that is our report, thank you for your time. right now, on jimmy >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, sean penn, from "single parents", taran killam, and music from st. paul and the broken bones. and now if you'll be so kind here's jimmy kimmel. ♪ ♪ i don't know, have you noticed what's going on here?

we have looking at the tv, we had football this year. if you were ready or not, it came back. i don't know if you saw this, but the cleveland browns snapped a 17-game losing streak that goes back to 2016 and snapped it with a tie. they tied 21-21. the browns turned the franchise around. they becoming a soccer team. what's really sad is by starting the season, the browns are off to the best start since 2004. the things are looking sideways, i guess. if you spent the day watching the dolphins-titans game. you spent the whole day watching. they went on for seven hours and 10 minutes. it w it was itant rick football. they murnlged with the afl. players were kneeling just to get some rest. two members of the miami

dolphins. to protest police brutality. it's a tough thing. a lot of people take protest to our flag where as others point out that freedom to protest is why we have an american flag. peaceful protest is one of the most patriotic things you can do. it's hard not to have mixed feelings about something like that. i have come up with an idea that boy, i think this is going to work great for everybody. if you see players -- bring that television here. if you see players on television taking a knee and you don't like it. very simple. get one of these. okay?

i don't have one for this guy. voila. we made america great again, all right? you have those at home, right? yeah. speak of america, congratulations to nia franklin, miss new york crowned miss america last night in atlantic city. this was an historic year because it was the first ever miss america pageant with no swim suits. i wonder how many horny guys tuned in and said no swimsuits, all right. donald trump is an old owner. he did not weigh in on the absence of a swimsuit competition. he has been focused on a new book by pulitzer prize winning author bob woodward and the op-ed written by his administration last week. he released his attack dogs to defend him. vice president pence was on fox

news where he weighed in and what should be done about it. >> do you think you know who anonymous is? >> i don't. i don't know. i do know they should resign and leave this administration. >> should all top officials take a lie detector test and would you agree to take one? >> i would guy to take it in a heartbeat and submit to any review of the administration. >> do you think the administration should do that? >> that would be a decision for the president. >> of course he would take a lie detector test. those tests measure pulse and breathing patterns. mike pence doesn't have that. i have to say, if i had mike pence hooked up to a polygraph, did you write the op-ed and where do you hide the victoria secret catalogs for mother. >> a catchy new slogan.

>> those of us who have the privilege of serving at the highest level in this government take our responsibility seriously. those who don't, get out today. you should be named, blamed, and shamed for not having the courage to come forward. by the way, if the intention of the op-ed was patriotic. the person is pathetic. >> look how excited she is. the president himself has been fighting back spending much of the day lashing out at this book on twitter. it comes out tomorrow. he must be getting a piece of the profits because this morning, i'm looking at the tweets saying oh, yeah, i have to buy that. the book is clearly getting under the president's skin. he tweeted that bob woodward is a liar and a democratic operative. in 2013 when woodward wrote a book about obama, he tweeted only the obama white house can get away with attacking bob

woodward. he retreated a blurry cartoon with charlie brown. he retweeted the cartoon with the caption thank got for trump and the economy is sooooo good. someone at work here spent the morning tweeting like this, i would send them home on mental health leave. i'm definitely reading that book. i will be up until midnight waiting for that. according to bob woodward trump wrote and almost support a tweet that could have started a war with north korea. he was planning to evacuate american families from south korea which would intricate to north korea we might be about to attack and motivate them. he department think this was a

good idea. his aides convinced him to tweet something racist instead. we were spared the horrors of a nuclear war. his folder has to be more terrifying than any steven king model. what does a guy have to do to get kicked off twitter. is that not a violation of community standards. that was it. now trump and kim jong un, another summit in the works. the president was riding high after getting a second letter from kim jong un which asked to schedule another meeting. trump was excited about it. thank you to chairman king. there is nothing like good dialogue from two people who like each other. he has a closer relationship with kim jong un than melania. very strange. the letter was handed over on thursday and happened carried to

be delivered to him in washington. say what you like, it's romantic. the notebook level stuff. trump had kind words for the military trade that celebrated peace and economic development. the fact that the parade didn't feature any big missiles was translated as a sign of respect to the united states and even used popular american music. ♪ ♪ ♪ i ain't no holler back girl ♪

>> if you ever lose sight of how crazy things are. did you see that? this is and i think that's a shoe he threw over the weekend at fashion week. when two women fight this hard it's over a calorie, but according to the story, cardi b was upset because she believed nicky minaj insulted her parents skills. i hope this fight doesn't distract from the real focus of fashion week which is ridiculous clothing that no one will ever wear. speaking of mom stuff, have you seen the video of the woman giving birth in her car? this is one of the craziest videos ever recorded.

>> can you wait like two minutes? >> help me! >> it's coming out? >>. [ screaming ] >> she had the baby. oh, my gosh. oh, my goodness. we just delivered a baby in the car. oh, my gosh. that's crazy. okay. >> i feel like i'm dreaming. >> oh, my gosh. want to see the baby? >> you track the family down and they are from mckinnie, texas

and joining us live now. welcome alexis and dominic. the whole family is there, huh. congratulations. >> thank you. >> so did you have a boy or a girl? >> we had a girl. >> how is she doing? >> she is doing awesome. just sleeping a lot. >> how are you doing? >> i'm doing really good. i'm tired, but i'm doing really good. >> last wednesday this happened, right? >> yes. >> you started the day off how? >> i started the day off in labor. i was not in the car yet though. i was definitely in labor. we took a trip to the mid-wife's office where she told me i was seven centimeters in transition and it was time to go to the hospital. >> how far was the hospital? >> about 12 to 15 minutes. >> 12 to 15 minutes and how

quickly did the baby start to poke out? >> about eight minutes in. >> eight minutes. you got it all on video. you got the whole thing. why were you videotaping? the whole time i'm watching i said put the camera down and drive the car. >> that's what everyone said. >> believe me, i asked him, i was like in case she's born in the car, take a video. >> oprah would not approve of this strategy. i'm telling you. you actually got out of the car with more kids than you got in. >> we did. >> another thing people were asking because you asked alexis if she could wait two minutes. >> i get that everywhere now. >> i would think so. alexis, what was going through your head? while this was happening and why were you in that position

physically. >> that's funny because the mid-wife put me into the car that way. lean the seat back and this will be the most comfortable. i did not argue. i guess it was the most comfortable way to deliver the baby. >> what about the kids? at some point you had to tell them where babies come from and they said the car, of course. do they have any understanding of what went on here? >> not at all. they still just think babies come from mommy's tummy. >> did you get a discount at the hospital because you delivered yourself? >> i don't think so. i haven't checked my bill, but i don't think we did. >> i hope you did. how many kids do we have now? five kids. do you want to have more kids? >> absolutely not.

>> does your car have that new baby smell? >> just a tad bit. >> i actually was looking to do a quick favor if you could. could you answer the front door? >> can we answer the front door? >> would you mind going to the door and open it? >> you want us to walk over there? >> you guys do things in a weird way so however you want to get over there. we were concerned that maybe things might not be clean in the car anymore. so we called our friends at chrysler and asked them -- are upgrading you. you can open the door.

go in there and have a couple more kids. do whatever you like in there. it's a brand-new chrysler pacifica. does it smell good? >> smells better than the last one. >> go for it. >> you don't have to leave, but congratulations to you guys. >> thank you. >> yes. thank you. and thanks to chrysler for getting us the car and -- all right. we have a fun show. we have music from st. paul and the broken bones and taran kill am is here and we'll be right back with sean penn. h sean penn. whoa, what's going on? evelyn's playing fortnite on the new samsung galaxy note9. it's the fastest note ever and is now 50% off the lease. everyone is going to want one from sprint. wait, 50% off? my analysis confirms this galaxy note9 is perfect for fortnite.

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>> jimmy: tonight on the show, show "single parents" which premieres september 26th here on abc, taran killam is with us. then their new album is called "young sick camellia," st. paul and the broken bones from the mercedes-benz stage. you can see st. paul and the broken bones on tour starting thursday night at the aztec theatre in san antonio. tomorrow night keegan-michael key will be here with dave salmoni and his wild animal friends and later this week christina aguilera, cate blanchett, paul scheer, ben mendelsohn, with music from slash featuring myles kennedy and the conspirators and the chainsmokers. our first guest is a two-time oscar-winning actor-mantarian, that's an actor and humanitarian, with a new tv show, believe it or not he goes on a mission to mars in "the first" debuting this friday on hulu, please welcome sean penn.

good to see you. you look good. sean, i don't know if you remember, but the last time you were here, president obama who was the president before donald trump was here that very night. >> uh-huh. >> you guys were on the show together. now here we are. it seems like so long ago, but it wasn't. >> i was relieved the current president was not back stage. i know he's busy. >> is he somebody you would want to talk to and have a conversation with? >> no. >> you would not? you don't feel like you could convince him of any.

>> you would get in a conversation with a 3-year-old. nothing to do. >> you do some really great things. i admire you and i tell you, i know you go to haiti a lot and this was something in the news a lot a few years back. there are still problems and still go there regularly. how often are you in haiti? >> i have 100 full time staff every day and i go back depending upon work and family schedule and when i'm called or needed in some way, i go back and i try to get back every couple of months. >> every couple of months you are back there. it's a great thing to do. for me, i find it inspiring. i really do. it's not just show up at a fancy fund-raiser, but you do it for real. >> it's a promising situation.

it's an extraordinary thing to see you go. the earthquake to watch this incredible resilience moving forward. it's going to be complicate and now it's difficult. we tend to look at the borders as the end of our humanity and it's very difficult to get people focused on just people. in general. in the same token, we have got big things happening in the next couple of days. tomorrow of course is september 11th. and then there is this terrible hurricane that i hope doesn't do the damage it's expected to do in south carolina and some on and take some lessons learned in haiti and start working with organizations on the ground.

in houston and so on. >> interesting. >> it's been rewarding for me to be part of and a learning curve, too. >> do you ever get scared going in? you are in real dangerous situations. not just actor danger situations. you interviewed el chapo. you infiltrated the mexican drug cartel . were you scared when you did that? >> i think of this very much the same way. i don't pilot an airplane. but i fly on them. once you get on the thing, you just kind of go with it. so when i decide to get on an airplane, i do my best and go with it. if it shakes a lot, i just breathe. that's a metaphor for everything else. if you get anxious about something, find your breath and remember you are not controlling it.

>> who is the scariest person you have ever met? >> it would have to be a woman. i was back stage. i know exactly who it is. i was back stage -- >> did she just turn 60 or no? >> no, no. it gets scarier as it goes on. i was wondering and i know you guys are friendly now. it wasn't my second wife either, but i was watching the woman giving birth and it brought me back to when my then wife and i were having our first child, we were having like the guy in the video. we gave birth in the car. it didn't see much we going on.

but so she at a certain point after about 17 hours it was clear she was going to have a c-section and they put up a curtain so if the food comes up or something. i'm standing at the curtain and this is the lower part of her body and here's her face and she can't see what i'm seeing. we had made a point of not knowing what the sex of our first child was going to be. i'm one of three boys, but i thought i had a concept of it could be a girl. meanwhile, when our first child was born, my daughter, dylan who is back stage with my son right now. i saw the doctor had cut his hands about this far inside her body and the incision. she looks at me and said did he cut yet?

and then he took the baby out and i thought oh, my god, he doesn't have a penis. i wasn't psychologically prepared. so probably that girl is terrifying. >> sean penn is here and the show is called first. we'll be right back with sean.

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that's a really good show. really good. >> what can we say about it? i never want to spoil it because i had seen and know the whole thing. i don't want to ruin it for anyone. >> i want to be careful about it because it was such an interesting thing to hear the one who created it. i first sat down and he told me what he was going to do. he was saying at the commercial, very rarely have i sat down with the visionary of something and come out the other end seeing it and saying it's exactly what he had in mind. all the nuance and where the emphasis would be. it's the furthest thing from what has been the traditional science fiction or space exploration str telling. so much has to do in terms of what i can say about character

that i play. it's that he was born to be the father of his young troubled daughter and he was born to be the commander of the first mission to mars and do you go away for what is a 2.5 year mission for reasons i won't get into. a need of a present parent. and so it's something that i think everyone deals with in their life and it's taken to the extreme of science. the extreme of adventure in those pursuits of the people that do that. i think all of us that struggle with the time that we spent with our which were and time that we spent pursuing those things that feed us or feed us or all of the things that we all have to do. all of that in the frame of this

freight aspiration that is sort of a super natural aspiration. >> do you remember the moon landing? do you have memories of that? >> i remember it very well. i remember it particularly because a friend of my father's, it's a long, long story that i won't bore you all with, but the son of my father's friend was one of the secret service agents attached to the astronauts. the astronauts had without approval from nasa had had a coin minted with the earth from the moon on the coin. >> they got the perspective wrong because they did it before they got up there. the coins were never touched by human hands. you can see the coin. then they brought them up and stamped them on the moon. they postage stamped the moon. that guy, that son of my father came back or the astronaut who

he was protecting came back and in gratitude for the time that the secret service agent spent, he gave one of these coins to in these envelopes. that secret service agent gave it to his father who gave it to my father who gave it to me. i still have that from when i was nine years old. >> wow. >> so that's -- i got the moon. >> yeah. i didn't realize neal armstrong was the first mail man on the moon. >> you weren't supposed to do it. >> when people watch the series, that story will be especially meaningful if you know what i mean. sean penn is doing a television show. the least you can do is watch it. it debut this is friday on hulu. sean penn, everybody. we'll be right back. back. i'm on the pill.

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>> from st. paul and the broken bones. you know our next guest from his new show called single parents. >> when was the last time you stayed up past 10? >> in the night time? >> when was the last time you made love. no judgment. this is a safe space. >> just ballpark. >> all right. ballpark. give or take a month, it's been about years. you said this was a safe space.

>> not that safe. >> single parents premiers wednesday, september 26th. say hello to taran killam. >> did you lose a bet or are you really -- >> i love the rams. it's monday night football. i really love the rams. we are 1-0! 1-0! whose house? >> they don't know. i don't feel like there are maybe just you. any huge rams fan unless you are from st. louis. >> they are em bittered.

i'm an l.a. native born and raised. first sporting event, i was about as old as the baby from the car. my parents took me to the rams game and when i was 18, 19. the first team that l.a. got, i was all in. it happened to be the rams. >> that's a reader promise. >> i was lonely. >> do you go to the games? >> i had season tickets fur the last three years. tonight is monday night football. the season opener in oakland. >> the raiders. >> playing the raiders. sean penn department wear the shoulder pads. >> doesn't seem very sean penny to me. >> you are into this kind of stuff in general. are you lakers in all that stuff? >> the lakers with my dad's team. dodgers is the baseball team if i claim it. i love football and it's about

the tradition. i grew up in big bear, california. >> such a weird place to grow up. >> i am throwing you curveballs. it was big bear high school football is a very big deal. they were huge 49ers fans. i was envious of that tradition. >> now you have one. you are the only one unfortunately. >> i was the only that i tried to get with the raiders and i couldn't get anybody to go with me. >> really? >> a lot of last second cancellations. it's 95 degrees and traffic is insane. i got so frustrated that i was not going to brave the coliseum by myself. i veered left and went to see crazy rich asians by myself. i had my hat and jersey and i

just fell in love with gemma chan. >> that's unbelievable. you are living a lonely life. >> it's whimsical. >> i didn't realize you had done this. how long did you do hamilton? >> i played king george for three months. >> three months? >> yeah, thank you. >> people drive you crazy, asking you for tickets and all that stuff. >> i will say six years which is a coveted ticket. not even half the amount as many people asked for hamilton. >> is that true? >> absolutely true. >> what do you do? i would be a nightmare. just buying them all tickets somehow. >> you are nicer than i. i was okay to be like i have the two shows. the show is very good because at that point it had been on for almost a year and they teach you

the cold calling script to stick to. thank you. unfortunately we were out of hamilton tickets. >> is that right? they guide you. >> tell them that you are booked or whatever. it was amazing. it was like fantasy camp. >> you have this show on abc and it's a very funny show. >> thank you. >> everybody today at work was like okay, this is a really funny show. everybody assumed a network show is not as good as these other shows on the a services. >> it's so hard to compete, but what the show does best, it's funny. the sentimental stuff, i have two daughters and that's what i'm most proud of. >> suffering from allergies. >> it's really interesting.

you were an avowed nerd and probably should have had your face painted when you came out. are you hoping this ensemble gives you like what kevin hart is to the eagles? >> absolutely. there was a ranking on a fan blog of celebrity rams fans. >> were there others? >> number one was ty berle. i definitely think i pulled ahead. third who i think was number one was danny. >> do you think he cares about the rams? >> he is in every game selling tacos shirtless. the rams are on the jumbotron. >> next time, lose the shirt. we will see if we can get you to the top of the list. >> premiering wednesday night here on abc. be right back with st. paul and

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>> we ran out of time and this is the album called young sick camillia. saint paul and the broken bones. ♪ ♪ telling all the stars her name hoping they just tell her hey ♪ ♪ and i love you baby i love you baby running all thru my brain wishing that i could stay ♪ ♪ and just hold you baby just hold you baby broken down from my orbit captain can you ♪ ♪ get her to call me though i may be far gone know that she's my only desire ♪

♪ stay in her arms where the moon is shaded lose control and i might just go crazy ♪ ♪ air is gone so now i'm never coming home air is gone so now i'm never coming home ♪ ♪ telling all the stars her name hoping they just tell her hey ♪ ♪ and i love you baby i love you baby running all thru my brain wishing that i could stay ♪ ♪ and just hold you baby just hold you baby

gravity is so crazy it's the only way ♪ ♪ i ever could touch you captain can you hear me i wish i was the one that told you ♪ ♪ stuck in moon dust trying to call my baby trying to reach her but now it's going hazy ♪ ♪ air is gone so now i'm never coming home

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