Malala Yousafzai - Helping Refugee Girls with “We Are Displaced” & Malala Fund | The Daily Show

[@nothingposted9056]

Being her teacher would be so much pressure. She got shot trying to get an education, you better be good at your job.

[@LucasKsh]

That too in the head

[@Sig721Tau]

@Stephanie Mujan Ah, cry us some more snowflake tears.

[@dilesycepeda3560]

NothingPosted905 💀

[@strangerfriend5318]

funniest thing i've read in a while!

[@ibrahimarshad4441]

NothingPosted905 fake story bro come and see mostly female doctors are from her village.

[@helgacane5664]

"Becoming a refugee is never their first choice."

[@aphexon.]

Ardian Borg mindless idiot!

[@Thatssoscketchy]

@@isakbd3450 www.bbc.com/news/magazine-36808038 this should explain why they don't settle in Turkey. It's not to do with welfare but the fact that they're not considered refugees in those initial countries, which makes life much more difficult for them

[@claudeghendrih762]

@@isakbd3450 Hello piece of shit

[@susanjamison3382]

@Adrian Borg if you don’t like Trevor , don’t watch these clips on KZbin.

[@aphexon.]

@@isakbd3450 You should educate your self before you speak.

[@GB-TX]

Every time she opens her mouth she says something completely inspiring and profound.

[@zaahidapatel1362]

so true

[@galacticpanda4848]

@@HarrisAvaan you bellend learn some effing respect.

[@florad629]

@TheIronMan987 this jan pakistan is a fake profile. This number doesnt belong to Pakistan. The calling number of Pakistan starts with +92 or 0092. Certainly a defaming profile created to defame Pakistanis

[@emeraldradiancemadinamunawwara]

@@florad629 Right you are!

[@khurramsharzad9318]

@@florad629 many things like these types heppening in world media and social media against 🇵🇰 Pakistan

[@beniology101]

"We hear about refugees, but we never hear from refugees."

[@waleedkhattak8114]

Because you don't want to hear them that why you watch bullshit tv news

[@khurramsharzad9318]

Khattak u r right.

[@aniketpandey309]

She is a bitich.

[@AdityaSingh-wh9ny]

@@aniketpandey309 who are you? Ek chaul me betha banda jo use gaali dera h kyunki vo muslim aur pakistani h grow up buddy

[@aniketpandey309]

@@AdityaSingh-wh9ny seriously bro you know nothing about her how much she get paid and who she promotes terrorist or women rights....you know nothing 👏👏👏👏 continue with tiny little grown up brain....sooner or later you will understand.🖤🇮🇳🙏👍

[@thennal]

Dare I say that Trevor might have been just a liiiiiiiiittle nervous interviewing this fascinating girl!?? It was quite flattering to me as a woman. Mama raised you right Trev!

[@annabunovsky5628]

It really gives me hope to see Malala Yousafzai and Trevor Noah talking together. They both came from beginnings where their societies tried to keep them marginalized and silenced. She was targeted for being a girl with the audacity to want an education, he was a crime for being born. Seeing them together, and thinking about all they've accomplished as individuals, makes me genuinely believe that good can triumph over evil, cheesy as it sounds. God Bless the both of you for being such an uplifting inspiration to us all, especially in these unkind times.

[@1920F]

she was targeted for being a girl with the audacity to want education under the taliban rule,70% of medical students in her country are women.

[@kickthespike]

lovely words Anna

[@hamzamehmood1976]

Malala was not targeted by society but by terrorists who controlled the territory where she taught

[@waterfallsdontsaymeow2917]

This comment is amazing

[@hms4115]

Anna Bunovsky 💯

[@moonberuang]

he tried to insert a few jokes at the start but slowly it got more serious and i'm happy trevor didn't interfere when she talks. you know, to have more humour because some people do that.

[@audreymuzingo933]

His mama raised him right. You don't interrupt a woman who has a bunch of real shit to say.

[@moonberuang]

@@audreymuzingo933 damn i guess amazing runs in his fam

[@Alia-bc3rc]

Yesss! From all the late show hosts, Trevor is the best interviewer.

[@zeflute4586]

@@Alia-bc3rc Agreed!

[@priscillajimenez27]

When she says "firstly" it's cute and funny. You don't hear that often in American English lol

[@audreymuzingo933]

Trevor THANK YOU for having her on, bout time she got mainstream air time again!!!!! I love this woman.

[@suzanne2]

I'm like Trevor: Thank you, Malala, for coming on the show. Nobel laureate.... on the Daily Show... gasp! I opened the video just to make sure she was there, in real life form.

[@SneakyShark]

Although aware of her story, I've never really listened to a decent interview before. I'm impressed, humbled and full of admiration in reasonably equal measures. Trevor also conducted this interview impeccably. A good dose of proper humanity after a crap day :)

[@audreymuzingo933]

@@SneakyShark I know--honestly I had no idea she spoke English, let alone so fluently! Ha, better than lots of Americans in fact.

[@wheeloftime2908]

She is admirable for sure but she has not spoken about the kashmiri pandit exodus I think we need to be very appreciative but calling her a diety and inflating an ego like this especially of someone who has influence? we need objectivity in appreciation.We have seen where cult worship has taken the world

[@audreymuzingo933]

@@wheeloftime2908 So do we have "cult worship" of MLK? Ghandhi? Mandela? Not saying they're deities (and who here called Malala one?) but it IS possible for worldwide appreciation to be well-earned. As for inflating her ego, LOL!! You really think she's reading all these comments?

[@nacarreira777]

Glad to see a Nobel prize winner that actually deserved it.

[@b-rabbit3654]

forza juventus ma che cazzo c’ha da fare il presidente Obama in questo commento? Magari dì qualcosa di sensato.

[@BrendaUnu]

@forza juventus Why, he was a great president

[@flames4856]

Brenda Unuavworho oh hell nah. Starting illegal wars and bombing children. He was one of the worst. Since 2000, america had terrible presidents.

[@lemonflavouredbleach3640]

@@flames4856 You are literally talking about trump but okay

[@flames4856]

Lemon flavoured bleach both of them are monsters so shut the fuck up. Just because trump is evil doesnt mean obama is good.

[@devonlawton1149]

I'm the same age as Malala, and I'm so in awe of all that she's accomplished. In the autumn, I'll start my master's on human security and refugee aid, and I would adore the opportunity to work with her in any capacity. She's so right about the need to focus on the voices of the refugees themselves, rather than having organizations speak for them.

[@kingace6186]

Yeah. Whenever I encounter stories of these amazing people my age or younger, I can't help but feel a little down. But the truth is that that comes from a place of pride. It is essential to humble myself; rather, I choose to celebrate the hurdles Malala's overcome and learn from her accomplishments.

[@audreymuzingo933]

Here's where you see that Trevor's mama raised him right. You don't interrupt a woman when she's got a whole bunch of REAL sh to say.

[@gianniutube]

Audrey Muzingo I agree with you but, to be fair, you shouldn’t interrupt anyone who has real shit to say.

[@gianniutube]

All Abored Why should I?

[@i-love-comountains3850]

@All Abored Why, wtf?

[@i-love-comountains3850]

"2012 I spoke out publicly on behalf of girls and our right to learn. And this made me a target. In October 2012, on my way home from school, a masked gunman boarded my school bus and asked, “Who is Malala?” He shot me on the left side of my head. I woke up 10 days later in a hospital in Birmingham, England. The doctors and nurses told me about the attack - and that people around the world were praying for my recovery." I remember this happening, it shook the world.

[@neptunejupitersaturn]

@@gianniutube I'd like to think he's making a joke on interrupting someone. You and Audrey are right though, not interrupting someone when they're speaking is a crucial part of conversational skills that's missing these days. Many interviewers would usually jump in and interrupt a lot of what Malala was saying but Trevor allowed her to speak openly and freely. Trevor is always a breath of fresh air.

[@ultimatemusiccafe7220]

Trevor, you are a decent man and know how to host a girl like Malala without any interruption while she talks. Love from Bangladesh. Hope hosts of my country will learn from you.

[@lauriebolles3149]

Malala Yousafzai is a remarkable young woman.

[@messyincredibox]

He is gentleman

[@queennina3535]

Ultimate Music Cafe guess what he is black since all Asian hate black

[@Proger-sj8cj]

Queen Nina *Since when did all Asians hate blacks lol ?*

[@mishaalrahman2977]

Queen Nina Bruh that a lie.

[@agerardi125]

Malala acted so professional during the whole interview, something you don't always see a lot in talk show interviews, especially with celebrities. She was so mature I honestly would have mistaken her for an adult teacher if I didn't know that she was only three years older than me.

[@pearlgrantmuiznieks1200]

He is so humbled, can't look her in the eyes 😊 well done Trevor. That is a milestone for you right there.

[@itsmehh1621]

Yes I love how he's respecting her hijab!

[@RobenArjen]

@@itsmehh1621 this hijab is better than complete face cover

[@kayazyze6224]

First thing that came to my mind was “WOW”... She is so humble and doesn’t make the interview all about her... She also eloquently explains what are the challenges these refugee girls faced and why safe environment education is important... A well educated generation ensures a better future... I wouldn’t be surprised if she holds the highest position in a government one day... Truly a well deserved Nobel Prize winner... Love from Malaysia to Malala...

[@mahirrahman7]

As an Indonesian American, I grew up learning to love and admire Malala who represents the struggle of woman and refugee girls around the world. Pray for the Rohingya in Burma and pray for all the millions of refugee girls who continue to live through obstacles in war torn countries. So humble, wise and kind.

[@arikakarin2323]

@@pradeepchoudhary1627 wtf your brain is backward

[@anujmohite1446]

@@arikakarin2323 And yours is not mature yet

[@zuboy4272]

@@arikakarin2323 at least he didn't genocide hindus

[@SAMpireMusic795]

@@anujmohite1446 and you are asshole

[@benwasserman8223]

Malala is a true hero and icon

[@i-love-comountains3850]

" *2012* *I spoke out publicly on behalf of girls and our right to learn. And this made me a target.* In October 2012, on my way home from school, a masked gunman boarded my school bus and asked, “Who is Malala?” He shot me on the left side of my head. I woke up 10 days later in a hospital in Birmingham, England. The doctors and nurses told me about the attack - and that people around the world were praying for my recovery." I remember this was an event that shook the world.

[@i-love-comountains3850]

www.malala.org/malalas-story Y'all really gotta read this, it's astounding. She's a truly powerful woman, and that's made her the target of some very scary and dangerous people.

[@m_j7955]

ubokwilie It's not her religion. The Taliban are a political movement who happen to be "Muslim". I say that in quotation marks because some of the things they do go against Islam, from what I've learned about it.

[@m_j7955]

ubokwilie Ok. They tried to murder an innocent girl for wanting to go to school? Malala wanting to go to school isn't against anything in the Quran or Islam, I'd like to point out. Do you seriously think that that's permitted in the Quran? Don't give me that it's Jihad either, because it isn't. They aren't defending Islam, the Taliban are making a mockery of it. This is coming from an atheist. I may not believe in Allah or Muhammad, peace be upon him, or totally agree with everything in the Quran but I won't let people think that Islam permits this! It is not a religion that is violent! If it were everyone would be dead already.

[@jamescooper5028]

@@m_j7955 thank you Very much friend. As a muslim i really appriciate that.

[@gantyadasaimanikanta5173]

Nothing but respect from 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@dtv6640]

Terrorist not in Islam

[@ShahedHussain1]

Love this comment!!!

[@maryamkidwai2543]

@Adolf Hitler uh....so youre saying God ie Allah is a terrorist....please Islam doesnt promote terrorism, its a religion of peaceand mercy and forgiveness and love. And our prophet through Allah had said that one of the signs that the last day was approaching would be young men who would come up and do violent acts in the name of Allah but the Quran will never go down their throats..well that sums up terrorists...so yeah if you wanna believe in propaganda do so or elese learn abt Islam from authentic sources..

[@maryamkidwai2543]

@Magnificent India oh finally a nice person in the comments section. I totally agree, they should be a news channel purely for good news I think it will solve a lot of problems. Anyways have a great day=)

[@hazelgreen3707]

@Adolf Hitler your simply ignorant.... You are making assumptions without knowing the truth....... It won't last to be good as your name suggests

[@LifeUnfiltered-Raw]

" becoming a refugee is not their first choice ". Love her wisdom....

[@MuzikAficionado]

Trevor you did justice to her by letting her voice out and giving her ample time! THANK YOU for that and for always making meaningful content!

[@StewChicken42]

"Lemme teach you a lil somethin about SWAG". Hahaha.

[@siouansoyaan363]

You need to make your makeup

[@koketsok7391]

@@depressedgaysassyitalianre5748 wow

[@Human12208]

Unapologetically Sassy Ok lassy. Settle down now. Just find a Dominican🇩🇴 or a mullato that resembles him and handle your business. ...., but wow lady. Christ.

[@Jinx-iw6zb]

@@depressedgaysassyitalianre5748 I don't think he could do that

[@depressedgaysassyitalianre5748]

Facts I have faith in him my ex was always hard no matter how long we went at it

[@alikhan1752]

kids in West dont realize how lucky they are to have quality affordable education

[@dr.strange8735]

ubokwilie so what about all the riches taken away from many countries as a result of colonialism.

[@alisonswift3496]

Not to completely disregard this, but in the west, we also have universities that charge $65k for tuition a year....I wouldn't really call that affordable education (but yes our public options are of course quality and affordable for many)

[@ritaj8946]

I would have to debate on the affordable bit

[@alikhan1752]

@@ritaj8946 i wasnt on about higher education was talkin about up to high school

[@alikhan1752]

@@alisonswift3496 i wasnt on about higher education was talkin about up to high school

[@ThePapsy]

Trump needs to listen to this young lady he may learn something from her, a Nobel Prize recipient, modest, intelligent and articulate.

[@dianagulati7705]

Trump does not respect anybody articulate or intelligent because he himself is completely not articulate and an idiot

[@annek1226]

Diana Gulati Add Moron to that list.

[@brandytzu2747]

She would tell him that he needs more education and he can start his homework by reading her book. Then she will popquiz him on it and no cheating is allowed!

[@kennymcburns7843]

Trump learn...??🤔 Trump learn...??🤨 Trump learn...??🤣 Trump learn...??😏 Trump learn...??🙄 Trump learn...??😥

[@jcast39atmsn]

Andrew Fleming Dude the president shit on gold star family and on mccain for being captured. Chances are is he would make fun of her for being shot and ignore her message.

[@1anna1]

i love how everyone literally stopped breathing and was listening to her talking.

[@mhasizonuo]

Love how Trevor just let's her say what she has to say without interrupting. Most other show hosts don't get this and just talk too much.

[@learntocrochet1]

An incredibly beautiful soul, intelligent, poised young woman. I have to remind myself that she is only 21 years old!

[@jordansullivan5764]

She is so right about the benefits of giving all girls access to education. People see it as a third-world problem, but it affects the entire world's economy, scientific advancement, resources, and more.

[@toomuchpassion2361]

Wow. Trevor got and interview with Malala. That's HUGE!!

[@huongtranthanh5608]

Too Much Passion i think she chose the today show due to that experience with stewart a few years prior

[@abdirizakali1192]

As a Muslim guy, I am proud to be Malala one of us. Respect from Somalia

[@mohammadmusharraf1889]

Trevor Noah letting someone speak for so long is quite unusual. 😂😂 Great initiative Trevor.

[@youtubersruleyoutube2348]

Musharraf Sheikh also bill gates dr fauci lewis Hamilton

[@StewChicken42]

That story about "waking up in January 2009 and girls being banned from schools"... heartbreaking, terrifying and a damn SHAME. Keep up the amazing work, Malala.

[@lonelytraveler541]

I always notice that she always tries to remove focus from herself and towards the cause of educating girls. she's very humble.

[@lonelytraveler541]

@Magnificent India I am sure everyone can learn a lot from her.

[@lonelytraveler541]

@456 546465I think that the man in those areas want to always dominate women and they can't see women progressing. Even the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said that education is mandatory for every Muslim man and woman. These men practice a strong control over women. This is sad. Islam always has strengthen the status of women.

[@kickthespike]

under his eye

[@lonelytraveler541]

@ubokwilie it's not according to shariah law. Shariah doesn't forbid education of any person. In fact, education is mandatory for all men and women, under shariah law. Not seeking education is considered a sin in islam.

[@JennFaeAge]

If you want a difficult, but extremely important, documentary film then watch My Name Is Malala. It shows what an incredible young woman she really is and shows the work she does to make the world a better place rather than letting what happened to her make her too scared to do anything

[@learntocrochet1]

Yes, watch the documentary, and/or read the book - same title.

[@maribeld84]

I read the book and loved it

[@priscillajimenez27]

@Adolf Hitler she didn't just escape. She's an advocate and activist. She can't go back there. They made it perfectly clear and said if she returns, she's dead. She does what she can from the outside.

[@YTFlove4ever]

@@learntocrochet1 the book I think is called I am Malala if I remember correctly. It's so inspirational.

[@EarthHart1]

Have a box of tissues handy when you watch the film. You'll need it. If you don't, then you have No Empathy, just like that orange creature they have running the US.

[@YeeSoest]

Oh look! Somebody who lets their guests actually answer their questions uninterrupted and at neccessary length... I bet you won't find this long of an answer on any other american tv show. It has become an issue, really. Even Colbert sometimes jumps in when his guests say something he wants to pick up on. Do that...when their finished! It's just rude, even though I admit there's little time and they have to steer the conversation

[@andre81002]

YeeSoest time is money

[@snakesnaplane]

*they're

[@danlewis8019]

Who would interrupt Malala? Nobody

[@YeeSoest]

@@snakesnaplane oh shit thank you!

[@YeeSoest]

@varick wettlaufer WTF? So americans only take helpful advice when it is delivered in BETTER ENGLISH than what their President uses??? Fawk off mate, it's a typo!!!

[@kathysarden2689]

This was an amazing interview. Malala is an amazing , intelligent, compassionate human being.

[@christabellll]

What a remarkable person. Thank you for all that you do through the Malala Fund. Good job Trevor, on connecting with Malala. This was beautiful to watch.

[@macosbyanthony896]

Trevor is shy of her. He is fascinated by her.

[@whyme8848]

macosby anthony cant blame him

[@akuaaso]

He's very fascinated by smart women. I've seen him mellow a lot when he interviews very intelligent, highly educated women. Its incredible

[@TheLeftwheel]

I think many of us are. I know I am. Shes one of those people who make me realize I'm not radical enough in the way I challenge the status quo when the status quo harms vulnerable people.

[@LynnseyCTheReviewQueen]

Actually, no...the reason why the Taliban shot her in the first place was because they were pissed that a woman dared to preach about women being educated, which they are vehemently against. So, they wanted to silence her...either by death or by fear if she survived. The fact that she CONTINUED to preach that women get educated despite being shot as a way of being silenced is her claim to fame. Most people wouldn't want to be vocal about what they stand up for after enduring something so traumatic. I mean...look how most people are when they debate politics on Facebook or other message boards, and they stop doing so after a while because they can't stand the drama any more.

[@purpolohajima]

@chocobonita supporting education for all which can help so many people actualize their potential can actually in long run lead to revolutionary discoveries like finding cure for cancer. For such great outcomes, you must put in great efforts like this little girl did at such a tender age of 15. She refused to bow down to the most dangerous people.

[@MusicBankTv]

A queen. Watching from our studios in Nairobi KENYA

[@romanruslex5464]

Msalimie nyumbani ni duale sending love from capetown

[@BrianNderu]

❤

[@jackiecameron826]

Very interesting interview

[@evolutionofmoeco]

🇰🇪

[@daisyelmir1289]

From Phoenix, Arizona, she is an awesome woman.🌼💞

[@Alia-bc3rc]

"He's trying to say things nice to me. Don't think it's working." *OH. DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANG!!!!*

[@blessingsungai3472]

Every time I see her I feel like "Malalalalalalaaaaaa" a breath of fresh air ...

[@BethAnnMayberry]

Thank you, Trevor Noah for this respectful interview. Malala is freaking awesome. She is so intelligent, humble, kind-hearted, brave, funny, poised, beautiful... she seems like the very rare hero who measures up completely to the perception. Love love love her. She is amazing. 💜💙💚

[@LadyAneh]

Go Malala! Combating ignorance is one of the most important things in the world!

[@saitamatrash2527]

She’s my age and goes oxford and won a Nobel. I’ve done nothing 😭

[@scottstrand1874]

So, to honor her influence, change your life and do something for others.

[@silverbat5873]

Keep going!

[@lonelytraveler541]

Everyone is important, including you.

[@purpolohajima]

@Hoàng Nguyên but i don't really support her way of dealing with rohingyas now. I used to admire her so much for taking a stand against arbitrary rule.

[@purpolohajima]

@Hoàng Nguyên people look upto their leaders a lot. If she doesn't even speak forget reasoning out on the topic with masses, things won't change at all.

[@jesusgabrielprado]

Malala you are an inspiration to oppressed populations. Venezuela will be free.

[@AkhirahOverDunya85]

🙏

[@losnamazzottino6188]

Asi es hermano! we will be free soon!

[@quintenwhyte6660]

den nombre de Dios! Venezuela will be free.

[@JugeQaaraamiMusic]

From whom???

[@soumayaatoui4900]

OMG I never cried over s.o talking in an interview! When she talked about the education Ban I just exploded! 😢 She is a Hero.

[@fulloffool5925]

soumaya atoui Yes,indeed. She is a Hero

[@yusafimran8951]

She isnt a hero. She is being used by agencies to run undercover secret projects in pakistan to destabalise pakistan. Her actions (if you come to know about them) speaks otherwise that what she is saying on tv shows and media. unfortunately

[@nasirmehmood832]

She is bloody bitch of this earth

[@b-rabbit3654]

Nasir Mehmood And you are the worst piece of shit.

[@BrendaUnu]

@@nasirmehmood832 if she is that, that means you don't exist, think about it

[@thegirlthattalksalot]

I learned about her 10 years ago in secondary school. My idol really. I love how she stands up for those who are hard to be heard 😢😢

[@juliethompson3706]

Watching this I realized I get to grow old with her being a public figure in my lifetime. We are close in age and the idea that she is a person that is doing so much for the world and is making history in the world is incredible to me.

[@kayrosis5523]

Such an amazing young woman. I wish her the best, she is so right about the importance of education!

[@veryiran1567]

Real Muslim hero, proud of you

[@waheedakhan3934]

She is incredible and such an inspiration. Well done Trevor for having her on your show.

[@kieran1990able]

She seems like a matured woman now. God bless her!!

[@evillyn7895]

She is so very kind.

[@longtail4711]

Education = Freedom

[@transsylvanian9100]

FREE education and healthcare = freedom. You're not free if you're forced into crippling debt by getting that education or when you have to choose between paying rent/buying food or paying for life saving medicinal treatment.

[@nativelatinosfooktrump5348]

👧This young woman has more courage than any right-winger or conservative ever had

[@TheMagicJIZZ]

She's conservative though?

[@bladedesoul]

@@TheMagicJIZZ You can be a conservative without being a piece of shit Republican. Republicans are pro-kids-getting-shot, I'm pretty sure Malala is the opposite.

[@georgeb.wolffsohn30]

@@TheMagicJIZZ American "conservatives" have lost its essence. They've replaced it with bigotry and religious intolerance. I am a Liberal but I can respect a conservative with a sense of honor and real morality. I feel like Diogenese looking for an honest man.

[@pradeepchoudhary1627]

@@bladedesoul Nope she donates the money to Palestinians as well who can then kill Israeli kids. Not to mention she follows Islam and probably wants Sharia govern counties to live in which produce the kind of org. like the Taliban. It's a loop.

[@pradeepchoudhary1627]

@@georgeb.wolffsohn30 You liberals are just stupid, not just to the Americans, but to the rest of the world as well. Eat away your own country and destroy it with multiculturalism.

[@jacqelinemeza2204]

The way she speaks so passionately about education brings tears to my eyes, she's such an inspiration.

[@modernmockery9917]

I can listen to her talk all day. A truly remarkable spirit, and a living breathing monument for change.

[@nabeelaiqbal4968]

I’M SO HAPPY ABOUT THIS INTERVIEW

[@andylanz9628]

OH MY GOD WHAT AN AMAZING WOMAN

[@mehyass2652]

THIS GIRL IS 23, SHES A FKING BOSS, I WANNA BE HER WHEN I GROW UP SO BAD!

[@moona3206]

Me too !!!

[@OJ-rk3dp]

Same even tho I'm so called grown up, I still wanna be like her.

[@jenniferbattle2401]

"It is never their first choice." Touching and true.

[@alexandergouin4750]

I remember when all this happened to her, I remember being inspired by her, I remember thinking I could also make a difference yet nothing came of it. Now all that's left is to admire those brave enough to speak up brave enough to make a difference. I am not interesting enough to inspire people but I can help the one's doing the inspiring. So what I am saying is DONATE TO THE MISFORTUNATE.

[@sofyabet66]

Start by inspiring yourself. Find what inspires you and walk to the rhythm of that inspiration. An inspired life inspires those who witness it & out beyond your view. If you live your best life, those nearby become inspired and that's your own quiet greatness. When more of us do that, we contribute to transforming our planet, just as individual drops of water create a rainstorm.

[@Tctiffany]

As you can see you've inspired at least 30people to at least hit the "like" on your comment, lol. Just think about every one you talk to, people you say nothing more than hello to, you may never know how much you matter to them or how you've helped them to do great things too. Keep going!

[@chayakv3098]

Alexander Gouin never say never. Walk to the beat of your music. Everyday kindness and empathy touch others in ways we will never know.

[@surereal]

Such a great inspiration to everyone...

[@Carols989]

What a god damn icon, Malala is amazing

[@IsaDesOsiers]

When I want to see a good interview with a really interesting guest I watch this show. Malala Yousfzai is such a modest, dignified and powerful person, such a fascinating and inspirational person.

[@jeaurrahman950]

Thank you so much Malala Yousafzea.May ALLAH bless you thank......

[@ThePrince2cool]

. I have never given thought about refugee problem before but in these 11 minutes I'm very enlighten on this sorry situation which is happening all around the world. will definitely read this book to have more insight on this subject.. keep up the gr8 work .. best wishes and lots of luv from Pakistan very proud of u

[@Quicksilver0922]

Truly Wise beyond her years

[@FilmotronCity]

She shouldn't call herself a victim... She's a Warrior, a Champion and a Heroine.

[@ellaphx]

Those aren't mutually exclusive - she's a warrior, a champion, a heroine and a victim of violence.

[@irrationalmoon]

One day she will say "survivor" instead of victim.

[@deniaridley]

As a humble person I don't believe she'd say (or even think) of herself as a champion, warrior, or heroine. The true heroes rarely do. But I understand what you mean.

[@RosiDarling]

Malala is an amazing person who has embraced the notoriety of what happened to her, and turned it into a strength to help others. We should strive to be at least half as good as her. AND her clothing color choices are amazing as well. Drooling over her outfit. Okay, back to the regularly scheduled program...

[@harpers1066]

The more she speaks, the more I cry. She is such an inspiration. When she spoke of that 15 year old girl who had to escape Guatemala...you can tell Malala knew her pain. Being a refugee is never anyone's first choice! Thank you Malala for speaking out about refugees, thank you for bringing awareness to the need of educating and empowering girls around the world. You are my hero!

[@umamabenabderrahmane9651]

This is great content. She really is inspiring, when you talk you can't not listen to what she has to say. She brings her message across very well.

[@philipperoy4079]

THANK YOU so much Trevor. I was so disappointing with her interview with David Letterman... Not only the right questions, but a good listener! And thank you for letter her speak.

[@yinisapale4655]

We need more people like this two amazing guys 🤗

[@cheeloc]

She's so passionate about what she does. Well done to Trevor for a great interview

[@filipa1111]

She’s such an impressing young woman! I love her and feel inspired by her words and her actions ❤️

[@luciaapa4540]

She is a gem... and a light for humanity! God bless her 🙏

[@DavidPalmer7]

Probably (one of) the best interview on the Daily Show. Such an inspiration !

[@sunainapanthy5953]

Probably (one of) the best interview ...on the daily show such an inspiration .

[@barriewright2857]

I admire that young lady so much. And all she wanted is too go to school, to expand her mind.

[@physiovivekgaur]

Intelligent, articulate and inspiring. You ROCK Malala!!!

[@highlyfavored2434]

What a well spoken, intelligent, brave young lady she is. She motivates me in my goal of becoming a physician as an immigrant in a land of opportunities

[@simransimran9339]

I know this is not relevant her and her work is amazing but she's growing up to be such a beautiful woman, inside and out. She looks like a typical Pakistani beauty.

[@WasteOfTimeDude]

not rly dude, she looks like crap

[@Girly1026]

@@isakbd3450 lol Pakistan is a majority Muslim country and Islam forbids incest and being from Pakistan I have never even heard of any cases of incest ever whereas I have heard a lot here in America.

[@claudeghendrih762]

@@isakbd3450 Given how dumb you are I'm not really surprised

[@Sean-no3zv]

Simran Simran I mean... she’s objectively hideous. By African/American/Martian standards, she looks like a chubby Arab man in drag

[@SpiritDragoness]

Those who post nasty comments about her looks must remember that she got shot in the head and she has significant nerve damage to her face due to which she can't fully control the muscles on one side of her face, and that does cause her face to look asymmetrical.

[@jdudbdgs]

Thank you Malala ❤️ “You make us realise how trash we are as human beings “ ❤️❤️

[@Chill----]

Nice joke or is it the reality?

[@verogutie1523]

She is so articulate, and passionate for her cause and education. She is amazing. She is a real life hero.

[@worldp3ac3]

God bless you Malala for humanizing refugees

[@iqramalik7488]

I am genuienly proud of her for being unapologetically herself,and for opening up about her horrible experience. It must be utterly challenging and hard for her to live in another country away from her home although one way or another atleast she is getting what is deserves it literally brought tears in my eyes when she at such a young age had to get shot shot in the head and she survived which shows how she is resillient, strong,inspiring young lady who is working for all these young girls who dont have the previledge or leverage to get what they want and to get eduction there are very few amount of individuals who are selfless and humble enough to devote their life their time just to ease these girls pain and to bring smiles on their faces Not to mention she is from my country pakistan and i am genuienly proud of her

[@angelikakrawczyk2207]

I love this woman so much, she makes me feel intimidated and to peruse my goals and dreams.

[@blue4me43]

We need more Malala in this world. Thanks Trevor Noah for this interview.

[@BrendaUnu]

exactly

[@akiikikajeru4056]

Indeed just like me here

[@dinithiimasha8900]

and more trevor noahs

[@natalialopes719]

Wonderful interview from such an inspiring young woman. I would love to see more like this.

[@Kimmie33166]

I am truly in awe of her. She is humble and funny and warm and beautiful, I can't say enough about her. here is someone I love without ever having met her.

[@wizzkid3626]

Trevor... brilliant mate If only we all spread LOVE!! Above all we are all human. Mulala she is a strong women... the world needs more like her.

[@maryamakhalwaya2859]

Lol I love how she doesn’t laugh at his jokes

[@stephoneley6771]

Maryam Akhalwaya yeah she made it very awkward.

[@ignitehope]

She has face paralysis

[@samlovesjojo]

Because Pakistanis have no sense of humor

[@Quicksilver0922]

Maryam Akhalwaya she did chuckled

[@marenrnningen3905]

@@ignitehope lol, if she can speak, she can laugh

[@ES-go9ue]

She is so well spoken. Have great love & respect for her

[@dbcooper28]

sure Trump would start every sentence with Nobel prize if he had it

[@ahmadhussnain8523]

I think Nobel prize would be worthless to many if he won it

[@kjanakidevi3245]

This may just be one of the best interviews ever ....hats off to this strong, intelligent, kind and brave queen And Trevor was a stud ..he was so patient and didn't interrupt at all

[@deefaiz8325]

Girl child well being is very vital in today's society. Malala's story is really touchy n whatever she does l salute n recommend her very much. We only hear of refugees bt we never hear from them n it's time to be given opportunity to exercise their potential bcoz they've got so much to give.

[@Studypharmaa]

Malala always speaks with a lot of sense and inspiration everytime.

[@janitorjim8822]

It's a serious coincidence how this video was uploaded on the same day that my Social Studies class discussed about Malala

[@priyankajain9948]

So young and doing so much for the world..

[@aikaterini101]

Thank you, Trevor, for having this amazing woman on your show. She is a portrait of poise, wisdom, and compassion.

[@Godfrey_said_it]

What an amazing human being Malala is. Seeing her talk has made me love her even more. To go through what she experienced and still have this positive zeal towards life is just incredible

[@elnaramammadova8274]

"If you help a boy to get an education, you educate one person in the family. If you help a girl to get an education, you educate a whole family." Haji Zeynalabdin Taghiyev. Taghiyev was one of the Azerbaijanian philanthropists who established the first school for girls in Azerbaijan and consistently empowered hundreds of girls to make their dream come true. What you do Malala is phenomenal. Thank you and live long!