>> have a good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- mike tyson. jason momoa. and music from young fathers. with cleto and the cletones. and now moving right along, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. it means the world to me, it really does.

today was an eventful day. today was one of those days that we'll talk about for the rest of our lives. today, the 44th president of the united states went on television to make this incredible announcement. >> i'm gay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i knew it. he tried to throw us off track with the golf and the mom jeans, but i knew it all along. i have something you call gaydar. amazon announced that -- they decided to just going back to be a bookstore. earlier today, amazon's ceo unveiled the company's first-ever phone, a smartphone which they're calling the fire phone. what's notable is the screen is

3-d. which i think means you pay an extra $6 every time you use it. there are four infrared cameras on the front of the phone that track your head movements and the phone adjusts to make it appear the images are three dimensional. the if the government told us they were going to track our movements, we would be furious. but then a website does it. facebook yesterday introduced something new. a photo and video messaging app called slingshot. it's like snap chat, which is an app that allowing people to send photo and video messages that self-destruct between one and ten seconds. it's the app that could have saved anthony weiner. but with slingshot, you cannot see the pictures someone sent you until you send one back.

it's the 21st version of, i'll show you mine if you show me yours. but it's a way for people to share pictures on facebook. if you think slingshot is the silliest new way to message someone, have you heard of the old phone? it has nothing to do with oprah. it's a device that allows you to text someone a smell. you attach it to your phone and then you take a picture of something, use their app to describe the smell the best you can, and then that smell is re-created via a special scent emitting device on the other end. which is great. just what i need, another way for my friends to fart on me now from long distances. yesterday, harvard scientists sent the first overseas scent transmission from paris to new york. the scent was that of champagne and macaroons. some people spend years finding cures for diseases. others work on texting the scent

of champagne and macaroons. but i think it's time to add the o-phone to my list. this is a list of things that we invented before curing cancer. [ applause ] the spork. the slanket. the pajama jeans. we've got -- oh, the banana guard. you've seen this on television? if you live in new york, you're familiar with the cronut. this is the e-cigarette. and finally the o-phone. good work, everyone. we did it. [ applause ] you know, with all these amazing new developments from amazon and facebook, the company that

started all of this, apple, somehow apple is managing to stay a step ahead of the game. >> first came tests you could read. then texts you could see. then texts you could smell. now apple is proud to introduce the latest in messaging technology. >> [ bleep ]! >> the iphone p, because you asked for it. >> iphone p. it will punch you! [ applause ] >> jimmy: mike tyson is here tonight. mike tyson likes to visit l.a. from time to time because we have the best build a bear workshops. jason momoa is here, too. he played the late husband of calisia on "game of thrones." soon in october, hbo will offer

a form language course to teach "game of thrones" fans to speak the fictional language spoken on the show. the course is called "how to make sure a woman never, ever sleeps with you." [ laughter ] i love that we can't be bothered to speak spanish, but we'll pay to learn a language only spoken on hbo. doesn't anyone speak klingon anymore? you know the show "the 700 club." pat robertson is the long-time host of the show. they cover a wide variety of topics from what pat describes as a christian point of view. this is how pat opened yesterday's show. >> welcome, folks, we have a great program for you. you don't want to miss anything, especially that stripper visited by demons. what a story. [ laughter ]

>> looking at his lap, because that's where the demons live. star bucks is doing something great. they've teamed up with arizona state university to create a program that will pay for starbucks employees to get a college degree through the online college at asu. so for employees in their freshman and sophomore years, the program will pay around 30% of the $10,000 tuition. and for the junior and senior years, the employees pay nothing. they're a generous company. that's why they let all those homeless people use sinks as bathtubs. as long as you work 20 hours a week or more, you're eligible. starbucks is doing this because without an educated workforce, nobody will be able to afford $10 for a cup of coffee.

so starbucks employees are going to college. so i guess we can expect to see our names spelled right on the side of the cup, right? speaking of cups, the world cup continued today. i was watching the game between croatia and cameroon this afternoon, for real. and found this moment so electrifying, i have dubbed it, our world cup play of the day. ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ applause ]

>> jimmy: can we see that again in slow motion? you know, i had been watching almost all of the games. one thing i like is the player introductions. they introduce the lineup and show each player folding their arms trying to look intimidating. but instead it looks kind of odd. >> this is the first usa lineup without landon donovan for the first time. six of them are making their world cup debut. [ applause ] host that i like a lot. he hosts a show in new york, and they simulcast it on fox sports tv. yesterday, he interviewed the head coach of the st. john's

soccer team. in all my life, i don't know that i ever heard the same question asked in so many different ways. >> are there guys that kick with both legs? >> most everybody kicks with both legs. >> there's not a strong leg, they kick with both legs? >> usually. lefties might -- there's a little dominance. >> so they each use both legs, huh? >> they use both legs. there can be a predominant leg -- >> but your righty has to kick with his left leg then? >> absolutely. >> i noticed that. so everybody kicks with both legs, okay. >> wait, how many legs? is it two now? imagine trying to explain karate to him. it would take a month. the clipper's owner donald

sterling is getting much r&r. that's racism and relaxation. he's been spotted with four women over the past few days. he does pretty well with the ladies for a guy whose face looks like a roasted catcher's mitt. two of the women he was seen with was asian. the other two were black. his mind might be a racist, but his private parts are very open. here he is with one of the women. no, here he is having lunch at a restaurant in beverly hills. you can see it's cute because he's pretending like he doesn't want anyone to see them together. isn't that saw from "homeland" behind them? and this is magical. while in palm springs, a guy took a selfie while he was sleeping.

if you're a good-looking guy, you can get away with just about anything. maybe his erratic behavior has to do with the fact that he's eight months pregnant. [ laughter and applause ] thank you very much. this is an interesting story that came out of the nba finals. you know which athlete has the most commonly misspelled name? it happens to be one of the most popular players. dwyane wade. his first name is dwyane. it's misspelled more than any other athlete's name. probably because his name is spelled wrong on his birth certificate. researchers found that 4.3% of the stories written about dwyane wade, his name is spelled wrong. so we went out on hollywood boulevard and offered pedestrians $100 if they could spell dwyane wade correctly. now let's go to the tape to find out how they did. ♪

>> excuse me, spell dwyane wade correctly and i'll give you $100. >> dwa -- >> sorry. spell dwyane wade correctly and i'll give you $100. >> dua -- >> sorry. spell it correctly. >> dua -- >> sorry. spell dwyane wade correctly and i'll give you $100. >> dwa -- >> no. >> dwa -- >> no. sorry. >> excuse me, spell dwyane wade correctly and i'll give you $100. >> $1? >> $100. [ laughter ] >> i know, right? >> dua -- >> sorry. >> dwa -- >> sorry. >> excuse me, sir, spell dwyane wade correctly and i'll give you

$100. >> duane -- >> sorry. i like your bathing suit. >> thank you. >> spell dwyane wade correctly and i'll give you $100. >> oh, that's hard. i can't. >> dwyane wade. miami heat player. >> i don't like miami. lakers. >> spell dwyane wade correctly and i'll give you $100. >> dwyane waide. >> oh, you got the first name right. sorry. 2014 national spelling bee champs, spell dwyane wade correctly and i'll give you $100. >> can i get that in a sentence? >> dwyane wade is a really good basketball player. >> which team?

>> miami heat. >> i'm not a heat fan. okay. is there any language or origins? >> his mother. [ laughter ] >> okay. dwyane wade. >> dwyane wade. >> dwyane wade. >> you did get it right. here you go. [ applause ] >> jimmy: tonight on the show, from "game of thrones" and the new movie "road to paloma", the new aquaman jason momoa is here. we have music tonight from young fathers. and we'll be right back with mike tyson. so stick around.

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jason momoa is here with us tonight. he will also play aquaman in the batman vs superman movie. i wonder if he'll wear the green leotards. aquaman has the -- who swims in leotards? and then, their debut album is called "dead",but i assure you, they are very much alive. young fathers from the at&t stage. join us tomorrow night, when our guests will be eric bana, tony parker from the nba champion san antonio spurs, and we'll have music from linkin park. our first guest is the former heavyweight champion of the world. now he's an actor, author, philanthropist, raconteur, broadway showman. he does it all, just like neil patrick harris. and he's a boxing promoter, too watch mendez vs. barthelemy ii live, july 10th on fox sports 1. please say hello to mike tyson. [ cheers and applause ]

♪ >> jimmy: see what happens when you suddenly unleashed a flurry of fists at me? i didn't even react. >> your paints got very moist. >> jimmy: do you meet people, kids that don't even realize that you were a boxer, they just think you're an actor from the movies and tv? >> absolutely. this is really interesting. funny that you say that, because not long ago i was at this hotel, and this little kid says, mommy, there's the actor mike tyson. his mom had to say, he's really not an actor, he's done this and that. and he got it. i was in an autograph signing

one day and lynn swann was there and his son, braxton. he had no idea that i was a fighter. >> jimmy: what? >> and i said listen, ask your father about me. just tell your father to you about me. >> jimmy: he probably got a real earful. again, you see i have the reflexes of a cat. your daughter is an aspiring actress i'm told. are you excited about that? >> yeah. every time she sees me, i'm competing, too. i'm a starving actor, too. >> she's going to nyu to study acting. >> yes, so she's going to supersede me big time unless i get these roles.

>> jimmy: that would be great if you could do a movie together. >> wouldn't that be awesome? >> jimmy: that would be nice. >> she just graduated high school. "on golden pond" again. >> jimmy: she just graduated high school like last month or was that -- >> she graduated from high school. >> jimmy: were you tearful and excited and proud and all those things at the ceremony? >> i was a lot of things, but at first i didn't understand, but the keynote speaker was terry bradshaw. >> jimmy: what? he can't even read. >> he was explaining he can't read and he knows he's dumber than everybody here. but his speech was mind boggling, absolutely brilliant. you would never imagine. he should have your job. >> jimmy: terry and i used to

work together on fox sports. we worked together for two full years. every week we were there together. one night at dinner he decided he liked me. he stood up to give a toast and said, i just want to say, i wasn't sure about you when you came in. but billy, i really like you now. and he wasn't kidding. [ applause ] >> i like you. i think you're nice. >> jimmy: thank you. i would love to see you and terry do something together. did you see "true detective" on hbo? you and terry would be a great detective team for next year. >> we would have to spell exotic names or something. >> jimmy: that would be part of the show, just filling out the forms. >> that would be disastrous. >> jimmy: i would love to see that. i would pay double my subscription to see that. 50 cent was here two weeks ago, and he bought your house, he

bought your huge mansion. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: when he bought that from you, did you -- i mean, did you -- >> i was trying to explain, you don't really want to buy this house. if i didn't sell it to him, no one is going to buy 60,000 square feet. it's going to cause $25,000 just to mow the lawn. i'm saying you don't want to do this. it's not a good idea. i didn't realize how much money he had. >> jimmy: he seems to be enjoying that house, too. he said he's charging people to come sleep over like $5,000 a night. >> you need to have somebody sleep over. i had a couple of parties. the house is so -- you know, there's just so much space. it's a gigantic piece of property. so the party's over and like four days over, some girl comes out one of the room and says,

where's my clothes? where's your clothes? who are you? i just got out of prison. >> jimmy: that's when you know you have too big of a house. >> she's probably still there. 50 will have to deal with that. >> jimmy: we're going to take a break and come back. you're a boxing promoting now. mike tyson is here. we'll be right back.

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another fresh reason to see you tomorrow. at applebee's. ♪ >> jimmy: we're back with mike tyson, jason momoa, and the young fathers still to come. >> who is that guy over here in the crowd, the bald headed gentleman? >> jimmy: that's my warmup guy, don. >> it's like a chippendale's for the older set here. do you watch "game of thrones"? >> do i watch it? yes. >> jimmy: you like it? >> yes. we didn't like the ending, though? >> jimmy: you didn't? >> what happens at the ending? >> jimmy: a lot of things happen. >> nobody won. >> jimmy: there's another season. >> i didn't know that. >> jimmy: it's not boxing where there's a decision at the end. you're a boxing promoter now. >> that's what they call me now. >> jimmy: don king was your promoter sometimes and you had a lot of trouble with him. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: you even physically beat him a few times, right? >> i was a different person then.

i had a lot of hostility then. >> jimmy: he probably deserved it, though. >> i try to make amends like the aa program. >> jimmy: did you try to make amends with don king specifically? >> yes. >> jimmy: you did? and how did that go? >> hey, i don't want to talk about that. >> jimmy: that's interesting. how will you, as a promoter, what are your jobs? you tell people about the fight. >> exactly. >> jimmy: do you feel with the fighters themselves? >> absolutely, absolutely. i have to book everything, i have to make sure everything is booked. i've got to get the hotel, the sites. >> you were in charge of travel arrangements? >> well, not exactly, but they tell me what they want and i explain it to someone else. >> jimmy: i see. that makes more sense. tell me about these fighters,

what happened in the first fight between these guys? >> barthelemy, who is from cuba, he didn't come and fight the way he said. i don't know what happened. boom, first round down. he's going up and down like a yo-yo, right? so unfortunate for him, as he continues to get ready to knock the fighter out, the bell rings. then clock. they gave him the win. the guy is comatose on the ground. mendez that is. has the belt, they're partying with the belt. we view the tape. he had to return the belt. >> jimmy: when the fighters are

unconscious and he won the fight, do they raise his fist any way? >> he received the belt at home, i guess. >> jimmy: he got a belt and a belt. so now they're going to fight again. >> yes, and it's going to be at the american airlines arena in miami and we'll find out who is going to get knocked out. there is really a great deal of bad blood here. cuba against the dominican republic. some serious hostilities. they're going to do some kukaracha, some salsa dancing. we're going to do something fun when we come back. you're going to show us how you make an omelet. >> i like omelets. >> jimmy: mike tyson is here. we'll be right back. vo: once upon a time

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>> jimmy: jason momoa is coming up with young fathers. it's time for "mike tyson makes eggs." mike, you have a special way of making an omelet. tell us about this. >> it's hard to explain. >> jimmy: okay.

we're screwed. maybe we'll just go through it. how many eggs would you like for this? >> we're going to do three. you're going to crack the egg for me. >> jimmy: just the egg white or the whole egg? >> the whole egg should be done. >> jimmy: we can do the egg white -- well, no, we'll do the whole egg. you've got a hot pan there. >> this is really cool. take my eggs right here. of course, you've got batter. i got the batter thing going on here. >> jimmy: you're going to batter those eggs? you don't mix them up too much, huh? >> not too much. you get a little -- >> jimmy: what are you looking for? we've got mrs. dash there.

>> mustard, a little bit of this pepper stuff going on here. some garlic to kill the germs. >> jimmy: garlic powder, huh? >> no doubt about it. and some tomatoes. >> jimmy: no onions? >> no onions. we've got to move it around, because it doesn't look good. >> jimmy: it's not an omelet anymore. >> this is some scrambled stuff. and you might could help me. >> jimmy: what do you want me to do? >> nothing. [ laughter ] for? i see that, is that for the recipe or no? >> sometimes. >> jimmy: sometimes, okay. when we're in the mood for it. when would you put the soy sauce in, while it's still liquid or after? >> here we go, let's go, let's

go. >> jimmy: beautiful. do we put anything on that? you've got some hot sauce. that's pepper. no? >> yes. >> jimmy: okay. mike tyson is operating a pepper mill. isn't that exciting? you don't get to see that on other shows. >> some african-american gray poupon. >> jimmy: a little bit of hot sauce. >> some mrs. dash. >> jimmy: and we're ready? here's a fork for you. here's a fork for me. >> let's let somebody in the audience test it. >> jimmy: here you go, mike

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>> jimmy: welcome back. you know our next guest as dothraki warlord khal drogo from "game of thrones," and just this week it was announced that he will play the greatest super hero to ever communicate with trout. he is both aquaman in the forthcoming batman vs. superman movie and director, co-writer and star of the new film "road to paloma." it opens in select cities july 11th, and on dvd and vod july 15, please say hello to jason mamoa. ♪ you know, you think mike tyson would be the most intimidating guy on the show. but you are enormous. >> thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: very good to meet you. i've been a big fan of your work on "game of thrones." i should show people the photograph in case -- >> they didn't recognize me with my shirt on.

>> jimmy: and it seems odd to me that this guy would play this guy, too. will you wear the green leotards in the water as aquaman? >> am i answering the question, would you like to see me in green leotards? >> jimmy: i don't know. i like that they cast you as aquaman, because -- >> those are all rumors. >> jimmy: really? because i have a printout here that says jason to play aquaman in "batman v. superman." is that a rumor or is that happening? >> that would be pretty exciting. what do you think? we'll just have to wait and see. >> jimmy: and whose job would it be to tell you that you can't play aquaman? that would be a very bad job. do people try to speak to you in

dothraki? >> yeah, they do. i can say a bunch of [ bleep ] over top of it. they're not going to give me any -- about it. >> jimmy: and this movie, you wrote it, you produced it. >> i co-wrote it. >> jimmy: you directed it? >> yes. >> jimmy: you're in it, too. >> unfortunately, yes. i'm in it. i shot it with seven friends, and -- >> jimmy: when you say unfortunately, you can't want to be in it? >> it's hard to direct and act. i like to be behind the camera. yeah, that's how i got the money to do it and bring up this topic. >> jimmy: what is the movie about? >> it's about some of the injustices happening on the native american reservations right now. a nonnative can commit a crime, mostly women, and tribal law can't prosecute them, it has to

go to federal court. so when i read these articles and my friend brought that to my attention, i'm a married man with children, mom, grand mother, if anyone hurt the women in my life and the law didn't take care of it, what would i do? that's left for you to decide. >> no one would ever touch your wife or children? your life we should mention is lisa bonet and she is in the movie with you. that's nice. >> it is. i wrote it for her, and it was great, because we turned that into sundance and it ended up getting on the show together. she's amazing. i was extremely shy and it was hard, one of the hardest things i've ever done. >> jimmy: she was on the cosby show. i don't know if you're aware of that. >> i used to watch that when i was a little boy and go, i want that one. i want her. hey, mom. >> jimmy: i used to do the same

thing, but she never came to me. you're from hawaii, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how did you wind upcoming out to l.a. to be an actor? did you swim here? >> i was raised in iowa and i spent my summers with my father in hawaii. but i was in hawaii taking off time for college and a tv show came. >> jimmy: what show was it? >> "bay watch hawaii." >> jimmy: oh, yeah. and they were like, you need to be on this show? >> it was a month of auditions, and we ended up getting that. you know, i fell in love with acting and studying life. i would never have moved to l.a. to become an actor. it found me and i fell in love with acting. >> jimmy: it seems to have worked out. your death on "game of thrones" was like the worst death of all

of them. you died because bactene wasn't invented. you died of an infection. i keep thinking, back in those times. but i'm like, these are the times when they had dragons, these times didn't exist. >> wasn't it gangus kahn and attila the hun die of poisons? >> i think so. >> jimmy: this movie is coming out in a couple of cities. >> it will be in new york and l.a. >> jimmy: jason momoa! "road to paloma" opens in select cities july 11th. when we come back, music from young fathers.

>> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by at&t -- mobilizing your world. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank mike tyson, jason momoa and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next, but first, their album is called, "dead" here with the song "get up" - young fathers. ♪ ♪ come here and do the right thing get up and have a party get up ♪

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