All right, it's time for a bonus edition of the Reliable Sources Podcast.

It's an interview with the Daily Show Star Trevor Noah.

I'm Brian Stelter, the host of Reliable Sources Sundays on CNN and I recently sat down with Noah at his daily show studio on the far west side of Manhattan

We're going to be showing some of the highlights on TV, but I thought you might want to hear the entire conversation.

I found it to be a really interesting examination of Trump's time in office through the eyes of a comedian. Of course, Noah grew up in South Africa and

he's talked on the Daily Show about his view of Trump, how he likens Trump to an

African dictator.

We talked about that, but also a whole lot more,

including Michelle Wolf's recent controversial comedy

at the White House Correspondence Association,

and about a recent so-called joke involving John McCain.

There was a lot to get into, but I started by asking Noah, who's now been doing this job

for almost three years,

if he's starting to feel like John Stewart's former studio

is now really his home.

I think it's felt like home for a while now and I think home has been less defined by the the space and more the people you know you know better than anyone when you have your team around you grow and you know each other you become

familiar with each other and then it becomes a journey that you're taking together

through a very wild time and I think that's what brings people together a lot

quicker I think we're not for the Trump presidency.

It may have taken me a lot longer to feel like this was home.

And in the first few months of the Trump presidency,

I know your writers and you all were scrambling

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