the issue, as well as examples of how that certain issue affects black Americans. The first segment of Black Eye on America talks about the struggles that black journalists have when discussing race issues on television. It talks about how and why they have to keep calm, and shows examples of non-black anchors making racist remarks towards these black journalists. The second segment looks at the phenomenon known as "Black Twitter". Who Is the Real President? (February 6, 2017 – April 4, 2017) In the first months after Donald Trump became President of the United States, Trevor Noah analyses White House characters who might even be more powerful than Trump himself. In this segment, Trevor has pondered if the real President is Senior Advisor Steve Bannon, news company Fox News or Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner. Past recurring Stewart-era segments Here is a list of past recurring segments from mostly the era in which Jon Stewart hosted the show, in alphabetical order: InDecision Prior to the debut of The Daily Show, Comedy Central produced "InDecision '92", a series of comedy specials parodying NBC News's "Decision" segment which airs during election years. Following a second series of specials in 1996 titled "InDecision '96", "InDecision" became a recurring feature on The Daily Show starting with "InDecision 2000". The segment focuses on election-year topics, from state primaries, the party conventions, the campaign trail, the debates and election night. Variants have included: "ReDecision 2003", covering the 2003 California gubernatorial recall election "InDecision 2004: Prelude to a Recount", covering the 2004 United States presidential election "InDecision 2044", a segment in which Rob Riggle interviewed kindergarteners to see who was most likely to run for president in 2044 "Indecision 1425", covering the January and December 2005 Iraqi parliamentary election dated using the Islamic calendar "The Road to InDecision 2006" covering the months leading up to the 2006 midterms "Indecision 5766", covering the 2006 Israeli legislative election dated using the Hebrew calendar "InDecision/InDécision 2006", covering the 2006 Canadian federal election acknowledging Canada's two official languages "InDecision 2008: Clusterf@#k to the White House", covering the early primary season of the 2008 presidential election "IranDecision 2009", covering the 2009 Iranian presidential election "InDecision 2010: Midterm TeaPartyGanza, When Grizzlies Attack", covering the 2010 United States elections, referencing the Tea Party and Sarah Palin's nickname for conservative mothers as "Mama Grizzlies" "Indecision 1776: Ye Cobblestone Road to the White House", covering the