The Daily Show with Trevor Noah Season 2020 Episode 89 The Daily Social Distancing Show - July 21, 2020
- July 21, 2020
- 36 min
The Daily Show with Trevor Noah season 2020 episode 89, titled "The Daily Social Distancing Show - July 21, 2020," is a comedic take on the news and events of the day. In this episode, Trevor Noah covers a variety of topics, all while self-quarantining at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Noah opens the show with a monologue touching on the recent surge in coronavirus cases across the United States. He provides commentary on the behavior of certain states' governors and the federal government's response, managing to find humor in the dire situation.
Next, Noah brings on guest Carmen Yulín Cruz, the mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico, to discuss the recent earthquakes that have hit the island. Despite the serious nature of the discussion, the conversation between Noah and Cruz is lighthearted and engaging.
Later in the episode, Noah shifts his attention to the ongoing protests for racial justice across the United States. He highlights a recent incident in Portland, Oregon, where federal agents were sent to quell protests. Noah offers his commentary on the situation, expressing concern for the current state of American democracy.
The episode also includes a segment on the various investigations into Donald Trump's finances. Noah touches on the recent Supreme Court ruling in Trump v. Mazars, which allows for further investigation into the president's personal and business finances.
Noah wraps up the episode with a comedic take on the concept of "Karen" memes and the viral video of a "Karen" altercation in a Trader Joe's.
Overall, "The Daily Social Distancing Show - July 21, 2020" is full of sharp wit and incisive commentary. Despite the challenges of filming during a pandemic, Noah continues to deliver a high-quality and entertaining comedy news show.
