and it's time now for tonight's closing argument. and the bush tax cuts is our topic. in a largely symbolic move today, the house of representatives voted 234-188 to let those 2001 tax cuts for the most affluent americans expire at the end of the year. the move would add $700 billion to federal coffers over ten years, and that's a lot of money according to the treasury

secretary. and that is an enticing amount of money. if you're trying to balance the budget. but it's probably not if you're one of those taxpayers who will be writing a bigger check. tonight, we just wanted to ask you, should the rich pay more? or, is now the wrong time to raise taxes? we've heard from many of you on facebook and twitter tonight, but join the conversation, tell us what you think at the "nightline" facebook page or at the "nightline" page at abcnews.com. that's our report for tonight. for all of us at abc news, good night. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel with a word about the hilfigers, the family that like the tommy hilfiger brand itself is preppy with a twist. >> you are right, jimmy. we are fun and irreverent, the traditional un-traditional american family.

>> jimmy: we? >> yes, i am a hilfiger. >> jimmy: i don't think i've seen you in any of the hilfigers' commercials. >> well, look again. >> jimmy: okay. ♪ holiday ♪ other holiday ♪ and the best one of the year ♪ but if i wait for a holiday ♪ >> bye, family! i love my family. >> jimmy: you have a lovely family, guillermo. >> yes. we would love to have you over for a picnic sometime. >> jimmy: all right, we'll bring you cue cards. >> dicky: go to tommy.com to meet the hilfigers and learn about the family. >> jimmy: "jimmy kimmel live" is back in two minutes with music from darius rucker and james franco. come on, kids, come inside.

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"jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- james franco. and music from darius rucker. with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, for the first time tonight, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, thank you. welcome to the show. thank you for watching at home.

that's very nice of you. you make me feel like the opposite of lebron james returning to cleveland. before we get to that, though, some stunning news from the world of soccer this morning. today, fifa, the world governing body of soccer awarded the 2018 and 2022 world cups to russia and the tiny fashion of qatar, which is -- totally qatarded, i think. the announcement was made this morning as the world held its collective breath. >> so, the 2018 fifa world cup, 2018 fifa world cup, ladies and gentlemen, will be organized in russia.

>> jimmy: they seem happy. so, that's good, i guess. the final vote wasn't even close. qatar beat the united states 14-8 and i don't want to point fingers, but this celebrity endorsement probably didn't help. >> in a country that admired individual achievement, we truly cherish what can be done when we come together as a group. and there is no stronger, more resolute support er -- i'm sorr, i missed a page. >> jimmy: well, when you're trying to impress fifa, you can't miss a page. this is not the first time the united states was beaten out by qatar. the first was in the most sand competition. they crushed us. qatar is a tiny country, less than 2 million people. it's about the size of phoenix, arizona. but their national soccer team is nothing short of world class.

they average just slightly under no goals a game. so, no world cup for us. sorry, guillermo. >> no good, jimmy. >> jimmy: what are you going to do? the really big story in sports today, lebron james returns to cleveland. his first game back home since he packed up, moved to miami. lebron got le-booed. cavaliers officials requested fans refrain from directing vulgar language at lebron or his family, even saying that offensive signs or clothing would be confiscate and replaced by cavaliers gear. which, so basically it was free j jersey night in cleveland. lebron had a huge game. the heat clobbered the cavaliers. they did. personally, i hope all the negativity didn't ruin lebron's post-game hanukkah celebration. that's my main concern. oh, you didn't know? jewish. yeah.

tonight is night two of the eight nights of hanukkah. traditionally the second night is the night that jewish parents disappoint their children with festively wrapped underwear and socks. hanukkah is lots of fun for boys around girls around the world with the possible exception of this boy. >> happy hanukkah. >> thanks, guys. >> hold up! matthew, i'm sorry. the tribe has spoken. give me the gift. see you, kid. >> jimmy: well, you know -- [ applause ] jeff probst. that's why the first gift of hanukkah should always be the immunity dreidel. you know, as -- i was listening to the radio on my way to the work this morning, and the song "do they know its christmas"

came on. let me tell you something -- it's a good thing there won't be snow in africa this christmas time, because they would freeze to death. and another thing, thank god it's them instead of you -- what kind of a thing is that to say? i don't think god wants to be thanked for that. thank you, god, for the pestilence you've inflicted on others instead of me. you know, the old holiday specials are still getting big ratings on television. "rudolph" was the number one show on tv on tuesday night. i've seen these specials probably 30 times apiece myself, so we've been updating them a bit here. tonight, we took "the grinch" and we mixed in the audio from the brand new episode of "celebrity rehab." so, here you go. dr. seuss meets dr. drew. >> said you had a cocaine history. when was that? >> i did cocaine from 1978 to 1987. >> you were treated for addiction once? is that true?

>> yeah, for pot. >> and how much pot do you use on the average day? >> the equivalent of maybe a joint, joint and a half, because i -- i vaporize. i'm a standard a-hole when i'm not dosed. >> jimmy: there you are. that's why the grinch is green. he smoked every tree in whoville the grammy nominees were announced last night. eminem led the pack with ten nominations. congratulations to him. justin bieber was nominated for best new artist. nice to see justin bieber finally get some recognition. that has to make the nominees feel great. like finding out you're nominated for best supporting actress and then finding out snooki was, too. justin bieber was in london when the nominations were announced. they piped him in live via satellite. when the announcements were made, it was 4:00 a.m. his time. so, they must have told him he was nominated ahead of time

otherwise he gets up at 2:00 in the morning and trucked over to a satellite pseudoowe to find out he wasn't, which, you don't do to the bieber. but he was. and told ll cool j what it felt like to be nominated for music's most prestigious award. >> i want to thank all my fans, everybody, i want to thank, you know, the board, i -- i don't know what to say. >> jimmy: the board? what's the board? the parents who are bored of hearing ining his song over and again? the bieb went on to thank his mentor usher, his mother and his testicles for waiting so long to descend. each of those four parties played a pivotal role in his success. oh, hey, this is a video we showed the other night. an 18-year-old, named william, was video taping an otter swimming behind his house, and this is what happened. >> what's up little otter?

little otter. oh, he wants to get back up here, i guess. holy [ bleep ]! [ applause ] >> jimmy: we actually contacted william and we spoke to him on the show on tuesday night. the otter bit him and then ran away. but guess what? today, they found the otter is dead. that's right. the otter found out justin bieber had been nominated for a grammy and he shot himself, so -- [ laughter ] hey, we have some exciting news, for us, anyway, here at the show. my cousin mikki is pregnant. there's mikki. hi, mikki. [ applause ] she's the daughter of my aunt chippy and uncle frank. the baby is due in a month. tell everyone what you are

planning to name her. >> frankie, after uncle frank. >> jimmy: someone bought one of those recordable books where you have the grandparents read a story, that way, when aunt chippy and uncle frank have killed each other, they ask still read her a story. so, i thought it would be funny for them to read it on camera together, and i think i was right. this will be very sweet. aunt chippy and uncle frank reading to their baby granddaughter. >> and you press the button. >> begin reading after the tone. press stop when finished. >> okay. >> for my little princess. read to you with lots of love by -- >> why don't you fill in the name, frank? >> oh, okay, let's start over. here we go. for my little princess.

franki -- >> frank -- this -- don't get nuts. okay? >> you get this one. >> a real princess doesn't need a castle or a throne -- >> no, start over. a little bit more enthusiasm. >> a real princess doesn't need a castle or a throne. a natural -- >> more enthusiasm, please. yell it. my god, it's your first grandchild. >> i'm reading a story! i'm not on stage. >> more enthusiasm. >> i'm not on stage. i'm going to read it my way. you -- you want to get your own book? >> no. >> we can get two separate books, you can read like shakespeare in yours -- >> i never liked shakespeare. >> and i'll read it like a story like you're supposed -- >> i never liked shakespeare. he was every enthusiastic. i want you to be enthusiastient.

>> just be enthusiastic, please. >> are you going to stop criticizing me? >> if you do a good job. >> you do the way you want to do it. let me do it the way i want to do it. >> okay, if you do a good job. i want to appreciate what we're telling her. i don't want to use the word -- what's the word? entroechment. >> you don't know [ bleep ] about what it means. where did you hear that word? >> i don't know. it came to my head. >> oh, my gold. boring, the way -- >> shut the [ bleep ] up. enough already. >> let me read the rest of it. let me read it. >> her laughter fills the ashgs just like a song. she makes the world a sweeter place. she does it all day long. that's entroechment and enthusiasm. >> finish it. >> ow. >> oh, please. enough already with your [ bleep ].

>> that's going to be a beautiful book for franki. she's going to love this book. she's going to understand that i'm the normal one in the family. chippy's normal, but she's a little coo coo. >> shut the hall up! enough already. >> let's be calm. >> i feel sorry for this kid. >> are you going to be a good or bad grandma? >> was i a good mother? so, how can i be a bad grandmother if i was a good mother? >> well, you're older now. >> you're an [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: that's true. [ applause ] but i will say, aunt chippy, he is right, you have to be more enthusiastic and you have to entroech every once in awhile. >> i entroeched enough. >> jimmy: mikki, don't let them be with the kids alone. aunt chippy, uncle frank and mikki, everybody. it's thursday night, time for your weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things

whether they need it or not. it's "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> christmas album is already a smash hit. tonight, she [ bleep ] perfect [ bleep ]. here's susan boyle. >> i kind of got the gene that can [ bleep ] anybody under a table. >> look, you [ bleep ] a [ bleep ]. you are all a bunch of liberals and that's the way it is. >> and it's good [ bleep ] [ bleep ] weather. >> phenomenal weather. especially by a fire. >> miss marcus didn't like the fact that she was told by miss cutler to stop [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> someone [ bleep ] your mom. that's what i'm saying. >> what? >> the queen is going to host the traditional wedding day [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. it's called a wedding day [ bleep ] [ bleep ], but it's a lunch. >> well, donner, where's the new

member of the family? after all, if he's going to [ bleep ] my [ bleep ] some day, he better get to know me. >> jimmy: all right. we have a good show tonight. we have music from darius rucker and we'll be right back with james franco, so stick around.

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i get it. you can eat lot cheaper atouar placthan y c]n at home. but do have this? i have dessert. what about this? ohhh. ohhhhhh. jack. that's for max. >> jimmy: hi there, welcome back. later this evening, a two-time grammy award winner, his latest album "charleston, south carolina, 1966" debuted at number one on the country music charts. darius rucker is here from the bud light outdoor stage. next week on the show, what a lineup of guests we have. helen mirren, dan aykroyd, mila kunis, ryan seacrest, paul bettany, rosemarie dewitt, brian austin green and music from brad, little big town, crystal castles. and making their network

television debut, believe it or not, social distortion. so please join us for that. in february, our first guest is co-host of the academy awards and he might very well be handing himself a trophy too for his terrific performance in the new movie "127 hours." please give a big hand to a man who cut his own off, james fran franco. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, first -- [ cheers and applause ] he knows. he knows. first of all, i want to thank you, because i know you flew out here from new york, you just got here a couple hours ago and then you're flying back tonight, is that the plan? >> right after this, yeah. >> jimmy: because why?

>> i'm a nerd. >> jimmy: because you have to get to class. >> yeah. i have class -- >> jimmy: because you're still in college. >> yeah, it's not college, it's graduate school, but yeah. >> jimmy: it's graduate school. and -- >> i mean, i'm not getting school lunches or whatever. >> jimmy: your mother's not writing you a note and cutting the crusts off your peanut butter and jelly? >> no. >> jimmy: nothing like that? you've got a few degrees already, right? what do you have? what are your degrees? i know this is embarrassing. let's go through them. you worked for them, you might as well. you have masters -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: from? >> well, for the last two years i was at brooklyn college, nyu, columbia and warren wilson college at north carolina. >> jimmy: and now you're at yale. is the plan to go to all the colleges?

>> yeah. >> jimmy: and so you have, like, you have to do home work and stuff? >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's -- you are quite the doogie howser. >> i'm like the opposite. he did it all when he was, like, 12. i'm like -- >> jimmy: don't you think it's time you get a job? enough with this, young man, already. you have to do something with your life. that is unbelievable. because you want to learn? >> yeah. >> jimmy: when i was in school, it never occurred to me that people were there to learn. that never, ever -- >> what did you do? >> jimmy: i just thought you were there to avoid being grounded or to get through it and get it over with and move on to the next -- >> you got grounded when you were in college? >> jimmy: well, not in college, but -- i used to pretend i was going to college -- >> what were you like in college? >> jimmy: what was i like? pretty much exactly like this. i did not have the college career that you have -- >> i left. but i left. then i went back.

>> jimmy: you left and went back. >> so, i was like this -- >> jimmy: how could you have left -- never like this. never quite like that. but that is something else. and what's the goal? do you want to be a professor or something? >> i mean, i will be eventually if i finish, so, i will be. >> dicky: i'm eligible to teach now, so -- i have an mfa degree. i can teach to america's youth, i guess. >> jimmy: it's good to have that. when you go to weddings, it will say professor -- >> dr. franco. >> jimmy: you have a doctorate? >> that's what i'm going for. you need it for the signature. >> jimmy: it might help you pick up girls. >> yeah. that's why i'm doing it. >> jimmy: and you're in an acting class, which seems -- >> i can't say anything, you're making -- you're really embarrassing me. >> jimmy: you know what i'm doing? i'm holding a mirror up to you and i'm -- i mean, you're really

pouring it on. you're making the rest of us feel like real turds. it true. >> good. >> jimmy: so, you're in an acting class. >> well, i was -- at nyu film school so you take a variety of classes. and they kind of set the circumstance lum. you have to take directing, writing, editing and then you have to take acting or directing the actor. >> jimmy: okay. and did the students in the classes treat you differently because you are you? >> um -- i don't know. i mean, i can't ask them, like, i can't say -- are you treating me any differently -- >> jimmy: do they stare at you and stuff? >> i tell you what, i -- i've been to a lot of different kinds of schools. >> jimmy: i know. >> and the students at the schools are different. i have very close friends at film school. i have very close friends at the

poetry program. but the fiction program, i don't know why, buzz i couldn't quite -- i don't know, i just couldn't meet people that i got along with there. and i didn't know what people thought of me until one day there was this -- there was this young woman who had this mole skin notebook and she was always taking notes in this notebook. and, like, even when the teacher wasn't giving a lecture, she would be taking notes. there's nothing to take notes about, but she would be taking notes. i never knew what she was writing. and then, one day, i was sitting next to her and the mole skin, like, one of the pages, the mole skin kind of came up, so i -- >> jimmy: you were spying on her. >> i just looked to my left, like, oh, there's one of her pages. so, there was some random notes on it and in the middle of the page, it say, james looks like

total [ bleep ] today. wow, so, that's what you're taking notes on. oh, like, that's what -- and she -- i mean, she's taking so many notes she's like kevin spacey's character in seven. she has shelves -- >> jimmy: evaluating your appearances. >> she has no know on november of this day, she knows i -- >> jimmy: did you look like [ bleep ] that day? >> i probably did. >> jimmy: you probably did. >> i didn't have my makeup guy. >> jimmy: the -- academy awards is -- how are you going to work this in with finals and everything? this is going to be difficult for you. >> that was a consideration. it's in the middle of the semester. >> jimmy: how did this happen? how did it come to be? i wouldn't imagine that you were campaigning for this kind of thing. >> i never thought i would do it. and up until like a month ago i didn't think i would do it. but i -- i had done a little bit

with seth rogen two years ago with the oscars and it was really fun. and the producer is bruce cohen, who produced "milk." he's a friend of mine. we talked about doing something and i, we've been talking for six months and i wanted to do a bit with the "twilight" kids. i just -- i wanted to be apart of that movie, by the way, like, the last two mu views. i asked bill conden and he turned me down. and i thought, bruce, maybe i could, like, sing with rob pattinson on the oscars. and then we figured they took themselves a little too seriously. they wouldn't be up for that. so then we kept talking and thinking about things and two weeks ago he called up and said, i got -- i got it. i know what i want you to do. i'm like, what? he's like, i want you to host.

and -- that was a shock. and at first, my immediate reaction was like, well, no, i mean, i -- and then -- but i had three days to think about it. he said, when you come to l.a., we'll meet and we'll talk about it. so i had three days to think about it. and then i thought, of course, you know, of course i have to do it. it's, you know, kind of a once in a lifetime thing. >> jimmy: sure. >> i think it's better to do it when i'm young. it's not like it's publicity, or, like, push for my career, get people to remember me after i've faded away or something like that. it's not for any of those reasons it's really just for the experience. >> jimmy: for the fun of it. >> and then i thought, what's the number one reason, like, you wouldn't do it, and, you know, people have been saying, like,

oh, james, you might get nominated for "127 hours," which is a big honor. but -- it drives you crazy, like, it will -- if you think -- >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. you start thinking, like, oh, really, i might get nominated, well, then i got to, like, call out, and it makes you insane, and then, i don't -- all the work's done, like, i'm proud of the movie, i'm proud of "127 hours." >> jimmy: if you're hosting, you feel like you can cheat it so you'll actually win? >> no, because -- as far as i know, the thing that bruce sold it for me, bruce said, a host has never won. and so, for me, it was like, all right, so, if i host, it's like taking the pressure off. all right, i don't have to worry -- >> jimmy: at least you get a funny line if you don't win. at least there's -- >> what's the line? >> jimmy: well, you can pretend -- you know what you can do?

grab the oscar and hurl it into the audience. >> if i win -- >> jimmy: either way you can do it. it would work. if somebody else wins, just destroy their oscar. no one will ever forget that. >> they won't. >> jimmy: anne hathaway is your co-host. do you know her? >> i have never met her. >> jimmy: oh, good, so the chemistry is there. >> we're text message buddies. we have good text kchemistry. >> jimmy: and will you get to share a dressing room with her? >> that's in the contract. >> jimmy: the oscars are going to be right across the street. you will be our neighbor. >> well -- i knew i was coming here and i knew the kodak theatre is across the street, so, there was something i was hoping i would be able to do -- >> jimmy: do whatever you want. >> all right, just -- >> jimmy: are you going somewhere? all right. well, i'd hope that you'd stay for the remainder of the show.

but -- i guess -- >> yeah -- >> jimmy: no, it's that way. you got to -- you're going to have to learn where it is. well, i guess it's good that he figured that out now, but -- >> all right. >> jimmy: i hope he's not going to my office. i don't know what's happening here. he's not -- he's going to wrong way, because it's -- it's on the street, it is not on the -- oh, look at that. that is our -- oh, well, that's -- that's -- i don't know what we should do. should we play a clip of his movie or something or -- no? oh, okay. oh, he's up on the roof. he is on the roof of our building. that is the roof of our building. it's treacherous up there, actually. what is he doing?

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>> jimmy: hello there, we're back. still to come, darius rucker will join us. oh, and there's our guest right there, james franco, everybody. >> thank you for letting me do that. >> jimmy: you feel better now? you got that out of your system? i don't blame you. it's exciting. >> i've been waiting to do that. >> jimmy: this movie, "127 hours" is fantastic. and you do a great job. i was nervous about seeing it because i'm squeamish. >> are you? >> jimmy: i'm not a guy -- >> did you? >> jimmy: i did. i went like this, kind of, during certain parts of the movie. >> no but tell me, honestly,

honestly, it's actually not that graphic, right? >> jimmy: no, it's not what i feared it would be. but honestly, i had one of my eyes closed through a lot of it -- >> a lot of it? >> jimmy: through the parts -- >> through that scene? not through the movie. >> jimmy: it a true story about a guy that fell into a hole, a boulder trapped his arm and he decided to chop the arm off. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that seems like a tough movie to make because you're in one spot for 127 hours, and, but -- boy, you guys did a great job with that movie. >> well -- but it's not what you expected, right? you would expect, like -- >> jimmy: are you trying to put thoughts into my head? >> well -- you tell me. you set it up that way and it sounds like it's going to be really slow, and it's not. >> jimmy: not at all. it's a great movie. the character you play, your character's -- unlike a lot of

actors who are essentially the same guy or woman in each movie, it's very different. it's weird. like, the guy reminded me of, like a guy you would go on a kayak tour with or something. seemed very real, like a very specific kind of guy that i don't think i've seen in a movie before. you know what i'm saying? >> well, yeah, he's kind of like -- the real aaron has a lot of different guys. he's an outdoorsman. he's a bit of a modern day kind of hippie in a way. he would follow around the band phish. but then he was -- he trained as an engineer. so, he has that analytical side. many facets. >> jimmy: danny boyle directed the movie, and there's some great stuff which i won't spoil by going into it. but we do have a clip. you need to set it up a little bit for us, if you can. >> so, one of the amazing things about the story, or at least what was very fortunate for

us -- >> jimmy: not so much the guy who cut his arm off. >> well -- no, actually, fortunate for him, too, is he brought this video camera with his on the hike, so originally, just to film the scenery and, you know, beautiful nail suture. but once he was trapped he started using the camera to record these video messages. and aaron really did that. and so we could then use that as device in the movie for the character to talk about, you know, how he's feeling and show his emotional journey and deterioration and everything. so, the scene that you're going to see right now is when the character is really starting to lose it, because he's been there for days. he's running out of water. and -- he knows that the situation he's in is partly his own fault, so he's starting to face that and face the

possibility of his own death but he's doing it through humor. >> jimmy: and almost like a child, in acting, he's kind of -- he's got a lot of imagination, he's pretending being interviewed. >> you might know something about that. >> jimmy: yes, yes. i was a child for years. here it is. this is a confessional and, the movie is called "127 hours." >> now, is it true -- you didn't tell anyone where you were going. ah, yeah, that's absolutely correct. anyone? no one. oops. oops. >> jimmy: oops indeed. yeah. congratulations. i look forward to, you know, you being our neighbor for a little

while and hosting and maybe even winning the oscar, too. james franco, everybody. "127 hours" is in theaters now and the 83rd academy awards, sunday february 27th here on abc. we'll be right back with darius rucker. come on, kids, come inside.

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>> jimmy: his new album is called "charleston, south carolina, 1966." here with the new single,

"this," darius rucker. ♪ ♪ got a baby girl sleeping in my bedroom and her mama laughing in my arms ♪ ♪ there's the sound of rain on the rooftop and the game's about to start i don't really know ♪ ♪ how i got here but i'm sure glad that i did and it's crazy to think that one little thing ♪ ♪ could've changed all of it maybe it didn't turn out like i planned maybe that's why i'm such such a lucky man ♪ ♪ for every stoplight i didn't make every chance i did or i didn't take ♪ ♪ all the nights i went too far all the girls that broke my heart ♪ ♪ all the doors that i had to close

everything i knew but i didn't ♪ know thank god for all i missed cause it led me here to this like the girl that i ♪ ♪ loved in high school who said she could do better or that college i ♪ ♪ wanted to go to 'til i got that letter all the fights and the tears and the heartache i thought i'd never ♪ ♪ get through and the moment i almost gave up all lead me here to you ♪ ♪ i didn't understand it way back when but sitting here right now it all makes perfect sense for every stoplight ♪ ♪ i didn't make every chance i did or i didn't take all the nights i went too far ♪ ♪ all the girls that broke my heart all the doors that i had to close

everything i knew but i didn't know thank god for all i missed 'cause it led me here to this ♪ ♪ ♪ how i cried when my mama passed away but now i've got an angel looking out for me today so nothing's a mistake ♪ ♪ for every stoplight i didn't make every chance i did or i didn't take ♪ ♪ all the nights i went too far all the girls that broke my heart ♪ ♪ all the doors that i had to close everything i knew

but i didn't know ♪ ♪ thank god for all i missed yeah cause it led me here to this ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ it led me here to this [ female announcer ] give yourself the gift of time

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