dedicated to him, actually. >> really? >> yes. great documentary called "you laugh but it's true" i saw it back in 2012 about his whole life in south africa as he starts as a comic. i've been a huge fan of his for years and the truth of the matter is part of this backlash is because the american people think they're entitled now pause we all have ownership of "the daily show." it's not "american idol." comedy central can pick whoever they want to pick to take the position and if they were to back off on trevor noah because of this no one would ever want that job again because they would see the network wouldn't support them on any comedy that wasn't bland and boring. >> let's look at one of noah's tweets after the 2012 olympics he said "i will miss the olympics. it's the one time when a group of black people can run with no suspicion." you often joke about your iranian background. when do you think cultural jokes cross the line? >> well i mean it's a question of who is listening, who is the audience, and all of that and you know i do think that if you're a comedian and you're