Trevor Noah

And then I think you said, or maybe your father said, and who among you has parents who are educated, who have been to school?

Not one.

Not one hand.

This is really the first generation in many of these areas that have ever been exposed to this.

Without them, it doesn't work.

And it's so interesting.

Boy, you don't hold back.

You know, you met with President Barack Obama and told him, man, drone strikes.

No bueno.

You probably didn't use Spanish.

But you said, no, don't do that.

And then when you went to Nigeria and you said to good luck, Jonathan, you have to do more.

And you have to listen to your people and get these rules.

And you can almost see...

You know, there's the footage in Good Luck Jonathan, who is no longer the leader there, looking like, is that, hey, what?

You know, he really was kind of taken aback.

And it was beautiful in its very concise honesty.

Well, you really are a teenager.

That is what they do, I think.

And even going and just bearing witness to their despair, I think, is important, because they do... You know, in Syria, they had a life in this conflict.