Born a crime to a black mother and white father in apartheid south africa, he has navigated his way through the explosive issue of race and identity. With critics claiming that Donald Trumps victory has encouraged intolerant rhetoric, does he fear that the space for liberal satire such as his is shrinking . Trevor noah, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you, zeinab. You were born in 1984, six years before Nelson Mandela was released. Your father is a white swiss man, your mother was black, a union punishable by five years in prison. How did it feel to be born a crime . Well, the truth is for me it didnt feel any different to being born i guess any differently, because i was really lucky in that i was insulated as a child, so i grew up under apartheid but i was spared from a lot of the ills of apartheid. My parents were in a world where they were the ones who faced the ills, thats what i talk about in the book, i dont make it seem like it was my struggle, its a struggle i didnt even know i was
good evening. our big story tonight. america and guns. michael moore. in the ten years since he made the oscar-winning bowling for columbine he s never once given an interview in the wake of a mass shooting. that changes tonight. michael moore is ready to talk after the aurora tragedy. he says guns don t kill people, americans kill people. tonight, he answers your questions. is gun control the answer? how do we protect america s rights? does his country have a culture of violence? the important conversation for america. joining me now exclusively for the hour is michael moore. michael, thank you for joining me. i ve noticed that you have barely said a word since what happened in colorado on friday. what do you want to say? the first thing i want to say is i m loathe to be here, freshi frankly. as you pointed out, i ve never gone on tv after any of these shootings since i made bowling for columbine. i m not a pundit. i m not an analyst. i don t want to participate in the
good evening. our big story tonight. america and guns. with me is filmmaker, michael moore. in the ten years since he made the oscar-winning bowling for columbine he s never once given an interview in the wake of a mass shooting. that changes tonight. michael moore is ready to talk after the aurora tragedy. he says guns don t kill people, americans kill people. tonight, he answers your questions. is gun control the answer? how do we protect america s rights? does his country have a culture of violence? the important conversation for america. joining me now exclusively for the hour is michael moore. michael, thank you for joining me. i ve noticed that you have barely said a word since what happened in colorado on friday. what do you want to say? the first thing i want to say is i m loathe to be here, frankly. as you pointed out, i ve never gone on tv after any of these shootings since i made bowling for columbine. i m not a pundit. i m not an analyst. i don t want to par
michael moore. in the ten years since he made the oscar-winning bowling for columbine he s never once given an interview in the wake of a mass shooting. that changes tonight. michael moore is ready to talk after the aurora tragedy. he says guns don t kill people, americans kill people. tonight, he answers your questions. is gun control the answer? how do we protect america s rights? does his country have a culture of violence? the important conversation for america. joining me now exclusively for the hour is michael moore. michael, thank you for joining me. i ve noticed that you have barely said a word since what happened in colorado on friday. what do you want to say? the first thing i want to say is i m loathe to be here, frankly. as you pointed out, i ve never gone on tv after any of these shootings since i made bowling for columbine. i m not a pundit. i m not an analyst. i don t want to participate in the existing debate that s going on about whether or not you shou
good evening. our big story tonight. america and guns. michael moore. in the ten years since he made the oscar-winning bowling for columbine he s never once given an interview in the wake a mass shooting. that changes tonight. michael moore is ready to talk after the aurora tragedy. tonight, he answers your questions. is gun control the answer? how do we protect america s rights? does his country have a culture of violence? the important conversation for america. joining me now exclusively for the hour is michael moore. michael, thank you for joining me. i ve noticed that you have barely said a word since what happeneded in co ed iin colorad. first thing i want to say is i m loathe to be here frankly. as you pointed out, i ve never gone on tv after any of these shootings since i made bowling for columbine. i m not a pundit. i m not an analyst. i don t want to participate in the existing debate that s going on about whether or not you should be able to have as many guns