Trevor Noah

Like she's wishing him death, yes, but she's also doing gardening at the same time.

You know, the only way it could have been more grandma is if she used his blood to spell out a message asking why her grandson isn't married yet.

And you know, just by the way, just by the way, one of the strangest experiences of the modern world is following a war on social media.

Because all the other stuff on social media doesn't go away, it just gets mixed in together.

Like my whole timeline this week was Ukrainian civilians picking up weapon, rocket hitting a building.

Uncut arms.

Tanks rolling into Kiev.

Uncut arms.

Uniting the people of Ukraine.

Did I say uncut arms?

But those people that we're seeing in Ukraine, those are the ones who've just gone viral.

One of the reasons Ukraine has been able to put up such a fierce resistance to Russia is because everybody, and I mean everybody, is stepping up and joining the fight.

Wow.

Can you believe it?

That guy was just given two assault rifles, even though he has never fired a gun.

I mean, if you're American, you can believe it, of course, but for everyone else in the world, this is crazy.

And how insane is it that Ukrainian public television is actually teaching people, teaching people how to make Molotov cocktails?

You understand how insane that is, right?

Like imagine if during the Cuban missile crisis, Mr. Rogers had come out like, all right, kids, I'm gonna show you how to kill your communist neighbor.

Now, when you talk about Ukrainians stepping up to this moment, one big part of this resistance movement