we're now on Facebook live, so this is not gonna be on the show, this is for

Facebook live right now.

So hey, everybody watching.

Erica C wants to know if you become President,

will you still come visit Ellen on the show?

>> If she'll have me.

>> She will. >> She will?

Then I will.

>> Yeah.

>> And we'll do it in the White House, remember?

We'll do it in the White House.

>> Yeah. We're going to do

the show in the White House?

>> Absolutely.

>> Is that possible?

>> Yeah, of course it is.

I don't know how, but we'll do it.

>> [LAUGH] [APPLAUSE] >> We'll do it on the lawn.

>> That's even better.

>> Will you put Macey Hensley on your staff if you're President?

That's from Courtney Pointer.

>> I would love to have Macey on my staff.

I think she has to finish school first.

>> Yeah. >> But, She's what, how old now?

Five or something.

>> [LAUGH] >> Yeah, she's six or seven.

>> Yeah. >> Yeah.

>> Yeah.

>> And she had that adorable blue pants

suit that- >> Yep.

She's ready.

>> [LAUGH] >> She's ready.

I think she could be like a special emissary and

could, like during summer vacations be on my staff, what do you think?

>> [CROSSTALK] Okay. >> Okay?

>> I think she'll be

fantastic. >> Yeah.

>> Because she speaks with that

younger generation.

>> Yes, exactly.

>> [LAUGH] >> If you need.

>> So adorable.

>> Start the six-years old out, right.

So have you seen, this is from Taylor Smith, have you seen Lemonade and

do you like it?

I have seen parts of it.

>> Mm-hm. And I do like it.

>> Yeah, it's great.

>> It is great.

>> It's fantastic.

>> It is fabulous.

>> What will she do as POTUS her first week on the job?

From Delana Renfro Lee.

>> Well, I will have to figure out and

get appointed all the people who are gonna work with me.

That takes a while.

>> That's the first week?

>> Yeah, that's the first week.

>> Probably the first few weeks, right?

Yeah. >> [LAUGH] This is from Mark X.

If you win, can you make a bill that would permanently prevent Donald Trump

from running in the next election?

>> [LAUGH] >> [APPLAUSE]

>> I doubt it, but

it's worth looking into.

>> [LAUGH] >> All right.

What's the kindest thing, this is from Kassandra Gittle.

What's the kindest thing someone has ever done for you?

>> My gosh. That.

Look, I mean, I have to say the kindest thing is my mother raising me,

I mean loving and kind and caring.

I just am so grateful to her for everything she did for me.

>> That's sweet.

>> All those years.

>> That's sweet.

>> [APPLAUSE] >> Okay,

so obviously Kate McKinnon does a great impression of you.

But, besides Kate, who would play you in the movie of your life?

>> Meryl Streep.

>> Yes.

For sure.

[APPLAUSE] Betsy Allen wants to know,

what is your spirit animal?

>> You know, it depends what kind of mood I'm in.

I really like, and I mean, I'm a Democrat, but I really like elephants.

I love the way elephants remember.

I love the way elephants, the matriarch of the family, looks out for everybody.

I just have such a sense of connection to elephants and

it just breaks my heart that they're being poached and murdered.

>> Yeah.

>> And babies being left to fend for themselves, so.

>> That's beautiful.

I love elephants.

>> I just love them.

>> They're incredible.

>> I'll tell you a quick story, I don't know if we have time.

But- >> We do.

We're on Facebook Live.

>> A naturalist in Kenya, who's lived in the back country of Kenya for

so many years, and is particularly devoted to elephants, told me this story that he

was entertaining some people, and they were in one of these Out of Africa houses.

They were on the veranda, and there was a big pond in front, and

that's where the elephants used to come to drink.

And so he had a cocktail party and

everybody was standing there watching the elephants.

And all of a sudden this big, female elephant lifted her head up and

starting walking toward the people on the porch.

And the naturalist said, don't worry, don't worry, I know this elephant.

She's not gonna hurt anyone.

I don't know what she wants.

And the elephant got close, and then was staring at all the people.

And reached her trunk back and

took hold of a woman's arm who had on an ivory bracelet.

And pulled the woman toward her, and

then looked at the bracelet and looked in the woman's eyes.

And drop the hand and turned around and left.

And the naturalist told me, he said, I know she knew what it was.

And I know that she wanted to know whether, frankly,

it was an elephant she could possibly have known.

>> Have known.

>> Wow. >> I mean, I mean that's,

these are the kinds of stories that when people who work with elephants tell me, I

just wanna do everything I can to stop all of the murdering of elephants in Africa.

>> [APPLAUSE] >> Yeah, good.

I wanna help you.

I wanna help you.

I just went on safari this last summer.

It's amazing and they are, truly, and the more you learn about elephants.

That's an incredible story.

I'm so glad you told it.

Thank you, Facebook.

Goodbye.

>> [APPLAUSE] >> Goodbye, Facebook.

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