Trevor Noah

There's millions that have had to flee.

They were shopkeepers and accountants and dentists, and now they live in a desert and are... They have to know they're not forgotten.

Normally, this is the part where I would turn to the camera and I would promote whatever installment of Jurassic World you were promoting.

But I'm just going to say the name of your organization is... The Malala Fund.

The Malala Fund.

And people can get involved.

I have to tell you that you were a wonderful tonic for... I felt somewhat despairing today, but I think your single-mindedness has helped lift a bit of that fog for me, and I really thank you for that, even though that is not your responsibility to do that.

But thank you.

He named me Malala.

It's gonna be in theaters on October 2nd, and if you want to donate, Malala Fund, and learn more about the film, www.malala.org.

Malala Yusofzai.

My guest tonight is an amazing 16-year-old climate activist whose solitary school strike for climate outside the Swedish parliament inspired a global youth movement.

Yeah.

She recently sailed.

She recently sailed from Britain to New York City in a zero-emissions racing boat to participate in the upcoming global climate strike and UN Climate Action Summit.

So, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to The Daily Show Greta Thunberg.

Welcome to The Daily Show.

And welcome to New York City.

You came here on a zero-emissions boat.

And part of me thinks that's because you love the climate.