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12/30/2022

Throwback to when Oprah stayed after her interview for Between the Scenes, or as she calls it, “the behind-the-scenes thing you do.”

12/29/2022

South African 911 operators have a very different definition of “emergency.”

12/28/2022

We got Jordan Klepper and Roy Wood Jr. to watch their 2015 piece on police anti-bias training and gently roast each other.

12/27/2022

"People are like chocolates. You can have a white chocolate, you can have a dark chocolate, you can have a milk chocolate. But it's all Nestlé." How Trevor's 10-year-old brother explained race.

12/26/2022

For anyone confused about reparations.

12/23/2022

Trevor went to the NAACP Awards as a nominee and left as Jay-Z’s bodyguard.

12/22/2022

The best of Trevor Noah responding to audience questions during his time as host of The Daily Show.

12/22/2022

In this special Self-Deportation Edition of The Daily Show, Trevor heads back to South Africa, tours the neighborhood he grew up in, talks to his grandmother about Nelson Mandela and apartheid, and gives an “MTV Cribs”-style tour of his grandma’s home.

12/21/2022

If only Trevor had brought his dog Fufi to the vet earlier...

12/20/2022

Trevor compares how kids are being punished today vs. when he was a kid.

12/19/2022

Trevor sat down with a slew of high-profile conservative guests and Tomi Lahren during his time as host of The Daily Show. Here are some highlights.

12/18/2022

David Blaine chats about his childhood days as a budding magician and his show "David Blaine Live," then treats Trevor to a demonstration of his infamous ice pick trick.

12/17/2022

"You strike a woman, you strike a rock." Trevor reflects on growing up in apartheid South Africa with powerful female resistance leaders like Winnie Mandela.

12/16/2022

Daily Show correspondents will do anything for Trevor except for the one thing he asked them to.

12/15/2022

Anna Kendrick finds out that she’s on an audience member’s "list" and Trevor has no idea what that is

12/15/2022

Throwback to one of Trevor's very first segments: Donald Trump, African dictator.

12/15/2022

In 1966, Kwanzaa emerged as a holiday to strengthen Black folks’ connection with their African roots. Although many celebrated in the 70s and 80s, Kwanzaa has seen a decline in popularity with only 4% of Black Americans observinging it today. Host Roy Wood Jr. sits with culinary historian and author, Dr. Jessica B. Harris, and segment director, Chinisha Scott, to help define Kwanzaa and provide modern ways to celebrate with friends and family

12/15/2022

Stop the Steal: It’s the rallying cry of Trump supporters and election deniers who believe the 2020 election was stolen from them. In the final episode of Jordan Klepper Fingers the Conspiracy, Jordan dives into a theory about Italian satellites that led to a Biden win and the crack team that is working to set the record straight: an unidentified lawyer, a real estate agent, and Donald Trump’s second wife, Marla Maples.

Jordan breaks down the details with investigative journalist Eric Levai, Pennsylvania Attorney General and Governor-Elect Josh Shapiro, and Supreme Court expert Dahlia Lithwick, who explains the Supreme Court cases that are currently being heard about voting rights, and what’s at stake

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