-Welcome back.
I'm here with Hillary and Chelsea Clinton.
Now, as -- [ Cheers and applause ]
We're gonna get to why Hillary is wearing these headphones.
As mother and daughter, I know that you're very close,
but I want to see just how close you are
in a game that we call "The Mother/Daughter Challenge."
Here's how the game works. One of you will wear
the noise-canceling headphones
while the other answers a question about you.
And then, you'll take off the headphones,
and we'll see if your answer matches.
-Okay. -If it does, you get a point.
Very good? -Do we get a prize?
-Yeah -- What's that? -Do I get a prize if I win?
-Uh, yeah, you -- -A suitcase.
-Yeah, the love of your mother.
[ Laughter and applause ]
-I hope I get that. I don't know.
-Now, it's gonna get loud. -Oh.
-Ready? It's gonna get loud.
Here we go. Hold on. Tell me whe-- you heard it.
-Oh, my gosh! -All right, very good.
So you can't hear. Very good.
[ Laughter ]
Okay. Ready, Chelsea? -Okay, I'm ready.
-What song would your mom sing at karaoke?
-I think she only knows the words to "Moon River."
[ Laughter ] I think that's the only song --
-Is that even at a karaoke? -I don't know.
I think it's the only song she knows the words to.
The Roots are laughing. [ Laughter ]
-All right, hold on a second. All right, very good.
All right -- No, take it off.
-Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh! -You're getting into the song.
-Whoa! -All right, the question was,
what song would you sing at karaoke?
-And she answered it? -Yes.
-Oh, okay. [ Light laughter ]
Well, probably the only song she ever heard me sing.
-Hmm, okay. -I used to sing to her
when she was a baby. -Okay.
-And I sang the same song. We would sit in a little chair,
we'd look out the window, look at the moon,
I'd sing "Moon River."
[ Bell dings ] [ Cheers and applause ]
-That's exactly right!
I love "Moon River." I love it.
That's a beautiful song.
Chelsea, it is your turn. -Okay.
Oh, gosh, all right. -It's gonna -- it's loud.
-It is. It's very loud. Okay.
[ Laughter ] -All right.
Ooh, you're into it. Very good.
You want to give that to Chelsea?
-Okay, here you go. -Okay.
Okay. What is your craziest family-vacation memory?
-Oh, we -- whew.
We had a lot of kind of crazy times.
I'll tell you -- I hope she doesn't remember this,
'cause it was pretty traumatic. [ Laughter ]
-Those are the best stories.
-We took her to Russia -- Russia --
When we went on a state visit when Bill was president.
-Yeah. -And, you know, there's
the formal goodbyes, so Bill and I were ushered into the,
you know, the beast, the big limousine
to head to the airport,
not knowing that we had left her behind.
[ Audience "Ohhs" ]
[ Laughter and applause ]
[ Sad tuba ] -Wow!
-I mean, can you imagine... -Wow!
-...leaving my only child in the Kremlin,
especially with everything that has happened?
[ Laughter ]
-Very good. Here we go.
-That was a long answer. -No, it's a good --
It's a goodie. But it doesn't have to be long.
Maybe we added stuff. -I'm trying to read your lips.
-No, okay. -But I didn't succeed at all.
-My question was, what's the craziest family vacation memory?
-Oh, gosh, now I wish we had been, like,
chased by a bear or something. [ Laughter ]
-Close. [ Laughter and applause ]
[ Rimshot ]
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Craziest...
[ Laughter ]
I feel like there's a lot of shock over there.
-No. No, not shock.
It's fun, it's fun. -It's fun.
[ Laughter ]
When they left me in the Kremlin.
[ Laughter, cheers, applause ]
[ Ding! ]
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-You remember that?
Hillary and Chelsea Clinton, everybody.
Their new docuseries, "Gutsy," will be available on Apple TV+
starting this Friday.