joke with neil degrasse tyson, "surveillance never sleeps in the secret projects and freedom of press

i am pleased to have neil degrasse tyson back at this table. welcome. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: when did you know what you wanted to do is be an astrophysicist. >> at age 9, the first visit to the hand planetarium. >> rose: that did it for you? that put it in my veins. i think the universe called me and not i that called it. i thought, wow, of course, growing up in the bronx, there aren't many stars visible anywhere in new york, especially not the bronx at the the time. so the sky and the planetarium was magical. i thought it was a hoax. i've seen the sky from the bronx, and this is not it, therefore it must be a hoax, not knowing, of course, it's portraying the real sky. by age 11, then i had the answer that -- i had the answer to that annoying question that adults ask children, what do you want to be when you grow up. >> rose: and your answer was? astrophysicist. that ended the conversations pretty quickly. >> rose: have you ever wanted to write a science fiction novel? >> yes. however, i don't have talent writing. i wish i did. >> rose

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charlie: neil degrasse tyson is here. many know him as the most powerful nerd in the universe.lls himself simply a servant of science. he is in the hayden planetarium in new york, and he is also the host of a new talk show on the national geographic channel called "star talk." it combines science, culture, and comedy to help bring the universe down to earth. i'm pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. when did you know that what you wanted to do was be an astrophysicist? neil: at age nine, a first visit to the hayden planetarium. it put something in my veins.

charlie: neil degrasse tyson is here. many know him as the most powerful nerd in the universe. he calls himself simply a servant of science. he is in the hayden planetarium in new york, and he is also the host of a new talk show on the national geographic channel called "star talk." it combines science, culture, and comedy to help bring the universe down to earth. i'm pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. when did you know that what you wanted to do was be an astrophysicist? neil: at age nine, a first visit to the hayden planetarium. it put something in my veins. to this day, i still think it was the universe who called me, and not that i called it. of course, growing up in the bronx, there are not many stars visible anywhere in new york, especially not the bronx at the time. then sky at the planetarium was magical to me. i did not think it was real. i thought it was a hoax. i had seen the sky from the bronx, and this was not it. therefore it must be a hoax, not knowing of course that it is for training for the real sky. by age 11, i had the answer to that annoying q