[theme music]
ANNOUNCER: From New York City, the only city in America,
it's the show that invented news.
This is The Daily Show with your host, Marlon Wayans.
[cheering]
Oh, welcome to The Daily Show.
I'm Marlon Wayans.
Yes, I'm back for night two.
I had no idea they do this shit every single day.
Nobody warned me that The Daily Show
was actually a daily show.
I thought that shit was just a fun name or something.
All right, we've got a great show for you tonight.
Why?
Because I'm on it.
Let's get to the headlines.
[cheering]
I was watching Fox News last night because--
[laughter]
Because, apparently, I hate my life.
But I learned something.
You know how the whole world remembers January 6 as the day
a bunch of violent Trump fans stormed into the Capitol?
Well, according to Fox News, we just got the footage wrong.
REPORTER: Fox News host Tucker Carlson aired the first clips
of the unseen January 6 surveillance footage
given to him by Speaker Kevin McCarthy.
On his show last night, he said the insurrection was mostly
peaceful chaos, adding that the people who forced
themselves into the Capitol weren't
quote, "insurrectionists."
They were sightseers.
We're going to begin tonight with footage
that shows you what was actually
happening inside the Capitol.
And that video tells a very different story about what
happened on January 6.
Protesters queue up in neat little lines.
They give each other tours outside the Speaker's office.
They take cheerful selfies, and they smile.
They're not destroying the Capitol.
They obviously revere the Capitol.
Sightseeing, my Black ass.
If you have to punch a cop on your way in,
you're not sightseeing.
You fight seeing.
[laughter]
[applause]
All Tucker Carlson proved is that you
can make anything look better by not showing the bad part.
How come they never show 9/11 planes taking off?
[laughter]
In a way, some of this footage is even more disturbing.
Like, there was this guy at the ride
who was just cleaning shit up.
[laughter]
That's a straight up psychopath.
I bet this guy goes to the orgies and does Wordle.
Guys, I got it.
I got it in four guesses.
Come on, guys.
Stop [bleep] each other.
Put your dick away.
It's grape!
But enough about January 6.
Let's talk about an even worse crime.
Some wax museum in Poland decided to make statues
of the British royal family.
And, boy, look how [bleep] up they are.
REPORTER: William and Kate like we've never seen them before.
REPORTER: Wax figures are on display at a museum in Poland,
supposedly in the likeness of Prince
William and Kate Middleton.
REPORTER: Footage of the figures
went viral this week after New Zealand visitors began sharing
them, saying the figures don't look
much like the royal couple.
I don't know, people.
They're pretty good statues.
I mean, pale skin, scary teeth, the dead eyes
look just like British people.
[laughter]
No, seriously, these statues--
look at their smiles.
They look like they just called Meghan
Markle nigga under her breath.
[laughter]
(STRAINED) Nigga.
[laughs] Nigga.
They look like they're auditioning for the sequel
to Smile.
And the Kate one, she's especially [bleep] up.
She looked like me in White Chicks.
[laughter]
[applause]
Now, finally, let's talk about the greatest
threat facing America today--
our kids are eating too much candy,
with weed in it.
REPORTER: The FDA has issued a warning about children
accidentally ingesting products with THC,
with many made in packaging that
looks like brand-name candies and cereals,
something kids could easily confuse.
The FDA warning--
"Accidental ingestion of these products
can lead to serious adverse events,
especially in children."
A recent study links the dramatic increase
in cases of kids accidentally ingesting cannabis to
the legalization of marijuana.
Researchers have seen a nearly 1,400%
increase, with about 200 cases reported
in 2017 compared to more than 3,000 cases in 2021.
Wait.
How can you even tell if a little kid is high?
[laughter]
No, because them little [bleep] always sound high.
Daddy, if a cloud had legs, would it be a snowman?
Nigga, you in my stash again?
And weed isn't just dangerous for little children.
It's also dangerous for adult children like Chet Hanks.
Go suck on your mama dot, you stinking crotches!
[spits] Spit on your griney grave.
I'm sorry, Tom.
I'm just saying the shit you'd want to say.
So, parents, please, be responsible.
For the health and the well-being of your family,
send me your drugs for safekeeping.
[laughter]
[applause]
I might get some back to you.
For real, though, here's what I want to know.
Why is weed the only drug put in food?
How come there's no crack in edibles?
Think about it.
They already got Hershey Krackel.
You're halfway there.
Just put the crack in it.
And for more on this story, let's go to Dulcé Sloan.
Dulcé.
Hello, friends.
[cheering]
How can parents stop kids from getting
into their edibles?
I'll tell you how.
How about these grown-ass adults stop taking
edibles in the first place?
You shouldn't be like a little kid
who needs an imaginary plane to eat his vegetables.
You're 35 years old.
Smoke a [bleep] blunt like you pay taxes.
Grow up.
That-- that's a little harsh.
Smoke the drugs. Stop playing with people.
I know, but that's a little harsh.
Some people, you know, have-- they like a little flavor
in their high.
Weed has flavor.
The flavor is weed.
[laughter]
If you can't handle it, you can't have it.
All these people are trying to eat instead of smoke.
Mm-mm.
You smoke to earn your way to the munchies, all right?
[laughter]
Listen.
MARLON WAYANS: OK--
Listen, you can't combine the two.
That's just lazy.
Come on.
OK, but if people are going to take edibles,
how can they stop their kids from getting into them?
Well, look, I want to help because I'm
a good Christian woman.
Hallelujah.
The problem is right now the packaging
is too attractive to kids.
So how about this packaging, OK?
See? Oh, so heavy.
Oh, my god.
Why me?
Listen-- ooh.
Oh.
[laughter]
I mean, this is the hardest part about being single,
picking up heavy things.
You know what I mean?
See, now, if you put the edibles in the math book--
[cheering]
Who the hell can do advanced algebra?
Come on.
And we all know that math is a lie, right?
So-- because, like, the only thing you really need
is geometry.
Measure wall, change your life.
So, listen, if you put the drugs in the math book,
the only kids finding them are nerds.
And, frankly, them nerds need to loosen up anyway.
Or-- or, you know, just to help--
[laughter]
Instead-- listen, look, look, look, look, look, look.
Look.
Instead of changing the packaging, change the edible.
See?
Green bean edibles with vitamin T, H, and
C. [laughter]
[applause]
Dulcé, there's not going to be
no adult or kid that's going to be down with that product.
But it's good, and it's good for you.
Listen, I hear what you're saying, Mr. Marlon.
And I'mma just tell you, you sound a little stressed,
you know?
So maybe-- just maybe you need a little visit
from the airplane.
Come on.
Here comes the plane.
Choo! - Come on.
No, no. I'll--
B-- b-- b-- b-- b--
Stop.
I'm a grown-ass man.
I'm not about to do that.
Nigga, eat the weed.
[cheering]
Dulcé Sloan, everybody.
[cheering]
All right.
When we come back, we're going to have
a weird interview with the mayor of New York City.
Don't go away.
[cheering]
Welcome back to The Daily Show.
When they found out I was hosting the show this week,
they asked me if I wanted to interview the mayor
of New York, Eric Adams.
Now, I'm not really a political guy.
So I said, [bleep] no.
But my dear friend 'Quon is very interested in politics.
So he sat down with Mayor Adams to ask
him the tough questions.
Take a look.
[music playing]
How are you, man?
This dude.
[laughs] Good to see you.
You know you late when I beat you here.
- It's all on time. - That's how he rolls.
What's up? Feel me?
I like your work. - Thank you.
Thank you. - You know what I mean?
Thank you.
So, yo, what's up?
This is 'Quon, asking the mayor and real politicians
real questions that the real niggas want to know.
Feel me?
All right.
Mayor, yo, this bug.
Why do I hear that all the time when I meet people
on the train, when I meet people
inside a homeless shelter, when I meet people in the club?
They say, I cannot believe I'm sitting here
kicking it with the mayor.
No, I just can't believe how much
you look like Damon Wayans.
That shit [bleep] me up, son.
Whoa.
Yo, I'm like, yo, big bug.
You put the mask on-- you be Blankman, bro.
Yo, that's wild enough, but it's wild.
Like, yo, I voted for you.
I'm lying.
My moms voted for you.
I don't really [bleep] with that.
No, I don't want them to come get me for jury Duty
Listen, moms-- all the moms did,
man, because they saw-- they saw
in me what they see in you.
Yeah, that's deep.
You-- that's some lady man shit right there.
Yo, Mayor, you buff.
You buff, son.
Got to be.
You the most buff man ever.
You should do an action movie, like some Arnold
Schwarzenegger shit.
Every day is an action movie, man.
Some Arnold "Schwarzenegro" shit.
Yeah, you look like-- yo, like, is being mayor stress?
ERIC ADAMS: It depends, you know?
Stressful is growing up in a neighborhood
not knowing where your meal is going to come from,
eating that hard-ass cheese that they used to make us eat.
That's stress.
Right.
So you plan on softening the government cheese.
You can't soften that, man.
You can melt it.
Tell me the secret because we used to put it in the oven.
And we'd leave it in there for a half an hour,
and it was still hard.
You had that same shit!
Yo, I couldn't shit for months.
[laughs]
Yo, this bug.
I had a question.
This is random.
How come I can't buy hot food on my EBT card?
That's a good question.
I didn't even know that.
Bro, just cold shit?
Why poor people got to eat cold shit?
And they shouldn't. I didn't know you can't.
Change that. Veto that.
We changing that bill.
Something we're going to look at it,
and we're going to name the bill after you.
- 'Quon. - Yes.
The 'Quon Bill.
ERIC ADAMS: Yes.
You know me hoes I'mma get for that?
'Quon Bill.
I got a bill named after me, ho.
I got a bill named after me.
No, but real talk, let me get some real serious shit.
You really do be working out.
Got to every morning, man, 5:00 AM.
Oh, 5:00 AM.
Son, do you or do you not be in the clubs?
Because I hear you be partying.
Listen, I'm a nightlife man.
I got to test the product.
So, son, how the [bleep] you going
to say you up at 5:00 AM when you ain't even sleep, son?
Listen, my dad said, you hang out with the boys--
you got to get up with the men.
Oh, that's real, son.
Yo, I [bleep] with you, Mayor.
I [bleep] with you.
So let me ask you some real shit.
Weed--
Yes.
You smoke?
That's a tough question, man.
It's legal.
ERIC ADAMS: [laughs] You know?
No, no, I don't smoke.
Second hand?
ERIC ADAMS: All you got to do is walk down the block.
Second hand is everywhere now.
Yeah, all right. All right.
Listen, we made it legal, but we just don't want it--
we don't want our children smoking on the way to school.
Right.
Or getting that gummy bears and other bullshit
that they're selling.
You know, we need to be real clear on that.
Because I know you--
They should smoke after school.
Yeah. Now let's get real.
ERIC ADAMS: Yes.
Man, I soften you up.
Now we got some real shit to ask you.
You said that prayers go out the classroom--
guns come in.
Mm-hmm.
Now, I'm a church boy.
You know what I'm saying? I may not look it.
I could tell. I could tell.
But my grandmother go to church.
She prayed a lot.
She pray a lot.
That's how you made it.
But, see, prayer don't always work.
Yes, it does.
No, because my grandma prayed over my gay cousin
her whole life.
He's still gay as hell.
If your grandmother prayed for your cousin,
then she going to pray for her to be happy and find peace.
And that peace may not be your peace.
Boss.
That man got bars.
All right, I know.
I [bleep] with you, Mayor.
Yo, next time, if I vote, voting for you.
So with that said, when exactly did
they take prayers out of the classroom in New York City?
Some time.
They believe constitutionally you're not supposed
to have prayers in school.
And I think that you don't have to do it
in school, around school, but our children
need some spiritual--
You don't think that's some white shit?
No, I think it's the right shit.
Come on, son.
To be ignorant to prayer, we got here.
Yeah, so you want to put it back in the school.
It's not up to me.
What I want to do is introduce our children to spirituality.
[bleep] with that.
ERIC ADAMS: You know that? - [bleep] down.
I do.
I do because one time I took this dude's chain--
it was a Jesus chain.
And I felt real bad.
Mm, mm.
You know, I'm sure you gave it back to him.
No, I just felt real bad.
You may have needed it for a reason.
Right.
You know that?
Because I did pawn it during quarantine and got me
that EBT card that I use to get that cold food
that you going to make hot. - You know what?
All right.
Let me ask you real shit people want to know.
Son, what the [bleep] you going to do about the Knicks?
Listen.
You the mayor, son.
You can't have your-- the team, New York team
looking like that.
Spike Lee don't even go to the games no more.
You got to do something, son.
You should go there with all your cops,
and if they don't play right, you
should arrest them [bleep].
Listen, all I know about New York fans
is the Arnold Schwarzenegger moment.
They'll be back because we going to win.
They been saying that for 30 years.
Willis Reed don't even go to the games no more.
Yo, E, you, I [bleep] with you.
Listen, I'mma give you my math.
Let's link up again, pop some bottles.
We gonna get some business.
You know what I'm saying?
I'm looking for a fifth baby mom.
Love.
My guy, my guy, all day.
All day.
Thank you.
[music playing]
[cheering]
All right, thank you, 'Quon.
All right, stay tuned.
When we come back, we got Bomani Jones will
be joining me on the show.
And I bet you this nigga got a turtleneck on.
So don't go away.
[cheering]
[cheering, applause]
Welcome back to The Daily Show.
My guest tonight is an Emmy winning sports journalist
who hosts the HBO series--
speaking of HBO, I have a stand-up special
called God Loves Me streaming right now on HBO Max.
And if you want to see me live I'll
be in Medford, Massachusetts at the Chevalier Theater
this Saturday, March 11.
[cheering, applause]
My next guest, Emmy award-winning sports
journalist who hosts a show on HBO.
It's called Game Theory with Bomani Jones.
All right, look.
The thing is, man, people don't fight anymore in the NBA
because they'll damn near throw you in jail.
Like, somehow we all love watching people
fight all the time, except if they
do it in basketball jerseys.
Then, all of a sudden, everybody
wants to call the police and try
to shut the whole party down.
There's an entire generation of fans right now
that have never seen their favorite players
get into a fight.
I once saw Dr. J and Moses Malone double team Larry Bird.
These kids are being deprived.
Please welcome the one and only Bomani Jones.
[funk music]
[cheering, applause]
Looking clean, looking clean. - I'm trying, man.
I'm trying.
You looking clean, looking like you a Wayans.
Looking like Keenen.
"Kleanen" Ivory Wayans.
That's a hair joke, isn't it?
- Nah, you just-- - Oh, OK.
Y'all look alike.
Well, you look like Damon and Keenen got smooshed together
and then put in a suit.
So let me ask you a question.
What do you think of the whole Ja Morant thing?
Well, I had two thoughts when I saw the last video
with him at the strip club.
Thought number one-- they supposed to be taking they
shirts off.
[laughter]
That is like, do you flip your own burgers at McDonald's?
Like, when you go to the strip club
and you take your clothes off, you doing it backwards.
And then there's the other part that he's in there with a gun.
And, honestly, I thought that gun was too small to even like
rightly pistol whip somebody.
MARLON WAYANS: I thought it was a chain.
Yeah, I did too.
But no, I think that there's a level to this,
though, that's kind of encouraging where people
like me who are in the media see him--
and like, with Allen Iverson, we would've slammed
him, right?
Like, the world would've just come down on him.
I look at this with just a lot more concern, right?
Like, I see a dude who is acting out.
And you and I both know, man, showing people guns--
that makes other people show you
guns, except not the side part, the part that look at you.
And so it ain't-- it's not about judging him for me
as much as I hope he gets himself right,
because it's clear that he's not.
But I think when you give these guys this much money,
that young--
like, if I had a 100-mill that young, I'd be in a strip club
with a gun.
Why not?
Bop!
Bop, bop, bop, bop!
[laughter]
I mean, the first part, I get that.
If I got that much money, I ain't going nowhere
where I think I need a gun.
MARLON WAYANS: Oh, the strip club is coming to me.
We gonna be in my house.
Any time I see somebody with a gun, I'm like,
maybe you just shouldn't go there.
Like, if I think I might need to shoot somebody where I am,
I probably just shouldn't go there.
Right.
OK, so you saw the tweet that LeBron did about his
son, Bronny.
Last night, he tweeted--
and I want to quote this right.
"Definitely better"-- he said that his son Bronny was
"definitely better than some of these cats
I've been watching on the League Pass today."
Do you think Bronny has what it take?
So I looked at what time LeBron sent that tweet.
It was roughly midnight Eastern.
There were two games on.
And all those teams have better records than the Lakers.
So--
[crowd clammoring]
Oh, shots fired.
Shots is fired!
No, my only point is, if Bronny's better
than them, then Bring Your Son to Work Day,
bring him out here and you can find out.
MARLON WAYANS: Right.
Unfortunately, for the young man,
he would learn some very hard lessons that day.
And that's the thing, man.
I feel like he's putting a bull's eye on his son's back.
Because getting to the NBA is hard--
really, really hard.
If he gets there at all, that is a victory.
But if he gets there and his name
is LeBron James, Jr., man, everybody gonna
try to get famous off of him.
Like, if I was LeBron, I'd kind of be like, well, you
know, he's working very hard.
And I'll be proud of him however it ends up.
Like, that's the play you want to make.
Right.
Do you do you think he goes to the Lakers
or you think LeBron's gonna have to go to Cleveland?
What do you think of LeBron versus Jordan?
That's what I want to know.
I like talking to a sports aficionado.
LeBron versus Jordan, which one do you--
So I'm gona tell you this.
Like, 15 years ago, when I really first started
doing the sports thing, I was adamant
that LeBron James was the best player I had ever seen.
I said this when I was 28.
And then I went on YouTube and I pulled
the Jordan guy up one time, and I've
never said that ever again.
Like, being number two or number three
is really, really, really, really,
really, really, really, really, really good right?
But, dude, there's Jordan and there's just everybody else.
When The Last Dance came on, I was just like, yes.
Now the kids can watch this, and I never
have to talk about this again. MARLON WAYANS: Right.
Right? Like, you got it right here.
Here is your explanation.
And it ain't got nothing to do with LeBron.
It's just all about that dude.
Right.
OK.
I'm not so much a sports fan as I am an anti-sports fan.
Like, I'm a hater. - OK.
Now, I don't love teams.
I hate teams.
There's teams I hate, right?
So who do you got going to the Finals?
Because I'm a Laker hater.
I don't like saying that out loud.
Don't tell LeBron and them, 'cause I like going
to the games and shit.
But I'm a-- I'm a official hater.
Who do you got going to the Finals?
I mean, I think I got Milwaukee on one side.
And on the West, I don't know who's going,
but I want my man Jokic to go. 'Cause Jokic
looks like he just picked up a piece of bread
and went to a personal trainer and was like, this
is what I'm going for. Right?
Like, get you a baguette and be like,
yo, make me look like this--
and killing everybody, everybody.
I'd love to see that pay off, love to see that pay off.
Plus, we grew up at a time when it was more hardscrabble
tales of basketball players.
Like, they wasn't sending them off to private school early.
Like, you know, dudes had to come from something.
Hey, man, them cats from 'dem countries with all
them consonants in 'em. MARLON WAYANS: Yes.
[laughter]
It's real, dog.
It reminds me of my youth, not my personal youth,
'cause we was doing good.
But when I would get on television
and watch the basketball players,
it reminded me of that.
So which team do you hate? Come on.
It's just me and you here.
The world ain't watching.
[laughter]
You can tell me.
Who you hate?
I don't think I got a basketball
team that I hate right now. MARLON WAYANS: Come on, man.
It's just me and you. Stop this.
I know.
I'm trying to think.
I mean, when I was little, I hated Boston.
But things changed. MARLON WAYANS: Yeah.
Let me rephrase that. MARLON WAYANS: I agree.
When I was little, I hated the Celtics.
I'm up in the air on Boston.
On the Celtics, you know, things changed a little bit.
OK.
You or Stephen A. Smith?
At what?
Who talks more shit?
Oh, Stephen A.
You think Stephen A.?
Stephen A. does.
(IMITATING STEPHEN A. SMITH) I think Stephen
A. talks a lot of shit too.
I like him. (MOCKINGLY) But I really
think "Thannon Tharpe"-- "Thannon Tharpe"--
Nah, man.
Nah, don't do that to Shannon.
I don't understand a word he's saying--
- Nah, no, no, no. - --but it is funny as hell.
Nah, man, this why I love Shannon.
I love Shannon 'cause dudes from
the country shouldn't have to change how they talk to make--
- No, he shouldn't. - --y'all feel good.
I love--
And that's why I love him so much, 'cause he like--
I love when he sit there with Skip
and be like, (MOCKINGLY) I'm gonna have me a Black & Mild.
I'm gonna have me some Nyak.
You shut the [bleep] up and do what you gonna do.
I love-- I love me some Shannon.
I like when he was screaming at Ja Morant and his father.
I'll [bleep] y'all up.
You won't [bleep] with me.
And let's be clear.
He would have.
Like, them first two or three people didn't want it.
When Steven Adams came over there with his gold tooth,
I think, all of a sudden, Shannon Sharpe
had a different tone.
But them first three dudes, oh, no, no, no, no, no.
But he did kind of cower when Ja pulled
that little gun out on him.
Let me tell you--
Pew-pew.
--as country as Shannon Sharpe is,
you ain't gonna pull no little gun
on him and get no reaction.
You don't come from the backwoods
and get scared off by a .380.
That ain't how it works.
OK, Floyd or Ali?
As my brother, who is much larger than me,
used to tell me when I was little-- they make
weight classes for a reason.
MARLON WAYANS: No, I wasn't saying I want them to fight.
Oh.
I'm saying, but who-- in terms of greatness, which
one do you think is greater?
I mean, you gotta go with Ali.
And it's-- but it's--
[cheering, applause]
It's a weird thing, though, because you
kind of gotta go with Ali because he lost before.
Like, Floyd never took a fight that we ever thought,
I don't know.
I think he might-- the only time anybody thought
he was gonna lose a fight is when
he fought Ricky Hatton because white people be wishing.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, that was the only one.
(MOCKINGLY) They're like, maybe this time.
Maybe this one.
People forgot the whole Revolutionary War
and were acolyte Ricky Hatton was from Wichita,
Kansas, right?
Like, no, we supposed to have beef with them.
They're like, no, but we have beef with them.
All right, so your interview with Jake Paul
went viral last month.
You roasted him, and then he lost his fight.
Did that make you happy?
[laughter]
Was that a hateful prayer you put out in the universe?
I'll be honest.
I didn't want to watch the fight 'cause I didn't
want to watch him fight.
Like, he's not actually a fighter.
But he told us-- because I asked him--
because he fancies himself as a boxing promoter,
like a businessman.
So I'm like, what happens if you lose?
Because I'm thinking about the money of it.
And he's like, well, I don't have a loser mentality.
That seems to be how you live life.
And I'm like, dude, I'm 42 years old.
You're not gonna nanny-nanny boo-boo me into this.
But then I-- - You sure you 42?
I am 42.
Nanny-nanny boo-boo, I thought you were 72.
I thought my grandfather was sitting here for a second.
I said, Earl?
But I'll tell you this.
When I found out Jake Paul had a rematch clause,
I was like, oh, who the loser now, dog?
- Ooh! - It seems like--
Ooh!
It seems like-- it seems like you had a plan just in case
you got your ass whooped, which by the way,
is a generally good idea. - Right.
You just ain't gotta lie about it.
MARLON WAYANS: Right.
You think he'll whoop your ass?
So it's a dilemma because, on one hand,
there are weight classes for a reason.
On the other hand, I am 42 years old.
I can't lose no fight to Jake Paul.
Why? 'Cause I can't.
Like, I can't go--
I don't have kids, so I don't have it with them where like,
you can't beat me.
But if Jake Paul beats me up in public,
one of us at some point is going to have to die.
[laughter]
There's no other option.
You gonna be like, Ja Morant, can I use your little gun?
All right, new episodes of Game Theory
with my man Bomani Jones airs Friday nights
on HBO and HBO Max.
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but we'll be right back after this.
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Now, here it is, your Moment of Zen.
Good evening, and welcome to Tucker Carlson Tonight.
Happy Monday.
We're about to show you surveillance
footage from Dallas, November 22, 1963.
The mainstream media wants you to believe
that this was a quote, "political assassination."
But look at this footage.
Do you see any political leaders getting assassinated?
I don't.
All I see are proud Americans out for a lovely drive
on a sunny day in Dallas.
Also, this isn't fake.
This is really me, Tucker Carlson.
If someone tells you this is fake,
they are lying to you as part of a global conspiracy.
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