In this video, a parent is concerned about her daughter's friends and their honesty. She organizes a game where 20 kids are divided into two teams: one team tells the truth (green cards), and the other team lies (red cards). The parent eliminates contestants by asking them to describe items in a box without seeing them. In the end, only one contestant remains on the green team, and the parent must decide if they are telling the truth to win $1,000.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The narrator is with their daughter and her friends to find out who's lying among them.
2. The narrator usually picks their daughter's friends and believes in their good judgment.
3. The husband disagrees with the narrator's ability to judge kids.
4. They plan a competition where 20 kids will participate, with 10 lying and 10 telling the truth.
5. The goal is to catch all the liars after four elimination rounds.
6. The competition offers a prize of a thousand dollars for the winner.
7. They go through several challenges involving unknown items and descriptions.
8. The narrator uses their judgment to eliminate contestants based on their descriptions.
9. In the final round, there are two team red members and one team green.
10. The narrator must choose who's telling the truth to determine the winner.
These are the objective facts without opinions from the text.