Ep 113. The Daily Social Distancing Show - September 14, 2020

The Daily Show with Trevor Noah Season 2020 Episode 113, "The Daily Social Distancing Show - September 14, 2020," offers a humorous take on the current state of affairs in American politics amidst the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The episode starts off with a monologue by Trevor Noah, introducing viewers to the show's segment on the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election.

Noah discusses recent controversies surrounding the election, such as President Donald Trump's controversial comments on mail-in voting and the ongoing issue with the United States Postal Service. Next, Noah interviews a correspondent who investigates the delays in the postal service, addressing the concerns of many Americans who depend on the service for their livelihoods.

The show then transitions to a segment called "If You Don't Know, Now You Know," which provides a deeper analysis of some of the most important issues affecting the country. This episode's edition tackles the ongoing conflict involving the Postal Service with an informative breakdown of how it operates.

In another segment of the show, Noah attempts to educate his audience on recent political developments in South Africa, his home country. He brings on a guest, a South African comedian, and together they discuss the impact of social media and its influence on politics in Africa and beyond.

With a musical performance by a rising star in the music industry, the show offers a brief reprieve from the political satire and turns towards a more light-hearted and fun approach. However, the next segment dives right back into politics, discussing the recent protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin, following the shooting of Jacob Blake.

Overall, the "Daily Show Social Distancing Show - September 14, 2020," aims to provide viewers with a more humanized perspective on the ongoing political climate in the United States. Despite its comedic presentation, the show tackles vital issues head-on, highlighting the ways in which politics impact individuals and communities across the country. In its signature way, the Daily Show presents highly relevant events and gives its audience the tools to analyze and think critically about the impact of each episode on their lives.