Hey, this is Durey, welcome to The People. I'm excited because this is our season 3 premiere

and like usual we have me, Bryny Klen, Sam on the news. Did I'm joined by Trevor Noah?

Not only is he the host of the Daily Show, but he's also a producer, comedian and author.

I'm going to try to make sure that every conversation I'm a part of on the Daily Show or in my life

is something that people should actually be aware of before they vote.

I think nuance is something that is in short supply and I think we always need to engage in that.

Before we get started, the message for this week is that I was a camp counselor. This week

came for middle schoolers. I used to teach sixth grade, sixth grade is by far the best grade in

all of the grades to teach. This was sixth through eighth grade and one of the things that we had to

do for camp counselor training is that we had to do the ropes course that the middle schoolers would

be doing a couple days later and I'm afraid of heights. So there's this thing on the ropes course

called the leap of faith. It's 50 foot pole, you climb up the pole and then there's a ring in the air,

you jump off the pole to the right. So you know, I'm like there's no way that I can be a cheerleader

for the cameras coming if I like having that in myself. So I got to do at least a couple other

things in the rope course so I can legitimately amp them up and be like you can do it, you can do it.

So I get to the top and you have to stand on this pole and the pole is like a piece of wood and

it is wobbly and I'll never forget the people like to read, you know, if you just breathe, it'll

be less wobbly and it was like you know what, I was done all the breathing I could and I felt like

this little pose will fall over. So it wasn't little because it's 50 feet near but it got me so I

stand up there and wobbling in I jump, I grab the ring, I do it, I don't fall because you can't fall

on the ropes course and it was this moment of being like, you know, I think in life so often we're

waiting for things to be less wobbly. We're trying to figure out like how to make things stand still,

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