Trevor Noah Marvels at "Dreamlike" White House Meeting Between Obama and Trump

The Daily Show' have couldn't trust his eyes as President Obama invited Donald Trump and his family to the White House.

"Have you ever pondered what it resemble to meet your most exceedingly awful Twitter adversary face to face?" Trevor Noah solicited on Thursday night's scene from The Daily Show. He was alluding to the peculiar meeting at the White House prior in the day between President Barack Obama and President-Elect Donald Trump.

Noah ridiculed Trump for demanding he has awesome "regard" for Obama, notwithstanding his history of scrutinizing his citizenship, in addition to other things. "Yes, it turns out he's super decent," the host envisioned Trump saying. "Never judge a dark by his cover."

Something that made Noah "acknowledge how enormous this change will be" was the Martin Luther King Jr. bust behind Trump in the Oval Office. "That bust must think at this moment, 'I have a bad dream.'"

"I'm sad man, this is so strange for me," he included. They apparently discussed both residential and remote arrangement, driving Noah to think about whether Trump "requested that see local strategy's introduction to the world declaration to ensure it wasn't outside."

With respect to the meeting between First Lady Michelle Obama and her successor, Noah envisioned Melania Trump "simply copying her on the fly."

EU referendum: Remain campaign wants to barter away UK's freedom and democracy says Boris Johnson

The official Brexit campaign has put a pro-democracy argument at the front and centre of its campaign, with just over a fortnight to go before the EU referendum on 23 June. Boris Johnson, one of the main spokesmen for the Vote Leave group, warned that a Remain vote result would result in the UK bartering away its freedom and democracy to Brussels in a bid to secure economic gains via membership of the 28-nation-bloc.

"It is a myth and a delusion to think that we can somehow gain greater prosperity by bartering away our freedom and our democracy. In fact, we can see at every stage how the loss of democratic control is turning into an economic disaster," the top Conservative claimed on 6 June."There is nowhere else that is engaged in anything like this experiment, of trying to fuse countries into a giant political entity; and in its centralising tendencies the European project is going against the tide of events and history.

"The risks of remaining in this over-centralising, over-regulating job-destroying machine are becoming more and more obvious, which is why I believe we are winning the arguments today.

"It is time to take back control, and speak for freedom in Britain and around the whole of the EU."

Johnson made the pro-Leave address alongside Justice Secretary Michael Gove, German-born Labour MP Gisela Stuart and John Longworth, the former director-general of the British Chamber of Commerce. The Vote Leave campaigners spoke at a shampoo factory in the West Midlands market town of Stratford-upon-Avon.

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