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os can help you do it. [ [ bobob ] squak! all right, let's do the closing argument. a tale of race relations in the internet age. yesterday, andrew brightbart posted a video clip that showed a usda official, shirley sherrod admitting that she had chosen to limit her assistance to a poor farmer because he was white. tom vilsack demanded and received sherrod's resignation.
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even the naacp condemned her words. only one problem. she was talking about something that happened 24 years ago and told that tale as a confession about how wrong she'd be and how much she'd learned. the naacp is backing her. tonight, we want toed to ask you, should she have been fired or was this a rush to judgment? tell us on the "nightline" facebook page or on the "nightline" page at abcnews.com. that's our report for tonight. for all of us at abc news, good night, america. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel, with a word from reebok runtones. the shoes designed to give you stronger legs with every step. they have moving air balance balls on the soles that force leg muscles to work harder as you run. no man wants chicken legs. even chickens don't want chicken legs. but sadly, it affects many of us good men. men like ralph macchio.
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>> skinny ass chicken legs anywhere, man. those are the same legs you had in the [ bleep ] movie. >> hey, hey, hey, take it down a notch. put the camera away. just put the camera down. >> i'm tired of this [ bleep ]. >> how does that feel, huh? here we go. take a look at your legs. what are you bothering me for? >> jimmy: humiliating. we'll find out more about what happened there when ralph and his video "paparrazzi," jb smoove, join me later in tonight's show. >> hey, jimmy? >> jimmy: yes, guillermo? >> the runtones really work. let me show you. >> jimmy: amazing, but why are you wearing only one? >> i dont know. i guess i don't want to be greedy. >> jimmy: yeah, greedy. >> dicky: reebok runtones. balance ball inspired technology that lets you get stronger legs with every step. no more chicken legs. >> jimmy: "jimmy kimmel live" is back in two minutes with jon hamm, jb smoove, ralph macchio, music from runner runner. and jake byrd visits lindsay lohan. and jake byrd visits lindsay lohan. we'll be right back.
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>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- from "mad men", jon hamm. jb smoove and ralph macchio. jake byrd saves lindsay lohan. and music from runner runner. with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, in all honesty, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ]
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>> jimmy: thank you, everyone. i'm jimmy, thank you for watching. welcome to the show. and i'm happy to be with you but i want you to know that while my body may be standing on the stage, my heart is at the linwood correctional facility with lindsay lohan. is she out yet? lindsay lohan went to jail today for killing a homeless guy? what did she do? no, she violated the terms of her parole after her g dui arre. they sent her to jail. this could be good for her. just look at, like, dr. martin luther king. he was incarcerated and then went on to become the leader of the civil rights movement. granted, before he was arrested, he was already the leader. but there's a comparison to be made there. not a good one, but a comparison. lindsay is in the same jail that paris hilton was in. it's the coolest jail there is.
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it's like, there's a line down the block, around to get in. i'm -- well, actually, i'm hoping to get my daughter into that jail. but -- because of the overcrowding, lindsay will probably only serve a quarter of her sentence. though they do take good behavior into consideration. so, she could be in there for a couple of years or something. all i know is that she's safer in there than she is with her father and/or mother. cameras and reporters from almost every news organization in the country were there. and none of them seemed embarrassed to have been there. our old friend jake byrd was on the scene now. if you're not familiar with jake, he's on the show from time to time. he's a man who loves celebrities and celebrities. we met him outside the michael jackson trial. we met him -- one of them was at the o.j. arraignment. >> we expect mr. simpson to be processed -- >> jimmy: there's jake in the hat.
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>> yes! >> jimmy: and we met him at paris hilton's dui hearing. >> to serve the remainder of her sentence at the century regional detention center -- >> no, no, no, no! >> jimmy: he gets agitated sometimes. and then, today, he was there when lindsay lohan arrived for sentencing. >> being surrounded by deputies as she walks into the courtroom. and you can hear people -- >> is that confetti? >> reporter: somebody threw confetti, yes. >> reporte . >> a gentleman to the left with a lindsay sign. hello-lo, let her go. >> jimmy: that's jake. he was there to support lindsay and her family. lindsay's father michael lohan was at the courthouse this morning. despite the fact that lindsay did not want her there or in her
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life at all. but there are cameras there, you're michael lohan, you have to go. so, he showed up with his own camera crew and held a press conference to tell the world, through his attorney, just how much he cares about this daughter he helped raise so well. >> thank you, michael. thank you. >> keep up the good work, mike. >> jimmy: that was jake. it was a very big day for jake byrd. he pulled out all the support he could possibly muster and fortunately, there were 1,000 cameras there to capture it. >> i'm not talking to cnn anymore. i've been down the road with you guys and you misquoted me and you took my stuff out of context and you made me like like a stupid idiot. >> how about tmz? >> that's cool. >> we're going to be quiet so we can hear --
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>> lindsay, fight for your right to party! fight for your right to party! i'll wait for you. i'll wait for you! make me your one call. >> reporter: and then it was lindsay. she showed up with her lawyer and as you mentioned, she was late. >> bob shapiro quit on her. now you know they're saying the only one that's going to get her off is her thick-fingers meth-dealing cell mate. you know what i mean? >> i know what you mean. >> she stepped up. she's accepted responsibility and that's really all i have to say. >> she went to jail. >> yes, she did. >> oh! >> michael spent the morning praying for his daughter. he loves her. he does not believe she could be incarcerated. >> dad michael had his attorney speak for them. >> father of the year, folks. you look great, man. good luck to you, buddy. >> thank you. >> say hi to jon gosselin for me. >> i hugged him.
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i hugged michael lohan because he's a great dad. >> looks like lindsay on her way to that county lockup down there in linwood. >> lindsay just tweetered, surrendered, heading into jail, i wonder if i can keister an iphone 4. i don't know what it means. no further questions. >> jimmy: well, there you go. jake byrd, everyone. oh, there's jake. nicely done. great job. [ applause ] >> looks like "mean girls 2." >> jimmy: you're probably right. jake byrd, everybody. i hope that jake will be there for me when i commit my crime. it was a crazy day here in l.a. i hope this turns out to be a turning point for lindsay lohan. on the bright side, all the craziness today did provide us
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with something pretty great today. our unintentional joke of the day. >> it's a sheriff's department issue. i'm sure they have a procedure for getting her out of the building. >> front door or back door? >> not going to go there. >> jimmy: good call, alan. good call. so -- in other crazy people news, sarah palin is speaking out, finally. she is opposing a plan to build a mosque, there's a plan to build a mosque near the site of the world trade center. while she's opposing it, i don't know. you put a mosque there, there's no way the terrorists blow it up. if i was in charge, i'd put a mosque on top of every building in america, just to be safe. but sarah palin tweeted this on sunday. she said, ground zero mosque supporters, doesn't it stab you in the heart, as it does ours throughout the heartland. is alaska part of the heartland? peaceful muslims, please refudiate. now -- i don't think refudiate is a word.
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and it wasn't a typo, either, because she's used that word before. >> the president and his wife, the first lady, spoke at naacp so recently, they have power in their words. they can refudiate what it is that this group is saying. >> jimmy: she's like thes can i mo don king. she makes up words. i'm not criticizing, i mean -- [ applause ] a lot of famous -- abraham lincoln made up words. four score was not a word. uncle frank, what are some of your favorite words? >> screw you. >> jimmy: what? what? really? >> but i didn't mean you. >> jimmy: thank you. >> it's just an expression. >> jimmy: yeah, okay. anyway. i think we understand what sarah palin meant by refudiate, but there's only one way to find oument for sure and that's by asking uncle vocabulary.
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>> refudiate. deny the whole thing. that's what it means. refudiate means deny. you can use the word deny, but let's use the word refudiate. we're more educated. refudiate. >> jimmy: thank you. [ applause ] hey, some good news in the gulf of mexico for a change. the efforts to stop the oil leak seems to be working. you remember the fat kid from willy wan willy wonka? they decided to jam him in it and it worked. the cap they're using is child proof, so it is enough coming off. president obama's been hammering republicans this week for holding up an extension for unemployment benefits. today, a representative from florida, democrat named alan grayson, he took the floor of
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the house and he really, really let the republicans have it. >> and i will say this to republicans who have blocked this bill now for months, and kept food out of the mouths of children, i will say to them now, may god have mercy on your souls. i yield back. >> thank you very much. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you hear that, lady? nice -- [ applause ] i think it's nice that his mom shows up to hear him speak, so -- a new recording of what again sounds like mel gibson engaging in flir day shouse banlter with his ex-girlfriend. he really has to stop making his de tapes. this is the sixth recording to come out. he's become the tupac of angry ranting. there are rumors that mel's planning to leave the country, but his people denied it. this is what they denied, by the way. we're not moving. in fact, mel's been in new york doing voiceover work on a new
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movie called "the beaver." for real. this is a movie, jodie foster directed it. i don't know what it's about. i am not kidding! i know what you're thinking, and i -- i would probably think the same thing. but it's for real. look it up on the internets. but anyway, this movie, which is real, it's called "the beaver." it's a shame. a lot of people worked very hard on it and it's supposed to be good and now i don't think -- people are probably not going to want to see mel gibson in this. but this is the world premiere of the trailer, it's never been seen before. mel gibson in "the beaver." >> you need a [ bleep ] kick up the ass for being a [ bleep ] gold digging whore. and i'm not giving you my house and you can rot unless you crawl back, suck my [ bleep ] and say you're sorry, in that order.
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>> jimmy: it looks good, right? [ applause ] this is -- that's where uncle frank got his language, from. >> definitely. >> jimmy: the tapes are interesting, but they're kind of upsetting to listen to. we've softened them a bit to make them prompt for all ages. we've asked a 7-year-old girl to read them and here is today's edition of mel gibson says the darndest things. >> you [ bleep ] offend my [ bleep ] maleness. my hmasculinitmasculinity. my being, my soul. and you call me a sinner? you're a [ bleep ] moving violation. [ applause ] don't write letters. she didn't really say the words. we have a good show tonight.
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throw at his head. tomorrow night he'll be here. music from raheem devaughn and our old pal adam ka role carole here, too. our first guest is a golden globe-winner and current double emmy nominee for his role as don draper on the great show "mad men." the fourth season of which premieres at 10:00 this sunday night on amc. please welcome jon hamm. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? [ applause ] they -- it's good to see you. how is everything? >> it's great. how are you? >> jimmy: doing well. you do always -- how do you keep your beard at that exact length at all times? >> i just exhale very forcefully when i'm ready, and it pomes
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out. it's great. >> jimmy: how is summer going? >> such as its been, it's going great. i don't get much of a summer, we shoot during the summer. we start in april and so, we've been working kind of through the summer. >> jimmy: you shouldn't have to work in the summertime. they should go by school schedules. >> i totally agree. get a couple of weeks off in the middle. >> jimmy: so, you played in major league beige bat legends and celebrity all-star game -- >> i did. i've been fortunate enough the last couple of years to be invited to play in the celebrity tournament that they do, not tournament, the game they do. tournament would be -- >> jimmy: you played in st. louis last year. >> this year in my adopted hometown of anaheim. >> jimmy: yeah, right. everyone's second home, really. are there any houses there? >> if your name's not disney, you don't live there. >> jimmy: who played this year? >> it was star-studded.
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a lot of -- bo jackson was there. >> jimmy: yeah, great. >> jennie finch, the great professional -- >> jimmy: did she pitch to me? >> she was on my team. >> jimmy: they try to humiliate you by putting -- and she throws hard. >> hard. >> jimmy: really hard. >> and she's tall and has long arms and it really comes at you. we also had mc hammer playing on the opposite team. >> jimmy: on the opposite team. how was hammer? >> we asked him repeatedly, please, hammer, don't hurt them. uh -- and it turns out he was far too legit to quit. >> jimmy: he was. >> he did not -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's how he's always been. >> there's not an ounce of quit in that game. >> jimmy: were you able to touch him? this? >> are you kidding me? are you kidding me? >> you can't touch that. >> jimmy: it's impossible. it is impossible. you can try --
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>> jimmy: i feel like your pants are going to balloon up and you're going to start dancing around the stage. >> it could happen. >> jimmy: i think he was -- with the oakland -- he was always with the team when he was a kid. >> he had two home runs -- >> jimmy: really? i hope not two. how did you do, by the way? >> my goal in any of these things is to not hurt myself, not hurt anyone else and to try not to fall down. so by that, i did excellent. >> jimmy: you did. all right. i think we have a clip of one of your at-bats. >> and here's jimmy kimmel, host, of course, of his own show on abc. only down 2-1. watch out, watch out -- jimmy kimmel -- >> jimmy: it turns out -- i'm very sorry. that was -- i -- i thought -- i thought we were going to a clip of jon, but it turned out it was me hitting a home run. >> seemed like more it was a clip of you. >> jimmy: so sorry. i didn't mean for that to get in
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there. >> must have been a very proud moment. >> jimmy: yeah, it was. it was. i keep it on my phone so i can watch it at home in bed. >> just in case somebody hasn't seen it. >> jimmy: that's great. did you play sports as a kid? >> i did. i still play baseball. and football. and i swam. as a high schooler. >> jimmy: really? >> yes. >> jimmy: like as part -- the school team? >> i was all-state. middle linebacker. i went to a very small school. let's not -- i was not 260 pounds at any point in my life. >> jimmy: you weren't a middle linebacker on the swim team, were you? >> no, no. that might have been why i was not as good as swimming as i was -- >> jimmy: football, i can see. so you were all-state? >> yeah. but it was a small school -- >> jimmy: you were still in a big state. >> they kept the -- we were aa, which is the second smallest group that you can get. >> jimmy: are you worried people
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are going to be on the internet checking this? in the old days, you could say, yeah, i played in the nfl, everybody would be like, hamm was in the nfl. >> well, i did play in the nfl. >> jimmy: everyone knows that. you must have been in theater, too. >> i, like most middle linebackers, have an innate love of musical theater. >> jimmy: sure. >> so, yeah, i -- my senior year, we went to state, the state championships, i played middle linebacker, and i was in our production of "god spell." >> jimmy: really? who did you play in "god spell?" >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: who were you? >> i played judas. >> jimmy: really? >> yes, i did. >> jimmy: whoa. i didn't know this about this. judas. that's one of the good ports, right? i mean, the bad guy -- >> right. >> jimmy: when is it that you
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decided, i'm going to get in my car, go to california -- >> i had an aunt and uncle that lived out here and i had a car, a 1986 toyota corolla. i pointed it west, i called my aunt and uncle, asked them if i could crash. >> jimmy: how long were you there? >> a couple weeks. i tried to get a job, all that other stuff, and succeeded in finding living arrangements. >> jimmy: who did you live with? >> we lived in -- we, when i say we, me and four other people that i had never met, lived in a rented house that we rented from an 85-year-old exsoap opera actress. >> jimmy: really? >> yes. so four 200 pound, six foot guys were living in this very -- >> jimmy: it was furnished by the old lady. oh, wow. wow. that's not a -- >> really -- it was four bulls
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in one old lady china shop, and -- it really -- >> jimmy: were you destructive? >> not on purpose. >> jimmy: right. >> but i was sort of nominated as the defacto peacemaker when she was come back in town from new york. so when she would come back in town, it was my job to intercept her. so, those chairs, like, were they important to you? >> jimmy: really? >> at any point in your life? were they heirlooms? are they fixable? just asking. >> jimmy: you were the sweet talker. >> i was nominated as that. >> jimmy: did you throw you out? >> we all moved on. people went and got jobs and careers. >> jimmy: did she move on, as well? >> i think she's still there. i think there's a new crop -- >> jimmy: she's sitting on the floor. a pile of firewood around her. >> she can burn plenty of kindling.
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>> jimmy: you should stop by and say, hey, sorry about the chairs. everything okay? can i smash something? >> here's some new stuff. >> jimmy: "mad men" is a great show, and you must be very proud. [ applause ] >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: i heard -- and this is really unusual, president obama wrote you guys a letter saying what a fan he was of the show. >> yes. he wrote -- he hand wrote a letter to the guy that created the show, which is now framed and sitting directly behind his head over his desk when you walk into his office. >> jimmy: that's pretty crazy. >> very, very krcrazy. tremendous honor. and -- it's a good president to get it from, too. you don't want to get it from, like, coo lidge. >> jimmy: if you did that, that would be pretty amazing. you're nominated for "mad men"
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and also for "30 rock" which you did a great job on. you have two shots at it. >> i can lose twice for the second year in a row. >> jimmy: will you write two speeches? >> i won't write any speeches. >> jimmy: no? >> absolutely not. that's -- that is -- >> jimmy: i've seen, by the way, at emmys, behind people who lost and i've seen them very sadly crumple their speech up and it is really -- it's a heartbreaking thing to see. >> you can probably light a small town with the energy that's going into that crumpling, too. there's a lot of potential energy in that. >> jimmy: you can take over the dura-flame corporation for that. we have a clip from the first episode of "mad men." i think you're doing an interview -- >> yes, i'm doing an interview, there's a guy from advertising who asks a very -- appropriate, important question. >> jimmy: a very important question. considering we don't know what the hell is going on with this don draper.
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let's take a look. >> who is don draper? >> what do men say when you ask that? >> well, they usually take a minute to think about it and then they do something cute. one director said he was a lion tamer. >> i don't want to do that. third person? >> i don't know. knockout wife, two kids, house in westchester. take the train. maybe take your car, now that you can afford it. >> who told you that? >> anything? i mean -- now's your chance. >> well, as i said before, i'm from the midwest. we were taught that it's not polite to talk about yourself. >> jimmy: there you go. "mad men," premieres sunday night at 10:00 on amc. jon hamm, everybody. we'll be right back with j.b. smoove and ralph macchio. [ female announcer ] does your smooth pass the second day test?
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>> jimmy: hi there. still to come, runner runner will be here. our next guests have very little
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in common other than the being actors and having slender legs. they have a wonderful new video together. please say hello to ralph macchio and jb smoove. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you guys look like you're about 11 years old right now. >> trying to stay young. >> jimmy: do you know each other? >> no. >> no. >> no, we just -- we do now. we met when we shot this video. on the day. >> just to make things cool, so he would not forget me, i borrowed money from him. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: what happened? we have a micro -- >> got to make sure. >> jimmy: j.b., your mike is dead. bring it back to life. you can have this. now singing "endless love." >> i'm a comedian. this is perfect for me.
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>> hand the comic a microphone. >> jimmy: we're in a karaoke bar all of a sudden. now you guys -- first of all, let me just ask. j.b., who do you believe is the real karat tee kid, ralph macchio or that jaden pinkett smith kid? >> let me tell you, man, be careful throwing that pinkett in there. that little boy kicks ass, you hear me? don't you even think about -- >> i'm not. >> have you seen the movie poster for that kid? the kid make a straight "l" out of his whole body. you know how easy he can kick joe pesci in the face? are you kidding me? he will kick anybody -- all your movies, any movie you've done, he will kick anybody's ass. >> i buy that. >> that kid is tough. he'll go from karat tee kid straight into "my cousin vinny." and kick everybody's ass.
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>> jimmy: i don't know about tomei. >> that little boy is tough. >> jimmy: let me tell you something, he's no ralph macchio. i will say that. [ applause ] >> come on, jimmy. >> jimmy: only one karat tee kid. >> jimmy, come on. dark alley, macchio's coming through the alley, jaden is coming the other way. who wins the fight? >> i don't know about that. >> jimmy: i don't know. i'm going with macchio. no question about it. >> i think he's right. >> jimmy: give him six months and i'm going to go with the pinkett smith kid. >> that little boy got corn rows. you can't grab nothing. you can't pull his head. nothing. the kid is tough. >> jimmy: we have a video that you guys put together that is very entertaining. rather than explain it, let's just go right into it. take a look. >> white kkid right there. my cousin vinny.
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karate kid in line in front of me. my cousin vinny, everybody. my [ bleep ] [ bleep ] cousin vinny in this -- i know those skinny ass chicken legs anywhere, man. those are the same legs you had in the [ bleep ] movie. >> hey, hey, hey, dude, put the camera away. >> calm down, karat tee kid. >> i'm not upset. put the -- how does that feel, huh? here we go. take a look at your legs. look at you. what are you bothering me for? you got chicken legs. give me the camera. >> no, no. no karate kid. >> i'm serious. i know who you are. you're an [ bleep ]. >> come on, baby. how do you think about that wrist action. >> look at this crazy [ bleep ]. look at this karate kid.
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>> give me the camera. >> no, don't touch my camera. wait a minute. are those runtones? >> yeah. >> i got runtones, too. >> what are you talk iing about? >> me and the [ bleep ] karate got the same -- >> can you believe this guy? >> let me see your balls. >> what are you talking about? >> let me see your balls. not your balls! the balls on the shoes. >> what? dude, dude. lay off. >> come on. karate, let me see the [ bleep ] balls! prove to me you're wearing runtones. >> i got the runtones. >> you got those from [ bleep ] china town. >> yeah, i got them -- >> look -- we in the same club. we got a lot in common. >> no, we got nothing in common. we got shoes in common. >> [ bleep ]. look at his calves, man. would you look at this muscle-bound -- no wonder.
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runtones. he's got on runtones. you must wear those all day. you [ bleep ] them shoes. are you [ bleep ] in them shoes? [ bleep ] you, man. i'm working out. what up, man? tell me how you got them legs? we work out together. let's do this. >> what the [ bleep ] just happened? >> jimmy: very good. ralph macchio and j.b. smoove, everybody. we'll be right back with runner runner. ♪
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>> jimmy: this is their self-titled debut album. it comes out september 28th. here with the song "so obvious," runner runner. ♪ ♪ it's obvious that my heart beats for you ♪ let's go, go go let's go go i need you here but ♪ you're always so far away i call you up but you know it's just never the same 'cause being closer to ♪
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♪ you is my sweetest escape it's all i needed i need you here but you're always so far away this is our night ♪ ♪ the look in your eyes says we can go all the way been losing my mind broken inside i want you to take ♪ ♪ my breath away it's obvious that my heart beats for you beats for you ♪ ♪ just for you just let go tonight we're so close tonight i need you here but you're out there ♪ ♪ on your own do you still look like the pictures in my telephone hiding out in your room we could be alone ♪ ♪ laughing out loud you need me here but i'm always so far away this is our night ♪ ♪ the look in your eyes
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says we can go all the way been losing my mind broken inside i want you to take my breath away ♪ ♪ it's obvious that my heart beats for you beats for you beats for you ♪ ♪ my heart beats for you just let go tonight we're so close tonight just let go tonight we're so close tonight ♪ ♪ this is our night look in my eyes we can go all the way i'm losing my mind broken inside ♪ ♪ take my breath away this is our night the look in your eyes says we can go all the way i'm losing my mind broken inside ♪ ♪ i want you to take
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>> jimmy: thanks to jon hamm, j.b. smoove, ralph macchio. apologies to matt damon. also thanks to jake byrd. their cd is in stores september. playing us off the air with "papercuts," see the full performance at jimmykimmellive.net. once again, runner runner! good night, everybody! ♪ she's an angel in disguise
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you can see it in her eyes i could never give up the fight and i'll be waiting at her door but i don't wanna wait no more so take me right now ♪ ♪ who do you want it's more than a crush loving you only gave me papercuts something so real ♪ ♪ taught me never to trust loving you only gave me papercuts you gave me papercuts now i'm walking ♪ ♪ close behind keep rehearsing all my lines

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