VIDEO: Trevor Noah Impersonates Ben Carson Over and Over Again
In this "Daily Show" compilation, host Trevor Noah lowers his energy level to better impersonate Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson.In this “Daily Show” compilation, host Trevor Noah lowers his energy level to better impersonate Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson.
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