article_snippet: Referring to protests in the US over alleged police brutality, Noah (pictured during the broadcast) told Stewart that Noah (pictured during the broadcast) arms were 'tired' from constantly 'holding them up' Thorny issues: 'I never thought I'd be more afraid of police in America than in South Africa,' Noah (pictured during the broadcast) said, adding: 'It kind of makes me a little nostalgic for the old days back home.'
article_snippet: entertainment career at 18 on the South African soap opera, Isidingo.
article_snippet: Referring to protests across the United States over alleged police brutality, Noah (pictured during the broadcast) told Stewart Noah (pictured during the broadcast) arms were 'tired' because Noah (pictured during the broadcast) had been constantly 'holding them up' since Noah (pictured during the broadcast) had arrived in America.
article_snippet: I never thought I'd be more afraid of police in America than in South Africa,' the comedian, whose mother is a black South African and father said, adding: 'It kind of makes me a little nostalgic for the old days back home.'
article_snippet: the comedian, whose mother is a black South African and father also riffed on Ebola with Stewart.
article_snippet: And the comedian, whose mother is a black South African and father challenged the potential new host of The Daily Show to game of 'Spot The Africa', featuring snapshots of America and Africa.
article_snippet: a British man named Tim Browning added: '