in for Kosta, and in another, Jaboukie Young-White filled in for Wood) co-host this segment dedicated to sports news. The segment's title is a spoof of ESPN sports talk show Pardon the Interruption. CP Time with Roy Wood Jr. (February 2018 – present) Roy Wood, Jr. hosts this segment while wearing a fake grey mustache and horn-rimmed glasses. This segment is dedicated to African-American history. The motto of the segment is, "Remember, we're for the culture." The title is a reference to the slang "Colored people's time". Everything Is Stupid (June 2018 – present) Ronny Chieng hosts this segment, providing commentary on ridiculous trends in the news such as Fortnite, luxurious doghouses, and adventure playgrounds. Trevor Noah: Racism Detective (January 2019 – present) A brief segment where after a person that is the focus of the story does something very characteristic of racism, prompting the question "Is he racist?" Noah turns to "Trevor Noah: Racism Detective", which is Noah dressed as a 1930s gumshoe in a black and white office simply confirming the person's racism. World War D (January 2019 – present) A segment focused on the Democratic Presidential Candidates seeking to win the Democratic nomination to run against Donald Trump in 2020. F**k These Animals (February 2019 – present) Noah, posing as his Australian cousin "Australian Trevor", would provide commentary on stories involving animals. Commander in Beef (May 2019 – present) A segment focusing on Donald Trump's petty Twitter feud at the moment. The Magical, Wonderful Road to Impeachment (September 25, 2019 – present) A segment that covers the impeachment inquiry against Donald Trump. Originally titled The Fantastic Absolutely Tremendous Road to Impeachment. Is This How We Die? (March 2, 2020 – present) A segment covering the COVID-19 pandemic. A Ray of Sunshine (April 2020 – present) Introduced on The Daily Social Distancing Show as an introductory segment showing some good news during the COVID-19 pandemic. Past recurring Noah-era segments Today's Future Now (October 7, 2015 – May 16, 2017) Today's Future Now is a segment hosted by correspondent Ronny Chieng, which takes a look at and reviews technological trends. The first segment, airing on October 7, 2015, was Chieng's debut on The Daily Show as a correspondent. The segment has reviewed tech such as virtual reality, artificial intelligence, smart technology and flying cars. What the Actual Fact (November 11, 2015 – January 23, 2017) What the Actual Fact