Trevor Noah watched Steve Bannon's highly anticipated "60 Minutes" Sunday and just wished the man "stayed in the shadows."
"It's like Donald Trump took a dump while he was tweeting and wished that dump would be a real boy," the "Daily Show" host joked.
Although Noah expected all of Bannon's responses to be predictable, the Comedy Central late-night host found Bannon's take on immigration to be particularly interesting considering the former White House chief strategist's family history.
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View Story"I don't even know why he's fighting about this," Noah said. "We all know America is a nation of immigrants."
And in order to prove his point, Noah hired a professional genealogist to dig into Bannon's ancestry and discovered that "Bannon's great-great grandfather Lawrence Bannon arrived in the U.S. from Ireland by the 1850s, at a time when America's borders were so open that Irishmen could just walk into the country with no passports, no visas, no background checks of any kind."
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View Story"So in many ways, Steve Bannon's great grandfather was a Dreamer," Noah said. "Yeah, and his great grandson is a f-cking nightmare."
