Serial’s Adnan Syed Freed from Prison & TikTok’s NyQuil Chicken Craze | The Daily Show
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2022
- “Serial” podcast subject Adnan Syed is freed from prison, a drug cartel in Mexico is controlling water, Air Canada is buying electric planes for the first time, Earth is home to 20 quadrillion ants, a Beyond Meat executive bites someone’s nose, the FDA warns not to cook chicken in NyQuil, and Justin Trudeau is in hot water for having fun before Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral. #DailyShow #Comedy #TrevorNoah
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"I find it weird that America confuses "Fixing a mistake" with "A Happy Ending", Me too Trevor...Me too.
SAME.
LOOK AT HOW HISTORY WILL BE TAUGHT IN FLORIDA AND TEXAS.
@@tigerlilly9038 oh ffs Stop the fear mongering. You people have zero shame.
That's how Marvel movies are made. Main characters create problems they later solve and people cheer them as heroes.
I dont think he realized he said it like that.
@@edreezyforreezy I didn't know Tony Stark was Thanos' father
The fact they had to tell people “Not” to put NyQuil in there chicken is a problem all in itself 😂😂
Just let em do it.. The darwin challenge.. Dumb people will always exist with social or without, they always DIED without people noticing. Its only now, we give those people "notice". Prefer the mustard gass challenge myself hehe..
@@koilamaoh4238 I was gonna say nearly the same!!!! 💕
Ricky Gervais was right - let's take all warning labels off products (like "don't stick this chainsaw down your throat") and hold elections like a year or two after that.
dog i remember tripping harder than off any hallucinogen ive done in my life off half a bottle of nyquil.. maybe thats the easter egg they dont want revealed
I remember when NyQuil was a controlled substance.
Ronny Chang roasting his boss like a boss 🤣🤣🤣🤣
20 years in prison and the guy come out look so fresh and calm.
Islam
Because he has trust in Allah (S.W.T)
@@mondrella627he shouldn’t if this Allah deity is against femicides.
We're gonna need a lot more podcasts. And by podcasts, I mean more former public defenders who become better-than-decent prosecutors. And by that, I mean more absolutely pure nuggets of luck.
*MAKING MONEY IS AN ACTION,KEEPING MONEY IS A BEHAVIOR BUT GROWING MONEY IS WISDOM,I FIGURED THIS OUT A YEAR AGO WHEN I FIRST HEARD OF EXPERT MRS BLOSSOM JEFFERSON* .
Talking about being successful! I know am blessed because if not I wouldn't have met someone who is as spectacular as expert Mrs Blossom Jefferson
The greatest regret is not trying and failing but it is not to trying at allFunny enough people aspire to emulate great investors and entrepreneurs, of our time but they only see their wins
and achievements and they careless about their
challenges and failures during multiple trials and the
lesson it teaches
What a striking coincidence,Expert Mrs blossom Jefferson changed my financial life tremendously.
Seeking for her contact details?
My goodness. Last year my English teacher made us listen to the Serial podcast and even do a mock trial on it. Everyone in my class was hooked. This was something we debated about for weeks. His case was a huge part of the year so much so that when he was released people put it in their stories on Instagram. I didn't even think that he would even get coverage. Nice to know that Adnan did. 😁
👀so did my English teacher
Great assignment! That sounds fun!
@@tjcloar1913 Oh what a coincidence 😶 shhhhh🤫
At least enough to get him free
Dude same
In fairness, the Serial Podcast was not responsible for this. They may have bought attention to the case but they were not proactive about his innocence, in many episodes of the pod, it was actually the opposite. It has been his family, friends, and lawyers pushing for this for 2 decades that got him his freedom, if you want to give credit to any media for his release, the HBO documentary was far more open about the miscarriage of justice than the Serial podcast ever was.
And please let's not forget in this that Hae Min still died and her killer has been walking free this whole time. Law enforcement needs to recifty this as their main priority. Adnan wasn't the only victim in this.
Not to split hairs, but it was a mistrial, not a "he's proven innocent." They even have the option to re-try him. It is entirely possible -- maybe even likely -- that Adnan is the killer, but they simply don't have enough evidence to convict.
The HBO series was made by his family so was not so much open as straight-up biased. Syed should go on trial again, I think it's highly unlikely he is innocent.
@@MichaelRicksAherne Yes, he really just got off on a technicallity. Most of the evidence still points to Adnan. It's really impossible to overlook Jays testimony. Jay was not just a witness, he participated in the crime. It's very damming. Unless Jay recants or it was discovered it was him, its quite convincing. Jay also knew where Haes car was, so either he is telling the truth or Jay would have to be the killer.
@@MichaelRicksAherne His conviction was vacated (for the second time, actually) . Luckily, in the US, you don't need to "prove that you are innocent," but are innocent until proven guilty. So the state has now the choice to prove him guilty, or drop the case. If they "simply" (as you say) don't have enough evidence to convict, then he remains innocent.
@@MichaelRicksAherne bro is trying with his hole life to convince us thathe did it
I love how pleased Trevor was about that airplane mode joke 🤣
Trevor is HILARIOUS. His humor is more fresh and interesting than the Jimmy's combined! Love all 3, but Trevor's got something extra special :)
Yeah. Me thinks the 'extra' is international exposure
Trevor is my favorite along Jimmy Kimmel. The other ones are also funny but with alot more information which is not bad
Wayyyyy better than the Jimmy’s 😂
I think it's called speaking truth to power using comedy, something Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert, John Oliver and Samantha Bee do as well. I don't think its fair to compare political comedy with banter talk show comedy. That like comparing apples and oranges imho.
Kimmel, Fallon who’s the third?
The Queen of England’s personal bagpiper played Queen’s (the band) song “Another one bites the dust.” At her funeral.
That really happened.
NICE!! I did watch the tail end of the funeral where the bagpipes were playing and they were awesome
It's just like those classic "heartwarming" stories of a 10 year old boy selling lemonade to pay for his mother's cancer treatment, where we're supposed to ignore how completely messed up it is
Haha yes! Or the woman with three jobs praised by Dubya for being a real American. Or the woman who lost her house and her sister in a freak storm, and getting an umbrella from the tv station interviewing her, with their logo on it. They filmed it to get her live reaction and all.
I adore how Ronny always finds a way to make fun of Trevor. 🤣
We can def say Trevor’s THE KING OF TALK SHOW who’s got the best side-kick. Not even Batman & Robin can match that chemistry !!
I still don't know why Trevor hasn't banned Ronny from viewing his twitter 😂😂😂
Uh, it’s a comedy bit
@@modoc97405 I believe @katlin knows and is only making a joke
@@allenugwu6206 Hard to tell
He keeps destroying him with it 🤣🤣
Trevor seemed genuinely hurt about the podcast part. 🤣🤣🤣
Chef's kiss for Trevor Noah, I just love to watch every episode I can!!
Same here, he's one of only about four people who I check almost daily for new videos. When Jon Stewart left The Daily Show I did not think Trevor was the right person for the job, but he has proved me wrong. He's smart funny caring decent human being and a real gift to America ❤️🙏
The prosecutors who withheld evidence should absolutely be held to account, and sentenced to serve behind bars at least the same amount of time Syed did. That's necessary so prosectors get the message, loud and clear.
In a perfect world 😢
She died
He's guilty. This is a terrible mistake.
Bruh, the evidence was clear, he's guilty.
They didn’t withhold any evidence. Marylin Mosby completely lied about that. Do some more research into this case. The guy is 100% guilty.
After Adnan’s appeal was denied for the 2nd time, I honestly lost faith in the system to free him. But upon finding out he is actually free now, I’m surprised but sooo happy for him!! 😭❤
Prosecution has a month to request a new trial. However what gives hope is the prosecution seems to no longer feel confident in the conviction. Or they're tired of being dragged for their blatant racism and corruption in his trial and conviction.
I'm suprised also
he's guilty, his DNA wasn't found on some random shoes of the victim, no DNA was found on it, and now he's free.....?
it's a JOKE of a justice system
Man idk how people don't talk more about the water issue, that is completely horrifying
HORRIFYING!!!
I think you answered your own question. People like to forget about/try to ignore horrifying realities when they feel that they can't do anything about them.
@@HiEv001 Yeah you have a point, it is really sad how you can see with your own eyes people around you ignore issues not even trying to make some small conpromises to give at least our part on preventing or at least delaying this stuff.
It's also in Mexico, people have a tendency to ignore what's happening there...
@@Phelie315 Mexico? what are you doing herein the U.S. with Nestle, Coca cola, among other stealing water for decades! and I'm sure you still buy their product.
It wasn’t actually because of the podcast. It was because They put a new law in place in Maryland where Adnan was from. The law was regarding individuals who were incarcerated as juveniles and spent a minimum of 20 years in prison. Candidates received a review of their case.
I see
But the way I understand it, the podcast led to other professionals investigating it and uncovered some more dirt to help Adnan. Wonder if that made it into consideration when they reviewed his case.
@@christinebonsra5025 when the review came up they entered the Brady violations as part of their review which is what led to him being freed.
I love how hard Trevor genuinely laughed at Ronnie’s Cosby joke!
"2.5 million Ants for every person."
Me and my family in the backyard: "If we die, we die with honor!"
When I'm having a super bad day and just want to hide and cry, I watch one of Trevor Noah's show and it immediately puts me in a happier mood. Trevor: You are so talented. I love your humor and you are so handsome.
Same
same!! hope you're feeling better now
I agree that we need to reform our justice system. Too many people are in prison when they did nothing.
Yeah okay, but that's one thing, but there's also the fact that Hae Min Lee's murderer (whoever that was) is still unpunished. The media spotlight over Syed's conviction overturned and focusing about wrongful convictions minimized the other victim of this case. Then again, she's been dead for as long as Syed been in prison, so it might not be as interesting for a headline.
Black people you mean ?
You'd figure, with the amount of times it has been brought up the government be looking to improve it's justice system instead of shrugging their shoulders and dismissing it
@@timkneedler7289 I agree with you, I also see his point the police tend to make a decision of someone’s guilt and they stop looking and only focus on the person they have decided committed the crime and they twist things to fit their scenario.
I remember this case when it happened over 20 years ago and I followed it.
My only concern is: they never had any leads to anyone else but Syed. It would be different if they found some clues leading to an unknown potential suspect.
"Another one bites the dust"... I'm screaming!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ronnie Chang is absolutely hilarious! His timing is spot on.
Saw the Dasani joke coming from a mile away but still laughed when it arrived. 😆
Agreed 😂 😐
What's with the Dasani 😅
I am not from America
Did the prosecutors that hid info get disbarred? Because hiding information in a legal case when you're the prosecution is obstruction of justice, plus a law suit from this man to that system for tort of abuse.
Qualified immunity
@@leylamohamed7950 No, there is no immunity for robbing someone of their life by misusing the very law you took an oath to protect. Where is Justice? That means that lawyer is a shyster and those that protect him are shysters too. It also means the justice system has been shystered. If you don't reveal information that would have freed him, this means you purposely cost someone time in prison, that's called a crime in the justice system. Deceit ruins many a life in or out of jail.
Prosecutorial misconduct is rarely charged. Unfortunately.
Actually she voluntarily was disbarred and then died 2 years later
@@temitopeej8407 cancel, clear, delete that energy, you can't have a justice system that way.
I have never watched this show before. He was funny but spoke a lot of truth. Loved it 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I recall Mr. Adnan Syed, had a black female classmate who claimed his innocence, but wasn't believed.
I’m so glad syed is free. In school we did a unit listening to the podcast in high school. It was one of the most emotional units we had in school.
So you listened to a podcast, and now think he’s 100% innocent?
@@tioswift3676 innocent until proven guilty and the court def did not give him a fair trial
This isn’t a closed case. He isn’t exonerated. Nor is he proven innocent. There are many questions regarding his motive and much of the evidence points to his guilt. Though I must admit Jay seems awfully suspicious with all the lying.
@@tioswift3676 nobody knows for sure if he's innocent or not, but you're supposed to sentence people when you think they're guilty without reasonable doubt. There was definitely a lot of doubt here so he should not have gotten found guilty.
you are aware that he was freed because evidence wasn't fully shared before the trial began, not that evidence completely exonerated him. also worth noting there was no focus on finding her actual killer (in the podcast)
Agreed... Adnan's story is a tragedy that could have been avoided. They cannot give back 22 years of life and all that he could have experienced if proper actions had been taken rather than going after the brown person. I think it is very "interesting" that the new suspect's names haven't been released though at the time this happened, Syed's name was immediate media fodder, the first and only suspect announced. Is this yet another example of systemic racism?
How do you know Adnan is innocent? People just ignore Jay's testimony. Jay knew where the car was. People will say police planted the ideas in Jay's head. Jay is smart human being and planting ideas is rare and low probability. Try planting an idea in someone's head, it is difficult.
@@winter32842 u r asking the wrong question. The burden of proof rests with the accuser.
@@winter32842 lol kid, it's not. Ever heard about conspiracy myths? Study law and you will find that witnesses are very unreliable.
Um, isn't the other prime suspect the black guy?
@@stevnated any name that starts with "Adnan" and ends with "sayed" is black too. Don't worry about the skin tone.
Hey Trevor. The bagpiper did play Another One Bites The Dust at the Queen’s funeral. 😊
Wow! I didn’t know Trevor had a podcast. I went immediately to Spotify and “Followed.”
😂😂😂 the airplane ✈️ battery 🔋 joke ! Lovely
I'm glad Adnan got released I listened to the serial podcast and it had compelling evidence to say the least...I hope he can enjoy life now l...he was a kid when he got put in jail
Please can tell me where can watch serial podcasts or name?
@@mushtaaqahmed2466 it’s on spotify
Dudes guilty.
That airplane mode pun was delicious
I feel like prosecutor’s who sentence innocent people or charge people with extra crimes and are found out for it, they should all be sent to prison. They should be made to go to prison for the amount of time which the falsely arrested individual was forced to spend in prison.
Alas, that's now Statism work.
It’s not a feeling. Logically that would incentivize them to think more carefully about their conclusions.
Yeeeeesssss
The composure by Trevor at the end…peak resistance. 💪🏼
I think I saw a tear in his eye 🤣
The prosecutors case relied heavily on Adnan's background & religiousity... they assumed he killed her Because of "his honor" & since their arguments began at the bottom of the moral cesspit, the juror had a head start to convict him.
He’s probabaly gonna get a retrial. No one said he’s innocent
@@tioswift3676 in order to get a guilty verdict, there can be no reasonable doubt and has to be handed down by a unanimous decision from the jury. The evidence that was hidden provided reasonable doubt. If he is tried once again, with this evidence in play, he most assuredly can get a hung jury at the very least and be declared innocent as a result.
No, they used religion to explain the why. There was a lot of circumstantial evidence against Adnan. In my opinion he is guilty.
Trevor is first of all of sound mind, and has true empathy, not in the sense that he absolutely feels others pain deeply, that I can not know, but he can perfectly position himself in someone elses shoes, so he can see an issue from different perspectives which gives him the ability to come as close to a just human and reporter as possible, of course he has biases, which are his opinions, like we all have, but he pushes them aside as a presenter of facts but then comes back with his deep insight. And how he is able to deconstruct complex ideas and draws you in to seek even more knowledge and understanding. He would be a great Professor who's students would actually learn from him and not just study for the grade. He should have three podcasts if he wants :)
This is the third time I've heard "At least she didn't sing, 'Another One Bites The Dust'" since yesterday. I'm glad all these late night comedians are using the same material.
I remember listening to the podcast on road trip from San Jose to LA, then Palm Springs for a week, for a conference about law. I didn’t want to leave the vehicle at the charging station just so I could continuously listen to the podcast.
I don't remember exactly where in the road trip I listened to it, but I listened to it on a road trip that started in San Jose and went through LA pretty early on. It wasn't for a conference about law though, just went on a road trip for a month for fun.
@@jonmendelson1104 oh wow. Seems like very similar to my road-trip. I went all over LA for a couple of days before heading out to the desert.
@@silliepooh Nice. I ended up going around 11,000 miles total, all around the country (and a couple of days in Canada). Visited a bunch of friends and family and checked out several state and national parks along the way, plus some cool cities.
Wait until you find out that you can also listen to podcasts with your phone!
@@jonmendelson1104 completely envy you on your trip there. I ended up hating Palm Springs for it just a really dead place to be. And being with the wrong person didn't help either. On top of that, a woman backed into my Tesla and tried to take off. I went after her and she was mad. Said some condescending comments and claimed that she didn't hit us. One man came forward and became my witness. LOL. Yes, that's my memory. Wish I went around the country like you. Maybe I should do that now while jobless. Hope I'll make it back alive for being a lone roadtrip traveler.
“Ladies and gentlemen, does anyone have a portable charger!?” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"Gotdamn! When vegans have a cheat day... they really go hard!"
That had me fkn rollin!
The best podcast I listened to is In the Dark, season 2. It was the most amazing investigative journalism I have ever seen. In the end, Curtis Flowers goes all the way to the Supreme Court and is finally released. He had spent more than 20 years on death row. Do NOT look up the story before you listen. Let it unfold to shock your socks off. There is no justice in our system.
But notice how most if not all overturned convictions are always ONLY happening after the person has served a minimal of 20 years? You NEVER hear about a conviction overturned when the person only served 6 months or 1 year or even 5 years. These systems are ALWAYS only revisiting cases that are 20 years or older. And I think they do it because if they find a mistake, then these prosecutors can feel like they at least got 20 years out of the person. SMH
I think it's because it takes that long to get all parties involved out of office. Nobody wants to admit their mistake. They've been trying for years to get him a new trial and one certain attorney general kept blocking it. This year he ran for DA and lost. Mosby lost too and that's why she made sure to get it done. Look up Thiru Vignarajah and his involvement. There's also a documentary on HBO Max that explains it.
You never hear about it because it’s not as big of a deal as 20 years. It happens
@@catgirl6803 this right here👏 it’s easier to point out at the corruption of a pervious administration than a current one🌚
It's probably "oldest case first" and not enough people working with these typ of cases. So you always get insanely old cases
Eh, just because you don't hear about something doesn't mean it doesn't happen.
There was a line on The Newroom that has always struck me regarding Adnan's case. Our justice system isn't in place to lock up guilty people, but to make sure innocent people stay out of prison. It shouldn't matter if he is guilty. The question should simply be "Is there a chance is he innocent?". If the answer is yes, then he shouldn't be in prison.
It’s better guilty man is free than an innocent man imprisoned
Reasonable doubt.
Fun fact:
In the US "Stayin Alive" is used to find the rhythm of correct chest impressions interval when CPR is taught.
Here in Denmark, we use "Another one bites the dust".
My heart breaks for him and his family and I pray there is justice for the victims
The "you just put it on airplane mode" crushed me completely xD
On the story of water you showed a Navajo woman from Arizona delivering water to natives!! Just so you know
Ronnie Cheng is by far the funniest and best asset on Trevor's show. Top segment!
Ronnie is spot on as always. You guys have really found your format with the other comedians on the show. It's a solid concept and it's really entertaining.
Bring on the podcasts. Poor men going to jail because our system is so messed up. Be blessed. Justice… 😢
Before podcasts it was AM radio late night, AM early morning, newspaper editorials, 60 minutes, neighborhood activists, public debates, street pamphlets, magazine articles, public citizens physically sitting in on the trials and hearings and reporting, FM radio late night, UHF & VHF stations, now all rolled up into some newspaper, some tv news, some talk shows, mostly social media and podcasts and occasionally a celebrity turned activist.
you are getting better and better, please don't leave for another show/network!
Serial brought awareness to the case, but it was the podcasts Undisclosed and Truth & Justice who helped pave the way to Adnan's release. 💕 Amazing what happens when prosecutors focus on justice rather than convictions.
The disparity between the crowd and Trevor during the chicken a la Cosby joke 😂
I didn't get the joke🥲
Ronnie roasting Trevor was freaking hilarious
The same thing happened to Curtis Flowers. He was featured on a podcast called “In the Dark” and as a result of the evidence they uncovered he was released from prison. His story is riveting and I recommend that everyone listen to it.
Thanks, I will check it out!
Just down loaded all the eps. Ty
The original prosecution team should face criminal investigation for their (in)actions in this case.
Rest In Peace Hae Min Lee. If anyone commenting has actually listened to the story. Listen to her side
“Another one bites the dust” hahahaha! Plus nation wide jury podcast. Brilliant
Going through a lot at work and your videos always make my day. I love your sense of sarcasm. Living in Japan you don’t hear anything like this here. Thank you so much 🙏
I love when Ronny roast Trevor's things, especially when he roasted Trevor's book back in pandemic show😂👍
12:48 - Trevor's genuinely laughing so hard at the Cosby reference, there's no way that joke could have been in the script.
I’m so glad Adnan has been released from jail but if anyone thinks that’s what gives him a “happy ending” they’re delusional.
EXACTLY!!!
He’s a murderer. They’ll retry him
They should give him $20,000,000 in compensation.
he's guilty. he killed her, your happy the murderer got send free...
@@MillionaireRobot sure. You are the smart one. Every consult this bot for future decisions on criminal cases. This person knows everything that we don’t.
Pretty sure that the image of the woman pumping water is actually NEW Mexican Darlene Arviso, she delivers water to families on Navajo Nation. Daily Show staff do not know the difference between New Mexico, USA, and the country of Mexico.
#ProtectTheWater
#WaterIsLife
That's poor research. Trevor do better.
Yikes!
That’s embarrassing Daily Show!
She is amazing. I watched a short documentary about her.
The Research Team needs to do better.
It is So Embarrassing 😬
The water truck even reads “..Indian Mission...NM 87323” in their edit.
"changer hangs off... (to) ...airplane mode" got me, man🤣🤣
Everything about this segment is spot on…and a call to action
TREVOR DEFINITELY KNOWS HOW TO KEEP HIS AUDIENCE ENGAGED, YOU'RE AWESOME 👌
Sad that the prosecutor use to be a public defender, to be able to see the injustice of the case. I'm glad he's out.
Trevor Noah and Ronny Chieng. What an amazing duo. 🙌🏾
this was a really funny episode. like more than usual. great job guys!
Bro... they put Nyquil in Thanksgiving turkey and NONE of us are waking up for Black Friday
That’s why you make the Turkey for your community without eating a bite yourself! 😁
@1:17, actually, Trevor, the Queen’s bagpipe guy played exactly that song, by Queen.
Grand Risings Mr. Noah. I just watched a few of your shows. You're brilliant and hysterical.
My condolences on the passing of your beautiful Grandmother. I viewed the episode when you visited her in her home. Memorable moments are the best. Many blessings to you on your success and mental health.
This series was particularly humourous. Awesome!!!!
12:47 chicken-a-la-Cosby 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I feel really dumb but can you explain this joke to me?
@@justdoit2521 it's like a fancy modern dish but the Cosby part is for the Nyquil. Get it, cuz he used to drug people to sleep 😴 😂😂😂
@@rhdbmw9361 then "allegedly" sexually-assault them once the person is asleep or relaxed
It is about time they let this man go.. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Jon Stewart 2024
@@jaydaguy5100 Oh man! Can you imagine JS as President?! Whoo! That would be phenomenal!
I love your comparison jokes! Freaking genius!
Trevor, I love the beyond meat bit. Perfect! HAHA 🤣
Kudus to the prosecutor for reviewing the case.... Way too many out there in this business of false imprisonment.
He killed her
@@jakecamp1502 be careful, that could be slander
@@bluesage7744 really? I think he did it!
Trevor Noah is the best 🥇🌟 💯
Love his comic creativity with serious issues, such phenomenal talent!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Agreed. He deals with real and serious issues because of his difficult past
Not a big fan of punctuation, I'm guessing
@@randyjustrandy9937 when I’m speaking my words that is lol
@@randyjustrandy9937 but ok I’ll punctuate so everybody be happy lol
@@achiengmasiga4445 well his difficult past IS one of the things/issues that guide and motivated him but the guy is still super extraordinarily talented regardless.
I mean like how many ppl with a difficult past can do it like him? I had an extremely difficult past and though I wish I did I do not inherit such phenomenal talent. Mega kudos for Trevor 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
These two and their writers were on point tonight. Hilarious!
Love Ronnie at the end. Wish the show would get back to doing more Field pieces and interviews with their corispondants like they used to tho
Yes, he needs this show and a podcast! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Hella props to the prosecutor who freed that man. Ronnie does have a point Trevor. you got burned!! LOL
Seeing Ronny roast Trevor is the best part of the show. XD
"'Chicken a'la Cosby'". I Died Laughing!!! 🤣👍
I love listening to you Trevor! You put a smile on my face and laughter in the world!
Nationwide jury sounds awesome. One vote per person that counts…kind of like voting without an electoral college.
Like real democracy 😁
best segment in a while… all the rest are excellent too, but this one… kudos🎉
"here's a third thought, do you need a TV show and a podcast"😂😂😂 I mean that's why he's having the podcast, can't get enough of himself🤣
I was there, today’s taping ! It was unbelievable ❤
So lucky 🍀 😂
That Aeroplane mode....got me on the flow🤣😂😂😂
Man, The Daily Show is killing it right now. Every joke is landing with me. Gj!
The recounting of ants killed me big time🤣🤣🤣🤣
Drug cartels running water. So scary.
Yeah. This completely HORRIFYING part is getting glossed over.
What if Nestle and drug cartels banded together so they could have ultimate control over water everywhere?
Hahahaha
right when I was thinking this I read your post
@@kelleywyskiel8513 in all honesty I kind of regret having had put this out for the universe to look at, and probably make a reality.. I feel awful for having had said it...my bad y'all.
Don't give them ideas
and that's how mad max actually began. they mistook gas trucks for water tankers lolz
This is one off the best TV show I enjoyed watching it every time 😊
Those lawyers should spend 2 decades in prison.