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is joining us everybody. Can I show the Good NEWS in the Mulder report, the hot new Democratic and the man who one march madness. Let's catch up. Today's headlines. First up the moon, getting there was one of America's greatest achievements, but what if America could get there again? A bold declaration by the vice president today, the Trump administration wants a? U S, astronauts back on the moon in just five years last December China became the first nation land on the far side of the moon and reveal their ambition to seize the lunar strategic high ground and become the world's pre eminent space, varying nation, and let me be clear, the first woman and the next man on the moon, we'll both the american astronauts launch

american Rockets from american soil ring american apparel holding an american girl dull and paying with American Express I'm not gonna lie this announcement kind of took me by surprise, mostly because I was surprised to find out that might pence believe

moon exists or no, he seems like the kind of guy who thinks the devil put the moon that make us think about Nipples Europe. Also, I like that american people believe you can like fix any of its current problems. You don't just by rebutting your old greatest achievements. You know like next week my pants is gonna announced that he's sending especial obscene to the bottom of the ocean to re murder. Osama Bin Laden. Do it again faults, but you know who is excited that we're going back to the Moon Buzz Eldridge yeah? He can finally giddies house keys that he left up. There have been locked up for fifty years or unless we want just watch news, Nancy doubly tournament isn't even half over, but we already have an MBA sports illustrated reports on the only person in the world with a perfect and seed overlay. Turn him in brackets. So far the answer that are one in two hundred and eighty one trillion Ohio, Neuro, psychologists, Gregory Angle.

Clean predicted, the outcomes of the first forty eight March magic games? Nagel shatters the previous record streak of thirty nine Games BAR was actually pretty sick with a bad cold. On Thursday, I woke up to call in the work. I took some cold medicine and I almost went right back bad, but I knew I had to more brackets too fell out loud While this guy had a cold, he still managed to fill out a perfect bracket. That is the worst overcoming obstacles. What story I've ever heard? Just like move over homeless NFL player, this guy somehow opened up a laptop with stuffy nodes, and it really is just luck right, because when you have this, many people filling out brackets, it's bound to happen eventually like if an infinite number of monkeys fully.

Filled out an infinite number of much madness brackets. Eventually there would be a monkey that will be like wait, wait on college athletes get paid, and, finally, Sir Knight some International NEWS from Australia, two. Nine year old girls have gone on the destructive rampage or the hellenes, while shopping center unruly and uncontrolled Two: nine year old girls running a match kicking security guards abusing shoppers and jumping on a car Good God seizing one of the girls scourges in an attempt to defuse the situation. The police are robbing shortly after taking the girls high much to the relief of bystanders. Hey Surrey,

catch. All the sector me for next week calling Jeremy a company that no at all they could control these children like just no one not entirely straight into like no at all. Could control did you call the police that is truly a virtual problem. Because of this was Africa. It would still be viral, but here we have Video of two children getting chased by a woman holding a shoe. My grandmother would be like they cut the which cause.

What you learn to kill. Lets you who gets killed. You are right, let's move onto today, some story. Currently presidential election is now just five hundred and eighty six days away. Can you feel its? Can you feel it? It means people we are entering closer to finding out which one of the eight hundred Democrats will go up against from just look at how many people are running. Look at all those cases look at them, but before they can compete against Trump. The Democrats still have to defeat the greatest enemy of all the skeletons from their past. So far, the theme of the primary campaign has been Democrats. Apologising for the things they ve done wrong in the past. Just this week, christen jailer brand apologized for her former position on gun control job I

apologized for how he ran the Anita Hill hearings and Amy Clover. Shaw apologise for not finishing the job on that one star for that. You didn't, like I said milk, not Albert Mouth, but one democratic candidates, former Colorado, Governor John Hidden Loop has no regrets, even though he definitely should Georgia Cooper, acknowledging that he took his mother to perhaps the most famous pornographic ever made. So I took my mother to see deep throat next will be watching. Thought was a little naughty, but we didn't think was that bad. My mother was sure she was mortified at and I said repeatedly, I think we should leave. I think we should go as at the end. She knew that I was familiar. I have so many questions. Ok, you took your mom proportional by mistake, but even if you didn't realize you took your mom trajectory and movie, why? Wouldn't you just leave

once the deep, focusing started? Why did you watch the entire thing? I mean even people who watch porn on purpose, don't watch the entire thing and I know I know that story makes he can Lupus seem super Wid, but I think it also shows that he's definitely qualified to be commander in chief. Yet because if you can sit through a full porno movie next to your mom, then nothing will phasing. It could be a fool an invasion and president chicken loop will be like my fellow Americans. Don't panic, it could be worse. We could be watching deep throat with my mom and the aliens would be like hey watch as Paul with his mom disguise afraid Let's get out. I know a lot of the Democrats on the news right now, for the wrong reasons is one candidates who seems to be flying but they both for democratic presidential hopeful, PETE Buddha judge the mayor of sound

Bend, India has soared two thirds place and a new pole of the ILO caucus. But a judge picked up. Support from eleven. Percent of likely democratic voters in Iowa behind only Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders Mood, from the massive democratic presidential. Packing is beginning to catch nationwide. Attention is pulling number since last week has more than doubled. He is the hot thing in the re short, no nerves, less rights, the male of self bend. Indiana is now in third place in the Iowa Democratic Poles, which is insane. I mean he's so popular that I've seen people across Amerika wearing his signature. Outfit of address your blue, try and sensible shoes. I mean, maybe that's just how why people? Just I don't know, I don't know the point- is

Who is this guy? Who is killing it in the polls we'll find out in our brand new segment, getting to know damn first things? First, a lot of people are asking. How do you pronounced this guy's name its programme Most pizza. Ok, it's like peaches, but you just stop right, p. That's it! Oh and ass for his last name, we're still figuring that one out PETE booted do Buddha, get put a good supper. They are paint vote again who, together I was sort Jack, Indiana, mayor people, that but again, but again Mayor PETE.

Building a judge. Pete boot edge, competed people, booted educator, but tat the mayor of indian apples waiting for an answer, my Buddha judge, but Russia only just call me- may repeat: that's one thing: God may appeal will take. Maybe maybe echo people really struggling with this one? It's not Buddha edge, it's not boot a Jay. Definitely but tag also, we want but tag, but tag is actually the name of another movie that hidden poor soul with his mom alphabet, us it's booters edge but now that we are on the same page and how to say his name, what what has he done or guidance? Only thirty, seven people to judge boost boasts unimpressive, resonate: first elected mayors, hometown at age, twenty, nine, a Harvard educated road scholar as well as the lieutenant in the Navy revert, took an unpaid seven months leave during his may all term for the pointed

The industry is not only the first openly gay presidential candidate he's also annuity. Why would be a president of first, the first to be elected in his thirties? The first billennium the first openly gay commander in chief and the four, may, I add that this is the only chance you'll ever get to vote for a maltese Mary. In less than an fiscal, fair game. Warden mayor, ok, wait, wait, wait! Wait! Maltese, American, because telling me the skies

What little dog, because if that's true he's gonna win every white persons vote in this country, why people love them little ass dogs them, but simply that I can see why people are impressed by british right. He has such a unique bio he's. A veteran haven't, graduate and erode scholar whose openly gay and also so young, that if he served to terms as president when he came up, he would still only be forty six plus he's a constant pianist and speaks seven languages, including Norwegian. We,

she learned just so that he could read norwegian books. Compare that to America's common president, who has read zero books and is fluent in zero languages. Routers years is pretty much the exact opposite of gold from in every way like I wouldn't be surprised if he also as the world's largest hands I know you might be saying so what Trevor Buddha Judge is a cool guy, so what there are plenty of cool guys? Ok, that's true! There are plenty of cool guys. I mean like devotional brine. He show who hears like a motorcycle and one time he saw a dead body by the train tracks super cool, but a Buddha judge isn't just Brian level cool. No,

as mayor he's also got a record with bragging about. He ran for mayor at twenty nine years old in a place, Newsweek labelled a dying city. He won south. Bend Indiana was one of the top ten most decaying cities in the country he has done. To turn around housing in the area. He's done things with pedestrian eyes in the city, be transformed it all back three into business part protect companies. You re a minimum wage for city employs and now he's working on a paid family leave plan. Ok festival. Can we just acknowledge how mean it is that someone made a list of the top ten most decaying cities? heartless, does like people magazine doing an issue on the world's most will method. Why would you do that? I mean it's a great way for Gabby great to get his name out there, but still people not cool

this guy has a pretty resume, is a pretty impressive resonate all right as mayor he's done many things, and I know many people will try to dismiss Buddha judge as just some small town mayor whose too young to be commander in chief, but according to him he sees his age as an asset. I belong to the generation that provided a lot of the troops for the posting on eleven conflict. The generation that's gonna, be on the business end of climate change and statistically we run the risk of being the first generation in american history to actually be worse off. Economically, then, our parents, if nothing is done to change the trajectory of this economy, its concern that calls on us to build an alliance among generations to try to make sure that the future really is better than the past, and you dont get that by promising to turn back the clock

Of course he doesn't want to turn back the clock. If we did, he just be a baby and a shoot. I'm baby now you're watching this going trouble. Why only showing us the positive things about PETE Buddha Judge, because that's all we could find No I'm serious, there's no dirt on the sky like nothing. Usually, candidates have some skeletons somewhere, but even is skeletons of singing. His praises game calcium for my bow and I'll be all those guys. I am suspicious of any candidates who is this perfect right? I've been burnt to many times. Ok, in fact, I think, may a peep should do something bad to prove that is normal. Like maybe he's just where little black face. You know. Maybe you should defend Michael Jackson, Autumnal gonna watch porn with big Lupus mom, something anything because until something comes up, that's basically all you need to know about people Berger goddammit, I was doing so well. Well, that's may repeat, everybody will be

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The standard did you set for yourself should never be about the opponent. It's all about the period get yourself. If you do this You can always live with the outcome. Knowing that you did your very best, now that the mother show Declare declared that there was no collusion. The Trump administration is flying high. These guys are in such a good mood. Now Trump is smiling, goes Sarah Huckabee Sanders during her version. Smiling Stephen Miller was even spots about on the town with a new girlfriend. Yeah I know I can't believe that that monsters dating Momo when it comes to policy, the administration is totally unleashed, then he's doing whatever they want right now, for instance, that trying to kill Obama.

Here again breaking overnight? The Trump administration now says the entire affordable care act is illegal and should be struck down in court. That's a dramatic shift from previous statements when the Justice Department argued only part of a bomb care was illegal. Republican majority will soon be known, as the party help you you know, only Trump could brag about being the Party of Healthcare. While he's trying to kid, its bill. If I sing your wedding vows while you making out with a bridesmaid and seriously these guys do not care, because first Republicans took away the healthcare mandates right now they try to take away all the health care protections soon they just gonna come up against health in general, trump is gonna, be like new programme folks were giving everyone measles everyone has made. No one has measles think about it. Folks think about it now

I'd say you have a Trevor Trump, always hated Obama cared. This is just politics or I may be so, but that doesn't explain this now to the Capitol Grilling Education Secretary, Betsy divorced, faced, overheard departments proposed budget cuts, including a call slash all federal funding from the special Olympics, with constant democratic congressmen. Mark Pope hand pushing divorce asking whether divorce knew how many children would be affected by elimination of special Olympics funding. We had to make some gave me all decisions with this by Jaeger. This is a question from a kids not about the budget. Now the number of hedge I'll hundred, tired out and kids that's Allianz or for you, that's, ok, no problem I like how we say that with this

Mama. Those a super ass old thing to do is find allies are high value added for you. What I understand why he's so angry I mean the trouble administration is cutting federal funding from the special Olympics. That sounds mean because you think the eighteen million dollars that they're gonna save isn't even that much money for a government. It's actually what the government spends for Trump to visit more legal five times. That's the same amount of money. For the very least you could compromise on this issue, send the kids tomorrow, Logo and Mcdonald run for once in his life, and as if that wasn't mean enough, President Scrooge MAC Duck is now saying that he thinks Porter Rico has been getting much money for hurricane disaster Relief, yeah, so in four days, Trump has gone off the sick people special, these kids and hurricane victim

if you like right now, baby seals are like what will we have a good run folks from on this issue of tramping, a total actual would going now by men, who probably have the word actual on his resume. Michael cost, everybody laughed Wardsman. What do you make of this situation? It showed disappointing and so depressing hush, your crying my sweet Trevor gay you're. Looking at this, the wrong way, what you're witnessing is, President Trump and all his post? Mueller awesomeness the Russia investigation was a dark cloud hanging over him, but now the sun is out spring is here and Trump is a douche bag, bumblebees sipping the sweet nectar of total exoneration sub supper. Look with a right here's! What I mean is that you should totally exonerated, but Robert Mothers report specifically said: Tromp was not totally exonerated.

You sound like Jesse Smollett right now, oh yeah, and where is just a small out right now living as a free man, thanks to Robert Mauler, wait one one I had nothing to do with that. I'm sorry did you read them all report? Did you get a sneak? Pig noble engines those dimples die. Ok, because until its release, the Mauro Report exonerates from from anything he says it does, it gives them total freedom, and it's not just for Trump gives us all the go ahead to do whatever we want. Encouraging dawning car, you know: do you can't drink alcohol at work? Don't tell me what to do work dad I was doing It's, not alcohol, gay, Heineken, zero, zero! Now you can How old are you?

beer ad in the middle of my show, yet I'm keeping all the profits, because the Mulder report, I can not do the Mulder report didn't save the or did you read it in the last five seconds? No, I didn't I did that's what If so, how like pay dear dear dear pulls ever like switch if they go in and the outside do they go out inside what caused it up. Because non alcoholic. Why acting so weird man? Well, I may have been some paint they are, but you're not supposed to do, but you know Mauler set at school wink vehement,

Ok, we need a doctor Michael cost everybody. This is good, come back to the daily show. I got this tonight the psychology progression, Stanford University and author of the new book, biased, uncovering the hidden prejudice that shapes what we see sink and do please welcome Gotta Jennifer Everhart welcome, so the shop. Thank you for having me. I have seen some of your interviews. I have read the book, and this is one of the most fascinating conversations that is being held in a completely new way. Let's talk about biased

What is interesting is many people think of bias as a way to say somebody's race slight, but off the bat, we're gonna clear that if the tables someone being biased is not someone necessarily being racist, that's right and all of us have On our ability to Tobias and am in the book really looks at the science behind it right and I think the butter implicit bias can be defined as the beliefs in the feelings that we have about social groups, that can affect or no our decision making and behaviour, even when we are unaware of it. It's interesting because you know most of us here, the term biased or inclusive, biased oftentimes went when talking about police. When will hear the police have implicit biases, they will.

Pop african american people, ornament minorities at a higher rates than the general population, and that please into the why? But but but how does bias affect somebody's ability to do the job as a police officer? Well with it and could effect so so in this country? There's an association between blackness and crying rights and that association could influence the decisions that officers make in the actions they take again even without knowing that is affecting them. You, you actually worked with calmly Harris in implementing biased training, yes with police forces? How? How do you begin that, like what do you say to somebody like now, we see the black person. What are you thinking? How do you? How do you to someone should not be set?

So the idea is to I was very, so I M, so what you do with every new go in and you teach them what biases what implicit bias is in, but you also teach them they can actions under which it's likely be triggered. Ethel. You want them to be mindful of those conditions in order to try to protect themselves from having that bias affect what they do right, but that there was there was a. Amazing thing that I learned from the book and that is biased, may not be on the surface. It may be triggered by an event by stress, bye, bye by rights or what you say is the maybe an officer whose fine all the time. He doesn't see black people's authorities, but then, when it, when a situation becomes stressful, all about his biased kicks in it could, with an average right.

I have thought about it that way they for what you are doing, is our committee so so yeah mean so some situations where your stress, where you're threatened, where you have to think quickly make decisions really fast. So all of those situations could trigger bias. It could make it more likely that you're going to act on their bias in some way right and so we as individuals, we could try to protect ourselves from bias by slowing it down. You know right by relaxing I you know you know so its veto combating This means that we know are going to produce it, and you can do that. So at the organizational level, so a police department could develop strategies and policies that don't put their officers in situations where they have to think

fast and yell, that way there under threat and self worth right, I'm trying to find ways to slow it down, so that you are less. I guess you know where you live at risk of your biased, kicking in right. If, if we, if we talk about biases police issued, seems easy for everybody to understand, ok, but one of the more most powerful stories you you write about is the story of bias in your family as it affected your son and you you tell a story of your five year old son and you're gonna play together and he looks and he sees a black man with dread locks and he says that men looks like daddy you're right there and you go oh yeah what he doesn't look like daddy, but why do you think that he's like? I don't know? He just reminds me of daddy and then your kid says. I hope he doesn't rob the plane yet right and you ask him which reverse and you say to him well. Why would you say that would daddy rubbed the plane he's like? Not, I don't even know. I thought that I just I just that

and I mean it as a mother and as somebody who studies this, what must have been fascinating for you. What do you think that displayed by means of a five year old child? Who is black right right? I mean it. It really underscores how serve no. Of us are living in this world where we were absorbing. You know what there we absorbing what we see and we're absorbing these associations. Getting made in and so my child. He picked it up right. From living in the world from you from being exposed to to everything, out there. It will that's what's in here and it affects you know how you then come to associate in a particular group with a particular behaviour or trade but then you dont, know exactly when you learn that so you don't have to like. I think people think that all will you, no children,

learn to be racist, say because they have races parents who will tell them that these people or like this rise day away from them, but you can live in the world and just absorb that by just watching how people behave and just yet it is. You don't have to be explicitly told about a group you can. You can learn that for yourself in that's, that's what a child's job is to pick up what goes with work, what correlate with work where people are really not Serbia's effectively? I do think that it helps have narratives and images and ideas that counter act that unites. I remember a really beautiful conversation that I that I watched it was muslim actors who is speaking about how the portrayal of Muslims in Hollywood has affected. How many people in American around the world see a brown person who is muslim? They go. This person is bound to be a terrorist, because that's all,

they see in this and we need more rules where most people are just Dan and accounting in off a little like this could be anything yeah, but doesn't help to see images that that countered, always it is more powerful than that Well, I mean, I think it does to help to see those images, but that's not the cure. Right. So there are studies that have that had been done by researchers showing that even when say, african Americans are placed in positive roles in powerful role on television, that The actor surrounding them can give them a sort of negative treatment or negative. Now gerbils, that there are people pick up just watching the shell is, you can become more biased by watching someone treat a black person in a negative way Michael Caustic gives me the stank I ll go out. There could become biased. I'm watching you Michael on watch areas.

Let's talk about companies as well. You drink that you do work with corporations well to try and help them combat bias, Ebbene be as one of those and we There are many stories we ebbene be were struggling with people who didn't want to do to have black people stay in their houses and how they rented affected. How do you begin implementing? This? on a corporate level and then expanding it into the public yeah. So angry I work with them just in, normally they fear. Sought me out is as a social scientists who does work in this area in right. They were having issues with racial profiling, re on the platform and sole yeah, so things will dig trying to combat it and multiple ways in Seoul One was by hiring a someone to come in and two in order to work, and also to to kind of talk to people about what their experiences were.

By looking at the law to see what can be done there. They settled on actually having people sign a community pact saying that but basically that they wouldn't be biased round and that they understood what the norms of the of the platform were, what words to not disqualify someone from sustaining. Home, because it is a race right, so for so they did all that and then they also put together a team of peoples that anti discrimination team that meets on an ongoing basis Sometimes I meet with them as well to try to think about ways that war will. Shut it down, or oil at least combated in some way before. But you go one issue that has been the score. Spurred discussed quite an intensely has been the issue around

intelligence and bias in it. We ve seen so many stories of like artificial intelligence used in court cases or artificial intelligence used to determine people's threat levels, or you know so on and so forth, but what's been interesting is the realisation computers and aunt biased. They are just exposing the bias in the people who programme the computers right. Do you think that that's something that we can fix it and if so, how? When We need to deal with bias right. So when we don't deal with it, it can just migrate to do some other place run. So I think I am We must also think about a. I is doing all these good things in so doing a service to us by them. In that way, They don't always so I think, I am actually using a tie in with the policing work, marrow, look at body

on camera footage in and there it really helpful, because you can look not just at an isolated case where there is a sort of high profile and try to adjudicate right and wrong. You could actually look across thousands of traffic. Steps is what we are doing and look at how those interactions are unfolding into try to pick up patterns in those interact wrong and to see the extent to which no drivers who are black versus weight or treated differently and so forth. So I feel that there is a huge promised there to the eight I using a lie to actually analyze. This footage can give us a window into what is really happening on the ground, by blow as its unfolding Ryan jail time. Before, let you go, I really had a fun time. Reading about ones circular incident or or series. Rather you know it's interesting, so many people will say all bias is not real or we don't see it, companies, businesses etc, but there are a group of Chrome,

rules in Oakland who are very aware of bias and what they did was really interesting. Could you tell the audience what exactly these criminals didn't, how they used bias in their fate So yes, all this was when I got to Oakland California. I was working just starting work with the police department there and there rate was going down, but there were seriously strong, armed robberies that always seen happen in Chinatown in Oakland and they would involve. Middle aged chinese women, so they worse snatching their purses right on their arms. And will result in the sole. This is real is merely stymie bill. The police officers. They couldn't figure out how to we'll catch Roy robbers, because when they would would round people up and say, is this the person the the middle aged, hangs? Women couldn't couldn't tell you right in

they asked the robbers won't, but why are you going near? Why are you going to China Town and they said, because you know they can't tell the brothers apart Has horrible fantastic stories ever and the book is full of them. Thank you. So much for joining us on the shelf. Wonderful having you buy, it is available now the Jennifer ever hot everybody. Daily show the terminal ears at it. Wants unavailing, show weak nights at eleven ten central on Tommy, central and calmly, simple watch episodes. Videos at the daily show that not all of us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram an subscribed to the daily show on you to exclusive caused in him this has been a comedy central podcast.