Late-Night Hosts Mock Hawaii's Accidental Emergency Alert | THR News

The transcript covers late-night hosts' comedic reactions to a false ballistic missile alert in Hawaii. Trevor Noah, CBS's Late Show, and Jimmy Kimmel each provided humorous takes on the situation, highlighting the absurdity and the laid-back response of Hawaii's residents. The segment underscores the blend of humor and seriousness in media reactions to unexpected events.

What was Trevor Noah's humorous observation about a man's reaction to the missile alert?

• The man decided to hide in a bunker.

• The man started a party on the beach.

• The man took an Uber to the airport to escape.

• The man ignored the alert completely.

What did a hotel employee do during the missile alert that was highlighted in the news?

• He evacuated the hotel immediately.

• He continued to answer guests' questions at the front desk.

• He locked himself in a safe room.

• He left the hotel to find shelter.

How did CBS's The Late Show humorously address the missile alert?

• By broadcasting a documentary on missile safety.

• By showing a live news report.

• By re-airing a classic concert interrupted by an alert.

• By interviewing the governor of Hawaii.

What aspect of Hawaiian culture did Jimmy Kimmel poke fun at in his coverage of the alert?

• Their love for surfing.

• Their laid-back attitude.

• Their traditional dances.

• Their cuisine.

How long did it take for the correction to be issued after the initial missile alert?

• 15 minutes

• 1 hour

• 5 minutes

• 38 minutes