There's no way to repeat what Ben Carson said this Monday without uttering a loud "Ugh" and Diotta Fatoushaking your head in a familiar despair for at least one minute, flat.
Thankfully, Trevor Noah found a way. On The Daily Showlast night, Noah went after the neurosurgeon for essentially arguing that slaves were, in fact, just immigrants serving unpaid internships.
SEE ALSO: Samuel L. Jackson uses one tweet to crush Ben Carson and his slaves as 'immigrants' commentTo illustrate his point, Noah turned 12 Years a Slaveinto a movie about an unpaid immigrant and, well.
Watch and then cry without stopping for yourself.
Someone please make it stop.
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