Thread by @GideonResnick

They are playing “Shallow” right now I kid you not

As Oprah lists off the guests to come, some of the loudest cheers go up for O’Rourke

Michael B. Jordan is up first and O’Rourke is towards the end of the program

O’Rourke is seated with his wife Amy in a row behind Bradley Cooper

Before intermission, Winfrey pumps up the crowd saying “We have Beto and Bradley,” as the final interviews

The crowd erupts here when the clip of O'Rourke addresses NFL kneeling is played here

Here we go

Oprah asks why do you think you lost
O'Rourke: “I don’t all the way know. Certainly I could have done so many different things during that campaign."

Beto on the day after the campaign: "I felt a profound disappointment in myself that I let so many people down."

O'Rourke telling a story about being in a bar in Ulysses, Kansas: "The guy sitting next to me said 'Dang there are four democrats in Ulysses, Kansas and none of them are here.'"

O'Rourke tells Oprah "I have been thinking about running for president." She asks "are you running?" Beto responds "That’s a big question for us to think through.

Oprah presses: "What's it going to take?" And O'Rourke says "For me, it will really be family.” Oprah responds "Where's Amy," and the crowd laughs

Oprah: Have you given yourself a deadline?
Beto: "Really soon. Before the end of this month."

Now O'Rourke is trying to turn the tables on her, asking if she has considered running.

“Every which way I tried,” Winfrey joked about how she tried to get an answer out of O'Rourke on running

Bradley Cooper: “Mr. O’Rourke, I hope he runs for president.”