The Daily Show with Trevor Noah

After news of President Donald Trump evading federal taxes from the last ten years erupted, the world finally finds out why the president hasn't paid his taxes. After the demise of Ruth Bader Ginsburg a.k.a Notorious RBG, the authorities welcome her successor. Also, Dr Jane Goodall talks about the importance of shifting humankind's attention towards the rapid change in the environment.

Trevor Noah explains why President Trump hates Mail-In voting, also reflects on the human and administrative errors which can get ballots thrown out and rundown all the little do's and don'ts to make sure your vote counts. Also, watch the episode as Misty Copeland talks about her book 'Bunheads' and her global coronavirus relief initiative 'Swans for Relief',

One day after the first presidential debate of 2020 elections between the current president, Donald Trump, and Joe Biden, the atmosphere remains at the hotter side as the entire nation expresses disappointment on the internet. Keep watching as Trevor Noah brings his talk of the hour with Alfred Charles Sharpton Jr., a renowned American civil rights activist and a politician.

Grammy Award winner Mariah Carey joins Trevor Noah to discuss her new memoir, The Meaning of Mariah Carey. It tells the story of her ups and downs, the triumphs and traumas, the debacles and dramas that contributed to the person she is today. Tune in to the episode for more,

Action star Jason Momoa joins Trevor Noah on The Daily Show today. He discusses his upcoming documentary, Gather, which highlights the issue of the colonials taking over the land of the indigenous people and burning their food supplies to reduce their population. Tune in to this episode to watch this insightful interview with Jason and find out how he is spending time during quarantine.

Talented actor, comedian, and writer, Jason Sudekis is the special guest in this episode of the Daily Social Distancing Show. While Jason discusses his experience playing a football coach in his latest sports comedy series 'Ted Lasso', Trevor Noah is under the impression that it was a real-life documentary about soccer. Tune in to witness the hilarious interaction between these two comics.

Being an American Documentary Filmmaker, Alexandra Pelosi is on the show to talk about her newest film for Showtime. The documentary talks about the importance of the chaotic year of 2020. Watch this show to know how 2020 contributes so much to American history, and more.

The co-host and the executive producer of 'The Circus', journalist Alex Wagner is on the show to talk to Trevor Noah about the crazy election cycle and what it's actually like on the ground in America. Watch what America is dealing with in this episode,

Trevor Noah analyses his report on President Donald J. Trump's public appearance after his battle with the deadly Coronavirus. Also, keep watching the episode as Anita Faye Hill, an American lawyer and academic who helped fight harassment and discrimination in the entertainment industry, joins Trevor to talk about the supreme court and the nomination process,

Wilmer Valderrama, best known for playing the character, Fez on the popular sitcom, That '70s Show, joins Trevor Noah to talk about how he is using his platform to make sure the Latino community is well represented and get a seat at the table in the upcoming elections. Tune in to catch the entire conversation, now

Trevor Noah sits in his living room as he gets on with the sensational news bits from around the world. Amidst the usual banter, Trevor welcomes Governor Andrew Cuomo, who talks about the rise in COVID cases and ways to tackle it. Catch this conversation and much more in this episode.

Trevor Noah talks about the changing trend in America's voting scene where the states are seeing a record in citizens showing up for an early vote. Amidst the voting scene and the update on the presidential debate, Trevor welcomes Matthew McConaughey who is releasing his memoirs called Greenlights! Catch the whole scoop in this episode.

Legendary comedian and actor Chris Rock joins Trevor Noah to discuss his role as a serious mob leader in the series 'Fargo'. The series depicts the gang rivalry in 1950 Kansas City and also sets out to tell a story more sweeping than any of its predecessors, and comes away overstuffed. Tune in as the actor shares his thoughts on the show and much more,

Alicia Garza, the co-founder of Black Lives Matter, discusses her prolonged struggle to liberate the African-American community and talks about her new book 'The Purpose of Power'. Also, catch Rashida Jones share insights about her latest movie,

Trevor Noah speaks with Senator Elizabeth Warren about the Supreme Court's new antitrust case against Google. Watch Elizabeth elaborate on the issue and more in this episode, now

Rock legend Bruce Springsteen joins Trevor Noah to discuss his latest track and documentary, Letter to You. The documentary deals with him struggling with the intricacies of nostalgia, which produces a tension that brings to life his writings and his music. Tune in for more.

Bringing in news from the US with his usual dash of humour, Trevor Noah talks about the upcoming Presidential elections and how the outcome will affect the country. Also, catch his conversation with Chelsea Handler about the current political situation and learn about her new stand-up comedy.

Rapper, actor and activist Ice Cube joins Trevor Noah to discuss his contract with Black America plan, which calls for reforms to close the wealth gap in the US. The contract is a 13-part plan that was inspired by the recent events, and Cube goes on to elaborate the plan for the audience. Tune in for more,

Trevor Noah and the Democratic nominee for Vice President, Senator Kamala Harris discuss a list of major topics including the pandemic, police reform, and the focus on unifying America. Tune in to episode to catch the full conversation, now

Author Michael Harriot joins Trevor Noah on the Daily Social Distancing Show to talk about the upcoming elections and predict a possible winner. Soon, Trevor asks Michael about rappers getting involved with politics and why Black voters are supporting Donald Trump. Tune in to this episode to watch this interesting interview,

Pulitzer Prize-winning author and journalist Evan Osnos joins Trevor Noah to discuss the anticipated results. He also talks about how Joe Biden will help the country recover from one of the most tumultuous elections in the history of the United States. Tune in to know more.

Avengers star Don Cheadle and award-winning author Dr Tressie McMillan Cottom join Trevor Noah in the election watch, and talk about the sociology and thinking behind choosing to vote for Donald Trump or Joe Biden. Watch to learn more,

The election is turning in a wholly different direction as President Trump has filed lawsuits in Michigan and Pennsylvania to stop the counting of votes until Trump's campaign team can access the counting locations. Also, stay tuned to the episode as Trevor Noah gets in a conversation with the award-winning broadcast journalist, Soledad O'Brien,

Trevor Noah has a heartfelt conversation with the legendary civil rights icon, Ruby Bridges. From what inspired Ruby to her experience as a child in an all-white school to her journey into the civil rights movement, discover this and more in today's enlightening episode,

Trevor Noah gives us detailed information about the recent jump in the coronavirus cases in Europe and America. Later, rock legend Lenny Kravitz speaks to Trevor about his new memoir, Let Love Rule. Tune in for all the fun in this episode,