"jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, alec baldwin, from "the girlfriend experience", riley keough, and music from cole swindell, and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for watching. thanks for coming.

it's very -- don't think i don't appreciate it. i do. there's so much going on in the world. too much, really. i wish everybody would just slow down. starting with a miraculous birth in india. a baby was born in india to what is believed to be the world's oldest mother. she's 72 years old, and her husband is 79 years old. we have a picture. there they are. that's -- their son. this is what's danger about the ka kamasura. look how happy they are. they said they've wanted a baby for many years but they wanted to all be in diapers at the same time, so --. i can't pronounce their last names but their first names are daljinder and motider. they met on tinder.

they did it through in vitro. when the kid graduates from high school, his parents, let's see, they'll be dead. speaking of old people surrounded by screaming young people. sanders won the primary last night. for a guy with no chance of winning, he sure does seem to win a lot. hillary clinton could lose all the remaining primaries and she'll still get the nomination, but at this point bernie has a better chance of being drafted by an nba team than being the nominee. he's still out there, and trump is taking aim. trump gave bernie a nickname. he tweeted i don't want to hit crazy bernie sanders too hard. i love what he's doing to crooked hillary. now it's lying ted, little rubio, and crooked hillary.

it's like the spice girls. everyone has a nickname. paul ryan and ted cruz are saying they're not ready to support donald trump. what do you have to do to get ready to support someone? is it like getting a wax? a new public policy poll, they ask people questions and showed that many trump supporters tend to believe in conspiracy theories. 65% of those who support donald trump think obama is a muslim. 59% that he was not born in the united states. 27% think volcaaccines cause au, trump does particularly well among voters who are looking for a candidate who, quote, tells it like it is, and especially among voters who don't care what it is, actually is. those are -- e we're in good shape. we laugh at north korea, but

they might soon be laughing at us in. many state media of north korea released a natural head shot of their leader, kim jong-un, photos that don't seem to be retouch retouch. it's a big deal. usually head shots in north korea means he shot a relative in the head, but this is his new official photo. i think he looks cute. he's defying conventional standards of beauty. it's like a member of un direction, right? they also released the head shots of two dozen government officials. i don't know why. i love this photo. i stared at it. i looked at it all day today. now, this is a happy bunch, right? i mean, it's like yearbook picture day at the most depressing high school in the world. this guy over here looks like he had -- has a rocket launcher pointed at his head. go to this guy here.

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[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: vacations are supposed to be fun. the airport can be terrible, especially the security line. they've had enough. they sent a letter to the tsa saying, quote, the patience of the flying public has reached a breaking point and they threatened to replace them with a private security force and while you can complain the tsa, thanks to their great work not a single bottle of head and shoulders has made it onto a plane. at this point they empty our water bottles. they say there's a problem. they're not taking the problems lightly. they released this in he

response. >> we at the tsa have heard your concerns and understand. we realize that the long lines and extensive security checks have slowed air travel, but these measures are in place to ensure the safety of all travelers. besides, what are you going to do, walk to hawaii? good luck with that. now take off your shoes and shut the [ bleep ] up. >> the tsa, putting our in your putushy. >> jimmy: when do you think the last time donald trump had to go through security? donald trump was on the o'reilly factor where he addressed the many rumors about who his vice president might be. >> the associate press is reporting you have narrowed potential v.p.s to five, all experienced politicians, not ruling out chris christie. is that an accurate report? >> well, i like chris a lot. i'm not going to say ruling in

or out. i would say i have in mind five different people. i think they're excellent. i'll announce whoever it will be at the convention. >> i hope he does it celebrity apprentice style where he gets them all in a room and eliminates one every week and then the winner is his wife at the end and nobody knows why. this is a crazy election. nothing is unbelievable anymore. we decided to do v.p. vetting on the street. we asked pedestrians if they heard who trump picked as a running meat and what they think. he hasn't picked one, but people weighed in. on tonight's trump v.p. edition of lie witness news. >> this morning donald trump announced his pick for v.p. what did you think about his controversial decision to tap gary busey, former apprentice cast mate at his v.p.? >> i think it's the biggest joke that ever happened in the entire

country in history. >> were you shocked? could you believe it? >> no. i think they both reached the same amount of insanity, and i think they probably communicate well. >> where were you when you saw that insane press conference with busey slapped trump? >> i was at home watching it on the news with a dropped jaw. >> who was watching it with you? >> just me and my dog. >> cool. this morning donald trump announced that dennis rodman would be his v.p. do you think he'll like a good v.p.? >> in some ways, yes. not many people have gone to north korea and improved relations. i think what he did specifically with basketball and talking to kim jong-un is a big step for america. >> to you support the trump rodman presidency? would you vote for tump? >> honestly, now that rodman is v involved, it's a game changer. >> what did you think of the trump announcement saying he

needs someone to build the wall and around schwartz neger is the one? did you watch it? >> i did. >> who were you watching it with? >> my son. >> was it cool that he bench pressed a sinder block that they'll build the wall with? >> it gets people watching tv. it's impressive. >> would the fact that donald trump tapped his daughter as the v.p. affect your intention to vote for him? >> it wouldn't, and, in fact, i got to tell you, it might encourage me more than if he had chosen a nonpolitical figure that i didn't like. this -- in my mind, speaking for myself as a private citizen, this can't possibly hurt him and his chances of having me vote for him. >> did you think it was sweet he did inauguration is take your daughter to workday? is that sweet? >> i like that.

i think that's fine. >> who were you with when you watched the press conference this morning? >> my mother. >> what did she say when she saw dennis radman making those? >> she was surprised, and she knows basketball. she knew who he was. >> did you laugh when he took out all his earrings and started giving them out to the ladies in the audience? >> she was shocked but she also thought it was a nice gesture considering it was the women. >> that was true. some of them had diamonds. >> i didn't notice that, but -- >> what did you see? >> i thought they were gold hoops. >> were you surprised gary busey took off his shirt? >> not at all. i got in a car accident with gary busey, and he get out and takes off his shirt and yells at people all the time. >> did that really happen? >> it did. >> tell me. >> we were driving, we bumped into a car. happened to be gary busey. he took off his shirt and yelled at us in words we don't understand exactly. i think he was speaking some

kind of alien language. we apologized. no damage was done. we drove away. >> was it cute when they revealed the matching tattoos in honor of their candidacy? >> sure. it showed some dedication. it doesn't surprise me krk it was trump. >> were they real or fake? >> i'm no tattoo expert, but if they were fake, someone will reveal it. that's all i know. >> well, this whole interview is fake. >> are you serious? >> yes. it's my time to reveal it. >> oh, i guess i probably could have figured that out, but -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: he'll figure it out in a couple weeks. is one of them in the audience? oh, there he is. [ applause ] is that the mom you watched the announcement with? yeah. mom, are you proud of your son? you raised him to tell the

truth? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right. well, maybe next time you'll think a little bit about it right before you -- no, you won't? that's good. it's important that we don't learn from our mistakes? thank you guys very much. we have a good show, >> jimmy: tonight on the show, music from cole swindell, riley keough is here, and we'll be right back with alec baldwin. "daddy doing work",d it's funny that i've been in the news for being a dad. windows 10 is great because i need to keep organized. school, grocery shopping. my face can unlock this computer. that's crazy. macbooks are not able to do that. "hey cortana, remind me we have a play date tomorrow at noon" i need that in my world. anything that makes my life easier, i'm using.

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>> jimmy: tonight, from the new show on starz called "the girlfriend experience" riley keough is here. then later his new album is called "you should be here" cole swindell from the samsung stage. tomorrow night, kerry washington and shonda rhimes will be here together. new england patriot rob gronkowski parks his party bus on our lawn, and we'll have music from goo goo dolls.

did i say google dolls? although, if you want to google dolls at home, go right ahead. and also tomorrow night, i'll be making a major announcement about my future and the future of america. i can't say more than that, but this announcement is very big and i hope you will be there for it. right guillermo? >> guillermo: right. >> jimmy: do you know what it is? >> guillermo: yes. no, i don't. >> jimmy: every once in a while the j comes back. i like that. >> guillermo: yeah. >> jimmy: with a rich, commanding voice and thick mane of luxuriant hair, it is possible that our first guest was destined to host a game show one day. starting next month, he brings "match game" to abc. please welcome alec baldwin. [ applause ]

>> jimmy: good to see you. >> hi. >> jimmy: welcome back, by the way. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i want to put a pin in your bubble, but they're excited you're here and also that lance diamond is with us tonight. [ applause ] >> very good. >> jimmy: how you doing? it was a long time since you've been here. >> it's been so long. i was telling someone, i always mention this, i say have you done kimmel, i say i did it years ago, and the green room of yours was a decadent thing. everyone was smashed at 6:00 and the lights were low and there were supermodels and boyfriends. and i said are they on the show, and they said no, they're the friends of jimmys. >> jimmy: none of those people

were friends of mine. honestly, i've seen you a couple of times since then, not on the show, and each time i'm embarrassed. as i recall, i vaguely remember just, it went horribly. we were very excited you were on the show. at the time a big guest for us was joe millionaire, and you came on and i was -- i think i was -- >> and you thanked me. i think you said you were surprised i was on the show. >> jimmy: i think i tried to handcuff you. >> when i left i was like what was i doing? why did it do it? is this a pilot? >> jimmy: i don't know why you came back. >> things are going well for you. >> jimmy: yes, and for you as well. >> and we both have little kids. >> jimmy: big and little kids. >> my daughter ireland is 20 and my wife and i have my daughter carmen who is 2 1/2 and my son rafael, and i'm having another son in september. >> jimmy: wow, congratulations. you really went for it.

i have a bigger spread for you. i have a 24-year-old, a 22-year-old, and a less than 2-year-old myself. is this why you're doing the game show, to get out of the house? [ laughter ] >> no, no. they came to me and said would you do this because they've got steve harvey and strahan and i are going to do this wheel of these game shows this summer, and they told me they would give me this money for my charity. we decided to do it. also because we want to have it. as you remember, i'm a bit older, but when i would watch the game shows when i was young, very much like your green room when i was year, [ bleep ] faced. >> jimmy: will he be drunk? >> whatever it takes to get the lift. >> jimmy: have you identified -- match game, in case people don't remember, and i loved it. i watched it with my grandmother on a tv in the kitchen every

single day. jean ray burn was the host. the show was kind of fill in the blank. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and it was always dirty stuff that people would put in the blank. >> as far as they could go on daytime television, but they sometimes kind of went farther than other shows. >> i don't think they went as far as your show goes. >> jimmy: no. >> your show is the filthiest show on television. >> jimmy: thank you. >> in a good way. >> jimmy: who are the celebrities? do you know? >> i'm assuming it's to some degree a bunch of abc stars because it's on abc. >> jimmy: will they rely on you to call your friends -- [ coughing ] >> jimmy: if you looked to somebody who is plp b[ bleep ] , you came to the right place. will you call somebody? >> i called my buddies from snl and we'll get some of them and some of the ladies in there.

but i don't want to say but there's three or four people they told my i contacted them to say and they'll do it, but i was stunned. >> jimmy: who? >> i can't say. nice try, though. you've gotten so much better. >> jimmy: that's what they say. so it's a secret? >> they want me to keep it a secret. >> jimmy: it better be good. >> it better not be -- >> jimmy: it better not be paris hilton. is it? now that will be terrible? which one of the hiltons? >> they're each doing a separate night. we have some cool people. it's going to be great. have i shrunk since i was last year? >> jimmy: no, we're trying to make the chairs taller to rue mailuate our guests. are you not sitting in the chair properly. >> i feel weird. [ laughter ]

>> we're going to have a lot of really cool people come on, and you do those shows. the goal is to have fun. when you notice the show back then, a lot of those actors, as you may recall, people were like broadway veterans. they were all supporting and comic and theater and film stars. this was like the middle years of their career. what else did they have to do than to get plp b[ bleep ] face do this talk show? >> jimmy: will there be any of the original stars on the incarnation of this match game on abc? >> i would imagine that would be difficult. i don't know if they're still around. >> jimmy: even better, dead celebrities on the match game. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that would be -- >> we thought about that. i thought about different themes. i'm going to go meet them tomorrow, and i'm already pitching them, you won and emmy

far game show. >> jimmy: win ben stain's money. >> i'm chasing you and always the kids, the game show emmy. >> jimmy: are the kids with you right now? >> your family is here. >> jimmy: do you have to take them to the theme parks when you come? >> we took our daughter to disney land for the first time. >> jimmy: how was that? >> she looted the store with the dresses. her mother took her into the princess dress shop and she got several dresses for her. >> jimmy: which are the main ones? >> i would say cinderella, obviously, is a big one. cinderella is here. thank you, cinderella. cinderella's sister. screaming cinderella. and then from frozen, the princess sophia. but we were there. we met the women who play the princesses. the girl who plays snow white, she has the voice for it. she's like hello, nice to meet

you carmen with a girlish voice. we met another one that was like how are you doing carmen, like he was in the alleyway. >> jimmy: the match game. >> did you ask tracy morgan to be on the match game? he has to be on the match game. >> i'm reaching out to him. tracy is somebody you hear from about two weeks after you call him. it's a message in a bottle basically. >> jimmy: you find that? he calls me right back. >> i don't have that game show emmy. we're going to have him come and do -- we're going to reach out to him. >> jimmy: you do a great impersonation. you don't need him. >> i never thought of that. tracy will be on the show then. >> jimmy: you did that on 30 rock. i thought it was unbelievable. >> when he was on the show, he was such a child in a wonderful way. he was either like his head was hitting the ceiling or his ass

was hitting the floor. he was either laying in a couch watching tv or singing in the dressing room. >> jimmy: when i met him, it may have been 30 seconds later i started imitating him. did you start doing it right away? >> when you're around him, you try to get it. like you're listening and going what did he say? and you're trying -- it's like you're picking up a frequency on a radio. and then you get into it. >> jimmy: he loves certain words, and he pregnant is a big one. >> pregnant. pregnant. >> jimmy: c section. >> somebody in here going to get pregnant. [ applause ] >> jimmy: and the laugh. >> yeah, when he does that. he's like somebody in here going to get pregnant, and then he'd go [ laughing with a cackle ] >> that cackle. he's like this, but i love working with them and i miss them. >> jimmy: there's one episode of

30 rock. there's a great scene where you do therapy with tracy and you were doing what seemed to be fred san ford from sanford and son. >> it was. you know that famous joke about him when he was in vegas when he comes out, i'm telling you a joke. when he comes out and he's doing the show in vegas, like the 2:00 show, and they play the theme song from sanford and son and they play [ singing a theme song ] . he gets the microphone and goes three people? i'm not doing no [ bleep ] show for no three people. [ singing the theme song ] and they played him off. >> jimmy: it was a joke. >> so everybody -- but you know that before there was . [ laughter ] >> you know as well as i do when you watch tv there was no internet. this is what we watched.

we watched these shows and listened to their voices and picked them up. >> jimmy: i have a gift for you. as host of match game, there is something that you must have. i hope you don't already have this. if you do, i'll take it back from you, but this is what you really need, the telescoping microphone. this is -- you can hold it down at your feet and still talk into it with no problem whatsoever. >> this is the antenna off of bob ieger's car, isn't it? [ laughter ] >> they're going to have that for me, the real one. >> jimmy: alec baldwin, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: alec baldwin! "the match game" premieres june 26th at 10 here on abc.

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>> jimmy: our next guest is the third generation of women in her family to be on this show, following her grandmother priscilla and her mom lisa marie. she plays law-student slash call girl christine reade in "the girlfriend experience" on starz - please welcome riley keough. [ applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. i was thinking about it today about this idea that your mom and grandmother have been on the show. there's only one other person i can think of like that, and it's guillermo. >> wow. >> jimmy: yeah. your grandmother was here when he was on dancing with the

stars. did you watch that? >> i did. i watched one live dance which was amazing. >> jimmy: you went to see her? >> yes. >> jimmy: did you vote? >> i didn't. >> jimmy: that's why she got voted off. >> that's terrible. that's an awful thing to say. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we're off to a bad start, guillermo. this is what happened with alec baldwin the first time he was here. you know? this is exciting. the show that you have, it's the subject matter, the girlfriend experience means what, exactly? >> the girlfriend experience is basically just a high class escort. >> jimmy: i thought it was where they pretended to be your girlfriend. >> it's that as well. they get hired for weekends. it's kind of, you know, like a therapist. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's a great job. >> jimmy: do you think it's a great job? >> yeah. i mean, the story that we wanted to tell was about a woman who

wanted to be doing this who didn't come from an oppressive background. >> jimmy: are there women who really want to do it? >> there are. and that's kind of what we wanted to sort of, you know, find out more about. >> jimmy: did you do ride alongs like when actors prepare? >> i didn't. i skyped some girls that we found. >> jimmy: you did? >> i did. >> jimmy: who found the girls? a guy, right? >> it was the two directors. i don't know how they found the girls. one of the directors is a woman. >> jimmy: okay. i don't know what they means. >> well, it means she's innocent is what it means. it means the other guy is the suspect. there's a possibility the whole reason he came up with the show is his wife found him online with a hooker and he said we're doing a show. it's called "the girlfriend experience". >> that's not unlikely. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what kind of questions do you ask about a job like

this? >> i was really interested in the emotional side of things. if they ever had feelings for their clients. >> jimmy: do they? >> yeah, they do. >> jimmy: they do? >> yeah. >> jimmy: dbut they tell all of them they have feelings for them. >> that's what they're being paid for. >> jimmy: it's an interesting world. life is very interesting in general. another thing i was thinking about today is you're one of the very few people who probably slept over at graceland and neverland. >> yes. that's true. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's better than disneyland. >> i never thought about that before. that's true. >> jimmy: was there a time where you lived at neverland? >> no. when my mom and him were married we sort of went back and forth. we kept our house. >> jimmy: were they really married or was that a girlfriend experience? >> they were married. >> jimmy: you have some life already. i'm far more interested in your life than the hookers.

>> that's fine. >> jimmy: did you find -- did you learn anything like, i mean, any tricks of the trade or anything like that? >> like what do you mean? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: like sex stunts? >> sexually? >> jimmy: yeah. >> no. >> jimmy: or anything? >> i learned -- i'm pretty easy going about sex scenes now. it's no different to me than, you know, like a dinner scene or -- >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, i would say. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's no different than dinner? what are you eating? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm guessing you're not a vegan. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> good job. >> jimmy: have you ever done the tour of graceland that everyone does? >> no. >> jimmy: you never have? >> that really changed the

subject there. >> jimmy: we're jumping around. i don't know where we go from that, because this audience, wewe well, there's a important star in the audience and they have dirty -- [ cheers and applause ] maybe you've heard of lance diamond. he's available for a boyfriend experience if anybody -- [ applause ] >> i have toured graceland. i have. >> jimmy: see? that was your own fault. do they know it's you when you're touring? did you go undercover? >> when we go, we just shut it down and sort of hang out there. >> jimmy: you can do that? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then the sad fans sit outside? >> i don't think they know. >> jimmy: we came all the way from alabama to see elvis's bed.

but alabasomeone is sitting on . congratulations on the show. steven sodderberg produced the show. you worked with him in magic mike, right? >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: is that where he got the idea where you were the gal for this? >> i guess so, yeah. i had -- i did, like, two scenes in "magic mike" but i spent a lot of time with them. he brought me to the show. >> jimmy: congratulations. it's on starz. it's called "the girlfriend experience". "the girlfriend experience" airs sundays at 8pm on starz, or watch the entire series on the starz app. and when we return music from cole swindell.

>> jimmy: i want to thank alec baldwin, riley keough apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. nightline is next, but first his album is called "you should be here." here with the song "middle of a memory" cole swindell.

♪ baby it just took one look at you for me change my one drink order to two ♪ ♪ it was like we already knew each other like we'd been talkin' all night ♪ ♪ about a minute into our first dance we got blindsided by your friends ♪ ♪ all in a hurry like you had to go didn't they know you can't leave someone ♪ ♪ girl you can't leave someone ♪ ♪ in the middle of a dance floor all alone in the middle of an old school country song ♪ ♪ right when i was just about to lean on in why'd you have

to go then baby ♪ ♪ in the middle of the glow of the neon light shoulda coulda woulda been the night of our life ♪ ♪ girl it ain't right no how you gonna leave me right in the middle of a memory ♪ ♪ we were gonna dance til they shut it down people'd be starin' while i spin you around ♪ ♪ thinkin' we were so in love yeah they wouldn't know we hadn't even hooked up ♪ ♪ i'd get your number and i'd give you mine and we'd be hangin' out tomorrow night ♪ ♪ now i don't know where you are but i'm under these lights right here in the dark ♪ ♪ in the middle of a dance floor all alone in the middle of an old school country song ♪ ♪ right when i was just about to lean on in

why'd you have to go then baby ♪ ♪ in the middle of the glow of the neon light shoulda coulda woulda been the night of our life ♪ ♪ girl it ain't right no how you gonna leave me right in the middle of a memory ♪ ♪ it's like you walked right out in the middle of the movie ♪ ♪ tore the back half out of the book no you'll never know girl what you did to me ♪ ♪ it ain't right sayin' goodbye in the middle of a dance floor all alone ♪ ♪ in the middle of what could have been our song right when i was just about to lean on in ♪ ♪ why'd you have to go then baby in the middle of the glow of the neon light ♪

♪ shoulda coulda woulda been the night of our life girl it ain't right no how you gonna leave me ♪ ♪ right in the middle of a memory in the middle of a memory ♪ in the middle of a memory ♪

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