"Today" Star Al Roker Got Flustered During His Interview With "Yellowstone" Star Cole Hauser

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Fans of the Today show know that Al Roker isn't afraid to speak his mind, and it's rare to see him get flustered on live TV. But leave it to Cole Hauser to change all that.

The Yellowstone actor visited the morning show on October 11 to promote the launch of his Free Rein coffee company, and he discussed the venture with Roker, Craig Melvin and Dylan Dreyer. As he held his own cup, Hauser turned to Roker and shocked him with a surprise revelation about how much he admires him. What's more, he proceeded to unexpectedly faze Roker by asking him to taste the coffee.

"Just to get into a little bit of the coffee business... I'm such a fan of this," he told Al. "I just want you, Roker, to just take a sip."

As folks watched Roker enjoy the beverage during the conversation, the topic eventually switched to Hauser as Melvin and Dreyer asked about his daily "cowboy" routine. But when Roker questioned him about whether he watches the Today show every morning, Hauser couldn't help but give the anchor the biggest compliment, making him stop in his tracks all over again.

"I mean, come on now, Al," he joked. "Al, give me my coffee! I love this man. He's got one of the greatest smiles in the world. To me, you're always a national treasure — just so you know."

Clearly Roker was taken by Hauser's high praise, as he later posted behind-the-scenes photos with the actor on Instagram. As soon as people saw them, it wasn't long before they rushed to the comments.

"[Cole] was funny. BUT Al is always the funniest 😂," one person laughed. "I love this bromance," another raved. "Love how much he loved you!!! #mancrush ❤️," a different view agreed.

After seeing this, maybe it's time for Al to make an appearance on Yellowstone?

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