Trevor Noah

The older brother seemed to be the, he was known as the lazy one.

Yes.

In the clip.

But the little one you felt was very good, little bit naughty.

He's going full-blown naughty.

All right.

And you know what I really, what I love about what you do is you love your country, and you love your religion, and you're not looking to, you're looking to just speak for people who want an education.

The footage from Swat Valley is beautiful.

It looks like a sort of a magical place.

You know, I have to say, I didn't realize you were paying attention during the last interview.

So now, now I have to think back to all the terrible things I said.

The education fund.

And you talked about the millions of people.

There's a lot in the film of you visiting these schools.

Education is something that is a generational benefit and will take time.

Do you...

get impatient sometimes with the progress of it?

Or do you see enough that it lifts you enough to keep going?

It's so interesting when you were in, and I can't remember exactly where it was, it might have been in Nigeria, where you were talking to a bunch of schoolgirls and schoolboys, and you were saying, who wants to be a lawyer, who wants to be a doctor, and someone would raise their hands.

And a variety of them.