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>> jimmy: welcome to the show. thank you for watching. we have a show on in primetime earlier tonight. here we are with the second one. we might do a third show in the middle of the night if i feel up to it. who knows. america, this country is gripped with basketball fever this week, game three of the nba playoffs tonight. did you know that before, before the game of basketball was invented, they used to feed tall people to alligators. they were considered to be worthless. uh-huh. at american airlines arena in miami, and the noise from the crowd in miami was deafening. have you ever heard the sound of 10,000 life alert bracelets all going off at the same time. it is an experience you will not soon forget. there has been a lot of flopping so far this series. flopping is when you pretend you got knocked down. dwayne wade had a great flop in game two, he was being guarded by manu giniobli. i don't know what word you would use to describe this other than

masterful. never trust the player. >> jimmy: good advice, ladies. the ref was so fooled, not only did he call the foul, he charg d ed him with a hate crime. they fined dwayne wade, $5,000 and teach an acting class at the learning annex. funny when they make them pay $5,000. dwayne wade makes $19 million a year doesn't include endorsements. that is not a deterrent i you want to penalize him shave one of his eyebrows off. and they're not the only ones visiting the flp house. aw -- flophouse. >> jimmy: those inflatable stick

figures at the car dealership. not only did he fold down, his bones turn to jelly on the way down. basketball isn't the only sport where players do this. this happened at a soccer match in germany. watch the coachen green here. [ speaking foreign language ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: let's see that again in slow motion if we could. see, the guy kind of taps him on the shoulder. then darth vader chokes him with the force. and he collapses to the ground. do you remember last week they announced that donald sterling had approved the sale of the clippers for $2 billion. he was dropping his $1 billion lawsuit against the nba everything was going to be fine. last night. sterling released a one page statement, entitled "the team is not for sale." so i guess the team is not for sale. sterling says the league violated his constitutional rights and that he will take this to court to fight for

justice. donald sterling is like, what's the opposite of rosa parks? now his wife, shelley, who owns half the team is part of the family trust is fighting him. tomorrow she'll ask a probate court to give her the authority to sell. she wants to sell the team. no one knows exactly why sterling changed his mind. his attorney made the announcement today. listen closely to the wording he used, interesting, almost sounds like even he is surprised by this flip-flop. >> after due consideration and owing to the intransigence of the parties in addressing these legitimate concerns, mr. sterling is no longer selling the los angeles clippers. he will, instead, pursue his suit against the nba in federal court where we intend to prove that the actions against him are both discriminatory and -- correction, mr. sterling is selling the team. and he wishes steve balmer and

the clippers' organization all the best as they work the legacy, mr. sterling has spent the last 33 years building. and the legacy he refuses to relinquish to a bunch of hypocrites who violated his right. donald sterling plans to fight, and he won't give up until the day -- he accepts $2 billion and puts this whole unfortunate incident behind him. which is today. bah the sale is on. so thank you very much for nothing, you back stack gold dirg, no visor can hide your lying eyes. you ruined my life. i will never sell the clippers. yes i will, no i won't. yes i will, no i won't. [ indiscernible ] [ tone ] >> meanwhile we -- the big talk around these parts is not basketball, it's hockey. the l.a. kings lead the new york

rangers, three games to none in the stanley cup finals. watching the stanley cup finals is kind of like watching game of tloe thrones. in that it is violent. you've can't tell who anybody is because they all have beards. it has been a great series for l.a. so far they have only lost 30 teeth so far. the kings close it out toernlmo, the mayor of new york mate a bet with our mayor, the loser has to come on our show and perform a song. which means mayor deblazzio is one song away, singing "i love l.a." against his will. this the number one show for mayors to humiliate themselves on. they played game three last night at madison square garden. for fox new york, they were out there interviewing rangers' fans before the game. some of them were i have to say refreshingly realistic. >> at all volumes. of all ages and genders. dressed as blind refs and bearded brothers. they filled an arena hoping to witness what dreams are made of.

>> they're probably going to lose in overtime again. >> jimmy: i like that kid. 5 years old he already is a glass half empty kind of guy. believe it or not that young man was not the most colorful rangers' fan, fox ran into, that distint d distinction. >> while it left no doubt. we wondered what joey clams knew of the team. >> donnie murdoch, got my haircut like his when i was 12 years old. nicky fatio, him and i skated on staten island. nicky is my gumbatti. >> there is a 99% chance that guy is related to me somehow. it is why we moved. it's why we left. all of los angeles has been rallying around the kings, even@athletes from other sports. the dodgers posted this vine video. see if you can decipher, what

right fielder, puig is saying here. [ indiscernible ] >> jimmy: did he say, "go kinkos." play that again. [ indiscernible ] >> jimmy: yeah, go kinkos. he loves making copies. we should introduce him to joey clams. president obama pulled an unusual maneuver yesterday afternoon. typically when he goes any place outside the white house he is surrounded by reporters, a pool of reporters that watch the president's every move. but yesterday he gave them the slip. obama and his chief of staff ran to starbuck's on their own. i didn't know washington, d.c. had a starbuck 's. that company is apparently doing very, very well. look at this. this is a video. you can see president obama there shaking some hands. and he got the full starbuck's experience. they even, if we can zoom in there. they even got his name wrong on the cup.

and by the way -- it's not important. but interesting to net he didn't get coffee. he ordered a cup of tea. he want all the way to starbuck's for tea. he must really love oprah, i have to say. here is something, something i would look to see sasha and malia participate in this year. to celebrate father's day, i amish ewing one of our now infamous youtube challenges. last time on father's day, we asked people to squirt their dads with a hose and tape it. that worked out great. >> why are you doing this? >> jimmy: a good question. so this time, what i would like you to do is wait until your father is a sleep, then flip on the lights, yell, hop on pop, and jump on the bed or wherever he is sleeping. i would like you to record this and upload tight youtube with the title "hey, jimmy kimmel, i hopped on pop." we can find it. look for a message from us. if we like your video we will play it on the show.

you don't have to wait until father's day. feel free to burst in on him and do it right now if your dad is sleeping. we started to get submissions. here is a taste if you are looking for inspiration. >> hop on pop. >> quiet. that hurt! >> jimmy: be careful not to hurt your dad or yourself. that would be a bad father's day gift. feel free to make him mad. hey, jimmy kimmel i hopped on pop. no amount of grounding can compete with the joy you and your family will get from embarrassing dad on national tv. by the way, i have a ben to pick with a country, that country is england. i look at clips from various tv shows from all over the world. i noticed that british television networks love stories about crazy americans. they scour our country for the, i don't know how they are getting in here, but they look for the most insane people they can find. then i guess they sit there and they laugh at us.

to which i say laugh at your own crazy people. i am sure you have some. this is an example, barcroft, tv, online british something, have no idea, read a profile of a 31-year-old guy from pittsburgh who has a very particular taste in women. >> from a young age, kyle realized pin-ups that were exciting his friend weren't catching his eye. >> the first time i realized i was in older women was 12, 13 years old. >> most controversial is his long time relationship with 91-year-old great grandmother marjorie mccoy. >> i feel like he is another son. until he hop in bed. the physical side of the relationship. >> despite his success with mature women. kyle does come up against -- [ indiscernible ] >> jimmy: it's -- weird. you know, end of the, i don't want to ruin it.

he got her pregnant they had a 40-year-old baby. in case we have any brits watching. i want to clear something up. most americans do not date somebody, 60 years older. unless they live at the playboy mansion. we don't. you got that. cheerio. i have been going to therapy for a while now, for years, only recently have i been sharing these sessions, my therapy sessions. been bringing a camera crew. because i, i don't hoeld anythig back from my audience. any bed wody know who knows me give between 60% and 83% every night. my psychiatrist, dr. arden hays, in case you are interested in what is going on in my mind, personal time. here's what dr. hays and i talked about this week. >> this is a big question and -- i don't expect-up to have the answer to it, but -- >> i don't really have the

answer to it. >> you don't? how do you know, i haven't asked it yet? >> well, just. yeah. >> jimmy: should i ask? sometimes when i go number two 2 -- >> what number 2. >> you go number 1, you go number 2. >> no. >> number 1 is when you pee. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: number two the other thing. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so when i go number 2. surprised you never heard that one, being a doctor and all? >> yeah. >> jimmy: so when i go number 2, i sometimes am sad to see it go. i feel like -- like some kind of a sense of loss. >> loss of number 2? >> yeah, practically, yes. but emotionally i feel like, like i have lost something.

>> why? >> jimmy: is that a thenormal thing? >> not so much. >> jimmy: you don't think so? oh. do you -- is something you have encountered before, have you ever talked to anyone about this? >> no, i haven't. so -- >> jimmy: is this something i should be worried about? >> i don't -- i don't -- i don't know. >> jimmy: are there any medications i could take, maybe? >> maybe oval pills. they're green. >> jimmy: green, oval pills? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what do they do? >> they're like make you feel better, after you go to the bathroom. prescription >> jimmy: they do? >> what's the name of them? >> medication after bathroom. >> jimmy: medication after bathroom. >> yeah. >> jimmy: interesting. a very nonspecific name.

>> i don't know why they call it either. >> jimmy: yeah, i would love to give them a try. could you write me a prescription for those. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you could? >> i could. >> jimmy: i kind of have to go right now. thanks, doc. see you next week. >> announcer: jimmy kimmel's therapy brought to you by medication after bathroom, the green oval pills. ask your mommy if medication after bathroom is right for you. available at walgreens. tonight on the show, megan good is here. we have music from matisyahu. and we'll be right back with gerard butler. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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>> jimmy: tonight on the program, beginning june 20th, you can see her in the new movie "think like a man too," the very beautiful meagan good is here. and then -- his new album is called "akeda." making his seventh appearance on this show -- that means we like him a lot -- matisyahu from the at&t stage.

you can see matisyahu on tour all through the summer and into the fall. we have two new shows thursday night. robert pattison, and music from nico and vincez. and we'll have a special edition of "lie witness news" and one-on-one against nate robinson of the denver nuggets. 8:00 p.m. eastern, 7:00 central. that will be on the west coast. our first guest tonight. trained to be a lawyer in his native scotland until he realized it was more fun to sword fight than sue people. he gives voice to a viking named, stoic the vast, in the movie how to train your dragon ii. it opens in theaters friday. please say hello to gerard butler.

>> good to see you. and welcome here and to the united states as well. i know you were in just in australia for quite a while. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: how long were you there? >> i was there, four months i think. >> jimmy: wow. >> i love it. i tell you, i love it down there. i was, i was sad to leave. it's a beautiful country. >> jimmy: did you got a chance to throw a boomerang while you were down there? >> at easter my buddy took me on an adventure trip. he is good friend with the tribal elders, at the famous rock in australia, we are there, the light is going down. all with all the tribal elders. one is like, i am going to show you a boomerang. he stand up and he throws the boomerang. it just keeps going. it lands on the other side of a tree. he literally goes, oh. and walks away. and that was my, to me it was, i

thought this i can't believe a tribal elder of the aborigine tribe is going to show me how to throw a boomerang. never saw it again. i don't know it is probably still there. >> jimmy: playing fetch what a dog, i guess, huh? wow. that's something. now you, you get a chance to have fun while you are there, i guess from this trip? or all work while you are there? >> no, no. yeah, you always look to get adventures in. i have a nose for that. >> jimmy: you are adventurous? >> i am. >> jimmy: i am not. you have the bridge in sydney t you walk along the top of it. i chose not to. >> actually i chose not to myself. >> jimmy: you did. why not? >> i didn't choose not to. i just never got around with it. >> jimmy: you were doing more fun stuff. >> we had a lot of that stuff. the movie was adventurous as well. >> jimmy: was it? >> lot of fighting. and a lot of, a lot of craziness on that. >> jimmy: i see. >> but then there was trips as well. >> jimmy: you brought video of one of these trips that -- a

fishing trip, correct? >> i don't kind of know what -- it was, it was an everything trip. you know? it was a lot of stuff going on. and i actually, that's the reason i brought it. telling your producer, we did this. there were crocodiles and boars, and being dropped off. and he was like, seriously. all in two days. and he said, i don't think i believe you. so, okay, i am going to. >> jimmy: there were crocodiles. there were boars. why crocodiles and boars. >> this guy, quite a famous adventurer in australia. >> jimmy: what is his name? >> i deon't want to say his nam. >> jimmy: now i really want to hear the story. >> this is the tame stuff, right. >> jimmy: okay. >> we pretty much arrived. and he gives me a rifle. there, they have a lot of animals, buffalo, stuff. he's like, in case, they kill them every year. i kill things in movies, not, not my thing.

g >> jimmy: you only kill humans. >> yeah, i only kill humans. he gives me this lever action shotgun. before he tells me what it is for. i have never used one of these before. he says have a hold of that. so i pull it in. and immediately, the trigger goes right into my hand. i'm there five minutes. i know this guy is thinking. goes into my hand. looking, oh. pull it out. not going to say anything. we look down. and the blood is pouring from my hand. pouring. what happened to you? no, it's fine. if it's fine. they bandage me up now we are going to go fishing. go to the blue hole fishing. go on the chopper land on the edge of the coral as the tide has gone out. you fish in holes. shark swimming abut. if you catch a fish, pull it in in ten second or the shark will take it. any time we were fishing, we do heli fishing, you stop at rivers and fish for it, i get really keyed up. he goes don't go too close to

the edge. there is crocodile in there. there was crocodile everywhere we were. but, within half an hour the i have done this, we go straight to this blue hole. and iened up falling in the blue hole. and i, cut, cut all of my leg, in the coral, right. so now, blood is pouring down my leg. and i'm all bandaged up. >> jimmy: you are bait at this point? yeah. >> pretty much. >> jimmy: we have, take a look at the video. tell us what we are seeing here. this is. >> he dropped us in the middle of the ocean. he flew away. and, you know they just dropped us. like right up to our waist. i remember saying, are you sure the tide is going out. where is he going any ways. he comes back. there's the boat. >> jimmy: in the middle of the ocean. >> on a sand bank, a mile out in the ocean. he realized he don't have an engine. and look at this. this. he is insane. >> yeah. yeah. this is not a guy you should be hanging around with in general. >> this is how we were flying

about, right? and then. >> i spent a lot of time on my phone here. >> jimmy: a fan boat. >> by the way, we didn't have the best, which is spinning around at 70 miles an hour. a spin, him in the chopper above us. >> jimmy: who is that guy, the guy? >> that's big mac. mac, who has quite a shade yy, interesting past. a gang of outlawed bikers. he sees my cuts. gets out the first aid kit. he is like, no, no. you have got to understand, coral will grow inside these wounds. he spends half an hour washing out my wound. this guy like a mountain of a man. >> jimmy: wow, a beautiful experience you had with mac. >> yeah, beautiful experience. yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: we will take a break. gerard butler is here. we'll be right back.

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>> jimmy: is it fun to see your voice coming out of one of the character like that? >> it is. especially they use a lot of your movement i hadn't realized until the first movie. there was a time, that my principal animator sent me next to stoic. i am saying it was rough, i almost gave up on you. and doing this with my eyebrows and hand. it was the exact same movements. >> jimmy: that is weird. >> then you are like, oh, i feel lake i am more than a voice now. >> jimmy: you should be getting paid more than you are in the situation. >> so weird. i was just thinkinging that as i'm saying that. definitely on the same track. gyp ha >> jimmy: you have you seen the movie with an audience, seen it with families and things like that? >> yeah, we had the premiere sunday. the movie is fantastic. i have to say. i questioned i didn't know where i could go with it. i loved the first one so much. it is phenomenal. the atmosphere was incredible. it got such a massive ovation at the end.

it was all kids. so after, it was beautiful. and after the, the movie, i was outside. and all of these kids come up. they all say, nobody believes i am stoic, right. i am like, sweet, giggly, and, but stoic who is this, be coming up. this happened ten times they're like, i don't know, he doesn't believe you are really stoic. so i do the voice. and that's enough! and then you see these, like covered in spit. and they're, they're, they're half like, oh, this is, this is actually stoic. and the other half is, two of them started crying. and then i, i did this thing where, look if i did it in person, you have to give me a hug. i spent most of the premiere on my knees, chasing little kids. they all want to run away. i'm like get back here and give me a hug. and it was, i was pretending to be sweet. it was really quite sadistic. >> jimmy: you and i had a little competition this afternoon.

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>> jimmy: back with gerard butler. time for the twofie shootout. the competition, we went out on the street with the cell phone to see how many selfies with two people. the rule is, strangers we approach. you have to get two eyes and a mouth in the shot. my eyes and mouth have to be in the shot. the other person's eyes and mouth.

same for you. i went first. here's how that went. >> twofie shootout! >> take your position. on your mark, get set -- [ buzzer ] >> selfie. selfie. selfie. selfie. selfie. selfie. selfie. selfie. selfie. selfie. selfie. selfie. selfie. selfie. selfie. selfie. selfie. hi, selfie. hi, selfie. hi, selfie. selfie, please. selfie. hi, selfie. how are you? selfie. selfie. selfie. [ horn ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i get credit for that one. i get credit for that one. i said, i get credit for that one. it was upside down. i actually don't get credit for that one. i did pretty well now.

we will add these up at the end. let's see how gerard fared. >> twofie shootout. >> gerard, take your position. >> can i do a selfie? >> can i get a selfie? >> selfie. >> hello, you. >> selfie. selfie. selfie. selfie. selfie. selfie. hey, how are you, man? good to see you. selfie. selfie. selfie. selfie. selfie. hello. hello. >> selfie. selfie. selfie. selfie. hey, selfie. selfie. selfie. >> yo! >> selfie. >> jimmy kimmel i am taking you down. [ horn ] >> jimmy: that was solid. this is going to be tough. >> yeah. >> jimmy: let's go through add them up. we'll start with mine. ooh, i don't get credit for that one. still zero.

one. two, three. four. five. oh, no, you are right. six. seven. eight. nine. 10. oh. nothing. oh. okay. 11. 12. and just -- is there any other? any others. 13. 13 is my number. that's pretty good. i think the last time i got eight. >> no. >> let's see how gerard did. one, two, three. four. ha-ha. that doesn't count. five. six. seven. eight. nine. oh, my god. 10.

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>> jimmy: still to come, music from matisyahu. >> jimmy: you know our next guest from the movies "anchorman 2" and "think like a man." now she combines those titles in "think like a man, too." it opens in theatres june 20th. please say hello to meagan good. >> i'm good. >> jimmy: very good to see you. you got married since the last time you were here. >> yes, i did. >> jimmy: congratulations.

>> thank you. >> jimmy: the reason i mention that, specifically is because i know your husband has a lot of jobs, right. >> yes, he does. >> jimmy: preacher, motivational speaker. executive. author. yeah. g >> jimmy: he is doing a lot of work. >> yes. >> jimmy: and writing a become together? >> yes, writing a book, called "the wait." well we waited to have sex before we got married. >> jimmy: yeah, why would you do that? why would he do that? is really what i'm wondering? >> thank you. i think because i have been in a couple relationships. i was like this really isn't working for me. i wanted to do something different. spiritually what i bleelieved i should have done. >> jimmy: that is different. >> it was very different. it's been amazing. >> jimmy: how long was the wait? >> a year. >> jimmy: that is quite a wait. so you guys -- wait, so you met, you got married one year later. >> no, we met eight years prior on a general meeting.

and then, we reconnected on "jumping the broom" a movie about a young woman who waited to have sex with her husband before she got married. >> jimmy: you must be a real method actor then. whose idea was this? >> both of ours. he had been celibate for almost 11 years. >> jimmy: what? >> yeah, because he is a minister. so he didn't want to get up on the pulpit and do this thing and not doing what he was saying. >> jimmy: that's what most ministers do. >> well not mine. >> jimmy: wow. that is remarkable. so you guys wrote a book. is this like a "how do" seems pretty self-explanatory. >> no, you know what. you would be surprised. obviously we all know it is tough. but there were tricks we learned. that helped. >> jimmy: give me one trick. ha-ha. >> one of them was, you know, parting ways, time to part ways. you feel like it is getting too hot and heavy. >> jimmy: never go near each

other. chapter 8. wow, that is something else. so, at the wedding now this must have been, did you rush through the ceremony? okay. thank you. >> the crazy thing is that we wanted the wedding to be when the sun went down. go down at 6:00, 7:00 that evening. >> jimmy: the sun was off schedule. >> it really stressed me out. we waited look an hour and a half. worked out fine. i had a bridesmaid that didn't show up until 20 minutes. >> jimmy: are you kidding, you were waiting to consummate your relationship and your bridesmaid was late. >> yeah. prescripti >> jimmy: do you still speak to her? >> i do. >> jimmy: harshly, right? >> no. she is an interesting person. bigger than life. >> jimmy: a pain in the -- what you are frying to strying to sa love her. everybody knows. this must be on everybody's mind at the wedding. awe thought was the topic of all

the speeches. at one point, a cousin i love off to pieces. he got up, said this spiel, he knew he couldn't wait, he was working out, kind of just went totally left. at a certain point he has eight aunts. they were looking like are we talking about this in front of everybody. it went, really, really left. needless to say that was the topping of everybody's speech. >> cleto: i wou >> jimmy: i would think so. had i been giving a speech it would have been the topping of moon as well. your movie is about a wedding also? >>y, yes. >> jimmy: in las vegas. set in las vegas. >> yes, yes, complete craziness. we actually were working a majority of the time. but when we weren't working we were people watching you. know you got to know all of the lady of the night s as they go about their business. the person at the same gambling machine every night. you are like, oh, my god. >> jimmy: i grew up in las vegas. when someone would visit. i would point hookers out to them.

>> i got that good. >> jimmy: they were never hookers. i would point out random women. they would be like, really hour, do you know? you just know when you are here. how do you know? when there is a hooker around? will that be in the book? >> no, that won't be in the book. you just know. they're watching everything. paying attention. they kind of look do their whole thing before they move in. start the conversation. and then you see them leave with an unsuspecting guys. then you see them back not too much longer. so, you know? >> jimmy: you learned a lot in las vegas, what you are saying? >> yes, yes. i did. >> jimmy: it's something else. great to see you again. congratulations. and you recommend the whole waiting thing? >> i do. i do. i do. yeah, i love it. >> jimmy: did your husband go, like, oh, what a mistake i made? >> no, i think he is very happy. this is honestly the happest i have ever been in my life -- happiest i have ever been in my life. >> jimmy: because of meeting me.

really very sweet of you to say. >> i think it is because of how we approached everything. and we really learned the physical part of it later. we really got to know each other. >> jimmy: listen, come back when this book comes out. i want to interrogate him too. >> yeah. different time. >> jimmy: megan good, everybody. we'll be right back with matisyahu! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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with my sights set on the next bet ♪ ♪ my life is not set yet i got no regrets cause to get where i'm going ♪ could i take another turn could i burn another day could i move like a prince slay the dragons in my way ♪ ♪ i'll be dancing in the wilderness 'til my dying day i'll be dancing ♪ ♪ on the grave of the brave i have slayed in my next life surrender ♪ ♪ surrender my vision surrender my vision ♪ surrender my vision we run for the mountains

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