“Daily Show” host Trevor Noah just launched a truly despicable attack on American police officers, going so far as to compare them to gangs because of the loyalty they have to one another.

During his show on Monday night, Noah talked about the violent riots that have broken out since the death of George Floyd, who died in police custody in Minneapolis, Minnesota last month.

“Never before in American history has there been an uprising like this, exactly like this, where you have huge numbers of people coming out every single day, in every single state in the country,” Noah said. “With all these protests sweeping across America, people have been comparing this moment to the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. And much like the 1960s, law enforcement officers have met these calls to end police brutality with even more police brutality.”

Despite the fact that many of the riots across the nation have taken violent turns, with businesses being destroyed and buildings being burned down, Noah said the rioters could not be compared to terrorists. “I’m sorry, what about these people screams ‘terrorist’ to you?” he questioned. “Like maybe I have forgotten my history but I don’t remember the part where al Qaeda attacked America with cardboard signs.”

“I don’t care who you are, those images have to be upsetting to watch,” Noah said of videos that show police brutality. “Because these images are the antithesis of what America is supposed to stand for. This is supposed to be the country where you have the freedom to say whatever you want. A democracy. You can say whatever you want, whether it’s ‘Black Lives Matter’ or ‘Let’s all drink bleach,’ the government is not supposed to physically punish you for that.”

Noah concluded his rant by discussing the fact that 57 police officers on the Buffalo police Emergency Response Team all resigned from the unit last weekend, in solidarity with two of their cops who were arrested for pushing an elderly man to the ground. “Something I think people need to understand about the police is that in a way, they have the same code that a gang does,” Noah said. “Above all, you are loyal to your crew. That is a culture that is within every police department.”

“If good police are willing to look the other way or even join in when the bad police have abused their powers, you can make new rules and regulations all you want but if it won’t matter,” he added. “America’s not going to be able to fix this problem until we have police whose first priority is protecting and serving the people instead of protecting and serving themselves.”