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Juan and jillian has zero, so we are very close. the next question is another multiple-choice. i don't know if these are harder or easier, i don't make the rules, i'm merely a marionette carrying them out. a robot funded by elon musk, he's 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 rubik's cube, c, a mega m mix. >> rubik's cube. at >> we've trained an algorithm to solve the rubik's cube. >> i was 95% on that. >> that would've been my last

Choice. i didn't think a robot has that dexterity. >> tucker: i wouldn't 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 couldn't 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 don't make the rules, i'm an employee, not an owner. >> what are you, the lsat? you are going to try to trip us up. >> tucker: you don't get into yale if you win but you do get the hoodie. five options, tiger woods ha...

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 tonight's report. >> let's start with civics 101, the three branches of government. >> i forget. >> it's said that i don't know. >> according to the public policy center, 60% of americans don't know enough of how government operates to answer a question like that, and that is progress because at this point, nearly 40% of the population can get it right. >> judiciary, the executive, and the legislature,...

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 we've not done a good job supporting teachers in schools and promoting really strong civic education. >> reporter: one professor says the adult population is discouraged by dysfunctional hyper-partisan government locked in never-ending putdown battl...

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 haven't done a good job supporting teachers and schools and promoting really strong civic education. >> one professor says that the adult population is discouraged by a dy...