

@@raymondgodwinmasika you missing the point - western media does always try to make us seem primitive, to the point that some African people start using the same language around their own identity. it is called "assimilation"

Esp. trying to imply different peoples from a giant continent are all the same.

Remember when France suggested testing their C19 vaccines in Africa? They really are like that.

Well, he probably wasn't the first person to point it out! FYI *kudos* :)

i thought he would lol

That was Hasan Minhaj

@@IRHasDiabetes911 I thought it was Hasan too but maybe Trevor did mention as well. I do remember that Hasan was hilarious when talking about CNN…he said “you tell me, I’m watching the news” 😂

He actually said it,,and they heard him ...

Yeah I'm surprised that wasn't already the law in NY.

@@kumaflamewar6524 I think you are not quite getting it 😉 We are surprised that American civilians can have weapons at all 🤔

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It’s an uphill battle. All of these teenage shooters around the country and there is the hope that this will make a difference there’s always hope and there’s always some sort of solution and if this doesn’t work we’ll have to pass more laws here

Still cant rent a car at that age… 🤨

First of all, i LOVE your screen name. 😎🏍💨👍 Second, i guess it could be "Breaking News" if they are in the middle of another story and interrupt it. You're still right but with caveats.

@@Godric_71 thank you. Name credit due to our founder Marjorie Taylor Greene.

I always took it as news that is major, that the TV station just heard about, and needs to break into a program already airing, to tell the public of urgent breaking news. That's why a lot of stations say "This just in."

Mr Gazpacho yep true

You do make a lot of sense, Gazpacho Police.

Im south African and i can barely distinguish Nigerians from Ghanaians and cameroonians, they all speak the same.

"barely". You can be lucky people outside of the African continent can name the continent..

Yeah, guilty Yank here...I mean, first time I heard of Burkina Faso, I thought the movie was just making up some BS name so as to not offend a "real" country.

@@paulinechoti we were not talk about the history of any African countr, worse part i did not even do history at high school. But you guys all have the same accent. Come to Pretoria Sunnyside you cannot tell whoa Nigerian, Ghanaian or cameroonian.

Help me tell them

I remember when it was hosted by Craig Kilborn.

sure. but if we want to call it their way, it's more like _Tšād_

The meme started because the Chad border looks like a head.

Definitely could make a sick ad about big Chad energy

😂😂😂

In Martinique, “chad” means high…

It actually makes sense if you try to see it from their pov

Right? I never thought it was silly. But if that's what they want, I'm happy to adjust what I say.

It's still "Turkey yeah" ...am okay with it.

@@melissasaint3283 So am I. Btw Not that I was ready to donate a kidney but in general I would always do my best to help the person next to me

It's a shame that it's not really safe to visit there anymore.

Not so much the language, but rather who named it. The fact that we’re a direction doesn’t help

@@mnelisi is it true that the name "Azania" was an option?

@@con_el_maestro3544 from what I understand it was during the struggle, especially 40’s and 50’s, but with the Africanist faction (who were championing the name) splitting from the ANC and forming the PAC it seemed the ANC couldn’t get behind it without validating the PAC (the 60’s defiance movements that brought attention to the real horrors of apartheid were mainly led by the PAC) and so they decided to forget about the whole thing all together when they got into power.

English is a lovely language.

South Africa should rename itself to its nickname Mzansi. Sounds nicer.

@adog3336 It's still better than injecting hydrochloride as the former orange suggested. I wouldn't be surprised if he drank it

Wow. Excellent. Ty.

@GenMilley

@@tyronevaldez-kruger5313 Hydrochloride? You actually tried using the chemical name instead of the common household name, yet you even got that wrong 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

That is the most pathetic thing I’ve ever heard.

Thanks for that perspective! It sounds about right, propaganda-wise.

Hello, how are you doing?

Wow! How interesting 🤔

Russia has never been an exporter of wheat worthy of mentioning; Ukraine always has been. It's one of the reasons Russia wants to steal the Ukrainian land to have this super fruitful soil in its "assets portfolio." Wheat is an excellent sellable article under any conditions - in war or peace. Russian Russia itself almost doesn't produce anything interesting. All their interesting and profitable articles - gas, oil, diamonds, (precious) metals, wheat, caviar, etc. are almost exclusively coming from the other nations Russia invaded since Ivan the Terrible and made them Russians, though they definitely are not ones.

I don't get why russia don't just use the grain to feed their poor. Or feed their troops. Like I really don't get why Russia would do this. Not like the world would be like 'awe Russia is so nice' it's weird. Is it not weird?

They banned BODY ARMOR an people still dnt get it smh🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️ I wonder how we feel if wats "happening" in the ukrnie happened here, would you all still applaud them banning the use or armor that could keep you alive? Do u agree those people in ukr shouldn't b able to protect themselves??? Lol

2nd amendment interpretation means u can't ban the trade.

A bolt action killed jfk

Lawmakers and leaders like Gov. Hochul insist on taking baby steps and will likely end up revising the law.

Then raise the age to vote to 21,raise the age to join the military to 21, raise the age to become and actual adult to 21, raise the age to become a police officer to 21. Semi automatic? Are we talking about handguns? Shotguns? Are we talking about your so called “assault rifles”? Go to school child.

@@jasonsharpe9963 Certified pro gun idiot in the comments 😂

Exactly. It's like a house is on fire and the fire fighters agree to extinguish 1 window and half a door. Sure, it's arguably better than nothing, but still not even close to useful.

That's one way to look at it

Don't make them change their name too. lol Portugal means orange in Arabic btw.

@@RJLpt not quite but close. in arabic an orange is BortoQalA, while the country is BurtoGhal, pronounce the "gh" like how the French pronounce the 'r'.

In my mother tongue "Peru" means Guava

And the Turkey's word for Turkey is "Hindi"

@@handkeez and their name for India is "Hindistan" . This means Turkish people are hypocrites for calling India "a country of the Thanksgiving bird"

I’m a New Yorker and I’ll just go to a red state to get my stuff 💪

@@fern7306 Wouldn't you have to stay out of New York though?

You are right. Criminals will be the first in line to hand in their guns. What's next knife problem, hammer? Medical mis-diagnostic kills hundred of thousanda of people each year, solve doctor problem too? Give up rest of the of constitutional rights too? Keep your legal guns people, lest you want to be enslaved another group. Us Indians know thing or two about it.

Same with the "Central African Republic".

Thought they were called Azania

As a South African there's a nickname we use and I think it should be our official name. The name is Mzansi. Has a nice sound to it.

@@shazlaur7452 Sounds pretty cool. You should totally put a petition for it. It will garner signatures.

Always wondered about that name "South Africa" wondered if it was the only country in the south of Africa, which it isn't

Turkeye the Muslim cousin of Kanye.

As an other Turk, i second this motion. 😂😂 Also I'm sick of people asking me if we eat turkeys in Turkey every thanksgiving. The answer is yes. We call turkeys= Hindi 😂🦃

@@xzemmyx Hindi is india language 😂

@@SummerWind1411 I am aware. 😂👍

🤣🤣@@xzemmyx

Highest paying ,but don't you know a lot of Congressmen have to share apartments or sleep in their offices in pricey DC ?

@@pietrojenkins6901 Yeah, that would be cost effective and make sense considering they most all have multiple homes and don’t spend much time actually in D.C. I’d also try being frugal for the short time I’m there.

@@pietrojenkins6901 Considering how little time they actually spend in the legislative chambers, I have no sympathy.

Which incentivizes rich people running for Congress

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I was just going to comment this, Trevor should have taken credit😂

His routine at the White House Correspondents Dinner was sensational. And it caused CNN to change their MO! Now, if only DeSantis will change his MO...

Did you know that the new CEO of CNN used to be the executive producer of Colbert's show?

@@Zuraneve Now I do 👍

Hasan Minhaj joked about it too at the President Press Dinner he did.

It’s a south west province of The Netherlands consisting of islands called Zeeland. I like the Mouri name better. Hope they change it.

Aotearoa is much more historical and representative of their culture and heritage. Plus it sounds way cooler too

Oh yes, try typing Aote... on Expedia like Trevor demonstrated...

I've seen that written down a couple times but I never know how to pronounce it. Also small correction, Zeeland is in the southwest of the Netherlands

Ao tear oa. Easy to spell broken up that way. And it sounds amazing. Anyway when you think about looking at words like "England" and we know how to pronounce that mess of letters

Im guessing you’re over 50 years old and African American ?

That’s why his ratings are so low they’re marked with a N/A on the list 😂

big liair

No he doesn’t, and he doesn’t have that many gifts.

So much hate 🤦🏽‍♂️

How?

If I understand you right, you want to make manufacturers liable for the crimes comitted with their guns? In this case, you'd also have to make car manufacturers liable for crashes and shoe manufacturers liable for people kicking each other.

@@henri3221 hence my question. It really doesn't make sence.

@@puraLusa if that still doesn't make sense, well I don't know what else to say.

@@ricktherockandroller I refer u to Henri coment.

Nah, That's obesity.

I kept getting alerts from NYT and just ignire them now.

@@maureenlaneski2802 Hello

nah this guy ruined it

@@Mikejones-vy9dx Preach

@@Mikejones-vy9dx who ruined it ? Trevor, ?

@@Mr-im5hu yep Trevor , was my favorite show when Stewart the real one

Then they'll shorten it to just Ye like Kanye

It's actually pronounced as toorkiye.

I have a better one. Turkeye is the Muslim cousin of Kanye.

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No one is visiting Negeragua then

😂 😂 😂

Do you mean what locals call themselves? Then I agree but it's a language issue so not really teachable.

Are they teaching 'false' names today, I know they seem to change a bit.

Fun fact. Japan is actually called Nippon. But it's my understanding that they accept "Japan" as a translation for Nippon.

@@guynorth3277 no, not false. It would just be nice to learn what people from a place you learn about in school call that place. Learning more than the one or two I remember being taught would have been nice. I think the actual names are really interesting.

@@Kay0Bot it is names, Morocco is called Magreb by the locals. That is not difficult to teach.

Har-di-har on the "when will African leaders start taking responsibility for the mess that western companies are causing." Where the heck did you copy-paste the entire rest of the comment? Do you really think that the huge US and EU companies who secured water rights, or trade-marks on plants, and long-term contracts didn't make sure that those contracts are iron-clad, and that the countries have no safe way to get out of it? Little example: when developing nations put up health warnings against smoking, big tobacco companies like BAT sue them about that. And in some cases, those companies have more money than the nation in question, so they can and will take these suits from one court to the next. The only thing "African leaders" could do would be over-rule a courts decision, which is generally called tyranny ... and some Near East countries have found that trade conflicts have a way of leading to US-backed war lords over-throwing their elected government, or an army marching in to liberate them from their Weapons of Mass Destruction. Oh, and also to spread western values, obviously. Essentially, you're woefully asking "when oh when will that 10 year old child finally start taking responsibility and stand up to the 17 year old bully armed with daddy's gun??"

When this new generation replaces them There is no hope for these old men in power

@@chideraalexanderdex547 Are you sure. The world is run and controlled by old men, but very specific old men. Followers of judaism AKA athepedoists.

Hmm, this has been the case in my country since independence. The sad part is that the government completely dismiss local home-grown products for imported expensive products which is just the same or less in quality than the local ones. Neo-colonialism in Africa is just a more liberal, capitalist brand of colonialism.

That will start happening in around ten years. Old people have to go first

lol, is that what he said? I thought he was saying Trevulva!

Won't work: usa tourism can't compete with other countries tourism: too expensive, too far away, etc. Tourism in USA is mainly internal consumption.

Yes, I had...😁 4 times

Close, but turkey-yeah is closer. In actuality, the ü there has a purpose as the sound anglo speaker make when saying Turk is not the same as Türk. It's more along the lines of Teurkeyeah.

@@worldcitizeng6507 no one was asking

Random

Einstein is most famous for?

Said the man that was heavily responsible for the creation of the atomic bomb.

Sad but true

@@stevenkling2256 His theories of special and general relativity? (His theories about how gravity affects space-time)

Lol, yeah, but as in most of their jokes, it's premeditated. He knew the South African count in the audience...

Should have followed through 😂

Yes

That White house dinner early May?

All of them were monsters. Some of them owned people including their children. Birds aren’t my concern.

Prophecy Obadiah 1:4 Though thou exalt thyself as the eagle, and though thou set thy nest among the stars, thence will I bring thee down, saith the LORD.

What was the 3rd?

Really? They just took away a means for you to protect yourself. Maybe. Since from what I understand they only outlawed soft armor which is old tech and not the new armor that is available.

@@norrisfong6445 as a new yorker im proud of what the gov did. nobody is taking away guns we are just making sureits harder for these crazed madmen to get guns

@@VMan29397 this law was to ban body armor for the avg person. What gun provisions were in it?

@@norrisfong6445 rasing the age to buy aasault weapons to 21 and making red flag laws stronger

@@VMan29397 They banned BODY ARMOR an u people still dnt get it smh🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️ I wonder how we'd feel if wat was "happening" in the ukrne, happened here, would you all still applaud them banning the use or armor that could keep you alive? Do u agree those people in ukrne shouldn't b able to protect themselves??? 🤔😂Lol The goal is to get you to beg & cheer to disarm urselves so u r no threat to the people taking you over...& its worked.

Florida did gun reform after parkland. similar common sense laws.

it's all in the eye of the beholder. looks like the bare minimum to avoid total madness for someone from outside the US. still, a 21yr old can legally get a semi-automatic rifle. what for?

Outlawing body armor? What a joke. New York continues to lead in violent crime

Because all those laws they already had stopped the subway shooter. Oh wait

@GhostYT Wrong person 💩💩💩💩

Opio Douglas works with them so Uganda is well represented at the Daily Show .

@@TonnyOkello oh yes, I had even forgotten that.

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That's one of the disgusting things about the high meat consumption in the 'developped' nations. We are feeding our steak with grain from countries where people are starving. It's not even new, Albert Einstein advocated for vegetarian nutrition close to a century ago, and that Potato Famine in Ireland? It's not like Ireland wasn't producing plenty of beef. It's just that _that_ got exported to England.

Like hungry "what if they already ate huh" lol

well youd have to drive pretty far to get 1 if your in ny its neighboring states in mass,ct,and nj all have similarly strict gun laws and vt and penn are at least avg the closest state to ny with lax gun laws is new Hampshire

The rest of the western world has their defense budget paid for by the US and as a NATO member gets full protection with the US military. The fact that leftist haven’t realized the 2A was established as means to keep government overreach in check is baffling. None of us our special; we have countless examples of the negatives of a population disarm and tyrannical governments aren’t some product of the past; you’re seeing it in full swing today across the globe be it China with Taiwan or Russia with Ukraine.

Because it’s the bill of rights and not the bill of needs. So far the country hasn’t decided to repeal the 2nd amendment. To your actual question, states require purchasers to show an in state license for you to buy a gun so they can’t go out of state.

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Bernies mass incarceration votes do the same for me