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>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, dr. phil mcgraw, amy sedaris. music from nelly. with cleto and the cletones. and now fortunately here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, host of the show. thank you for watching. i appreciate that. that's very kind of you but i'm disgusted with myself right now. i don't even know how many chicken wings i ate yesterday.

right now i'm about 75% chicken. by all rights i should either be in a coop or a bucket right now. did you watch the super bowl yesterday? it was the most watched television event of all time. 100 million americans watched the game, which is incredible but we have 300 million people in the country which means 200 million people didn't watch the super bowl. who are these people and why are we allowing them to co-exist with us? it's anti-social behavior. the things got off to a very bad start for me yesterday. i made a stupid bet. i bet that christina aguilera who sang the national anthem or something that resembled it would sing the word brave -- the song ends home of the brave. i bet $300 she would sing brave under six seconds. this was a bet you could make. i watched her sing the national anthem ten times. apparently she's been singing it since 4 years old and not once did she go over six seconds with

brave. i announced it on the show thursday night and then this happened. ♪ and the home of the brave >> jimmy: almost 11 seconds. she almost doubled the -- that's longer than the movie "burlesque" was this theaters, by the way. i don't know. am i just paranoid? it seemed like she took a deep breath and did that on purpose to intentionally screw -- i don't know. i'll ask dr. phil about it when he gets here. brave has one syllable. not nine. not only did she screw me but screwed up the anthem too

♪ and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ what so proudly we watched at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ >> jimmy: not only did she get it all wrong, she said reaming. the twilight's last reaming. which episode of "twilight" was that because i -- she still is going to hollywood though. they did let her through. we ought to just change the national anthem to tonight's going to be a good night because it's impossible to forget that song no matter how hard you try to forget it. it's always funny when somebody screws up the national anthem because we all know the words or at least we think we know the words. it's different when you're on the spot so we sent my cousin sal out on to hollywood boulevard to see how many people actually know all the words to the song we all know the words to. ♪

>> i'm going to recite a line from the national anthem. i want you to sing the next line. all right. you'll do it in a christina aguilera wig. here we go. whose broad stripes and bright stars through the peer i willous fight. >> i can't remember the rest of the words now. >> you make me sick. >> i do. >> can i kick you in the ass? >> yes, you can. >> whose broad stripes a& brigh stars through the perilous fight. >> i don't know it. >> i don't know it. >> something about the gallantly fight -- gallant fight. >> i don't know the rest. i don't know the national anthem ♪ whose bright perils and the bombs bursting in air ♪ >> whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight --

>> sweet. >> what's that? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight. >> o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming ♪ and the rockets' red glare ♪ >> no, no. that was even too much. >> sorry. >> why do you have a light saver. >> because i'm jedi elvis. >> whose broad stwrieps and bright stars through the peilous fight? >> was it somebody in the usa? >> even she doesn't know the lyrics. >> jimmy: our apologies. it's harder than it look, i guess. national anthem aside it was a good game. packers beat the steelers 31-25. it was -- fox had a pregame red carpet event. why i'm not sure but it paid off in a big way when guest football

expert john travolta showed up. >> what is your take on this game. >> well, let's see. well, it's two very strong teams as we know. they have a history. there they're storied. you've got even competition here so it's going to be a great game, i think. it's kind of a modern old-fashioned game tonight. >> jimmy: in other words, i'm here to see the black eyed peas. my mom could do a better job of pretending to know what's going on than him. meanwhile, what were the real football experts doing during the game. >> they're all out tonight. not just in the broadcasting booth. john madden is actually texting somebody. i wonder who he is texting. >> jimmy: well, how is about that. that's how brett favre got started. you have to be careful. really? too soon? there were a lot of amazing

plays yesterday an depending upon who you were rooting for you might disagree. this one in particular i think was the most exciting of all of them. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> jimmy: that's an onside kick. you got to get on top of those. you really do. that's guy who played little darth vader in that commercial yesterday. there's some very unhappy fans of the game because some of the seating i guess wasn't finished which left about 400 people who paid for tickets without seats to the super bowl. see, this is why i always bring a bean bag chair everywhere i go. the fans were displaced came all the way from wherever. they had to settle for watching the game on tv in the basement of the stadium. the nfl gave them each triple

face value of the tickets, which, you know, you may have paid a lot more than that and tickets to next year's super bowl which is just what the steelers and packer fans need, the chance to see the ravens and vikings in 2012 and the seatless fans were very upset. >> temporary seats were declared unsafe. originally more than 1,200 ticket holders were displaced. >> 2,000 people don't have seats. thousands of dollars spent. no seats in the stadium. >> it was terribleably mismanaged. we're just besides ourselves. i don't know how this is going to come out. we can't see the game. they've shuttled us into this area. i can't see a positive outcome. >> i am a kentucky tryst and i can guarantee you that someone here is going to be experiencing acute sense of upset. >> jimmy: she's a psychiatrist and a psychic. she's a psychiiapscyic.

>> jimmy: here he is drinking a gatorade and watching the game by himself. how does tmz get that shot? do they have photographers g lig in his television. there were a number of high-profile televisions. one great commercial could mean a great bump in sales. staples sold out of those white storage boxers the dancers wore on their hides. i don't know what was going on with that halftime show. it looked like they came from the future to tell us something but i'm still not sure what -- i think they want us to pump it louder. that's all i could get. and one of the dancers -- i don't know if you noticed this but i have a big screen. and one of these light-up dancers here was -- ♪

>> jimmy: that's the one. he looked familiar to me. did you see that, guillermo? >> yeah. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i'm not usually big on these halftime-type spectacles. but we have something to look at that's cool. the cast of "traces," it's a live show. it's incredible and for their first death defying feat they'll jump through these hoops. we coincidentally we have set up in the lobby and i think -- are they ready to go? let's do it. let's see what they can do here. all right. it's the whole cast. >> one through the hoop. two through the hoop. [ cheers and applause ] wow!

that's amazing. even i can't do that. hey, guys, is that like a -- is that a hard one or is that like an easy one for you? >> we're going to do some couple more after so it's not the hardest one. >> jimmy: all right. so you don't speak english is what i'm -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you know you'd be great on "wipeout" we ought to get you on that show. we'll have more hooping and jumping through things. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: throughout the program. we have to get you into one of those. >> no. >> jimmy: yes. like putting a pinkie ring on a meatball. before the football game yesterday, president obama sat down for a one-on-one interview with bill o'reilly at the white house and it's weird to see those two together. i think bill o'reilly might think he's the president and not the other way around. it felt like obama got sent to the dean's office but o'reilly was tough with the president and

the president stayed focused on his agenda which was to wrap things up. >> muslim brotherhood, great concern to a lot of people. are they a threat to the usa. >> once my bears lost i don't pick sides. >> you understand that a lot of americans feel you're a big government liberal who wants to intrude on personal freedom. >> green bay is probably a little faster. steelers got a little more experience. >> does it disturb you that so many people hate you? >> i know football. >> they hate you. >> i know football. >> so enjoy the game. >> jimmy: he might be ready for some football i think is what he's trying to say. [ applause ] >> jimmy: we're all abuzz and aflutter around here because there's a new episode of "the bachelor" tonight. last week brad the bachelor took the girls to las vegas. the ones he didn't pick, little known fact were abandoned on the trip to become hookers. tonight they traveled to costa rica. don't worry. all the mosquitoes got their bachelorette shots first. i hope -- i really hope he

doesn't pick this michelle. she might be evil. i know that sounds ridiculous but it's getting nerve-racking because as you get closer to the end you don't know what she's going to run out of first, roses or condoms or first and i've been thinking, "the bachelor" might be be not the best name for the show. we put together a promo for this. i think this is a much better fit. >> so like amazing. >> so like. >> amazing. >> so. >> like. >> amazing. >> so. >> like. >> amazing. >> so like. >> amazing. >> so like amazing. >> so like. >> so like. amazing. >> so. >> like. >> amazing. >> like amazing. >> so. >> amazing. >> so. >> like. >> amazing. >> amazing. "so, like, amazing" only on abc. right? [ cheers and applause ] nothing to think about. let's check back in with our

acrobatic friends from "traces." they did the three-hoop thing. now they'll jump through a four-hoop thing which is one more hoop. are you ready? all right. hoop it. here we go. [ applause ] >> jimmy: wow. if you could see the hoop you would see it was unbelievable. wow! that's pretty good. nicely done. i got to get back into pilates. stand by. they'll do all sorts of stuff like that. amy sedaris is here, more music from nelly and we'll be right back with dr. phil mcgraw. so stick around. ugh, my sinuses... the congestion...

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[ applause ] >> jimmy: well, that's the from the show "traces." go check them out live on the show tonight, a very funny woman, author of this book book. it's call ed "simple times: crafts for poor people," amy sedaris is with us. some wonderful valentine's day gift ideas in here. did you know you can make your own earplugs out of bubble gum? then later with music from this, his newest album, "5.0" nelly from the bud light hotel in dallas, texas. [ applause ] >> jimmy: later this week we'll be joined by matthew perry, from

"v," morena baccarin, adam sandler will be here, chef bobby flay, and justin bieber. we'll also have music from pitbull, travis barker featuring game and swizz beatz and ke$ha. so please join us for all of that stuff. our first guest is a popular and oprah-ordained medicine man who cuts through a fog of lies and excuses like a mustache-powered laser beam. his show airs every weekday around the country. please say hello to dr. phil mcgraw. ms. [ applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> that was quite an introduction. >> jimmy: it's true, though. every bit of it. >> mustache powered laser beam. >> jimmy: you don't tolerate any nonsense. you were sent to us by our lord

oprah. >> apparently i put up with a lot of nonsense or i wouldn't be here. >> jimmy: that is true. thank you for coming. >> that was a good introduction. i liked it. >> jimmy: what is super bowl sunday like at the dr. phil compound? >> we had a good time. my youngest son jordan came over and brought some friends and some girls and kind of took over. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah, he -- that's good. when you've got a young son and he's a musician, you get -- i mean you get a lot of nice girls around. >> jimmy: all right. so [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you get to see the game at all or just turned around facing them? >> did they play? >> jimmy: that's why charlie sheen was alone in that picture. your son took them all and brought them to your house. what do you guys eat because it seems like to me the super bowl is like everything that you really warn people against. >> meese people don't get this -- i didn't know this but i just read that people consume more food, more calories on

super bowl day than any other day of the year except thanksgiving. >> jimmy: i believe that. >> did you? >> jimmy: absolutely. pork butt. we made in the smoker. chicken wings, i ate a thousand of them. there are wingless chickens wandering the country looking for me. a million cookies and every bit of crab. it looks like a football. >> we make texas food so it's got to be chickened fried then you got cheese dip with sausage ground up in it so your heart stops while you're eating it. it's not later. you got to be standing there with the paddles, clear. >> jimmy: did you bet on the game. >> i did bet. i had a couple of friends. i bet a couple hundred bucks with my friends and my big bet i bet a sunset burger at mell's with curley fries and lost twice. >> jimmy: twice? >> well, i thought the steelers were going to do it. >> jimmy: oh, i see. who do you have the sunset -- >> i was actually pulling for green bay but i thought the

steelers might pull it out. >> jimmy: yeah, because you have an $8 bet. >> most of us don't have your money so -- >> jimmy: yeah, right. my cousin sal, for instance, he's got a lot of bets going on. betting on every facetss of the game. what color the gatorade would be coming when they dumped it often the coach. it was crazy. but then he gets very sad at the end of super bowl sunday because football season is over. >> let me tell you as soon as this is over there is a huge sucking sound in america. football is over. i mean what are you going to watch, bowling? i mean seriously and now husbands actually have to turn around and talk to -- oh, you're still here. oh, you're still here. i didn't know you were still here. come on. >> jimmy: we got valentine's day to make up for it one week later. >> i think valuen dine's day is kind of a conspiracy put together by ftd florists. >> jimmy: absolutely an the hallmark people. >> i actually defend valentine's day. >> jimmy: in what way? >> think of it, if you need one

day a year and valentine's day and the other 364 days of the year the most romantic thing you've ever said to your wife is like brace yourself honey, here i come, then maybe you need a reminder, i mean maybe it's good that you say, sit down. buy the girl. >> jimmy: what about an ver si, what about christmas and mother's day? >> this is something everybody has to do. >> jimmy: i guess. >> do you have anybody to buy stuff for. >> jimmy: i do. you. we'll have a sunset burger and curly fries. >> with curly fries. mel's should love me for this. >> jimmy: you are pro-valentine's day. >> i am. particularly tough economy. you don't spend a bunch of money on everything. do the dishes or make all the beds or bathe the kids or do something where she can just take -- really, right? i mean, come on mr. [ applause ] >> jimmy: what about -- how is it that valentine's day we cut out of it completely. what about the fact -- it's

supposed to be a mutual day. >> but this is the part where i suck up to all the women. >> jimmy: i see. i got you. then your wife comes home and you -- >> but guys don't care. what do you care? >> jimmy: guys kind of care. >> jimmy: you know what guys want at the end of the day on valentine's day. it's part of my -- it's the one day a year you have to pay for it. it's kind of really a bad message. >> but you're going to have a better chance because women, women, they need a reason to have sex. men just need a place, so on valentine's you give them a reason. >> jimmy: you're right. >> then they give you a place. >> jimmy: when we come back i want to speak to you about the ted williams, the homeless guy, everything seemed to be going great with him until you came into his life. dr. phil is here. we'll be right back. ♪

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[ applause ] >> back with dr. phil. dr. phil, we talked a moment ago about ted williams, that guy, everybody saw, on the side of the road. they videotaped him. he had this great voice and the world opens itself up to him.

had a kraft commercial and job offers and then you what happened. what happened? >> the voice of common sense and reason happened. look, by the way, he's a really nice guy. i don't know if you met him but he's a nice guy but if you've had a long run with drugs and alcohol, you got to get that under control if you're going to really get some traction in your life and he did agree to go to rehab but then chose to leave and, you know, maybe he'll grab on somewhere else, maybe he'll get something going for him. i hope so. you love to see a guy do well. >> jimmy: sure. >> there's another aspect of this whole story and that's this internet and youtube and all that. we have a generation of people that think they have to have an audience for everything. i mean on youtube i'm brushing my teeth. start the camera. i mean seriously have you looked at what's on there. >> jimmy: yeah, i have. >> there's some crazy stuff. >> jimmy: do you think that's a bad thing. >> well, i think it kind of makes your kids grow up a little

narcissistic to make them think they have to have an audience for everything. >> jimmy: this is not right and it's not right because we didn't have it. wow, it's like anything else. >> you wonder what's next. what's next? i mean you've got all the internet all this stuff. are we going to start teleporting ourselves somewhere. >> jimmy: i hope so. i want to go to oprah's house. >> what would you do if you went to oprah's house. >> i'd go -- first thing i wouldn't knock on the door. i'd be teleported into the house. i know if i knocked on the door that's where i would be unwelcome. i'd go in her medicine cabinet. i want to see in your names are on any of the bottles. >> is that what you do, are you going to go through the medicine cabinet. >> jimmy: i wouldn't. but at oprah's i would. you should clean that stuff out. >> i don't -- do they still have medicine cabinets. >> jimmy: you don't need one. you are dr. phil. you are a medicine cabinet. can you walk into a pharmacy and

say give me that and give me that and i want it right now? >> i don't think that would work. >> jimmy: interesting. so this ted williams, will he be back on the show. >> well, we'll see what happens. >> jimmy: his family seemed very nice. >> and he's a very nice guy. i mean everybody -- you know, everybody gets excited and then they pull back. give the guy a chance. he can turn this around. >> jimmy: yeah, okay, all right. good. what about charlie sheen. any thoughts on him? >> i don't -- >> jimmy: did you help him. >> i don't know charlie. >> jimmy: you got to get in there. he's watching the game by himself. >> why didn't you have him to your house? >> jimmy: that wouldn't be a good place for him. >> you were betting on the national anthem. >> jimmy: yeah, of course. what could be more american than that. >> you missed it by half. >> jimmy: i missed it by double. it was bad. >> you think she did it to you on purpose. >> jimmy: i know it makes me sound par snoid and i did announce it on the show and i tried to keep it in her brain, keep it nice and tight.

>> number one, i thought she skipped a line but i thought she did a terrific job. >> jimmy: well, she can't sing terrific. >> the other thing is i was watching the lady that was doing the signing for the hearing impaired. >> jimmy: yeah. >> when she skipped the line -- she was like, what? what's the sign for wtf. i mean, what do you -- >> jimmy: dr. phil, everybody. his show is on weekdays. right back with amy sedaris. survival is all about staying power.

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[ applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is kind of like a martha stewart for people who wear their halloween costumes all year long. her newest best-selling book is called "simple times: crafts for poor people." please welcome amy sedaris. [ applause ] >> hi. >> jimmy: how is everything? >> good. nice to see you. >> jimmy: nice to see you too. did you go to a super bowl party? >> oh, a couple. >> jimmy: oh, you did. >> oh, yeah, i got that six-foot hoagie. >> jimmy: good stuff. >> i went to -- i was invited to wendie malick's house and she had two baby donkeys. >> jimmy: she gave birth to donkeys. >> she gave birth to donkeys and when you touched them smoke would come off them. not smoke --

>> jimmy: donkey smoke. >> yeah, donkey smoke. it's really good. so that was fun. >> jimmy: the kids are doing donkey smoke. is wasn't a full boat party. >> i didn't watch the game but you did. you have eight tvs. >> jimmy: not eight. >> how many tvs do you have. >> jimmy: i have one enormous television in my living room and then i have one by the pool and then i have one in the kitchen. >> so you have three tvs. >> jimmy: and then all upstairs too. >> everyone in l.a. has eight or nine television sets. >> jimmy: oh, the weather, you don't want to go out. this is very funny book and also very crafty book and but i wanted to ask you about one thing. a couple of things in particular and one of them is this. there is a section in the craft book which you don't normally see about making love. how to make love and you've adopted a wig here and posed for some provocative photos but i want you to know when i opened

it first, it looked like this was your leg. i thought you had a big hairy leg >> that's paul dinello. the only reason i wanted that was i wanted to see him in a canary yellow robe. a short robe. >> jimmy: there's all sorts of things to make here. do you get together and make stuff. >> i would put together a little craft club then i source things out because i didn't want a lot of craft people in my home. >> jimmy: you don't like the craft people. >> some -- no, they're ugly and -- they are. long teeth. no. >> jimmy: how do you know? where do you see the craft people. >> if you see somebody ugly you know they're craft. they are, i'm sorry. ugly and ugly. no, i mean, you know, i'm a crafter. but usually, yeah, they're ugly. >> jimmy: well. >> all they want to do is talk about their craft and how they made it and it is so -- it's so boring. i don't care. just make it and give it to me. >> jimmy: did they give it to

you. >> on the book tour they tend to want to give me things. >> jimmy: what kind of -- >> oh, jimmy, it's just one ugly thing after another and i -- i'm like, fake. oh, my god. what a great idea. oh, i wish i could put it in my book and then i would go back to the hotel room and i would slash paintings and cut up sweaters. i know it's terrible but i didn't want to throw the whole thing out. >> jimmy: you'd save things. >> i would scrap it for parts if there was something i could get from it seriously then i would get rid of it. i didn't want to hurt their feelings so it's best just to. >> jimmy: running a little chop shop. this i could have used yesterday. this is potato ships >> that's fun. good to make if you have crippling long fingernails. if you have long nails you can reach up there and pick up a little mushroom. >> jimmy: i like things that you can eat and -- >> potato chips are fun. >> jimmy: you got -- what is

this? this is a spectacular item. >> kathy camper did -- i said you can do seed art. she did james brown. >> jimmy: james brown out of seeds and kernels. >> kernel, ha, ha, yeah. >> seed art, i gave it back to her but sometimes with seed art, you know, you can get like bugs in it and worms so think how great he would look with worms coming out. >> jimmy: it would be suddenly become priceless. go from valuable to a masterpiece and does seed art ever grow into items that -- >> i don't -- well, no, i just think worms and bugs -- i don't think it grows seedlings. do you craft at all. >> jimmy: no, i don't craft. >> you cook. you have pizza ovens and tv. >> jimmy: sometimes i'll put a little face on the food and say hi to it before i eat it. i did that with some yoki. made them look like snowman heads and poked hole, eyes and put a little smiley then as i

ate lonely, i just sat there and said good-bye to them. >> that's so sad. that's pathetic. >> jimmy: pathetic, i know. when you have crafting, is it specific like do you get people that are crafters or do you invite civilians to the crafting session. >> i invite crafters and people who like to work. straight guys aren't good to invite to your craft group. >> jimmy: why? >> they waste your time and recall they want to do is eat and ask do you have any glue? it's like, yeah, i have glue. do you have any scissors? no, i don't have any -- what do you think? what -- that's a tool chest over there and chinese lesbians are good. >> jimmy: oh, they are. really? >> they can make things with their feet and hands at the same time. woo. fast, very fast. people in relationships, you don't invite couples. >> jimmy: really. >> yeah, no, no. >> jimmy: why not. >> they compliment each other all the time. everything is cute and it's distracting. >> jimmy: people seem to be enjoying the book.

>> everybody. sometimes on amazon i like to read the bag reviews and i brought one. can i read one out loud. most of them that are bad they check it out of a library. this is in somebody -- i am a knob professional but serious crafter. i have never seen such a trashy book on the subject. it was devoid of any useful information was extremely offensive and crude. there were no creative ideas. useful for serious crafter. it was simple nonsense. and should only be sold in the crude comedy section of books. i will not even give this book to my library. it's a sham to be among other craft publications. i'd buy that book. >> jimmy: that's outrageous. >> isn't that great? >> jimmy: did she see the potato ships. >> who is this? >> jimmy: sounds like she has more problems. >> i made you some pot holders. >> jimmy: good, i'll keep my pot in this, thank you. >> no, those are great. >> jimmy: you made these. >> i made those.

>> jimmy: thank you so much. >> i used one of those pot holder kits and i travel with it. i can make them on the airplane. >> jimmy: nice. well, thank you very much. it's very nice of you. right you. it's "simple times: crafts for poor people." even if you're not poor, you can get this. available. amy sedaris. right back with nelly. [ applause ] looking to add a little smile to your chili ?

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swear i see her face at every turn tryin to get my usher over ♪ ♪ i can let it burn and i just hope she notice she the only one i yearn for ♪ ♪ oh i miss her when will i learn ♪ ♪ didn't give her all my love i guess now i got my payback ♪ ♪ now i'm in the club thinking all about my baby ♪ ♪ hey she was so easy to love ♪ ♪ but wait i guess that love wasn't enough ♪ ♪ i'm goin through it every time that i'm alone and now i'm missin wishin she'd pick ♪ ♪ up the phone but she made a decision that she wanted to move on ♪ ♪ cuz i was wrong ♪ and i was thinkin about her thinkin about me thinkin about us what we gonna be ♪ ♪ open my eyes yeah it was only just a dream hey so i travel back down that road ♪ ♪ when she come back no one knows i realize yeah it was only just a dream ♪ ♪ if you ever loved somebody put your hands up if you ever loved somebody put your hands up ♪ ♪ and now they're gone and you wish you could give them everything

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