>> thanks for joining >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- taraji p. henson. comedian sebastian maniscalco. and music from imagine dragons on hollywood boulevard. and now, stay put, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's very nice. thank you. hi, everyone. guillermo, hello. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. that's very nice. [ cheers and applause ] i'm glad you're in a good mood. i know a lot of people are tense

and nervous. hope you had a good week. hope you remembered to set your clocks back. that's right. i set my clocks back an hour and my microwave back an hour and seven minutes so it never matches with any time zone at all. [ laughter ] if you're a parent who was up with their screaming children at 5:30 a.m. this morning, because kids don't care about daylight saving time, just remember, it's to conserve oil for our lamps or something like that. i don't know. why is it -- i used to love it when we get the extra hour. now it's just terrible. my daughter woke up extra early this morning just to rub it in. 5:30 i hear her over the baby monitor yelling, "hello!" "hello!" she turns into a 78-year-old realtor in the morning, walking into an unlocked open house, hello. i was up late last night. it was my brother's birthday yesterday. so we went to a steak house in holiday, a.p.l.

and my brother loves french dipped sandwiches. adam the chef made french dip sandwiches for him. they were delicious. i was so sad when they were gone, wishing there was more. then we went across the street to see the beastie boys. so adam horovitz and mike d. did a show together at a theater to promote their new beastie boys book. it was a lot of fun. they told stories, they showed home movies, they showed photos. they talked about adam yount. it was great. halfway through the show, though, i feel a little something stuck in my beard. turned out it was one last little bit of roast beef. [ laughter ] and i ate it. and it was delicious. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] what are you going to do? i told the people here at work, they're like oh, that's disgusting. i was like oh, it is? i don't know. this is how vikings would get through the winter, they'd store bits of meat in their beards

and they'd eat it when they're hungry. anyway. tomorrow morning if you haven't already i hope will you vote in the midterm elections. [ cheers and applause ] and then hopefully we'll be done hearing and talking about this for a while. i've had enough. i've got more e-mails this week from the beto o'rourke campaign than from my mother, my father, my children and my wife combined. my wife and i were in las vegas in nevada over the weekend to help drum up voter enthusiasm. and it was actually great to see a lot of young people out there motivated, exciting, knocking on doors. a lot of people -- by the way, a lot of people answer the door without shirts on, which is quite a thing. [ laughter ] it's interesting to get a glimpse in a stranger's home, even more so to see their nipples while you're doing it. [ laughter ] it is important that you vote. i'm sorry. i'm choking to death. and that you bully your family and friends into voting. there's a lot at stake tomorrow and for president trump that stake is well done and slathered in ketchup. [ laughter ] trump said today, this is for real, he said the midterms used

to be boring but now thanks to him they're like the hottest thing. [ laughter ] like he's running a nightclub or something. you know, people often say to me, you must be having so much fun with trump. there's so much material. and i've said this before. i'm not having fun with trump. okay? the stuff he does is so far beyond parody you don't even know what to make fun of. case in point. trump is threatening sanctions on iran but rather than doing the normal way he or someone in his camp decided to make a game of thrones style meme about it. this is the way they actually announced it. [ laughter ] he tweeted this photo that says "sanctions are coming" november 5th. as if the ayatollah is watching "game of thrones." but it's a fun reminder that our president thinks his job is a tv show and nuclear war would be a great sfainlz eason finale. it really would. [ laughter ] the president was on hbo yesterday spoutding big little

lies in an interview with axios. it was a comprehensive interview during which he had this to say about climate change. >> is there climate change? yeah. will it go back like this. will it change back, probably. that's what i think. i believe it goes this way. and i believe, yes, man, meaning us people, men and women, to be politically correct, because everyone says man but now we have to add women to that one too. men and women. we do have an impact. >> let me just -- he finally gives women equal credit and it's for destroying the planet. [ cheers and applause ] baby steps i guess. maybe we do have a little bit of fun with him. this is an interesting interview, trump's former lawyer slash porno fixer michael cohen told "vanity fair" that before trump became president he witnessed him on multiple occasions using racist language. which could really hurt trump with his base. just kidding. they don't --

[ laughter ] after they read the interview he went up 25 points. but michael cohen says he recalls being concerned that the crowds at trump's rallies were almost entirely white and trump replied, that's because black people are too stupid to vote for me. right. because when you look at those rally crowds, when you see them on tv, what immediately jumps out at you is how smart everyone appears to be. [ laughter ] neurosurgeons as far as the eye can see. [ cheers and applause ] but i don't know. first of all, it seems convenient for him to point that out now. and also i don't believe donald trump said that about black people. he let kanye hug him. you don't get more inclusive than that. meanwhile, president obama you remember that guy? [ cheers and applause ] he's been out on -- he's been out on the campaign trail. yesterday he was in gary, indiana where he reminisced about some of the tactics his opponents used to scare people away from his health care plan before the midterm election in 2010. >> you remember in 2010 when we were passing the affordable care act they said obama is going to

set up death panels to kill your grandma. now, they never explained why i would want to do that. that's a weird thing to do. but folks, believe it, remember? had all those tea party folks out there, sarah palin and everybody saying oh, no, no, he's trying to kill your grandma. >> jimmy: yeah. let tell you something, my grandmother died in 2006, obama still hasn't provided an alibi for that. and on behalf of the kimmel family we demand answers. [ laughter ] you know, in this election in particular we've been hearing a lot about how hopelessly divided america is. but are we really? let's take a look. according to recent polls of americans 87% want to protect social security. 70% favor medicare for all. 75% support coverage for pre-existing conditions. 72% want to keep insurers from

charging sick people more. 86% want to protect the dreamers. 70% say immigration should be kept at current levels or increased. 68% favor stronger rules on the financial industry. 76% support higher taxes on the wealthy. 78% support paid family medical leave. 66% support stricter gun laws. 97% support universal background checks. 59% say we need to do more to fight climate change. 68% say we can fight climate change and protect jobs. 62% support tuition-free college based on income levels. 83% support net neutrality. and 77% want limits on how much people and organizations can contribute to political campaigns. take a look at that. that doesn't look so divided to me. if that's divided, that's divided the way -- [ cheers and applause ] i mean -- you know how that's divided? that's divided the same way donald trump divides up a bucket of chicken.

four for me, one for you. four for me, here's a wing for you. this is what americans believe. and this is what -- we believe that you should vote for candidates who believe in those things too instead of just picking an r or a d. right, guillermo? am i right? >> guillermo: that's right, jimmy. you're correct, jimmy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: voter turnout is already much higher than it was in 2014 for the last midterm election. you know 43 people voted in the last midterm election? most everyone you meet says they're planning to vote. we want to do our own test of that so we went on the street last tuesday and asked if people have gone to the polls and voted in the midterms that day. of course the midterms happen tomorrow. be clear these are not early voters, they are people falsely

claiming they went to their polling place that morning in tonight's midterm voter edition of lie witness news. ♪ >> so tell me all about what it was like this morning when you voted in the historic midterm election, was your polling place busy? not too bad? >> not too bad actually. not as busy as i thought it would be. >> how long did you wait to vote? >> like 30 minutes, which is i think not too bad for a place like hollywood. >> what was it like at your polling place this morning when you voted? >> it was super busy. a lot of people coming out. more people want to be involved in voting. so it was really, really cool to see that. >> did you have to present your i.d.? or they let you go without one? >> i had to present my i.d. >> what i.d. did you present at the polls this morning? >> my driver's license. >> what backup i.d. did you show as well? >> my school i.d. >> and what was the third backup? >> my credit card. >> did you vote for senate, congress, supreme court or president today? >> honestly? >> yeah. >> i voted for supreme court and the other ones just because. yeah.

>> did they hand out anything besides free stickers at your polling place? did they hand out those bacon-wrapped hot dogs? >> no bacon-wrapped hot dogs. there was cookies. >> what kind of cookies did you get? >> chocolate chip. >> how did that taste? >> it was good, chewy. >> chewy? >> did you vote yes on proposition 9. >> yes, i did. >> why do you think it is a good idea to make medicinal aspirin illegal? >> like with any type of medication it can be addictive. so i just want to be careful. >> sure. >> did you vote yes or no on proposition 91? >> no. >> what were you afraid the orphans would spend that money on? >> how did you vote on proposition 91? >> no. >> why? >> it just didn't give me the right feeling. >> who did you vote for for l.a. unified student body president, aiden or kayla? >> oh, my gosh. i think i voted for aden. >> you want an i voted sticker?

>> sure. >> again, you can only have the i voted sticker if you actually voted. >> yeah. >> do you swear? >> i swear. >> do you swear on your life? >> yeah, sure. >> i had one earlier but it came off. so thank you. thank you so much. >> or it didn't. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. there you go. let me tell you something. i made the discovery this afternoon and i never knew about this, you can see if someone voted, it's a matter of public record. you can see who -- you can't see who or what they voted for but you can see if they did or did not vote. there's even an app called "vote with me" that will go through your contact list and tell you who you know who voted and who didn't. oh, yes. yeah. that's right. so if you're planning to tell people you voted and you don't, rest assured there will be some jerk like me looking it up. [ laughter ] that's right. we have a new number one movie in america.

"bohemian rhapsody" is the number one movie in america. a biopic about freddie mercury. it was champion at the box office. starring rami malek. it made a lot of money here and all over the world. we ran it by our in-house critic yaya here he is talking about the movie "bohemian rhapsody." >> hi. it's me yehya. hi, it's me yehya. hi, it's me yehya! i talk about the new movie! the new movie behind me it's call bombonbonbon. this movie is the guy for the story about the guys been friends. it's the older guy with the big mustache. and the movie talk about the guy how he's come famous after he come very famous and after he love one guy and he do sex with the guy.

right? ♪ mamma mia ♪ mamma mia ♪ mamma mia let me go he's the actor in that movie rami malek. he did the movie "mr. rabbit." and he's in the movie penny stellar. the dinosaur. you know the one you just yell. brent is like english guy big music. like the people long time ago they still are. and i got elton john, anglebird hum humerding. he tom jones and the trump guy. rum fella or something like that. really stone. i also got the famous people. the hoot. and i got the stink. and this movie with robin malek, the canadian guy, his name mike meyer. he's in the movie with eddie murphy. it's called like "shrink." he's in the movie "austin

bauer." and also the guy mini, mini, mini man is in the movie with him. austin bauer say -- one million dollar. baby. good luck for bren. good luck for the movie. good luck for malek. and cut. >> yehya, do you know who freddie mercury is? >> the name i don't -- show me the picture. >> jimmy: thank you, yehya. you did great. you did it again. tonight on the show music from imagine dragons. sebastian maniscalco is here. and we'll be right back with taraji p. henson. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: abc's "jimmy kimmel live," brought to you by subaru. do you want to take the path or the shortcut? not too fast. (vo) you do more than protect parks when you share the love.

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guy. he has a multi-night run coming up at madison square garden in new york. sebastian maniscalco is here with us. [ cheers and applause ] then, with their new song from watch this, this song is on two different albums. one of them is "origins." it comes out on friday. and it is on the soundtrack for the new movie "ralph breaks the internet." imagine dragons on hollywood boulevard. [ cheers and applause ] maybe i was more excited about that than anyone else. later this week our guests include melissa mccarthy, anthony anderson, dennis miller, sebastian stan, and we will have music from jeff goldblum featuring haley reinhart, the milk carton kids. and tomorrow night, we are live for an up-to-the-moment midterm election special with sacha baron cohen and l.a. maye. so please join us for what will [ cheers and applause ] either be one of the happiest or most depressing nights of your life. all right. of all of the taraji hensons in the world, with their many middle initials, our first guest tonight is undoubtedly number

one. she's a golden globe-winning star of screens large and small. her new movie "ralph breaks the internet" opens the day before thanksgiving. please welcome taraji p. henson. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: you look great. i like that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: taraji, may i ask just an odd and perhaps random question? but where do you stand on daylight saving time? >> i'm trying to understand what it's for. >> jimmy: well, you know, it's a long story. >> does it really save time -- i mean energy or -- >> jimmy: no. in fact it wastes time because you've got to get up on a ladder and chait clock over the refrigerator twice a year. >> it's a waste of our time. >> jimmy: i agree. i'm glad you're with me on that.

>> because i never get that extra hour of sleep anyway because i'm conditioned to wake up when i wake up. >> jimmy: oh, that's it? you wake up the same time, whether it's 6:00 or 7:00? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what time do you wake up in the morning? >> i usually wake up about 7:00 a.m. >> jimmy: that's a reasonable time to wake up. lu talk to my daughter? [ laughter ] >> you have to learn that. it comes with years. it's with age. >> jimmy: we have the whole street hollywood boulevard shut down for your new movie. >> i saw that. >> jimmy: the big premiere of the new movie. [ cheers and applause ] is it fun still for you to go to a movie premiere? i know you've been to a bunch of them. is that still fun for you? >> it's different when it is for a disney animated film. >> jimmy: in a good or bad way? >> in a great way. i have a doll now. [ applause ] >> jimmy: is that your first doll? >> yes. >> jimmy: wow. did they give you a bunch of them? >> they did. yes. yes! that's her name. >> jimmy: that is her name. your character's name. >> yesss. >> jimmy: with three ss. >> with three ss.

>> jimmy: that's pretty great. will you display the doll in your home? >> yes. i want the cut outs. wait until you see me on my flight back to chicago with that big cutout in the chair next to me. >> jimmy: oh, you're going to take that. >> yeah. don't you want a cutout of yourself? >> jimmy: no. >> i do. [ laughter ] well actually it's not of me it's of an animated -- >> jimmy: that's a little better. it would be weird to have a cutout of your own person. >> well i want one. >> jimmy: it's good for like potential burglars or something. they can see oh, there she is, she's in the house. who do you bring to the premiere? do you bring family, friends, your fiance? >>er, he's here. he's backstage. [ applause ] >> jimmy: may i ask about your fiance? because i like football. >> yeah please do. >> jimmy: your fiance has a super bowl ring. >> he does. >> jimmy: did he give you the super bowl ring when you got engaged? did he get down and say this ring means more to me than any engagement ring from zales ever could? i want you to have this super bowl ring. >> no. he actually went to dubai and

got my ring. >> jimmy: oh, he went to dubai. that's exciting. are you planning? are you working on the wedding plans? or is it still a long way off? >> you know what? it's a ways off. i was pressuring myself, everyone's like when is the date, when is the date, and finally, i was like i'm in control, so we're going to wait. when we have a date we'll let everyone know. >> jimmy: you'll let everyone know? >> yes. i'll let the word know. >> jimmy: how much advance notice lu give? >> it will be enough. >> jimmy: are you going to have a big wedding party? >> no, i want it to be intimate with my closest friends and family. >> jimmy: sought people not invited will then know they're not among your closest friends and family. it's a good way to rank the people in your life. >> it's okay. they love me anyway. i keep it real all the time. >> how many people are you thinking? >> i'm thinking maybe 200.

i have a big family. >> that's a pretty big amount. >> i have a big family. >> what about his family? >> his family is big. not as big as mine. >> jimmy: will he get half of the guests? >> sure. >> jimmy: he will. >> he's just like baby, whatever you want. long as you're happy. >> jimmy: that's good. well, we're going to take a break. and i'm glad that you're happy. congratulations on, that by the way. taraji p. henson is here. her new movie is called "ralph breaks the internet." we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by hilton hotels and resorts. book now at hilton.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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have you thought this through at all? what do you plan on even doing in these videos? >> i'll copy whatever is popular. >> genius! >> yo, what's trending right now? >> let's have a looky looky. as usual, human suffering is number one. followed by hot pepper eating challenges, video game

walk-throughs. screaming boats are back. unboxings. cooking demos. makeup tutorials. and lastly, bee puns. >> bee? >> jimmy: that is "ralph breaks the internet." in theaters november 21st. taraji p. henson is here. >> yes. >> your character was not in the first "wreck it ralph" movie. you came on board for this franchise. >> yeah that's exciting. >> jimmy: have you seen the whole movie already? >> i have. it's so sweet and so charming. i like to say if you have elders or anyone who don't understand what the internet is take them to see this movie. >> jimmy: oh, is that right? >> yeah. what is an internet? come on, let's go to the movies. >> jimmy: because the last one was all about the world of video games and this one gets into the internet. >> yes and now i have a sense of calm because even though i know it's not true, now i know what

the internet looks like. >> jimmy: oh, you've seen it. >> yeah you will be like, oh, that's what it looks like. it looks like candyland. >> i go on twitter it doesn't feel like candyland. >> all those mean monsters, yeah, no. >> jimmy: now that you have this movie, you're getting a star on the hollywood walk of fame. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes! >> jimmy: when is that happening? >> it's happening in january. >> jimmy: do you get to request? do you get a choice of where you want the star to be? >> i think -- well, i was told if you don't buy your star -- if you buy your star you end up on an obscure side street. >> jimmy: what do you mean if you buy it? >> you can purchase your own star. you can buy it. >> jimmy: i don't think you can. you mean anybody can get a star? >> no, not anybody but you have to be in the union or -- >> jimmy: can i tell you how it works? >> please tell me. >> jimmy: first of all, you have to be invited to get a star. >> oh, you have to be invited. >> jimmy: so there was a panel that evaluated you and said yes, we will give her a star. and then they say, but it's going to cost like $20,000. >> oh, but i -- but see that's

the part where i can either pay for the $20,000 or who pays for it? >> jimmy: someone else usually pays for it. >> who paid for mine? >> jimmy: guillermo paid for yours. >> he did? >> guillermo: i did, yeah. i love you. >> jimmy: that's how he is. >> jimmy: usually it's like a movie company or something like that. you should probably find out. so you can say thanks -- >> i should find out and send them thank you flowers or something. >> jimmy: and you don't know where in the neighborhood it will be. >> it better not be on an obscure street -- >> jimmy: no. it's all on hollywood boulevard. >> it needs to be in front of the el capitan or the chinese theater. >> jimmy: all right. or it could anybody front of our theater. >> absolutely. anywhere within this block is great. >> jimmy: okay. good. i'll let them know. >> who do i talk to? >> jimmy: i'll take care of this. don't worry. we see them walking around here. >> i know people, mom. >> jimmy: is your mom going to come out for that? >> my mom is coming, my

94-year-old grandmother is coming. >> jimmy: that's exciting. >> she keeps calling baby when are you getting that star ? >> jimmy: that will be fun for them to see. >> yeah. >> have you thought about who will speak on your behalf? >> i have not. >> jimmy: you pick two people. maybe you should pick people who didn't get invited to the wedding because then they'll be like on one hand i didn't get invited to the wedding on the other hand she asked me to give the star speech. >> that's a good idea. >> jimmy: have you decided? i don't know if you're aware of this but you have to decide the logo on your star is either if you're in television it's a television set or if you're in movies it's a movie camera. or it can be radio or other things. but i assume you're going to pick either television or movies. which one lu select? you can actually get one for each of those things. >> i'm doing movies. >> jimmy: you're doing movies. >> movies first. >> jimmy: then you better ask the movie people to pay for it. people at "empire" are like we're not paying for this. >> no, "empire's" not paying for it. i'm going to have the movie logo. i'm going to be a movie star,

honey. i am a movie star. [ applause ] >> jimmy: some of us feel okay about working in television. but no, it's fine. [ laughter ] >> i'm just saying what i dreamed of as a little girl. >> jimmy: i know. we'll talk about it after the show. taraji p. henson everyone. "ralph breaks the internet" november 21st. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] .

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>> jimmy: still to come, music from imagine dragons. our next guest is a very funny comedian, actor, and best-selling author who's been sweating pesto from his pores on his sold out stand-up tour.

it's called "stay hungry." he has four shows at madison square darden garden in january. please welcome sebastian maniscalco. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ by the way, i feel i should mention that as a comedian doing four shows at madison square garden is a tremendous accomplishment. so congratulations. >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: that's a big deal. >> big deal. but you know, call home, i tell my parents -- i come from a very negative family. >> jimmy: is that right? >> so when they heard that, my father's like, you're going to be tired. what are you doing? it's never met with any type of positivity. like tonight i'm on the show, right? they're watching. they're going to critique how i'm doing. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. why don't you smile more? sit up.

>> jimmy: why do you think that is? they want to keep you grounded? >> yeah, just everything i do is normally met with this type of behavior. like i'm in this movie "the green book," right? >> jimmy: right. which is a huge deal. [ cheers and applause ] this movie is almost certainly going to get nominated for an academy award. >> yeah. that's the buzz. so i sent the trailer to my parents. >> jimmy: right. >> and again, you're not in the trailer. [ laughter ] not good enough to be in the movie, you're not in the trailer. >> jimmy: why aren't you in the trailer? did anyone explain that to you? you can't get a special trailer cut just for them so they'll be excited about it? >> no. >> jimmy: will they come to those shows at msg? >> oh, yeah. they're going to be there. my father will be taking notes. >> jimmy: will they bring the extended family? the neighbors, the barber, all of those people. >> no. we're not that italian. where we bring the family and the neighborhood. they're just going to come, small tight group, my sister, my

mother, my father, my wife, my in-laws. >> jimmy: if they're too negative when they review your performance on the show tonight charge them to come. don't comp them any tickets. make them pay to be there. >> i should. that's what i should start doing. >> jimmy: you have a role in martin scorsese's next movie, "the irishman." right? >> yeah. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i mean, that's a great thing and i'm sure your parents had mixed feelings about it. but is that something you ever imagined would happen to you? >> these are guys i grew up, scorsese, de niro, pacino, pesci's in the film. >> do you have scenes with these guys? >> first day my scene is with de anywhere niro apesci. i'm sweating. and hoping i don't get fired. i don't want to be talking to them between takes. i just want to keep my mouth shut.

>> jimmy: oh, really? no social life. >> when they yell cut i'm not going to go up to de niro and go, so, what's going on at home? i want to mind my ps and qs. >> jimmy: so that's how you work. >> that's how i work. they yelled cut once and we were standing face to face, and we didn't say a word for like two minutes, just staring at one another. [ laughter ] i don't know what this guy's doing in his head. one of our best actors we've got. i'm just worried. >> jimmy: just looking at him, huh? that sounds comfortable. did it ever become social at all? >> so de niro ended up coming to my radio city music hall show. came backstage and we kind of -- you know, kind of broke bread. >> jimmy: you spoke? >> yeah. it was more social there. felt like i could -- >> jimmy: it would be great if he showed up just to stare you down again. [ laughter ] what did he say? what did you guys talk about? >> he was just eating a lot. picking stuff. good, good. so, yeah, he was just very complimentary. very nice guy.

it was nice that he came. >> jimmy: i know you've been working a lot. have you had any breaks? did you get to go on vacation or anything like that? ? yeah, we went to italy. i took my family to italy. >> jimmy: when you say you took your family, who went? >> my wife, my little daughter, my mother, my sister and her family. >> jimmy: sow really took the family. >> a whole group. >> jimmy: where did you go? did you go to like your home area? >> sicily. and then we went to tuscany. and what italy is missing is wi-fi. >> jimmy: is that right? they don't have wifi? >> it's just like they're banking on like the coliseum and venice. yeah, that's great but nobody can get on the internet and find out how you get there. you know? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that was your complaint about italy? >> yeah. i'm like where's the wi-fi? >> jimmy: who do you even talk to about something like that? >> you know what, there's no manager. there's nothing. italy is very --

>> jimmy: it's different there. >> different, yeah. when you go to the restaurant they give you a menu that has higher prices. so if you're a local you'll get a different menu. if you're a tourist they'll soak you. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah. so i'm thinking, could you imagine if they did that here? two german guys walk into a restaurant they give them a menu with higher prices. there would be a riot. >> jimmy: it would lead on cnn every half hour. all day. >> but we as americans when we go over to other countries we're just like oh, that's the way they do it here. [ laughter ] there's no like -- >> jimmy: yeah, this is the one time where we mind our ps and qs. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's funny too because you grow up as an italian and you feel like you're an italian until you go to italy. and then they're like you're not italian, you're an american. here, eat this, it's $35 for spaghetti. >> yeah, yeah.

>> jimmy: did your parents enjoy it? did your mother enjoy -- >> my mother loved it. my wife doesn't know how to talk to foreigners. like i grew up, my dad's a foreigner. he came here when he was 15 years old. so i get broken english. i get it. i know how to communicate with that. my wife thinks we're in the states, we go to the restaurants and she's like you know, we normally get -- i go babe, they don't know we normally get. you know? just give the key words. pasta. you know. meat. my wife's like trying to rearrange the whole menu. i get so upset when my wife orders, i have to go to the bathroom while she orders because i get embarrassed. >> jimmy: even here in the united states? >> yeah. her whole family. when we go out to dinner. i'm going to go to the bathroom, you guys figure this out. and i'll just insert myself into when the appetizers come. terrible. >> jimmy: sounds like you're going through a lot right now. [ applause ]

>> yeah. i'm going through a hell of a lot. >> jimmy: will your parents call you after the show or will you call them for a review? >> if i don't get a call from my dad, he didn't like it. [ laughter ] then my mother will say something about something. >> jimmy: all right. he if they don't watch when you talk about them they're not going to like anything. it's great to see you. congratulations on the big madison square garden shows in january. and sebastian is live on the "stay hungry" tour. you can see all the dates and all the information at sebastianlive.com. sebastian maniscalco, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with imagine dragons.

♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪

>> jimmy: i want to thank taraji p. henson and sebastian maniscalco, apologies to matt damon. we threw him over the side. "nightline" is next. but first, their new album "origins" comes out friday. here with the song "zero" from "ralph breaks the internet" premiere on hollywood boulevard, imagine dragons! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ooh i find it hard to say the things i want to say the most ♪ ♪ find a little bit of steady as

i get close find a balance in the middle of the chaos ♪ ♪ send me low send me high send me never demigod ♪ ♪ i remember walking in the cold of november hoping that i make it to the end of december ♪ ♪ 27 years and the end on my mind but holding to the thought of another time ♪ ♪ but looking to the ways of the ones before me looking for the path of the young and lonely ♪ ♪ i don't want to hear about what to do i don't want to do it just to do it for you ♪ ♪ hello hello let me tell you what it's like to be a ♪ ♪ zero zero let me show you what it's like to always ♪ ♪ feel feel like i'm empty and there's nothing really ♪ ♪ real real i'm looking for a way out ♪ ♪ hello hello let me tell you what it's like to be a ♪ ♪ zero zero let me show you what it's like to always ♪ ♪ feel feel like i'm empty and there's nothing really ♪ ♪ real real i'm looking for a way out ♪ ♪ i find it hard to tell you how i want to run away ♪ ♪ i understand it always makes you feel a certain way ♪ ♪ i find a balance in the middle of the chaos ♪ ♪ send me up send me down send me never demigod ♪ ♪ i remember walking in the heat

of the summer wide-eyed one with a mind full of wonder ♪ ♪ 27 years and i've nothing to show falling from the dove to the dark of the crow ♪ ♪ looking to the ways of the ones before me looking for a path of the young and lonely ♪ ♪ i don't want to hear about what to do no i don't want to do it just to do it for you ♪ ♪ hello hello let me tell you what it's like to be a ♪ ♪ zero zero let me show you what it's like to always ♪ ♪ feel feel like i'm empty and there's nothing really ♪ ♪ real real i'm looking for a way out ♪ ♪ hello hello let me tell you what it's like to be a ♪ ♪ zero zero let me show you what it's like to always ♪ ♪ feel feel like i'm empty and there's nothing really ♪ ♪ real real i'm looking for a way out ♪ ♪ let me tell you about it well let me tell you about it ♪ ♪ maybe you're the same as me

let me tell you about it ♪ ♪ well let me tell you about it they say the truth will set you free ♪ ♪ hello hello let me tell you what it's like to be a ♪ ♪ zero zero let me show you what it's like to always ♪ ♪ feel feel like i'm empty and there's nothing really ♪ ♪ real real i'm looking for a way out ♪ ♪ hello hello let me tell you what it's like to be a ♪ ♪ zero zero let me show you what it's like to never ♪ ♪ feel feel like i'm good enough for anything ♪ ♪ real real i'm looking for a way out ♪ ♪ ♪

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this is "nightline." >> tonight, living on the edge. american border towns suddenly militarized. residents caught up in a political showdown. the so-called caravan called an invasion by the president, inspiring some to take up patrol. >> this is the united states. it belongs to us. >> and others to lend a helping hand. >> they're not coming to hurt us. they're coming for a better life. plus amanda bynes. the child star turned teen idol. >> it's such fun. >> was all that and a can of hairspray. ♪ you can't stop the river >> when her rising star imploded in a shocking public breakdown. now opening up about her out-of-control drug use, the movie role she says drove her over the edge, and her personal