Yeah.

I mean, there's really two options in life that you can always fall into.

You either take your status quo and accept it and sulk in it and wait or hope or expect somebody else to solve your problem, or you do it yourself.

And my whole life has always been about what assets, what skills do I have where I do it myself, and that's how I've over- over- been able to overcome, the bullying, the discrimination, Islamophobia.

It's not easy by any means, but the more you build up this muscle in you, this practice, and m- become almost, like, obsessed with it, then the more that you'll find success in your path.

So now w- when a funder tells me, "I don't wanna give you funding," I don't sit there thinking about, like, "Oh, how am I gonna convince them? This is so disappointing.

I can't believe they don't support moms and babies." I just think, "Cool.

The best, the best.

I heard that you led the initiative of turning Trump's childhood home into a refugee.

Oh, interesting.

You heard about it? Yeah.

I'll tell you about it.

This is one of my favorite stunts that I've ever done, by the way.

One of my favorite career stunts, something that I'll be very proud of for the rest of time.

But when Trump was in office the first time, we were hearing that he was going to slash the refugee admission numbers in this country to zero.

passion in the first place?