is bill nye "the science guy" black?embered my resolution and i was like, i heard bill nye "the science guy" is a black man. tell everybody! rumor started. [ ding ] then i heard there were mysterious drones hovering above new jersey and i was like, "what?" and then, people were like, "they're aliens." and i was like, "what?" then folks said they're foreign governments and i was like, "what?" but i was like, drones have learned how to fly themselves and are curious about the "real housewives of new jersey." tell everybody! rumor started. [ ding ] [ applause ] then, i heard -- you're like pavlovian, you clap when you hear the ding. [ laughter ] and then, i heard brad pitt and angelina jolie recently finalized their divorce. and i was like, "when!" didn't this woman file for divorce like a million years ago? so, that means she's single and i have no choice. i heard that angelina jolie is dating jennifer aniston. tell everybody. rumor started. [ ding ] [ cheers and applause ] so, then -- then, beyonce performed at a halftime

>> yes. [ lit laughter ] >> jimmy: why bill nye the science guy?t. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. shout out to bill. >> jimmy: then he -- he ended up coming and meeting you. so, you actually did meet bill nye the science guy. [ cheering and applause ] he's the man. what did you -- what did you end up talking about? >> so, i teach. i do the m.i.t. fellowship, and i've done lectures at harvard. so, i told him maybe we could do, like, a bill nye spin-off or something. i would love to -- to -- to -- >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, i would love to do something in educational journey. kind of like, pass theorch, and kind of take where he left off. >> jimmy: it's great what you do, bud. it's really great that you give back. that's one of the reasons why i love you. but also, i want to talk about your new performance line here. this is called,"741." look at these. come on! that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: they look awesome. and look at -- look at these jams too. >> yes, sir. ♪ >> jimmy: i can -- i can pull this off. i think i c

i'm sure jim henson would be proud. >>> our next tie goes to bill nye the fashion guy who exchanged hisrutting the catwalk at new york fashion week. he wore a tom brown bomber jacket and shorts bearing his legs, or at least the part from his knees to about mid-shin. nye was a natural showing off all kinds of advanced modeling moves, putting supermodels everywhere on notice. clearly, this was not nye's first time on the runway. since 2017, he's made several appearances at the blue jacket fashion show, which raises awareness about prostate cancer. nye's message to men, make sure you get checked. >>> our final low g goes to the new york city rental market, which continues to find ways to shock and appall us. enter emily banani, who recently posted a video who went viral. it was titled, smallest bathroom in nyc. she offered a brief tour in which we, the viewer, were privy to her privy. >> we have this area where i keep my toothbrush. you'll see why in a moment. if you're thinking, this is great, where's the sink? totally, what's great about this is you don't have to turn on the sink and tur

bill nye explaining what we all learned in school.re three states of matter, solid, liquid and gas. but now after nearly two decades of work, microsoft saying it's created an entirely new state of matter. a feat many experts did not believe was ever possible. and it could be a quantum leap in quantum computing. let's get to cnbc's karen gilchrist for details on that. good morning to you, karen. a new state of matter? >> good morning, richard. yes, pretty major tech advancement announced by microsoft, which has unveiled a new chip, which it says shows quantum computing could be years rather than decades ago. it is like a new era of semi conductor. and it is powered by what is known as the topological conductor. they have created difference from solid, liquid and gas. it would allowor developments in medicine and a.i. it is seen as the new frontier with the likes of google and ibm pointing to developments in their space. >>> elsewhere in tech news, apple has announced its new low-cost model, the iphone 16e, which would retail for around

bill nye, the science guy. how to decide now he's, well, then he was that trip. i'm not sure which president st. green. and if you're saying that this, this phrasing is winter, very small, it's important before, but anyhow, the point is not so much the extent that is in the nature of the range of views on the science. the idea was balance, right? and it was tied to a kind of idea of objectivity. objectivity means you guys as much as you are truly able to look at the evidence fairly not. oh, well i have to listen to joe's about lives for an equal amount of time as listening to my tell me the truth. i mean, that's absurd. notion of objectivity. again, the industry knew the journalist felt that way. and so they knew that they could exploit that and they could persuade journalist in the interest of objectivity to give equal time to the industry position, even as industry position was a lie. and even if we had scientific evidence to show that that industry position was to the war on climate science has paid it out. all companies stop pushing as it climate to know how

nye jr.. he's a former pentagon official, former dean of harvard's kennedy school of government. he served in president bill clinton's administration. he described how countries can use culture, foreign aid, and influence instead of force to achieve their goals. hard power, the kind president trump has preferred is military force. it sanctions its strong arm tactics. soft power. that's hollywood movies, blue jeans and yes, sesame street, all intended, as peter baker of the new york times describes, fuel america's popularity around the world and thus its influence. the united states could sometimes get what it wanted. the theory went because other countries aspired to be like the united states or be its friend. and history shows that it's often more effective long term. nye himself said, in the short term, hard power usually trumps soft power, but the long run effects might be the opposite. or, as a caller to my sirius xm radio program said yesterday, who would you rather teach iraqi kids? big bird or al qaeda? disease prevention helps us all. education that fights extremism. it brings me to today's poll que