why don't you bring him a plate? >> who? >> him. >> oh, no, no. i'm not going to do that, he's the man of your dreams, not mine. >> come on, honey. >> no, no, he doesn't like me very much. >> don't be scared. >> his name is suicide. >> please? >> honey -- no. >> jimmy: that is greg kinnear and renee zellweger in "same kind of different as me." this is a true story. that's the title of a book that this is based on. >> yep, uh-huh. >> jimmy: i don't want to reveal much. tell us what the movie is about. >> well, it's like you said, based on a book, at true story of ron and debbie hall, a couple from ft. worth who befriended a homeless man named denver moore. together they decide they had were going to transform the services available for homeless

people in their community. and they changed a lot of lives. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: did any of the real people involved in this story, were they around the set? >> yeah, ron. who wrote the book about their experiences. and he's gone on to be an inspirational speaker. he and denver moore, they toured the country for years together. and they raised something like $70 million for homeless charities. >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's very inspirational. >> yeah, it is. that's the idea of the book, you know. is to sort of change your thinking about the difference that you can make on your own by just making up your mind that you'd like to. >> jimmy: speaking of ins operation inspirational speakers, how many movies have you and matthew mcconaughey done together? >> that's a really good question. two, three? >> jimmy: two or three. >> i've been doing this awhile, y'all. >> jimmy: it started obviously with "dazed and confused."

and then who would have guessed that two of the people in "the texas chainsaw massacre" sequel would go on to win academy awards? the odds to have to be against that. [ applause ] >> i hadn't made that connection but that's astute. >> jimmy: what do you remember about him at that time during those days? >> well, you know -- nice guy. he's still a friend of mine. in fact, i've met my best friend through him. i'm godmother now to her children. but i remember he was whittling while we were making that film, he was whittling a gear shift knob in the shape of texas for his truck. >> jimmy: oh, of course he was whittling a gear shift knob. >> it was great. >> jimmy: that's the most matthew mcconaughey thing you could possibly do. >> it was fantastic. >> jimmy: wow. >> we shared an agent before i met him. i didn't know this. she would call and say, there's this guy. he's going to school at ut too. you guys come to dallas all the

time and audition for the same things, you should ride up together. i'd say, oh, yeah, yeah, thanks. here's his number, give him a call. yeah, yeah i'll definitely do this. i'm thinking to myself, there's no way i'm calling this actor guy, i'm going to get stuck in the car for 3 1/2 hours each way, this is not going to happen. when we were making "texas chainsaw massacre" he said, you know, that agent, she told me about you, and she gave me your number, and she told me i should call you and i said, hm, okay. and i was thinking, there's no way i'm calling that actress girl, stuck in the car for 3 1/2 hours. >> jimmy: wow. >> we're still pals. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i think if there's anything we've learned from those lincoln commercials is he likes to talk to himself in the car. [ laughter ] so don't take it personally. well, it's great to have you here. please come back again soon. renee zellweger, everybody! "same kind of different as me"

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>> jimmy: welcome back to the show. still to come, music from sir roosevelt. our next guest is a very funny man who collected the wisdom of hundreds of podcast guests in this new book, "waiting for the punch." please say hello to marc maron. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: good to see you. >> nice to see you, jimmy. >> notice you have kind of a fashion thing. i just figured this out. you do seem to wear like a denim shirt a lot. >> you know what honestly this is the first time i've ever worn this one. >> jimmy: is it really? it's a new one? >> it's not new i just had it, well, let's give that a run. see how that works out on television. i'm known for making bad

decisions fashion-buys on tv. >> jimmy: it suits you. >> i'm happy this is an original wrangler, it's not affected, it's a working man's denim shirt. >> jimmy: it's a wrangler's shirt. >> the denim pants on the other hand are very expensive, meeting them in the middle, yin and yang going on. >> jimmy: yeah, it's really -- >> i polished my boots for you. >> jimmy: oh, wow, did you really? [ applause ] wow, thank you. >> these boots, some people in vancouver made them for me. there are hipsters that they do pickles. they do -- they quilt. they make horseshoes. any city you go, you'll meet a hipster, some guy with a hat and a beard, would you like me to make you a vest? you're like, what are you talking about? that's all i do. but these people make shoes. >> jimmy: those were made for you specially. >> in vancouver. they're beautiful, aren't they? i polished them up. let's not talk about clothes, the world is ending. >> do you feel like it really is

ending? >> what? do i feel like it's really ending? yeah, i do, kind of, don't you? >> jimmy: yeah, kind of. but i like to hear people tell me, no, it isn't. >> those people are getting harder to find, aren't they? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, they are. [ applause ] they seem to be fewer and farther between. >> all those people that used to rely on, chipper guy, are the one friend, it's going to be all right! they're like, i don't know, man, i don't know, not feeling it. when you live here, because you know we're pretty close to north korea, i think, around the globe. when you live in l.a. every night you're going to bed, is this it? is this the night he sees if one can make it over? then you start having weird thoughts, why did i get new curtains? i got to die looking at these? i should have got new curtains. >> jimmy: i have a different way of thinking about it. where i think like, oh, they're going to do it like during thanksgiving din, or sometime where we're not really paying attention to the news or what's going on. >> are you really? you think they need to do a

sneak nuclear attack? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a sneak attack. >> yeah you're like that's going to surprise -- it's going to be a surprise no matter what day it is. you know what i mean? >> jimmy: i'm just lucky it will ob a monday. if it's going to happen. if you have any decency, kim jong-un, make it a monday. monday to be un-day. >> to me, like i'm prone to anxiety anyways. >> jimmy: yes, you are. >> when everything gets overwhelming. how do you distract yourself? you don't want to spend the entire day just hit in the face by trump everywhere. you open your phone, oh, he's there! everywhere, right? so like you don't -- you got to focus on something else. like just to get your mind off. >> jimmy: what do you focus on? >> yesterday i went through a box of wires. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the box of wires? >> everybody has a box of wires, man. >> jimmy: oh, yes. >> you got to go through them at some point, you know?

everything you buy, every piece of technology comes with that one wire. what the hell does this one compado? it's wrapped up with ay, i better save it, might figure out what it does at some point. chargers, wires, things that don't work anymore. i went through that, i'm happy to report i threw none of them away. lau [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right, you can't. >> what if the world ends, the middle of the apocalypse, some guy half on fire comes up to my house with a machine ask goes, if we had a wire for this! i could save us! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: where is that adapter? >> then i could say, you know what, i got a box. we probably do. who would have known a palm pilot would have been the thing? [ laughter ] i think i got a charger and a style lulls. >> jimmy: oh, you got the stylus. this is very wise.

the way you're approaching this, i like it. some of this i think is represented in this book. first of all, talk about the fact that you have a podcast. >> yes. >> jimmy: what you've done is collected some of the things you've learned from people on your podcast. >> well, yeah. it's -- the book came out really good. and i'm not saying that because we did it. but like -- the thing is i've talked to like 800, 900 people, right? there are themes that come up on the podcast that come up all the time. they're in the book. like growing up, sexuality, identity, relationships, addiction, mental health failures, success, all these things. i've taken bits and pieces of the 850-odd podcasts i've done of people. you know, bruce springsteen, president obama, wanda sykes, michael keaton, conan o'brien -- >> jimmy: let's see who else you have. >> they're all in there. >> jimmy: mel brooks, amy poehler. you know, it's funny. i was on your podcast. >> oh my god! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. when i got the book i thought, well, i can't wait to see which

of my pearls of wisdom. so i went right to "k." well, there's karen kill fair riff, jim kirk man, tom kenmy. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: nick froel -- >> he's referenced, i didn't actually talk to him. >> jimmy: is it possible my name was misspelled? >> i don't know if you remember our conversation. >> jimmy: i remember it, yeah. >> it was here. i came here are. >> jimmy: yes. >> you demanded that. >> jimmy: right, yeah. [ laughter ] think i'm going to your garage? i don't know what's in there. >> like president obama came to my garage -- >> jimmy: it's packed with wires, who the hell knows what's in there? [ applause ] literally, i came here, we went to your office. you had a suvee tank. we talked about that most of the time. it was mostly about cooking salmon and your health. and oh yeah, i did some radio. >> jimmy: nothing about cooking -- you could have had a cook section. >> the next book.

if you help me sell this. where's my camera? >> jimmy: it's upside down. it comes in both sides. [ cheers and applause ] why don't you and i do a whole book about salmon? >> i love salmon. wild salmon, i go to a place in glendale, i got a guy there, you know what i mean? >> jimmy: you got a guy for everything. you got pickles, horseshoes, salmon, you name it. >> this guy's not a hipster, he's an old school fish guy. >> jimmy: you don't want a hipster handling your fish, they have a lot of facial hair. >> if they caught the fish, that's fine, they can handle it. this guy's sort of like, get me the good piece. you watch him -- >> jimmy: i'm imagining my quote in your next book. "you don't want a hipster handling your fish, they have a lot of facial hair." great title for the sequel. there you go. "waiting for the punch" is marc maron's new book. it's got everybody in there, everybody who's ever said anything important, or even slightly helpful. is represented in this book. marc maron.

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at least 21 people are dead, hundreds more missing, after wildfires swept through california. those fires still burning and growing, threatening more homes and more cities. tonight we're on the ground in one of the hardest-hit regions as rescuers search for survivors and evacuees return to homes that are no longer there. here's abc's matt gutman. >> what are you supposed to do? everybody i've ever known, everybody i grew up with, everybody's house is gone. >> reporter: brady harvel grew up in the heart of what is now a moon scape. in the iraq war veteran's palm is the cherished sliver of steel he came searching for. your personal dog tags? >> the ones i deployed with. all burned up. i gave them to my dad. he had them hanging in his man cave. >> you got goosebumps right now. >> i do, it's crazy. it's mind blowing. >> reporter: tonight, house of californians are sifting through the charred remains of their houses. >> here's my neighbor's house.

>> reporter: others are still fleeing the onslaught of wildfires which erupted on sunday and have been wreaking havoc on the state since. this dramatic video showing residents fleeing these apocalyptic scenes. >> this is insane. >> this is my neighborhood. in flames. >> reporter: driving through tunnels of fire in search of safety. >> completely in flames. >> let's go! >> at what point did you realize you needed to get out? >> pretty much as i was driving through and patting the other cars and started to get real hot in my vehicle. >> reporter: hospital patients whisked away on gurneys as flamed marched toward them. >> these fires are literally burning faster than firefighters can run. >> reporter: tonight as the inferno continues to spread, prompting more mandatory evacuations, thousands more must make an exodus. there are still firefighters putting out hot spots behind me at this mobile home park. when you get up close it's

gutting to see the burned remains of possessions people probably held most dear. like this king james bible. when you look at the density of the debris here, how hard it is to pick your way through here, you can understand why minutes ago, officials here located a victim and why they tell us that beneath the melted roofs of those mobile homes, they expect to find more. bob tunis' mother's home at journey's end trailer park was in the path of the firestorm. >> woke up, fire engulfing everything, they already evac e evacuated the neighborhood. >> reporter: his mother never may have made it out. his sister sister arriving moments later. over 170,000 acres, fourly four times the size of washington, d.c., have burned. over 20,000 people displaced. over 3,500 structures damaged or destroyed. at least 21 lives lost. and hundreds still missin