exit stage right days after
Congresswoman Marjgerie Taylor Green
announced she's stepping down from
office. Are a lot of Republicans about
to follow her out the door?
>> She's almost like a canary in a coal
mine and this is something inside
Congress they better wake up because
they're going to get a lot of people
retiring. Is DC about to make a seismic
shift to the left? Or are Democrats
locked in a turf war of their own? Plus,
all show long, celebrity super chef
Michael Simon is serving up a Turkey Day
pregame feast that may inspire you to
change tomorrow's menu. Then, Oprah
Daly's taking over and becoming your
holiday headquarters on a special
edition of View Your Deal. My favorite
things and the view. You know I love
that.
>> Here come Hot Topics with Whoopi,
Sarah Haynes, Joy Behar, Anna Navaro,
Sunny Host, and Alyssa Farah Griffin.
Now, let's get things started.
Hello, hello, hello, and welcome to the
view.
Hi.
So, you know, they say talking politics
at the Thanksgiving table can get really
ugly, you know, but so we're not telling
you to try this at home, but that's what
we're getting paid to do today. Yeah,
we're going to talk politics at this
table because this Thanksgiving table
looks beautiful, but it seems to be
missing some food.
>> Correct.
>> Gorgeous. Nice. Thank you.
>> Hi, Michael.
>> Hi, everybody.
>> What a
love feeding you all. Makes me so happy.
Julie, you're so far away.
>> I know. Big table. What a nice spread.
What did you make over here?
>> So, this is a little bit of I I like
this like bitter greens on the table,
too, cuz there's so much rich stuff. So,
a little bit of ridiculing with tons of
fresh herbs. Um, some parmesan reano and
croutons.
>> It's delicious. We call the dressing at
our house, we call it cranch because
it's like a little mix between Caesar
and ranch.
>> Ooh, nice.
>> Crunch.
Isn't it good? There's some extra crunch
if you would like it. Sarah, can I over
there?
>> Can we pack the crunch to go?
>> So, so you'll be treating us um to
Thanksgiving inspired dishes.
>> Oh, it's delicious.
>> Yeah, I'm feeding you guys the whole
show.
>> So good.
>> So, the viewers at home, be sure that
you can be sure to scan the QR code on
your screen and check out our website
for these delicious recipes.
>> Maybe you shouldn't be pointing with a
knife without
>> Well, we talk politics.
>> Delicious.
>> All right. You sound so surprised.
>> If you would sell that crunch in a
bottle, you should bottle that.
>> That's what Liz keeps saying. We may It
may send our grandkids to college.
>> That's really good. That's ranch.
>> Thank you. Got it going on.
>> Okay, we'll see you in a minute.
>> I'll see you guys in a little bit.
>> So, let's do some Hot Topics.
>> Let's do Hot Topics and make believe
that you know it's Thanksgiving. So, The
View's new BFF, Marjorie Taylor Green,
announced last Friday that she's
stepping down from Congress, and former
speaker Kevin McCarthy is warning his
party that a lot of Republicans are
planning to follow her out the door.
Watch.
>> She's almost like a canary in a coal
mine. And this is something inside
Congress. They better wake up because
they're going to get a lot of people
retiring and they got to focus. Um, I
think keeping members out of Congress,
you only get two years to be in the
majority and if the Democrats get you
not to work every day for two months,
that's that's losing two months of the
majority.
>> So, reportedly a lot of Republicans are
tired of the MAGA loyalty tests and the
death threats they're getting if they
don't fall in line. So, they're on the
way out. Could this finally be the
beginning of the end of Trump's hold on
Congress?
>> What do you think? So, my actual BFF,
not Marjorie Taylor Green, though she's
delightful, uh Jake Sherman from Punch
Bowl News, was reporting that he heard
from a lot of senior uh Republican aids
on Capitol Hill. And one of them said
more explosive early resignations are
coming. Mike Johnson's going to be
stripped of his gabble before his term
is out. So, keep in mind that the
midterms aren't until next November.
There's still a year left. Marjorie
Taylor Green stepping down before then,
bringing the House majority to just
basically one vote over what they need
to pass anything. And I think it's
bigger than the Trump factor of it,
though there's tremendous frustration
with the White House. Congress feels
like all their authority has gone there.
They don't have any say in things. But I
also think it's that Republicans see the
writing on the wall. So we saw that we
saw this report that came out. Democrats
are favored on a generic ballot in the
midterms by 14 points. They get that
they're going to lose the majority. it's
kind of only a matter of time.
>> So that's why they're jumping ship
>> and and some of them have described
being in Congress as being a potted
plant. I think this exercise of going
through a shutdown where you go home to
your constituents and you say, "Oh yeah,
I can't do anything. Like we haven't
been in session for months." I wouldn't
be shocked um that we could actually see
the House majority flip before the
midterms actually happen.
>> But but I think I think
>> Doesn't Trump have have any sort of like
feeling about this that he's causing
this? I
>> I don't know. he's uh busy figuring out,
you know, who he court marshals, who he
attacks on Twitter. But I mean,
I think that the reason they feel like
potted plants is because they are potted
plants because they have seated their
authority. They have forgotten
Republicans in Congress that they are an
independent co-equal branch of
government. And so, look, don't complain
about being treated like garbage when
you behave like garbage. Don't complain
about being trampled upon when you
behave like an old rug. So yeah, they
have issued no oversight over Trump's
abuses of power. Yeah. No push back, no
guard rails. And so, yes, why wouldn't
Trump ignore them and treat them like
garbage if he knows that they are
feckless, fickle Congress people who
will rubber stamp any hairrained, abuse
of power idea,
>> here's what he has,
>> not to abuse another um
we're at dinner table.
>> I think Anna's completely right because
the the the issue is not so much that um
Congress doesn't is not a co-equal
branch of government. This I I think
this president has overreached so much
>> that they have been left with no ability
to oversee the executive branch or
oversee anything. They they weren't able
to um
>> uh pull off um you know the Affordable
Care Act uh you know subsidies. They
they haven't really been able to do
anything because Trump doesn't allow
them to do anything and the Supreme
Court has said it's okay.
>> No, but well they have the ability. They
just don't have the willingness to
confront Trump. They don't have they've
seated
>> they have they have their
>> ability they I mean they they haven't
done it they can't they're all just sort
of
>> useless
>> well there's a lot of ceremonial stuff
just like he keep uh President Trump
keeps calling for investigations last
week uh there was uh six censures last
week that's more than the entire 118th
Congress ever had. That was in one week.
So
>> censuring
you name it like Chel Garcia. I mean
it's we
>> lose again it dilutes the power of
anything when you do it all the time.
But I would also think any politician
this is in addition to what you're both
saying about kind of that they've seated
power. I also think you take good people
I've known good people that have said oh
I would vote if you for you if you ran.
I wouldn't wish that on anyone because
now you see what they do. They go, it's
like the energy of a new teacher going
into a school. They want to impress upon
young people. They have all these dreams
and then the administration crumbles
them to the ground and squishes them.
And that's what happens here. You've got
good people going with big thoughts and
the bureaucracy, the fecklessness, the
lack of leadership, the skewed lines,
the inconvenient truth of a
constitution. You can't do anything.
>> I do wonder what happens when the de
when because I I I agree with you. I
think the Democrats will will um take
the house. what will happen then? How
did the Democrats um work with Trump?
>> So, that becomes interesting and I think
you're already kind of seeing the
writing on the wall. My other
prediction, I don't know why I'm making
Thanksgiving predictions here, but um a
lot of Trump administration officials
raised their hand to serve when he was
sworn in in January, but the closer it
gets to Dems likely taking the House
back, I think you're going to see some
administration resignations because
Democrats will once again have oversight
authority. And I think when they feel
like
>> Jeff is the house.
>> Yeah. When they feel like there's some
stepping on some executive over, you're
going to see people who are hauled
before Congress. But this I do put
squarely on Congress and not as much the
White House, which is like know your
power, the power of the purse. When Doge
came in, it did cuts across the board
and ended congressional appropriations.
They gave up their power. And even we
were talking yesterday's show about like
war making authorizations. That is a
distinct congressional power and they've
given that to the White House. So, I
can't really I don't really feel bad for
them that they're now sitting around
like I guess we name post offices and
censure people. What else are you going
to do?
>> The Democrats then take it back.
>> And what Listen, if they take if the
Democrats become the majority, it means
the Democrats then h are the chairs of
all of the committees. It means they set
the schedule. It means they set what
hearings are going to happen, what
investigations are going to happen. It
it means that uh Republicans are now in
the minority, which is a hard thing if
you've been in the majority. To go back
into being in the minority is a hard
transition. They're going to go from
being potted plants to being dead potted
plants like when you haven't, you know,
watered them.
>> But when you serve in a President Trump
term, I think so many rode in with his
endorsements that they kissed the ring
early, which means you seated every
power you had taking office. And it's
terrible because I think most people
don't realize, you know, Congress people
only serve for two years. Thank God.
>> Only two years. You know, the term is
for two years. Some of them have been
there forever, but for two years. And
so, you know, if you don't work for two
months out of the two years, like uh the
former speaker said, you know, you
>> But it's a reminder that your voters are
your bosses cuz in two years you're up
for review and you better beware aware
of what you did and didn't do while you
were there.
>> Correct.
But if they stand up to Trump, if the if
the Republicans stand up to Trump like
Marjorie Taylor Green did on Epstein,
they will suffer her same fate of then
being by her and and targeted by her and
>> maybe a primary. Maybe this is wrong to
say on Turkey Day, but isn't he a lame
duck at this point?
>> I believe you mean lame turkey. Um, but
by the way, to that point is if you're
somebody you shouldn't be running for
office to stay in power forever. run for
two years and vote how you actually
believe and let the chips fall where
they make better politics comes after
you if a different president does.
>> But they don't want to do that. They
don't want to find another job. Remember
Tom Delay was what is he a funeral
director or something?
>> He was on Dancing with the Stars
>> and then he was on that.
>> We'll be right back.
>> Tom Delay.
>> Yeah.
Well, I'm still feeling a little
peckish, Michael.
>> This is kind of funny cuz I'm like the
worst server in the world.
>> What are we having here? Potatoes.
>> This one is really fun. It's almost, you
know, being from the Midwest, you we
could turn anything into a casserole,
you know. So, this is a mashed potato
casserole cuz I think people feel
pressure around the holidays like how do
I keep everything hot? So, it's it's
basically just classic mashed potatoes
and it's topped with like breadcrumbs
and grier and cheese and chives and then
you could flash it in the oven to bake
it and you know keeps it nice and hot.
>> Wow.
>> And eat your damn
>> No, but I'm like looking I'm waiting to
hear what you're saying because so this
because you people are always worried
about gluey mashed potatoes.
>> These are light and fluffy. I'll tell
you like me in the '9s. Um, we're also
>> I'm still dying over the cream, by the
way. That's the best salad dressing.
>> The other key to that is like like
bitter lettucees like this. Give them a
quick grill and it kind of it brings out
their natural sugar.
>> The break. So, this is grilled.
>> I was telling her you can you can grills
are great to grill.
>> Michael, if you were on an island all by
yourself and you only could have one
food, what would it be?
>> Oh,
>> your lasagna.
>> That's a good answer. GOOD ANSWER.
BUT HOW WOULD I make it? There's nothing
there.
>> I don't know. I could build a fire. I
could make that. We could We could do
that. We could mill flour and you know,
I could figure it out. You know,
>> I'd watch that season.
>> Probably would probably You know what
would IF I HAD TO SURVIVE, it would
probably be eggs because you could do so
much with them and they're so versatile.
>> I would pick potatoes. Potatoes.
>> But you're only going to live for like 3
months.
>> Yeah. I'd rather live three months with
potatoes than a lifetime with eggs.
That's how I feel.
>> Feels like a metaphor for something.
>> So, I know what the hell island you all
are in with with lasagna and and um
whatever potatoes be there. So, Michael,
we can't wait to see what else you've
got coming up.
>> This is amazing.
>> So, um thank you so far.
>> I'll see you guys in a minute. Okay.
Switch.
So, as we said before, politics can be a
dangerous topic at the Thanksgiving
table, you know, and a recent survey of
different generations found that 42% of
people refuse to talk about it.
>> Conversations about finances and weight
are also off the table. Almost half said
they'd rather talk about food and wine
more than anything else.
>> So, I don't know. I mean, I when I was a
young girl, we would fight about the
Vietnam War at the table all the time
with my uncles and my cousins and
everybody. We'd big have big fights
about it. So, what what's new? What
religion and politics? They always say
don't talk about. They're the most
interesting topics.
>> I would also prefer religion and
politics to my weight being discussed at
the table sit around and say, "Let's all
weigh in."
>> I'm like, "Never mind. Let's talk about
Donald Trump."
>> Yeah, that's a bit much.
>> Yeah. I like I like to talk to I mean we
have sort of different generations that
come to my house and I'm I'm usually the
host. I love sitting at the kitty table.
I like sitting with the young people and
listening to I learn little things.
>> I learn little words.
>> Putting your 20-year-old kids in a kitty
table.
>> Yeah. They don't need to be at the grown
people's table. They're kids. They're
not really adults. Actually, Brian sent
me an article today. Do you know that
actually uh the brain doesn't really
develop and become an adult brain until
they're 30?
>> Yeah, we said you've been wrong. You've
been saying 25 for the longest time.
>> I'm stuck with kidds for quite some
time. But I I learn a I learn a lot from
them and I learn about movie
recommendations sort of what's hot, what
what's happening now, what they're
thinking about politics now. I find that
the most interesting table.
>> If everybody agrees, it's not so bad.
But when there's disagreement is when it
gets a lot of disagreement.
>> Honest to goodness. I I mean it's like a
Okay, everybody knows what I think about
politics because I'm I say it on TV
every single day,
>> right?
>> And unless you're get paying me, I'm not
picking a fight about politics over my
food. No.
>> Yeah. I I agree. Like it's just not the
first topic that comes to mind for me
when I'm sitting around with family. But
the thing that is more important than
the topic is the temperament. So, we all
have that person that can't read a room
or reads it and bulls right past it that
like just can't let it go. And that's
when weird.
>> Correct. Any topic could get weird that
way.
>> That's when when politics when certain
people are there. I'm just like, "Hey,
let's just talk about that amazing
mashed potato and call it a day." Mashed
potatoes could solve the world. Would it
be rude to How about Would it be rude to
like fake a stroke or something and
something?
>> No, but before or after dessert.
>> My family, every year we go around and
we say what we're thankful for and you
could take it. Yeah, you could take it
as seriously or as Go ahead. You
>> But it's a good It's a good tone setter.
Um I'm thankful for all of you ladies
and the ability to share our viewpoints
on television.
>> You have someful.
>> Damn, I'm thankful I haven't been
deported yet.
>> We'll be right back. Got to go.
>> Welcome back.
>> So, Chef Michael Simon has been treating
us to delicious Thanksgiving treats all
show long, and he joins us now at the
table. We always have room for dessert,
right? So, what have you got for us for
dessert?
>> So, this one is really fun. A a a woman
that worked with Liz and I for a million
years named Katie Pickkins. This is her
famous pumpkin roll.
>> And I find it just delicious and the
perfect ending. And it's so great.
>> I can't believe it's been seven years
since The Chew ended. But the good news
is your former co-host Carla Hall and
Clinton Kelly, you guys are now doing a
podcast called Chewed Up.
>> Yeah.
>> Whose idea was that?
>> It was like basically There we are. Look
at us. So, basically, the three of us
have had a 15-year text chain, you know,
and we talk all the time. We see each
other all the time. We still love each
other very much. We make each other
laugh, and we're like, this, let's just
do it. And we So,
>> you know, a production company that I've
worked with for a long time back in the
Food Network days, and we just put it
together, and we we do uh 12 episodes a
month that we drop three a week on
YouTube.
>> Oh, wow.
>> Um, it's free to consume. You know, you
can get all the recipes, all the fun.
It's a blast. We're having a blast.
>> We miss the show. We miss
>> and it's a little unfair. The nice thing
is cuz it's on YouTube, it's slightly
unhinged in a good way. Like I'm like, I
could purse on television. This is
fantastic.
>> I do it all the time. They just bleep me
out.
>> Well, listen. You and your podcast uh
co-host in February are going to be at
my best friend's extravaganza at South
Beach Wine and Food Festival.
>> Oh my gosh.
>> What do you like the best about being at
those festivals and particularly that
one that's on?
>> Well, I you know, I've been I think I've
done it every year except once. So, I
it's the 25th year anniversary this
year. I've done 24 years.
>> Um, Lee has treated us great from day
one when it was just like a handful of
chefs.
>> Um, and it's almost like chef spring
break. Like, so many of us come from the
east coast and we're freezing and we get
to go to Miami and it's warm and we hang
out for four or five days. You get to
see all your friends. Um,
>> sanding your toes to and it's for a
great cause, you know. It's it's raised
tons of money for kids in the culinary
programs. And this year I'm actually
cooking the dinner for they're
celebrating Michelle Bernstein um a
Miami legend for their 25th year and I'm
cooking that dinner which is going to be
a blast. We're doing actually doing a
couple episodes of chewed up there.
>> And you're doing a demo
>> and I'm also doing a demo and I'm
hosting another event too. Lee really he
works me hard.
>> Busy busy busy.
>> Michael, what are these drinks?
>> It's a mocktail. I mean like I filled
mine with bourbon but you guys do you.
>> Well, we need to know it's just a little
it's like a cranberry mocktail. Um, and
if you wanted to add liquor to it, you
Yeah. Vodka, bourbon. I think anything
would work. Great.
>> Oh, tequila.
>> Tequila.
>> Let me ask you about your cooking
competition because it's a it's a show
called 24 and 24, Last Chef Standing.
It's returning, everyone. It's returning
for its third season next year. Now, for
those who haven't seen it yet, can you
tell us how the competition works and
and what makes it so unique?
>> Well, I for those who haven't seen it,
I'm shocked because it's been the number
two highest rated on Food Network two
years in a row, which thrills me. So,
we're going to we're going to take down
tournament tournament of champions.
We're taking them out this year. We're
taking them down. I have way better hair
than him. So, we're uh but it's a great
show, too. So, it it is 24 chefs
>> cooking doing 24 competitions in 24
hours. It's slightly in It's insane. And
we film it for 24 hours straight. So,
like
>> wow.
>> Between my walkthroughs and clo like I
was up for 36 straight hours this year.
>> Wow. um which at 56 years old is harder
to do than when I was 36, but I could
still especially without um things
helping me stay up that long. Um but
it's uh it's a blast and it's almost
like opening a restaurant. So like when
Liz and I opened Lola in 1997, we
literally didn't sleep for 3 days. Like
you know, we didn't have any money. She
was painting things. I'm hanging tile.
We're ordering food, prepping.
>> How old were you back then?
>> Yeah. Uh, wow.
I was 28.
>> Wow.
>> I mean, I have a lot of energy.
>> The brain doesn't form till 30.
>> THAT'S A LOT.
>> That's right.
>> I think I'm 56. I think I have a slow
former.
>> It's coming though, Joy. By the time I
hit 60, I'm going to be
>> Well, are there any new twists um this
season that you can um clue us in on?
You know, the one thing I will say is,
and I don't think it's needed because I
know that how chefs work when it comes
to food, but the viewer is like, "Why is
it their blind judging? Why is it so
blind judging? WE NEED BLIND JUDGING."
SO, but no chef would ever pick a bad
dish. It's just how we're wired. But
this year, because people just, I guess,
don't trust us. We're doing blind
judging. So, I think that'll make people
very happy.
>> Well, before we go, I understand you
have a secret hack for turning
Thanksgiving leftovers into breakfast.
What is that? Oh, you know that also
involves staying up all night.
>> I feel that the waffle iron could do
magic things in the morning. Like I
>> I could eat nothing at Thanksgiving
except stuffing and gravy. I'd be the
happiest guy in the world.
>> So I take the stuffing and I make a
waffle the next day.
>> Brilliant idea.
>> You know, and then just do a poached egg
over the waffle like stuffing waffles.
He's shaking his head like big deal. You
think you're an iron chef? I could do
that.
>> You could make a waffle out of mashed
potatoes.
>> You could make a waffle out of mashed
potato. You could waffle about anything,
but I like the stuffing in the waffle
press. And I mean, who doesn't like My
favorite thing though, to be honest, is
it that
>> like when everyone's gone, like this is
our first year. We're not hosting.
Kyle's hosting. When everyone's gone,
you're in the house.
>> You go in the cold fridge and you make
yourself a cold sandwich with all the
fixes on it like, and eat it at the
light of the fridge.
>> Michael, so great to see you here again.
Lovely to have you here again. Again,
all of today's delicious recipes are on
our website, so scan the QR code on the
screen so you can make them for your
Thanksgiving dinner. You can catch
Michael on his podcast, Chewed Up, and
next year on the new season of 24 and
24, Last Chef Standing on the Food
Network. We'll be right back.
Adam's here only on the View just for
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Fair. This was the cutest little
>> It is so cute. Like you picked the green
to match your outfit with the
embroidery.
>> They have some that are embroidered,
some that are vegan leather. You have
the fancy one of course right there.
>> Has two different handles. So you could
do that one for cross body or you could
do this version right here.
>> Yes, they are really good.
>> I know you also I want you to see Sunny.
This is for the people that carry
around. And their adult thing, their
adult sippy cup right there with a
handle
>> that fits it right there. It goes a
zipper thing.
>> Oh my gosh, look at that.
>> And then we have pickle ball holders and
when you open it up inside, you can put
your water bottle right in there.
Wonderful.
Genius job and they are going to be 50%
off.
>> Love, love, love. Now,
>> we all love a knife block set because so
many people are living with dull blades,
believe it or not, and they make gifts
and they are more dangerous. Schmidt
Brothers does some of the most beautiful
different sets.
>> Some that are six knives, some that are
15 knives, but they look so beautiful
and they elevate the look of your
kitchen. We always choose one. So, you
could choose from any of these right
here. wood handles, resin handles, metal
handles. And knives could be expensive,
but they're going to be 50% off with
free shipping from Smith Brothers.
>> Oh, free shipping is another.
>> And then finally, these are
>> these are so cute from Santa Barbara
Design. These are curated gifts. So, you
get this little gift box. Look at this
one right here. I'll be home for the
holidays. And this is all to make
gingerbread cookies and a gingerbread
house.
>> I love it.
>> You have the turkey one right here. Open
that one. Open it up and see what's in
there. to make a perfect turkey dinner.
The sayings are really fun. I want you
to see the cake.
>> Get to the dessert.
>> Keep calm and mashed potatoes.
>> Oh, I love
>> Look at this. The decorating one.
>> Decorating set.
>> This is really nice.
>> A really great one for shakurerie board
online. We have even a bigger
assortment. Even the dessert plates are
really wonderful down here.
>> Those are so cute.
>> So, we're going to save 50% on all this
plus a larger festive assortment online.
WE WILL BE RIGHT BACK WITH EVEN more of
Oprah's favorite things. You aren't
going to want to miss this next.
WE ARE BACK with New Year deals holiday
takeover with Oprah's favorite things.
So, what is next? Adam, you got more for
us?
>> I do. Okay. The beauty lover is going to
love these fancy mirrors. I want you to
pick up one. There are three dimmable
lights. So, you could have during the
day and you could have night. You will
never have a makeup mishap again. You
see, and then they change. Well, we
might have a mishap. You just catch it.
>> You just catch it. Well, also it has a
10 times magnifying mirror. Different
sizes. The big ones. They're
rechargeable, which is the most
important thing. And this one is really
good because it's a handheld one. Then
you could put it like that. So you could
do it. Yes. It charges in there. People
love fancy. They're a perfect stocking
stuffer. And we're going to save 50% on
the steel.
>> Oh, I like it.
>> Okay.
>> Now, Malie and Lily always great. Pick
this one up. When you don't want to sh a
big bag, this is the perfect one to have
because it holds your phone on the
outside and in the inside there are card
pockets. And they're cute pocket.
>> They're really nice. you could use as
that and a cross body shoulder bag.
>> And look inside. It's fully lined and
really nice. And they come in 11 colors
and it's really good vegan leather.
>> So, we're going to save 50% with free
shipping from Nalie and Lily, which is
great.
>> Thank you.
>> Now, in order to have luxurious hair, we
know we have to sleep on satin pillow
cases.
>> Grace and Co. does some of the great
ones. Oh, these are the microfiber
headbands. They're very nice. They're
lined in satin, too. So, when you're
doing your makeup and you're doing you
can even work out in that if you like
color, but they're wonderful. But the
number one gift that Oprah thinks
everyone should have is an eye mask.
This has changed how Oprah sleeps
literally because it blocks out all the
light. And this is the gift she gives to
everyone is an eye mask. And then the
shower caps are really wonderful, too,
because they protect your hair and your
blowout lasts longer. So everything from
Grace and Co. is going to be 50% off
today.
>> Nice.
>> Then do you remember Lit Flask? I
brought them back. They are a speaker.
They are a water bottle. And they charge
your phone.
>> They hold they charge your phone too. So
you could drink water, charge your
phone, listen to music. Right there.
Right there.
>> Oh wow.
>> Then the speaker comes off so you can
clean this easily. If you buy two, they
sync with each other, so you get
surround sound. Look here. They also
light up. Look at all the color right
there. I'm telling you, people have to
buy these
>> right away because they sell out so
quickly. And we're going to save 50% on
this great gadget.
>> Okay. Now, Beakman 802
does great body care. They're based with
uh
>> goat milk. Oh,
>> and the bar soaps are fabulous. Oh, you
have this right here. Wait, I want you
to smell this one. Everyone loves a
whipped uh body cream right there, which
is incredible. Everything here is ready
for gifting. It's very subtle. It's very
nice, hydrating.
>> I have to say also the packaging is
great. I want you to look at this. This
is the milkshake body moisture for your
body. It has hyaluronic acid and goat
milk.
>> Wait, what do you do with it?
>> Spray it on your body.
>> Milkshake. It brings all the boys to the
earth.
>> It does.
>> It softens your skin. It hydrates your
skin. This This is a great stocking
stuffer. Everything is at least 50% off
today from Beakman. Moving along. We
cannot forget about our pups and
Springer does some of the best stuff for
dogs. They're known for this travel cup
right here. You go like this. The pups
can squeeze it and the water comes up
>> and then when you let go, the water goes
back in. Oh, it's a great travel piece
right there. But then also we have these
all in one little bags. So the leash is
attached
>> for the for the poop bags.
>> For the poop bags, the leash is
attached. The collar and you could fit
your own phone in here, too.
>> This is great.
>> Springer does a great We're going to
save 50% off this entire assortment.
They're really wonderful. And they do
not contain any odors and they don't
hold any odors. So you could use this
year round, winter, spring, summer, and
all. That is great.
>> Very cute. And then finally from Oprah
daily, our latest journal. I want you to
look at this one.
>> Wait, which one? Nightly reflection.
>> Journaling has changed Oprah's life. It
has transformed it. And she really
believes everyone can. The nightly
reflections one right here.
>> What am I?
You just answer five questions every day
and you
>> What is my intention for tomorrow?
>> Exactly.
>> What impact did I have? What is my
intention for tomorrow? What do I know
for sure? I hope I have stuff to fill
in.
>> What do I know for sure? You will. And
this is a great gift for anyone who
wants to figure out their life. And also
these conversation cards. I want you to
read some of these right here.
>> What makes you feel most alive?
>> Look how great for Thanksgiving.
>> It is. And at the Christmas dinner
table, you can go around the table and
do that.
>> How do you define?
>> Start a ritual with your family with
these. And we're going to save 50% off
the entire assortment of what we do.
>> ALL RIGHT. THANKS, ADAM GLASSMAN. You
have 24 hours to get these amazing
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>> View Your Deal is sponsored by PayPal,
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Well, we happen to be off at
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The Disney Plus Hulu bundle with ads
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>> That's right. And new uh for new and
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favorite Disney Plus and Hulu movies and
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>> Well, that's our show.
We hope you had a good time. We want you
all to have a great day, everyone. And
to have a little TIME TO ENJOY
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