Tomi Lahren - Giving a Voice to Conservative America on "Tomi": The Daily Show

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  • "Tomi" host Tomi Lahren gives her take on the Black Lives Matter movement and explains why she lashed out against Colin Kaepernick for his national anthem protest.
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  • @alfredgrinneby2434
    @alfredgrinneby2434 Před 3 lety +11365

    This comment about ” crybabys that refuse to accept a fair and just election”. Has not aged well.

    • @BroChaos
      @BroChaos Před 3 lety +512

      this segment should have been career ending for Tomi if we weren't a country full of 70 million racists...

    • @b00ksh3
      @b00ksh3 Před 3 lety +40

      HAHAHA

    • @charredice96
      @charredice96 Před 3 lety +36

      Lol. On point.

    • @emoefedorgu4129
      @emoefedorgu4129 Před 3 lety +30

      Fax bro🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @yeetfios
      @yeetfios Před 3 lety +12

      righttt

  • @devinchung1043
    @devinchung1043 Před 7 lety +962

    For the people saying "she destroyed him" um lol I don't know what debate you were watching but he was toying with her the whole time, he wasn't even being serious and mopped her up.

    • @TimtheWinzard
      @TimtheWinzard Před 7 lety +64

      And by "toying", you mean not refuting any of her points and just mocking her?
      I don't even agree with her, but watching Trevor constantly change the subject and make fun of her made me feel frustrated at the complete lack of self awareness. Being an elitist isn't going to help anyone.

    • @devinchung1043
      @devinchung1043 Před 7 lety +38

      Tim the Wizard he literally found the holes in every one of her arguments. He asked her very serious hard hitting questions and she had very weak childlike answers

    • @devinchung1043
      @devinchung1043 Před 7 lety +8

      Man Of Refinement how do i timestamp the whole 15 mins?

    • @TimtheWinzard
      @TimtheWinzard Před 7 lety +13

      Devin Holyan Reply to a legitimate question/point with a dismissive joke*
      This is the exact pointless conversation that I'm arguing against. You have to put in the effort to defend your viewpoint, or your viewpoint looks like it has nothing to stand on.
      You can't just say "lol I'm so correct, I don't have to explain anything".
      That just makes people hate you, even if you're right.

    • @devinchung1043
      @devinchung1043 Před 7 lety +3

      Wolong Gong how did you ask me if I was a feminist and then answer your own question like you know the first thing about me? Lol the internet cracks me up. I'm not a feminist but thanks? At the end of the day conservatives are going to be a distant memory, it's only a matter of time before they are all shunned from society until the either conform or die out. The eminent future is a tough thing to grasp.

  • @francka.4174
    @francka.4174 Před 7 měsíci +223

    " I'm a millennial so I don't really like labels ". Using a label to say you don't like labels, what a great start 😂😂.

    • @madderleignbree
      @madderleignbree Před 4 měsíci +3

      i was looking for this comment😹

    • @julia2k8
      @julia2k8 Před 4 měsíci +2

      😂😂😂

    • @shelherman
      @shelherman Před 2 měsíci

      she could have just said "I don't like labels."

    • @lutherfloyd597
      @lutherfloyd597 Před 2 měsíci +1

      I believe she was saying she doesn't like labels because the connotation of 'millennial' implies things that she doesn't agree with

    • @francka.4174
      @francka.4174 Před 2 měsíci

      @@lutherfloyd597 🤔… Nope 😂

  • @ozankabakyesheplayedcentreback
    @ozankabakyesheplayedcentreback Před měsícem +12

    8 years later... legend has it that Trevor is still waiting for an answer to his main question.

  • @omarwanly3785
    @omarwanly3785 Před 3 lety +22547

    The fact that this video is 4 years old but it might as well have been recorded yesterday is insane !!

    • @davidsaldivar6297
      @davidsaldivar6297 Před 3 lety +26

      Dam no$h!t and its 2020

    • @melissahernandez4329
      @melissahernandez4329 Před 3 lety +257

      I just realized it’s old....I legit thought it was new. WOW.

    • @KDH-br6hy
      @KDH-br6hy Před 3 lety +15

      @@melissahernandez4329 that's crazy

    • @PatrickDuch
      @PatrickDuch Před 3 lety +37

      and that is precisely the issue

    • @nooneimportant361
      @nooneimportant361 Před 3 lety +97

      May Day a Human rights movement isn’t a political campaign. Maybe African Americans don’t want to vote for him because he himself is racists. :)

  • @Jdawes37
    @Jdawes37 Před 7 lety +969

    She is so obnoxious and vocal but really doesn't have much sense. Empty vessels make the most noise.

    • @gina333
      @gina333 Před 7 lety +19

      jdk37 generally how it is. Over compensation.

    • @finchborat
      @finchborat Před 7 lety +5

      I agree. Trevor is an empty vessel.

    • @gina333
      @gina333 Před 7 lety +3

      finchborat ha ha .. I see what you did there .. ha ha.

    • @karite2
      @karite2 Před 7 lety +1

      nice joke friend, gave me a big humor.

    • @PandaWarriorTT
      @PandaWarriorTT Před 7 lety +1

      Martin Luther King was pretty vocal as well.

  • @apsvend
    @apsvend Před rokem +488

    This interview doesn't get old.

    • @Mystrohan
      @Mystrohan Před rokem +23

      The whole "protest a free and fair election" thing, to be fair, did age like sour milk.

    • @DeerBoy736
      @DeerBoy736 Před rokem +2

      ​@@Mystrohan Which made this interview more timeless.

  • @Hylan171
    @Hylan171 Před rokem +339

    This interview with Tomi Lahren is one of Trevor's most iconic moments of his career on The Daily Show. The amount of patience, focus, and wit he had at this time is unparalleled.

    • @MADmosche
      @MADmosche Před rokem

      Nobody could have done this well. Halfway though I would have completely lost my mind at the stupidity and word salad she’s spewing

    • @Kyoudontknowme
      @Kyoudontknowme Před rokem +3

      I come back and watch it so much

  • @zack8879
    @zack8879 Před 3 lety +3601

    “There’s nothing wrong with seeing color, it’s how you treat color that’s more important”

    • @BobJones-pg9zy
      @BobJones-pg9zy Před 3 lety +22

      Bruce Wayne someone that idolizes Batman would think that

    • @zack8879
      @zack8879 Před 3 lety +4

      Bruce Wayne alright.

    • @bobbiecat8000
      @bobbiecat8000 Před 3 lety +31

      @Bruce Wayne god someone's capitalist clit is getting irritated 😂😂

    • @rushanamanuel3853
      @rushanamanuel3853 Před 3 lety +19

      @Bruce Wayne
      Why? Cz he is confronting Tomi Lahren for the crap she believes & calls her out on it.
      Where does she get her statistics from?
      You need to see color to feel empathy for people. What did the KKK do WOW? She is a walking double standard. So anyway a black person protests is wrong, so you can't protest AT ALL.

    • @joelchung2066
      @joelchung2066 Před 3 lety +7

      @Bruce Wayne give me proof how communism is applicable in this situation

  • @SkammLykelee
    @SkammLykelee Před 3 lety +3650

    Tomi: "I don't protest because I'm not a victim." ___ Which is exactly the reason why YOU don't get to dictate how people who ARE victims should protest.

    • @pchill82
      @pchill82 Před 3 lety +81

      Well fucking said!!

    • @jennatolls6121
      @jennatolls6121 Před 3 lety +33

      Dingdingding we have a winner

    • @marcokuhner2445
      @marcokuhner2445 Před 3 lety +25

      Exactly!!! Also individual freedom stops where the freedom of the next person begins

    • @jcsierra1877
      @jcsierra1877 Před 3 lety +24

      I really wish Trevor would have said that to her cause its exactly what I was thinking when she said that she is not a victim thats why she doesnt need to protest. #DumpTrump2020 #BidenHarris2020

    • @toddzimmerman8041
      @toddzimmerman8041 Před 3 lety +1

      @@jcsierra1877 TRUMP2020........hate all you want, NOTHING you can do about it.

  • @khanahmad-co1fw
    @khanahmad-co1fw Před 9 měsíci +358

    I could feel Trevor's soul burning vicariously inside while listening to her nonsense points. And the way he ended the show was phenomenal.

    • @Ya-Ya_
      @Ya-Ya_ Před 8 měsíci +3

      ...more like a pointless point. 😑

    • @olorunfunmioyesanya5018
      @olorunfunmioyesanya5018 Před 6 měsíci +6

      Trevor wasn't listening, that's not impressive. And her points where not nonsense by the way. Being intimidating doesn't mean being correct.

    • @miles4079
      @miles4079 Před 5 měsíci

      @@Ya-Ya_are you special Ed 😂😂😂😂

    • @richardhuffman-oy8ng
      @richardhuffman-oy8ng Před 2 měsíci

      Tomi Lahren for President soon!!!

    • @CULPRIT-ez6qt
      @CULPRIT-ez6qt Před 2 měsíci

      ​@richardhuffman-oy8ng you must be as dumb as her😂

  • @eldritchteletubby9319
    @eldritchteletubby9319 Před rokem +95

    A true masterclass in interviewing. He never puts words in her mouth, but he knows enough about her online persona to be able to hold her accountable for her previous statements. He so clearly flips her own statements back to her, and allows her to flounder on her own to try to justify them. Finally, he keeps pressing on questions until he gets an answer, and if she refuses to answer, he calls her out. All while being funny, calm, and composed at the same time! This is part natural skill and part years of practice, but it payed off.

    • @HG_Budde
      @HG_Budde Před 3 měsíci

      Agreed, and as an extra bonus, I love how he manages to get her to break character and be the most "herself" she's ever been in front of a camera by stopping her dead in her tracks everytime she tries to fire up her persona again and instantly asking a follow-up and catching her off guard. 😂
      Sorry Tomi, only boomers still use Facebook and CZcams won't allow misleading and straight up factually false statements, looks like you're on your way out. 😅

    • @Brewsy92
      @Brewsy92 Před 3 měsíci

      ​@@HG_Buddeand he left her at the end making her "bills a little busy" sing song insult, and doesnt even address it, just let's it be the last thing she says before quickly wrapping to "thanks for being on the show" - tbh, devastating.

  • @HailG3
    @HailG3 Před 7 lety +811

    The saddest thing is she's getting annihilated and she doesn't even realise it because in her own little bubble she's always right and nothing could ever convince her otherwise.

    • @Palanoobz
      @Palanoobz Před 7 lety +32

      in a situation like above, 'annihilated' is an opinion. its not like a battle where if you lost 80% of your forces, then that is annihilated in the objective sense of the word. it all depends on who you ask in this case. besides many people believed trump got 'annihilated' in the presidential debates but look who got 'annihilated' on the big night.

    • @HailG3
      @HailG3 Před 7 lety +11

      Well, saying "annihilated" is indeed a hyperbole, which is exactly why I did it, but saying that Trevor "won" the debate (if you want to call it that) is not an opinion, because he managed to turn her so called logic against her and responded to each one of her arguments, while she kep evading the last question and ended up not answering. Of course different people are going to like one or the other more, and they'll have different views on how the conversation went, but if you only take into consideration the level of the arguments, the reasoning and the resilience of both Trevor and Tomi (with no bias) it's pretty clear that he beat her.

    • @jerok47
      @jerok47 Před 7 lety +18

      The problem is that those "valid points" were not even relevant to the questions at hand, she just could not get into the frame of mind to even recognize what was being asked. The most obvious example of this was the "How?" question, she had no answer, but she talked for minutes. The reason people say Trevor "won" is because he kept bringing to light the flaws in her arguments, hypocrisy, contradictions and mindset. And she couldn't argue any of his, her best shot was the dumb "I can't see color so you have trouble crossing the street" joke, and she couldn't even get her foot in then.
      The comical contradictions didn't help her case either. And she topped it off with a distastefull attempt at a joke in the end.

    • @TheJissouShop
      @TheJissouShop Před 7 lety +59

      I like how progressives see bubbles in other people except themselves

    • @jeremyspringer1
      @jeremyspringer1 Před 7 lety +2

      What were his logical fallacies? Can you give examples? I didn't hear any, but then maybe I'm in my own bubble.

  • @Mmaldonauta
    @Mmaldonauta Před 6 lety +3340

    I spent half the interview yelling at my computer "Tomi, girl...THAT WASN'T THE QUESTION!!, ANSWER THE QUESTION HE'S ASKING YOU"

    • @loloaret7439
      @loloaret7439 Před 6 lety +13

      Rocío Moreno, me too.

    • @marietooth6351
      @marietooth6351 Před 6 lety +69

      It was Tomi who was avoiding the question, or answered it stupedly!

    • @jengorman2246
      @jengorman2246 Před 6 lety +128

      She couldn't answer a straight question to save her life. She had talking points and she stuck to them and any time he tried to get her to extrapolate she started repeating her talking points. Terrible.

    • @Mmaldonauta
      @Mmaldonauta Před 6 lety +18

      Exactly, infuriating.

    • @joycelyneaddo1355
      @joycelyneaddo1355 Před 6 lety +2

      Rocío Moreno same

  • @petiyakanda7393
    @petiyakanda7393 Před 8 měsíci +123

    Trevor may be the most politically savvy person in America - streets ahead of any modern day US politician.

  • @carlosoliveira4665
    @carlosoliveira4665 Před rokem +13

    I distinctively remember her saying:
    "There's no racism in America!"
    🤮

  • @ememem14
    @ememem14 Před 3 lety +10868

    man she’s going to freak out when she finds out how women got the right to vote

    • @devoneciaswartz2026
      @devoneciaswartz2026 Před 3 lety +255

      😂😂😂😂

    • @adoleefitzp
      @adoleefitzp Před 3 lety +298

      And that’s the tea bro

    • @ryanheart1034
      @ryanheart1034 Před 3 lety +100

      You know Republicans was the majority that voted for that right? It was actually women that mostly didn't want it because it brought more responsibility to them as well.

    • @sarahneal2102
      @sarahneal2102 Před 3 lety +705

      @@ryanheart1034 The 19th amendment (which gave women the vote) was passed in 1919. The Republican party started becoming more conservative in the 1930s. Meaning that essentially the Republican party were the progressive party of the time.

    • @ragabashmoon1551
      @ragabashmoon1551 Před 3 lety +444

      @@sarahneal2102 Thank you Sarah. I so hate how conservatives today prop up great Republicans as old as proof that they are great, when it's like today's Republicans aren't fit to wipe the old Republican's butts. From what I remember, my parents were both conservative (not "hardcore" always vote Republican no matter what, but they tended to vote conservative more often than not) until they voted to put Ronald Reagan in office. Then, when they saw what Reagan did with his time in office, they knew that the Republican conservative values that they had (mostly) supported all their lives no longer represented them. They both switched to the Democrats after that and both of them voted straight blue until they passed away (1999 for my father, 2013 for my mother.) Thing is, they were still conservative in many ways, but they didn't support the Republican GOP that was created in Reagan's era and that has always been something I see in so many people... The Republicans are like "We are the conservatives!" and so many conservatives just vote straight red despite the Republicans not actually being conservative anymore, they are just controlling government to favor big business.

  • @TheOlManJenks
    @TheOlManJenks Před 7 lety +1863

    "I'm a millennial so I don't like labels."

    • @JayDavis115
      @JayDavis115 Před 7 lety +87

      Oj Strawberry Trevor almost couldn't stop himself from calling that bullshit lol

    • @leene2501
      @leene2501 Před 7 lety +8

      Oj Strawberry Instant Classic 👌🏻

    • @redamokhtatar4538
      @redamokhtatar4538 Před 7 lety +31

      dumbest quote ever

    • @Panda_Roll
      @Panda_Roll Před 7 lety +12

      Oddly enough that sums up that generation perfectly if you add Trevor's reply

    • @TheKYLEdavid
      @TheKYLEdavid Před 7 lety +28

      I honestly can't tell if she was joking or not
      And that's sad

  • @HollyClaire701
    @HollyClaire701 Před rokem +37

    “Did you say, what did the KKK do?” …. LOL! I do love and appreciate his ability to speak so eloquently and honestly to her arrogant white privileged self.

  • @Bunduism
    @Bunduism Před 8 měsíci +81

    This guy is blessed with wisdom 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

  • @nosteinnogate7305
    @nosteinnogate7305 Před 5 lety +15653

    That is the first time I LITERALLY SAW the difference in intelligence in a conversation between two people.

  • @richmparker19
    @richmparker19 Před 7 lety +1000

    He owned her so subtly and intelligently...

    • @jaredmartin7040
      @jaredmartin7040 Před 7 lety +32

      Richard Maurice It's the other way around

    • @richmparker19
      @richmparker19 Před 7 lety +52

      Jared Martin he owned her intelligently and subtly... guess that works as well

    • @jaredmartin7040
      @jaredmartin7040 Před 7 lety +16

      Yea he got rekt

    • @Dannymiles1987
      @Dannymiles1987 Před 7 lety +2

      Richard Maurice he looked down and shut up when she called BLM. He sure won.

    • @richmparker19
      @richmparker19 Před 7 lety +33

      Clearly following logic is not your strong suit... His point was made and she was trying to argue something that didn't make sense i.e. b/c someone does something heinous in the name of BLM (Dallas riots and the guy who killed the cops) does not mean that is the aim of BLM... I can commit a crime and say I did it in the name of Jesus Christ... does that make all Christians bad?

  • @djtblizzle
    @djtblizzle Před rokem +26

    She tossed up a huge word salad to avoid the question of “how” because she knows there IS no way for minorities to protest in this country.

  • @chelseap9970
    @chelseap9970 Před 8 měsíci +5

    The idea that a flag and a song deserve more respect than a race of people….

  • @nahomi65581
    @nahomi65581 Před 7 lety +433

    Imagine the privilege of not know what oppression is...

  • @aaronwilliams5235
    @aaronwilliams5235 Před 4 lety +2313

    “I don’t protest, because I’m not a victim...”
    Says ALOT

    • @anthonygesswein1830
      @anthonygesswein1830 Před 4 lety +5

      Says what?

    • @aaronwilliams5235
      @aaronwilliams5235 Před 4 lety +55

      Anthony Gesswein shit idk I was hoping you did lol

    • @warfightersanonymous7760
      @warfightersanonymous7760 Před 4 lety +37

      She's pointing out their victim mentality and how they TRY to use it as "justification" or as a weapon against society. So it does say a lot.

    • @anthonygesswein1830
      @anthonygesswein1830 Před 4 lety +4

      @@warfightersanonymous7760 true and its funny how this dudes seen as such an eloquent understanding spokesmen lol the mans a tool in my opinion

    • @aaronwilliams5235
      @aaronwilliams5235 Před 4 lety +36

      James Sullivan can you be specific as to who has a “victim” mentality?

  • @Metro421
    @Metro421 Před rokem +18

    Till this day, I'm still waiting for the answer.... How?

  • @theatreactivist
    @theatreactivist Před rokem +9

    Her body language - clenched hands, tight shoulders, stiff back - reflects the tightness of her world view, and what's in her heart. Spewing hate under the guise of conservatism should always be called out for what it is. Interesting how her demeanor shifted as the interview progressed, as her anger and coldness came into contact with Trevor's warmth, humor and intelligence.. very compelling to watch!

  • @norahdawoodi3007
    @norahdawoodi3007 Před 3 lety +2080

    If you let someone stupid talk enough they will eventually contradict themselves
    edit: correction: no one is ever stupid. the beliefs some people hold are self-contradictory and that is why we use debate to find out.

    • @Dapper_Dean
      @Dapper_Dean Před 3 lety +70

      Sounds like majority of the Trump supporters. You ever see and hear the interviews at the Trump's rallies, by one of The Daily Show's on-sight comedic reporters? Lol! Trump has the most ignorant supporters.

    • @leethompson2638
      @leethompson2638 Před 3 lety +7

      I know right and he dont even realize it

    • @dragonzlyric
      @dragonzlyric Před 3 lety +27

      Lee Thompson Actually, he does. It’s far easier to lead ignorant people.

    • @leethompson2638
      @leethompson2638 Před 3 lety +1

      @@dragonzlyric Dont you have a city to loot and burn down yah better hurry now boy Tyrome gone gets to all the Jordans before you!

    • @dragonzlyric
      @dragonzlyric Před 3 lety +14

      Lee Thompson So I can fit your stereotype? You’re moronic!

  • @hyngas1238
    @hyngas1238 Před 3 lety +1460

    12:20 "im a woman, i didnt have rights until after black people"
    Black women:👁👄👁

    • @penelopegrace5931
      @penelopegrace5931 Před 3 lety +60

      SO TRUE lol 10/10 FINALLY SOMEONE SAID IT

    • @SierraSharae1
      @SierraSharae1 Před 3 lety +30

      I literally though the same thing!!! 🤣

    • @mohamadflames4303
      @mohamadflames4303 Před 3 lety +66

      Just after that she said "I don't protest cause I'm not a victim" The contradiction is real

    • @lanecia7742
      @lanecia7742 Před 3 lety +26

      Ig she forgot about the fight for women’s right to vote 🤣

    • @amandashannon8206
      @amandashannon8206 Před 3 lety +35

      The Women's suffrage movement in the 1920's is about the right to vote. Google Women's suffrage and it shows women protesting in the streets. What about the women's rights movement in the 1960-1970's with the protests in the streets? If you google 'women's rights movement'... more pictures of women protesting in the streets, some look pretty aggressive. Soooooo then she says she doesn't have to protest her women's rights... yeah, because literally generations of women before you did so that you can enjoy that freedom that you feel so secure in that you don't need to fight for it anymore. Must be nice...

  • @chuckysmom4142
    @chuckysmom4142 Před rokem +71

    One of Trevor’s finest interviews. We will miss you.

  • @Punanipapi42069
    @Punanipapi42069 Před rokem +10

    The way her body language shells up and her voice heightens when Trevor hits her with logic is so hilarious.

  • @taralyamcdonough87
    @taralyamcdonough87 Před 4 lety +3464

    How does she think she got rights as a woman, she got them from others protesting!

    • @arcang2102
      @arcang2102 Před 4 lety +17

      Shes book smart & not that bright.A shiny tiny peice of sun bleached aluminum trash.God bless us all.My lord please help us clear the path from all this convoluted press proganda pollution.Be a good kid & sweep it up & out into the melted muddy snow flake streets Trevor.Thats a good boy.❄

    • @corbinking8458
      @corbinking8458 Před 4 lety

      No she wasn’t I’ve then dumbass

    • @corbinking8458
      @corbinking8458 Před 4 lety +5

      Earla Weese you seem upset cause she made Trevor look bad

    • @miteshtari786
      @miteshtari786 Před 4 lety +78

      @@corbinking8458 she just makes herself look more stupid

    • @maddhatter1206
      @maddhatter1206 Před 4 lety +8

      Protesting peacefully...

  • @KlineAirsoft
    @KlineAirsoft Před 3 lety +2026

    “Hands up don’t shoot is a false narrative” this did not age well

    • @winniengige4900
      @winniengige4900 Před 3 lety +20

      So truuee

    • @muki_the_coyote_17
      @muki_the_coyote_17 Před 3 lety +57

      Protesters being called thugs didn’t either

    • @age_of_reason
      @age_of_reason Před 3 lety +15

      How did it not age well? BLM turned into a farce and you're saying it didn't age well. I think you meant it did age well. I don't think you can be that dumb.

    • @martenj94
      @martenj94 Před 3 lety +13

      It’s a false narrative though 😂

    • @KlineAirsoft
      @KlineAirsoft Před 3 lety +46

      Age of Reason A movement advocating for the end of systematic oppression of a group of people while some assholes burn and loot? I think your point of view is a farse. Playing on the outcasts to try to classify a group is dumb

  • @jhennesay
    @jhennesay Před 8 měsíci +5

    Trevor, I appreciate how you’re inquisitive and honest, versus oppositional and inflammatory. The right question and presentation of it sheds such light in the darkest of corners.

  • @Metaltecheirl-ps1qx
    @Metaltecheirl-ps1qx Před rokem +8

    Those who don't know the history of our star-spangled banner are the ones who disrespect our flag.

  • @Zoe_LaRynn
    @Zoe_LaRynn Před 7 lety +300

    "Did you just say, 'What did the KKK do?'!?" 😂

    • @Breakability
      @Breakability Před 7 lety +6

      It was still a funny moment, you have to admit.

    • @Zoe_LaRynn
      @Zoe_LaRynn Před 7 lety +3

      Breakability, I'm saying it WAS a funny moment 😂

  • @lindsaydarrah6664
    @lindsaydarrah6664 Před 3 lety +2632

    “i don’t protest because i’m not a victim” that’s the whole idea tomi

    • @rubensantos1037
      @rubensantos1037 Před 3 lety +11

      And the protesters arent victoms neither. Dont do stupid shit, dont be an asshole etc.

    • @lindsaydarrah6664
      @lindsaydarrah6664 Před 3 lety +132

      Ruben Santos why do you think they’re protesting? they are victims of police brutality and systemic racism.

    • @francisnwadike9505
      @francisnwadike9505 Před 3 lety +26

      @@rubensantos1037 fool look at ur self

    • @subplss125
      @subplss125 Před 3 lety +10

      Victimhood is a mindset. You can be a legit victim of something but if you let that define you. You lose. Think about it

    • @jasonst2871
      @jasonst2871 Před 3 lety +41

      @@rubensantos1037 You don't have to be a victim to protest genius

  • @Fernando-yy6jq
    @Fernando-yy6jq Před měsícem +3

    Smart South African. He remained calm and poised

  • @richlove3059
    @richlove3059 Před 7 měsíci +3

    After 14 minutes, she still wasn't able to answer his questions and kept on rambling.

  • @imadedisaccount2commentido693
    @imadedisaccount2commentido693 Před 3 lety +4172

    This video aged like fine wine.

  • @caidalee1994
    @caidalee1994 Před 3 lety +1666

    Wait, you’re telling me this wasn’t recorded yesterday? Because the fact that apparently nothing has changed is a big yikes from me, boys.

    • @nikimoh
      @nikimoh Před 3 lety +26

      Felt the exact same! Had to check the date twice

    • @404Dannyboy
      @404Dannyboy Před 3 lety +24

      Hey, it has gotten worse. That is change!

    • @xxvideogamesrulexx6277
      @xxvideogamesrulexx6277 Před 3 lety +6

      404Dannyboy yeah she didn’t mention people who rival against masks!

    • @eliatorres8588
      @eliatorres8588 Před 3 lety +5

      Yep- nothing has changed. People are still using the race card whenever it’s convenient.

    • @yourfather4767
      @yourfather4767 Před 3 lety +3

      @@eliatorres8588 Thank you! Exactly right.

  • @kimconley1767
    @kimconley1767 Před 7 měsíci +2

    That was a painful interview. I think Noah was very calm. My stomach was tight. She refuses to listen. That’s 15 mins I can’t get back. The school system has let this country down deliberately. 😮

  • @meme5450
    @meme5450 Před rokem +19

    As Trevor metaphorically chose the stage on which Tomi and Trevor would face-off, the battleground of this discussion was the embodiment of a hall of mirrors. Each point Tomi raised, Trevor, countered it while simultaneously using her own logic to verbally annihilate her and force her to reflect on her own flawed logic. This is truly masterful work. I like in the end how Trevor asked her a simple and personal question because you could see that he intended to demonstrate how easily her answers flowed out of her mouth when she was not working hard to remember and formulate counterpoints that were imbued with right-wing ideologies that are not a natural state within her personal beliefs.

  • @katlegoditibane2938
    @katlegoditibane2938 Před 3 lety +3750

    Even today the question is not answered “How should Black people protest in America?”

  • @farwakhan4423
    @farwakhan4423 Před 4 lety +1698

    "I don't protest, because I'm not a victim"
    Indirectly confirming that the people who are protesting are victims.

    • @pjincho
      @pjincho Před 4 lety +23

      Yoshikage Kira yeah... that was her point: it’s an indirect condemnation of liberal “weakness.”
      The few far right conservatives that I know parrot the same exact talking points as Tomi: acknowledging systemic racism is the soft bigotry of low expectation (essentially treating the disenfranchised like children,) and acknowledging systemic oppression against a group with group you identify is automatically just you having a “victim complex.”
      These also happen to be the only people who say “I don’t see color.”
      They have no eye or ear for nuance: everything is “just a victim complex,” or it’s “all condescension.”
      I’ll also say that I understand that there are those on the left who are equally obtuse.

    • @FlyingPaladin
      @FlyingPaladin Před 4 lety +8

      More like they pretend to be victims

    • @B30pt87
      @B30pt87 Před 4 lety

      @Yoshikage Kira... In her mind.

    • @DanielChannel89
      @DanielChannel89 Před 4 lety +25

      @@pjincho When you live a life of relative privilege, it's easy to assume that *most* others have it roughly the same as you do. As a younger person, I would have identified with that mindset a lot more. I thought racism was mostly a thing of the past and that people nowadays blamed it because it got them out of taking personal responsibility for their own actions and shortcomings. I didn't understand what life was like for people who aren't me. Most people in the media were similar to me. Most of my friends either were similar or tried to appear so. The history I learned in school, while I wouldn't go so far as to say it was untrue, was very sanitized. It wasn't until college that I began to see things differently. Not because I was brainwashed, but because I came into contact with people who had different experiences, and with information I had not possessed before. It's no wonder people who don't have this experience think of college as the enemy; education can change someone's perspective. If you don't receive the education, you retain the same perspective and don't understand why the other person has changed theirs. It doesn't make sense in your more limited experience.
      I don't think Tomi or people like her mean bad, for the most part. They just see the world in a certain way that they always have, and they feel threatened by people who are telling them they are wrong. It's like, do you take the red pill or the blue? Except that at least Neo knew that if he chose Blue, he was intentionally choosing to deny the truth. The choice isn't usually so clear.

    • @DanielChannel89
      @DanielChannel89 Před 4 lety +7

      I might add that there are many things that make it easy for a person to discount the testimony of others with a clear conscience. There *are* (some) people in the world who play at being victims to avoid personal responsibility. There *are* (some) people out there who educate with propaganda moreso than with actual facts. And if a person is older, they *do* have more life experience than someone who may be fresh out of college trying to tell them new things (though the type of experience is likely in some ways different). So it should not actually be surprising that people are so easily able to cling to their own narratives. Instead of calling them idiots, we should realize the context of their point of view and try to figure out how to overcome those barriers.

  • @zivagoldman2001
    @zivagoldman2001 Před 8 měsíci +1

    "I, being a woman, I didn't have rights". So glad those suffragettes didn't protest on her behalf!

  • @montecristo1845
    @montecristo1845 Před rokem +18

    Her philosophy is black people have the right to protest, but they shouldn’t protest because reasons. 😵‍💫

  • @Andi-81
    @Andi-81 Před 4 lety +2755

    Legend has it, she's still avoiding the question to this day.

  • @GrizzlyBarrett4
    @GrizzlyBarrett4 Před 7 lety +151

    I'm a hardcore conservative. I am PROUD to defend Colin's right to kneel any time of the day at any moment. This country is fucking free. He can do whatever he wants. Honestly I agree with her concepts but she's wrong for trying to make these arguments. She's just wrong. She got shat on.

    • @TheRealIronMan
      @TheRealIronMan Před 7 lety +28

      Im a hardcore liberal, and I respect the shit out of people like you, thats the point of having different opinions rather than just blindly follow the left vs right narrative, the neo-liberals and their mainstream propaganda is ruining the real liberalism of this country, I imagine its very similar to the alt-right is ruining the real conservatism.

    • @MaryBakerPasoRobles
      @MaryBakerPasoRobles Před 7 lety +4

      Thank you, Griz, for making sense.

    • @ruthg7370
      @ruthg7370 Před 7 lety

      TheGoldfish Equating BLM with police killing is like saying police officers who killed unarmed black men were racists. Try that for logic.

    • @grimview
      @grimview Před 7 lety

      The diverse WW2 team of Germany & Japan used propaganda to divide the US & colonized countries. During the 50-60 communist countries promoted the same propaganda which gave rise to the anti-war & civil rights moment. Anti flag protest are usually done by citizens that don't want to go to war & are willing to leave the country rather then be drafted. Civil rights moments should not preach violence (dead cops) if they claim to want to stop violence.

    • @angelzavala5637
      @angelzavala5637 Před 7 lety

      GrizzlyBarrett4 Right on man, we are free!

  • @votebluefordemocracy4444
    @votebluefordemocracy4444 Před 8 měsíci +1

    "Protesting a fair and free election". Boy. That did NOT age well.

  • @adiliofernandes3519
    @adiliofernandes3519 Před 7 měsíci +5

    The sarcasm about the traffic light was hilarious loooooooool

  • @theberadise1960
    @theberadise1960 Před 7 lety +21514

    There's nothing wrong with seeing colour it's how you treat colour that's important

    • @dayweed85
      @dayweed85 Před 7 lety +63

      Thebe Radise why why why do you take everything literally?

    • @Pikachu662
      @Pikachu662 Před 6 lety +714

      Grumpy Dai What do you mean? What he said was the 100 percent truth.

    • @viksharma4166
      @viksharma4166 Před 6 lety +80

      *color....you Brit.......lol jk, it's 100% true though

    • @333dae
      @333dae Před 6 lety +348

      exactly, accepting and overcoming differences is more effective than ignoring it

    • @bingo9992
      @bingo9992 Před 6 lety +52

      That logic is very flawed, by saying that you are basically saying it is ok to treat people differently because of their skin color. Which in turn is racism...

  • @gabdominates
    @gabdominates Před 7 lety +2137

    My god. Trevor, huge respect to you for keeping your head and being as calm as you have been. This was amazing.

    • @trashsombra2793
      @trashsombra2793 Před 7 lety +14

      well he did not want to make rekt her ass hole

    • @Burrdachak
      @Burrdachak Před 7 lety +40

      He's listening to his own advice and treating her like a todler. :)

    • @yamaksy
      @yamaksy Před 7 lety +12

      I'd slap that smirk out her face in the first minute!

    • @mobsta163
      @mobsta163 Před 7 lety +9

      Gregor Specker How to treat modern republicans 101

    • @boomer490
      @boomer490 Před 7 lety +13

      gabdominates I was very impressed. no personal feelings what so ever. great job

  • @Thormp1
    @Thormp1 Před rokem +10

    Her programming is solid. She really is gifted at the art of redirection...a verbal Houdini

  • @petermachete5647
    @petermachete5647 Před 11 dny +2

    This interview was like a world cup final. I saw someone being toyed with and tossessed like a yoyo and it's not the South African diamond league export - AMAZING TREVOR NOAH.

  • @maazalam5630
    @maazalam5630 Před 4 lety +998

    Tomi: “I’m a woman. I’m marginalized.
    Trevor: How do you protest?
    Tomi: I don’t protest, I’m not a victim.”

    • @priyankawaghmode1728
      @priyankawaghmode1728 Před 4 lety +47

      Exactly! She is not victim and she is never gonna be. So why would she care.

    • @asiasmith6211
      @asiasmith6211 Před 4 lety +26

      @@priyankawaghmode1728 or how would she understand. You can't tell a fish that there is air to breath, when they spend their entire life in water.

    • @priyankawaghmode1728
      @priyankawaghmode1728 Před 4 lety +14

      @@asiasmith6211 True. It's not like she (and more blind followers like her) can't see the truth. But don't want to see the truth.

    • @jebalitabb8228
      @jebalitabb8228 Před 4 lety +2

      Priyanka Waghmode that sounds like a very alt right thing to say. I thought lefties claim all women are victims? It’s almost like they’re full of shit

    • @edinkrzilo1122
      @edinkrzilo1122 Před 4 lety

      Maaz Alam cuz she is marginalized by the left

  • @skkfks6748
    @skkfks6748 Před 3 lety +6159

    “You’re protesting a fair and free election.” This is not aging well😭😭

  • @nombe
    @nombe Před rokem +2

    when she says "I am a woman..." at 12:21 and implies that black people have more rights than "she did" it completely ignores the fact that women had to protest for her to say that. Minority conservatives do this constantly and it's ironic as it is sad. Privileged minds will forget that the privilege they hold only exists due to the fact that people they disagree with (and constantly disrespect) fought for it. Feminists fought for her right to spew out patriarchal non-sense. This is one of many reason the boot-strap mentality is such an incomplete idea. It is not rooted in reality but in cognitive bias and narcissism. We're all guilty of this, but laaawd she's got it down.

  • @pgforextraders2995
    @pgforextraders2995 Před rokem +10

    6 years later and she still hasn't answered the HOW

  • @MorgyBlack
    @MorgyBlack Před 7 lety +244

    It's amazing how someone can "sound" smart, because she talks fast and in a somewhat articulate way, and at the same time be so completely hipocritical and unempathetic...

    • @MorgyBlack
      @MorgyBlack Před 7 lety +13

      It's hipocritical to generalize the actions of the BLM movement, and blame every single member of the atrocities comitted by some (don't care how many, still not all) while saying that not all suporters of Donald Trump are asholes because of the actions of some (something at least we agree on). And empathy doesn't have anything to do with facts is your opinion, to me, for example, the number of people in the world without access to water (a fact) make me feel sad, and like I should do something to help them. Her phrase of "I don't protest because I'm not a victim" says exactly how much she cares about the suffering of others, and that, my dear, is lack of empathy.

    • @MorgyBlack
      @MorgyBlack Před 7 lety +5

      Look, dude, I'm not talking about the BLM movement being right or not, nor did I brought up any arguments. I explained to you what you asked (about my comment about her sayings, just to be clear), but now I see that you were being obtuse for the laughs, and not because you actually were trying to understand. My bad. I'll leave you to your privilege.

    • @thedad7828
      @thedad7828 Před 7 lety

      You're kinda stupid not gonna lie

    • @themi90
      @themi90 Před 7 lety

      I love how you just equated empathy with intelligence.

    • @Lvl22Cowboy
      @Lvl22Cowboy Před 7 lety +2

      Morgy Black umpethatic, you don't even know real words sweetie

  • @MultiDiceman
    @MultiDiceman Před 7 lety +10779

    America is in desperate need of real education

    • @amandaa8795
      @amandaa8795 Před 7 lety +77

      MultiDiceman How is this comment not at the forefront? lol True indeed!

    • @Lu-dt8is
      @Lu-dt8is Před 7 lety +75

      MultiDiceman You are right in so many ways. We do.

    • @luked2115
      @luked2115 Před 7 lety +114

      One thing History teachers need to teach is of the Political Switch during the 20th Century. TONS of these conservatives and third-party people need to learn of it.

    • @MultiDiceman
      @MultiDiceman Před 7 lety +6

      ***** Where is the link to the data, is it authentic? If it is then give me the link I can't just trust your stats without proof

    • @MultiDiceman
      @MultiDiceman Před 7 lety +25

      Leo the Lion
      I totally agree, I also think that people need to be educated on other cultures, as well as the capitalistic society. Time and time again people get swindled and end up stuck in an economic social class because they let the government and broad laws take advantage of them.

  • @DragonflyandTheWolf
    @DragonflyandTheWolf Před 8 měsíci +1

    To this day I will never understand the bizarre troll logic that Kaepernick bowing during the national anthem is "taking it out on the flag." He did not vandalize the flag. He did not rip it down from its poll and throw it to the ground. He kneeled. He KNEELED. Kneeling has never in the history of humanity ever been seen as an obscene gesture. Kneeling has always been a gesture of humility and reverence. The idea of kneeling was never associated with disrespect until republicans decided that it was.

  • @rashidasalmon5873
    @rashidasalmon5873 Před 8 měsíci +7

    It's just hard reasoning with a person who don't think through their thought but just likes expressing their feeling. Unreal. Great interview. It would be even better if Tomi answered one of your questions.😅

    • @petercornwell5880
      @petercornwell5880 Před 8 měsíci

      She literally couldn’t answer his points. Her entire career and business model is built on not answering those questions.

  • @AmilOFair
    @AmilOFair Před 3 lety +844

    Am I the only one that noticed that SHE STILL HAS NOT ANSWERED THE DAMN QUESTION?

    • @tayloreddie7448
      @tayloreddie7448 Před 3 lety +55

      It’s because she can’t lmao, she doesn’t have a tangible reason, literally

    • @haudace
      @haudace Před 3 lety +20

      She can't admit her racism.

    • @chiomannam5303
      @chiomannam5303 Před 3 lety +4

      Swears and it's annoying like just answer or you just say I don't know, I never thought about it. She doesn't want to address the question. When he say how she just says something completely different. I'm like does she do that intentionally or is it just coming out of her mouth like I don't know.

    • @Barbara-cc8mq
      @Barbara-cc8mq Před 3 lety

      Because she can't.

    • @nehapatel9533
      @nehapatel9533 Před 3 lety +3

      Reading under the lines of what she said, the answer is she doesn't think racial minorities are victims. Why else would she mention that Kapernick never explained why he did it or said she wouldn't protest because she isn't a victim.

  • @ericschnautz6603
    @ericschnautz6603 Před 3 lety +879

    "I'm a millenial. I don't like labels." Trevor was seriously about to die there. And she didn't get it at all. That is the best part.

    • @TheAshube9
      @TheAshube9 Před 3 lety +11

      To be fair, millenial is not exactly a label, it represents an objective age group, you are either in or out depending on when you were born. It's not like considering yourself conservative or liberal, or whatever other self identification

    • @leotiritilli9698
      @leotiritilli9698 Před 3 lety +11

      You’re right in some sense, but because it’s not an opinion based label doesn’t mean it’s not a label. A word used to describe someone or thing in a specific category is a label.

    • @TheAshube9
      @TheAshube9 Před 3 lety +2

      @@leotiritilli9698 but in this case it was pretty obvious what she was refering to. Not that it matters, it's just jokes, but that wasn't a particularly stupid moment on her part. There are plenty of those almost every time she opens her mouth, but not that time. And plus the fact that she's open to nuanced ideologies, like allowing herself to support abortion is something that should be rather applauded, it's healthy to remain sceptic and not confine oneself to an ideological box with a label

    • @curtisthomas2670
      @curtisthomas2670 Před 3 lety +20

      It definitely is a label, because it attempts to categorize and define a group of people from a certain time period, with different experiences, thought process, world view etc from people of other periods, much like "boomer"

    • @EebstertheGreat
      @EebstertheGreat Před 3 lety +8

      @@TheAshube9 There's nothing objective about generational labels. The notion of dividing time into discrete periods of a few decades is totally arbitrary, and there is no universal agreement on what those periods even are, or what to call them.
      In any case, she didn't just say "I'm a millennial," she said "I'm a millennial, _so I don't like labels_ ." So she's not just identifying her date of birth, she's identifying herself as part of a culture with specific preferences and giving it a name: millennials. She labeled herself in the process of saying she didn't like labels.

  • @boo-misc4973
    @boo-misc4973 Před rokem +21

    Still one of the best interview ever. Trevor is so smart

  • @lovehealthgratitude
    @lovehealthgratitude Před rokem +32

    I need to watch this a few times more to learn how to be measured and calm in the face of people who are out of their minds.

  • @ozmagaz1157
    @ozmagaz1157 Před 4 lety +2839

    4 years later and I’m still waiting for her to answer the “HOW” :(

    • @n.c.1201
      @n.c.1201 Před 4 lety +6

      She stated he could come on her show and chat. He can ask the media or use social media as any outlet. Lots of ways he can speak his opinion. Write a book. Make a movie. Request to go on interviews.

    • @quikskoprbro968
      @quikskoprbro968 Před 4 lety +1

      Nadine Capozzi no one listens everyone just says your bias for having an opinion

    • @n.c.1201
      @n.c.1201 Před 4 lety +3

      @@quikskoprbro968 quikskopr bro96 I would agree that there are indeed people who listen. I am a registered Democrat who only 6 months ago became fed up listening to my own party spew all these ideas and theories and never hearing facts. I turned to a friend and asked them who I could listen to who had a different view point. He pointed me in the direction of a conservative and I haven't looked back since. Hearing this conservative man express facts of what's happening (states his opinion if he agrees with it or not), history behind other similar actions and continues to call for morals such as okay to differ in opinion and still get a long. He hosts interviews with anyone who wants to come onto the interview show (which presidential candidate Andrew Yang did) and it was such a great conversation despite the conservative not agreeing to the same plans. It is out there. However, as a Democrat who only watched the news media channels I was in the same thought as you. I have watched and heard a few Republicans being respectful in debates and pointing out such things like 'we don't have to agree but we have civil conversations to talk'.

    • @6folk243
      @6folk243 Před 4 lety

      Me too

    • @benperez7695
      @benperez7695 Před 4 lety +1

      Trees Lakes she isn’t protesting bc she isn’t a whiny little bitch

  • @Need4TandF
    @Need4TandF Před 7 lety +777

    I'm still waiting for Tomi to explain the correct way to protest....and I'm still waiting.

    • @DLJ2890
      @DLJ2890 Před 7 lety +13

      Protesting by putting his millionaire money to organizations protesting specific abuses of the bad apples within. Noah also stated the anti-whites in BLM were not representative of the movement. Same should apply to Kaepernick on the USA. Protesting against the USA, its traditions as a whole and the rights and entitlements we all enjoy is amazing compared to most other countries, the bad apples are the racists in its organizations. But it is ridiculous to protest the USA and its symbolic traditions, in an attempt to remove the bad apples in the police, or local governments. I agree with Trevor n almost everything but I strongly agree with is, and his followers on this issue. The USA is AMAZING, even with all its flaws, and evil conservative manipulative moves, stealing the Supreme court etc, etc. But don't protest the USA, work to fight the specific problems at a much lower level.

    • @Need4TandF
      @Need4TandF Před 7 lety +15

      D L - Oh...actually he donated $1 Million dollars of his own money so that shoots down your response, please try again.

    • @toast1012
      @toast1012 Před 7 lety +7

      DL has a good point, stop being blind about facts and reason. We are all on the same side.

    • @DioThermidor
      @DioThermidor Před 7 lety +30

      Without violence. You moron.

    • @Need4TandF
      @Need4TandF Před 7 lety +10

      ***** - DL points were stupid...and maybe you are the one blind to the facts. We're told to protest peaceful and you whiteys cry about blks protesting for profits because they don't want to work a real job. We protest quiet doing the anthem and you whiteys cry that we're disrespecting those who died fighting for our country. We riot and you whiteys cry that violence is not the way to protest. It appears to me that no matter how blacks voice their opinion or outrage whiteys will find some way to whine about it by complaining about how the protest was handled instead of just coming out and saying we don't value what blacks say so stop bitching. Hell, one of your own Trump supporters made it clear when he said, "Black lives DON'T matter and neither does your vote". That one asshole really speak for all you jackasses who believe that but use the "anthem" and "patriotism" to disguise racial hate.

  • @danielsalas7287
    @danielsalas7287 Před rokem +7

    Trevor handled this very well. 👏

  • @DCRefugee123
    @DCRefugee123 Před 5 měsíci +5

    IMO - This interview was a classic because of how it showed the difference between gaslighting and answering questions. Regardless of one’s opinion, facts are facts. Opinions may or may not be based on facts but the great thing about videos is that they create a record. I can’t count the number of times I’ve seen people repeatedly and steadfastly take a position and when deposed for court, respond entirely differently.
    Three times, Noah asked the question, “How should a black person bring attention to their grievances? What is the right way?” Lahren never answered the question. Instead, she either said what she thinks shouldn’t be done, or she raised questions or simply made comments. The fact is that she never answered his question.
    Lahren made statements asking several questions about Kaepernick’s motivations for taking a knee during the playing of the National Anthem. Kaepernick addressed all those questions and more a year earlier, without any ambiguity, in an interview recorded by KTVU in San Francisco titled, ‘Colin Kaepernick explains why he won’t stand during National anthem.’ Lahren would have had all the answers to her questions if she had simply watched the more than 18 minute interview.
    Regardless of my opinion about any issue, I always focus on the message and not the messenger, and whether or not the speaker answers the question or gaslights.

  • @dapoet200
    @dapoet200 Před 4 lety +665

    "I don't protest. I'm not a victim." Explains everything.

    • @dapoet200
      @dapoet200 Před 4 lety +60

      @Tony Sanders it's not the hair Tony. Anyone can have blonde hair. She has the priviledge of being exempt from suffering injustice. She chooses to be ignorant AND arrogant and even if she doesn't believe in what she's saying she is purposely capitalizing on sensationalizing her opinions for view$.

    • @truthseekeralways7050
      @truthseekeralways7050 Před 4 lety +2

      @@dapoet200 Correct🎯❤️👍🏼👏🏼 👏🏼

    • @pedrotorres7173
      @pedrotorres7173 Před 4 lety +4

      @@dapoet200 main problem of black people is father absence!!! stop pulling the race card...

    • @dionysosadwan974
      @dionysosadwan974 Před 4 lety +2

      What privileges does she have?

    • @ayahgrig9218
      @ayahgrig9218 Před 4 lety +8

      @@pedrotorres7173 there wouldn't have been any race cards if black people were treated equally to white people in America. Why in most multiracial countries in the world this issue doesn't come up? Because over there no white is better than black, no black is better than white. Everyone is equal in front of the Law.

  • @Ginsengstar
    @Ginsengstar Před 4 lety +1817

    She could never answer, how should a black man protest.

    • @whysohappy6386
      @whysohappy6386 Před 4 lety +17

      nobody can

    • @shadehadagaming9892
      @shadehadagaming9892 Před 4 lety +8

      Nobody can

    • @cvvv6166
      @cvvv6166 Před 4 lety +51

      they keep repeating the same phrases ... like conservative Bots , thats all they are ! 😎

    • @user-oq5xl6hp5w
      @user-oq5xl6hp5w Před 4 lety +67

      She’s like the white women who would say, “What about white people?”😒🙄

    • @buglover2726
      @buglover2726 Před 4 lety +17

      I believe what Tomi was trying to say was that she wants Kaepernick to explain furthermore what he’s trying to “protest” so then you can make a more direct approach to the idea. With me being a military family, I understand as well what the American flag means, like she said it’s not just a piece of cloth with different colors on it. It means freedom, liberty, justice, and history… Embracing that history. Many people have died for that flag whether it was to help a movement start (like helping people see that all colors are equal) or to help give rights, like the Civil War or the Revolutionary war and so many other things that we fought for (black or white). There have been so many lives in all shapes and sizes that have died for the flag which is why it gets on some peoples nerves when they disrespect it whether it’s burning it, trashing it or, even kneeling during the national anthem. It’s more than a song it’s respect to those who have fought and paid the ultimate price for us. But to answer Trevor‘s question I think there are different ways Kaepernick could’ve vented his thoughts. I do agree with Trevor when he says that if a black man (or anyone) do anything that they could be labeled as a thug or anything else. But the big difference is that Kaepernick has influence, we’ve already seen that with Nike on multiple occasions. If Kaepernick were to send out a tweet then that would be something in of itself you’ve already started something, or you could start of movement with how much power and influence he has he could easily do that and have many followers. The nice thing that Kaepernick has done though is making sure that he was protesting in a calm, civil, not hurting anybody in a physical manner. Although, with that being said he has a lot of options to make his point known without dissing the people who have fought/died/ endured the hardships of being in the military and or military family.

  • @maychrzak
    @maychrzak Před 8 měsíci +1

    Watching this in 2023,when Toni has been forgotten i realize what a treasure Trevor was on the daily show

  • @graytlo
    @graytlo Před 3 měsíci +2

    If the national anthem has “gotten you through some hard times,” I have no idea how to react 😂

  • @Bubblecoffee
    @Bubblecoffee Před 7 lety +1033

    I want Ben Shapiro on the show

    • @fanaticpharaoh6689
      @fanaticpharaoh6689 Před 7 lety +176

      Do you know how dumb Ben would make Trevor look? That is never going to happen.

    • @CarlosLopez-ch6bu
      @CarlosLopez-ch6bu Před 7 lety +94

      Bubble Coffee Trevor would kill himself

    • @griffinconaway732
      @griffinconaway732 Před 7 lety +58

      Bubble Coffee That would never happen, because Shapiro would rape this piece of garbage and they would never have that.

    • @idiotunderthetable
      @idiotunderthetable Před 7 lety +54

      I want Milo on so leftists will boycott the show.

    • @griffinconaway732
      @griffinconaway732 Před 7 lety +15

      Aids Skrillex​ Typical liberal. Apparently conservatives are the racist ones, yet you can talk about Jewish people in a belittling tone and get away with it.

  • @liasouth
    @liasouth Před 3 lety +1741

    She still didn’t answer how someone should protest.

    • @AyushGupta-mf1rk
      @AyushGupta-mf1rk Před 3 lety +80

      She basically said there’s nothing to protest about so don’t

    • @Leticia-yj2tq
      @Leticia-yj2tq Před 3 lety +18

      she didn’t answer it directly, but from my point of view she was kinda inferring that they should have conversations about it and “protest” through speaking out about issues on whatever platforms they have? i’m not sure tho cuz she was more focusing on saying how not to protest instead of answering the question directly

    • @therealdannyfenton
      @therealdannyfenton Před 3 lety +83

      L. V. Arguing with her is like argue with a 4 year old.
      Me: Did you take a cookie ?
      Tomi: I was hungry
      Me: Im sure you were but did you take a cookie ?
      Tomi: My friends got cookies
      Me: Again i understand but did YOU take a cookie ?
      Tomi: I mean there're more cookies idk why one cookie means so much
      Me: So you did take the cookie...
      Tomi: Ok look...
      Thats what its like arguing with her.

    • @sweatysweatson9399
      @sweatysweatson9399 Před 3 lety +6

      without looting and not damaging someone else's property duh

    • @therealdannyfenton
      @therealdannyfenton Před 3 lety +44

      SweatySweatson Lmao you still didnt answer the question 😂

  • @col.waltervonschonkopf69

    This woman is neither smart nor coherent. Noah is clearly the more articulate one.

  • @eugeniofabela4759
    @eugeniofabela4759 Před rokem +3

    Among many a bizarre point, “the national anthem has gotten people through tough times”
    Who on earth gets sad and then thinks, “I know what will make this all better”

  • @fern0
    @fern0 Před 7 lety +1096

    Straight forward question: How SHOULD he protest
    Answer: criticism of how he's currently protesting
    Question: Ok, i get that this is your stance on his current method. WHAT'S THE BETTER METHOD?
    Answer: more criticism of how he's currently protesting
    sooo productive

    • @yellowhair03
      @yellowhair03 Před 7 lety +54

      she has no answers...except shut up & maybe the issues will just go away. sad.

    • @jessiehoolahoopsmcgee
      @jessiehoolahoopsmcgee Před 7 lety +33

      Her single suggestion, "he can come on my show." Self-promoting vile skell.

    • @rellsimon5143
      @rellsimon5143 Před 7 lety

      nferno because she don't know who Colin is protesting exactly against so how can she give a accurate answer? If he wants laws changed or if he wants the police to be judged by a non biased party would need to be protested two different ways

    • @Arvensa
      @Arvensa Před 7 lety +1

      Her answer was eventually 'to let me know what he's protesting [so we can discuss those issues]'. Trevor briefly said 'and he has' but then neither of them discuss what the man said. Trevor brought up the prison system separately, but I'm going to go watch the full version of this video to see if they get any further.

    • @1981lashlarue
      @1981lashlarue Před 7 lety +5

      Where I think she faltered was not framing the question differently. As I see the issue, it's not a matter of how he's protesting but the venue. It's inappropriate to engage in such a protest at the workplace, which Is what he's doing. His employer has a right to tell him not to do it because it's offending customers which is evidenced by the NFLs drastic decrease in ratings. He can certainly protest by being
      a part of whatever group he wishes, donating his time and money to such groups, writing editorials, marching and protesting in the streets peacefully, wearing shirts with slogans, etc. To me the issue is about him doing it on the field, angering fans, and thus having a negative impact on his team and the NFL's bottom line. He can stay in the locker room during the Star Spangled Banner if it offends him so much. The team can arrange a press conference for him during the weak where he can speak his mind and air whatever grievances he has. That's the appropriate response that Tomi didn't realize or pick up on.

  • @fteepeeseven9517
    @fteepeeseven9517 Před 4 lety +1927

    Who still waiting for her to answer in 2019🖐🏽

    • @ny100302
      @ny100302 Před 4 lety +5

      Tony Gastone how???🤣 ha! got emmm lol

    • @thelmankenda-bikoumou4474
      @thelmankenda-bikoumou4474 Před 4 lety +2

      🙋🏽‍♀️

    • @charlesswedenburg9449
      @charlesswedenburg9449 Před 4 lety +2

      Answer what?

    • @urangatun
      @urangatun Před 4 lety +17

      @@charlesswedenburg9449 How is he supposed to protest?

    • @kani75
      @kani75 Před 4 lety +28

      @@urangatun - As she said, she is not a victim. Meaning as long as she is the winner, nobody is allowed to protest.

  • @wellofcire
    @wellofcire Před rokem +2

    notice he started by asking a loaded question 'why are you so angry...?'....she defended herself saying that she felt that wasn't accurate....then he followed with insisting she was angry and trying to undermine, patronize, and ask more one-sided contrived questions to make her accept his label for her.....pretty pathetic and low

  • @MichaelBuieFilms
    @MichaelBuieFilms Před 4 měsíci

    In summer of 1912, Indianapolis activists chartered a hot air balloon from which suffrage buttons were dropped to onlookers below. In May 1913, “General” Rosalie Jones, a veteran campaigner, hopped into the passenger seat of a biplane, tied down her skirts with blue string, and took off. By the time she arrived at a Staten Island air carnival 15 minutes later to give a speech, she had scattered hundreds of yellow pro-suffrage pamphlets to assembled crowds. In 1916, Lucy Burns left the “Suffrage Special” train tour in Seattle to board a hydroplane and bombard the city with leaflets promoting that year’s scheduled National Women’s Party Convention in Chicago.

  • @lil_sixxo
    @lil_sixxo Před 3 lety +1554

    This aged like fine wine 😂😂

  • @mohamedsudheer9163
    @mohamedsudheer9163 Před 7 lety +1086

    Trevor Noah u freaking legend...John Stewart left the show in good hands

    • @chinchilla641
      @chinchilla641 Před 7 lety +42

      Mohamed Sudheer This is true. The guys even funnier than Stewart! A complete joke who's only response to statistical examples and differing opinions are stoplight jokes and interjections.

    • @twin12345654321
      @twin12345654321 Před 7 lety +13

      Mohamed Sudheer what are you talking about? No one who follows her cares if she's a woman. They like a person who isn't afraid to speak her mind and that's why she has a big following

    • @hurricane1nox
      @hurricane1nox Před 7 lety +3

      they both kinda suck

    • @TaylorBrown419
      @TaylorBrown419 Před 7 lety +7

      Anime is garbage Trump isn't afraid to speak his mind and he openly talks about sexually assaulting women. speaking your mind isn't a reason to be liked, especially not when you're an idiotic white supremacist.

    • @bboyzachc9236
      @bboyzachc9236 Před 7 lety +2

      tell em taylor!

  • @RogueSpectre749
    @RogueSpectre749 Před rokem +2

    It's so jarring to see this contrast. Usually when Trevor interviews conservatives on his show, even when he clearly doesn't agree with them, he seems to enjoy the respectful debate he gets from them... Here though, you can see him barely concealing his disgust with her at the end

  • @stephensmith3116
    @stephensmith3116 Před rokem +1

    “I don’t protest. I’m not a victim”.
    Neither is TN and neither is KC. Period.

  • @MarkBelain
    @MarkBelain Před 7 lety +496

    I'm gonna say it: I respect Tomi Lauren for coming into the Daily Show. She took part in a discussion when she could have just looked down on people.

    • @PerseusToons
      @PerseusToons Před 7 lety +32

      Mark Belain I agree. I'm so glad they had the conversation to begin with. It can be ugly and heated but these are the types of civil discussions we need to have in this country.

    • @rockyea8562
      @rockyea8562 Před 7 lety

      That's why I respect Ann Coulter more than any other conservative. She has no problem entering the lions den and she's a good debator.

    • @hezekiahramirez6965
      @hezekiahramirez6965 Před 7 lety +14

      Don't let this little stunt fool you. She just increased her visibility and name recognition easily tenfold. This was not a brave move. It was a publicity stunt designed to get the exact response you're giving it. Don't let her fool you. This was for her gain and nothing else. Tomi Lahren is no hero.

    • @DanSegarra
      @DanSegarra Před 7 lety +2

      Completely agree Mark Belain. This should be done more often. There needs to be more constructive discussion between the divided parties.

    • @charlesspeaksthetruth4334
      @charlesspeaksthetruth4334 Před 7 lety +5

      I think they both held back

  • @Eknoor_Kaur_Bawa
    @Eknoor_Kaur_Bawa Před 3 lety +762

    I love how her comeback to him mentioning that trump sexually assaulted women was insulting Hillary for getting cheated ON.

    • @fairy274
      @fairy274 Před 3 lety +48

      I'm glad you caught that too 🤣 like...what does that have to do with sexual assault?

    • @BelieveInYourself129
      @BelieveInYourself129 Před 3 lety +50

      @@fairy274 yeah omg, she acts like a 2 year old "Bill's a little busy, bill's a little busy" like holy SHIT, I want her to get cheated on and have someone do that to her. She actually said Hillary Clinton could use a little bit of touching ???!?!?!? SHE IS SO DISGUSTING. I am ashamed a woman like her exists, she is a walking temper tantrum.

    • @aghnashajan5903
      @aghnashajan5903 Před 3 lety +24

      @@BelieveInYourself129 exactly... can't believe that people still think ...being cheated on is their own mistake🤦...
      I mean cmon this is 21 st century..still people think that???

    • @jocelynortiz9186
      @jocelynortiz9186 Před 3 lety +19

      I was feeling uncomfortable in my living room. She’s so cringe

    • @shadeylady8993
      @shadeylady8993 Před 3 lety +14

      I think she was trying to change the subject with weak humor after she tripped over her own tongue and burned herself. He owned her.

  • @softsix
    @softsix Před rokem +2

    If she had a double chin and was wearing a turtleneck sweater, she wouldn't have a platform. That should kinda sum it up

  • @mars-eb7cd
    @mars-eb7cd Před 6 měsíci +2

    2023 and i cant keep my eyes off this interview

  • @briancastellanos3865
    @briancastellanos3865 Před 3 lety +869

    She’s didn’t even answer his question “ what is the right way to protest”

    • @jpaulthepilot1
      @jpaulthepilot1 Před 3 lety +12

      Any way you choose as long as it is peaceful and lawful.

    • @trentediger6961
      @trentediger6961 Před 3 lety +97

      Jason dorsey Clearly that’s not the case, as she opposes Kaepernick’s peaceful and lawful method of protest. The reason she can’t answer the question is because she doesn’t think racial injustice (or seemingly anything whatsoever) should be protested. She refuses to even acknowledge the necessity of protesting, or the existence of racial inequality in the first place.

    • @s.s5933
      @s.s5933 Před 3 lety +21

      Right.She doesn't want change.

    • @s.s5933
      @s.s5933 Před 3 lety +51

      @@jpaulthepilot1 MLK was peaceful. They killed him? Keep up.

    • @rolanfitzgerald2580
      @rolanfitzgerald2580 Před 3 lety +18

      Jason dorsey it was peaceful and lawful for decades, change didn’t come. Peace is always the first option, but when peace doesn’t work you have to escalate or nothing will ever change

  • @awgie
    @awgie Před 4 lety +1517

    Tomi: “I don’t see color”
    *Tomi a literal minute earlier*: “did you know that black people are statistically proven to be more likely to shoot at cops?”

    • @hollyhelmstetter4640
      @hollyhelmstetter4640 Před 4 lety +70

      In the U.S., African Americans are 2.5 times more likely to be killed by police than white people. For black women, the rate is 1.4 times more likely.

    • @awgie
      @awgie Před 4 lety +36

      Holly Helmstetter and that’s the problem, I’m completely with you. We have to either get rid of the racist cops, or change the way they do things. Because that behavior is taught, it’s not just the cop’s fault it’s the whole damn system.

    • @killroy9915
      @killroy9915 Před 4 lety +2

      Bro NOLOVE DEEPDIGLET your profile is funny asl that reference is gold

    • @johncolorado1061
      @johncolorado1061 Před 4 lety +1

      I honestly don’t believe that But if you guys have the sources and there legit I’ll change my mind

    • @awgie
      @awgie Před 4 lety +1

      KILLROY lmao, thank you!

  • @YONNON1626
    @YONNON1626 Před 7 měsíci

    I always come here to see if she has answer Trevor's Question but still she has no answer. Thank you Trevor Noah. You are a genius.

  • @MichaelBuieFilms
    @MichaelBuieFilms Před 4 měsíci

    In one instance, in 1917, 33 women, members of the National Woman's Party, up to 73 years-old, were arrested and tortured while protesting outside the White House. In retaliation, women participated in hunger strikes while imprisoned, leading to more violence as authorities retaliated with forced feedings.

  • @WeAreN1nja
    @WeAreN1nja Před 7 lety +755

    She's absolutely vapid. She just regurgitates the simple, close-minded opinions that she's heard and/or been taught.

    • @dayweed85
      @dayweed85 Před 7 lety +3

      she is? which opinions are those?

    • @eps3154
      @eps3154 Před 7 lety +11

      Oh my god, that awful 18.5 statistic. She got it from Heather MacDonald. 'War on Cops' book. Using MacDonald's methodology: if black men are 18.5 times more likely to shoot a cop then get shot, white men are over 100 times more likely to shoot a cop then get shot. Who's waging a war on cops now? The nature of BOTH assertion are manipulative, bullshit.

    • @dayweed85
      @dayweed85 Před 7 lety +4

      " white men are over 100 times more likely to shoot a cop then get shot"
      -- where was that from? your ass? ok.

    • @eps3154
      @eps3154 Před 7 lety +8

      +Grumpy Dai See, I'll bet that's not the question you asked, or emotional reaction you had when Tomi spouted her stupid as fuck statistic about black people...
      The "18.5" statistic comes from Heather MacDonald's book The War on Cops: How the New Attack on Law and Order Makes Everyone Less Safe. " Here's the excerpt:
      "(The 36 unarmed black male victims of police shootings in 2015 measured against the total black male population [nearly 19 million in mid-2014, per the Census Bureau] amounts to a per capita rate of 0.0000018 unarmed fatalities by police. By comparison, 52 law enforcement officers were feloniously killed in 2015 while engaged in such duties as traffic stops and warrant service, according to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund. The FBI counted nearly 628,000 full-time law enforcement officers in the United States in 2014. Assuming that the number of officers did not markedly increase in 2015, the per capita rate of officers being feloniously killed is 0.000082, or 45 times the rate at which unarmed black males are killed by cops. The Memorial Fund does not have data on the race of cop-killers in 2015, but applying the historical average over the last decade in which 40 percent of all cop-killers were black would yield 21 cops killed by blacks in 2015. An officer’s chance of getting killed by a black person is 0.000033, which is 18.5 times the chance of an unarmed black person getting killed by a cop. "
      Now if you do the same thing using the demographic statistics - from the SAME SOURCES - of white males (32 unarmed white males killed in 2015, around 123 million white males in US 2015, 55% of law enforcement killed by white males or about 28 officers).

    • @eps3154
      @eps3154 Před 7 lety +4

      Grumpy Dai That's how you get the statement "white men are 169 times more likely to kill a cop than officers killed white men." Yeah, I was being conservative with my 'conclusion' and rounded DOWN with the "over 100 times more likely to kill a cop than to be killed by a cop" stat.
      Now I can tell you WHY the statistics are flawed, stupid, and misleading. But can YOU? (Here's a hint. It's for the same reasons why the 18.5 stat is moronic.)

  • @why-even-try-brotendo
    @why-even-try-brotendo Před 4 lety +1687

    My favorite Tomi Lehren clip is when she debated against Obamacare at Politico and then revealed she was on Obamacare without knowing it. That is her in a nutshell

  • @MrsNaughtyCat96
    @MrsNaughtyCat96 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Asking the overseer how one would show opposition to the overseer,..their answer is to “comply”,…she’s a POST!

  • @theprobruno7807
    @theprobruno7807 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Trevor;
    No one brought up white, I don't see color😂😂😂