Interview with South-African born Trevor Noah, the new host of the Daily Show and author of 'Born a Crime'

The transcript discusses the unexpected reality of Donald Trump's presidency, drawing parallels between his leadership style and that of African dictators. It highlights the characteristics of self-aggrandizing leaders and explores the dynamics of how such leaders gain and maintain power. The discussion also touches on the abundance of material available in this new political climate and the potential for Trump to achieve what many consider impossible in America.

What is the speaker's initial reaction to Donald Trump becoming president-elect?

• Surprise and disbelief

• Joy and excitement

• Indifference

• Anger and frustration

How does the speaker describe Donald Trump in relation to African leadership?

• As a democratic leader

• As a revolutionary leader

• As a benevolent ruler

• As a perfect African president

What characteristic does the speaker attribute to Donald Trump that is common among certain leaders?

• Humility

• Transparency

• Self-enrichment

• Selflessness

What ability does the speaker say Donald Trump has that helps him connect with the masses?

• The ability to listen

• The ability to charm and convince

• The ability to compromise

• The ability to innovate

What does the speaker suggest about the possibility of Donald Trump maintaining power?

• It is guaranteed in America

• It is easy to achieve

• It is impossible in America

• It is uncertain and yet to be seen