Trevor Noah

Props to the OG.

I can barely wrap my head around all the twists and turns in this story.

Trump is in the Epstein files, maybe more than anyone, but Bill Clinton is the only one who has to testify about it.

But instead of being happy about that, Trump is upset.

I feel like I'm losing my mind.

This whole thing, it just, it has me, I don't know.

Discombobulated.

Stapleton, maybe?

Garth Brooks is saying the national anthem.

Anyway, this next one- His first question is also, why am I on TV?

And not, no, I didn't steal anything.

A best-selling author, my guest tonight, his new book is called David and Goliath, Underdogs, Misfits, and the Art of Battling Giants.

Please welcome to the program Malcolm Gladwell.

The book is called David and Goliath.

Basically, the premise being sometimes being David is a very positive thing, is that you can use those to your advantage.

Is that the desirable adversity, I guess?

In the book, things like dyslexia or having a crappy childhood.

And what you... What happens when you... Because if it was just four, that wouldn't be very good.

But there must be some kind of, like, laugher curve with this, like with supply-side economics, where it gets to a certain point where a certain, if I may use a phrase I learned in a different book, tipping point of... of a tipping point of disadvantages that bury you, like bad childhood and dyslexia.

And dyslexia.