-Well, I want to talk about another thing
that happened this year -- recently, about a month ago,
where I thought you might be too jittery, but you kept your cool.
We went and saw Bruce Springsteen on Broadway.
-Bruce Springsteen, "The Boss." -Yeah.
-The best. The best. -It was a birthday present.
-It was a birthday present.
-And then, afterwards, we got to say hi to Bruce Springsteen.
-And I don't know why I thought that that wouldn't happen,
but I didn't think it would happen.
-Well, you're supposed to not think it's gonna happen.
It's a surprise.
-But, sometimes --
-That's where she's at in her life right now.
-Yeah.
-If she didn't meet him,
it might have been like, "Oh, bummer."
-Yeah.
-But you did and you took a picture.
And, Dad, I have a question, 'cause I'm gonna show
the picture of Mom and Bruce Springsteen.
Has Mom ever looked that happy with you?
-Can I hold that up a second? -Yeah, yeah. Sure.
-I got to look closer.
No. -Yeah.
And I have to say, it was really nice,
'cause I wasn't gonna ask for a picture,
and you were not gonna ask for a picture.
And we said hello and we were walking out,
and his beautiful, talented wife, Patti Scialfa, said,
"Bruce, you have to take a picture with Seth's mom."
-Right.
-And then you repaid her by getting real handsy
with Bruce Springsteen right here.
-And there's another picture, though,
where he's actually smooching me.
-Really? -Yeah.
-I don't know if I saw that one.
-At your wedding, you guys -- for the, like, mother-son dance,
sang, like, an unusual song.
-Our first dance -- Well, not our first dance.
-"She's the --" -No, "For You."
-"For You." "I came for you."
-Yeah. And it was nice.
And it's not a very common first-dance song.
-No. It was like a jitterbug dance,
and people didn't expect that.
-No. Well, there was a lot that
they didn't expect from our wedding.
So, another thing I want to say --
we showed a video of Ashe,
and, a couple years ago on this show,
we announced that we were having Ashe.
And, so, I want to take this opportunity now --
You guys obviously know.
But my wife and I are expecting a second baby.
[ Cheers and applause ]
And...very excited. Thank you. Very excited.
-So, I have to say -- I get the phone call,
and my Seth is sometimes a crier.
-Yeah. Quite a bit, quite a bit.
-Okay. So, he's crying on the phone
and he can't catch his breath.
He's, like, sobbing.
And I said, "What? What happened? Are you okay?"
And he said, "No, no. It's wonderful news.
It's wonderful news." I said, "What is it?"
And he said, "Well, we're gonna have another baby."
I said, "That's fabulous. Why are you crying?"
He said, "Because, for over a month,
I've had to pretend that I don't care what sex it is,
and I do care.
I want a little boy so we can be Sufi and Posh.
-That's true.
I really wanted a brother for my son
because I was so lucky to have one.
-Yeah. They've always been the best of friends.
Two years apart, and that's exactly what
Ashe and Albert are gonna be, right?
-Well, now, okay, so, you... [ Laughter ]
'Cause we have not decided on a name.
But, Dad, explain why you feel so strongly about Albert.
-Well, for the old sweats that have been here every year,
we've had five sheepdogs, and they're all named Albert.
We have Albert V.
And I really love the dog.
And I always wonder
what it would sound like if it could talk.
But I never hear, like, a voice, like, on a cartoon or a movie
or a child that, "That's what Albert would sound like."
So I figure if they name the kid Albert, eventually,
he'll start to talk, and I'll say, "Oh, yeah, that's it."
And this is a little bit sad on Thanksgiving,
but the kid's gonna outlive the dog.
-Yeah.
-And so if I have a -- It's like Pinocchio.
You know, he becomes a real --
The dog becomes a real boy, and everything works out.
-Yeah. -It's great.
-That's great. You know my wife.
Do you think this would be a tough sell?
[ Laughter ]
-Well, no. Wait. We have one advantage.
She is big on the A's, so I know it's gonna be an "A" name.
-Yeah. -Right.
-Can I tell you that the fact it's been
five of our dogs's names has eliminated it from --
-You can tell us that, but it doesn't mean
we have to stop hoping for it.
-That's true.
And, by the way, I have another son.
Who knows, someday, if that doesn't work out?
-Hypothetically, if you had a child,
would Albert be eliminated as a possibility?
-Albert was my name in her French class.
-That's right.
-Yeah. I think it's a great name.
-All right. -It is a great name.
-All right. -All right.
-Hillary's voting for Bruce, by the way.