TimesTalks: Neil deGrasse Tyson

Don’t miss this stellar opportunity to see Neil deGrasse Tyson - an astrophysicist with the American Museum of Natural History, director of its world-famous Hayden Planetarium, host of the hit radio and TV shows “StarTalk” and “Cosmos,” and an award-winning author - in conversation with Amy Harmon, the two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning national correspondent for The New York Times, covering the intersection of science and society. In celebration of Tyson’s new book, “Astrophysics for People in a Hurry,” the duo will discuss his illustrious career as a science communicator and the resurgence of “nerd” culture, as well as a bevy of mind-bending questions such as the nature of space and time, how we fit within the universe, and how the universe fits within us. In a world where few of us have time to contemplate the cosmos, Tyson brings the universe down to earth succinctly and clearly, with sparkling wit, in tasty chapters consumable anytime and anywhere in your busy day.
Filmed live at TheTimesCenter.

[@Stinckyfatmama]

His voice is as majestic as the universe he talks about

[@TheCarnivalguy]

Absolutely agree. Hers, however, is like fingernails on a chalkboard.

[@drz616]

TheCarnivalguy It's not her voice, it's the way she speaks, if she spoke calmly and clearly like Neil, I would enjoy listening to her.

[@x-techgaming]

He's not James Earl Jones or James Brown, geezus.

[@dantyler6907]

WTF?????? Earth and humanity is, almost, nothing compared to the universe. As each year passes, we learn more and more of the universe and less and less about our signifigance.

[@Constantinesis]

Its the first thing that went through my mind when i started the video and then i saw your comment!

[@vikingtoaster2096]

Neil Tyson, I can not sleep by myself without background noise. Every time I need background noise to sleep, I choose your 30 minute+ videos every. Single. Time. May the gods bless you.

[@JawanDavisMusic]

Im the same way but I can never sleep once I start one of his interviews... I stay up all night watching documentaries and just listening and taking in everything he says.. its a double edged sword

[@sharonbolton6477]

I always choose his videos as well. And then I can’t fall asleep bc I need to think. Even with his lecture videos. I started eating at 10pm. It’s now 1:20am. And I’m more awake than ever. Lmao. I’ll try the 3 hour joe Rogan video next. Haha

[@charlesverg2184]

I just love how excited he gets when giving an answer to a kid, and I love how excited these kids are to learn about the mysteries of the cosmos.

[@blueoak116]

This is one of NDT's best interviews. He skewers Bret Stevens, conservative essayist for NYT, and climate deniers. A hearty defense of reality and the pursuits of science.

[@pureamericanatv1869]

Brian Burke you are pure stupid ain't you?

[@diegoantoniorosariopalomin4977]

Pure Americana TV because ?

[@zenman5910]

Pure Americana TV knows stupid as he is dumber than a box of hair.

[@HopDavid]

I expect you as well as Tyson have never heard of Freeman Dyson. Dyson has made actual contributions to physics. Tyson, on the other hand, is a pop sci guy who often manages to botch his high school math and science. And completely botch his history. Here is Dyson's take: blogs.scientificamerican.com/news-blog/freeman-dyson-and-the-irresistible-2009-04-30/ Tyson's response? Slap Dyson with a label. DENIER! This is the ad hominem fallacy. Tyson and his ilk are ratcheting up the heat and noise in this debate and destroying the signal to noise ratio.

[@Kalumbatsch]

"Dyson has made actual contributions to physics." Not to climate science. He doesn't know what he's talking about. It's a variant of the Nobel disease.

[@BONKKERS69]

I Love listening to him speak just before bed his voice is so soothing all i dream about are the stars above

[@_example]

BONKKERS69 Totally agree and I do the same.

[@drew856856]

BONKKERS69 same here i thought i was the only one.

[@12inchRules]

BONKKERS69 haha glad to see I'm not the only one! His talks make me relax haha!

[@mathers67]

Honestly i do the same thing haha

[@xPandastic]

i do that all the time!! i'm doing that now O__O

[@tbarber1027]

I love this quote from Dr. Tyson, "Science doesn't care whether you believe in it or not." :-)

[@GentlemanKane]

Seeing them kids asking and showing such intrest in space really gives me hope fer the future

[@vincentzimmerman2011]

Neil deGrasse Tyson is the most charismatic figure educating the masses today. His passion for science and discovery is obvious and delightful. He's very intelligent, plainly, and watching him speak is a privilege.

[@HopDavid]

If you call spreading misinformation "educating". The man is a bull shitter. hopsblog-hop.blogspot.com/2016/01/fact-checking-neil-degrasse-tyson.html#HamidAlGhazali

[@03_slowbra]

I'm a simple man. I see NDT, I like.

[@vladyslavseniukov2757]

I'd rather say your head is

[@droopyeyedmofo5618]

Gay

[@iSnortRadium]

So you don't mind his lies? and dishonesty? religious people like you are nuts.

[@jws1948ja]

Who cares?

[@2007Griffith]

Rather than trading insults, perhaps take a different approach. Engage in a dialogue, a dialogue of inquiry, which sources the root to individual belief statements and explores them. Rather than closing down dialogue it is incumbent upon us all to open up dialogue. To summarise the interview, what Tyson is discussing is questions about the nature of science (NOS). My PhD in science education takes me to understand the pivotal nature of NOS as a human context dimension of scientific literacy. Much research has been done on establishing student and teacher understanding of NOS, and shows how education systems internationally have failed to develop informed understanding of NOS, leaving most of us identified as naive in NOS. This is what Tyson refers to as students being vessels, filled, graduating and then asked to perform. If they perform in science related fields or engage in scientific literacy discourse (e.g. comment forums such as this), they do so from a naive starting point. So find out first what is believed, what may be common, what is different, and only then seek to build informed understanding. Otherwise any forum becomes inundated by such inane comments we observe here. Such inane comments that take us far away from the purpose and effort of an interview such as this with Tyson.

[@steveh4521]

I respect the fact at the end he saw the young girl and said Nope I'm going to answer her question, pulled her on stage and took the time to answer even though he was double booked. Because it's more devastating for kids to feel like they've been ignored by people they look up to. For kids it's already nerve racking to jump in line but exciting to be able to ask someone like Neil a question. I even more respect that he doesn't make them feel stupid when answer their questions. Muck Love and Respect Neil!

[@wellingtonsmith4998]

When I saw Dr Tyson live in SF with my eldest son, a little piece of my heart exploded too.

[@YAMAHA_FAN.]

His mind and soul all for amazing universe

[@stealthrubber10]

I love how he pulled that 9 year old on stage just to answer her question. He knew that he needed to prove why this next generation will keep our home planet safe and our future bright.

[@vikingtoaster2096]

34:20 Aged nigh 20, it is an honor to be knighted as Generation Exoplanet by Neil Degrasse Tyson. A generation of exploration, knowledge and wisdom seeking. May we fix this planet with our minds, not our weapons!

[@kevlarr7426]

Do none of you so called real persons not shame so easy at pissing in your friends pocket it embarrasses me and all of you as I am one who knows you make every bit of it!

[@Jefferdaughter]

No planet can be fixed with weapons, unless you mean neutered, which means to render sterile. As fascinating is technology is, remember that seeking to resolve biological challenges with technology may not be the best approach. After all, biology has a few million years, or more, of R&D invested. Just because something happens without humans causing it to happen does not mean that that happening is simple or inconsequential.

[@jamesthomas323]

Mr. Neil deGrasse Tyson...u should run for President of USA...pls

[@none-yabusiness6478]

Dr. Tyson..... if you please

[@toolguyslayer1]

The president of the original Turtle Island

[@darrenng3863]

Sorry but, he does his best work where he is.

[@vampirethespiderbatgod9740]

Smart people don't run for presidency.

[@Olibelus]

His explanations are beautiful to listen to. So eloquently put.

[@ryanbrown2829]

Best saying from him ever..."the objective truth is true, weither or not you believe it." Throw that in ANY deniers face, and it'll be awesome

[@MsSomeonenew]

Well sadly they will simply understand it as themselves holding the truth and others not wanting to believe it.

[@emiliospowerballer1441]

lets make the world a smarter place

[@AstroRamiEmad]

I'm trying to do my share in that ... I'm a Syrian seeking asylum and I started a science educational channel on KZbin that covers space launches and events live and in Arabic, with simple explanations and live Q&A: AstroGate بوابة الفضاء (I'm applying to study Astrophysics and searching for a country that would accept my asylum)

[@Bushdoctorbeats]

His first statement is so on-point... Unfortunately stupid people don't know they're stupid

[@iamme9039]

I have made that statement many times, unfortunately people never seem to comprehend what I'm conveying. Weird eh? ...;)>

[@acehighdan]

"Unfortunately stupid people don't know they're stupid" this is true, i know someone that so unintelligent, that i cant even win an argument with her because her intellect is so limited that she cant comprehend what my side of any argument is, and so my only course of action is to tell her to shut the fuck up because no amount of reasoning and logic can ever reach her, its just a waist of my time.

[@hannibalbarca8689]

I remember that when I was a boy the idea that stupid people do not know that they are stupid used to terrify me. Because I thought that most the people I knew were stupid. And I used to worry me that I was the stupid one and did not know it.

[@Jefferdaughter]

@@acehighdan - As intelligent as you are, i assumed you would understand that arguing with someone who cannot comprehend your reasoning is a waste of your time. If only doing this would waste our waists...

[@Jefferdaughter]

@@hannibalbarca8689 - The one who is willing to consider that everything they know may be wrong is likely to be the intelligent one.

[@giuseppe3010]

I am glad to see a very intelligent man among the black minority in our country! I'm proud of him trying to EDUCATE us all about the wonders of astrophysics of the universe!!! Thanks, Dr. Tyson !!

[@EELLISON2012]

True!

[@mystiqueufopirate218]

I never get bored listening to him

[@mulubatencent9389]

this guy makes science fun. the way he explains things has me feeling like a scientist. He's spotting.

[@_example]

If Neil was my friend, there's no doubt he would be my favorite friend. Love this dude genius deGrasse Tyson.

[@jesslynnleonard4777]

Your answer to her first question!!! I love how easily you are comfortable to tell people they are wrong, how and why.... It's just great! More people need your courage and conviction with their beliefs and wisdom and arguments. And your humor... You are actually witty and funny. Thanks for being, well you. You do it well

[@hustlehard4251]

Such a great talk wish it was louder

[@jessykaros]

33:00 he mentions that he can't wait for the next gen to take over because we're more scientifically curious than others-- he's right! almost solely due to Neil and a show called 'scishow' on youtube I have become aware of the vast majority of knowledge I have yet to discover and it excites me. I'm going to study pollution control in college (right after job corps) and i'm so happy because I found what really intrigues me.

[@marsmuseum2312]

Pollution control a great major to study and surely needed today. Thank you for your efforts

[@2Tubist]

jessyka c: I usually don't comment but ur comment made me too. What a wonderful inspiration u have. Keep the burning flame alive. You chose such a good subject 'polution' & it's today's urgent matter. I hope u remained inspired and who knows what you might discover or achieve. Wish u the best.

[@bharanidharan2718]

jessyka c: good for you

[@zlatanibrahimovic8329]

Obligatory Meh because everyone else is too positive. Insert pointless and unrelated climate denial here.

[@bobbone8029]

Just so you know,I'm 53 and still love learning from the masters of science! Just saying kid...

[@12inchRules]

Wow they've found the most comfortable chairs around! Times really made an effort here!

[@josephdonais4778]

I watch Neil"s talks at least once a year. There are so many of them, the line up lasts the year.

[@nickrice3414]

I really wish I started listening to NDT when I was younger. If I would have listened to him explain science when I was in high school my whole perspective on taking school serious most likely would have changed

[@thecoltsamuel8010]

you either are mature enough to understand its important or youre not. retrospectivally, now that youre older, of course youre going to think that, but it has less to do with Neil. Stop making excuses for yourself. Neil is a brilliant man with the ability to inspire curiosity, not to create motivation where there was none. I know this bc i was the same, and i was already fascinated by science, but my priorities were simply different. But thats life, it is what it is. Better focus on what you can do now than lament the past

[@Jefferdaughter]

Nick - It is never to late to take education seriously. (Correction: "...taking school seriously...") In your defence, (I prefer the British spelling), school in the U.S.A. has become a tax-payer funded childcare service that also teaches children to do what those in authority tell them to do, and maybe also to trust whatever the experts tell us unquestioningly. Actually teaching a solid foundation of the basics - reading comprehension, the ability to communicate clearly in writing, and mathematics, plus enough of a basic understanding of science and history to give each of us the ability to function in a free republic - seems to be getting less emphasis. Language is as important as science, by the way. Otherwise we would have no way to communicate clearly, especially those things which either are not reducible to mathematics, or which none of us know how to communicate using math. The purpose of language is to facilitate clarity of communication.

[@deckiedeckie]

Love to hear his thoughts on Common Core.....

[@askarkalykov]

So where did he have to go? Can you please drop a link to that video? 🤔

[@theseviolentdelightz]

Neil Degrasse Tyson is such a wonderful guy. Love listening to his talks! Such a genuine person & his passion is clear as day, and you can see that despite fame he has retained his own personality

[@dcmmegared]

Someone asks, "what one video under 20 minutes do you wish the entire world would watch and fully understand?" Me, "Neil deGrasse Tyson Explains How Science Works." (That's this one minute 3:09 - 17:01). There are many great videos about kindness, empathy, living a life of purpose, innovation, technology, etc. that compete for a very close second. The misunderstanding of the scientific process and the belief that it is "one of many ways" to understand the natural world is, in my opinion, the root of so many persistent problems we face today. They all have solutions that can only be discovered and implemented when we all have a singular common answer to the question, "how do we know what we know?"

[@LuisLarrea]

Dude.. I could listen to you 24/7 lol!! Love this.

[@j.r.w7636]

I love love love the way this woman talks lol idk what it is but her voice and delivery is just tantalizing

[@crombajaa]

As always..great expressive answers by Neil.And Amy Harmon , her smile is so lovely!

[@tbarber1027]

Dr. Tyson is the most eloquent and creative scientist I have ever known! :-)

[@RickVersluis]

Neil is a great person who is very passioned about the universe and talks about it in a understandable way with some humour. It's nice to watch him talk, he keeps it amusing and i never digress. I wish he was my uncle or older brother haha.

[@susantenofsky6394]

He is amazing and make them difficult sound simple. What a great sense of humor as well!

[@susantenofsky6394]

Makes

[@solomonjarman366]

He is not genuine. Research flat earth. Don't believe "scientists."

[@robertgraybeard3750]

@@solomonjarman366 The ancient Greeks knew when you travel north or south, the angle to Polaris, the pole star, changes. When you travel east or west it stays the same. Earth is a planet. You can observe that yourself.

[@discerenecessa9062]

20:25 Listen up, everybody - very important statement there!

[@burnedoutmedic]

I paused at 43:15 and it was the best thing I've ever done

[@davedurosier]

The lady is in love with Neil.

[@betaneptune]

She's insufferable. I keep trying to tune out her extremely excessive starstruckness, but I can't. Turn it down, lady!

[@danielmagdziarz7440]

Just a fantastic Interview! Be like Neil.

[@bradleydavid1827]

I don't understand why this has 60 thumbs down. Oh yeah,religious people.

[@solomonjarman366]

because the earth is flat

[@heldertorres4296]

@@solomonjarman366 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤭🤭

[@sosheeanand3537]

Great tip at 21:21. If anyone ever want to make their point clear they must do their homework in all aspect.

[@invgreat5608]

beautiful interview!

[@betaneptune]

I wish Neil had mentioned how small the deviations of Uranus and Mercury were from the Newtonian orbits. Especially Mercury. If you drew both Newton's predictions and the measured orbits and overlaid them for each planet, you'd be hard pressed to notice any difference.

[@IgnarHusky]

I'm within the Generation Exo Planet. Man, I just love Tyson. He's such an inspiration. I just finished the chapter of Dark Energy and love every page of the book :)

[@neverpure20]

I've always been curious about space and science. I'm glad I learned English (not native) so I could listen to people like Neil DeGrass Tyson talk about them. Also you know... videogames.

[@paulk9188]

The guy doesn't even know how many times we have been to the moon.. what are you talking about?

[@AfrikanGod1]

thanks for sharing this chat....Lovely talk!

[@tanyamcelhinney602]

Even though that last question wasn't as spontaneous as some may believe, I'm so glad he took it the way he did

[@anthonylozano8]

It's nice to see people interested in science.

[@balawalsohail9373]

Issac Newton my man! Love Neil G

[@yyaa2539]

It's MY man also... :)

[@childofsatan6647]

"Smartphones " i remember when phones flipped open and had Buttons

[@AstroRamiEmad]

Wow wow wow! These kids are driving me optimistic about or future! And I'm Syrian

[@thmkly]

55:50 dark side of the moon was in fact released in 1973. love this guy.

[@betaneptune]

But at the end, if you turn the volume way up, you can here someone say, "There is no dark side of the moon, really. As a matter of fact it's all dark." Thump thump . . . Thump thump . . . Thump thump . . . [Repeat and fade.] The moon looks black and white to us only due to the extreme contrast and dark background. If you're there it's not as white. Hence the bit about it being dark.

[@JmSantos78]

That was great! Neil is the best!

[@LasseHuhtala]

When I was a kid in school in the late 80's my biggest problems was what Neil mentions in the beginning of the talk: I was completely unable to just memorize and regurgitate information verbatim. I need to understand how things work. My grades sucked, I did not get a a higher education or a good job. But I'm pretty happy still, knowing all the stuff I know about the pale blue dot we inhabit, whilst trying to steer clear of Dunning and his pal Kruger. #AlwaysCurious

[@mostinho7]

15:35 mind blown

[@whereeveritgoes]

I know about Neil deGrasse Tyson because of the "Watch out we got a badass over here" meme. Meme can be the start of an amazing journey for a person like me who has been interested in cosmic knowledge/information for years and yet have never heard of this guy before simply because the many articles I read did not mention his name.

[@gloriannepapolis6525]

He has so much patience with her...this is an astro physicist you have in your mist!

[@gloriannepapolis6525]

What a waste of his time!

[@geraldmahoney4856]

I like his enthusiasm for science.

[@JahRandom]

"'Ms. Universe' .....please. She's Ms. Earth, get over it" hahah idk why that made me crack up. Love this man

[@marvinmauldin4361]

I'm copyrighting Miss (Ms) Multiverse and Miss (Ms) Parallel Universe.

[@arrowed_sparrow1506]

I absolutely agree with Neil. I'm excited to see what this young generation will do to improve life on Earth. And those kids @ ~ 54:00 shows what you can do when you use instant information correctly, while still questioning the world around you.

[@outofmymindarcade3932]

One of my favorite scientists ❤️🤘🏻❤️

[@HopDavid]

Tyson's not really a scientist.

[@HopDavid]

@@PNGDaddy He flunked out of his first attempt at a doctorate. He's done practically zero research since the handful of forgettable papers in the early 90s. And, judging by all the stuff he gets wrong, hasn't cracked a textbook in that time either. He's a pop science celebrity who spreads misinformation. I would give him credit for being an educator if he invested more time and effort to get it right.

[@wallingnaga6563]

@@HopDavid nonsense

[@HopDavid]

@@wallingnaga6563 I've compiled a list of Tyson's questionable claims. With each item I cite my sources. hopsblog-hop.blogspot.com/2016/01/fact-checking-neil-degrasse-tyson.html Most of Tyson's misinformation is harmless. Who cares if his listeners thinking there are more transcendental numbers than irrationals? It's not as if you or 99.9% of Tyson's poser wannabe nerd fans will ever actually study Cantor's ideas on infinite sets. Much worse is when Tyson uses his imagination and poor memory to invent history. And then uses his bad history to push a narrative. Revising history is a serious offense.

[@Mediamatix]

"Miss Universe? She's Miss Earth, please." - Neil deGrasse Tyson. #extraterrestialfeminism

[@marvinmauldin4361]

Wait! What a concept! Miss Multiverse! Miss Parallel Universe!

[@E-__]

No one draws a post-answer applause like NDT.

[@pannagasudarshan6639]

No words to express my feelings after watching this!🤩❤🤘

[@BangladeshThango]

I enjoyed this interview

[@jazzbones1]

47:30 is classic.

[@Doomer253]

Is it me or is the interviewer kind of into NDT? Getting that "Here's my room key." vibe from her. Hah!

[@Moostic]

TheDoomer I bet his sex skills are out of this world. Jokes aside, I'm not gay but he certainly is a very handsome, intelligent and manly man.

[@JEZZE4322]

Moostic all you gotta do is say no homo bro

[@teodelfuego]

TheDoomer it's a little distracting how she is so star struck

[@therandommenace3434]

I would give him my room key :D Straight white guy here :D

[@user98xp]

TheDoomer She's quite alright.

[@Youalreadyhaveitall]

Ah so refreshed!

[@khazardslover]

,,If you gained weight this week, you can't blame the force of gravity" - FALSE!!! My fridge has its own gravity!

[@toolguyslayer1]

If you lose weight or gain weight you can blame the force of gravity because there is more Force being imposed upon you by your total overall gravity

[@OldMGaming]

If as a child, I’d heard Neil speak as he does I’d love to think how inspired I could’ve been

[@paulk9188]

He doesn't even know how many times we have been to the moon..are you serious?

[@jma5599]

He is my man, period

[@paulfestus8657]

Where'd he go after this? Where's that video?

[@nicholasgardiner9601]

Pluralism, pluralistic and plurality are parts of speech from a common root. Neil's first use of pluralism was correct and the most apt in his response. He has written many many pieces for Natural History magazine. Read them. If you enjoy his public talks at all fine. If you want your critical thinking skills enhanced, opened and your knowledge to enlarge and grow read his books. Q.E.D.

[@philiphema2678]

This man's intelligence and intellect is monumental and admirable! And he is entertaining🥰

[@espnpokerclub1246]

" If you gain weight....*You cant repeal the law of gravity*" Jesus Christ that's the funniest truest thing ive heard all year!! LOLOL OMG!!

[@EELLISON2012]

It won't stop them from trying.

[@Jefferdaughter]

And yet the force of gravity as experienced in any one place on Earth may not be exactly the same as it is in another place. Rupert Sheldrake, another scientist, has an interesting talk on this.

[@KaterinaTalantliva]

Neil deGrasse Tyson the Legend.

[@mehdibaghbadran3182]

Thanks Neil , we’re counting on you

[@27philippe]

what's with the volume controllers? Neil had to ask for more volume then it got turned way down again for absolutely no reason

[@nemanjanemanjaa4551]

If anyone got lost at 44:25 here is a title ``we are gonna..can we just have an image of Saturn..um..aaa...ahh..aw...al..oh the Earth..well can we see the..we have the..just as..that`s..and then can we see the next one..which is..so maybe..you can aa..ex..plain to them..`` from the cosmic perspective off course.

[@TonyMacaroni69_]

😂😂😂

[@Icer1414]

SPEECH definitely isn't at 100

[@swearudont8669]

Thank you guys and gals.

[@haid3r88]

This woman, bless her... she was probably that close to jumping on his lap.

[@KalaRaja313]

This is the best person ever made😂😂😂😂😂😂 dude got it going on mannnnn

[@jorgemagana6532]

She's feeling NDT

[@caineable4525]

Jorge Magana she wants the D bro

[@Powence]

She wants the Degrasse

[@SomeCandianGamer]

well im pronly wrong but the question on horoscopes i don't agree with cant the stars align in a certain way and their vibrations effect your birth

[@SomeCandianGamer]

im commited got my scorpio tattoo\

[@KETO-ATOSAB]

Neil deGrasse Tyson is a true gentleman!

[@deckiedeckie]

Why they give him such a small chair?

[@IloveDoubleD]

Due to Global warming.

[@korncows1]

its not a small chair. hes a giant dude. hes bigger than i am and iv never lost a fight and i dont even know howbto fight.

[@orions7595]

If his chair was big enough, you would say why did they give the interviewer such a big chair?

[@crewrangergaming9582]

Why is this only 1 hour long!??

[@gundichapradhan1469]

I like Neil deGrasse Tyson for his intelligent talking about Universe's birth .( Regards)

[@thomasdavis2723]

Dr. Tyson for pres. 2020

[@speedraser2605]

He should be a part of the galactic federation of nations for space travel.

[@TheOicyu812]

I was just getting ready to question why they're using hands-free microphones, and then I remembered Neil prefers to hold a microphone in his hand so he can say the word "black hole" in a dramatic voice.

[@christineclaiborne3139]

Except Matthew McConahay (sp?)

[@brianjonker510]

Most of the things Science learns is tiny inconsequential things that let scientists ask better questions. Neil's example of finding planets neptune and vulcan perfectly illustrates this.

[@rogerkock2456]

Magnificent!!!!

[@647pettiford]

Neil for president of USA!!! He can make america great again. Wouldnt it be amazing to have a leader with intelligence that can deeply thing things through logically. He would make other countries fall in line without debate.

[@Credcsa]

Love that he isnt saying "ahhhm, ehhh, uhhhm" all the time.

[@RONJAE212003]

Credcsa which is why I believe everyone loves listening to him bcse you never feel like Tyson is wasting your time

[@espnpokerclub1246]

52:30 Answer:Have you ever seen the wind>? No But you see its effects all around you. When a tree leans and leaves blow and a cool breeze lands upon your face, you know that wind is there.

[@forthefunofit3230]

he keeps putting that hostess in her place---great job!!!