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Thank you for coming on. >> harris: thanks for having us. i have been seeing you win. >> susan: underdog tonight, definitely underdog. >> tucker: im not going to make any predictions. i know you know the rules, but i will repeat them for them theyll make the audience. hands on the buzzers, the firste want to gets the answer. you have to wait until i finish asking before you answer. every correct answer is worth a point, every incorrect answer subtracts a point from your total. best-of-five wins....

>> i write about that. it freaked me out. i have not seen that animated video. wow. you pay to go to the zoo. i love the zoo. i dont know if i would watch the blob. that sounds like a nightmare. >> prehistoric. >> and back to zero. >> tucker: question three. this is not a multiple-choice. the number of democratic presidential candidates dropped to 18 today is which member of congress announced hes ending his campaign? harris faulkner? >> tim ryan. >> tucker: tim ryan. is it tim ryan? >> one of t...

One and gillian turner has a zero so actually we are very close. the other question is another multiple-choice. i dont know if these are harder or easier than multiple-choice. i dont make the rules. im merely merrily carrying out orders. here it is. a robot funded by elon musk -- by the way, not the only robot funded by elon musk, is now able to solve a collocated puzzle without any help from people, no humans. which can the robot solve? is it a thousand piece jigsaw puzzle, a rubiks cube or >> ...

Has a religious sounding name went on to win. it was that team the new orleans saints, the los angeles angels, or the arizona cardinals? gregg jarrett, ladies and gentlemen, . >> the saints. >> tucker: the new orleans saints. is mr. jarrett correct? speaker in a tweet, today we give thanks to the lord for our new #saints. the pope was talking about five new saints who were canonized but whoever was writing this accidentally tag team. >> tucker: they won! first time in the game and you win. >> i ...

Team. later that day, the team which has a religious name went on to win. was that letter a come new orleans saints, b the los angeles angels, or c the arizona cardinals. gregg jarrett. >> the saints. >> tucker: is mr. jarrett correct? >> in a tweet he wrote today we give thanks to the lord for our new #saints . he was talking about five new saints who are just canonized but whoever runs the twitter account tag to the team, the saints responded saying couldnt lose after this! >> tucker: they won...

Juan and jillian has zero, so we are very close. the next question is another multiple-choice. i dont know if these are harder or easier, i dont make the rules, im merely a marionette carrying them out. a robot funded by elon musk, hes not the only robot funded by elon musk, has not been able to solve a very complicated puzzle with no help from people. which puzzle? letter, a thousand piece jigsaw puzzle. b, a rubiks cube, c, a mega m mix. >> rubiks cube. at >> weve trained an algorithm to solve...

Choice. i didnt think a robot has that dexterity. >> tucker: i wouldnt have to explain what they mega minx is. we are not only potentially tied, we are literally tied. this brings us to sudden death, the stakes couldnt be higher. this is for the mouth breather hoodie. this is a super multiple-choice, there are five options. no precedent for this in the history of final exam. i dont make the rules, im an employee, not an owner. >> what are you, the lsat? you are going to try to trip us up. >> tuc...

With all of that in mind, a peek inside education in america with a look into why many people are considering civics and endangered species in public schools. senior correspondent mike tobin has tonights report. >> lets start with civics 101, the three branches of government. >> i forget. >> its said that i dont know. >> according to the public policy center, 60% of americans dont know enough of how government operates to answer a question like that, and that is progress because at this point, n...

Multiple-choice, some say tight budgets killed civics education. >> research is that going to education have been cut to reading, writing and arithmetic. >> another answer is prioritization, schools are tasked with everything down to feeding kids and keeping decorate the monastery diet of environmental and social issues. >> the community as a whole weve not done a good job supporting teachers in schools and promoting really strong civic education. >> reporter: one professor says the adult popula...

Question like that. nearly 40% of the question can get it right. speak of the judiciary, executive, legislature. anybody knows that. >> the answer for why could be multiple-choice. some say tight budgets killed civics education. another answer is prioritization. schools are tasked with everything down to feeding kids and keep in their curriculum on a steady diet of environmental and social issues. >> community as a whole, we havent done a good job supporting teachers and schools and promoting re...