- You have a brand-new little baby.
- I do. - Well, he's not brand-new.
- How old is he? - He's new enough.
He's eight months. - Eight months old.
- Yeah. - And how's it being a mom?
- It's great. - Yeah.
all: Aww. - I mean, he's the sweetest
and smiliest baby, I think, ever,
so that's a blessing when you're, like,
waking up at 3:00 in the morning,
and he's, like, smiling at you.
It makes it not so bad.
- Well, he must wake up crying before he's smiling
'cause why would you wake up at three if he--
- Right. - Yeah.
- He kinda whines. - Yeah.
- It's not ever, like, a full-on cry.
- He rarely, like, cries. - Oh, so he wakes up
how many times during the night right now?
- It depends. It's getting a lot better.
Some nights he--a few nights a week
he'll give us all night long, sleeping.
- Wow. - Yeah--but he'll wake up...
- Mm-hmm. - I don't know,
every once in a while. [chuckles]
- And your handsome husband, Mike Fisher,
is at home with him right now? - Yeah.
- So, he's taking care of-- - Whoo!
Whoo! - [chuckles]
- Yeah, he's got him right now while I'm away.
- And how is he as a dad? - He's great.
He's--I think we're both really good at, like,
picking up the slack when the other one's super busy.
So, when he has a game, like, the next day--hockey game,
for those who don't know.
[cheers and applause] Um, yeah.
He--I'll make sure and be like, "Okay, you know,
he needs to sleep tonight, he has a game tomorrow,
so I'm the one getting up.
- But what if you have something and he has something?
- I'm probably the one to get up,
But that's okay. That's okay. - That's okay?
- Yeah. - So, and you're going on tour
and you'll take him with you? - Yeah.
- I mean, that's precious. What's he listening to?
- Me. [laughter]
That was rehearsals, apparently I was super interesting.
- It was too loud. both: Yeah.
- Yeah. Yeah. - Yeah, they both seem
really excited by watching you rehearse.
- Right. That's it. - That's--I mean, really,
that's really precious though.
So, you're gonna go on tour-- which is exciting, right?
- Yeah, very exciting. - How long has it been
since you've been on tour? - I mean, we always have shows
to do, but a proper tour, I mean, it's been a few years...
- Yeah. - So, I'm excited.
Yeah, it starts at the end of January, and...
- That's great, and you'll bring the baby, probably.
- Yeah, yes. I'm gonna bring the baby.
[cheers and applause] Thank you.
Yeah. - So, you're gonna be on a bus
for how long? - Um, well, we usually do,
like, different--our tours kind of broken up
in a different way, usually. - Mm-hmm.
- We're figuring all that stuff out right now
'cause we try to be off as much as possible in the summer...
- Mm-hmm. - 'Cause my husbands off
in the summer. Um, what was the question?
[both laugh] Darn it.
I started talking and... - For how long on the bus?
- For how long. - Short little spurts
on the bus. - Yeah, a few months at a time.
- Yeah. - Couple months at a time.
- All right. I wanna give you something to help you
'cause motherhood is really difficult
and you've got your hands full. - Okay.
- Andy. So, here's what you do...
- Oh, that's got it all. - Here.
Let me--let's put it on. - Should I? Okay.
- Yeah, its everything. It's got everything you need.
- This, and like this? Okay.
[cheers and applause]
- Mm-kay. - So, the baby just goes
right in there. - Right here, yeah.
- You've go your keys. - Yeah.
- You got your car keys,
and you've got the bottle right there.
- Ooh, who's phone is this? - Yeah.
[laughter]
- That's--That's, uh... - Let's text somebody.
- [chuckles]
That's my phone, stop. - Oh, okay.
[laughter]
- You have won just about every award there is to win in music,
and so, you should know country music pretty well.
- I should. - You should.
So, we're gonna test you... - We'll see.
- With a game we're gonna call Country Song or Country Wrong.
- Okay. - And we're gonna show you
a title and we both will guess if it's an actual country song
or if it's not. - Okay.
- Okay? - Okay.
- Let's see the first one.
- Oh.
It's a country song.
- I'm gonna say--it is a song? - Yep.
- Is it? - It's Loretta.
- [sings] Country song
[bell dings]
[cheers and applause]
- Loretta. - Oh.
- You're the Reason Our Kids Are Ugly?
- Mm-hmm. - That's fantastic.
- It is.
[laughter]
- All right, let's see the next one.
[laughter]
[buzzer] - Yeah.
[cheers and applause]
Let's see the next one.
I'm gonna say that's a song. - I'm gonna say it's a song too.
- Is it a song? [bell dings]
It is. - Yeah.
[cheers and applause]
- The most clever titles of songs are country songs.
- Yeah. Oh, yeah.
- Let's see the next one. - That was a good one.
- Who is it? [bell dings]
[laughter and applause]
Let's see the next one. - It's Tim McGraw.
[chuckles]
[laughter]
[bell dings] [cheers and applause]
- See?
- I'm not up on my Buffet.
- So--and Mike, does Mike--is he,
like, a--is he a cowboy or is he--does he like country songs?
Does he like... - He's a cowboy in the sense of,
like, loves to, like, ride around on a tractor...
- Right. - And, like, we have a farm...
- Right. - Where we grow soy beans.
- [screams] - [screams]
Come on!
[laughter and applause]
- Just one more time. That's all.
[laughs]
- You watch your back, people. [laughter]
When you're here, you watch your back.