Using the comedy central. Two thousand ninety from probably said, rose World news headquarters in New York. This is the daily with revenue years. So I thank you for coming out on seven hour. I would guess tonight is one of the stars in the new movie DORA and the lost city of gold. Even Bulgaria joining us, everybody onto my show, humans can efficiently fly, wild animals prefer hip hop and, of course, we have to talk about the mass shootings that took place this weekend. Now we're not going to solve America's gun problems in half an hour, but will probably do more than Congress.

But before we haven't left catch up on today's headlines, let's kick it off with something cool. Since the beginning of time, human beings have asked two questions. Is it ok if our pets see us masturbating and can we sly now will never know the answer to the first, but the second might now be a yes. A french inventor has successfully flown his cover board across the english channel. Frankie's potter, sword from France to England, is jet powered board between two mile trip took twenty two minutes including a refueling, stop is first attempt. Ten days earlier was unsuccessful after he failed to land on a refueling platform,

it was over, and emotional Zapata described his feet as an amazing moment. Saying quote my dream came true. Ok, that is amazing. Have a boards are finally real and I mean legit have a border that bullshit they shoulders and back to the future, to I'm talking real flying going from France to England, that is for I love your British personally voted for Briggs at this is your worst nightmare, because one minute you like will have no more of these brought forward as coming into England allowances. French dues flying out of the sky, bourgeois I'm here to sleep with you. So this invention is pretty cool, but I'm I'm not in the rush to get one like it's cool, but it looks uncomfortable in the whole journey you probably covered in bugs

like flying spurred airlines. Smeared airlines were the have avoided the Skype, but let's move on from a triumph of human ingenuity to its total opposites, Canada. Over the weekend there was a real woman who did manage to make her big escape bored reports, a canadian woman, walking or dog, says she scared away a wild cougar by plane Heavy metal ban. Metallica does dont tread on me. She says she yelled for the cougar to stop and I did, but it wouldn't leave so Shiva lasted what she said. Was the noisiest thing on earth a cover dashed off into the bushes. But woman and her jaws were not ok that wasn't saying this woman came face to face with a cougar and then played Metallica on her phone to chase.

Away, she's lucky that it was that kind of cool, because it was the other kind of playing, Metallica only attracts them. I wouldn't have work. Also, I'm impressed that she had the presence of mind to pick the right song to say in a way that she said she chose that song, because I won't like, if a wildcat surprise me in the woods ourselves get approaches it. Random almost We suddenly random, like shown mender song, you know, I love it, you mean, and then the cap would be like you say that all our God. They gonna play something from the lion: King, sounder.

Then the cougar we're just be like wild lion, king, better, so races using all cats alliance. You know what I was gonna mall you but you're not worth that our own, like the taste of bigots. I will give you some real advice that, as an African, I have loved experience coming across wild animals or give you some advice. You don't need to play loud, music. Ok, if you ever come across a wild animal or we have to look the cap in the eye and say: excuse me: I'm conducting a short survey You like to answer back capital, because black laid for a meeting that you go about. That's for the headlines. This move on trumped up story, mass shootings over the past few years. They have become as regular in America as STAR wars, movies and just like star wars, movies people have started paying less and less attend.

But this weekend something happened. The nation more is that victims of two shooting massacres just thirteen hours apart, the massacres in El Paso, Texas and date. No higher happened in startling proximity for a country already too familiar with gun violence. Twenty nine people were killed. In the two shooting rampages just thirteen hours apart? Yes and the span of today's thirteen hours? In fact, eighty four people were shots, and currently thirty one people have been killed in two dead

Mass shootings like even though most of America has gotten used to dealing with mass shootings. Having them happened back to back, has forced people to take notice. In fact, this weakens tragedies gone and so much attention that present trunk couldn't respond with his usual sad tweet instead, yet to come out and give a formal addressed to the nation this morning, where he condemned white supremacy and domestic terrorism. Unfortunately, he also offered condolences to the people of Toledo, which is not of the cities that had a mesh shooting. So that was basically the mesh shooting equivalence of seeing the wrong person's name in bed. But these two tragedy: didn't happen in a vacuum, the pot rise and mass shootings. In recent years, and now news anchors, pundits politicians alike, there ought to figure out the root cause of what has become a national epidemic.

And they ve been putting the blame on a lot of different things, starting with the internet and other controversial website, HIV and extremists syndrome found a home at least three mass shootings. This year alone have been announced on the site, the dark corners of the internet, where these people breed hate and and division that peril, of the internet and social media cannot be ignored and they will not be ignored, we must recognise that the internet has provided a Dane. I am new to radicalized, disturbed Mise and perform demented axe. Yes, many people, including the president's, are saying that the internet is to blame for radicalizing. These demands

terrorists, because giving them in community on a platform is is helping them share. Their ideas is the same way. The internet is given a platform to people who eats laundry detergent back in the day. You can only share your feelings with the people at poison control. Now you have a community. So that some people are saying we need to tighten regulation of the internet and I'll be honest with you, I'm I'm all for it especially after I got catfish. Last week I thought I was talking to a lonely middle aged man who needed my social security number turns out, or some beautiful woman wanted to date me what hell. I get what these people are saying, that the internet is a powerful tool that can be used to radicalized wanna be met, shooters, maybe that's why we don't have a mesh shooting epidemic in Africa, our internet, a ship and the public,

cutting right now, there's some guy Nigeria was like. I want to be radicalized, but this wifi is so slow, so lucky this video buffering not so lucky after take to sending emails. Deals have lots of money now, while some people argue that this epidemic has been caused by the internet and other argument is that something more precise, because everyone uses the internet in America, but most of these shooters are young white. Men and what are young white men all have in common video games? The idea these Video games, dehumanizing dehumanize individuals to have a game of shooting individuals and others have always felt that is a problem for food generations and others. First shooter game for desensitize folks to the violence when you through a screen and you dont relate to it in person. It may

makes it seem like more accessible. What's changed in this country? We ve. Always guns. I've always had evil, but what's changed or we see this rash of shooting and I see it a video game industry that the teachers, young people to kill. Ok on the surface, that sounds like a pretty good arguments. America has always had guns. Has boys had evil, but mass shootings have only taken off over the past what twenty years, and what has been new in the past twenty years. Violent video games, although by that logic, anything that's been invented and lost twenty years- could have contributed to mass shootings. Like crocs, who invented over the last one, and I know they inspire anger and me he has an elephant.

Here's another single video games are responsible for shootings. How do you explain? Countries like South Korea or Japan? They play the same games at a higher rate than the U S, but neither of these countries have a mesh shooting epoch. The worst thing Japan is dealing with right now is a karaoke epidemic, though we think getting motive. There's more carry songs, so some people blame the internet and other say it's video games, but for many, if the present wants to find the real cause of what's happening, He should go and look in the Bathroom Bureau, the twenty one year old white Male said the attack was in response to the hispanic invasion of Texas, adding that his ideology, predates precedent, Trop and that believe the precedent, would be the people sea of fake news as language the present has uses his campaign began. A lot of people are taking issue with the explosive rhetoric. He has used rhetoric that mirrors the screen written by the El Paso murderer

just three months ago, this scene, at a rally in Panama City Beach, Florida president trumpet first laughing when a quarter and the crowd suggested shooting immigrants. But how do you stop these people? you can't theirs That's only the ban. Here, though, you can get away with us, it might have been a joke about rarely, but clearly there are people out there who could take the president's words seriously. I know it's crazy to take troms would seriously, but some people do in fact, as we learned, the mass shootings in El Paso left behind a manifesto that included the same phrases. From uses every day, fake news, emigrants, invasions, but only reason you know that I wasn't written by Trump is because the grandma was correct, here's the thing gives a thing, although there is a chance, Donald Trump has emboldened racist mash should, as we also cannot say that he's the overall costs

because there were racist NASH Shooters before Donald Trump. The same way, you can't blame stuffed crushed pizzas for the obesity epidemic in America. You, Canada, that adding a pizza to the edge of a peace is not gonna help people lose weight of course, Some people claim internet sunsets, video games, others blame President Trump, but the thing we're hearing the most after these mass shootings is that the real cause, it's all in the head, mental health, is a a contributor to any type of violence or shooting violence is seventy different factors. You don't know, I mean. Maybe a child's born with

Mental illness? This was a sick person. The personal Dayton was a sick person. No politician is to blame for that. You cannot be a white supremacist and be normal in the head. These are sick people. Now again, this argument sounds completely logical. If someone kills a group of random strangers, they must be mentally ill, but that's not necessarily true. In fact, the majority of mesh uses have no history of mental illness, which is a scary thoughts because it means most mass shooters are killing because they want to not because something went wrong in their brain.

So what causes mesh hootings isn't the internet is a video games. The trump is a mental illness, sad and frustrating about America that, after every mesh shooting lawmakers, one identified the one thing that causes all nationalities and if they can agree on what that thing is nothing gets done, but the truth is when it comes to any individual shooting the cause could be any one of those factors, if not more, but there's one thing that every mesh shooting has in common. Whatever motivate it has to be combined with a gun booger. I right back support for this by against comes from see you now a pike series created by Johnson and Johnson and the american nurses, association, nurses,

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Welcome to the Danish, and what are you doesn't an amazing to thank you for being here? I really am fascinated by some of the conversations people have posed mesh using that America, one of the more interesting ones for me, was a tweet that has grown quite a bit of backlash from Neil the Grass Thyssen. And if you saw this, he he treated and said something about mass shoot things and was really insensitive, and people are so angry that he was trending and Like at your trending and there's been to measuring shootings you and basically that the tweet was it was about, scale or like how we react to true to the idea of people dying, unlike like in the past forty eight hours. USA, horrifically lost thirty four people, and then he was talking about shootings on average. You know your thing like across any forty eight hours. We also lose five hundred people,

medical errors we used to young people to the flu two hundred to car accidents charter for due to suicide, forty two homicide and then he said often our emotions respond more to spectacle than to data. That's what he said and then people you know I mean I like. I get it trying to do like you formula science seeing that moment, but first of all, timing do not mean at a funeral is not the time to tell the people that the guy argument that's not the time? Let's not with that, but secondly, I feel like it fundamentally missed the the I guess the human element of of what people are fighting for in America and that is trying. Because a lot of people like yeah, you tell them meal. When people like you

you don't mess mass shootings, a big thing in America, few people die as a gift, but it's interesting to me how all these other things that people bring up still have a country that tries to stop them. Trying is the thing you know. Medical errors happen, but you know what they ve done, but they ve tried to decrease medical errors by implementing new laws. New systems are they gonna? Maybe the nurse can help and you know track what the doctors doing. The pharmacist can look at you you, you know you're prescriptions sure you don't have an overdose things left inside your boy. They train decrease the numbers same thing with cause people, cynical more people. Dying in car accidents. We don't ban caused. Yes, but you know what we do. We ban dangerous cause over the what we ve done is society's we're gonna get these causes not working. You have to have a certain type of caught to get a car. You need a licence to go through a process, because we, want to minimize the chance of a person dying in a car. We're going to

random stops where they check, if you're drunk driving, to try and protect people from dying and drunk driving acts. As we try spin bumps is the best like people's try. What speed you know. We'd Mum's is literally just going like. Aren't we don't know why people go fast on this road? We don't know how they go fast. We don't know, maybe because corrode, maybe because they chasing someone way because they lead we don't know. What we do know is what I put a speed bump on the Rome just to make it harder to go fast. That's all we gonna do and the people one to the extremes. You know the black all after nine eleven three thousand people died american Ban airplanes yeah, but they need

that, should I pod he's a little thing called the Tse essay. Have you flow? Have you flow? You can lead to more saliva. They tell you too much liquid go back with that shit out. I try harder and harder to make flying safer and safe and as a fly, I appreciate I go yes, I understand the shit that I have to go through, but I appreciate the fact that it has become safer airlines you to get hydrant all the time before terrorist attacks was hijacked for anything police.

Go prisoners would be. I got hijacking someone as a hostage situation. People just do it for statement. Please you get hijacked, then they should you not gonna make it harder. We locked the door to know why. That was a good thing that we have to be invented. This lock the door. They said you know us we're gonna do want to make it more difficult. If we're going to check your idea within these are small things than they would. The big things are gonna bring metal detectors. We're gonna, bring things that scan you wanna come your balls. If need be cut, your paws somewhat will come and squeeze your paused to make sure that cannot go some shit up which try that and that, like that's, that for me, it would be like one of America's American tries magical like no one's going to keep on trying. It's not about perfect it's about trying to be more perfect the army, and that's all I like. That's all I understand about how people argue the guns thing? Is you go like nothing give would have guns, you're, saying try to minimize the chances of this happening. Try to make it as hard as possible for people,

to own a gun, because you only want people who are willing to work on a gun to own a gun. You only one people who respect a gun to own a gun. You want to make it possible. That's that's all it is, and then people will say the same thing for me to go Trevor you just you don't care about the second amendment. You too, I gonna yes, but the second amending. Fundamentally fundamental. If you think about it, is about protecting human beings, that's what it was written. It was about protecting human beings. What is the good of writing a law that now protects the guns as opposed to a human being. So I guess lights is a bold and killed nominated actor producer and director who stars in the new movie DORA and the lost city of gold.

Please welcome ever longer area. My guy, I know you should be good, but if I were you I would suffer myself anytime. I want my roommate. Nothing is just the euphoria. Yeah welcomes the show, I'm so happy B. I missed you. It's been a while, since I have seen you and you know, I've been following you not following you that I watch the things that you do as I hope you would hope. People do and it's been exciting to see your journey going from. You know, like an actress in television, shows two movies into producing into directing and now door the explorer the move The last city of Golden has taken you into a into a new world one. You accept this form, especially considering that you just became. Mom when it happened. Tat maternity leave, militarism,

Why would you take the movie eyes and basically, the same relaxing no I was Sunday was two months old knows breastfeeding and I got the call- and I was in it- was building Australia right now. I was I I I I can't do that aside, but they I grew up with DORA. Why think I grubber door actually she's only twenty years old, which means they did not work but Dorothy right, but you ve always been like she's been round for ever I've. Now I dont remember world without door, the exploring so that I have to do this. My husband's, like you, gotta, do this. So we went on to Australia, the whole family and I was onset and in the jungle in the rain forest. That's where we we shot DORA, but it was important in oh, it's important that we have

a movie like DORA to represent a lucky nose and a positive portrayal rights, representation matters, and so, when you see something as empowering his door, she's she's a little girl whose smart and brave and fearless and intelligent and and she's living on your like, oh yeah, Latinos or other things not synonymous with illegal. You know right, replied. Dora has been for many people in many generations and an icon and like travelling learning languages being who she is. You know teaching English, but same time, teaching spammers it's been has been an all encompassing they did so she in South Africa. She was doors everywhere in the world, but I didn't know that by the way I thought she was just hispanic icon and then, when I got a call when has announced, I was gonna be door as mom, my friends in London. My friend from Germany called, and I go. How do you know she is? There were like she's global. She teaches English in other countries, but the United States teacher spanish cohesion,

flora. That's yes! What are you? I mean the world. I realize you right see what's ahead of time because she encourage cultural exchange. Yes, she did you now. Would you that's what so beautiful about her and the movie in the message in anything? timely it's important right now. I feel like in many ways you teaming up with door. Is the perfect lino, marriage or union because, like that's in many is what even longer area has always been about. You are always a boundary break. You know you were doing things on.

Or should my dear of what they were meant to be an you came in you broke down stereotypes, ideas, platforms, boundaries, everything and you really been that you know instrumental in driving their tinge. Why do you think that's important, and what are you strive to do in creating a new idea of what let me know people can achieve on screen? Yeah? Well, you know it's true. I didn't mean to break bears. I just I was who I am budgets: Mexican American Ryan. I straddle the hype and I am not young people about your half mexican half American, unlike no I'm a hundred percent mexican and percent american at all times broken. I lovingly ladders, but I love burgers and hot thought like right now. I like my reaction, but I like jungle,

others, but I love burgers and hot thought like right now I like mighty, actually what I like John Legend, so it's computing power around procuring John Legend Murray Archie, like that's exactly what I'm picturing now I'd buy. I think also so like roles are projects- and I do just reflect that. You know I'm ninth generation, American, I'm attacks again and again in Texas in Sweden, crossed the border, the border cost us and so It is, I didn't come up about, but it was good laws, but I've never heard of this is the first time I heard is only just drop them. I should have better dropped the MIKE moment now, but it's do there. So many Latinos in the United States, who have been here just like me, many

many generations I like it was sane and in the media right now. If you just watch the news on itches positions, us in a bad light and that we having made contributions when in reality we have made many contributions to the thread of this country right. The conversation in and around Latinos has been defined and restricted to. It is only a person crossing the border because of its illegally. It's never any things As far as its very seldom all the other stories that come with it being from Texas you who are also now in a position where today, you know with dealing with what happened over the weekend, the shooting that took place in El Paso. You know you, You said you born and raised in Texas, you, you, you, ve, lived, the life of of being around

being around people who, like an respect, guns being our people who don't respect guns but like them just as much when you look at what happened in El Paso, why it happened, how it happened as as it as a Texan. Specifically, how do you? How do you deal with that? An do you know like: where do you think people can even begin to go off Seeing something like this. I mean it's horrifying and they did the reality that it keeps happening is horrifying in an heartbreaking. But I think we're beyond that. All our thoughts and prayers and I think we're getting a little numb to it and others to shootings in one week, androids allow another shooting the ehler on your phone and win becoming under the reality is these things are, are preventable. Some people think that's inevitable, who knew that guy was gonna, go in there and do that was the fact that he had access to do. That is the problem, and I think the fact that our nations leaders,

continue to to fail us to protect us, they their Fidel to the energy or the gun lobby is more valuable than the lives and their of Americans, and that struggling in that should outrage all of us and as it except as a text with a mother who was Walmart there been so many times. I dropped for the door and I go. I am going to mom you're gonna take too long and I'll drop off at the door and would hearing that sons story about he. He dropped his mamma. He wasn't even two minutes, and you heard gunshots and when you ran in his mother was dead to think that was my mom to think about. That was your you know when you go. I wish I could have done something before that moment and you know we're the only country in the world that has more guns and people

and I think there is a way I know there's a way to protect the second amendment, but not allow it to be a death sentence to thousands of there's an eighty give up. You know it you. You have a right to be said, but thank you ve ranger to us. You know, I'm, I'm sorry that you know the dollar. The explorer tour also has to be about gun violence, but I guess in many ways you are now the door they expire, of the message had come You know with them. I am always more than happy to talk about anything. Any issue that can make this country stand up to what it what it meant to be in and that's a place that is welcoming and accepting and protective and right now I think we're we're doing a good job

about, and I think we have to hold a lot of people accountable. Animosity both opens- and there is always like people- are worried about daily shall determine our ears at it. Wants unavailing show recognised that eleven, ten central one Tommy Central and calmly several watch full episodes. Videos at the daily showed I was on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram and subscribe to the daily show on Youtube or exclusive caused in him this has been a comedy central podcast.