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Ever done. >> we're really delighted that you're going to be joining us. i know that you flew in yesterday from south africa. >> yeah, i just flew in. and boy are my arms tired. >> okay. all right there. oldie but a goodie. very nice. >> no, no. seriously. i've been holding my arms like this since i got here. yeah. i never thought i'd be more afraid of police in america than in south africa. it kind of makes me a little nostalgic for the old days back home. >> i came back a little later, maybe a month or two later, and i did it again. and then he announced he was leaving. >> after jon stewart,...

How in the world did Showtime’s “Desus and Mero” not get nominated in the Variety Talk Series category? 

Sam Bee and some fed-up famous friends just scream the f-word at lawmakers over gun control Screenshot: Full Frontal Look, something has to work, right? As America endures a first quarter of 2021 featuring more than one mass shooting per day (and yes, you read that right), gun control advocates and people who just plain don’t want to have to have a gun-death funeral black outfit pressed at all times can start to feel a little numb to all this needless, uniquely American horror. Just ask Samantha Bee, who started off a bucolic outdoor Full Frontal segment during an episode focused entirely ...

Comedian Mohanad Elshieky will get $35K settlement in border patrol stop: ‘I’ll never forget the harassment and humiliation’ Updated 5:08 PM; Facebook Share Comedian Mohanad Elshieky was on his way back to Portland from a set at Washington State University in 2019 when he was taken off the bus by U.S. Customs and Border Protection during a stop in Spokane. Elshieky tweeted about the ordeal, writing that agents “took my documents and interrogated me for around 20 mins then claimed my papers were fake and that I’m ‘illegal.’” “I explained to them that I was granted Asylum her...

Sam Bee braves the weather to talk to some Capitol protesters who weren't treated quite as nicely Samantha Bee did her first field piece since the pandemic started on Wednesday’s Full Frontal, interviewing four people arrested for exercising their right to peacefully protest at the U.S. Capitol. And by “field piece” we mean, she took her cameras, some heaters, and an old TV with a long extension cord out to the middle of an actual, snowy, cold-as-balls field. There, she sat down with a quartet of masked protesters who’ve been handcuffed, manhandled, humiliated, and otherwise treated ...