Malala Yousafzai

Yes, I am the oldest.

I think they should be nice to me.

Yes, and in the trailer, like, I praised him, but I'm kind of regretting why I praised him.

Because he is getting a bit kind of not the good brother.

Yes.

Definitely, I have true love for my country, and when I got the Nobel Peace Prize, Kailash Satyarthi, the co-winner, he was going back to his country, India, while we were going back to the UK, so my mother felt really sad, and she even cried that we don't have the opportunity to go back to our country, so I'm hopeful that

We will get this chance to see our country, to see our land, to see our people.

And I think it's such a precious thing in your life that you are on your land and you are with your people, with your relatives, with your friends.

And I think whoever has this opportunity should be thankful.

And we hope to see our land.

Do you still think it's as beautiful as New Jersey?

I do get depressed when I see that there are 57 million children who are deprived of education only at the primary level.

And then there are girls, brilliant, brilliant girls who can, who have big dreams, but they don't have the opportunity to get education.

So it is disappointing.

But when you see brilliant girls who have this courage to stand up for their rights, like Muzoon, who is a Syrian refugee and now lives in Jordan,

Yes.

And she's a wonderful girl, and I have met her, and now she is helping girls and boys in her community, in the camp she's living, to go to school, and she's encouraging them.

I have met many girls in Nigeria when I went there to stand, to raise my voice for the kidnappees in Nigeria.

Right.

So I met brilliant girls there as well, and from Pakistan,