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Hey everybody, welcome to another episode of the Daily Social Distance and Show.

I'm Trevor Noah, and on tonight's episode, John Legend is here to talk about his new album,

we're also going to be joined by Bubble Wallace to talk about NASCAR, the Confederate flag,

and the NUS, the infamous NUS that was found in his garage.

So let's do this thing.

Welcome to the Daily Social Distance and Show.

From Trevor's couch in New York City to York couch somewhere in the world.

This is the Daily Social Distance and Show with Trevor Noah.

Here's an edition.

The big story that's had everybody talking from social media to the morning news has been

Bubble Wallace, NASCAR, and the NUS.

Now if you missed the story, here's how it all went down.

Bubble Wallace, the only black NASCAR driver, has been promoting the Black Lives Matter movement

and pushing NASCAR to ban the Confederate flag from its races.

NASCAR agreed, and Bubble Wallace immediately faced a huge firestorm from people who felt like he

was blocking their southern heritage and racism. Then a week after the flag was banned from the

races, one of Wallace's crew members found a NUS hanging in the garage where Wallace's car was parked.

And so immediately, everybody was on edge, especially black people.

I mean, it's a NUS. A NUS is like the N word of ropes.

In fact, I don't even like saying the word NUS because it's too close to NUS.

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