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It is my great and humble pleasure to bring out America's voice of science.

Neil deGrasse Tyson.

So Eugene tonight, we're going to devote the whole evening to talking about storm systems and climate.

So let's bring out our guests.

Yeah, you're guests first.

Yeah.

Ladies and gentlemen, the amazing Michael Schowalter.

I got two more seats.

I have some expertise in weather and storms, but nowhere near what is necessary to pull this evening off.

So I found Dr. Adam Sobel, who is a climate scientist from Columbia University.

Adam, come on out.

And we'd like to have someone who we all know and he just came 20 minutes ago from 30 Rock.

Join me in welcoming Quest Love!

Quest Love, who I think has the largest afro left in the universe.

There's a rabbi, I know.

So we've titled this show, Storms of our Century, and you know, we've had a few storms lately.

So Adam seems to me it's looking kind of bad, these intense storms.

I don't know that we've had more storms.

The ones we've had seem to be sort of record breaking, intensity and scale and size and

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