>> Today on "Access Daily," it's
National Tequila Day, and we're
celebrating with Guy Fieri and
Sammy Hagar.
>> Salud,gentlemen.
>> What else you gonna do?
Drink margaritas all day.
>> Then Josh Duhamel is here.
>> If you weren't an actor, what
do you think you'd be doing?
>> I was gonna go to dental
school.
I don't know if that would've
been a reality.
>> Really?!
>> Plus, he keeps
Morris Chestnut in shape -- now
he's got workout tips for you.
>> Fellas, cross it over.
Cross it over.
There we go. Whoo!
I feel like Rocky Balboa.
[ Bell Dings]
>> Rocky Balboa!
♪♪♪♪
[ Cheers and applause ]
>> Welcome to "Access Daily"!
I am Mario Lopez here with
Scott Evans and Kit Hoover, and
happy National Tequila Day,
everyone!
[ Cheers and applause ]
Hey!
Awesome holiday.
Right behind Christmas, I think
it's my favorite.
But little history for you with
tequila.
It's been around since the
1500s.
It was actually a drink that the
Aztecs used to drink before the
Spanish even invaded.
It can only be found in the
state of Jalisco, Mexico, much
like champagne can only be from
Champagne in France, right?
You have three different kinds.
You have añejo, reposado...
>> Añejo.
>> ...And silver.
>> "Repesado."
>> Okay, we have some
Casa México Tequila right here.
I have some añejo,and Evans has
the silver.
You're supposed to have the
reposado!
What happened to the delivery,
Hoover?!
>> I know!
You got it delivered for me
today.
I need it.
I just want to tell y'all, if I
was a drink, I would want to be
tequila.
>> 100%.
>> It's the ultimate upper.
It's so good.
That or a Budweiser, just a
classic beer.
>> Hoover, it does have
medicinal benefits.
I'm not trying to be funny.
It really does.
That's what they used to use a
lot of of times, often, for
medicine, and if you drink
high-quality tequila 'cause it's
from the blue agave plant, you
won't wake up with a hangover.
Salud!
[ Cheers and applause ]
That's what I suggest for day
drinking.
>> Okay, so, here's my question,
though.
>> Yes.
>> Okay, so, if you're gonna
shoot something, do you
typically shoot silver?
Do you waste the añejo?
Because I feel like that's the
expensive one.
You know, when you go to the
store, añejois the one that
costs the most.
>> That's a good question.
Well, I don't discriminate.
I'll shoot 'em all.
However, you are correct that
the silver, generally speaking,
is the one you maybe do shots
with, but you know what?
I like, for the Case mé--
Oh!
Oh, thanks for the toast, Evans.
>> Oh, I thought we were going.
>> Thanks for the toast.
How rude!
>> I just wanted to taste it.
>> You got to toast. Salud.
And then saludto you right
there.
>> When you were explaining, I
just wanted to --
>> Okay, here we go.
>> [ Smooches ]
>> Bottoms up, boys.
>> That's what I'm talking'
about!
Happy National Tequila Day!
>> So smooth.
Happy National Tequila Day.
>> Evan's gonna start stripping
any moment now.
>> I was ready to tell you I
haven't eaten today yet so --
>> Oh, that's the best!
[ Laughter ]
>> I just did two shots of
tequila, so I really can't be
held responsible for whatever
happens after this.
>> One more, and it's a lot of
fun.
[ Laughter ]
>> Whoo!
>> Then it's a party.
>> Well, fellas, I miss y'all so
much, being odd man out, not in
the studio, that I had to come
up with something.
>> Uh-oh.
>> So, it's a little creepy, but
I got these life-size versions
of you guys right here beside
me.
[ Laughter and applause ]
>> That's great!
>> I came down, and, by the way,
look at y'all!
>> That's so funny.
>> They're so real!
I've been talking to you, you've
been playing with my cat, Harry,
I've had you guys all over, and
I just -- I feel better having
you near.
>> [ Laughs ]
>> Hoover, you got to take a
picture and post that.
That's fantastic.
[ Both laugh ]
>> Oh, my God.
>> Can cardboard-cutout Mario
fill in for me...
>> Oh, I better be careful.
>> ...When I'm sick or not here?
>> Totally.
Oh, did you guys know, for real,
on soap operas now, because they
can't do the love scenes,
there's blow-up dolls that do
the love scene?
This is 100% for real.
They did it on
"The Bold and the Beautiful."
I've got two blow-up dolls right
here.
You guys have never looked
better.
You're shiny, you're muscular,
you're fit, you're regal, so I
got something going on.
We're gonna have a love scene,
keep drinking that tequila.
>> Oh, that's hilarious.
That's hilarious.
Do a shot for that.
>> Hoover's sitting in her
director's chair.
Ho, man. That is hilarious.
>> I'm directing.
How about this, fellas, this
statistic?
Lingerie sales soar amid the
coronavirus.
This was interesting to me.
People are, like, kicking it up
at home a little bit.
>> Well, I mean, it makes sense
that people want to get a little
cozier since they're locked down
with their loved one.
Can I tell you something,
though?
Guys could care less -- I'm-a be
honest with you -- could care
less about the lingerie.
I think my wife is just as sexy,
if not more, when she's just
rockin' a little T-shirt and
some of my boxer shirts.
I'm like, "Ooh, okay.
Get over here."
I mean, you see the lingerie,
okay, but I just feel women
shouldn't waste their money.
They look sexy in simple stuff,
just grabbing their guy's T.
>> That is interesting, and I
would have to agree that is
sexy, but so is some full
lingerie, right?
I was watching -- what was it?
It was on Netflix -- I think
"Fatal Affair" with Nia Long and
Mekhi Phifer.
>> Okay.
>> And she -- At one point, they
go to the restroom, and she,
like, pops open her dress, and
she's like, "Ahh!"
And it was like lingerie.
>> Really?
>> I had to pause the movie.
I was watching with my little
sister.
I was like, "Hold on.
We got to watch something else."
>> Are you a big lingerie
person, Hoover?
>> No, you know me.
I've got some stuff, but I like
the Costco 12-pack of cotton
briefs.
[ Laughter ]
>> That's what I'm talking
about.
>> I really do. Very clear.
>> Kit!
>> I'll pull up the lingerie,
but then they're just so cozy.
And to your point, "Crowl"
thinks I'm cute, but I kind of
need -- I can kick up my game.
I will say I bought the ones --
there's the ones that go up your
leg, and then there's a space,
but you have to hook it here and
here and there and behind.
I can't...
>> That's too much work.
I tell my wife --
>> Who hooks the behind one?
>> I said, "If it makes youfeel
happy and good, okay, but I'm
not trippin'."
>> Listen, Kit and I have had
this conversation.
You were supposed to be "Tasha,"
right?
>> Yep.
>> You had a cap and an eye
patch.
>> Yep.
>> And you said --
[ Laughter ]
>> What is that?
Is that like your alter ego,
"Sasha Fierce"?
[ Laughter ]
>> Yes, it was "Tasha Fierce,"
with one eye.
>> My girlfriends had an
intervention, and they said,
"Look, enough with the Costco
briefs."
But they come in a 12-pack.
>> I get that you're practical.
>> The bang for your buck right
there.
>> Huh?
Can I tell you something?
>> Yeah.
>> Let me tell you S-- and then,
as a man, too, I don't -- do you
wear pajamas?
I don't rock pajamas.
Do you wear pajamas?
>> It depends.
>> What you mean it depends?
It depends on what?
[ Laughter ]
>> I'll do, like, a cozy
situation, like a little -- what
is it, like the onesie "Sitch."
I've done it.
>> Oh, those get too hot.
>> What?!
Whoa, whoa, whoa! What --
>> Yeah, you know, like a
thematic like -- I told you,
role play, Kit!
>> Mario, a onesie?
>> See what happens when you
have two shots of tequila on an
empty stomach?
>> Yeah, see?
Yeah, we get him another one.
Maybe we'll see the onesie.
>> Yeah, you know.
>> I don't ever wear paja--
like, the only time I can
remember wearing pajamas is like
in Christmastime, 'cause my wife
likes to take pictures of all of
us.
>> Yeah, that's what I'm talking
about.
>> Just literally in Christmas.
Other than that, I don't wear --
I don't even know if I own
pair of pajama bottoms or any
pajamas.
I'm always just in shorts or a
T-shirt or something like that.
I have a friend...
>> Oh, I thought you meant you
were just nude.
>> ...Sleeps in the full-on
pajamas like -- you know how
Ricky Ricardo and Lucy used to
wear?
>> Yeah, with the silk?
>> Yeah, with the buttons.
Who wants to sleep with the
buttons?
When we go travel, I go, "How do
you -- that's so uncomfortable."
Like you're sleeping with a
dress shirt.
>> You know what that's about?
It feels rich.
You feel wealthy.
>> It feels uncomfortable.
>> You feel wealthy when you...
>> Hugh Hefner.
>> ...Sleeping wrapped in silk.
>> Oh, like Hugh Hefner style?
>> Yeah!
>> With the silk?
Oh, silk's next level.
>> See?
>> I wouldn't know.
It all comes off when I go to
sleep, anyway.
It all comes off anyway.
>> Right?
>> Yes. More tequila!
>> But I'll tell you, Kit...
>> More tequila!
>> ...The lingerie thing makes
sense because we've also seen
the baby boom, right?
>> Yes.
>> Maybe there's a correlation.
>> Hey, you know what makes
sense?
Another shot makes sense.
Salud.
Come on, Evans!
You're gonna leave me hangin'
like this?
>> No, I'm not gonna leave you
hanging.
>> It is rude to not drink on
National Tequila Day, especially
with a Mexican.
>> Salud.
Oh, you Goin' straight to the
botella.
[ Laughter ]
>> Ohh!
>> Oh, God, I'm gonna tell you
right now, I'm so grateful for
my cutouts because you two fools
are gonna be gone.
>> Take it easy over there,
Rocky Balboa.
>> [ Exhaling deeply ]
That make you want to get up and
be like -- hold on, hold on.
It make you want to --
Hyah!
>> [ Laughs ]
>> I thought you were about to
hit one of them
"World of Dance" "Choreos" right
there.
>> I might!
[ Laughter ]
5, 6, 7, 8...
>> Alright.
>> [ Vocalizing ]
>> Tiktok'ing right there.
>> Control room, we're so lucky
to have the other Mario and
Scott here 'cause it's going
south in the studio.
>> [ Laughing ] Just in case.
>> Those are so funny.
Those are so funny.
Why do you have them -- You
don't have to have the cardboard
cutouts 6-feet socially distant.
You can have those guys closer.
Those guys don't have to be
socially distant.
>> They don't have their mask.
>> Lookit, she kept us 6 feet
away.
>> Just in case. Just in case.
>> Hey, you know what?
Cardboard cutout Mario might
have some stuff -- might not be
covid, but he might have some
stuff.
[ Laughs ]
>> He was sleeping in the nude
last night, and he is rowdy
today.
Wait, guys, I want to talk about
Zac Efron's new show.
It's on Netflix.
>> Okay.
>> I want you to roll some of
this.
It's called "Down to Earth."
But what's funny -- you know,
we've kind of seen it with
Bear Grylls and out like that,
but everybody's commenting on
his "Dad bod."
I'm like, "This guy still looks
incredible."
But he's traveling the world,
doing all kinds of crazy
adventures.
Do you remember he got really
sick last year...
>> Yeah.
>> ...Traveling and almost died?
But look at him out here.
>> First of all, he's not a dad,
so he can't have a "Dad bod."
But that whole phrase is kind
of -- that's trash.
Oh, look at those --
>> Mario takes offense to the
[Laughing] "Dad bod."
>> He looks great, by the way.
The dude doesn't look like he
has any kind of -- my gosh, did
the -- lookit.
Well, he's definitely not right
there.
>> Yeah, that was "Baywatch,"
right?
>> He's dialed in right there.
>> "Baywatch" looked airbrushed.
Like, that was unbelievably
tight.
I like him like -- you know what
I mean?
I like a man with a girth.
>> Yes, he's essentially kind of
like a little Anthony Bourdain
but with eco-friendly...
>> Scott, girthy, big.
>> ...Tips, though, right?
>> "Girthy big."
>> Scott Evans...
>> "Girthy."
>> Scott Evans -- Mario, take
that tequila away right now.
>> Yousaid it!
[ Both laugh ]
>> We're gonna keep it moving,
then.
We're gonna keep it moving right
here.
>> Okay, then how about this?
Let's go to this Amazon driver,
okay?
He goes for his delivery.
Watch what happens when he pulls
up to this house.
This is my worst nightmare.
Roll it.
>> Uh...I came to this house to
deliver a package and...
There's a snake waiting for me.
[ Chuckles nervously ]
Okay.
I am just gonna set this down to
the side, buddy.
Watch out, buddy.
Bro, get away from the...
Nah-unh.
I'll just leave that there.
Real talk, I want to get this
away from their door.
[ Laughs ]
I'm just laughing 'cause of all
the Amazon delivery memes, how
they, like, reset your front
porch and everything.
I'm moving snakes out here.
Yo, get away, you feel?
Get away from their front door.
No, no.
Dawg, leave.
Leave. Leave.
No.
>> That's a little baby snake.
You guys trip on snakes?
You know I used to have pet
snake, a python?
>> I do.
>> Jennifer.
Jennifer was her name.
Get in there. Lookit.
Evans --
>> Jennifer -- wasn't it named
after an ex-girlfriend for real?
>> No --
>> Aah!
[ Laughs ]
[ Laughter ]
>> They tried to scare...
>> [ Laughs ]
[ Laughing ] He's so stupid.
>> Hey, don't break the tequila.
Don't break the tequila.
That's amazing.
>> [ Laughs ]
Wait, what y'all didn't see was
that Esther was standing here so
patiently, waiting for that clip
to end, and she's like, "I don't
have anything."
I was like, "Why is Esther
standing right here?"
"I don't have anything."
And then she tried to throw it,
but she was like this...
>> Come on, Esther!
>> [ Laughs ]
That was funny.
>> It was a python named
Jennifer after a girl my cousin
and I liked.
That was a little garter snake.
That little Amazon guy -- come
on, man.
>> Guys, before we --
>> Where'd the cutouts go?!
>> Because you're having a
tequila party out there, where
did my cutouts go?
Where did they go?
Where are my fellas?
[ Laughter ]
[ Cheers and applause ]
>> That's fantastic!
>> [ Laughs ]
>> Hey, you rockin' that
sombrero.
>> [ Laughs ]
>> That is fanta-- Okay, listen.
I expect to see cutout Mario and
cutout Evans in new positions
every day now.
>> Yes.
>> It's gonna be like
"Where's Waldo?"
>> Totally.
>> That is tremendous.
Saludto that.
And we are gonna continue the
celebration of
National Tequila Day with
Guy Fieri and Sammy Hagar!
We're gonna be Makin' margaritas
coming' up next.
>> iAúpa!
>> Joining us now is
world-famous celebrity chef
Guy Fieri and legendary rocker
Sammy Hagar.
Welcome, guys!
First of all, you know I'm a
huge fan of both of you, and
we're all big fans of the spirit
of tequila and food lovers in
general, but since I have a
couple of international men of
mystery right here, where are
you, Sammy?
>> I'm in Southern California
at the beach.
[ Laughs ]
>> Nice, nice.
Okay, not too far from me.
And, Guy, you are literally on a
body of water.
Where are you?
>> Aw, you're cutting out.
Of course. Where am I?
I'm in Northern California on a
little lake and sitting back in
a cove, where it's the only spot
we could find any kind of cell
service.
So I know that I'm probably just
a frozen screen, and Sammy's
gonna ad-lib all my lines for
me.
>> I love it.
Well, I love the shirts, too,
where you're talking about
Mezquila, where tequila is a
mezcal, but not all mezcals are
tequila.
>> Guy will tell you -- he's a
chef.
He can tell you what this is
about, but you mix mezcal and
tequila in a glass and try to
drink it, it puts you in the
hospital.
[ Laughs ] It's not good.
But we brought the flavors
together, so now you can have a
smoky Mezquila, and it makes the
best margarita on the planet,
and it's one stop.
One-stop shop. So there you go.
>> That's awesome.
It's like the best of both
worlds, and I've actually never
heard of something like that.
That sounds very cool.
I'm looking forward to trying
it.
>> ♪♪ I want the best ♪♪
Oh, excuse me.
[ Both laugh ]
>> Love it.
>> Wrote that one. Okay.
>> Hey, Guy, how did you guys
meet?
How did you guys become friends?
>> Well, I think I'm probably
like everybody in the world, is
a Sammy Hagar fan.
And all the things that -- you
know, all the things I did in my
life, all through college and
high school, and Sammy was
always there with a song.
There was some song that Sammy
sang that always just played
right into the perfect spot of
where I was in my life.
And both living in
Northern California, I would see
him at concerts all the time,
and then when my
Food Network opportunity came
along, Sammy was a great mentor
and big brother and helped kind
of guide me through some things
I had to go through.
And then, one day, I got the
call, and it's just been an
amazing opportunity to work with
such a legend, such a great
entrepreneur, and, really, I
would say, one of the godfathers
of tequila.
We all know Sammy's history with
Cabo Wabo, and when he sold it,
I was heartbroken.
I said, "If you ever do it
again, 'Red Rocker,' please
bring me in the loop," and here
we are.
>> That's awesome, yes.
And I'm very familiar with the
man as a rock legend and as a
tequila pioneer, if you will,
kind of making it available to
the masses there.
And, Sammy, since we're here,
man, I got to ask you -- and
he's bringing up music -- would
you ever play with the Van Halen
brothers again?
>> With Van Halen?
Absolutely.
I love them.
I love that band, I love the
music we made, and it would be a
shame if we never got to do it
again.
Not sure it'll ever happen, but
Michael Anthony and I have a
band called The Circle, and we
play all the Van Hagar era
stuff, you know, as well as my
solo stuff, Montrose,
Chickenfoot.
We play all the stuff and...
But, you know, Van Halen, that
was the highlight of my career.
You know, I don't plan on ever
getting any more success than we
had -- pure logic -- and it
would be nice to do it one more
time.
We'll see.
>> Yeah, we'll see.
Well, it'd be nice to see you
just perform live and with an
audience hopefully soon.
>> Kind of like a marriage.
It's like, "Do you ever want to
marry that woman again?"
[ Laughs ]
>> Exactly.
[ Laughs ]
Hey, Guy, can you play any
instruments, man?
Can you sing yourself?
>> Are you -- Mario I just --
you say do I play instruments?
>> Yes.
>> No, I -- well, I wanted to
always learn how to play the
guitar, but for right now I just
play the fiddle.
>> [ Laughs ]
You play drums, Guy.
Don't be humble.
Guy actually plays drums.
He actually plays drums.
>> I cracked everybody up on the
boat with that one.
[ Laughs ]
>> I get it. Keep it pg.
>> Actually, Guy's a better
drummer than I am a chef.
How 'bout that?
>> Is that right?
You play the drums, Guy?
>> Impossible.
>> Okay.
I played the drums back in the
day.
Alright, well, listen,
gentlemen, stay right there
because it is
National Tequila Day, and you're
gonna show us how to make the
perfect margarita, and we've got
that coming up next.
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>> Alright, we are back with
Guy Fieri and Sammy Hagar,
celebrating
National Tequila Day with some
margaritas!
So, first off, gentlemen, what
do we need?
I know we're using Mezquila, I'm
assuming, for the margarita,
correct?
>> Yes, because I wanted to show
you what -- when you have a
little bit of mezcal in it,
there's a couple of tricks that
Guy taught me, and seeing as how
he can't do it on his boat out
there, I can show you.
So it's like, real quick, you
got a shaker with ice, and, of
course, this is the best
invention that ever came out of
Mexico right here.
>> That's the best.
With the lemon squeezer?
Awesome.
>> Yeah, just squeeze a little
lime.
I like to do -- add the
tangerine 'cause it's mezcal.
>> Yeah, the tangerine's a good
little touch because it gets so
smoky.
Okay, I like that.
>> Lime in there, too.
Just bundle it up if you want.
Anyway, you do that, and then
you mix it with simple syrup,
the same amount as acid.
So if you got one ounce of that,
you do an ounce of simple syrup.
Pour the mezcal.
I like triple sec better than
Cointreau, but this I want
because it's more orangey.
>> Yes, I like triple sec, too.
>> Then you double that with the
"Boom, boom, boom."
As much as you want, you know?
>> Yeah, I would get personally
a little more aggressive with
that, but go on.
>> Eh, shake it to death.
And then you need these glasses.
My trick is the damiana.
You see that damiana in front of
you?
That right there is a damiana
ice cube.
I keep my glasses in the
freezer.
I don't like to put ice in my
glasses.
I put a little of my own sea
salt on the rim, and then you
put that damiana ice cube in
there, which is an Aztec
aphrodisiac.
>> Ah.
>> And you pour just a little
bit in there.
>> And it's a liqueur, right,
Sammy?
>> This has got a coconut-water
ice cube in it.
But it was for Guy because I
don't want to give him any
damiana, you know what I mean?
>> Yeah, no, he's got enough
naturaldamiana going on in his
life right there.
See, that's quick.
>> Now, I think that we should
all recognize what a great chef
Sammy is and that he does have
cookbooks, that he's cooked with
all the greats, so I was coming
up with my watermelon pineapple
lime margarita, but I knew it
was gonna pale in comparison to
Sammy's great cocktail, so I
want to show you how I
celebrate.
I like to take a little bit of
the blanco,a little
blanco fino,which is 100% blue
agave, which is low sugar, no
carb, that is made down in the
highlands of Jalisco.
Sammy, this is how I do it.
I just give a little pour right
like that, nice and neat, no
salt, no lime...
>> [ Laughs ]
>> Oh, you just get in there.
>> That's how you celebrate
National Tequila Day!
>> You get in there spring-break
style.
I like it.
>> There you go.
National Tequila Day.
What else are you gonna do?
Drink margaritas all day!
>> By the way, we should add
National Tequila Day at least
once a month.
>> [ Laughs ]
>> And it needs to fall
on a Friday all the time.
Is everyone getting hammered?
>> Miss you, Guy.
>> [ Laughs ]
>> Salute, gentlemen.
Let me see.
>> Cheers, Mario.
>> Salute.
Appreciate you.
Thank you so much.
That's some great, great stuff
right there.
>> How about trading a case
of the Santo for a case of
the Mario Lopez tequila?
>> [ Chuckles ] That's right!
I'mma get you guys.
We'll switch it out.
I don't discriminate.
I like it all.
What was that, Sammy?
>> Oscar! That's right!
Right on!
Oscar's my buddy.
>> Yeah, De La Hoya.
That's right.
>> He's drank plenty
of my tequila, believe me.
>> Oh, I know. I know.
We're big fans.
Well, salute, gentlemen.
Really appreciate you.
Have a great, great day,
and hopefully, we'll get to see
you in person soon.
Okay!
>> Drink responsibly.
>> Next up, we are talking to
Josh Duhamel.
We're gonna find out what he's
doing this weekend with the
PGA Tour.
That's coming up next.
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>> Come a little closer, Josh.
>> Do you want me to sit on
your lap?
I'll just...
I'll just sit right on your lap.
>> Josh Duhamel in the booth
here to see Clay Myers
and Tanner Beard on
double-dutch Courage.
>> Go get 'em, Tanner!
>> Gah! Go get 'em, Tanner!
>> Ah, that's Josh Duhamel
right there having fun with...
In the booth on ABC's
"Holey Moley."
But this weekend, you'll find
Josh at the 3M Open on the
PGA Tour on NBC.
How are you doing, Mr. Josh?
>> I'm doing alright.
How about you, Kit?
>> Hanging out over here, but
I love this side of your life
and knowing what a gamer you are
and how much you love all sports
and golf.
This weekend, would you say
you're more of a Jim Nantz
or a Bubba Watson?
>> Whoa.
It's very different.
I would say --
I mean, I'd say I'm more of
a Jim Nantz because I'm here to
sort of watch and commentate
today for the charity challenge,
but I wish I was more of
a Bubba Watson.
That means I'd be a better
golfer.
>> Can I get a "Hello, friends"?
>> Hello, friends.
>> [ Laughs ]
Have you always loved golf?
Did you grow up playing?
I grew up playing golf.
You know, North Dakota --
We got a good, solid three weeks
of golf season.
So, I didn't get as much
practice as the kids from
California or Florida or
anywhere else, but yeah, I love
it, ever since I was a kid.
>> So, tell us about this
weekend.
What's gonna be going on
at the 3M Open.
>> So, yeah, I'm here at the 3M
Blaine, Minnesota, just outside
of Minneapolis.
Obviously, everything's a little
bit different this year
with the state of the world,
and there aren't gonna be any
crowds here, which has got to be
difficult and an adjustment for
these players.
But I've spent the last few
weeks with 3M just sort of
learning about the science of
golf and how they apply it to
golf clubs, and not only that,
but also what they're able to do
for the city of Minneapolis.
As we know, there's been a lot
that's happened here over the
last couple of months, and
they're really using this as
an opportunity to make
a difference and to make it
about charity and to make it
about social justice and all
these things that I think --
Yes, we don't have the crowds,
but it is a chance to show what
a tournament like this can do
for a city like Minneapolis.
>> How is it without the crowds?
What does that feel like?
>> It's a little weird.
You know?
It's not that different for me,
'cause nobody's watching me play
golf when I go out on a Tuesday
afternoon.
>> I beg to differ.
They're like, "Look at Josh."
>> For these guys, I mean,
they, as much as any athlete,
I think they feed off that roar
of the crowd, and so much of it
is about --
If they can't see where the shot
landed, they can hear what the
crowd reacts to.
So, you know, for these guys,
it's a big adjustment,
but I think it's an adjustment
for everybody around the world.
Right now.
>> Did you ever dream,
truthfully, of being in
the booth?
We were joking about it earlier,
but if you weren't an actor,
what do you think you'd be
doing?
>> If I weren't an actor?
Well, I was gonna go to dental
school.
I don't know if that would have
been a reality.
>> Really?
>> I would have been doing,
probably --
Or I would have been a pro
athlete had I been more
athletic.
>> [ Laughs ]
>> Wait, I love the dentist
thing.
>> I really didn't give myself
any other options but this.
So, if it weren't this,
it would be something...
Something -- I don't know.
>> How are my choppers?
>> Looking good, Kit.
>> The bottom are shifting
as I approach 50.
They're going weird on
the bottom now.
>> Are they?!
>> Yeah.
>> Nah. It's okay.
A little imperfection is okay.
>> Right?
I got the little snaggle tooth.
>> Yeah, that's okay.
I like that.
>> How's Axl?
>> Axl's great.
He's been with me out at
the cabin quite a bit.
It's been an opportunity for him
to really sort of see life
outside of Los Angeles,
and he's spent big chunks of
time, you know, chopping wood
and clearing brush and painting
decks and collecting rocks
and branches.
>> So manly!
>> That part of it's been good.
>> Yeah.
And are you doing any teaching
coming up here in the fall?
Did you have to do any in the
spring?
This online teaching stuff
is hard.
>> Yeah. No kidding. I did.
I did a lot of homeschooling
towards the end of last year.
>> Are you a good teacher?
>> At first, I kind of liked it.
I got to see and hear his class
interact, and then towards
the end of the year, I was like,
"Oh, my God, is this year ever
gonna be over with?"
And now we don't know what's
gonna happen, whether they're
gonna go back or not.
So, this year, we'll be a little
bit more prepared.
Last year, he sort of did it
at the kitchen table.
If they do, in fact, stay home,
we'll have to set up a little
desk and a little learning
station.
I think this is all just one big
adjustment for all of us,
and we're just rolling with it.
>> I love when you talk
about him.
You light up.
And did you see how cute --
Kelly Ripa was talking
about you when you were on
"All My Children" way back when.
She had some nickname for you.
"The Jolly Giant"?
>> No, "The Iron Giant."
>> The Iron Giant!
>> Her son used to call me
The Iron Giant because,
at that time, he was just a kid.
He was like 3, I think.
And now he's --
Now he looks exactly like Mark.
>> The Iron Giant.
But what's so cute --
Like, did you always want kids?
Some people are just a natural.
>> Yeah.
Yeah, I've always wanted kids.
You know, even when I was a kid,
I had an affinity for kids.
My son is kind of the same way.
He's very good with younger
kids and babies.
And I don't know.
It's just something
I've always --
I mean, maybe it's because
I never really grew up.
I don't know.
>> Same, and I wanted them
my whole life.
I only have three.
I wanted five.
That's for another day, though.
The "All My Children" stuff --
The reunion was so great.
We're doing this whole thing
about celebs that started
on soaps.
What do you remember about that
time?
>> Oh, man.
That was the beginning for me.
I was so green.
I remember being so nervous,
like, not feeling like
I belonged.
I was, like, fooling everybody
that I was even there.
>> Not with those frosty tips.
You were fooling --
>> Those things --
Well, those frosty tips were
because I had to dye it for
something that I had just done
before that -- a student film
thing that, hopefully, nobody
ever sees.
But it was --
>> What's that called?
>> Never mind. Doesn't matter.
Doesn't matter, Kit.
>> Text me later.
>> It was just three years
of boot camp, really, for me,
and it was the best three years
as far as my training that
I could have had.
>> I love it, and I love
watching your career.
Have fun this weekend on
the 3M Open.
I love this side.
I'm a total sports fanatic with
anything, so hopefully we'll be
getting back to everything.
Soon.
Wait, what did you play
in college?
Where'd you go to school?
>> I went to Minot State
University.
Go Beavers.
>> Go Beavers!
>> Go Beavers.
>> I need some Beaver gear.
This is outstanding.
>> I'll send you some Beaver
gear.
>> [ Laughs ]
>> And what was your position?
>> I played quarterback.
>> Oh, of course. Of course.
Did you run the wishbone?
>> No, I avoided contact, Kit.
I was a drop-back Passer.
>> I was a college athlete,
as well, but I only made it to
my junior year, and then
I discovered this thing called
tequila and beer, and I was
like, "This is --"
>> Wait. Wait, wait, wait.
So, you discovered tequila
your junior year of college?
>> Well, I knew it early on, but
I was three sports in college,
and then sort of the partying
got a little better of me.
I went to Chapel Hill,
and then I had --
>> Oh, you did?!
>> I had to tap out.
>> You went to Chapel Hill.
What did you play?
>> I did cross country, indoor,
and outdoor, so three sports
in d-I was too much.
>> Yeah.
>> Then I joined the sorority
and met the cute boys,
kind of like the quarterback on
the football team.
>> And the tequila.
>> It was a steep decline.
>> See, for me, it was tequila
freshman, sophomore year,
and then I realized, like,
I gotta try to, like, not
flunk out.
So, I had to really study.
My last two and a half years,
I had to go hard.
Because I went way too hard,
you know, drinking the first two
years of college.
>> It's National Tequila Day
today, and I always think,
"If I was gonna be any drink out
there, as much as I love beer,
I think I'd be a tequila,
an upper, right?
What alcohol would you be?
You would be a whiskey.
>> No, no, no, no, no.
No, no whiskey for me.
A little dark cloud forms over
my head.
>> [ Chuckles ]
>> A nice little sip of tequila
is all I need.
>> A little sipper.
>> Anyway, our audience is gonna
think we're raging alcoholics.
>> Go Vikings, and we'll see you
when you're back in L.A.
>> Alright.
>> Alright, my love.
Have fun! I'll be watching.
>> Bye!
Thanks so much, Josh.
And don't forget to check out
the 3M Open on the PGA Tour
this weekend on NBC.
Coming up, guys, he is the guys,
he is the 23-year-old Netflix
star being called the one
to watch.
We're talking to
Wolfgang Novogratz.
It's coming up next.
>> Okay, Nick.
Lock out your elbows and please
make sure that you --
>> [ Grunts ]
>> [ Laughs ]
>> These little ribs are gonna
get crushed.
>> No, kids' bones are like
rubber.
They'll only bend a little.
You have a...
Cobweb in your hair.
>> Was this all part of your
plan?
>> Wolfgang Novogratz there in
"Feel the Beat" on Netflix.
What is up, brother.
How you doing?
>> I'm doing well.
Thank you so much for having me
on the show.
>> Of course. Of course.
You just seem to continue
to pick these projects that
people are talking about.
What was it about
"Feel the Beat," though, that
you were like, "Yeah.
I'm gonna need to go ahead and
be a part of this.
>> You know, honestly, it's
a funny thing because I'm really
kind of just starting my career,
and people say, like, "What
attracted you to this project?"
And, you know, there's a funny
George Clooney quote where it's
like, you know, you audition for
100 things, and if you get one,
I'm saying yes, and I'm just
so lucky that the three films
I'm a part of this summer --
"The Half of It,"
"Feel the Beat,"
and "Yes, God, Yes"
I'm really proud of.
>> Did you always want to act?
Was that always the plan?
>> No, actually.
I was a basketball player
my entire life growing up
and never thought about acting.
I mean, I always loved movies,
and my senior year of high
school, I was very fortunate to
have all these Division I
scholarship offers.
I was gonna go play big-time
college ball.
I led my team to the state
championship.
We won the game, and I said to
my father after that I wanted
to be an actor and not go play
college basketball.
And that was my last game.
I've been acting since then.
>> I want to know what is it
like when you tell your parents
after the big game,
"I don't think I'mma do this"?
>> Well, as --
As you can imagine being
a parent, "Hey, I've worked
my whole life for this dream,
and now I can achieve it,"
but actually I want to go do
something I've never done before
in the most insecure business
in the world."
So, imagine their shock.
But I think over time,
I tried to just look them
in the eye and say, "Look, I'm
in this for the right reasons.
I really feel a passion
for this, and I swear to you
that all the hard work I gave to
basketball, I'm gonna give
to acting," and I think they
saw that after a bit.
>> Scott, he's like the
real-life Zac Efron in
"High School Musical," right?
>> Right.
>> He got recruited to go, but
he wanted to pursue the acting.
You know, you could do so many
athletic movies.
This is outstanding.
>> I hope so.
>> So much buzz around you,
Wolfgang.
Do you feel it?
Do you feel the momentum?
>> You know, I think what's
exciting is, you know,
during this time is that
I'm with my family, and,
you know, when the two films
came out, we all had kind of
a nice barbecue and got to watch
all the movies together, and
I've just really been receiving
some nice responses through
social media and my family and
friends that have seen it.
So, it's a nice feeling, yeah.
>> You talk about a nice
feeling, but, I mean, come on,
let's be honest.
You're also, like --
There are already --
The hashtag is gone.
Like, the heartthrob --
>> Yes! Those dimples!
>> You know what I'm saying?
Like, you're the go-to --
Look! He can't even help it!
Literally can't help it.
>> I'm sorry.
I got it from my mom.
My mom's got the dimples
I got it from her.
I can't help it.
>> We gotta talk about, though,
in your movie "Yes, God, Yes,"
put up a picture --
The arm hair, Wolfgang.
>> Oh, yeah.
Let me make this clear.
That's not my arm hair.
>> No, we heard that is
100% real.
>> Yeah, exactly.
>> No, no, no.
Don't put that wolf in my name.
Not a wolf. No...
That was -- No --
It's actually funny.
That took an hour in the morning
to put on and about 45 minutes
at night to take it off,
but it was every single day,
and I couldn't cross my arms
'cause my arms would stick
together 'cause they were like
super-glued on.
>> Did you ever think, "Maybe
this is a good look.
I think maybe..."
>> [ Laughs ]
>> You know, just for a
weekend.
>> You know, yeah, right, like,
me being, like, a real man.
You know, I did wear it, 'cause
there was one day where I was,
like, tired of -- I was like,
"Eh, I'm just gonna go home.
I don't want to spend 45 minutes
taking it off."
So I did -- like, we all went to
a restaurant or something, and I
may have, you know, flexed the
old...
>> [ Laughs ]
>> You come from a huge family
we've fallen in love with,
Wolfgang.
We love your whole family from
all the HGTV and Bravo shows.
What do they think about this
parlay for you and all your
success?
>> You know, I'm really lucky.
I think, you know, as I said, I
didn't grow up acting, and my
parents, you know, have been,
you know, designers and designed
homes for 25 years and have been
very successful in that, and I
think, you know, for me, they
just want me to be happy in
whatever I do, you know, work
hard, but, you know, I come from
a big family.
I'm oldest of seven kids, and
we're all really close.
So it's really been fun to share
these moments with them, yeah.
>> Now, you're from New York.
>> Born and raised, yeah.
>> Right?
So then you leave New York to
come to L.A. To act.
If I may speak freely, usually
what happens when you come to
L.A. For the first time as an
actor, you struggle a little
bit.
Your parents are designers.
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Did they immediately judge
your first place?
Like, "Baby, we got to do better
than this"?
>> [ Laughs ]
That's a funny question.
>> "We're not gonna be able to
have you anywhere."
>> Let's do "Room Raiders" right
now.
Where are you, Wolfgang?
Let's raid the room.
>> That's funny.
No, I think I feel very, very
fortunate that I had my mom,
who's got great taste.
She definitely -- I made a
couple choices, and she's like,
"Unh-unh. No."
My first apartment, you know,
we're going to IKEA together,
and, no, that was a fun
experience, yeah, dude, the
first apartment with my mom,
yeah.
>> And are we single?
Are we dating?
Are we sharing this experience
with anybody?
I had to ask.
>> No, no, Kit, respectfully, I
thank you for the question, but,
to be honest, kind of at this
time, I'd prefer to keep my kind
of personal life to myself and
family and friends.
>> Keep doing that.
>> If that's alright.
>> Yes.
>> Maybe, as a consolation, I
could say maybe what I look for
in a partner.
Is that --
>> Yes!
>> What do you look for?
Yes, there we go.
>> Okay. Crap.
Now I got to think about it.
I just put myself --
[ Laughter ]
>> You're backed up in a corner.
>> Right.
You know, I would say
intelligence, kindness, and, you
know, I like to laugh, so I'm
gonna say a good sense of humor.
Sense of humor.
>> Humor.
>> Yeah.
>> Oh, my God.
Well, you deserve all of it.
What a catch you are.
Scott and I are so happy for
your success.
Keep us posted on everything,
Wolfgang.
>> Thank you so much.
And, hopefully, we can be on the
show together in person sometime
in the future.
>> Definitely.
>> Yeah, aren't we neighbors?
>> Yeah, y'all are neighbors.
>> I'll see you around the
neighborhood.
>> Exactly. Exactly.
You may not recognize me 'cause
I'll have the mask on, but I'll
give you one of these.
>> Yeah, and he's got the cute
new hair.
>> I think I'll recognize the
energy and personality, though,
Scott.
It's kind of hard to miss.
[ Chuckles ]
>> See?
This is why we love him.
Brother, it's so good to see
you.
>> Yeah, it was a pleasure.
Thank you so much.
>> Guys, "Yes, God, Yes" can be
screened at select drive-ins
today and will be available on
digital.
We'll be right back.
>> 30 seconds.
25 seconds left.
It's gonna work the heart, the
endurance.
Take your time.
Pace yourself, brother.
Four, five, six, seven, eight.
>> Lord, have mercy.
I'm sweating just watching.
That was Morris Chestnut getting
it in.
The man coaching him through it
all, though, is our friend,
fitness expert and author,
Obi Obadike.
What's going on, brother?
>> What's going on?
I'm glad to be here.
Thank you for having me.
I'm a fan of the show, and I'm
so blessed and honored to be
here and help everybody get in
shape.
>> Trying to help people get up
off the couch, get up out of
that seat, and get that -- shed
that quarantine 15 that we've
been hearing about.
So today is our last day, our
last effort to help you get --
>> Whoo!
>> Let's give them simple things
they can do.
>> Yes.
>> What's the first step they
can do?
>> Exercise you can do in your
living room, outside is called
squat punches.
Ladies, you're gonna love this.
You're gonna get in a squat
position like you're sitting in
a chair, and you're gonna
really, really engage the
glutes, engage your legs, and
then you're just gonna punch for
25 seconds, alright?
And you're gonna F-- you're
already feeling your legs right
now.
So the leg exercise is staying
in a squat position, and then
the cardio exercise is when
you're moving and you're
punching.
>> Hit.
>> Three sets of this for
25 seconds.
This will burn about
300 to 400 calories within
40 to 45 minutes, alright?
>> Calorie burn is important.
>> Okay, what's next?
>> Next is, we're gonna do
invisible jump rope.
Some people have a jump rope,
some people don't.
You don't need a jump rope to
jump.
So invisible jump rope is just
standing here, and you're just
gonna do small, little jumps
just like this.
This is a great cardiovascular
exercise.
Elevate the heart rate, alright?
Burn calories.
And if you can talk, you can
talk like I'm talking, engage
the calves, you're gonna do this
for 3 sets, 25 seconds each.
You're in your living room.
You're outside.
You don't need any workout
equipment.
Your body is your own workout
machine.
How does that feel, everybody?
>> Yeah.
>> Fellas, cross it over.
Cross it over. There we go.
Hoo! Hoo!
>> [ Laughs ]
>> Rocky Balboa.
We're getting in shape.
Quarantine 15.
[ Laughs ]
So that's the second exercise,
right?
>> Yeah.
>> Third one is chair push-ups,
okay?
Chair -- you can be in your
office.
Everyone has a chair.
Get your chair, and you're gonna
do push-ups.
And this is gonna strengthen the
back of your arm, which is a
common problem area for women,
the tricep.
It's gonna strengthen, tone the
shoulders and also the chest.
Alright?
>> Okay.
>> The reason why strength
training is important is because
it's gonna allow you to speed up
your metabolism, maintain your
lean muscle mass, help you build
lean muscle mass, which is gonna
help to burn your calories after
the workout.
Remember, strength training
allows you to burn calories
after the workout.
Cardio allows you to burn
calories after workout.
That's the difference.
Every day after the age of 30,
you lose 3% of lean muscle mass.
The only way to combat that is
to incorporate resistance
training at least three days a
week.
>> Well, Obi, the thing is, I
think a lot of ladies -- and I'm
gonna speak for the ladies here.
[ Laughs ]
Lifting weights -- you know, you
look great, but the last thing a
woman in her 30s or 40s or 50s
wants to do, perhaps, is maybe
look like Obi.
>> But that's the thing about
it, though, is that we need to
change and erase this myth.
You are not gonna look like me.
You're not gonna look like
Arnold Schwarzenegger.
You know why, women?
You don't produce enough
testosterone.
Women should lift weights more
than men.
You know why?
Because once you get to
menopause, your estrogen levels
are gonna drop, and you're gonna
be susceptible to osteoporosis,
which is fraction of the bones.
You're gonna lose bone density.
So weight training's gonna help
improve your bone density when
you get close to menopause.
So, women, you have to lift
weights, and if you just
incorporate lifting weights
25, 30 minutes, lightweight
exercises, it's gonna firm and
tone the body, and it's gonna
allow you to burn calories even
while you're sleeping, even
after the workout.
>> I'm telling you, I have
incorporated it, as I'm about to
turn 50, and I've noticed a
difference for real.
And I use light weights, and I'm
really liking it.
And I'm doing it because of you,
Obi, so thanks for that tip.
>> I'm gonna give you a great
analogy.
If you incorporate a fitness
routine and you don't
incorporate weight training,
it's the same analogy as taking
a shower without using soap.
>> And for more information on
how to burn fat, check out his
website.
Obi, you're the man.
>> Stay healthy, stay fit, stay
hydrated, and God bless.
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"Access Daily," raven-symoné is
here, and you're gonna meet her
new wife, Miranda, too.
They are sharing all the wedding
details.
Have a great weekend, everyone.
Salud.happy Tequila Day.