VIDEO: Steve Harvey: Ellen DeGeneres Thought Up My New Show 'Little Big Shots' on TODAY

Comedian and talk show host STEVE HARVEY sits down with TODAY's Savannah Guthrie to talk about his new show "Little Big Shots," which will spotlight child performers, and he reveals that it was originally co-producer Ellen DeGeneres' idea. "I love talking to kids because they're pure," he says. Harvey is also a radio host, and says he can't wait to hear what Donald Trump has to say next, because it provides plenty of grist for discussion.

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