Adorable 2-Year-Old Genius Shows Off His Knowledge

Our next guest might be the youngest...he's the youngest, there's no chance he will be...he's the youngest expert kid we've ever had on the show. He can identify all the flags in the world and he is two

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s old. From Liverpool, England, welcome Harry Pile and his parents Shellie and Steve. Harry! You came... I say the flags! Countries and some flags! He said countries and flags. Countries and flags, countries and flags. So you came here from England. You were on the plane. How was that? No, don't look yet. No no. We have to wait. How was the plane trip?

Good. round and round. I could not believe it. He said the plane ride went up and down, round and round, and he couldn't believe it. Oh, wow! It is funny! Fun! If you were really going around and around, that would be a strange pilot. He is a pilot, fun! Yes that's fine. Two

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s... when did you notice something was happening with him? Did I read this right? He was 12 months old and he knew the alphabet? Yes Yes. Then, when he was born, we noticed that his eyes looked very big and we joked that he seemed surprised.

And yes, from then on, he would say around 12 months, he started to be able to identify the alphabet. He could spell his name. He could read his name. At 18 months he could identify shapes. Wow. That flag is from Australia! Yes, he just read it on the back. He is two years old. We usually put it on the back just so I know what it is. OK. Let's get straight to the point. So what is this? Australia! That's how it is. Yes, good boy. Malaysia. Malaysia is right. That's the UK. United Kingdom. That's Cyprus. Cyprus is right.

Russia! Russia! Why do you say that with so much emotion? That's Indonesia! That's Indonesia. St. Vincent and the Grenadines. St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Cameroon! Cameroon. Vatican City. Vatican City. Thailand. And Thailand. Those are all the flags! Do you know that you are super smart? Yeah! You're smart enough to know that. It really is incredible. What are you going to do? You have to keep challenging him, right? If every day. What's the new thing you're challenging him with? Logos. So he loves logos, he absolutely loves them. So I bought him a book of logos of all the corporations worldwide.

And we were turning... I think we were on page 300... and we got to the Playboy logo. (SCREAMS) That's Playboy! So I looked at him, Ellen and I thought, but he looked at me and said, Dad, look at this! And I said, should I skip the page? But you can't do that with Harry. So I said, it's the Playboy logo. Then he says: I love Playboy! And he goes around telling everyone that he loves Playboy. (SCREAMS) And Amazon! Oh, and Amazon too, yes. So sometimes it can be a little uncomfortable. Netflix! Netflix? Yes. Yes. It's okay. There's Netflix, right?

I love Netflix! Yeah, which one is this? Warner Brothers. Warner Brothers. And that's Porsche! Porsche! Yes, this is a nice one you'll want to remember. That's called Pixar. Pixar is right! And this is? Disneyland! Disneyland... and the reason I'm showing you this is because tomorrow we're sending you and your family to Disneyland. Thank you so much! Thank you, Elena. Thank you! See, Harry? Look! Harry...wow! Thank you, Elena. What do you say, Harry? Thank you! You will have a lot of fun. You're going to learn all the characters there and everything. I can't wait to go back anytime.

This kid is... Oh, thank you, Ellen. There's nothing there! It's no big deal. It's just an accessory.