I Was Interviewed by Trevor Noah on The Daily Show!

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I'm Molly, a typical sushi, makeup, and fashion loving millennial girl who just so happens to be blind! I was diagnosed with Retinitis Pigmentosa at just 4 years old and began public speaking at age 5. I started just doing motivational speaking, but now I make videos and even model! Even though I can’t see, I know that there are bright spots in everything we face. Let’s find them together. 💕

[@abriannaruiz]

The fact that Trevor came to the green room to learn how to guide you and that they allowed time to walk the stage before hand shows how awesome the daily show is.

[@Valkyreon]

As far as I know, it's normal that the host greets the guests in person before the show. But I agree, Trevor Noah always struck me as a decent guy who tries to makes his guests feel welcome.

[@EvelineUK]

​@@Valkyreon after Nikki Tutorials had been on Ellen she said Ellen never came to see her before or after the show. She thought it was quite rude.

[@katetempleton9669]

@@EvelineUK Apparently, Ellen is exceptionally rude. I also heard that it's pretty common that late nigh hosts come to the green room to greet guests

[@NowLeavingNormal]

When Trevor reached out his hand and said “I’m reaching out my hand to you” that honestly really sealed the deal and sent the message home. MOLLY CANT SEE! It was charming haha

[@IceNixie0102]

YES THAT WAS SO PERFECT

[@ndlimbk]

Ikr I thought Trevor should have rehearsed that with her during her walk-through but this way it was so much more genuine and I totally love them for that. You were awesome Molly I'm so proud of you!

[@user-lw3yp6gw5g]

I’m so glad Molly has chosen this bold dress and over the top shoes. She definitely looked as “somebody” and she is somebody indeed. This was her moment to shine ✨

[@wolfchick8387]

🇨🇦 Apparently the full interview isnt available on The Daily Show KZbin channel outside of the US. So anyone outside of the US has to watch it on the CTV comedy KZbin channel at kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXKyZaFtqpeEr5o

[@princesslola1234]

She really did look incredible 😍

[@Maddym365]

Loved her outfit except the gloves! Thought they were a bit much, but that’s just my opinion :) she’s gorgeous and it was a LOOK!

[@britann9539]

MOLLY...THIS? It's so much better than Ellen could've EVER been! This is _such_ a better platform: so much more worthy of your greatness!

[@sooooooooooooooo]

I know this comment really makes me wanna cry . THE VISION BOARD 😭 I’m loving mollys journey there’s so many shows I want to see her on 😭😭😭

[@Benni777]

Ellen WOULD NEVER!!! 🙄🤭🤭

[@thehealingfairee]

I was thinking the same thing!!

[@eveebunny]

Completely agree!!!

[@britann9539]

Right!? Sometimes doors don't open for u cause there's a better one waiting in the future

[@jean-nee8972]

I teared up after Trevor introduced you and your little clip played, and everyone laughed at your joke about how your eyes are pretty but they don't work. Surprised myself with the emotional reaction. I'm just so proud of you and one of your biggest supporters and advocates. You nailed it!!! YOU GO GIRL!!

[@mwflanagan1]

Those of us who have followed you for years are not at all surprised that you did so well. You’ve been forging your own path all along, and Trevor is correct in suggesting you should write books, etc. Very proud of you.

[@mgaspesie]

Right!!???!???!!!!! Not surprised!

[@myolemma]

Its so cool to see just how accommodating the studio is to Molly and co! Letting her do the stage walk ahead of time and even giving gifts for her dog, despite not having the dog present is so incredibly sweet. Love to see it, I expect nothing less from Trevor (my ultimate celebrity crush lol).

[@Christinabean96]

Molly, not only did you seem so comfortable during that interview but this entire video you seem so YOU! Like the real, modern day Molly and it’s so refreshing to see someone so genuinely happy and confident!! You go girl!

[@Echodolly6]

As a blind woman myself. I'm so used to dressing to blend in with the background... to not stand out, to not draw more attention to myself when I already feel like I stick out like a sore thumb in public. Watching Molly makes me remember that I don't need to hide away and blend in. I deserve to be in the spotlight as much as anyone else. I'm tired of making myself uncomfortable and lesser than everyone around me so that THEY aren't uncomfortable in my presence. Molly helps me to realise that I deserve a seat at the table too. Thank you Molly.

[@morganadvantures]

The fact that the show gave you the option to walk on with sighted guide and that they took the time to let you walk on stage before and also time for you to chat with Trevor about how to guide you. 🙌🏽🙌🏽 10/10.

[@Scarletlight525]

Saw the interview and I must say you did amazingly well. Yeah, blind girl moments here and there but doh! you are a blind girl! Having the moments without living the stereotype is what the world needs to see! We are so conditioned into masking being blind it's honestly depressing, so let the world see the moments in-between all of the just being a person like everyone else!

[@imscanon]

Unless she was doing the blind girl moments on purpose so people wouldn't suspect! lol I'm fully kidding. Molly is blind and people who think otherwise are indeed idiots. Honestly those moments are part of her charm and she handles them so well because she's awesome. I actually hadn't noticed them watching the show and only saw it when she pointed it out here.

[@tommy_kaira733]

I did too it was coolz

[@leahmoore6820]

I love how polite he is especially when you're showing him how to guide you and help you. He's always seemed like a very nice guy.

[@BethC817]

Seeing the behind the scenes with you was so neat, like I was going through the experience with you. Amazing interview. I don't even know you and I was crying because I was so proud of how great you were and that you had this experience to represent so many people while also being uniquely you. The outfit was also amazing, you looked like a star. Thank you for taking on being a voice.

[@sooooooooooooooo]

I was crying too

[@debbiepoole2247]

I'm a 64 Yr old English woman. After watching this I feel like a proud grandmother. Well done Molly. You were just you. You got a lot across about blind/ disabled people. You looked amazing in your dress and shoes. You were very brave to wear those shoes.

[@heatherstephens-cantu3181]

I found myself literally tearing up when you talked about how proud you were of yourself doing the thing you’d always dreamed of and feeling safe enough to be your authentic self while you did it. I don’t comment on videos much but I watch every one of yours and couldn’t be silent in my support for you this time around. You did the damn thing and you did it wholeheartedly!

[@britann9539]

Being on with Trevor Noah ... I respect him more than any major tv star host...he is a REAL ONE. The ultimate honour. *Tear* so happy for Molly 🥺😍😘

[@Elsab950]

When I saw the interview pop up on the daily show’s channel I GASPED! I love Trevor - his book is incredible and he is so funny and well spoken and then to have you on there - also so funny and well spoken. It was like seeing my favorites meet up! You did such an amazing interview, educating about the challenges of disabled people while being engaging. You also made Trevor full out real laugh when talking about pranking with feeling faces. He was obviously deeply impressed by you. I feel like such a proud mom 🥰 even though we are the same age 😂.

[@amyj4106]

I gasped too! It was super cool :)

[@rachelsavard851]

I wanted to say I'm enjoying this behind the scenes more than the actual interview, partly because we become more aware of the social issues you're trying to impart, and partly because we see how you have to adapt to new environments. But your stylist is the most impressive, especially if she found those gloves and they aren't even the same brand as the dress!

[@EmilyCarmen]

Molly you helped me to follow my dream to be a musician that represents the chronic illness and disability community in the music and entertainment industry. I was so hesitant to take the leap into the industry as a disabled chronically ill musician and your videos over the years helped me to find myself. Thank you so much!

[@KisDraga]

That’s awesome!

[@MagnoliaPantherWoman]

😎 Congratulations! And thank you for intentionally being representation! I never thought of it that way, but I worked 30 years with chronic illness and was requested by name in my field. My sisters in law represent chronic illness as well. One is highly sought after in her field. The other as a mother and business owner.

[@ChristianSullivan]

Oh my gosh, YES! Trevor Noah is an amazing comedian! I’ve watched “The Daily Show With Trevor Noah” for a couple years now! I’m glad you got to share your story with his audience! My Parents saw You on his show! They’re saying what an amazing speaker You are for the disabled/blind community!

[@jordanmahonytheblindworld8483]

It’s incredible my friend it’s absolutely incredible and I see that you’re uploading content with your guide dog support you all the way my friend even though I have to catch up in March

[@ChristianSullivan]

@@jordanmahonytheblindworld8483 Thank you!!

[@Tiggmuffin]

I've been watching you for years...I feel like a proud aunt...I cried happy tears watching this. I'm disabled from an invisible illness, it can be hard publicly....I truly hope you know how special you are to so many of us. I can only hope to be a fraction of the inspiration you are!

[@soupermum2837]

That is exactly how I feel!! Like a proud Auntie!! ❤️🐝❤️

[@mackthompson616]

when i watched the interview, i got so emotional when i saw you walk out. i’m not blind but i do use a cane for mobility and it’s so uncommon to see disabled people just existing, walking, living our lives in media it hit so hard for no reason to be able to see someone being visibly disabled in mainstream media

[@AshleysMommy]

The emotion in your voice when you were back in the hotel watching your interview back really struck me. You're wonderful, Molly! You can be proud of what you've done and what you're doing for your community. You're definitely smashing it and doing a great job at being part of that representation you'd like to have more of. And Trevor Noah seems like such a wonderful person too. I'm glad you had this experience and I wish you nothing but more of those!

[@kare6888]

I am sooo proud of you Molly!! The interview looked like it went so well, it made me tear up! Being recently diagnosed with RP and deciding to do PhD in Computer Science and tactile images for the visually impaired community, this video felt like we are a team, breaking the stereotypes, making the world a better place and just thriving! I hope to meet you one day!

[@skybloom1381]

AHH i was so proud to see you on The Daily Show!!! I had no idea you were going to be on and when you walked out on his show i audibly gasped!! Also you looked this marvelous also , that outfit was so fire you couldn't have been styled better!!! Ahhh so happy to see you represent!!!

[@susandreyer9019]

I audibly gasped too!

[@poojaghosh7783]

I’m a yoga and Pilates instructor and I told my student about you today! I mentioned you were on Trevor Noah. The reason you came up with my student is because she had mentioned her grand daughter having a hearing impairment and how the highlight of her recent trip with her grand daughter was when she signed “ grandma” I recommended your channel to my student and her daughter and grand daughter!! She was super thankful!!! Molly you brighten my days 🙏🏽 You give every human hope! 🥰🌈💕

[@eileenfagansunflowerdesign8794]

Hi Pooja, just a suggestion for that young girl-an inspirational young lady called Rose Ayling-Ellis who won Strictly Come Dancing in the UK last year. She is a fabulous role model and advocate for the deaf community and also a great character and entertainer. Herself and her partner performed some fabulous routines and she is a joy to watch both as a dancer and an interviewee. I’m sure you could find loads of material on her on KZbin. Just a thought!

[@poojaghosh7783]

Thank you!!!❤

[@ashleydawn8423]

I shed a tear when the crowd cheered for you!! You did that thing girl! 👏 🥰

[@LaLa615]

I would’ve never known you were the least bit nervous before this interview had I not watched your behind the scenes footage. You killed it girl. Best interview ever😎🤩❤️ You achieved your goal when walking out on that stage.. You slayed Queen👑

[@shawnnamitchell8618]

Molly I just saw this, and thanks for explaining that unqualified "service dogs* are a major problem and that it's giving us a bad name. My name is Shawnna, and got my first mobility service dog 4 years ago. I've had a few access issues, because of fakes . One in particular, saying that I can come in , but only if I tie him up outside first. Needless to say, I asked if I could talk to the manager. ... That was a month after getting him, but I've gotten a lot more than that. Anyway, you were great and you looked beautiful! You're a wonderful person and representation of the disability community!!!

[@emilymorgan909]

This interview brought tears to my eyes because I know what a big step this is for the disabled community. Trevor was an amazing host and you absolutely nailed it!!! And you looked like a superstar up there 💙

[@lins_tripsininstagram1509]

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[@pmfajardo15]

this was such a proud moment for me as a follower, to have been following you for years and seeing your nerves and excitement for The Daily Show and seeing you walk on the stage from behind the scenes was such a PROUD moment 🥹❤️❤️

[@thamiresnunes2153]

My two favorite KZbinrs in one! So proud of you Molly. Also, I had a PHENOMENAL time at the guide dog school at Leaderdog. I hope to be a guide dog veterinarian one day ❤️❤️

[@khanhhm5762]

You got to go and visit Leader Dogs in Michigan? That's awesome; I don't have a guide from them but they are a great school. And, that would be amazing if you could be a vet at a guide dog school one day. I hope that happens for you.

[@caimacler7712]

I’m literally smiling just as large as you molly, I’m so frickin proud of you and the disabled community. This is making me burst with joy. Quite genuinely tearing up. I too hope this is beginning for us. Thank you for helping open this door for the world🤍🤍

[@MissBrittany86]

I’m so proud of you

[@storiesinthedust]

The work that Trevor does is so incredible and to see the two of you come together is the best unexpected duo! He seemed so genuinely invested in you and your life, and you could just tell that it was a light, friendly atmosphere. Congrats Molly! You were amazing and looked so good!!

[@T.C.85]

I watched it, and I was so proud of you and so happy for you. You did amazing and you looked amazing.

[@brianaomundson]

I've never bothered to give Trevor the time of day... UNTIL NOW! He's gained a fan!

[@Jennikreads]

I'm glad you made the decision to have Trevor guide you that was such an iconic moment to watch and it did exactly what you were hoping it showed viewers blindness. You looked amazing and it was such a pleasure as always to hear you talk about your lived experience.

[@Lisa_McGuire]

Love Maeve’s reactions in the hotel room viewing Molly and Trevor’s interview on the Daily Show. Mom’s genuine affirmations along with her chuckling and giggling were exactly how I felt! You and your team def Nailed It!!

[@BrittanyMissLovingLife]

I’m so proud of you Molly you go girl

[@miajanay48]

Whyyy did I get emotional watching Molly getting ready to walk out on stage?? My heart was beating and the minute she walked back after the interview, my eyes were absolutely misty. Felt like a proud big sis! You DID kill it, Molly!!

[@pinkerton156]

I saw the interview right when it came out on the Daily show channel and I was sooo proud of you! Such a fun and inspiring interview. And you looked amazing! So interesting to see the backstage experience in this video. Great job Molly, Trevor & the Daily Show crew!

[@nyclady27]

MOLLY! I've watched Trevor on TV and online for years now and when I heard your name I became so worked up! In a good way. I so adore him, and I so admire you I was childlike; giggling and jumping up and down in my seat! You did terrific! You are changing the image of disability. I hope this interview was a launching pad for you to skyrocket in the industry. Good luck, and I look forward to joining you on the next steps of your life's journey and fulfilling your childhood dreams. 🙂👍🌹🌹🌹 Trevor, if you read this, thank you for all the wonderful things you do. You are one helluva human being. God bless Gogo. 🙏🙂👍🌹☮

[@mypathunfolding]

I listen to the podcast version of The Daily Show every night and when they said MOLLY BURKE would be on I was SO EXCITED FOR YOU!!! You were amazing AND authentic! Congrats!

[@monicak5101]

Where do u get the podcast version of TDS? Can u share the link please?

[@dinahakim7114]

You know I actually saw your interview on the late show with Trevor. You nailed it girl you nailed it I was so proud of Prime fan. I even think this is on KZbin by the way but I even thanked him for letting you come on it’s good to be represented and I’m glad that he represented you in a good light. So proud of you

[@Znalezisko]

You did great on the show. I'm so happy for you, this will definitely broaden your reach and get your message through to way more poeple. So nice of Trevor to have invited you as well. I like him a lot, I also read his book and thoroughly enjoyed it. Both of you - Molly and Trevor - basically got me through the pandemic, so I'm so happy to see you together. Thanks!

[@AshleysAdvice]

I saw your interview it was amazing, thank you so much for mentioning us other disabled creators. I too am trying to educate on my disabilities that are unique, and try and shut down rumours and misconceptions around how people with visual and physical disabilities are supposed to look and act, I’m so proud of you, you did amazing on the show! You are one of my favourite creators because you’re so confident and comfortable with your disability, that you help people like me have the courage to do what you do, helping to educate and spread awareness for disability.

[@bsturc]

I relate to a part of what you said about being interviewed seated vs. walking in. A lot of people that know me online see photos of me on IG and whatnot, but I'm physically disabled w/ a condition that affects my mobility and coordination. The visibility of my disability is something that can't be grasped by writing about it, or talking about it, or photographing it. I recently had to make a video for a project I'm working on, and there's footage of me walking, and gosh! It is such a source of vulnerability for me, but it is also important. Mm yeah, I just wanted to share. I haven't finished watching the video yet so I can't comment much further lol

[@bsturc]

OKAY I watched the video and it made me ~emotional !!!!!! I am so proud of you Molly. You did such a fantastic job

[@khanhhm5762]

I'm so happy you had such an opportunity to be on the Today's Show with Noah and to help educate about blindness, Molly. I thought you did a great job. I did read his book Born A Crime and I absolutely loved it. I'm not a fan of audio books, even if they are narrated by the author, but I'm glad you enjoyed his narration. Take care.

[@nancewhx]

Oh I cried when I saw you walked out with your cane so confidently. I feel proud and happy for you. And the team of women that helped you along the way for this interview. Everyone did amazing. Your makeup and outfit were perfect. 💕

[@fishdawn1804]

You story really touched me Molly. I have a 27 year old brother who’s also visually impaired. I started teaching him how to play a musical keyboard at a tender age of 9 years and the challenges are “Yes” there’s still a section of people in today’s society who’s attitude towards blind people are explicitly discriminatory and i think mandatory education in schools and institutions can play a pivotal role in creating awareness about people from all walks of lives, particularly those with disabilities and that they also need to be treated with dignity and accorded the same opportunities that other people have.

[@kazzerism]

Molly you KILLED IT! You did a great job showing off exactly who you are, I would be so proud if I were you. When you were talking about being nervous I imagined how I would feel walking out in front of an audience and cameras and I totally would not be able to do it, lol. Even though you had a couple small blind girl moments, they are so important to remind people of the reality of what it's like for you to not be able to see when someone is, for example, trying to shake your hand. Also, your story about face touching made me laugh out loud.

[@mckellagrunow4214]

I watched online. CONGRATS Molly! I cried happy tears for you. So proud of you and what you are doing.

[@ElizabethDohertyThomas]

Two of my small list of favorite people on the internet TOGETHER in person!!! AMAZING JOB!

[@susan6834]

Molly being excited about seeing her own interview is so pure🥰🥰🥰

[@HowCaseySeesIt]

So proud of you, Molly! As a fellow blind woman, I truly care about raising awareness so much!! I’m so happy you’re getting these opportunities!

[@caramelushca]

Not me on the treadmill at the gym trying not to cry 😂 This was so emotional, so happy for you, Molly, and for the blind community!

[@cathab7594]

I would love to see Molly having her own talk show one day! She is so talkative and charismatic! I think it would be a great fit and open the door for new topics that don't usually get the spotlight. Molly, you crushed it!!! Wishing all the best in the future!

[@barbaravyse660]

Great idea!

[@sined911]

When you were showing him how to guide you to the chair, that was such a sweet moment. Love it! Glad you had fun! Side note, I used to live on the West Side where the daily show studio is, hope you got to enjoy some of the great food on 9th avenue!

[@janhatcher6991]

I think you did a fantastic job! You should be very proud of yourself. You didn't look nervous you looked very confident and you just did amazing.❤️❤️❤️

[@clairefranzen5753]

I was so sad that I missed this!! You were amazing as always Molly and you definitely made a statement. I loved that they treated you well and really took everything into consideration. It was so nice to see that Trevor was willing to learn how to guide you onstage himself and how he could learn from this as well.

[@espurrlady3397]

What an incredible video, Molly! I watched the interview and you rocked it!! You are doing so much good for disabled people everywhere! That little pep talk at the end had me in tears. You are an icon! Thank you!

[@DaveSimonH]

The interview was great, well done Molly. I was initially sad as the KZbin link wasn't available in the UK, but thankfully the interview was also posted on the 'CTV Comedy Channel' KZbin. For other non-US viewers, the video is titled; "Molly Burke - Educating Society About the Disabled Community | The Daily Show".

[@Dan_Sgambelluri]

The link is kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXKyZaFtqpeEr5o

[@KrystalKlear1231]

When I saw your interview pop up earlier this week, I was so happy and impressed and this was a major moment! Hope you continue to celebrate because you deserve it !

[@BunniBeshara]

I thought Audrey Hepburn just before she said it!!! I named my daughter Audrey after her. My Audrey radar is always on. Lol

[@becnoremac-mail7307]

I was worried when you said how high your heels were. I can't walk in heels, but I was worried your cane wouldn't reach. Phew! You did such an awesome job. You were confident and fun. Great interview.

[@amandabaxter-fix9187]

This was a great moment for you Molly!! I wish I could watch the full interview but it's not available in Canada

[@thehealingfairee]

Omg that outfit is EVERYTHING!! 🔥🔥🔥 Congrats on getting on the Daily Show! You deserve it, and the interview went so well! 👏

[@kellycritz8741]

Perfect timing to brighten my day 🥰

[@gutenmorgan2063]

your interview was so great Molly! I am so proud of you!!

[@nycbutterfly52]

This is AMAZING!!! I haven't watched the show yet, but your segment looks great! As a blind woman, mother of another blind woman, I want to thank you for all of the representation for all of us!!! Oh, and ALL of the rest of what you!

[@paigez7680]

When molly was watching herself. I teared up a bit! The excitement on her face brought me such joy! She really does deserve this! I'm so happy for her!

[@alexiavincent6684]

what you do for the blind community is so amazing. i have watched you for years and told all of my friends and family how inspiring you are and how much you have taught me. i have tears in my eyes watching this!!!

[@CaylawithaC]

This is so awesome! And as a fellow blind girl and anxious person, I so appreciate that you chose to walk out on stage for the greater good even though you were nervous about it. I don’t usually like to use the term inspiring because it’s often pretty cringey, but that was really inspiring to me

[@LauraWichman]

This is just so badass!!! I felt so emotional as you talked about finally doing it, when you grew up unsure if it was even possible. As a longtime follower of yours I am just so proud of you and so happy to see you thriving and living your dreams every day! 💕

[@eneswk]

I was so happy when I saw you on the show!, you're doing great things, Molly!

[@callumwarren115]

This interview was superb. You slayed it as you said. I was actually emotional for you seeing how freely the dialogue and conversation was and it had me thinking like if only more conversations could be like this. Too many interviews and people in general focus on what has been lost by being disabled and not what has been gained or more importantly what currently matters to us as people and a wider community. You did us all proud by going out there and educating Trevor and the audience about disability and obviously blind folk. Its with unified effort that together we are gonna make the change we long we for. Your one of the leaders of that change molly.

[@megasilvertrumpet]

Congratulations on the amazing interview! I’ll admit, when they called your name and you confidently walked on stage, it brought tears to my eyes! As someone who also has RP, I know how much courage it takes to walk into a space like that when you can’t see. But you killed it, and that is very inspiring.

[@astridmyst]

I am IN LOVEEE with this DRESS & GLOVES, those HEELS, hair, and makeup look! Most of all I am sooooooooo proud to see the interview! It is so needed and I completely agree about having sighted guide. I can't think of ever seeing that before on TV so I'm so happy it is now!

[@rhodafires134]

OMG Molly this was such fun!!!! And you are so amazing and I'm so proud of you and so excited for you I'm just grinning from ear to ear with joy for you that you got to live this dream and you were so loved and beautiful and well received OMG!!!! LOL I just love who you are Molly and am anxious for NEXT TIME. xoxoxo

[@kellyaquinn]

You looked great! And you did a fantastic job in the interview! I hope big things come from this for you!

[@gprotho]

I commented on the original video but I had to do it here as well. This was heartwarming and eye-opening, no pun intended, for my friends/family (with disabilities or as we like to say loveabilities) and myself (who is non-disabled)! My friend and cousin aren't blind but one is autistic and the other one has muscular dystrophy which made him wheelchair bound eventually. I have videos from my bday parties of him, my family member with muscular dystrophy, running around and playing soccer with me but now he barely has mobility from neck down so thank you for this and starting the conversation about disabilities (loveabilities) on national television. Much love!

[@beachbri]

Absolutely loved watching you on Trevor's show! You are both incredible people with great hearts, so it was an appropriate first choice for you for Late Night TV. Thank you too for the behind the scenes peek!

[@frankied.roosevelt6232]

It was such a stellar interview!!! And I lowkey freaked out over the fact that he watches the same KZbinrs I do!

[@brittanyhigashi3775]

So I already saw the interview portion and didn’t think too much when I saw this video, I was just like cool behind the scenes content. But as a disabled woman listening to you talk about representation in the context of the interview and it being such a mainstream platform, made me tear up! I wasn’t expecting that! But being mobility impaired and hearing you really highlight that during your near death scary experience video recently and now here just hit me in the feels. I lived on the 4th floor of an apartment building with my ex and my son, who was 7-8 when we moved in. They didn’t warn us about the siren sound when a fire alarm or whatever would go off. The first time it happened it was late at night and my ex was home. It scared the shit out of us but he was there and went to check things out to see if we needed to evacuate. It happened several more times when he wasn’t home, mostly during the day when my son was also in school, but it was that experience that made me realize how vulnerable I was in that situation. At the time I was 2 years into my new disability (I’ve been dealing with chronic pain since I was 15, but this new condition has left me fully disabled) I realized if my ex wasn’t home and I was home alone with my son I couldn’t get out down 4 flights of stairs. I cried one day when this realization hit, because it also meant that when I’m out if any emergency situation happened, like a shooting, that I would just get in the way and wouldn’t be able to save myself let alone my son or anyone else. I told my ex at the time, in that situation that he was to take my son (not his) and run and get himself and my son to safety period. I had to teach my son that if something happened in our building that he was to go down the emergency stairs, that ironically enough were right next to our apartment, and to look for our apartment manager or a mommy and to tell them that his mommy is disabled and stuck up in 401 and that I told him to find a mommy and to stay with them until I could reunite with him, under other circumstances to try to reach his grandmother and aunt, who at the time lived right down the street. It was and still is a very terrifying notion, being disabled in an emergency situation. So thank you for highlighting that and for doing this interview and making it about representation and why it’s important to you. You could’ve chosen to talk to about anything, it was your interview and your time, the fact that you put your community and the disabled community first really means a lot. 💜

[@EditsByLyra]

You did brilliantly!✨ No idea how you stayed so calm and collected.

[@navarmg]

You are so inspirational! People without disabilities tend to complain a lot about everything (counting myself) BUT you girl make me realize life is about enjoying every single minute, be confident, and seeing all around you with your heart and soul. I’m so proud of you!!! Great work 💖💖💖

[@sngray11]

That is incredible that you were on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah Molly! 💗 Political news has been so heavy that I can’t watch it without a dose of comedic relief; like Trevor Noah and Stephen Colbert provide.

[@jacquelyn_24]

I literally can’t express how much I LOVE YOU. I’ve looked up to you for so many years. I have an account on TikTok where I spread awareness on learning disabilities because I have dyslexia and dyscalculia and barely anyone talks about them. Although we have different disabilities I relate to many things that you say. You will forever inspire me and I hope one day I get to meet you in real life. All love, Jacquelyn 💕

[@jessharback9301]

Omg I've never seen someone else talk about or say they have dyscalculia! I only found out I have this about 4 months ago and it makes so much sense but I had never heard about it before! I have a couple other chronic illnesses and advocates strongly for those but thank you talking about this one in particular! It's so missed in society and could help so many people, children especially, with more representation!

[@jackien5563]

@@jessharback9301 My daughter has dyslexia, dyscalculia, and ADHD, too. They need to be talked about more, for sure.

[@tahliacameron9030]

As someone who also has RP I'm so proud of you Molly & all the things you do for the disabled community ❤️ you've truly helped me a lot & I'm so grateful for your videos 😊

[@lovelala6861]

Walking out was so ICONIC! Made me cry happy tears! Congrats Molly! 🍾🎈🎉

[@kimmmy86]

That’s so exciting, I’m so happy for you. Thank you for showing the blind represented on media is not how we all are. Ps.as a fellow cane user who rarely wears heels, I felt very anxious for you walking those bratz doll shoes on national television. Haha. Glad you made it unscathed.

[@destineemulcahy3179]

I teared up watching this. So proud of you girl and you deserve every moment in the spotlight. You did the damn thing!

[@psychedelicpegasus7587]

Molly, I'm watching and you are just about to go onstage, and my heart is going 90 miles an hour for you. I am so excited for you that I started to applaud when everyone else did ^_^ Well done! Trevor seems like a lovely guy, a really good egg.

[@mmwoodcockart]

I did not have time to watch the full video, so I skipped to where you and your mom were watching it back: I got chills seeing you doing the interview and hearing your mom being so proud of you. Support and family help so many get so far, and it's evident that you have a strong network around you despite your social abandoment in your youth. So happy for you, your channel, your family and whats to come!

[@JessPoisson]

Omg that is so exciting!! I love Trevor Noah and I can't wait to watch this interview!! 😍

[@Jensenb1000]

Molly love your content your amazing and inspiration to me! 😊❤️

[@shannonhensley2942]

I saw it and you did fabulous. You looked fabulous. It was incredible. You are incredible. I've been following you for so long and I'm so happy for you. I'm so happy for your journey. You are a real celebrity and you deserve to be treated as a celebrity.

[@krismac1]

I saw this a few days ago on TDS’s KZbin channel! Loved it! It’s actually how i was introduced to you!!!

[@ronjaj.addams-ramstedt1023]

Wow, wow, WOW! Go Molly! You so deserve this, for all the great work you have done over the years. Also, Trevor is my favorite late night host, so that makes me extra happy. Love from Finland, EU!

[@ronjaj.addams-ramstedt1023]

And your outfit is simply stunning! Way to go, girl!