NATALIE: IT'S WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, AND "THE TALK" IS
LIVE.
HELP COULD BE ON THE WAY FOR ANYONE SUFFERING FROM ANXIETY
AND PANIC ATTACKS.
FIND OUT ABOUT THE NEW PUSH TO MAKE MENTAL HEALTH SCREENINGS A
BIGGER PART OF OUR OVERALL HEALTH CARE.
BILLY EICHNER SAYS SOCIETY PUTS PHYSICAL MASCULINITY ON A
PEDESTAL.
AND MORE ABOUT THE LOTTERY JACKPOT FROM JULY AND WHO IS
COMING FORWARD TO CLAIM THAT LIFE CHANGING PRIZE.
THEN FROM "TWIN PEAKS, ""SEX AND THE CITY" AND THE NEW FILM
"CONFESS, FLECHE" KYLE MACLACHLAN IS HERE.
WE CONTINUE OUR SERIES INSPIRED BY NATIONAL HISPANIC HERITAGE
MONTH AND WE'RE JOINED BILLIONA PENA, CREATOR OF "DIARY OF A
FUTURE PRESIDENT."
SO LET'S TALK.
>> ♪ YOU AND ME ♪ ♪ YOU KNOW ♪
♪ WE MAKE SOME ♪ REAL GOOD COMPANY ♪
♪ ALL RIGHT ♪ ALL RIGHT ♪
♪ ALL RIGHT ♪ ♪ SAID YOU AND ME ♪
♪ YOU KNOW ♪ ♪ WE MAKE SOME
♪ REAL GOOD COMPANY ♪ ♪ HOP IN ♪
♪ WE POPPIN ♪ ♪ ALL THE MAGIC WE MAKIN ♪
♪ LORD KNOWS ♪ ♪ I LOVE ♪
♪ CONVERSATING WITH YOU ♪ ♪ WE COME TOGETHER ♪
♪ GET THE FIREWORKS STARTED ♪ ♪ YEAH ♪
♪ WE THE LIFE ♪ ♪ OF THE PARTY ♪
♪ IT'S TRUE ♪ ♪ LIKE LOOK AT THAT ♪
♪ LOOK AT THAT ♪ ♪ LOOK AT THAT VIBE ♪
♪ EVERYBODY GATHER ROUND ♪ ♪ LOOK AT THAT ♪
♪ LOOK AT THAT SHINE ♪
♪ LIVE IT UP ♪ ♪ TILL THE LIGHTS GO DOWN ♪
♪ LOOK AT THAT ♪ ♪ LOOK AT THAT ♪
♪ LOOK AT THAT SMILE ♪ ♪ EVERY TIME YOU COME AROUND ♪
♪ I FEEL LIKE ♪ ♪ I'M BRAND-NEW ♪
♪ YOU AND ME ♪ ♪ YOU KNOW WE MAKE ♪
♪ SOME REAL GOOD COMPANY ♪ ♪ ALL RIGHT ♪
♪ ALL RIGHT ♪
♪ SAID YOU AND ME ♪ ♪ YOU KNOW WE MAKE SOME ♪
♪ REAL GOOD COMPANY ♪ ♪ AND YOU CAN STAY ♪
♪ AS LONG AS YOU LIKE ♪ ♪ AND YOU CAN STAY ♪
♪ HERE ALL NIGHT ♪ NATALIE: I LOVE IT WHEN JERRY
DOES HIS LITTLE TURN, HIS 360.
WELCOME TO "THE TALK."
GREAT AUDIENCE TODAY.
LET'S GET STARTED WITH WHAT I THINK IS A REALLY IMPORTANT
TOPIC OF CONVERSATION, ONE WE SHOULD BE HAVING MUCH MORE OF,
AND THAT'S ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH AND A PUSH TO MAKE OUR MENTAL
HEALTH EVEN MORE OF A PRIORITY.
IT'S SOMETHING THAT'S SO VITAL, ESPECIALLY IN THE AFTERMATH OF
THE PANDEMIC, SO MANY PEOPLE ARE SUFFERING WITH ANXIETY AND PANIC
DISORDERS.
NOW WE TALK ABOUT HOW DO WE DYING -- DIAGNOSE AND TREAT THEM
AND GET TREATMENT.
THERE ARE HIGH LEVELS OF ANXIETY RIGHT NOW.
>> ACCORDING TO THE DRAFT RECOMMENDATION BY THE U.S.
PREVENTATIVE TASK FORCE, ROUTINE SCREENINGS ARE BENEFICIAL FOR
ADULTS UNDER 65.
ANXIETY DISORDERS ARE CONSIDERED THE MOST COMMON MENTAL ILLNESS
IN THE COUNTRY, AFFECTING NEARLY 50 MILLION PEOPLE WITH JUST
UNDER ONE OUT OF EVERY THREE ADULTS SAYING THEY'VE
EXPERIENCED AN ANXIETY DISORDER AT SOME POINT IN THEIR LIVES.
ACCORDING TO A RECENT SURVEY FROM THE C.D.C., OVER THE COURSE
OF THE PANDEMIC, THE NUMBER OF ADULTS SEEKING TREATMENT
>> THE MOST IMPORTANT THING TO REALIZE REGARDLESS WHERE YOU ARE
IN YOUR RELATIONSHIPS AND WHERE YOU ARE IN SOCIETY IT CAN AFFECT
ANYONE ANY WHERE, ANY TIME.
NATALIE: I DON'T WANT TO PUT ANYBODY ON THE SPOT HERE BUT I
WILL SAY I'VE HAD ANXIETY DISORDER AS A TEENAGER AND
DIDN'T KNOW IT BACK THEN.
DOES ANYBODY WANT TO RAISE YOUR HAND IF YOU FELT THAT WAY AND IF
YOU HAD A ANXIETY ATTACK OR PANIC ATTACK, YOU KNOW WHAT THAT
FEELS LIKE.
YOU FEEL LIKE YOU ARE GOING TO PASS OUT OR YOU'RE HAVING A
HEART ATTACK.
YOU ARE SWEATING.
YOU CAN'T EAT.
YOU CAN'T SLEEP.
ALL YOU CAN THINK ABOUT IS THAT DOOMSDAY SCENARIO.
I REMEMBER DURING THE S.A.T.'S AS A TEENAGER, I WAS -- HIT A
MATH PROBLEM, I COULD NOT EVEN SEE THE NUMBERS ANYMORE.
NOTHING IN FRONT OF ME.
IT WAS LIKE A BLANK PIECE OF PAPER.
I COULDN'T MAKE SENSE OF IT AND I STARTED TO HYPERVENTILATE.
I DIDN'T KNOW WHAT WAS HAPPENING.
SHERYL: HOW DID YOU GET THROUGH IT WHILE TAKING THE TEST, WHAT
DID YOU DO?
NATALIE: I PUT MY PENCIL DOWN AND TRIED DEEP BREATHING.
BACK THEN, NOBODY TALKED ABOUT THIS.
THAT'S WHAT I LOVE NOW.
I HAVE PEOPLE VERY CLOSE TO ME GOING THROUGH THIS RIGHT NOW.
I TALKED TO A LOT OF THERAPISTS THE LAST COUPLE DAYS AND THEY'VE
ALL SAID SINCE THE PANDEMIC THEY'RE SEEING THIS.
IT'S A CRISIS.
IT'S REACHED A CRISIS POINT AND THERE'S NOT ADEQUATE HELP OR
SUPPORT FOR PEOPLE.
BY THE WAY, I'M SOMEBODY WHO HAS THE ABILITY TO CALL PEOPLE THAT
I KNOW, TO CALL THERAPISTS, TO PUT MONEY AT THE PROBLEM.
BUT THERE ARE PEOPLE I THINK ABOUT ALL OF THOSE DURING THE
PANDEMIC WHO, YOU KNOW, KIDS RAISING THEIR BROTHERS AND
SISTERS AND TRYING TO HELP THEM GO TO SCHOOL AND STUFF WHO DON'T
HAVE THAT HELP AND TO BE ABLE TO CALL SOMEBODY TO SAY, I NEED
MENTAL HEALTH AND I NEED SUPPORT.
IT'S EXPENSIVE AND THERE'S NOT ENOUGH BEING THROWN AT IT RIGHT
NOW.
AKBAR: I THINK THE OTHER SIDE TO THAT, TOO, THERE ARE A LOT OF
PEOPLE WHO CAN'T IDENTIFY IT.
I PERSONALLY HAVE SAID I FEEL LIKE I'M HAVING A ANXIETY
ATTACK.
BUT WHEN WE'RE DISCUSSING IT, I'M NOT QUITE SURE I UNDERSTAND
WHAT IT IS AND PEOPLE USE IT SO FREQUENTLY BECAUSE IT'S BECOMING
MORE AND MORE RELEVANT IN OUR SOCIETY AND PEOPLE ARE HEARING
IT MORE AND SAYING IT.
SO JUST TO BE ABLE TO GET THAT KNOWLEDGE OF WHAT IT IS AND
BEING ABLE TO GIVE PEOPLE THE EQUIPMENT TO BE ABLE TO IDENTIFY
THIS IS ANXIETY.
AMANDA: IT'S SUCH A GREAT POINT, AKBAR, BECAUSE I THINK IT DOES
COME IN DIFFERENT LEVELS.
I REMEMBER THE FIRST TIME I HAD A PANIC ATTACK, IT WAS WHEN I
WAS GOING THROUGH MY DIVORCE AND I WAS AT HOME BY MYSELF AND I
HAD THIS ATTACK COME OVER ME.
I DID NOT KNOW WHAT WAS GOING ON.
BUT THEN I THINK BECAUSE I HAD HEARD ABOUT IT, I'M LIKE OH, MY
GOD, I THINK THIS IS WHAT THIS IS.
I CALLED MY GIRLFRIEND AND HER ADVICE TO ME THAT DAY WAS DEEP
BREATHING AND STAYING ON THE PHONE WITH ME AND TALKING ME
THROUGH IT WAS DRINKING A GLASS OF WATER.
WHEN YOU'RE HAVING A PANIC ATTACK THE ACT OF DRINKING
SOMETHING REALLY HELPS TO CALM YOUR NERVOUS SYSTEM BECAUSE IT
FORCES YOU TO SWALLOW AND BREATHE.
SO THAT'S A GREAT TIP THAT EVEN TO THIS DAY, I'VE HAD PANIC
ATTACKS SINCE THEN LOSING MY HUSBAND AND JUST GOING THROUGH
LIFE'S SITUATIONS, IT COMES OVER YOU.
AND WHEN A PANIC ATTACK COMES OVER YOU, IT IS SO TERRIFYING
BECAUSE YOU REALLY -- YOUR HEART IS RACING AND YOU CAN'T BREATHE
AND IT'S VERY INTENSE.
BUT THEN ALSO SINCE HAVING THAT PANIC ATTACK, AND I WAS 32 YEARS
OLD AND I HADN'T HAD ONE UNTIL I WAS 32 YEARS OLD.
BUT SINCE THEN, ANXIETY IN SOCIAL SITUATIONS HAS COME OVER
ME, ESPECIALLY AFTER THE PANDEMIC BEING INTRODUCED BACK
INTO LARGE GROUPS, I REMEMBER HAVING ANXIETY.
THE FIRST TIME I WAS IN A LARGE GROUP OF PEOPLE OR THE FIRST
TIME I WENT BACK INTO A HOSPITAL AFTER EVERYTHING THAT HAPPENED
WITH MY HUSBAND, I HAD A HUGE ANXIETY ISSUE.
IT'S REALLY CRAZY.
AND I THINK THAT ANYTHING THAT WE CAN DO TO SUPPORT EARLY
SCREENING, ESPECIALLY NOW, IS ABSOLUTELY IMPORTANT.
AKBAR: AND EDUCATION, IT WILL BE SO KEY TO BEING ABLE TO IDENTIFY
THAT.
ONE THING YOU WERE SAYING, I'M SURE THERE ARE PEOPLE, TOO, WHO
ALSO ARE NERVOUS OR YOU'RE REALLY STRESSED OUT AND BEING
ABLE TO SEPARATE WHAT'S NERVOUSNESS AND WHAT'S STRESS
AND PANIC AND ANXIETY.
NATALIE: IT'S IMPORTANT THAT DIFFERENTIATION.
WE'VE ALL HAD SLEEPLESS NIGHTS AND WE'VE BEEN STRESSED BUT IF
YOU'VE HAD A PANIC ATTACK OR ANXIETY ATTACK, IT'S NOT JUST 20
MINUTES OR THREE OR FOUR DAYS, IT'S A WEEK OR A MONTH, IT
LASTS.
SHERYL: THAT'S WHY YOU NEED TO ALSO GET THE ATTENTION OR THE
CARE THAT YOU NEED FROM A PROFESSIONAL BECAUSE THERE' A
FINE LINE BETWEEN A SLEEPLESS NIGHT AND INSOMNIA.
THERE'S A FINE LINE BETWEEN I GOT A LITTLE GAS, A LITTLE BIT
OF CHEST PAIN, OR A TRUE RESTRICTIVE ANXIETY ATTACK.
A LOT OF PEOPLE DON'T REALIZE -- ESPECIALLY WITH COVID, AT FIRST
EVERYTHING WAS NORMAL, IT'S GOING TO BE OK, AND THEN ALL OF
A SUDDEN I CAN'T GO TO WORK.
I'M WORKING FROM HOME.
MY WHOLE SITUATION IS CHANGING.
DO I KEEP MY JOB?
THEN YOU LOOK AT DIFFERENT GENERATIONS, YOU KNOW.
I'M A BOOMER, RIGHT?
THE GENERATION BEFORE US, WORLD WAR II GENERATION, THEY
REPRESSED A LOT OF THEIR FEELINGS, YOU KNOW.
AND THEN WITH THE BOOMER GENERATION, WE KIND OF TALKED
ABOUT IT BUT DID WE DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT?
NOW WE'VE GOT A SITUATION OF ISOLATION AND A SITUATION OF
INSECURITY.
THE SAME THING THAT OUR PARENTS WERE DEALING WITH, RECESSION,
CAN I PAY MY MORTGAGE, WHAT IS GOING ON WITH ME?
I REMEMBER MY PARENTS SITTING IN THE CAR.
THEY WERE AT HOME BUT THEY DIDN'T GET OUT OF THE CAR
BECAUSE THEY WERE STRESSED OUT OF WHATEVER WAS GOING TO MEET
THEM IN THE HOUSE.
NOW I'M SITTING IN THE CAR LIKE MY PARENTS DID.
AMANDA: OR IT CAN CAUSE YOU TO STAY INSIDE YOUR HOUSE AND
ISOLATE YOURSELF AND NOT WANT TO GO OUTSIDE OF YOUR HOUSE BECAUSE
YOU'RE ANXIETY RIDDEN.
SHERYL: WE DON'T HAVE THE SOCIAL STRUCTURE EITHER.
WHERE I LIVED MY FAMILY LIVED AROUND MY GRANDMOTHER AND NOW WE
DON'T HAVE THAT ANYMORE.
EVERYONE SAID THE GLUE THAT WAS HOLDING THE FAMILY TOGETHER, THE
THING THAT HELPED YOU GET OVER, NOW YOU DON'T HAVE IT ANYMORE.
I WANT PEOPLE TO UNDERSTAND, BECAUSE I'VE HAD THIS SITUATION
AND I THOUGHT I WAS THE STRONGEST, MOST TOGETHER PERSON,
YOU KNOW, I THOUGHT I HAD ALL THE TOOLS.
BUT WHEN YOU TALK ABOUT PHYSICAL HEALTH, TALK ABOUT YOUR MENTAL
HEALTH AS WELL.
YOUR MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS IS JUST AS IMPORTANT AS YOUR
PHYSICAL.
NATALIE: WITH YOU, AMANDA, I THINK WE SAID IT'S LIKE GOING TO
THE DENTIST.
I THINK YOU SAID THAT.
YOU HAVE TO GET YOUR MENTAL HEALTH CHECKED THE SAME WAY YOU
GO TO YOUR DOCTOR AND YOU GET A PHYSICAL.
ALL OF THAT IS SO KEY.
AND CLEARLY IF YOU'RE SUFFERING WITH THIS, YOU NEED PROFESSIONAL
HELP, AS YOU SAID.
AND SHERYL, WE'LL HAVE MUCH MORE CONVERSATIONS ABOUT THIS
HOPEFULLY IN A DEEPER CONVERSATION TO GET SOME TIPS.
SHERYL: DON'T BE ASHAMED.
DON'T BE ASHAMED.
NATALIE: THAT'S SO KEY.
AMANDA: ALSO, NATALIE, YOU MADE A GREAT POINT ABOUT NOT EVERYONE
CAN AFFORD PROFESSIONAL HELP.
AND LIKE I DID WHEN I WAS GOING THROUGH MY FIRST PANIC ATTACK, I
CALLED A FRIEND.
SO DON'T FEEL LIKE OH, I DON'T HAVE NOBODY.
FIND A FRIEND CAN YOU CALL BECAUSE I THANK GOD I HAD HER
THAT DAY.
I DIDN'T HAVE A THERAPIST AT THAT MOMENT IN TIME.
I DIDN'T HAVE SOMEBODY PROFESSIONAL I COULD CALL.
I CALLED A FRIEND AND THAT WAS FREE AND SHE SAVED ME THAT
NIGHT.
SHERYL: CALL YOUR PASTOR.
PRAYER WORKS.
TWO OR THREE ARE GATHERED.
NATALIE: SO MANY STRUGGLE ALONE BUT THE MORE WE TALK ABOUT IT,
THE MORE WE PUT IT OUT THERE AND THE MORE PEOPLE ARE AWARE OF
WHAT IT IS, AND IT'S OK.
SHERYL: ABSOLUTELY.
NO SHAME.
NATALIE: WE'LL TALK ABOUT THIS MUCH MORE.
LET'S TALK NOW, ANOTHER INTERESTING CONVERSATION, BILLY
EICHNER WHOSE NEW ROM-COM "BROS" HITS THEATERS NEXT FRIDAY AND
STOPPED BY THE LATE SHOW WITH STEPHEN COLBERT AND MASCULINITY.
>> HE NEVER WAS THE JOCK OR THE BRO AND IS FALLING FOR A GUY WHO
IS INFATUATED WITH THAT BRO-Y BEHAVIOR AND IT'S NOT EXCLUSIVE
TO DAY MEN BUT YOU PUT THIS TRADITIONAL MASCULINEITY ON A
PEDESTAL.
STEPHEN: THAT HAPPEN TO YOU?
BILLY: YOUNGER, I WANTED TO BE A MAN AND VERY MASCULINE AND WE
WERE DRAWN TO THAT IMAGE.
STEPHEN: WHAT WAS THE ICON OF THAT?
BILLY: I GREW UP WITH MARKIE MARK AND BE AER KLEIN ADS OR
ABERCROMBIE AND FITCH AND YOU'D GO AND A MAN WITH A SIX-PACK WAS
GREETING YOU AT THE DOOR.
I'M JUST HERE TO BUY HUSKY JEANS, I DON'T KNOW.
SHERYL: I'LL I UNDERSTAND WHAT HE'S SAYING, YOU ARE A MAN AND
YOU ALWAYS WERE A MAN AND YOU'RE A GOOD MAN.
AND MEN HAVE LEVELS.
I LIKE A STRONG MAN BUT I'M ALSO A VERY STRONG, VERY STRIDENT
WOMAN AND I HAVE A TENDER SIDE THAT I WANT A MAN TO UNDERSTAND
THAT THAT'S PART OF ME AND THE TYPE OF MAN HE IS, HE HAS A
MASCULINITY SIDE AND GENTLE SIDE BECAUSE IF I'M AT LUNCH WITH
YOU, BILLY, AND SOME STUFF JUMP OFF, WE BOTH FIGHTING
BACK-TO-BACK, YOU KNOW WHAT I'M SAYING?
HE'S THAT GUY.
AKBAR: I THINK WHAT HE'S SAYING IS OPENING UP THAT DESCRIPTION
OF MASCULINITY.
ME PERSONALLY, THERE'S AN IDEA IN A RELATIONSHIP, I THINK OF MY
WIFE AND I WHEN WE WERE LEARNING AND GROWING TOGETHER, I'M VERY
EXPRESSIVE AND LIKE TO SAY WHAT'S ON MY MIND AND HOW I FEEL
ABOUT THINGS.
BUT EVERYBODY KNOWS HERE, WE HAD THAT CONVERSATION LAST YEAR WITH
STEVE HARVEY, WHICH IS KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT.
THAT'S BEEN AN IDENTITY FOR A LOT OF MEN TO KEEP THEIR MOUTH
SHUT IN A RELATIONSHIP AND HAVE SO MUCH TO SAY BUT CAN'T
CONTRIBUTE BECAUSE THEY'RE BEING TOLD KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT.
EXPANDING MASCULINITY THAT MEN HAVE FEELINGS AND MEN CAN
EXPRESS THEMSELVES.
I THINK WE'RE WIDENING THE DEFINITION AND WIDENING THE
DESCRIPTION OF MASCULINITY.
NATALIE: THIS GENERATION OF YOUTH, THEY'RE MORE INTUNE.
THE GENDER NORMS ARE FLUID NOW.
NOBODY IS SAYING YOU HAVE TO BE MACHO.
WHEREAS I GREW UP WITH A LATIN FATHER AND IT WAS -- EVERYTHING
WAS KNEWY MACHO.
SO FOR ME IT WAS SEEING THE MAN HAS A CERTAIN ROLE AND WOMAN HAS
A CERTAIN ROLE AND THANK GOODNESS WE'RE SO BEYOND AND FAR
BEYOND THAT NOW AND PEOPLE HAVE OPENED UP DEFINITIONS.
AND THANKFULLY ALL OF THAT IS CHANGING WITH PEOPLE LIKE BILLY
EICHNER SPEAKING ABOUT IT.
WE'RE JUST GETTING STARTED.
YOU WON'T BELIEVE WHAT ONE ROOMMATE DID TO TEACH THE OTHER
ABOUT LOCKING THEIR FRONT DOOR.
NATALIE: WELCOME BACK TO "THE TALK."
THERE'S A DEBATE THAT'S OVERTAKEN THE INTERNET AND HAS A
LOT OF PEOPLE TALKING.
A 20-YEAR-OLD WOMAN POSTED ON REDDIT HOW SHE RARELY LOCKS HOME
RUN DOORS BECAUSE SHE LIVES IN A SAFE CITY AND APPARENTLY SHE
LIVE WITH SOMEBODY AND LIVE WITH A 19-YEAR-OLD ROOMMATE WHO IS
MUCH MORE CAUTIOUS.
TWO WEEKS AGO THE 20-YEAR-OLDS GOT HOME AND THOUGHT THEY HAD
BEEN ROBBED.
THE HOUSE WAS A WRECK AND POSTERS WERE RIPPED AND TV AND
FRIDGE WERE GONE, LIKE IT HAD BEEN RANSACKED.
IT TURNS OUT HER ROOMMATE STAGED THE WHOLE THING, A FAKE ROBBERY
TO TRY TO TEACH HER A LESSON ABOUT LOCKING THE DOORS.
LESSON LEARNED THOUGH SOME PEOPLE CALL THIS AN INNOCENT
PRANK, OTHERS, HOWEVER, FELT THAT ONE ROOMMATE CROSSED THE
LINE.
DO YOU THINK THE ROOMMATE CROSSED THE LINE?
JERRY: LET ME SAY SOMETHING.
I'M A CHILD OF THE 1970'S, OK.
, YOU LOCK YOUR DOORS.
YOU LOCK YOUR DOORS.
I DON'T CARE HOW SAFE YOUR CITY IS OR HOW MANY LISTS IT'S ON AS
THE SAFEST, NICEST CITY, YOU LOCK YOUR DOORS.
AND THESE KIDS TODAY DON'T KNOW.
MY KIDS HAVE PHONES.
YEAH.
I GOT THEM PHONES.
I DIDN'T WANT TO DEAL WITH THEM.
AND THE KIDS ARE LIKE I WANT TO GET SOME CATCH-UP AND LEAVE
THEIR PHONES ON THE TABLE.
THEY LEAVE.
AND I PUT THEIR PHONE IN MY POCKET AND FIVE MINUTES LATER
WE'LL BE WALKING THROUGH THE MALL AND MY DAUGHTER WILL BE
GOSH, MY PHONE?
SOMEONE STOLE MY PHONE.
I PULL IT OUT AND SAY, YOU LEFT IT ON THE TABLE.
PEOPLE STEAL THINGS.
EVERYONE STEALS THINGS.
NATALIE: YOU'RE IN FAVOR OF THE ROOMMATE?
JERRY: I'M ALL FOR IT, HIDE YOUR PHONE, LOCK YOUR DOORS, ALL OF
IT.
SHERYL: WHAT ARE YOU LIKE, BEING DONE THAT WAY, THAT TYPE OF
EXAMPLE?
AMANDA: HOW ELSE WILL YOU TEACH THE GIRL SHE NEEDS TO LOCK HER
HOUSE.
NATALIE: RIPPING HER POSTERS?
SHERYL: I THOUGHT THAT WENT A LITTLE TOO FAR.
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
AKBAR: AN ANNOYANCE THAT TURNED INTO DEVIANCE.
YES, YOU HAVE TO.
I THOUGHT ABOUT DOING IT TO MY KIDS AND DIDN'T WANT TO
TRAUMATIZE THEM.
BUT I THOUGHT ABOUT THIS.
I GREW UP VERY DIFFERENTLY THAN MY KID DID.
AND THEY THINK JUST COMING INTO THE HOUSE AND RUNNING IN TO GET
FOOD AND DROP THEIR BACKPACKS AND NOT LOCK THE DOOR, IT
IRRITATES ME.
BUT I DO OTHER THINGS, I LEAVE, PUTTING MY ROOMMATE J.R. ON
BLAST, MY ROOMMATE IN COLLEGE, I WOULD LEAVE A PIECE OF PAPER, I
WAS CLEAN AND HE WAS DIRTY AND TOLD HIM YOU GOT TO CLEAN UP.
I DO THAT TO MY KIDS.
I PUT FULL ON CEREAL BOXES ON THE FLOOR AND THEY WALK RIGHT BY
THEM.
YOU GUYS HAVE L.A.
SHERYL: WHAT'S THAT?
AKBAR: NOT LOS ANGELES BUT LOW AWARENESS.
SHERYL: I THOUGHT L.A. MEANT LAZY ASS.
I THOUGHT IT MEANT LAZY ASS.
NATALIE: THAT'S WHAT MY KIDS HAVE.
THAT'S MY KIDS.
IT'S THE SAME THING, ISN'T IT?
COMING UP NEXT, THE DEBATE PARENTS CAN RELATE TO.
ARE YOU COMFORTABLE LEAVING YOUR KIDS WITH YOUR GRANDPARENTS EVEN
IF THEY DON'T ENFORCE THE RULES AND MAYBE GIVE THEM A LOT OF
SUGAR WHEN THEY'RE GONE?
THAT AND MORE WHEN WE COME RIGHT BACK.
NATALIE: WELCOME BACK TO "THE TALK."
THERE'S ANOTHER DEBATE DIVIDING THE INTERNET.
A MOTHER OF THREE RECENTLY WROTE TO "THE WASHINGTON POST" ADVICE
COLUMNIST WONDERING IF SHE SHOULD ALLOW HER 5-YEAR-OLD SON
TO TAKE A WEEK LONG VACATION WITH HIS GRANDPARENTS.
THE PROBLEM IS THEY SAY THE GRANDPARENTS DON'T ENFORCE THE
RULES.
THEY LET HIM EAT WHATEVER HE WANTS, STAY UP AS LATE AS HE
WANTS, HAVE UNLIMITED FREE TIME, BUT HERE'S WHAT THE COLUMNIST
SAID.
AND I AGREE WITH THE COLUMNIST.
AS LONG AS SHE'S CONFIDENT HER SON IS GOING TO BE SAFE, SHE
SHOULD LET HIM GO.
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
I MEAN, AMANDA, YOUR PARENTS ARE HERE AND HELPING ALL THE TIME.
AMANDA: YES.
LISTEN.
I HAVE A 3-YEAR-OLD SON.
I'M A SINGLE MOTHER.
ANYONE WHO IS COMING OVER AND OFFERING YOU HELP WITH YOUR
CHILD SO THAT YOU CAN GO WORK OR VACATION OR JUST EVEN GO ON A
WALK, YOU LET THOSE PEOPLE DO WHATEVER THEY WANT WITH YOUR
CHILDREN.
SHERYL: STAYCATION.
AMANDA: I WAS RECENTLY IN CANADA FILMING A MOVIE FOR CBS, IT WILL
BE OUT THIS CHRISTMAS.
AND MY MOM AND DAD WERE SO GRACIOUS TO COME AND BE WITH
ELVIS FOR THREE WEEKS TO TAKE MY SON AND BE WITH HIM FOR THREE
WEEKS.
MY PARENTS ARE IN THEIR 7 0'S.
HE'S 3.
AND THERE WAS A NIGHT I CALLED AND THEY WERE AT THE GRIFFITH
OBSERVATORY AT 10:00 P.M. AND ELVIS WAS STILL OUT AND ABOUT.
AND AFTER THAT THEY WENT AND GOT ICE CREAM.
AS LONG AS THEY KEEP HIM SAFE, PARTY ON.
SHERYL: BUT TO YOUR POINT, AMANDA, DON'T JUST TAKE ONE.
I THINK THIS LADY HAS THREE KIDS.
TAKE ALL OF THEM.
TAKE THEM ALL.
TAKE ALL THEIR STUFF.
TAKE THEM ALL SO I CAN HAVE A STAYCATION, YOU KNOW WHAT I'M
SAYING?
NATALIE: BY THE WAY, YOUR PARENTS RAISED YOU AND YOUR
CHILDREN VERY WELL.
SO WHAT IF THEY COME BACK HOPPED UP ON SUGAR?
BACK IN A MOMENT WITH THE MOST ADORABLE DOGS.
FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN HELP ONE OF THEM GET A SPECIAL HONOR.
NATALIE: WELCOME BACK IN JUNE WE TOLD YOU
ABOUT PEOPLE'S FIFTH ANNUAL WORLD'S CUTEST RESCUE DOG CONTEST.
WE GOT SUCH A TREMENDOUS RESPONSE.
THE CONTEST IS NEARING THE END, THOUGH, AND THANKS TO THE PUBLIC
VOTING THERE ARE 10 RESCUE DOGS VYING FOR A SPOT IN THE TOP
THREE.
ONCE THE THREE FINALISTS HAVE BEEN DETERMINED, THEN IT'S UP TO
SOME OF US.
AKBAR, JERRY AND I WERE ALL RESCUE DOG OWNERS AND LOVE OUR
RESCUE PUPS AND WE'LL BE PART OF THE PANEL OF JUDGES TO SELECT A
GRAND PRIZEWINNER.
THIS IS TOUGH BECAUSE THEY'RE ALL ADORABLE.
AKBAR: YES, THEY ARE.
AND NOW WE'RE ABOUT TO SHOW YOU THE TOP 10 RESCUE DOGS.
TAKE A GOOD LOOK AT THEM AND PICK YOUR FAVORITE AND THEN GO
TO THETALK.COM TO VOTE.
LET'S GET STARTED BECAUSE THESE ARE THE TOP 10 WORLD'S CUTEST
RESCUE DOG FINALISTS.
SO THE FIRST ONE WE'VE GOT ABBEY, SHE'S 5.
5 YEARS OLD.
LOOK AT ABBEY.
NATALIE: SHE'S A THERAPY DOG.
I LOVE HER.
GEORGE: THEN WE HAVE GIZMO.
1-YEAR-OLD.
DON'T FEED GIZMO AFTER MIDNIGHT.
GORDON IS 11 YEARS OLD, AN OLDER DOG.
BUT GORDON CAN GO.
THEN WE HAVE KODA, CODE -- KODA IS 9 YEARS OLD.
THEN WE HAVE MERLE, THE GREAT 8.
SHERYL: SO CUTE.
AKBAR: BUT MINKUS IS 2 YEARS OLD.
LOOKS LIKE MINKUS SHOULD BE NAMED DISMO.
MUGGSY IS 5 YEARS OLD.
THAT'S THE RIGHT NAME.
HOW ABOUT PANDA, PANDA IS 5 YEARS OLD.
JERRY: SOMEBODY GOT OUT OF THE GROOMER.
AKBAR: TINY TIM, THE OLDER ONE, THE VET, 14 YEARS OLD, AND
FINALLY WE HAVE WINNIE, 5 YEARS OLD.
LOOK AT THAT.
AMANDA: I'M STICKING WITH KODA.
JERRY: TO SEE THEIR BACK STORY AND TO VOTE FOR THE WORLD'S
CUTEST RESCUE DOG GO TO THETALK.COM AND WE'LL ANNOUNCE
THE DOGS FOR THE FIFTH ANNUAL CUTEST RESCUE DOG CONTEST ON
"THE TALK" THIS THURSDAY.
NATALIE: IT'S GOING TO BE HARD.
CAN'T WAIT TO TALK TO KYLE MACLACHLAN STARRING IN THE NEW
COMEDY "CONFESS, NEVER."
JERRY: OUR FIRST GUEST HAS MADE A CAREER OUT OF GETTING US TO
INVEST IN QUIRKY CHARACTERS IN EVERYTHING FROM "TUNE" TO "BLUE
VELVET" TO ""SEX AND THE CITY"."
NOW HE'S BRINGING "CONFESS, FLETCH."
>> I WAS ROBBED A FEW YEARS AGO AND DON'T KEEP ANYTHING OF
VALUE.
>> ARE THOSE REPRODUCTIONS?
>> THAT'S HOW I INTRODUCED MY CHILDREN.
>> DO YOU SAIL?
>> I HAVE AN AVERSION TO BOAT SHOES, IS IT A SLIPPER OR A
SHOE, COME ON, PICK A LANE.
>> IT'S A SMALL BOAT.
>> YES, I'M EMBARRASSED TO ADMIT THAT IS.
>> WELL, SHE'S BEAUTIFUL.
>> THANK YOU.
>> HOPE TO SEE YOU SOON.
>> INDEED.
>> ALWAYS FONDLING MY BOAT.
>> PLEASE WELCOME KYLE MACLACHLAN.
SHERYL: YEAH!
JERRY: I WANT ONE.
I WANT ONE.
SHERYL: NOW YOU'VE GOT TO WAND US ALL DOWN.
WELCOME.
AMANDA: WELCOME.
KYLE: WHAT A PLEASURE.
AMANDA: YOU HAD AN INCREDIBLE CAREER SO FAR THAT STARTED WITH
"TUNE."
DIRECTED BY DAVID LYNCH.
YOU SAID IT BEFORE IN LOTS OF INTERVIEWS, YOU CONSIDER HIM
YOUR MENTOR, THAT HE SHAPED YOUR CAREER.
TELL US HOW SO.
KYLE: "DUNE" WAS MY FIRST FILM AND DAVID LYNCH WAS MY FIRST
FILM DIRECTOR AND I'VE BEEN SPOILED EVER SINCE.
WE HAD A GREAT FRIENDSHIP.
HE'S CAST ME IN MAJOR THINGS, FILM AND TELEVISION.
HE'S ALWAYS BEEN THERE FOR ME.
WE HAVE A GREAT RAPPORT, GREAT FRIENDSHIP, AND I LOVE HIM
DEARLY.
AMANDA: I ALSO HEARD YOU DO A GOOD IMPRESSION OF HIM.
KYLE: I DO A PRETTY GOOD IMPRESSION.
THE STORY IS I WAS WORKING ON SOMETHING IN PRAGUE, MIDDLE OF
NOWHERE IN A COLD STONE CHURCH, MIDNIGHT, WORKING WITH ANTHONY
HOPKINS.
AND SO ANTHONY HOPKINS -- THERE HE IS.
ANTHONY WORKED WITH DAVID, YOU MIGHT REMEMBER ON "THE ELEPHANT
MAN."
I AND OF COURSE I WORKED WITH DAVID A NUMBER OF DIFFERENT
THINGS.
AND TO PAST THE TIME, LITERALLY, TWO US IN A DARK, STONE COLD
CHURCH FILMING SCENES, WE WOULD DO IMPRESSIONS.
WHAT DID WE HAVE IN COMMON?
WE HAD DAVID LYNCH IN COMMON.
I WOULD HAVE SAY, HIS IMPRESSION IS VERY GOOD THOUGH I THINK MY
CARRY GRANT MIGHT BE A LITTLE BIT BETTER THAN HE.
THE THINGS YOU DO WHEN YOU'RE IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE.
JERRY: YOU RECENTLY JOINED THE TEENAGE DIRT-BAG TIKTOK TREND.
EXPLAIN WHAT THIS IS AND LET'S LOOK AT YOU AS A TEENAGE
DIRT-BAG.
>> ♪ TEENAGE DIRT-BAG ♪ ♪ BABY ♪
SHERYL: OK.
KYLE: THERE WAS A TIME, YOU MENTIONED THE 1970'S EARLIER, IT
WAS THE 1970'S.
I THOUGHT I WAS PRETTY COOL BUT OBVIOUSLY I WAS NOT.
JERRY: YOU WERE.
AKBAR: THERE WAS A SNAKE IN THAT PHOTO, TOO.
KYLE: I DON'T KNOW HOW THAT SNUCK IN THERE.
YOU'RE YOUNG AND SOMEONE SAYS YOU CAN DO A PHOTO SHOOT.
AMANDA: THERE'S AN EARRING?
KYLE: NEXT SLIDE.
JERRY: I WANTED TO JUMP ON THE TIKTOK BANDWAGON AND BROUGHT A
TEENAGE DIRT-BAG PHOTO OF MYSELF.
LET'S SEE WHAT WE HAVE HERE.
KYLE: THAT'S ABOUT AS -- SHERYL: THAT'S A GOOD SHOT.
JERRY: THAT WAS AN ACCIDENT WITH SUN-IN ONE SUMMER.
MY HIGHLIGHTS ARE PRETTY OUT OF CONTROL.
SHERYL: YOU LOOK GOOD.
YOU LEFT THE TEENAGE SON IS ON THE SITCOM.
LET'S TALK ABOUT "CONFESS, FLETCH."
THE MOVIE IS BASED ON A NOVEL OF THE SAME NAMES SO HOW CLOSE IS
IT TO THE BOOK?
KYLE: SO GREG MCDONALD, THE AUTHOR, WROTE BETWEEN 11 AND 13,
I NEVER REMEMBER HOW MANY "FLETCH" BOOKS AND THEY'RE
WONDERFUL AND HAVE NOTHING AT ALL TO DO WITH THE CHEVY CHASE
VERSION BUT IS SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT AND MORE
TUNED IN TO WHAT THE BOOK IS.
JON HAMM PLAYS FLETCH AND DOES AN AMAZING JOB AND SURROUNDED BY
A CAST OF CRAZY CHARACTERS, WHICH ONE IS ME.
AND IT'S JUST A LOT OF FUN.
THE MOVIE IS SORT OF A THROWBACK COMEDY AND HE IS VERY DRY AND
DOES THE GREAT JON HAMM AND DOES A BEAUTIFUL JOB OF IT.
SHERYL: YOU LOOK KIND OF ECCENTRIC.
YOU LOOK ECCENTRIC.
KYLE: IN A GOOD WAY?
SHERYL: IN A LAUGH OUT LOUD.
DON'T SEE WHERE IT'S COMING.
KYLE: THE CHAACTER WAS INTERESTING BECAUSE HE LOOKS
LIKE THAT IN THE BEGINNING BUT HE HAS TO HAVE A LITTLE GRAVITAS
TOWARDS THE END AND I GOT WHO WORK WITH GREG MATOLA WHO IS A
GREAT FRIEND.
AKBAR: AS A DAD I LOVE THE RELATIONSHIP YOU HAVE WITH YOUR
14-YEAR-OLD SON CALLUM.
KYLE: THANK YOU.
AKBAR: YOU HAVE VACATION GOALS THAT ARE A LITTLE BIT TO ENVY.
KYLE: THAT'S MY WIFE.
WE'RE A NATIONAL PARKS FAMILY SO WE VISITED 17 OUT OF 63.
THERE ARE 63 NATIONAL PARKS, WHICH IS FANTASTIC.
SO WE'RE CHIPPING AWAY AND THIS IS A FAMILY TRIP THAT WE DO.
WE LOOK AT THE MAP AND SAY WHERE CAN WE GO, WHAT WORKS?
AND THEN WE MAKE ARRANGEMENTS, MY WIFE IN PARTICULAR, AND OFF
WE GO.
HERE WE ARE AT SEQUOIA, WHICH IS IN CALIFORNIA, YOU KNOW.
AMANDA: WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE ONE SO FAR?
NATALIE: DO YOU CAMP OR NOT CAMP?
KYLE: NO.
WE GLAMP.
WE'RE VERY GOOD.
YES.
WE TAKE A DAY TRIP.
WE STAYED NEARBY OVERNIGHT AND WENT INTO THE PARK.
THE SEQUOIAS ARE EXTRAORDINARY TREES.
THEY'RE NOT FROM THIS PLANET, I SWEAR TO GOD.
YOU FEEL LIKE THEY'RE LORD OF THE RINGS OR SOME KIND OF ENERGY
GOING ON THERE.
THEY'VE ALL BEEN WONDERFUL TRIPS.
NATALIE: THAT'S A GREAT IDEA.
AND OUR NATIONAL PARKS NEED THE HELP AND THE RESOURCES.
KYLE: YES, THEY DO.
THEY HAVE A FANTASTIC INSTAGRAM, THE NATIONAL PARKS SYSTEM.
IT'S VERY FUNNY.
CHECK IT OUT.
NATALIE: KYLE, WE LOVE YOU.
"CONFESS, FLETCH" IS ON DIGITAL AND ON DEMAND.
WE'LL BE RIGHT BACK.
NATALIE: WHEN WE COME RIGHT BACK, IT'S OUR NATIONAL HISPANIC
HERITAGE MONTH SEGMENT WITH A WOMAN MAKING AN IMPACT IN
HOLLYWOOD, ALLANA PENA.
NATALIE: THAT'S A BIT OF MY RHYTHM.
THE NATIONAL SPANISH HERITAGE MONTH IS UNDERWAY AND WE'RE
HIGHLIGHTING THESE AMERICANS BY MEETING SOME OF THE MOST
INSPIRING INNOVATOR AND TODAY WE'RE JOINED BY THE YOUNG
HOLLYWOOD CREATIVE BEHIND THE BELOVED SERIES "DIARY OF THE
FUTURE PRESIDENT.
WELCOME THE WONDERFUL ILANA PENA.
AMANDA: YOU HAVE A LOT GOING ON INCLUDING A REBOOT OF "WORKING
GIRL" WITH SELENA GOMEZ.
THIS IS SO EXCITING.
NOW, WAS STORY TELLING ALWAYS PART OF WHO YOU ARE, IS IT IN
YOUR D.N.A.?
ILANA: I THINK SO.
MY SIBLINGS AND I USED TO MAKE MOVIES BUT IT WAS BEFORE -- WE
DIDN'T HAVE EDITING SOFTWARE SO WE'D TAKE THE HOME VIDEO AND IF
YOU MESSED UP, YOU'D HAVE TO REWIND AND DO IT AGAIN AND SHOOT
ALL THE SCENES IN ORDER.
AND WE WOULD JUST MAKE MOVIES AFTER MOVIE AFTER MOVIE AND IN
RETROSPECT I WAS LIKE -- BECAUSE I'M VERY BOSSY, I'M DIRECTING
THIS AND ACTING IN IT AND RATING IT AND BASICALLY TELLING MY
BROTHER AND SISTER, YOU GO THERE, YOU GO THERE, YOU GO
THERE.
BUT WE MADE SOME REALLY LOVELY THINGS AND THEN I WAS A HUGE
THEATER KID.
I'M SURE YOU'RE FAMILIAR.
I WAS A THEATER MAJOR AND IT WAS MY LOVE AND LED ME HERE.
AKBAR: THAT'S BEAUTIFUL.
AKBAR: WITH THAT GROWING UP, I KNOW YOUR FATHER WAS A CUBAN
IMMIGRANT AND PASSED AWAY WHEN YOU WERE REALLY YOUNG BUT HAD
SUCH A BIG IMPACT IN YOUR CAREER, DIDN'T HE?
ILANA: HE DID.
MY DAD PASSED AWAY WHEN I WAS 5 YEARS OLD BUT FEEL HE'S BEEN
INFLUENCING MY CAREER, MY WHOLE LIFE.
HE CAME OVER FROM CUBA IN THE 1960'S.
AND HE FLED A COUNTRY TO HAVE BETTER OPPORTUNITIES FOR HIM AND
HIS EVENTUAL CHILDREN AND ALL HE EVER WANTED WAS FOR US TO DO
WHATEVER WE WANTED TO DO AND TO REALLY THRIVE AND DO WHATEVER WE
SET OUR MIND TO.
AND HE WAS ACTUALLY A LAWYER BUT HE WAS A WRITER AT HEART AND
WOULD SUBMIT SHORT STORIES TO LITERARY MAGAZINES AND IMBUED
THAT SPARK IN ME.
EVEN THOUGH HE HASN'T BEEN WITH ME FOR YEARS, I FEEL LIKE HE'S
ALWAYS BEEN KIND OF -- SHERYL: STILL WITH YOU.
AND THAT SPARK IGNITED YOU AND YOU BECAME ONE OF HOLLYWOOD'S
YOUNGEST SHOW RUNNERS WHEN YOU CREATED THE SERIES "DIARY OF A
FUTURE PRESIDENT."
HERE'S MY QUESTION, THEY SAY WRITE WHAT YOU KNOW, SO WHERE
DID THE IDEA COME FROM?
ILANA: THE IDEA CAME FROM EVERYTHING I KNOW.
IT ACTUALLY STEMMED FROM MY SIXTH GRADE DIARY, WHICH I HAVE
IT STILL.
AND I FEEL LIKE, I DON'T KNOW IF YOU GUYS KEPT DIARIES OR
JOURNALS, YOU WRITE LIKE YOU'RE WRITING FOR THIS INVISIBLE
AUDIENCE.
I HAD "KEEP OUT" IN PRIVATE BUT THEN WRITING AS IF I HAD THE
MOST INTERESTING LIFE IN THE WORLD.
I WENT TO OLD NAVY TODAY AND GOT OVERALLS AND HERE'S THE RECEIPT.
AND LITERALLY TAPED IT IN.
"ON SALE."
THAT'S SUCH A GREAT PERSON TO GUIDE US THROUGH THIS WORLD.
AND I REALLY WANTED TO TELL SORT OF MY WONDER YEARS.
I FEEL LIKE WE'VE SEEN A LOT OF ORIGIN STORIES ABOUT BOYHOOD AND
I LOVED THEM BUT THE ONES FOR GIRLHOOD WERE FOR KIDS NETWORK
AND NOT FOR KOIVUING BUT FAMILY.
AND I WANTED TO DO THE LATINA WONDER YEARS AND A LOT OF THEM
WERE ORIGIN STORIES AND BEING A TV WRITER IS A WONDERFUL,
EXCITING LIFE BUT NOT OH, GOSH.
SHERYL: IT IS.
ILANA: I WAS LIKE LET'S DREAM BIGGER AND MADE THE CHARACTER
EVENTUALLY BECOME THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
SHERYL: THAT'S RIGHT.
NATALIE: I LOVE IT'S THE IMAGE OF AN EMPOWERED YOUNG WOMAN WHO
KNOWS WHO SHE IS AND CONFIDENT IN HERSELF AT AN EARLY AGE AND
THE SHOW HAS GOTTEN 100% PERFECT SCORE AND YOU LANDED ON FORBES
UNDER 30 LIST.
GIVEN YOUR SUCCESS, WHAT ADVICE DO YOU GIVE TO YOUNG ASPIRING
WOMEN WHO LOOK UP TO YOU SAND SAY ONE DAY --
SHERYL: WE WERE JUST TALKING ABOUT IT, I ASKED WILL YOU BE MY
MENTOR AND YOU'RE LIKE YEAH.
ILANA: I THINK WHEN I CAME OUT HERE AND STARTED TO BE IN THE
INDUSTRY, I THOUGHT THERE WAS SOMETHING HOLLYWOOD WANTED ME TO
BE AND I WAS LIKE OH, THESE ARE THE STORIES HOLLYWOOD WANTS ME
TO TELL OR THIS IS THE KIND OF PERSON HOLLYWOOD WANTS ME TO BE
AND IT SOUNDS CORNY BUT THROUGH DOING IT THROUGH TELLING MY OWN
STORY, I REALIZED THE THING HOLLYWOOD WANTS ME TO BE -- THE
ONLY THING HOLLYWOOD WANTS YOU TO BE IS YOURSELF.
SHERYL: THAT'S RIGHT.
YEAH.
ILANA: WHEN I STARTED TELLING THOSE AUTHENTIC STORIES AND NOT
TRYING TO FIT INTO A BOX OR FIT INTO A LANE, THAT'S WHEN I FOUND
SUCCESS.
SO THAT'S MY ADVICE.
SHERYL: AMEN.
NATALIE: BE YOURSELF.
ILANA, WE LOVE YOU.
YOU HAVE A LONG AND EXCITING CAREER AHEAD OF YOU.
CAN'T WAIT TO SEE WHAT ELSE COMES.
"DIARY OF A FUTURE PRESIDENT" ARE BOTH OUT ON DISNEY +.
WE'LL BE RIGHT BACK.
NATALIE: BEFORE WE SAY GOODBYE, WE WANT TO CONGRATULATE THE TWO
PEOPLE WHO SHARED THE WINNING TICKET THEY BOUGHT IN ILLINOIS
IN JULY'S $1.3 BILLION LOTTERY JACKPOT AND DON'T KNOW WHO THEY
ARE BECAUSE THEY'VE CHOSEN TO REMAIN ANONYMOUS BUT HAVE CHOSEN
THE JUMP SUM OF $780 MILLION.
SPEND IT WISELY.
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