We're back with the lovely former first lady,
Michelle Obama.
We want to help raise some money for Pass the Love
and a Partnership for a Healthier America.
We're going to play a few rounds of Drawer Dash.
Here's how it works.
I am going to ask you to run and bring something back.
For instance, I'll say something that
starts with an M. For every item you bring back
in 10 seconds or less, Triscuit will donate some money.
All right.
So you have a short amount of time.
Are you ready for the first one?
OK.
All right.
Ready.
Here we go.
Bring back something that you took from the White House.
What you got there?
So.
I mean, we took everything.
I mean, as much as we could.
We've got this tote.
Easter eggs from the Easter Egg Roll.
We had our own champagne.
I don't know why this is in here.
The White House M&M's.
I encourage people not to try to eat these.
I mean, you can see it.
All right.
Oh, a yo-yo.
The White House yo-yo.
The official White House yo-yo.
Wow.
The official yo-yo.
Wow.
I never made it to that gift shop.
OK.
Bring me something that's a guilty pleasure of yours.
Just happened to have this.
Wow.
That's strong.
You were ready for that one.
I mean, you know.
All right.
Well, it's good you're drinking water as well.
I'm watching you drink water as well.
So that's good.
I thought you were more of a tequila girl.
I didn't know that you had the vodka as well.
I don't know what's in that glass actually.
It's probably not even yours.
All right.
Bring me something that always makes people laugh
when they come to your house.
My own little Mochi ball.
It's like, it's like, it's Mochi.
It's Mochi.
Yes.
It's adorable.
Where's Waffles, though?
Well.
He's busy.
OK.
He's busy.
We're on a promotional tour.
He's doing some interview somewhere.
Mochi was free.
He's doing something else.
It's not that you have favorites.
I understand.
OK.
Oh, no.
No, please.
All right.
I don't know if there's anything that comes.
Did you make anything?
Bring me something you've made in quarantine.
Is this one of the--
OK.
All right.
I am so glad you asked.
I am so into knitting.
I made all of this stuff.
I made this hat.
I made this scarf for Sasha.
Wow.
This is what I've been doing in quarantine.
This is my practice mitten.
Isn't it cute?
Yeah, it is.
I only have one.
You only have one?
Well, it was a practice mitten.
So I didn't get to the other one.
By the way, did you really make that hat?
Look.
This comes off.
So you can exchange balls.
Isn't that clever?
All right.
Well, you just made Andy laugh when you said exchange balls.
Oh, well.
Andy.
Come on.
Wait.
I got to get back on.
OK.
We're not finished.
First of all, I'm very impressed by that, Michelle.
Bring me something of President Obama's
that you wish you could throw away.
It's like all of his clothes.
These.
What's wrong with his golf clubs?
They're annoying.
It takes too long.
Who needs-- why is there a sport where there are 18 holes?
They just made that up.
Yeah.
That was somebody that's trying to avoid their wife.
They just keep adding holes.
Now it's 18.
Why 18?
So let's get rid of these.
Let's get rid of these.
All right.
Get rid of the golf clubs.
He'll just buy new ones.
He's good at golf.
Let him play golf.
All right.
He can.
All right.
After he finds his golf clubs.
All right.
That's five items.
I'm going to do the math.
Carry the one.
You know what?
Triscuit Crackers believes everyone deserves access
to fresh food and they're Missing
Ingredients project will improve access to affordable fruits
and veggies in US communities for the next three years.
Today, Triscuit wants to donate $50,000 to A Partnership
for Healthy America.
Yes.
Oh, wow.
That's awesome.
Ellen, you're the best!
Triscuit you're the best.