[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
So you're Rainer, and you're Atticus.
Is that right?
Yes.
All right, it's nice to meet you.
And I was very impressed when I saw the video, how much you
knew about presidents.
And when did you start getting interested in presidents?
Well, I got started interested when I was 2.
And what got you interested in that?
Just by a placemat.
There was a placemat that had what, presidents on it?
Yeah, presidents.
And you said, because I've had placemats before.
It just made me want to eat a salad.
So you said, I want to learn about presidents.
All right, so you started learning about presidents.
And what makes you like presidents so much?
Where I'm born, I was in mommy's belly.
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
Right.
So I'm going to show you--
this is a grid of a city.
And you're going to tell me what city and what state this is.
Los Angeles.
This is Los Angeles.
You know that, everybody, when you look at that grid.
All right.
And--
Kandy.
What is this?
Kandy.
Kandy, where is that?
Sri Lanka.
Yes.
And it kind of looks like underpants.
Get it?
Look.
Get it?
Now do you?
Sure, I do.
So that's Sri Lanka, right?
And then this is?
Chicago.
This is Chicago.
How do these things?
How can you tell that Chicago?
Because I accidentally peeked.
Because what?
I peeked.
Oh.
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
[CHEERING]
Do you want to tell me how you came up with it,
or what's going to happen?
What do you want to tell me?
How I came up with it.
All right, go right ahead.
Because in Florida when I went in the beach,
I wanted to see the fish.
But the little fish bite, can't see stuff bigger underwater.
And once when I went to eight feet tall,
I wanted to see if there was a shark.
Yeah.
But I can't see stuff closer.
But that's why I invented the underwater seer.
[CHEERING]
All right, I thought they had masks for that,
but let's go ahead and take a look at what you've done.
All right, Julian, half on, partially.
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
Don't dive.
No diving!
Yes!
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
[CHEERING]
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
[CHEERING]
So I'm going to test you on your presidential knowledge, OK?
OK.
And so, the first one is?
Washington.
And tell me what you know about George Washington.
Who was the first lady?
Martha.
And the Vice President?
John Adams.
Any fun fact?
The story of the cherry tree wasn't true.
A newspaper man just made it up so people would like him.
Wow.
They're making stuff up back then.
That's amazing.
[CHEERING]
One more-- by the time of Washington's presidency,
he only had one real tooth left.
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
I like that fun fact.
Who's this?
John Quincy Adams.
And who was the first lady?
Louisa.
And the Vice President was?
John C Calhoun.
OK, do you have any fun facts on him?
He swam naked in the Potomac.
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
Oh, and he also had a pet alligator.
A pet alligator?
That seems dangerous, doesn't it?
I think who this is.
Zachary Taylor.
That's too easy.
And there's a fun fact that doesn't seem so fun.
What's the fun fact here?
Oh, he wore a wool suit to the 4th of July,
and he got too hot.
Then he drank two full glasses of milk and some cherries.
That's how he died.
Some people thought that the cherries were poisonous.
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
Oh.
Gideon, you're six years old?
Uh-huh.
OK, and what made you think of this invention
that you're going to show us?
One day, when I was doing swim lessons,
every time my teacher called me, I had a leak in my goggles.
So she had to skip me.
And then I would probably be the last one or--
Oh no.
I have that problem too.
Water gets into the goggles, so I look forward
to seeing what you invented.
So does this mean you're going to get in there?
Mm-hmm.
OK, let's head on over then.
Shall we--
Let me untie this.
Oh.
There we go.
OK.
So--
Yeah, let's head on over.
I like your outfit.
Oh, could you please hold these?
I sure will.
Yeah, and these too.
OK.
I think it's upside down.
Oh, yeah.
OK.
Wait, what?
Yep.
That.
Do you swim a lot?
I think they're still upside down.
Here, yeah.
Oh, there we go.
Do you swim every day?
Eh.
Have you ever swum?
I swum.
But I won't do any backstroke or dive.
OK.
Don't dive, I was going to say.
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
Oh, seriously?
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
[CHEERING]
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
Now with this-- now I see!
[CHEERING]
What is this?
Phosphorus.
They all look alike to me.
I don't know what--
and what it phosphorus?
Tell me about that.
It's a chameleon.
It is a chameleon.
Why is that?
That means it could be different colors.
That's right.
Like black or white.
When it's white, it turns [INAUDIBLE]
and also burns under water.
It burns under water?
Isn't that crazy?
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
It is crazy.
And this is?
Tantalum-- It's found in the Democratic Republic
of the Congo in Africa.
And if you have a map, I'd show you.
I still wouldn't know.
How do you remember-- you're three years old.
How do you remember all this?
My new brain just remembers.
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
[CHEERING]
I heard you had two dreams.
Tell everybody your two dreams.
OK, guys.
To play at Carnegie Hall, which is
accomplished and now the Ellen Show, which is accomplished!
[SCREAMING]
[CHEERING]
My dream, I'm going to be at Carnegie Hall.
Yeah, you played Carnegie Hall.
That's a pretty big deal.
And it's a big deal talking to a beauty like you.
Nobody looks, looks.
Seems like you has a show like you.
You have a beauty just the way you act.
Wow, you are just, just on fire today, aren't you?
Yeah, I guess so.
I didn't know.
I don't think about compliments for myself right now.
I think about compliments about you.
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
[CHEERING]
And Corey, you're 12.
Yes.
And you live in Smithfield, Pennsylvania?
Yes.
OK, and so what is the Kee Kee Run?
What is that?
It's when a young fall turkey is lost in the woods,
and he can't find the others.
Poor thing.
And that's what you're going to do is the Kee Kee Run.
Yeah.
All right, let's hear.
[TURKEY YELPING]
[CHEERING]
But you have something in your mouth.
You're cheating?
What is that?
It's a diaphragm.
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
[CHEERING]