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Everybody please say hello to Ariana.

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Hello Ariana. Hi. How are you sweetheart? I'm good. Good to see you again. Good to see you again too.

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You look awful nice today. Thank you. You're handsome too. I'm handsome. Yes.

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Thank you so much. Wow, what you been doing since I last saw you? Well, you see Mr.

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Harvey, I've been working on my third book. I launched my online store and I also wrote a song for my mommy, Butterfly.

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You launched an online store? Yes. What you selling?

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Well, the books and a charm line, which you see right there. A charm line? You say you wrote a song for your mommy? Yes.

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Why won't you sing it for me? From the day I was born, I looked in your eyes and felt your sweet love.

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I knew you were the one when I opened my eyes and heard from above.

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I'll be there when you fly and I'll be there when you land. I'll be there always.

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My butterfly, one day you'll fly. I'm a butterfly.

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Any of y'all feeling like you failed your children somewhere?

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You're really bright for a six year old. What grade you in? Well, I'm in third grade, so you see- Huh? In the third grade? Yeah.

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You see, when I was two, I was in kindergarten. My favorite subject is science because I really want to be a scientist inventor.

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It invents a machine that I call my EST.

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It stands for emotional sensory toy, because it has a sensor in the eye and it uses AI, so it thinks like a human, so it understands what it sees.

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And then I'll use that sensor to look at the child's face and notice feeling, and then I'll do something to try and calm it down, like when a child was lonely and might play a game with it.

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It's just like a buddy inside a toy. Ariana,

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let me ask you, so they told me that you put me in one of your new books. Did you?

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Well, you see Mr. Harvey, you're the keeper of the key. And your mustache is pretty handsome.

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I just had to get its own character, which is Mr. Mustachio.

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And the reason I put you in the book is because you're smart, hilarious, and a good businessman.

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Cause the last time I saw you, we were gonna talk those terms about the business deal and we never got to do that.

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And I thought since I'm writing the books and illustrating the pictures and you brought your name into the book, we're gonna have a lot of sales on that one.

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We're gonna need a good publisher. I was thinking maybe you could bring your publisher to the table.

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That's really nice of you to put me in the book. I can introduce you all to my publisher.

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They could do a big deal. Let me- Great, let's set up a meeting. Of course.

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Meeting in Las Vegas. Have a meeting in Las Vegas? Do you know how to count cards?

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Playing cards? Um, I know how to play go fish.

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Okay, let me ask you this question because I heard this about you. I heard you walked on your first red carpet the other day. You're right, it was amazing.

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I even got to do a campaign for Red Nose Day. It's where everyone comes together to get rid of child poverty.

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One red nose at a time. I feel very lucky to be a part of this because I think it's very important we help the children in need.

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Folks, give it up for Ariana. Most eight year old kids like running around outside with their friends, playing sports and video games in their free time.

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But my next guest has more intellectual interests.

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At the age of eight, he's already a published author with the best-selling book on Amazon.

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His book is called Kayla and Kyle, The Walking Dictionary's Election Day.

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And it was also recently accepted into the Library of Congress.

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Everybody, please welcome Nicholas Buama. Hey Nicholas, how you doing, man?

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I'm doing great, how are you? Wonderful, I've never