It's time for our segment that we're

doing with all of the candidates that will come on the show

and talk to me.

It's called Candidly Candid Candidates.

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That was the saddest music I've ever heard.

All right.

All right.

These are some pretty hard-hitting questions.

OK.

If you had to pick another Democratic candidate

to be stuck on a deserted island with, who would it be and why?

Andrew Yang, because he's interesting.

All right.

Yeah.

He really is.

He's got some interesting ideas.

You know he's not in the race anymore, but--

Yes.

OK.

That'll make it easier to be on an island with him.

What's the strangest thing you've had to do or try

on the campaign trail?

Oh.

So I was in the Las Vegas pride parade.

Have you ever done the Las Vegas pride parade?

I have not.

Oh, wow.

That is a pride parade.

And it was cold outside, and you can't go in until your time.

So we had a hold--

a space-- that we had rented for the night

to be able to be in there.

And it was one of the Las Vegas wedding chapels.

So in my full pride regalia, which is a terrific boa,

I was able to check out the Las Vegas wedding

chapel and all the things you could buy, and price them

all out.

So I'm ready for anyone who wants to get married.

OK, and price them all out.

Uh-huh.

People who make memes of you--

there are people who make memes of you now.

What's your reaction to this one?

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Yes.

I like that.

I particularly like that.

All right.

Uh-huh.

I'm asking all the candidates this.

Obama gave me the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

What will you give me?

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My Aunt Bee's peach cobbler recipe.

Oh.

Yeah.

I don't cook, but OK.

OK.

I'd rather just have the peach cobbler, if you want to go--

There you go.

OK, I could do it that way, too.

Do you always win every argument at home?

Only the ones that I decide to win.

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Thank you.

What's the most rebellious thing you did as a teenager?

Oh.

Well, I dated a boy who was four years older

than I was, and then dropped out of school to marry him at 19.

Oh, wow.

Yeah.

That was rebellious.

Yeah.

Yeah.

How'd that work out?

For a while, it worked out really well.

Yeah?

Yeah.

And a couple of kids later, and other things--

and he's referred to now as husband number one.

Never good when you have to number your husbands.

Yeah, yeah.

I refer to Portia as my first wife.

There you go.

Uh-huh.

I'm kidding.

I don't.

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Do you have any tattoos?

No.

What is the one thing that you forget to do

more often than anything else?

Hang onto my phone.

Who was your first--

oh, who's your current celebrity crush?

The Rock.

Yeah?

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All right.

That's a good one.

That's a good one.

That's a good one.

Please remember to get out there and vote.

We will be right back.

Senator Elizabeth Warren.