This is the first Trevor video I've actually watched in over 7 months. This is what I want to see from Trevor, not the quick cut/short attention span stuff that's been pushed for a while.
He runs a comedy show based around left wing biased news. Look for serious debate in non mainstream media left wing news. Despite that he's making fair points and calling out left cancel culture stuff, his show is made for 16-30yos to laugh at the GOP in the same way that Tucker Carlson controls the narrative when dunking in the most extreme libs. It's entertainment on both sides. Fox is mainstream in the same way that a show on comedy central is mainstream. They both have a demographic that they're tailoring ads sales too. Cenk on TYT regularly grills both sides of the aisle. Watch both sides of the convo and remove the cultural lense from your eye and actually digest the info and I think we'll be alright. Great interview on both sides and I think it's because they both removed the lense for 20 minutes
What a HUGE difference the lack of an audience makes. I'm almost positive that if there were one, this conversation wouldn't have been nearly as productive. PLEASE keep this format!!!
100% agree. With an audience present, it always devolves into gotcha's and sound bites. It's trash and it makes it about pandering to the crown vs actually talking topics.
Can I selfishly ask that we have this exact interview style (and interviewer) for all presidential candidates? In watching these interviews that Trevor has done in this style, I find myself understanding and respecting the viewpoints of people that I disagree with. This type of information gathering with appropriate yet gentle pushback is beautiful. I love these interviews.
The style is merely a format of questions. 80% question, and 20% opinion. As a right of center Libertarian, i am very impressed with trevor noah and how this conversation was conducted.
They problem is that if Crenshaw was a presidential candidate sitting across from Noah, I do not think it would have been as civil of a conversation. At least not on Noah's side of things. He would be trying to score points against Crenshaw and make him look as bad as possible, while trying to seem somewhat neutral. I was genuinely surprised that he could be this fair and balanced on this interview, after seeing the hyperbole that he spews on his show all the time about republicans.
scratch that presidential candidate part and replace it with senator/congress person candidate. that's who we need to go after the most to get their views ahead of time. same with local govn't elects
I’ve shared this conversation with as many people as possible, conservative and liberal. Hopefully allot of this dialog sinks in or the point that this is how to people from different sides sit down and have productive discussions.
@Michael Green I hate that I have to agree. He seemed unbelievably sensical and mild mannered when he first came to congress, his response to Pete Davidson was one of the classiest things I’ve ever seen (although in hindsight I do hope he wasn’t just overblowing the whole thing for political purposes). But since the political mess that was 2020 he just seemed like he devolved more and more into the swamp of “hurr the other side is maliciously destroying the country” that consumes modern politics, especially when he was talking to his base. You can’t be a class act in front of your opponents and then turn around and drag them through the mud to score political points when they don’t have a chance to respond (although tbh Trevor Noah can be guilty of this too), and while tbh I think Rep. Crenshaw would truly prefer to be a part of a better way of doing politics, he’s too concerned with his political future to reject his party’s worse impulses, which only pushes America closer to the brink, regardless of how nice he is in conversations like this.
I appreciate this response and comment. But please consider that that actions speak louder than words. Please check Crenshaw's voting record in congress. You might find his words hold less weight. Also, "have conversations about..." has very little value in real world social outcomes.
We need more of this in America as a whole. I would watch Trevor more often if he interviewed people with opposing views and the two of them try to find common ground - that’s what America needs to unite.
I would have agreed a few years ago. But today, one major political party comprises supporters of an insurrection and coup attempt and a president who would happily have made himself an autocrat with no respect for democracy. Common ground with the current GOP is not a thing to be sought until they denounce the big lie and condemn the insurrection attempt and their own ongoing attack on democracy (in the forms of gerrymandering and preparation for overturning election results through manipulation of local election boards).
@@AdamDesrosiers see why we need more of this? Whatever media you consume has you convinced that roughly 100 million Americans tried to overthrow the government. You actually believe that. Isn’t that wild that someone managed to take a few people rioting in DC and use it to make you believe that 100 million Americans legitimately tried to overthrow the government. Just reflect on that a while and realize why we need more conversations like this.
Yeah. Leave the audience out. With an audience, you get boos and aaahhs, laughs, etc. It turns into a show and a sports event. Great interview. Noah asked intelligent questions and allowed the guest to express and explain his ideas.
I feel like so many people in this country treat politics as a sport now. They just want to win. Although they dont realize they are engaging with people who actually care and then they only come off as rude and as bullies. I feel like things went well during the lockdown stuff. They should just have the segments of comedy with the audience and maybe keep them for celebrity guests and comedians.
I'm a Liberal, I appreciate the discussion between these two. Rep. Crenshaw is right. Illegals shouldn't be given ANY preference over those who often wait along time to do it legally. I know many people think the " Dreamers" are illegal. They were born here. They're as legal as I am. And my descendents came over here before the Revolutionary War. I have cousins that are Native American. Born here. Weren't granted citizenship until 1926. Now that's crazy.
I’m running for AZ state senate and my friend is worried about me running as a democrat . She thinks I’m more Republican / independent. I want to agree with her but specifically in AZ the GOP senators are whackadoodle. I’m talking pure insanity. Like KKK , white supremacy , literal Q ANON members . No hyperbole there. I said I maybe if I win I could bring a little balance.. it’s an R+ 20 district but with redistricting no incumbent so we’ll see how it goes.
I don’t like Trevor Noah considering the amount of money he gets paid to push views and shut down true patriots with a script of ignorance that’s keeps a divide and conquer narrative alive... But he did well giving respect during this conversation it almost reminds me of like George stefanopolus or whatever throwing out trick questions but still a sense of class
I have never watched an interview with Trevor because I THOUGHT I wouldn’t align with his views. Well, I stand corrected. Absolutely great interview. THIS is what we need in media. Interviews like this one where two adults can have a conversation without getting defensive. Just two people with different views sharing their perspectives respectively. Trevor, great interview, please continue creating this type of content. 10/10
I appreciate how Trevor is evolving. He's learned the same lesson that Jon Stewart taught and I think some newscasters are learning the same. Under no circumstances do you have to defend your party. Frankly, it's better for both if you don't. Ideals get given a more real public testing and the newscaster shows integrity. If you want trust in the media back, start there.
Same besides the part about standing corrected, as I will never align with radical Leftist views after evaluating arguments and motives by both sides. I'm glad I watched this tho, because it looks like Trevor is maturing and willing to have a civil discussion where he and others can learn from an alternative view. Even if his views never develop into at least more moderate ones, I think his approach is refreshingly detached from the mudslinging I've seen in the past. Maybe even one day he'll come to realize the truth about why the MSM and influencers like Obama slandered Trump from the moment he entered office, and continue to do so with every weak argument they can find. Keep crossing your fingers for the Jan 6th hearing circus Trevor, and I'll keep crossing mine for you.
It's actually really nice to see two people with opposing viewpoints (or at least differing) have an adult discussion. It makes me hope that the division and tribalism in American politics can end without a civil war.
Trevor PLEASE never stop having these conversations. I wish this could have been an hour at least, calm and civil conversations like that with people who don't share your political viewpoints is what we need so much more of right now. Chatting with actors about their new movies is fine and entertaining, but talks like this are INFINITELY more valuable, especially right now.
I agree but sometimes these people don't add any value to what they say.. like I hear you but this dude barely said anything of value all I got out of it was he's racist and thinks black kids shouldn't learn about racism because "it will ruin their lives"
Indeed! This was fabulous, elegant journalism. It’s so helpful to listen to the tragic misperceptions and frankly historically ignorant constructs around “CRT”. Trevor’s aloha offers so much light… in the vein of the beautiful peace work of Krystal and Saagar at Breaking Points!
@@migooknamja Nobody got "destroyed" in this, which is precisely how a civilized discussion should go. What's valuable about this is seeing how each of them handle points they didn't expect or that appeared to refute their arguments. Given Trevor's ethnicity, it's possible he feels strongly about issues like CRT. Yet watching them both handle the differences in opinion and at least appear to come to a pseudo-consensus about parts of it is refreshing. I would like to see what Crenshaw has read that has influenced his negative opinion of CRT or if he's simply siding with his party (probably some of both).
Well done Trevor and Rep Dan. This is how to have an intellectual, respectful, conversation between two human beings. This was refreshing. This is hopeful.
I think Trevor, in the interest of appearing impartial, has really let some big whoppers slide unchallenged. It's interesting to hear the views when the person doesn't feel like they're in a hostile environment, but the stuff he was saying about climate change not being as bad as the "alarmists" are saying? Erm... I wish I could inhabit this guy's reality. Sounds blissful!
@@jasonmoran5152once again you guys got a completely backwards. Notice the complete phony everyone knows it as he would never talk like this if there was an actual crowd on hand. It's the hypocrisy why people have walked away from the Democratic party. Even those barely paying attention nowadays see it. Until they actually admit this they will continue to lose millions more voters. They've basically built up the Republican party. They would have just shut their mouths and stopped singling everyone out they would have probably been unbeatable but instead they overplayed their hand again and Noah's right in the middle of this nonsense
A rare actual honest and civil conversation between two people thought to be on opposite sides of political views. If more people did this, America might be able to bounce back.
Sadly left leaning hosts are the only ones having these conversations. The Ben, and crowder types are locked into aggressive ambush style interviews with college students and refuse to have debates with informed opponents.
@@thedudedylan AOC has been challenged to multiple debates and refuses. Crowder will debate anyone. The left won't even go on a right wing talk show...they have zero debate skills and hide from facts. That's why they won't debate a republican, they're "feelings" can't beat facts.
Love this, more of both sides talking to each other with an open mind to actually SOLVE problems. EDIT: if a civil conversation offends you should understand it is that mentality that created 1984, Orwellian self censorship is the worst possible position.
Crenshaw is controlled opposition. He does not represent anyone that hold true conservative values. He is a shill and a mouthpiece for his donors and lobbyists. He is part of the same group that finances Democrats and Republicans.
This what America and Americans were like 25 years ago. I was a freshman in college in 1996 and we had discussions like this every day, 24/7. There were times these discussions were very heated and explosive, but no one dare to even fathom the thought of using hatred or violence to make their point of view. We need more of this today in America 🇺🇸.
@@dustinmantei76 These conversations must be whispering because I work with the general public every day and never heard these conversations in public, except back in 1996.
Dan Crenshaw is well-reasoned, calm and he freely acknowledges where the democrats and republicans can have productive conversations. Refreshing. I appreciate Trevor for listening to him, and having him on.
I stayed for the 27minutes+ because this was an amazing interview and healthy discussion. No one pointed fingers, had an emotional response, nor attacked each other. I loved it. Thank you Daily Show for this one. I can't wait to see more interviews and open-minded discussions. We need to have more of these types of conversations.
@@jd0604 hohoho. Rogan can carry conversations and dialogs without a doubt, he is also learned and worldly without a doubt, but this is not his style, this is not the domain in which he roams. So stop trying to create equivalence here. You're actually undermining Rogan's uniqueness and platform when you do.
@@BrandonSL500 You're funnier because you're a trolling joke. Even if you disagree with everything he stands for that you can't even acknowledge his education, eloquence and intelligence speaks volumes of your poor character and closed-mindedness of a child. Millions would disagree with you, and that makes you and your opinion insignificant.
@@BrandonSL500 satire got its start through political cartoons and printed sections in the news, and was written to show the absurdity of (mostly) politics and social events. Most the of the jokes are set up or paid off by quotes or statements made by real people, showing how ridiculous their statements are. It takes a smart person to do that, and brighter people than news casters to write and put text through a comedic process to make it effective. In its nature, some people won’t find satire funny, it’s rooted in taking a side, but what most people won’t understand is that it’s also rooted in opportunities. If one side is giving a comedian pure gold, who are they not to use it as material. I’m pretty sure large statements like “Noah is barely a comedian, let alone knowledgeable about politics and history,” lack nuance, especially in the context of a video like this where there is nuance galore, but also doesn’t give him credit for what his actually is. A comedian. Sadly, a comedian that interviewed a politician better than most reporters on any side can. Comedy Central shouldn’t be a place trusted for news or information, and the fact that a satirical show like the Daily Show exists, speaks to the history and failures of the USA’s education system and our broadcast news channels.
Perhaps it’s time to consider moving away from the televised debates where the candidates get 6 seconds to answer a question that has to include some sort of zinger and look at moving towards more long form discussions like this. 🤷🏻♂️
this is so surreal and wholesome to see, i'm actually tearing up a bit. it feels like i'm looking into an alternate universe where this country/world is united. just IMAGINE what we would be able to do if all discourse was like this. thank you so much trevor and dan.
I also shed a few tears out of the shear bliss of experiencing this kind of zen surrounding a conversation about such a highly controversial topic. THIS is the America I love.
There was a time in America where this was the norm. The interviews went from challenging ideas and respectful disagreement to attacking agendas, ambush questions, demonization and name calling over the decades. Why can't regular media be like this again?
Internet culture and anonymity, shallow fast knowledge, and pseudo intellectualism have changed much. People used to have a higher standard for expertise and defer to experts, now everyone thinks they’re an expert after five minutes of biased googling some biased source.
How do we encourage more of this kind of discussion, where people may have reasonable differences of opinion but respectfully share a desire to reach the best answers? Instead, on social media, it’s the outrage culture that gets the most “engagement,” and we end up with partisan spectators who aren’t trying to reach a truth but rather just brawling with absolute contempt? When people disingenuously position the other political party as the worst thing to happen to America, it hurts the country and delights the enemies who want to see it weakened.
As a conservative I think this was really healthy to see. 2 adults with polar opposite ideas sitting down and discussing tough topics without getting at each other’s throats. Time to unite this country and make America the leader of the world.
It’s refreshing to see a republican that I can actually partially agree with, and disagree with, but not hate their guts. I love how Treavor conducts these interviews, and best of luck to this Rep, his ideas on environmentalism have me a little hopeful as an environmentalist heavy person
@@nicklacroix5728 that would probably be too much for most. I’ve literally never voted for a republican president, senator, or congressman in my 28 years of voting eligibility. I’ve voted for some conservative policies in my local elections as I’ve lived in Northern and Southern Ca, Seattle, and Dallas but the left has went so far off the rails the past few years that I can no longer call myself a liberal or even a democrat for that matter😢
@@jacob6908 ok, I was talking about because of a ton of notable people on the Republican Party turning into trump supporters almost over night. I was saying that it was nice that he was kind, calm, and respectable, and willing to meet halfway. Idk why you came at me so hard, I was trying to be nice to the dude XD
@@katbiremanlive no one turned into trump supporters overnight, they were hopeful of what a loud charismatic guy like him could get done in Washington. Our hopes were crushed but don’t act like his election wasn’t a turning point in our country.
I don’t think I realized how hungry I was to watch a civil conversation between two opposing sides until I watched this. And it seems like so many others feel the same way. No personal attacks. Trevor seemed to genuinely want to understand Crenshaw’s perspective. They were able to find some common ground. Most Americans are closer to the middle than we think, but the media only portrays the most extreme views. We desperately need more content like this.
Ive been living here for 15 years and in my experience, most white people are racist or have racist views. If republicans had an education on other countries or lived in other countries their views would drastically change.
For more of this kind of thing, check out KCRW's Left, Right, and Center, "A civilized yet provocative antidote to the self-contained media bubbles that dominate political debate."
Cable news only highlights the conflict points. Watch Fox News "Democrats are evil!" Watch MSNBC "Republicans are evil!" I've shut them both off. I have no interest in being brainwashed into a civil war becuase of years of listening to Tucker or Rachel.
I love that Dan said he never said those things in a Facebook video and he would never make a claim about global warming. It took me three mins to find the video and he said every single thing Trevor quoted him on, and he just went oh well maybe I got it wrong. It was almost word for word
Trevor did his audience a disservice with this interview. He needs a follow-up fact check video to redeem himself and he can include the Facebook clip. If Trevor can't hold his guest to account in real time, he shouldn't have them on in the first place. He just gave Crenshaw a giant platform to lie, BS, sell his book and mislead Trevor's audience.
I'm glad you checked it because people should know the truth, but I didn't need to check it to know Trevor didn't quote him incorrectly. Crenshaw is a known liar.
I've found that Censhaw morphs his positions, tone and demeanor according to the audience he believes he is in front of. Watch any interview or speech where he’s addressing trumpers and republicans or conservatives and he's a much different guy than this guy he's being here.
As someone who strongly dislikes him as a person and has never seen him do anything funny, a depressing departure from Jon Stewart, I agree, this is the most tolerable version of him I’ve ever seen. Let’s face it, he’s never been cut out for comedy. Maybe this is something he could do well.
TREVOR NOAH! Starting this conversation by listing things these two gentlemen have in common. How brilliant is this man? Gosh, I forgot that conversations like this were even possible anymore. So refreshing. So wonderful. This also reminds me that many folks with right-wing politics are approachable, sane people. And some, dare I say, may even have some values that I share. I have to be careful not to lump them all together and demonize them. I have to echo a lot of you guys' comments- keep this conversation format. it is wonderful. It makes me want to listen carefully and it allows me to think more critically (as opposed to blind rage I usually feel when listening to conversations about immigration where people are yelling over each other and vomiting unvetted information). Wonderful conversation and topic. Carry on!
This was less of a discussion and more of an interview... it was merely the preface to a discussion. Rep. Crenshaw skirted talking about the details. The nuance is where the solution is.. and the general is where the fear mongering resides.
@@redrum6316 you completely missed the point of this conversation and this comment. The point is that they had a polite disagreement over politics. No one demonized the other side. Each allowed the other to finish their sentence. This needs to happen with more frequency at every level
@@rigo62982 hilarious watching you bots short circuiting because your lefty newsboy had an honest rational moment, or what appears to be one. time to get a new job!
I found it interesting that Crenshaw received his entire high school education in Colombia, but no one ever used that to accuse him of being less American, compared to how Obama's schooling in Indonesia was treated. (Edited to correct spelling of Colombia)
I have to say as conservative leaning moderate, this interview really redefined my opinion of you in a very positive way, discussing topics in an intelligent, upbeat way, where people embrace the commonality of their views instead of vilifying the differences.
In reality, Trevor always presents his points with intellect and in an upbeat way. What YOU don’t like about Trevor historically is that….. usually his points are highlighting the lies of the New Nationalist Fascist Republican Party. This interview felt refreshing to you because he took a day off to catch Crenshaw on his inconsistencies….. most of you just happen to be too unintelligent to have caught it….
I don't remember Biden or Trump being able to define anything. Biden clearly reads a lot and can sometime hit the right emotional tone, but he's more G. W. Bush than Obama. Would be a great format for the primaries though, if the US populace had that much patience.
We need more interviews like this. Two folks who may not be 100% in agreement, treating each other with enough respect to have a thoughtful and engaging conversation. This is how we deradicalize the populace.
Dan realizes US LNG is way more expensive for the Chinese than is Qatari, Russian, or other gas producers. Hey, maybe we'll subsidize the frackers since 200 of them went bankrupt between 2015 & 2020, walking away from $130 billion in debt in the process. :-( What? Those were the Trump years.
Did the right wing try to talk to anyone on January 6??? No that's why democrats will lose if we dnt start acting instead of saying wait let talk while the other side bashes your heads and talking point out of the picture wake up you wimps
@@dr.christopherdiaz4473 that's because they know how he behaves! If he continues in this manner i guarantee you'll see more conservatives willing to go on his show. In my view, it's typically the left unwilling to have civil debate.
This is one of the best interviews I’ve seen. Two people, talking about issues from 2 different stand points and no one starting a fight or anything negative over the fact. An actual open debate. Great job gentleman!🤙🏽
The feeling of calm this video gave me was a unique feeling I haven’t had listening to a political conversation in years. The fact that two people with politically opposing views can have a civil conversation about policy and culture is great. They did it in such a way that is respectful of the other person and allowing their counterpart the chance to explain caveats to their personal policy issues that can resolve there issues to a more modest and centralized viewpoint. We should all craft our political conversations like this.
I couldn't listen to ten minutes without wanting to throw up. I think Crenshaw has a great future with the Democrat Party. More Republicans need to see this.
I can’t believe I’m just now seeing this. This is a GREAT interview. Both men were respectful but also engaging toward one another. I’m not a conservative, but I respect Representative Crenshaw a ton for this wonderful interview.
A liberal and a conservative actually talking together without dtama and trying to blast each other. Great interview and this is what we need in this country. Two opposing views but yet still able to actually speak to each other with respect
@@HalfBakeDestruction I see what you mean, but I think that's too pessimistic. Fundamentally we are minds in a void. We must cultivate connections to each other, even on shaky grounds sometimes, to keep civilization going. Assuming, of course, that that is the goal. Which it should be, IMAO.
@@DavidB-xz3mj I don't disagree. A better way of presenting it would be to ask what are we affectedly doing by presenting such heavy discussion in such a way? This isn't Sunday school. This is costing lives and livelihoods and the more we pander to this sentimentality and not bare any teeth do we allow such ghouls as Danny boi over here to try and confuse the social matrix of civility politics for the masses. Another way would be to question what society is and if it exists on such a hollow assumption such as this performative art, is it worth keeping? How do we connect further that just inviting the devil in and allowing them to defend their sins by putting on a suit?
@@HalfBakeDestruction I think it's important to recognize we don't have enough power to indulge in such thought exercises. And, even if we did I would council against writing off so many people vs trying to reach them. I hope this interview made it clear 'Danny Boy' at least can say he believes the current mix of immigration policy is at best not helping the most deserved and at worst might be harmful vs an honestly debated policy. I want to get something better than status quo today vs waiting for something perfect tomorrow (because tomorrow never comes in politics).
@@aarons.7271 Lul. Arent right wing allways running from serious debates? Crowder, Shapiro f.e are pretty famous for dodgeing every opponent. And when the hit one up beside college kids the have a meltdown. Rep. politicians rarely rly want to have a civil discurs. Its allways emotionen involved with them.
I can’t say that I’m a fan of Trevor Noah but I am a fan of this conversation and how both men presented themselves! our country needs more conversations like this around meaningful topics.
Nothing is going to change though. Great they had a civil conversation, americans do this every single day. But each if these guys will go off and have divisive fights publicly. This will do nothing.
@@scottwall8419 negative Nancy. The point of people with status doing this is that it's an example of how it should be done. If everyone we see on TV did this, then regular Americans would also feel more empowered to speak to each other instead of being part of a tribe.
@@jack8162 I have these conversations all the time. You thought famous people needed to be civil before you could be? My point is those up there who place themselves higher than the american people will never ever change. I'm not criticizing most regular Americans but if you feel attacked because I attacked your boi Trevor Noah then, you may have some issues.
Thats because his shows narrative changes when hes just shouting into an echo chamber, hammering one political party, appeasing his core audience. When he gets an actual elected member from the republican party, he changes his tone real fast. Id watch this show. The current incarnation of the show is trash.
I usually support Trevor in most his interviews. But this leans more towards being cordial, than being constructive. He said a few things that I would push him on: The administration pushed school districts to teach critical race theory, when and how? White children are being told it's bad to be white (anecdotes are not massive educational policy changes). His framing of CRT in general. Aunt Jemima was offensive. Not that it's a hill to die on for me but why would he defend keeping that caricature? His broad brush on immigration problems, and nothing changes on immigration until the boarder is secured to some undetermined level. He brought up the fact the climate accord doesn't have teeth. Well he left out the part where his party would never allow the Obama administration to ratify an actual treaty. Just because he's not foaming at the mouth doesn't mean he shouldn't get challenged. This boiled down to a book advertisement. 🙄
Agreed. There were many instances where the "nuance" needed to be broken down, detailed and connected with actual policy. For example, I would love to hear him specifically describe how he believes historical facts should be taught in schools in a way that leaves CRT out. Having said that, I also respect that Trevor had limited time and a list of topics to get through.
This doesn’t give me a debate vibe . More of a discussion and I learned things a didn’t know from both sides because they weren’t worried about who was going to “win” . This was great . Hats off to Trevor for this one.
This Trevor Noah seems like a decent person. He was willing to listen, even admit that his views on something may be wrong, as did Crenshaw. Two guys that I would have no problem speaking with and likely learning quite a bit. This is the "old style" of communication - sit across from one another - not hiding behind a keyboard - and have a cordial conversation. What a breath of fresh air!
It just feels so much better to listen to a civil discussion than it does to watch people yell at each other. This is ultimately why the mainstream media will fail because all they have are shouting matches. Bravo to Trevor and Dan. We are all much more alike than we have been lead to believe!
I'm all for civil discussion and I agree that we NEED to be doing more of this. But I will never sit down and give air to power hungry opportunists. Crenshaw saw this as an opportunity to maybe expand his base by trying to "win over" some sad moderates who might watch Trevor. He is, at his core, a loathsome human being.
@@cosmo411 I'm no marketing wizard or communications expert by any means, but I fail to see how these kind of interviews are really helpful for viewership. People looking for a train wreck will turn it off once they see that Trevor is not standing up to Capt. Pirate Lunatic, and I just don't see that many moderates or conservatives even watching in the first place.
"Media will fail" check it out media is already dead. Died in the early 2000s when the govt started to produce news stories for the big four broad-CASTING
See, this is what we need to see more of. Uninterrupted interviews that don't have a live audience that doesn't have advertisement after advertisement every 5 minutes or so.
Trevor’s, this is one of best interviews. Dan Crenshaw is a Educated, Tuff , common sense true American Patriot. This back and forth interview was engaging level headed, respectful and productive. During todays time we need more of this. Great Job both of you.
Now that is how you have an opposing conversation, calm and respectful. Honeslty enjoyable, no name calling or yelling just sitting down and talking. Very well done and hats off to both men.
@@Mr21scott What's your solution? Ignore half the country and ram through whatever agenda you want? Didn't work in Virginia, Rhode Island and New York recently. Maybe that's a bad plan.
@@Erebus66 why can republicans ignore half the country and ram through their agendas like abortions and ignoring racism, but when democrats try to ram through their agendas, they’re somehow evil? Even though democrats are the ones trying to GIVE women their rights and GIVE minorities their rights and not live in fear and racism?
As a conservative leaning individual myself, seeing this on Trevors channel made me happy. Why? Because he’s a left leaning individual that actually gave an individual with a different viewpoint the time and respect. Almost all left leaning platforms invite conservatives on their platforms just to point fingers and shout at them without actually listening. Keep doing this Trevor, this is what people (of all political spectrums) need to see more of.
@Reid James Land doesn't vote people do. This would make his statement correct that the majority voted for what is considered the "left" You're confusing terms as well. Brandon said, "the left" which is not the same as just saying, Democrats. Those two are not always the same thing. and one of the reasons why civil conversations can't be had because terms just get thrown out more often than not from the "left" and the "right".
@Reid James It is true because in the end through the electoral college the number of votes matters. The EC is designed so that there is always a possibility the minority can have control and accounts for why a President can win the EC and lose the popular vote. His ideas/platform doesn't need to represent the majority just enough in certain places. Cities account for the overwhelming majority of GDP in this country and it is incorrect to think that both rural and urban aren't reliant on each other equally. Rural areas don't grow if they have nothing and nowhere to send products/goods/services to.
Love how Trevor used this conservative's point against himself: the continuous 'wide open borders' claim by republicans is an advertisement to immigrants.
Best conversation I’ve heard in a long time. You actually heard each other and behaved like adults! How refreshing! Why can’t the news offer more of these types of conversation?
When you have far left politicians telling people live on tv to attack others based on skin color/political standing...thought police and disregarding nuance, you have dictatorship/media propaganda pushing people to escalate instead of even confirming what they believe before they attack someone. This was a lead interview, both of them are leftist leaning people(one is prior up as “republican” but reality he isn’t).
@@lastlime3792 here we have both ends of the spectrum. Dan represents the wilfully unknowing and easily pacified while Lime represents the woefully distracted conspiracy paranoids. Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right. You're both different versions of the same problem in my view. The problem is our lack of sensible politicians and policies.
@@awaugh17 you are criticizing two people trying to figure out solutions to problems while offering zero solutions. People like you are part of the problem.
Exxon has a vast knowledge of fracking and is innovating to make fracking more efficient for the environment. Until more innovation in technology, natural gas is needed to run our economy. So to an extent, we SHOULD rely on them, but not for Climate Change “decisions”. However we should rely on them to make progression in declining CO2 emissions. Trevor even said, the switch doesn’t happen over night. It is very possible to end carbon emissions without destroying the economy, but that only happens with years and years of innovation. Y’all may think that emissions are down under Biden because the admin has cut down on fracking and construction of pipelines, but the reality is that we are using the same amount of oil but purchasing it from the Middle East where it is basically unregulated all together. Fracking in the U.S. is regulated more, creating less world pollution. Would you rather the world buy our oil, that was extracted with more regulations that create less pollution, or have everyone buying it from the Middle East who has no problem at all with polluting the earth?
@@BayouBoyz36 of course it doesn't happen over night, when Exxon knew about climate change since the 70s. It didn't happen over night 40 years ago, so when is it going to start happening mate?
@@John_Crine There’s no way Exxon would back climate change if it will affect their profits . If they have their incentive then maybe yes, but I really doubt they do.
Not a Trevor fan in any way, but I will give him credit when and where it is due and it is due for this interview. THIS is what you should be doing. Having conversations and open honest debate!
yep first time I clicked on a Trevor video in years. He is actually talking to the other side one-on-one, being an open and reasonable human being, and putting it on display for all to see, and the radicals will, REEeeeeeeeee. lol.
What a great conversation between 2 people that genuinely wanted to hear each other and better understand each other. Refreshing. Great job to Trevor and his staff. Conversations like this give me hope for the future of America.
That is because you are only subscribed to left wing channels, where they care more about buzz words than conversation. There is more actual conversations going on in conservative media and they invite leftists on all the time, where as the reverse is pretty rare.
When comedians are better journalists than actual journalists. This was a very refreshing conversation to watch. Props to both men. I can appreciate opposing views when they are rooted in critical thought and not just some grift bs talking point being repeated.
This is great! Long form conversation is going to become the standard for trusted media. We've seen the uptick in podcasts for a reason. This format bridges the gap in media. No laugh track, audience, or edits and limited speaking time. Our media is broken and this is the way forward.
Trevor this was an excellent interview with equal time being allotted to questions and it’s respective answer, what an amazing format. We need more of this in America.
I think the problem is that a lot of people won’t give the other side the benefit of the doubt. There are bad actors who are difficult to spot and seek to exploit divisions but most people do want what’s best for the country. If we can stop letting people whip up anger by claiming the other side are traitors or evil than we could be so much better.
It’s worth discussing when you agree to let us bury the waste in your neighborhood. Till then it’s a pipe dream at best and another malicious form of eco-terrorism that will punish the poor and the planet.
This intelligent, honest and insightful discord between two men who represent opposing political viewpoints is what makes America great. I have a newfound respect for Dan Crenshaw.
I appreciate the civility. But, the PReps information is still blatantly wrong and misinformed and just because he can lie civilly doesn't make it ok. Especially about the 1619 Project and CRT.
They agree you "can't become French". THat's the French far right language right there. SO the stereotype must be true that there is no actual left in America ?
This video gave me some respect for Trevor. Unfortunately, if we are to compare and contrast Crenshaws podcast and Trevors show, we find huge differences. Crenshaw never undermines any of the people he talks about. Trevor, on the other hand, is very out spoken and VERY disrespectful to those who don’t agree with his views.
Fantastic conversation! I suddenly don’t dislike Dan Crenshaw, how odd. I want to see more of these! 27 minutes felt like 5! I was completely engaged the entire time. 👏🏽 👏🏽
This is why l miss Tim Russert & his time on Meet The Press, he would have the quotes and videos cued up and fact check the politicians in real time. . And he would do it with a plump, pleasant, smile right to their faces.
I miss Tim Russert too. I even remember where I was when he passed away. He could interview anyone and no matter how hard the line of questioning, everyone felt respected. Sigh
Chuck Todd is worse than the hosts of those tabloid propaganda shows FOX would show the early 90s before their news network. Remember “A Current Affair”? Lol
@@jessejameskaine Chuck Todd plays soft ball with everyone on Meet The Press. Need someone to hold them to the fire more assertively and preparedly than him.
While I understand what you mean & I agree, I'd like for him to answer those. But, I think Trevor is trying to have a civil convo in hopes of swaying him, not so much in policy but the over the top rhetoric that's dividing the country. We need more civil convos where each person is actively listening to the other. If it was on Russert, I think Crenshaw would have much more guarded & I appreciate the way Trevor opened the interview, in a way to disarm and have him put his guard down. If it's all about "gotcha " type interviews etc.. than we won't get anywhere.
I enjoyed this thoroughly. Two adults asking questions, answering thoughtfully and having different points of view. I wish we could have more intelligent, thoughtful conversations like this.
Go to university and this could happen. But don't ask tooo many questions. Or you might go into critical race theory. In all honesty though. I had a reading on feminist environmental theory. I think someone was just out of ideas and need a phd thesis. But sometime you have to cross to the line to see the line. So not a total waste of time.
This was great, Trevor needs more of this having serious conversation without needing to worry about making random people in the room laugh at surface level conversations. Make it longer please, I would like to hear more.
THANK YOU to Trevor and his team for taking the time to invite and speak to republican leadership about key topics. We need more hosts bringing people together to debate and discuss topics like these with civilized tones and understanding demeanor.
One of the best interviews I've seen in years. With one of the most well-spoken and "from the foundation" Republicans we've heard from in the last 4-8 years. He came out as pro-Republican, pro-Ideals, and at no time presented himself as pro-Trump. And Trevor navigated the conversation like a master. I'd love to see him mediate one of the next presidential debates!!!
I have to admit, Representative Dan Crenshaw is definitely the most interesting republican lawmaker in decades. And it is actually refreshing that he is able to have mature conversations with people he might disagree with, politically. It would be fun and informative to engage in a debate with him, or just talk to him. Great interview as always Trevor.
This long form discussion format is great. We need more of this and less tweets, social media posts and sound bytes. Complex topics require nuanced discussion.
Do we? He's spreading the same disinformation with a veneer of civility. You can go to the Virginia DOE to see that in fact CRT is not taught in public schools, the green new deal in fact does include nuclear (something he said it didn't), and CRT is not about shaming white people. Typical republican POV where he characterizes everything he doesn't agree with.
@@giglioflex no it's being taught. We tell you affirmative action is racism to Asian students but Democrats twist it saying there is no racism in college. Ever wonder why Republicans no longer believe anyone who says there is no CRT schools. If it's in there then you shouldn't worry if it's removed. If it isn't in there, then the parents won't find anything to remove.
@@stormwilliams3347 you know its an acronym (RINO), he's not an actual 2 ton rhino dude. That would almost be as ridiculous as thinking he is a democrat.
I agree with MD Tevor has spewed tons a disgusting stuff out of his mouth especially at white people. BUT we as human can always improve and maybe he is having a change of heart.
@@JRNY87 That's interesting. I've watched his show on a consistent basis and (as a white person) have never felt offended. I'm also going assume MD isn't the most credible person to listen to, judging by his grammar lol.
@@benoliveto9151 idk how you can say you watch Trevor and say he has never said anything bad about white people………. I can post all the things he has said. He consistently pushes the race card and race politics.
This is the first show he's done in a long time that I've watched all the way through. It's refreshing to see to grown ups have an actual conversation without any b.s. Awesome show
Can you arrange a follow up interview where you both tackle the 'honest conversations' that got glossed over? Posing questions about a topic to find common ground and then reverse into identifying where the fracture begins, what is and isn't tolerable, and what a path forward looks like would be a revolutionary thing for most people to witness in a televised conversation.
We NEEEED more interviews like this. And please make them longer so there is time to dissect and go into detail. Im a huge fan of both of you, but never would have imagined that you would sit down in a room together and talk (b/c of optics). This makes the country stronger!!
@@nodensbertilak6855 What are you talking about? This commenter is likely here for Noah talking about having more Republicans on. Also, you're highly radically partisan motivated if that's what you think of when you hear about the other side, as I doubt even 1% of Republicans fly confederate flags.
@@l-_-sage-_-l having a conversation with the other side is useless until the American right wing drops the "fake news" and "alternative facts" bs. If they can't accept basic facts then there is a no fruitful conversation that can happen about those facts
I do like 'reasonable' conversations. BUT Dan Crenshaw does NOT say these things in this way anywhere else. He uses extreme rhetoric all the time, He lies all the time. But even here when he says he is 'sympathetic'. This doesn't actually mean anything, he would NEVER make any allowance for people he is 'sympathetic' to.
It is almost saddening to be happy about a discussion that doesn't involve people appealing to extremes and yelling at eachother. A perfect example of civil discourse that is so rare these days. I disagree with Trevor on quite a few issues but at the very least he was totally cool during this and I would love to see more content like this.
@@shaanpaul5625 How about you posting video evidence of truths on this interaction? We all would benefit from it. Obvious sarcasm. Neither of us will do that. If you think everything he said was 100% accurate then you are lying to yourself. I'm not calling it malicious or intentional lying, but I am saying there was no fact checking. It is Trevor's responsibility in this type of interview to hold Crenshaw to his words.
@@shaanpaul5625 Crenshaw's insinuation that 400 years of discrimination that just LEGALLY ended 50 years doesn't affect economic outcomes in this country, was either complete idiocy, or extremely disingenuous.
Respect to Trevor and Crenshaw for doing this interview and showing people we can disagree and still have civil conversations. Perhaps there is hope for America after all
Trevor is from South Africa. We literally had to import a half black, half white person from the other side of the globe to be an impartial interviewer to get a civil conversation.
@@patrick9445 But I'm not a politician or TV host. John Stewart was right when he told Tucker Carlson and that other guy on Crossfire that they were destroying the country, and it's only gotten worse. Twitter/Facebook/YT and diminishing media literacy rates are also part of the problem. (Although I wonder if Tucker saw that as a challenge to just become even more despicable.)
I have a major new respect for Trevor after this “debate”. Genuinely happy to see both sides of the aisle sitting down and having an informed educated discussion about facts that actually matter! If we can all take an open and accepting point of view as BOTH of these men have, imagine where the country could get to in 5-10-50 years. Beautiful.
This is the first Trevor video I've actually watched in over 7 months. This is what I want to see from Trevor, not the quick cut/short attention span stuff that's been pushed for a while.
Yup. He’s been so silly for such a long time, but this is so much better. Hopefully he continues on this path, evoking JS!!!
Yes exactly my same thought!
I actually bailed on him hard when he stood up for Nikki Minaj of all people.
So true, this is a constructive conversation. No leading questions, no ambushes, just an open talk about different views and idea.
He runs a comedy show based around left wing biased news. Look for serious debate in non mainstream media left wing news. Despite that he's making fair points and calling out left cancel culture stuff, his show is made for 16-30yos to laugh at the GOP in the same way that Tucker Carlson controls the narrative when dunking in the most extreme libs. It's entertainment on both sides. Fox is mainstream in the same way that a show on comedy central is mainstream. They both have a demographic that they're tailoring ads sales too. Cenk on TYT regularly grills both sides of the aisle. Watch both sides of the convo and remove the cultural lense from your eye and actually digest the info and I think we'll be alright. Great interview on both sides and I think it's because they both removed the lense for 20 minutes
What a HUGE difference the lack of an audience makes. I'm almost positive that if there were one, this conversation wouldn't have been nearly as productive. PLEASE keep this format!!!
100% agree. With an audience present, it always devolves into gotcha's and sound bites. It's trash and it makes it about pandering to the crown vs actually talking topics.
@@jquiznos2283 The audience is for show only. They take cues on when ro laugh and applaud.
The reason why Joe Rogan is so successfully. 3 hr shows
Agree! Still gotta say: Daily Show audience is 10x better than the Maher audience!
How was the conversation productive?
Can I selfishly ask that we have this exact interview style (and interviewer) for all presidential candidates? In watching these interviews that Trevor has done in this style, I find myself understanding and respecting the viewpoints of people that I disagree with. This type of information gathering with appropriate yet gentle pushback is beautiful. I love these interviews.
It’s so great to see the comments on these interviews being so positive as well. We don’t have to fight if we just listen to each other!
The style is merely a format of questions. 80% question, and 20% opinion. As a right of center Libertarian, i am very impressed with trevor noah and how this conversation was conducted.
They problem is that if Crenshaw was a presidential candidate sitting across from Noah, I do not think it would have been as civil of a conversation. At least not on Noah's side of things. He would be trying to score points against Crenshaw and make him look as bad as possible, while trying to seem somewhat neutral. I was genuinely surprised that he could be this fair and balanced on this interview, after seeing the hyperbole that he spews on his show all the time about republicans.
scratch that presidential candidate part and replace it with senator/congress person candidate. that's who we need to go after the most to get their views ahead of time. same with local govn't elects
There’s no ratings in this style of conversation
As an Independent voter, I genuinely enjoyed this interview and wish more conversations would go like this. Both seem like class acts.
I’ve shared this conversation with as many people as possible, conservative and liberal. Hopefully allot of this dialog sinks in or the point that this is how to people from different sides sit down and have productive discussions.
@Michael Green I hate that I have to agree. He seemed unbelievably sensical and mild mannered when he first came to congress, his response to Pete Davidson was one of the classiest things I’ve ever seen (although in hindsight I do hope he wasn’t just overblowing the whole thing for political purposes). But since the political mess that was 2020 he just seemed like he devolved more and more into the swamp of “hurr the other side is maliciously destroying the country” that consumes modern politics, especially when he was talking to his base. You can’t be a class act in front of your opponents and then turn around and drag them through the mud to score political points when they don’t have a chance to respond (although tbh Trevor Noah can be guilty of this too), and while tbh I think Rep. Crenshaw would truly prefer to be a part of a better way of doing politics, he’s too concerned with his political future to reject his party’s worse impulses, which only pushes America closer to the brink, regardless of how nice he is in conversations like this.
I appreciate this response and comment. But please consider that that actions speak louder than words. Please check Crenshaw's voting record in congress. You might find his words hold less weight. Also, "have conversations about..." has very little value in real world social outcomes.
I was thinking the same thing.
I believe I heard him say that he learned about slavery “ad nauseam” and bashes CRT. True colors.
We need more of this in America as a whole. I would watch Trevor more often if he interviewed people with opposing views and the two of them try to find common ground - that’s what America needs to unite.
We need to disassociate. That's easier.
no im sorry but ppl with views opposite of mine are literal nazis and white supremacists. why do we need to find common ground with them ?
@@Saiiint27 are you being ironic? If not you sound like the Nazis you “oppose”
I would have agreed a few years ago. But today, one major political party comprises supporters of an insurrection and coup attempt and a president who would happily have made himself an autocrat with no respect for democracy. Common ground with the current GOP is not a thing to be sought until they denounce the big lie and condemn the insurrection attempt and their own ongoing attack on democracy (in the forms of gerrymandering and preparation for overturning election results through manipulation of local election boards).
@@AdamDesrosiers see why we need more of this? Whatever media you consume has you convinced that roughly 100 million Americans tried to overthrow the government. You actually believe that. Isn’t that wild that someone managed to take a few people rioting in DC and use it to make you believe that 100 million Americans legitimately tried to overthrow the government. Just reflect on that a while and realize why we need more conversations like this.
Yeah. Leave the audience out. With an audience, you get boos and aaahhs, laughs, etc. It turns into a show and a sports event. Great interview. Noah asked intelligent questions and allowed the guest to express and explain his ideas.
100 percent. Audiences ruin conversation by auto declaring “winning points”
I feel like so many people in this country treat politics as a sport now. They just want to win. Although they dont realize they are engaging with people who actually care and then they only come off as rude and as bullies. I feel like things went well during the lockdown stuff. They should just have the segments of comedy with the audience and maybe keep them for celebrity guests and comedians.
As if that makes a difference this country going down under the weight of corruption , racism, stupidity hate and crime
His guest is a liberal. Everyone already knows that about Crenshaw. He is nothing but a. RINO shill.
Isn't this guy a war hero or something?
Trevor, as a conservative myself, I was really impressed the room you gave him to express his positions. Thanks, please more like this.
I'm a Liberal, I appreciate the discussion between these two. Rep. Crenshaw is right. Illegals shouldn't be given ANY preference over those who often wait along time to do it legally. I know many people think the " Dreamers" are illegal. They were born here. They're as legal as I am. And my descendents came over here before the Revolutionary War. I have cousins that are Native American. Born here. Weren't granted citizenship until 1926. Now that's crazy.
I’m running for AZ state senate and my friend is worried about me running as a democrat . She thinks I’m more Republican / independent.
I want to agree with her but specifically in AZ the GOP senators are whackadoodle. I’m talking pure insanity. Like KKK , white supremacy , literal Q ANON members . No hyperbole there.
I said I maybe if I win I could bring a little balance.. it’s an R+ 20 district but with redistricting no incumbent so we’ll see how it goes.
I don’t like Trevor Noah considering the amount of money he gets paid to push views and shut down true patriots with a script of ignorance that’s keeps a divide and conquer narrative alive... But he did well giving respect during this conversation it almost reminds me of like George stefanopolus or whatever throwing out trick questions but still a sense of class
@@Eric95372 well don't run on either platform if you don't believe in it. Run Independent if you don't want baggage.
@@Eric95372 time for a third party, huh?
I have never watched an interview with Trevor because I THOUGHT I wouldn’t align with his views. Well, I stand corrected. Absolutely great interview. THIS is what we need in media. Interviews like this one where two adults can have a conversation without getting defensive. Just two people with different views sharing their perspectives respectively. Trevor, great interview, please continue creating this type of content. 10/10
I appreciate how Trevor is evolving. He's learned the same lesson that Jon Stewart taught and I think some newscasters are learning the same. Under no circumstances do you have to defend your party. Frankly, it's better for both if you don't. Ideals get given a more real public testing and the newscaster shows integrity. If you want trust in the media back, start there.
Same besides the part about standing corrected, as I will never align with radical Leftist views after evaluating arguments and motives by both sides.
I'm glad I watched this tho, because it looks like Trevor is maturing and willing to have a civil discussion where he and others can learn from an alternative view. Even if his views never develop into at least more moderate ones, I think his approach is refreshingly detached from the mudslinging I've seen in the past.
Maybe even one day he'll come to realize the truth about why the MSM and influencers like Obama slandered Trump from the moment he entered office, and continue to do so with every weak argument they can find. Keep crossing your fingers for the Jan 6th hearing circus Trevor, and I'll keep crossing mine for you.
He’s usually more sarcastic and condescending on his regular show. This was much different, because I felt the same and was pleasantly surprised.
It's actually really nice to see two people with opposing viewpoints (or at least differing) have an adult discussion. It makes me hope that the division and tribalism in American politics can end without a civil war.
Trevor PLEASE never stop having these conversations. I wish this could have been an hour at least, calm and civil conversations like that with people who don't share your political viewpoints is what we need so much more of right now. Chatting with actors about their new movies is fine and entertaining, but talks like this are INFINITELY more valuable, especially right now.
I agree but sometimes these people don't add any value to what they say.. like I hear you but this dude barely said anything of value all I got out of it was he's racist and thinks black kids shouldn't learn about racism because "it will ruin their lives"
@@ryanwilliams8750 and Noah hesitates to agree and caveats that what you conclude is the key, desperation or empowerment, to which Crenshaw concurs.
Indeed! This was fabulous, elegant journalism. It’s so helpful to listen to the tragic misperceptions and frankly historically ignorant constructs around “CRT”. Trevor’s aloha offers so much light… in the vein of the beautiful peace work of Krystal and Saagar at Breaking Points!
Amen
@@migooknamja Nobody got "destroyed" in this, which is precisely how a civilized discussion should go. What's valuable about this is seeing how each of them handle points they didn't expect or that appeared to refute their arguments. Given Trevor's ethnicity, it's possible he feels strongly about issues like CRT. Yet watching them both handle the differences in opinion and at least appear to come to a pseudo-consensus about parts of it is refreshing. I would like to see what Crenshaw has read that has influenced his negative opinion of CRT or if he's simply siding with his party (probably some of both).
Well done Trevor and Rep Dan. This is how to have an intellectual, respectful, conversation between two human beings. This was refreshing. This is hopeful.
When ppl actually have a real conversation - listening to one another - we are at our best!
Capt Dan is all bs. It's all false talking points
No it wasn’t. It was Trevor pretending to hear Dan out only to return rhetorical questions that he has no basis for.
@@spicerc1244 What part?
I think Trevor, in the interest of appearing impartial, has really let some big whoppers slide unchallenged. It's interesting to hear the views when the person doesn't feel like they're in a hostile environment, but the stuff he was saying about climate change not being as bad as the "alarmists" are saying? Erm... I wish I could inhabit this guy's reality. Sounds blissful!
The level of maturity in this appearance and interview is exactly what America needs. Bravo, you two!
but crenshaw is pretending here. He's garbage
@@jasonmoran5152 👆 The problem!
@@eriknichols4148 you think reality is the problem?
@@eriknichols4148 no he's right, crenshaw is a dunce.
@@jasonmoran5152once again you guys got a completely backwards. Notice the complete phony everyone knows it as he would never talk like this if there was an actual crowd on hand. It's the hypocrisy why people have walked away from the Democratic party. Even those barely paying attention nowadays see it. Until they actually admit this they will continue to lose millions more voters. They've basically built up the Republican party. They would have just shut their mouths and stopped singling everyone out they would have probably been unbeatable but instead they overplayed their hand again and Noah's right in the middle of this nonsense
Two adults having a mature, respectful discussion. Refreshing.
Very true it’s refreshing to see that where there’s no screaming or assaults or grabbing this is democracy and decency
One adult and Trevor Noah!
just like homosexuals
@@barrybradley5995 One adult and “do nothing Dan”
@@paulrupright4694 two adults and a bunch of children in the comments
A rare actual honest and civil conversation between two people thought to be on opposite sides of political views. If more people did this, America might be able to bounce back.
I agree
Sadly left leaning hosts are the only ones having these conversations. The Ben, and crowder types are locked into aggressive ambush style interviews with college students and refuse to have debates with informed opponents.
I agree...left leaning hosts are usually just talking points...no facts. The left has lost all common sense. They worry about feelings not facts...
@@thedudedylan AOC has been challenged to multiple debates and refuses. Crowder will debate anyone. The left won't even go on a right wing talk show...they have zero debate skills and hide from facts. That's why they won't debate a republican, they're "feelings" can't beat facts.
@@danieldboyharper7414 Crowder wont debate anyone. That's a fact, but your feelings say otherwise.
Love this, more of both sides talking to each other with an open mind to actually SOLVE problems.
EDIT: if a civil conversation offends you should understand it is that mentality that created 1984, Orwellian self censorship is the worst possible position.
Crenshaw is controlled opposition. He does not represent anyone that hold true conservative values. He is a shill and a mouthpiece for his donors and lobbyists.
He is part of the same group that finances Democrats and Republicans.
Nothing like giving fascists a platform...
Spoken like someone who hasn’t been watching Crenshaw on social media.
What problems did Trevor Noah and Crenshaw actually SOLVE?
@@misterjohnson9093 Shill and mouthpiece for his donors? you mean he DOES represent people who hold conservative values. How can you not see that??
This what America and Americans were like 25 years ago.
I was a freshman in college in 1996 and we had discussions like this every day, 24/7.
There were times these discussions were very heated and explosive, but no one dare to even fathom the thought of using hatred or violence to make their point of view.
We need more of this today in America 🇺🇸.
There are conversations like this ALL THE TIME. The reason they’re not more publicly seen is the media. They don’t want to show it. Only reason.
@@dustinmantei76
These conversations must be whispering because I work with the general public every day and never heard these conversations in public, except back in 1996.
Dan Crenshaw is well-reasoned, calm and he freely acknowledges where the democrats and republicans can have productive conversations. Refreshing. I appreciate Trevor for listening to him, and having him on.
I stayed for the 27minutes+ because this was an amazing interview and healthy discussion. No one pointed fingers, had an emotional response, nor attacked each other. I loved it. Thank you Daily Show for this one. I can't wait to see more interviews and open-minded discussions. We need to have more of these types of conversations.
@@jd0604 hohoho. Rogan can carry conversations and dialogs without a doubt, he is also learned and worldly without a doubt, but this is not his style, this is not the domain in which he roams. So stop trying to create equivalence here. You're actually undermining Rogan's uniqueness and platform when you do.
Noah is barely a comedian, let alone knowledgeable about politics and history.
@@BrandonSL500 You're funnier because you're a trolling joke. Even if you disagree with everything he stands for that you can't even acknowledge his education, eloquence and intelligence speaks volumes of your poor character and closed-mindedness of a child. Millions would disagree with you, and that makes you and your opinion insignificant.
@@LA-qv1ir Imagine a country where millions of clowns with this much confidence look at Comedy Central as a source of education.
@@BrandonSL500 satire got its start through political cartoons and printed sections in the news, and was written to show the absurdity of (mostly) politics and social events. Most the of the jokes are set up or paid off by quotes or statements made by real people, showing how ridiculous their statements are. It takes a smart person to do that, and brighter people than news casters to write and put text through a comedic process to make it effective. In its nature, some people won’t find satire funny, it’s rooted in taking a side, but what most people won’t understand is that it’s also rooted in opportunities. If one side is giving a comedian pure gold, who are they not to use it as material. I’m pretty sure large statements like “Noah is barely a comedian, let alone knowledgeable about politics and history,” lack nuance, especially in the context of a video like this where there is nuance galore, but also doesn’t give him credit for what his actually is. A comedian. Sadly, a comedian that interviewed a politician better than most reporters on any side can. Comedy Central shouldn’t be a place trusted for news or information, and the fact that a satirical show like the Daily Show exists, speaks to the history and failures of the USA’s education system and our broadcast news channels.
Perhaps it’s time to consider moving away from the televised debates where the candidates get 6 seconds to answer a question that has to include some sort of zinger and look at moving towards more long form discussions like this. 🤷🏻♂️
Not perhaps, DEFINITELY!
This is a great example of nuance, tolerance, and respect. These are the types of discussions that will save our country. Nice work on this.
U just described Joe Rogans podcast
The only thing that will save America is when Biden and the Democrats are thrown out of office and arrested for treason and thrown in prison.
@@JediPeaceFrog so the one who supported anarchists and riots is fine but the one who didn’t isn’t?
He's totally different across social media.
The reason this sounds like a logical conversation is cause theres no crowd present
this is so surreal and wholesome to see, i'm actually tearing up a bit. it feels like i'm looking into an alternate universe where this country/world is united. just IMAGINE what we would be able to do if all discourse was like this. thank you so much trevor and dan.
I also shed a few tears out of the shear bliss of experiencing this kind of zen surrounding a conversation about such a highly controversial topic. THIS is the America I love.
Blame mass media.
There was a time in America where this was the norm. The interviews went from challenging ideas and respectful disagreement to attacking agendas, ambush questions, demonization and name calling over the decades. Why can't regular media be like this again?
Internet culture and anonymity, shallow fast knowledge, and pseudo intellectualism have changed much. People used to have a higher standard for expertise and defer to experts, now everyone thinks they’re an expert after five minutes of biased googling some biased source.
@@TWHowl well put, and so true. Sad.
I appreciate this conversation so much. This is what leadership should look like.
How do we encourage more of this kind of discussion, where people may have reasonable differences of opinion but respectfully share a desire to reach the best answers? Instead, on social media, it’s the outrage culture that gets the most “engagement,” and we end up with partisan spectators who aren’t trying to reach a truth but rather just brawling with absolute contempt? When people disingenuously position the other political party as the worst thing to happen to America, it hurts the country and delights the enemies who want to see it weakened.
fear mongering? Calling borders open when they aren't? Plz
@@Reelbassin when migrants are going back amd forth to mx for take out meals and water the border is open.
@@Reelbassin Dude that border is wide open buddy. Are you that blind? 🤣🤣
@@nathanwilliams4005 are you that gullible to believe that? HAHAHA
As a conservative I think this was really healthy to see. 2 adults with polar opposite ideas sitting down and discussing tough topics without getting at each other’s throats. Time to unite this country and make America the leader of the world.
I'm a democrat and I feel the same way. Unfortunately, the media makes more money with divisive content. We have a lot more in common than you think
We don't need to be the leader of the world.
Sorely unqualified
Facts, both 100% right! @geo and @travis hodge
Yes!!
Amazing how reasonable and productive a conversation can be when both people aren't trying to score "gotcha's" on the other. More of this please
Come to Jesus moment 😆
Or when its actually a conversation
The problem is this type of stuff doesn't generate as much ratings as what you mentioned.
Facts man this is what journalism should be right here. Hats off to both for bringing up valid points and showing respect the entire time
Thanks to Jerry Mandering
It’s refreshing to see a republican that I can actually partially agree with, and disagree with, but not hate their guts. I love how Treavor conducts these interviews, and best of luck to this Rep, his ideas on environmentalism have me a little hopeful as an environmentalist heavy person
Watch Joe Rogan. Its like this but real and 10000x better
@@nicklacroix5728 that would probably be too much for most. I’ve literally never voted for a republican president, senator, or congressman in my 28 years of voting eligibility. I’ve voted for some conservative policies in my local elections as I’ve lived in Northern and Southern Ca, Seattle, and Dallas but the left has went so far off the rails the past few years that I can no longer call myself a liberal or even a democrat for that matter😢
Because you’ve fallen into the trap of your echo chamber. Get out a little. Hate their guts? Grow up.
@@jacob6908 ok, I was talking about because of a ton of notable people on the Republican Party turning into trump supporters almost over night. I was saying that it was nice that he was kind, calm, and respectable, and willing to meet halfway.
Idk why you came at me so hard, I was trying to be nice to the dude XD
@@katbiremanlive no one turned into trump supporters overnight, they were hopeful of what a loud charismatic guy like him could get done in Washington. Our hopes were crushed but don’t act like his election wasn’t a turning point in our country.
I don’t think I realized how hungry I was to watch a civil conversation between two opposing sides until I watched this. And it seems like so many others feel the same way. No personal attacks. Trevor seemed to genuinely want to understand Crenshaw’s perspective. They were able to find some common ground. Most Americans are closer to the middle than we think, but the media only portrays the most extreme views. We desperately need more content like this.
Ive been living here for 15 years and in my experience, most white people are racist or have racist views. If republicans had an education on other countries or lived in other countries their views would drastically change.
I'd argue the media fail to even accurately protray the extreme views. Most coverage are reactionary to the center, not one way or another.
Okay white boy
For more of this kind of thing, check out KCRW's Left, Right, and Center, "A civilized yet provocative antidote to the self-contained media bubbles that dominate political debate."
Cable news only highlights the conflict points. Watch Fox News "Democrats are evil!" Watch MSNBC "Republicans are evil!" I've shut them both off. I have no interest in being brainwashed into a civil war becuase of years of listening to Tucker or Rachel.
I love that Dan said he never said those things in a Facebook video and he would never make a claim about global warming. It took me three mins to find the video and he said every single thing Trevor quoted him on, and he just went oh well maybe I got it wrong. It was almost word for word
Crenshaw lies frequently.
Link to them.
Trevor did his audience a disservice with this interview. He needs a follow-up fact check video to redeem himself and he can include the Facebook clip. If Trevor can't hold his guest to account in real time, he shouldn't have them on in the first place. He just gave Crenshaw a giant platform to lie, BS, sell his book and mislead Trevor's audience.
I'm glad you checked it because people should know the truth, but I didn't need to check it to know Trevor didn't quote him incorrectly. Crenshaw is a known liar.
I've found that Censhaw morphs his positions, tone and demeanor according to the audience he believes he is in front of. Watch any interview or speech where he’s addressing trumpers and republicans or conservatives and he's a much different guy than this guy he's being here.
This was great, I think Trevor should leave "The Daily Show" behind and move to a long form interview show.
As someone who strongly dislikes him as a person and has never seen him do anything funny, a depressing departure from Jon Stewart, I agree, this is the most tolerable version of him I’ve ever seen. Let’s face it, he’s never been cut out for comedy. Maybe this is something he could do well.
@@oldwestcreative83 Nah, you just have bad taste.
Trevor is a sell out to the Left - he should go on the View
@@QuantumOfSolace1 this comment made me actually laugh out loud
I absolutely agree. This show is holding him back - he's forced to spew all or these lines that are given to him.
He's much better on his own.
TREVOR NOAH! Starting this conversation by listing things these two gentlemen have in common. How brilliant is this man? Gosh, I forgot that conversations like this were even possible anymore. So refreshing. So wonderful. This also reminds me that many folks with right-wing politics are approachable, sane people. And some, dare I say, may even have some values that I share. I have to be careful not to lump them all together and demonize them. I have to echo a lot of you guys' comments- keep this conversation format. it is wonderful. It makes me want to listen carefully and it allows me to think more critically (as opposed to blind rage I usually feel when listening to conversations about immigration where people are yelling over each other and vomiting unvetted information). Wonderful conversation and topic. Carry on!
THIS is how political discussions should go between people who disagree. Bravo Trevor!
This was less of a discussion and more of an interview... it was merely the preface to a discussion. Rep. Crenshaw skirted talking about the details. The nuance is where the solution is.. and the general is where the fear mongering resides.
Because he knows Crenshaw would annihilate him if he started throwing mud.
Sycophant
@@redrum6316 you completely missed the point of this conversation and this comment. The point is that they had a polite disagreement over politics. No one demonized the other side. Each allowed the other to finish their sentence. This needs to happen with more frequency at every level
This is the civil discourse we need for the growth of everyone. I applaud Trevor and Dan
Thank you for the applause
It is. But most people aren't interested. Panis et Circus
You must be a trump voter.. is what you will get...
@@rigo62982 hilarious watching you bots short circuiting because your lefty newsboy had an honest rational moment, or what appears to be one. time to get a new job!
I found it interesting that Crenshaw received his entire high school education in Colombia, but no one ever used that to accuse him of being less American, compared to how Obama's schooling in Indonesia was treated.
(Edited to correct spelling of Colombia)
Agreed
@UCC8oH5VoqwV3dAePMkrtZbg Not all of us. A lot of people on the right criticize the ones who questioned Obama's nationality.
I don't, it's not surprising
@@KuuYami_ I guess he's not talking about you then
Was never President, so the scrutiny would never be on the same level
I have to say as conservative leaning moderate, this interview really redefined my opinion of you in a very positive way, discussing topics in an intelligent, upbeat way, where people embrace the commonality of their views instead of vilifying the differences.
In reality, Trevor always presents his points with intellect and in an upbeat way. What YOU don’t like about Trevor historically is that….. usually his points are highlighting the lies of the New Nationalist Fascist Republican Party. This interview felt refreshing to you because he took a day off to catch Crenshaw on his inconsistencies….. most of you just happen to be too unintelligent to have caught it….
Pre-election "debates" should literally be completely discarded in favor of a series of long format interviews such as this.
The chosen candidates for the major parties aren't intelligent enough to carry on debating like this!
I'd pay to see Biden in this format
🤣🤣
I don't remember Biden or Trump being able to define anything. Biden clearly reads a lot and can sometime hit the right emotional tone, but he's more G. W. Bush than Obama.
Would be a great format for the primaries though, if the US populace had that much patience.
100% agree
We need more interviews like this. Two folks who may not be 100% in agreement, treating each other with enough respect to have a thoughtful and engaging conversation. This is how we deradicalize the populace.
Dan realizes US LNG is way more expensive for the Chinese than is Qatari, Russian, or other gas producers.
Hey, maybe we'll subsidize the frackers since 200 of them went bankrupt between 2015 & 2020, walking away from $130 billion in debt in the process. :-(
What? Those were the Trump years.
@@jtjones4081 Gas is better in America than in Russia or China as we have the most modern and the cleanest extraction tools.
Did the right wing try to talk to anyone on January 6??? No that's why democrats will lose if we dnt start acting instead of saying wait let talk while the other side bashes your heads and talking point out of the picture wake up you wimps
@@keyildavid8087 lol that's funny
Joe rogan......
Would love to see Trevor like this once a week, one-on-one with a representative or senator.
Trevor can’t do that? 90% of his show is half truths or outright lies. The guy is a clown.
@@jackyou3145 I am not a fan of the usual Trevor either, but this was refreshing and surprising to see
Tell more republicans to show up. Thats the problem...they just dont want to talk to him. He even mentions it in the beginning of the interview.
@@dr.christopherdiaz4473 that's because they know how he behaves! If he continues in this manner i guarantee you'll see more conservatives willing to go on his show. In my view, it's typically the left unwilling to have civil debate.
@@dr.christopherdiaz4473
Lol, why would they want to talk to him? He is a political hack and a buffoon to boot.
This is one of the best interviews I’ve seen. Two people, talking about issues from 2 different stand points and no one starting a fight or anything negative over the fact. An actual open debate. Great job gentleman!🤙🏽
One of the most productive conversations I’ve heard between a republican and presumed liberal media. Need more of this.
@@KamikazeSOF2 he spoke well and had an intelligent civilized conversation. Glad he’s not like the other crazy Trump minions.
@@carlosgibbons3276 he is and worse.
@@carlosgibbons3276 Do you think crazy Trump people are the majority?
There’s no “presumed”. Noah is very liberal.
Presumed? If Noah himself declared he himself is very liberal, how can it still be presumed?
The feeling of calm this video gave me was a unique feeling I haven’t had listening to a political conversation in years. The fact that two people with politically opposing views can have a civil conversation about policy and culture is great. They did it in such a way that is respectful of the other person and allowing their counterpart the chance to explain caveats to their personal policy issues that can resolve there issues to a more modest and centralized viewpoint. We should all craft our political conversations like this.
Yes ! It was actually a relaxing experience, which is never the case in political discussions and debates.
It was incredible .. but the elites don't want this happening. #fact
This didn't feel like a 27min long conversation, it was engaging the whole time and fun to hear out and listen to.
Right. I wish it was longer
Two clowns that have no clue! Won't waste my time listening to this nonsense
If youre a liberal, probably. If youre a conservative, knowing that its just 2 liberals talking, and one is playing play pretend, Its very long.
@@ceasarsaran8573 That literally makes no sense at all. Lay off the copium, pal.
I couldn't listen to ten minutes without wanting to throw up. I think Crenshaw has a great future with the Democrat Party. More Republicans need to see this.
I can’t believe I’m just now seeing this. This is a GREAT interview. Both men were respectful but also engaging toward one another. I’m not a conservative, but I respect Representative Crenshaw a ton for this wonderful interview.
This is what I miss about society… an intelligent conversation, regardless of what political side you are on..
Comedians have become journalists and journalists have become comedians.
@@bradthompson5383 at least he lives rent free in your head
@@bru9 probably not
@@bradthompson5383 awe, it seems Trevor must have hurt you personally. You definitely comment negatively on a lot of his videos.
It’s what u miss about society? You live in space now? And you existed for hundreds of years or something?
A liberal and a conservative actually talking together without dtama and trying to blast each other. Great interview and this is what we need in this country. Two opposing views but yet still able to actually speak to each other with respect
Yes I get it is was very palatable of no spirited push back debate for those who look a certain way!! To not provide any discomfort. #NotSorry
Crenshaw is very informative, reasonable and genuinely wants to solve problems. Definitely presidential material.
@@elizabethstanley7137 one eyed president with common sense? Sign me up
Yep it takes a first grade education to speak to each other.....
Sheep food
In support of this dialog tone. Not gonna say it was perfect, but we desperately need this kind of rapport.
The comment section proves this point.
Need to make a billion accounts to up vote this comment
@@HalfBakeDestruction I see what you mean, but I think that's too pessimistic. Fundamentally we are minds in a void. We must cultivate connections to each other, even on shaky grounds sometimes, to keep civilization going. Assuming, of course, that that is the goal. Which it should be, IMAO.
@@DavidB-xz3mj I don't disagree.
A better way of presenting it would be to ask what are we affectedly doing by presenting such heavy discussion in such a way? This isn't Sunday school. This is costing lives and livelihoods and the more we pander to this sentimentality and not bare any teeth do we allow such ghouls as Danny boi over here to try and confuse the social matrix of civility politics for the masses.
Another way would be to question what society is and if it exists on such a hollow assumption such as this performative art, is it worth keeping? How do we connect further that just inviting the devil in and allowing them to defend their sins by putting on a suit?
@@HalfBakeDestruction I think it's important to recognize we don't have enough power to indulge in such thought exercises. And, even if we did I would council against writing off so many people vs trying to reach them. I hope this interview made it clear 'Danny Boy' at least can say he believes the current mix of immigration policy is at best not helping the most deserved and at worst might be harmful vs an honestly debated policy. I want to get something better than status quo today vs waiting for something perfect tomorrow (because tomorrow never comes in politics).
Then you remember that he agreed with Trump that the election was stolen.
We need more of this all over! It is possible to be nice and respectful of others even if you don’t share the same beliefs or philosophy.
This was an interesting discussion. Hats off to Trevor for sitting down with someone that he does not agree with
Seems they agreed on most of it honestly, lol
Rare for leftists. You’ll see a Crenshaw go on anyone’s show.
@@aarons.7271 Lul.
Arent right wing allways running from serious debates?
Crowder, Shapiro f.e are pretty famous for dodgeing every opponent.
And when the hit one up beside college kids the have a meltdown.
Rep. politicians rarely rly want to have a civil discurs.
Its allways emotionen involved with them.
@@kierasher1 cause trevor is a neo lib
@@Daylenify lol
I can’t say that I’m a fan of Trevor Noah but I am a fan of this conversation and how both men presented themselves! our country needs more conversations like this around meaningful topics.
The wonders of not calling one side Communist and the other side Racist.
Nothing is going to change though. Great they had a civil conversation, americans do this every single day. But each if these guys will go off and have divisive fights publicly. This will do nothing.
Trevor may now be one of the very few democrats I will ever take seriously. Intelligence. Respect.
@@scottwall8419 negative Nancy. The point of people with status doing this is that it's an example of how it should be done. If everyone we see on TV did this, then regular Americans would also feel more empowered to speak to each other instead of being part of a tribe.
@@jack8162 I have these conversations all the time. You thought famous people needed to be civil before you could be? My point is those up there who place themselves higher than the american people will never ever change. I'm not criticizing most regular Americans but if you feel attacked because I attacked your boi Trevor Noah then, you may have some issues.
I find Trevor’s monologues underwhelming but he does a great job interviewing someone from the opposing political side.
Finally, someone said it..
I’m the opposite. I really like his monologues. But he’s also a great interviewer, who gets the background research and meaningful questions.
Thats because his shows narrative changes when hes just shouting into an echo chamber, hammering one political party, appeasing his core audience. When he gets an actual elected member from the republican party, he changes his tone real fast. Id watch this show. The current incarnation of the show is trash.
My thoughts exactly!
I agree. I actually have a smidge of respect for him after this interview
wow I have a new respect for Dan Crenshaw and republicans! This is the dialog that needs to be had!
Kudos to Trevor and Crenshaw for having an informed, polite, and intelligent discussion. More of this, please
I usually support Trevor in most his interviews. But this leans more towards being cordial, than being constructive. He said a few things that I would push him on:
The administration pushed school districts to teach critical race theory, when and how? White children are being told it's bad to be white (anecdotes are not massive educational policy changes). His framing of CRT in general. Aunt Jemima was offensive. Not that it's a hill to die on for me but why would he defend keeping that caricature?
His broad brush on immigration problems, and nothing changes on immigration until the boarder is secured to some undetermined level.
He brought up the fact the climate accord doesn't have teeth. Well he left out the part where his party would never allow the Obama administration to ratify an actual treaty.
Just because he's not foaming at the mouth doesn't mean he shouldn't get challenged. This boiled down to a book advertisement. 🙄
Agreed. There were many instances where the "nuance" needed to be broken down, detailed and connected with actual policy. For example, I would love to hear him specifically describe how he believes historical facts should be taught in schools in a way that leaves CRT out.
Having said that, I also respect that Trevor had limited time and a list of topics to get through.
you are right I felt the same way
Republicans don’t like being challenged with facts. Trevor kept it cool so that maybe more republicans come on the show.
This doesn’t give me a debate vibe . More of a discussion and I learned things a didn’t know from both sides because they weren’t worried about who was going to “win” . This was great . Hats off to Trevor for this one.
It was a nuanced debate. Done with class. This was American.
This Trevor Noah seems like a decent person. He was willing to listen, even admit that his views on something may be wrong, as did Crenshaw. Two guys that I would have no problem speaking with and likely learning quite a bit. This is the "old style" of communication - sit across from one another - not hiding behind a keyboard - and have a cordial conversation. What a breath of fresh air!
It just feels so much better to listen to a civil discussion than it does to watch people yell at each other. This is ultimately why the mainstream media will fail because all they have are shouting matches. Bravo to Trevor and Dan. We are all much more alike than we have been lead to believe!
I'm all for civil discussion and I agree that we NEED to be doing more of this. But I will never sit down and give air to power hungry opportunists. Crenshaw saw this as an opportunity to maybe expand his base by trying to "win over" some sad moderates who might watch Trevor. He is, at his core, a loathsome human being.
Yeah but drama sells viewers and that's what the media wants. Kinda like a Jerry springer show just to watch a train wreck
@@cosmo411 I'm no marketing wizard or communications expert by any means, but I fail to see how these kind of interviews are really helpful for viewership. People looking for a train wreck will turn it off once they see that Trevor is not standing up to Capt. Pirate Lunatic, and I just don't see that many moderates or conservatives even watching in the first place.
"Media will fail" check it out media is already dead. Died in the early 2000s when the govt started to produce news stories for the big four broad-CASTING
Because they know that ppl love to watch it, or else their ratings would sink.
See, this is what we need to see more of. Uninterrupted interviews that don't have a live audience that doesn't have advertisement after advertisement every 5 minutes or so.
13:46 "It's confusing, because it doesn't seem like everybody has the same definition for What the argument is."
Modern politics in a nutshell.
Trevor’s, this is one of best interviews. Dan Crenshaw is a Educated, Tuff , common sense true American Patriot. This back and forth interview was engaging level headed, respectful and productive. During todays time we need more of this. Great Job both of you.
Now that is how you have an opposing conversation, calm and respectful. Honeslty enjoyable, no name calling or yelling just sitting down and talking. Very well done and hats off to both men.
Too bad Crenshaw doesn't talk that way when he knows his base is listening.
Why have the conversation at all? Crenshaw is an idiot, so why waste the time.
@@Mr21scott What's your solution? Ignore half the country and ram through whatever agenda you want? Didn't work in Virginia, Rhode Island and New York recently. Maybe that's a bad plan.
Okay white boy
@@Erebus66 why can republicans ignore half the country and ram through their agendas like abortions and ignoring racism, but when democrats try to ram through their agendas, they’re somehow evil? Even though democrats are the ones trying to GIVE women their rights and GIVE minorities their rights and not live in fear and racism?
This was so refreshing to see and hear. Civil discourse is a wonderful thing.
Two adults being civil and conversing even if they disagree. Our president and ex president could learn from these guys.
As a conservative leaning individual myself, seeing this on Trevors channel made me happy. Why? Because he’s a left leaning individual that actually gave an individual with a different viewpoint the time and respect. Almost all left leaning platforms invite conservatives on their platforms just to point fingers and shout at them without actually listening. Keep doing this Trevor, this is what people (of all political spectrums) need to see more of.
Maybe those left leaning individuals aren't actually left leaning.
@@Sushipapi. more moderate leaning or right leaning and if the latter they are sick of their side and BS
The left is open for debate because the left represents the majority of the country ……..
@Reid James Land doesn't vote people do. This would make his statement correct that the majority voted for what is considered the "left" You're confusing terms as well. Brandon said, "the left" which is not the same as just saying, Democrats. Those two are not always the same thing. and one of the reasons why civil conversations can't be had because terms just get thrown out more often than not from the "left" and the "right".
@Reid James It is true because in the end through the electoral college the number of votes matters. The EC is designed so that there is always a possibility the minority can have control and accounts for why a President can win the EC and lose the popular vote. His ideas/platform doesn't need to represent the majority just enough in certain places. Cities account for the overwhelming majority of GDP in this country and it is incorrect to think that both rural and urban aren't reliant on each other equally. Rural areas don't grow if they have nothing and nowhere to send products/goods/services to.
Love how Trevor used this conservative's point against himself: the continuous 'wide open borders' claim by republicans is an advertisement to immigrants.
Uh, no.
Best conversation I’ve heard in a long time. You actually heard each other and behaved like adults! How refreshing! Why can’t the news offer more of these types of conversation?
When you have far left politicians telling people live on tv to attack others based on skin color/political standing...thought police and disregarding nuance, you have dictatorship/media propaganda pushing people to escalate instead of even confirming what they believe before they attack someone. This was a lead interview, both of them are leftist leaning people(one is prior up as “republican” but reality he isn’t).
@@lastlime3792 here we have both ends of the spectrum. Dan represents the wilfully unknowing and easily pacified while Lime represents the woefully distracted conspiracy paranoids. Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right. You're both different versions of the same problem in my view. The problem is our lack of sensible politicians and policies.
News is for Reporting on current events
This is an interview process which happens all the time, you just need to watch or listen.
@@awaugh17 you are criticizing two people trying to figure out solutions to problems while offering zero solutions. People like you are part of the problem.
Exxon is not the best person to rely on when it comes to climate change decisions. Actually they're the last person you want to leave that decision to
Exxon has a vast knowledge of fracking and is innovating to make fracking more efficient for the environment. Until more innovation in technology, natural gas is needed to run our economy. So to an extent, we SHOULD rely on them, but not for Climate Change “decisions”. However we should rely on them to make progression in declining CO2 emissions. Trevor even said, the switch doesn’t happen over night. It is very possible to end carbon emissions without destroying the economy, but that only happens with years and years of innovation. Y’all may think that emissions are down under Biden because the admin has cut down on fracking and construction of pipelines, but the reality is that we are using the same amount of oil but purchasing it from the Middle East where it is basically unregulated all together. Fracking in the U.S. is regulated more, creating less world pollution. Would you rather the world buy our oil, that was extracted with more regulations that create less pollution, or have everyone buying it from the Middle East who has no problem at all with polluting the earth?
@@BayouBoyz36 of course it doesn't happen over night, when Exxon knew about climate change since the 70s. It didn't happen over night 40 years ago, so when is it going to start happening mate?
Tell me you have never spent a day in the oil and gas industry without telling me you have never spent a day in the oil and gas industry.
@@John_Crine There’s no way Exxon would back climate change if it will affect their profits . If they have their incentive then maybe yes, but I really doubt they do.
ExxonMobil is not a person regardless of what citizens United says.
Not a Trevor fan in any way, but I will give him credit when and where it is due and it is due for this interview. THIS is what you should be doing. Having conversations and open honest debate!
yep first time I clicked on a Trevor video in years. He is actually talking to the other side one-on-one, being an open and reasonable human being, and putting it on display for all to see, and the radicals will, REEeeeeeeeee. lol.
Not a fan either but agree 100%. America is starved for this kind of honest informed dialogue. Loved the give and take.
There is no money to be made here. Trevor was hired to be a talking head of the liberal media.
What a great conversation between 2 people that genuinely wanted to hear each other and better understand each other. Refreshing. Great job to Trevor and his staff. Conversations like this give me hope for the future of America.
This is the best political conversation I’ve seen in 5 years. We need more of this to save our democracy.
Bring back a show like Firing Line
Agreed. I think “constitutional republic” is a better definition of what we have.
I thought the russlle brand- Ben Shapiro conversation was great as well.
Biden is saving our democracy with communism.
That is because you are only subscribed to left wing channels, where they care more about buzz words than conversation. There is more actual conversations going on in conservative media and they invite leftists on all the time, where as the reverse is pretty rare.
I love this format. Open dialogue, opposing views, and all respectfully done.
Well done gentlemen. Very well done.
okay..... what did you learn from this?
Congratulations, you discovered podcasts.
Trevor you need more shows like this. I could watch this for hours podcast like this.
I absolutely concur, I was ready to sit down and listen for a solid 2 hours of a conversation like this.
Wow, bunch of white dudes leaving the same comment... I wonder why.
@@chand911 how do you know what skin color they have and what relevance is that?
@@chand911 wow, that's not a racist statement at all 🙄
When comedians are better journalists than actual journalists. This was a very refreshing conversation to watch. Props to both men. I can appreciate opposing views when they are rooted in critical thought and not just some grift bs talking point being repeated.
This is great! Long form conversation is going to become the standard for trusted media. We've seen the uptick in podcasts for a reason. This format bridges the gap in media. No laugh track, audience, or edits and limited speaking time. Our media is broken and this is the way forward.
Trevor this was an excellent interview with equal time being allotted to questions and it’s respective answer, what an amazing format. We need more of this in America.
I think the problem is that a lot of people won’t give the other side the benefit of the doubt. There are bad actors who are difficult to spot and seek to exploit divisions but most people do want what’s best for the country. If we can stop letting people whip up anger by claiming the other side are traitors or evil than we could be so much better.
@@masterimaginariumdooblepop7592
Democrats is what you mean. Democrats don't give the other side the benefit of the doubt.
@@spiffygonzales5899 And you prove my point. Thanks for that.
It’s worth discussing when you agree to let us bury the waste in your neighborhood. Till then it’s a pipe dream at best and another malicious form of eco-terrorism that will punish the poor and the planet.
This intelligent, honest and insightful discord between two men who represent opposing political viewpoints is what makes America great. I have a newfound respect for Dan Crenshaw.
I appreciate the civility. But, the PReps information is still blatantly wrong and misinformed and just because he can lie civilly doesn't make it ok. Especially about the 1619 Project and CRT.
I feel the same way about Trevor Noah after watching this.
They agree you "can't become French". THat's the French far right language right there. SO the stereotype must be true that there is no actual left in America ?
Yes I have a new respect for Trevor Noah. Well done to both
This video gave me some respect for Trevor.
Unfortunately, if we are to compare and contrast Crenshaws podcast and Trevors show, we find huge differences.
Crenshaw never undermines any of the people he talks about.
Trevor, on the other hand, is very out spoken and VERY disrespectful to those who don’t agree with his views.
Fantastic conversation! I suddenly don’t dislike Dan Crenshaw, how odd. I want to see more of these! 27 minutes felt like 5! I was completely engaged the entire time. 👏🏽 👏🏽
Yo should check out his episode on the joe rogan podcast.
These types of conversations are what will progress our society. Respect
Too bad this is the only one like this in the last 15 years. Even Bill Maher doesn't have contrarian opinions on his show anymore.
This is why l miss Tim Russert & his time on Meet The Press, he would have the quotes and videos cued up and fact check the politicians in real time. . And he would do it with a plump, pleasant, smile right to their faces.
I miss Tim Russert too. I even remember where I was when he passed away. He could interview anyone and no matter how hard the line of questioning, everyone felt respected. Sigh
Chuck Todd is worse than the hosts of those tabloid propaganda shows FOX would show the early 90s before their news network. Remember “A Current Affair”? Lol
@@jessejameskaine Chuck Todd plays soft ball with everyone on Meet The Press. Need someone to hold them to the fire more assertively and preparedly than him.
I miss Tim Russert as well. He was the best at interviewing and holding everyone accountable for their words and actions.
While I understand what you mean & I agree, I'd like for him to answer those.
But, I think Trevor is trying to have a civil convo in hopes of swaying him, not so much in policy but the over the top rhetoric that's dividing the country.
We need more civil convos where each person is actively listening to the other.
If it was on Russert, I think Crenshaw would have much more guarded & I appreciate the way Trevor opened the interview, in a way to disarm and have him put his guard down.
If it's all about "gotcha " type interviews etc.. than we won't get anywhere.
I enjoyed this thoroughly. Two adults asking questions, answering thoughtfully and having different points of view. I wish we could have more intelligent, thoughtful conversations like this.
Go to university and this could happen. But don't ask tooo many questions. Or you might go into critical race theory.
In all honesty though. I had a reading on feminist environmental theory. I think someone was just out of ideas and need a phd thesis. But sometime you have to cross to the line to see the line. So not a total waste of time.
It would be nice if interviews like this from The Daily Show were combined into a playlist.
This was great, Trevor needs more of this having serious conversation without needing to worry about making random people in the room laugh at surface level conversations. Make it longer please, I would like to hear more.
100%!!!! This is a great start! Needs to be longer and maybe occasionally include the counter point live.
He's literally a COMEDIAN! I want and EXPECT more from CONGRESS not Trevor Noah. Have fun TREVOR, love ALL your content💯💯🤗
THANK YOU to Trevor and his team for taking the time to invite and speak to republican leadership about key topics. We need more hosts bringing people together to debate and discuss topics like these with civilized tones and understanding demeanor.
He is a republican in name only aka RINO
Sadly too many have been invited, and refuse to come on.
@@aperez41510 If that were true, he wouldn't be siding with the GOP's stonewall of everything productive.
@@aperez41510 so... anyone even remotely _sane_ is a RINO? Interesting admission you made there.
@@aperez41510 No, he's definitely a full blown republican. Don't really understand where you draw the line
One of the best interviews I've seen in years. With one of the most well-spoken and "from the foundation" Republicans we've heard from in the last 4-8 years. He came out as pro-Republican, pro-Ideals, and at no time presented himself as pro-Trump. And Trevor navigated the conversation like a master. I'd love to see him mediate one of the next presidential debates!!!
I have to admit, Representative Dan Crenshaw is definitely the most interesting republican lawmaker in decades. And it is actually refreshing that he is able to have mature conversations with people he might disagree with, politically. It would be fun and informative to engage in a debate with him, or just talk to him.
Great interview as always Trevor.
This long form discussion format is great. We need more of this and less tweets, social media posts and sound bytes. Complex topics require nuanced discussion.
Kudos to Trevor Noah for having this conversation, we need more of this
Kudos to Trevor and Congressman Crenshaw
Do we? He's spreading the same disinformation with a veneer of civility. You can go to the Virginia DOE to see that in fact CRT is not taught in public schools, the green new deal in fact does include nuclear (something he said it didn't), and CRT is not about shaming white people. Typical republican POV where he characterizes everything he doesn't agree with.
@@giglioflex We do.
@@giglioflex no it's being taught. We tell you affirmative action is racism to Asian students but Democrats twist it saying there is no racism in college. Ever wonder why Republicans no longer believe anyone who says there is no CRT schools. If it's in there then you shouldn't worry if it's removed. If it isn't in there, then the parents won't find anything to remove.
@@suzygirl1843 CRT is narrative not history.
As a conservative, I want to thank you Trevor for being honest decent and reasonable in this conversation.
@jo tr So did McAluffe
@@drewskij2175 nah Youngkin stole the election!11!!
@jo tr So did Hillary in 2016.
@@BishopWalters12 actually she won the popular vote....
@@rlast4698 Hillary knew the rules going in, Correct? She lost
Trevor... ahead of THE [and my] game!!!
Hats off for showing me how to be polite in the face of FOOEY!
I love the way that Trevor start what they have in common bravo.
I heard that. It was a comfortable opening
Crenshaw is a rhino republican. Not far from democrat
@@stormwilliams3347 you know its an acronym (RINO), he's not an actual 2 ton rhino dude. That would almost be as ridiculous as thinking he is a democrat.
they don't understant what being french is. Am I hearing right ?, they said "you can't become french", like whaaaaat.
Textbook diplomacy, very well executed
LOVED this - an example for everyone - we can have decent, respectful conversations about every subject!
A civil conversation doesn’t make up for all the damage people like Crenshaw have caused.
@s p I'm white and it infuriates me when white people dare to speak about "redlining" or Jim Crow as if it's all in the past.
I wish all political conversations were this way.
Speaking as a democrat this kind of interview gives me hope for the future.
bs.that guy from africa is racist af.everything oh his show is agaist white people
I agree with MD Tevor has spewed tons a disgusting stuff out of his mouth especially at white people. BUT we as human can always improve and maybe he is having a change of heart.
@@JRNY87 That's interesting. I've watched his show on a consistent basis and (as a white person) have never felt offended.
I'm also going assume MD isn't the most credible person to listen to, judging by his grammar lol.
@@benoliveto9151 idk how you can say you watch Trevor and say he has never said anything bad about white people………. I can post all the things he has said. He consistently pushes the race card and race politics.
@@JRNY87 I never said that. I said I've never been offended by what he says about white people.
This is the first show he's done in a long time that I've watched all the way through. It's refreshing to see to grown ups have an actual conversation without any b.s. Awesome show
“Don’t be offensive and don’t be offended” are words to live by
Except one side wants to be offensive, like their former president. That can't be forgotten in this.
Can you arrange a follow up interview where you both tackle the 'honest conversations' that got glossed over? Posing questions about a topic to find common ground and then reverse into identifying where the fracture begins, what is and isn't tolerable, and what a path forward looks like would be a revolutionary thing for most people to witness in a televised conversation.
The way redlining was glossed over needs to be addressed. It didn’t just segregate, it took the ability to build wealth away from minorities.
@@KamKing19 yes, redlining happened in the past. what do you want to do about it now, though?
@@streglof personally, re invest some of those profits gained back into the communities. Primarily by way of health services and education.
@@streglof redlining STILL happens today.
@@streglof If you noticed, I wanted them to discuss it. There are things that can be done and things that should be discussed.
I would consider myself a republican, but my mind is always open to change. It always great to see both sides that about it, calmly and peacefully.
I love Trevor, but I think Jordan Klepper is the right person to interview this guy.
Klepper should interview any and every politician. He's incredibly savvy.
@@stephen1896 it maybe sound racist but he had to interview white politicians.....it's seems they are very comfortable with him
Yaaasssssss!!!!!!
I stopped watching the daily show years ago. If this is what episodes now are like, I need to start watching again
Great episode Mr. Noah
We NEEEED more interviews like this. And please make them longer so there is time to dissect and go into detail. Im a huge fan of both of you, but never would have imagined that you would sit down in a room together and talk (b/c of optics). This makes the country stronger!!
Ben je Amerikaan misschien?
This was great. It's awesome to see two different perspectives in a professional, respectful, and productive setting. More of this please.
You should listen to NPR radio, Intelligent interviews respectful Journalism
More of this. I want conversations with the other side that aren't fights.
Stop carrying Confederate traitor flags then.
@@nodensbertilak6855 What are you talking about? This commenter is likely here for Noah talking about having more Republicans on. Also, you're highly radically partisan motivated if that's what you think of when you hear about the other side, as I doubt even 1% of Republicans fly confederate flags.
@@l-_-sage-_-l having a conversation with the other side is useless until the American right wing drops the "fake news" and "alternative facts" bs. If they can't accept basic facts then there is a no fruitful conversation that can happen about those facts
@@kasaitenma5546 you talk about half of the country that way, then don't get mad when they treat you even worse. Saw Virginia? More is coming.
I do like 'reasonable' conversations.
BUT
Dan Crenshaw does NOT say these things in this way anywhere else. He uses extreme rhetoric all the time, He lies all the time.
But even here when he says he is 'sympathetic'. This doesn't actually mean anything, he would NEVER make any allowance for people he is 'sympathetic' to.
It is almost saddening to be happy about a discussion that doesn't involve people appealing to extremes and yelling at eachother. A perfect example of civil discourse that is so rare these days. I disagree with Trevor on quite a few issues but at the very least he was totally cool during this and I would love to see more content like this.
He also didn't really attempt to refute anything. So in order to have a civil discussion we have to do away with real time fact checking?
@@soccerdrew17 How about you posting video evidence of lies on this interaction. We all would benefit from it.
@@shaanpaul5625 How about you posting video evidence of truths on this interaction? We all would benefit from it.
Obvious sarcasm. Neither of us will do that.
If you think everything he said was 100% accurate then you are lying to yourself. I'm not calling it malicious or intentional lying, but I am saying there was no fact checking. It is Trevor's responsibility in this type of interview to hold Crenshaw to his words.
@@shaanpaul5625 Crenshaw's insinuation that 400 years of discrimination that just LEGALLY ended 50 years doesn't affect economic outcomes in this country, was either complete idiocy, or extremely disingenuous.
Content like this is almost everywhere that is not cable news or social media.
Respect to Trevor and Crenshaw for doing this interview and showing people we can disagree and still have civil conversations. Perhaps there is hope for America after all
Trevor is from South Africa. We literally had to import a half black, half white person from the other side of the globe to be an impartial interviewer to get a civil conversation.
@@edwardmitchell6581 I could have the same conversation with Crenahaw. So could you. Lots of people could. You just have to try.
@@patrick9445 But I'm not a politician or TV host. John Stewart was right when he told Tucker Carlson and that other guy on Crossfire that they were destroying the country, and it's only gotten worse. Twitter/Facebook/YT and diminishing media literacy rates are also part of the problem.
(Although I wonder if Tucker saw that as a challenge to just become even more despicable.)
I have a major new respect for Trevor after this “debate”. Genuinely happy to see both sides of the aisle sitting down and having an informed educated discussion about facts that actually matter!
If we can all take an open and accepting point of view as BOTH of these men have, imagine where the country could get to in 5-10-50 years.
Beautiful.