Queen Elizabeth II celebrates 70 years on the throne, Republicans hatch a new scheme to win elections, fish off the coast of Florida reportedly contain pharmaceuticals, engineers at Northwestern University build the smallest robots, and delivery workers admit to eating customers’ food. #DailyShow #Comedy
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Great babysitting idea.
ReplyHe is actually part Swedish lol
Reply70 years of lavish living at the expense of others……smh. Should have celebrated by giving everyone a million dollars each.
ReplyThey are TELLING you how they are going to take over. And the DEMOCRATS are laughing and letting them.
ReplyIsn’t it funny, that when a president stays in power for 30 years, it’s a dictatorship,
ReplyBut when a king/queen stays in power, that’s a kingdom.
If anyone like me doesn’t care about the Queen of England’s B-day skip to: 3:46
ReplyBasically a segment of ‘Now You Know”. If you didnt know delivery drivers were eating your food, now you know.
ReplyMonarchies should not exist.
ReplyNot so impressive she “hung on” when the reason why is because her favored heir married outside the approved bloodline
ReplyI don’t understand why average Americans cheer on the queen it’s like they want to go back to being peasants and slaves
ReplyI love Trevor Noah but the show is really not funny unfortunately, the writers need to pick it up 🙁
ReplyHuh huh so funny. Getting handed a super high paying job by sheer nepotism with the ultimate guarantee of job security. Everyone should be so lucky.
ReplyOh cool, my lab works with the lab with the tiny robots! We are working on making tiny swimming robots with them.
ReplyThe #Oceans are amazing. And they provide #Earth with half our #Oxygen.
Reply#ProtectTheWater
I support you, the best I can. Kids died. Stop the jokes. (it’s 9-11 heavy)
ReplyIn 9 days Elizabeth II will surpass Rama IX (king of Thailand from 1946 to 2016) as the second-longest reigning monarch. If she makes it to 2024 she will break the record of Louis XIV of France who reigned from 1643 to 1715.
Reply[Note: Sobhuza II was ruler of Swaziland from 1899 to 1982 but Swaziland was a British protectorate until 1968.]