Hi, everyone.
I'm here to let you know that there's still time
to enter for the chance to join me in New York City
for a Broadway show and a glass of chardonnay.
And since the winner will get to bring a friend with them,
I brought a friend here today to
help me spread the word about my Omaze experience.
Tony, come on in.
Hello, everyone.
Okay, so I put together a little game that
we're gonna play that I call Broadway or Beltway.
Oh, boy.
Ready?
Here's how it's gonna work.
I am gonna say a phrase, okay?
And you're gonna have to guess if
it's the title to a Broadway song
or an old political slogan.
Wow.
Are you gonna give me any hints
or is this just like straight out?
Honestly, I don't think you're gonna need them.
Oh, you are really setting me up.
Yeah.
[laughter]
Okay. Well, here we go.
Here's the first phrase.
This is the moment.
Broadway or Beltway?
♪ This is the moment ♪
Uh, Broadway.
Wow.
[ding]
She even sang it, that's amazing.
Do you know what it's from?
Um, boy... I'm trying to remember.
No, what?
Okay. So it's, I would say 19th century,
kind of horror, about a man with a split personality.
Oh! Jekyll and Hyde?
Yeah. Did you see that show?
No, I didn't.
But you got it right anyway.
So that's good.
Here's another one.
It takes a woman.
Broadway or Beltway?
Uh, of course I believe it takes a woman, so I don't know.
I'm trying to think.
It takes a woman.
Wow, okay.
I'm gonna say Beltway.
You sure about that?
Oh, boy. Is this a hint?
[laughter]
[buzzer]
Oh, wrong.
So it's from a very famous Broadway musical
with Bette Midler.
Oh my gosh, Dolly.
Mhm, it's from Hello, Dolly!
Oh, man. Okay.
I would not have gotten that right.
Anyway, here we go, okay.
So you got one yes and one no. Okay.
[laughter]
Okay, I think you might know this one.
Jeb! Exclamation point.
[laughter]
Sound familiar?
Yeah, that sounds very familiar!
That's definitely Beltway.
-Tony: Right, from Jeb Bush's 2016 presidential campaign. - Hillary: But I did like the exclamation point.
Okay, so here's another one:
He's making us proud again.
Broadway or Beltway?
Uh, Beltway.
[ding]
- Tony: Really good. Did you recognize it as a slogan? - Hillary: Yeah, I did recognize it. Yeah, I do.
Gerald Ford's '76 presidential slogan.
You know, I worked for him very briefly when I was—
Did you really?
Yeah.
- Tony: Oh, when you were in college. - Hillary: When I was in college.
Really nice man, and I adored his wife Betty.
She was the first person to talk about breast cancer
when she had it. Nobody would talk about it back then.
She started the Betty Ford Clinic because
of her own addiction problems, and who knows
how many lives she's changed and saved.
So, yeah.
I'm a huge fan of hers.
Okay, so should we do one more?
Sure!
Okay.
Uh.
[laughter]
Oh, gosh.
This is a good one.
Okay.
Sit down, John.
Broadway or Beltway?
Sit down, John?
Yes.
Well, you know I'm gonna say Broadway.
[ding]
Oh, thank goodness!
I'm trying to think who could have run for office
and their slogan was "Sit down, John!"
This is from 1776.
Oh, you're kidding.
Sit down, John Adams.
That's all I got, you killed it.
Thank you for being here.
It was my pleasure. Really fun.
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And break a leg!
Wait, I have to ask you one more.
[laughter]
Make them hear you.
Uh, I'm gonna say Broadway.
[ding]
Yeah, it's from Ragtime.
Oh my gosh. I loved that.
Would that be an interesting political slogan or not?
Well, I don't know...
It's kind of negative, right?
It is a little negative.
Like, nobody's listening to you, so make them hear you.
Yeah.
Listen to me!
[laughter]