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home in hollywood, california, where once again we are victims of a previously unseen phenomenon known as rain. have you heard of this stuff? it's been raining for not one but three days in a row. one more day like this and i'm building an ark, i really am. it's always funny when it rains. our local weather people go wild. it's like being a sports reporter in a city that has no team. so when the rain does come on, though, the slickers hit the road and they hit the streets hard. >> this is a hell of a lot of rain right now. this is a crazy amount of rain, yeah. i'm pretty sure. it's been like a trickle, but like a trickle all day long, which is nuts. it's totally wild. >> brandon needs his poncho when cruising hollywood in the rain, because he likes to keep the sunroof open. >> everything raining inside. and that's comfortable for me,

you know? >> feels natural? >> natural. let the spirits in. you know. >> jimmy: i don't know why everyone thinks we're weird. it's. [cheers and applause] do you see what we're dealing with here? we're not even able to drive with our sunroofs open. it's a nightmare. meanwhile, the rest of the country is bracing for a snowstorm. congratulations go to the weather channel who are this week's recipients for the award in excellence in report being. >> where you are you are dealing with a lot more snow than what we have in roanoke, virginia. how are you helping people there in arlington get through this storm? >> i can't hear anything. i can't hear anything. >> jimmy: all right, well, sorry, arlington, you're on your own. [ applause ] today is day 26 of the government shutdown, the longest shutdown ever.

it gets longer every day. since nobody seems to be able to get any movement on this, republicans, democrats, nobody's even talking, i want to make my case directly to the president. mr. president, your royal bigliness, sir, on the offchance you aren't watching judge jan jn pe pirro with your pants off right now, we know you're not going to end the shutdown until you get the magical mexican wall, you and i know this is just not going to happen. i want to appeal to something that's even more important to you, and i know it doesn't mean much to donald trump that a bunch of americans are being forced to work without paychecks or that vital services like food inspection and the tsa, anti-terrorism efforts are being compromised, but i know what does matter to you, down do the bottom of your kentucky fried little heart. and that is golf.

donald trump has not been able to play a round of golf in 52 days. the only time he gets to yell fore now is only when he tells his staff how many burgers you want. with one crazy zigzag sharp sharpie, you could be back on the greens of mar-a-lago faster than you can say pocahontas. if's a win/win. the federal employees can go back to work and you can get back to what you do best, cheating at golf. it's good for you, good for america. we need you out on the golf course as much as possible to keep from you doing things. so think about it. [cheers and applause] you want a shutdown? or play golf? let's play our way out of the rough together is what i'm trying to say.

this shutdown is putting a dent in the president's popularity. a new poll says only 45% of white americans who do not have college degrees support the president now. and that must be tough for him. because, as you know, this is his group. >> i love the poorly educated. >> jimmy: he loves the poorly educated. and only 45% of them love him back. in the last two week, we've been trying to do some good here at the show for those affected by the shutdown. each night we've been giving jobs to a federal worker, someone who's not getting paid. and last night we hired a couple who worked for the irs, a husband and wife, each hoo wowh for the irs. we hired them to be tididididid entourage. and our federal employee of the night tonight is john saltsman, where are you, john?

[cheers and applause] welcome, glad to have you here. what is it specifically you do for the government? >> i'm a lead assistance engineer with nasa. i work on a quiet supersonic aircraft called the x-59. >> jimmy: real lie? you c it's not a secret thing? you need your paycheck. >> yes. >> jimmy: you seem like since you work there you'd be good with buttons, yes? >> i think so. >> jimmy: so we're going to put you in charge of the applause sign in the studio. every one of these has a button. there's a button you push when we need to wake the oaudience u and remind them they're not at home watching tv. you just hit that button. so go ahead and try it. [cheers and applause] well done. have fun with it.

don't go too crazy with it, but have fun with it. john saltsman, everyone. [cheers and applause] >> all right. >> jimmy: by the way, great in the bedroom, too, that thing. the president is scheduled to deliver his annual state of the union address in just under two weeks. there's a chance he won't be able to, because speaker pelosi asked him to postpone the speech or give it in writing instead. the speaker of the house has to invite the president to deliver the state of union from the house. she said sadly, given the security concerns i suggest we work together to determine another suitable date or for you to deliver your state of the union address in write beiing ja 29. asking the president to read and write, she's really getting

under his skin. i'd like to see him spell the word union. and the vice poodle, mike pence was hard at work brown nosing around town while his wife, mother pence, has a part-time job. did you know this? she has taken a part-time job at as an art teacher at a school that bans gay and lesbian teachers, for real. don't hit that applause. we'll be in a lot of trouble. it's called emmanuel christian school. the agreement says they will refuse enrollment to those who engage in homosexual behavior. it's like a sliver only in hogwarts. they don't teach biology, because the bi is in it. what do gay people know about the arts, you know? that school maust have the wors

theater program else. i mentioned last night, mike the situation from "jersey shore", remember him? very talented man. he gacbegan serving an eight-mo prison sentence for tax fraud. he's in pretty good company. >> the situation is serving his sentence at the federal correctional institution in new jersey. that's the same medium security prison where attorney michael cohen is expected to serve a three-year sentence starting in march. >> think can pley can play tenna other sport, they offer herbal tea, turkey bacon and raw almonds. >> jimmy: oh, that's nice, he and cohen together nibbling turkey bacon and raw almonds. i don't know if you heard about this, but the future of footwear

is here. beusik today unveiled what they're calling the first self-lacing basketball shoe. this is a shoe whose laces you control with an app, it's called adapt bb. they'll sell for $350. this is the reality back to the future predict the, riged, righ, biff being the most important person in the world. you synch it to your shoes and tap your phone until you have the perfect fit or you can tie your on [ bleep ] damn shoelaces, but. [ applause ] it's for basketball. it's going to be awkward when lebron says he can't play because he didn't charge his shoes last night. can't go out tonight, my shoes are at 3%. you know, i've been wourking on my own line of smart clothing,

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[ applause ] >> so the way these work, they're controlled by an app. >> okay. >> so when i press right and left, each shoe is going to lace up. so i'm pressing the right one. let me know when you feel it. are you feeling it tightening on the right? >> yeah. >> okay. does that feel good? >> yes, it does. >> okay. i'm going to switch to the left. are you feeling that now? >> oh, yeah, yeah, you can feel it. it just adjusts to your foot. it like hugs your foot basically, is what it feels like. they feel really comfortable. >> so you think it does a batesbetter job than if you laced it yourself? >> an easier job. >> i'mren i and you tell me how it feels. do you feel it tightening? >> yeah. >> what does it foeel like? >> it's getting tighter. i have wide feet, too, it

conforms to your foot a lot better. >> there's also a reflectionology mode which will give your feet a massage. do you feel that as well? >> it almost feels warmer, not a vibe rating, but you request decan tell it's moving around an a little bit. >> it's suctioning up my ankles. >> there's a feature that has some heat, do you want to try that also? >> yeah. >> i can press on that. it should be, the heat comes from the ball of your foot, in that area. i don't know if you feel it. >> yeah, i feel a little warming sensation. >> how does that feel? >> it's interesting, i've never. >> there's also a cooling feature for the summertime. so i'm going to switch it to that. >> you can kind of feel that transition from the heat to the cooling. that's awesome.

>> a lot of the problem, i have a problem with my toes being cold in the front. >> there's also a toe-warming section if you don't want heat all around. i can turn that on, too, to see if that makes a difference. it's a little bit of a boost. >> oh, oh, i feel that, yeah. >> does it feel good? >> yeah, it does. >> do you feel it tightening? >> a little, yeah. >> what does it feel like? >> um, it's like a slight squeeze, but i feel like it forms around your foot. it feels really great. i have like really high arches, and so it's really working out for me. >> you said you have high arches. there's actually a function on this where can you increase or decrease the arch support. >> really? >> so i'm going to increase the arch in the right sneaker right now. tell us if you're feeling it or when i should stop. >> okay. stop. >> how does that feel? >> it feels great.

it feels like the ones, the insoles i get from my doctor. i probably don't look taller, but i feel like i've been elevated. >> do you want me to even them out and do the left one? >> yeah. >> let me know when it's at the right. >> stop. >> great. >> i love them. >> yeah? >> it's not too tight. it's not too loose. i feel like this was the easiest thing in the whole entire world. >> you wouldn't lie about that, right? >> no. [ applause ] [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: tonight on the show, we got a good one, music from sharon van eten, stephan james is here, we'll be back with little elily tomlin and jane fonda. nd jane fonda. >> dicky: abc's jimmy kimmel live brought to you by crown royal. rown

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[cheers and applause] >> jimmy: all right, welcome back. tonight from homecoming on amazon, and the movie "if beale street could talk", james is here. and the new album, sharon van eten from the mercedes benz stage. regina king will be here tomorrow, john bernthal and music juanour ne guests have a together, grace and frankie, please say hello to lily tomlin and jane fonda.

[cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and ♪ >> jimmy: it's great to have you here. is that a ramon shirt you're wearing there? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: nice, i like that. how you guys doin'? how's everything? >> we're doing great. we're kind of far apart from each other. >> jimmy: do you feel uncomfortable now that you're far apart? now that you work together you're practically joined at the hip. i like that, that's better. >> much better. >> jimmy: when you guys started working together, were you friends beforehand? or no. >> well, we haven't quite become friends yet. >> jimmy: you haven't yet.

you still feel like you're learning things about each other five seasons in? >> yeah. >> yeah. i am fascinated with her, because she's, she's somebody asked the question, and i get ready to answer it really boring, and she always says something really funny. i cannot believe the funny bone that she has. and i, i have loved her from the moment i saw her. [cheers and applause] sf >> listen, listen. she has been, she has been unbelievable. she told a story earlier this, she told a story earlier today that was outrageous. >> jimmy: really? >> it had to do with like a cockroach. and some private parts. >> jimmy: really, a cockroach? >> no, no. i want get over it. >> jimmy: well, if you want to share it, please.

>> next question. >> yeah, move on. >> jimmy: it is true. you do have, your brain is like lightning, it really is amazing, lily. >> it is not, it is so slow. no, i don't want to be put up against anybody. >> jimmy: you are obviously a comedy legend. there's no two ways about it, whether you like it or not. [ applause ] you know, in our family, you were one of our all-time favorites, no question about that. >> that was all back in the early '70s. the standard was very low. >> jimmy: the standard was not low. one of the stories i heard about, i always wanted to ask you about was richard pryor. richard pryor did one of your variety shows in the '70s. >> he did two of them. >> jimmy: how did you and richard pryor come together? at that time you were doing very different stuff? >> well, only, only separated by a little bit of language, maybe.

>> jimmy: yes, yes. that was a big thing back then, sure. >> but it was natural to him. >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> i mean, he had the credibility for it. if i used a lot of language, it would be kind of like, you know. >> jimmy: it wouldn't have been as accepted. >> go sit down someplace. >> didn't he see you and wanted to meet you and work with you? >> no, not terribly. i know you're my bestie. it was the other way around. i adored richard. i'd seen him at the improv, so as soon as i got a special, i said i want richard pryor to be on the special. so i called him up and tried to get him to come on the special, and i'm sure he's thinking, i got to check this white, you know, girl out. and if he said that, okay, we'll spend the day together. >> jimmy: nice. >> that was great, that was good. i had the, you know, i had the

cache of skp"laugh-in", and everybody loved me. so we went down to the neighborhood, and i lived in the neighborhood when i was younger. >> jimmy: he vetted you? >> he kind of vetted me, he did. so he's thinking, i don't know how she got through that one so slick. then he challenged me to go to a porno movie. >> is it true? >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's quite a challenge. >> i said i will go, but i'll pay my own way. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and you went to a theater? >> yeah. and we went to a porno movie, and we sat there and watched it and everything like that. >> jimmy: do you remember the movie? >> it was kind of like had medical, some kind of medical underpinnings to it. >> jimmy: i see. >> playing doctor. >> playing doctor? >> somebody was playing doctor?

>> no, no, i kwapcan't remember. it's 50 years ago. it was black and white and the people were unattractive. they had black socks on and a little mask. it was a bona fide porno >> jimmy: wow. >> he was testing you to see if you were game? >> i guess, i guess he was. >> jimmy: and you were. did you stay for the whole thing? >> my brother showed me porno movies 3 years oldears old when he was about 12. >> jimmy: how did he get it? >> he always had the ability to get his hands on it. >> jimmy: it's like a divining rod, we somehow find it. >> yes, indeed. >> jimmy: jane, have you ever been to a porno movie in a theater? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you have? >> yeah. i paid to see "deep throat." >> jimmy: was it because it

became such a sensation, you wanted to see what was going on? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: who did you go with? >> my husband! >> jimmy: well, i don't know, maybe it was richard pryor, maybe flip wilson. and did people notice you and see jane fonda going in to "deep throat"? >> they were going in to "deep throat", they didn't look around. >> jimmy: lily tomlin and jane fonda is here. >> what i didn't like was linda lovelace played the lead and looked like an ex of my husband. so i didn't like the movie very much. >> jimmy: wow, that's something else. we're going to take a break and recover from always porno talk and be back with jane and lily after this. [cheers and applause] ♪

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we met at del taco. totally hit it off. >> no, dear, i'm your at-home health aide. >> classic toby. i love that bit. >> jimmy: that is jane fonda and lily t lily tomlin. >> what did i say? >> jimmy: you said you met him and it turned out he was really your medical worker. you know this. you are in it. >> but it was two years ago! >> it wasn't quite two years. >> jimmy: was it really that long ago? >> just think two more years of -- >> i don't even talk about it. >> jimmy: rupaul is a guest star on your show. >> he's darling. joi >> jimmy: he's also fun. >> he's realdy dely deep, he's y smart. our house gets sold, our children rat on us and sell the house, and it's nicole richie,

and she has pet pigs, so rupaul arrives with pet pigs. >> jimmy: this is based on a true story. >> one of which puts its snout up my butt. >> jimmy: was that a stunt pig? >> the part of him snout was not in the script. >> i distinctly read, pig. >> we would go to vero beach. we went to dodger town. >> jimmy: are you really leading the team in exercise? >> we did a stretch, we did. >> jimmy: i've never seen tommy on the ground like that. that's really. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i bet you could still get him to do that. you are both obviously over the course of your lives very active, involved in a lot of

activism. what are you focussed on? there are so many things right now. >> can i say something? >> jimmy: yes. >> every single citizen of the united states, we need a wall. no, we do, a wall of every single citizen of the united states, a good wall that keeps the white house away from the mueller investigation. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: i got nervous for a second. >> we have every single right to know what the results of that investigation is. and if there's some law that gives someone the right to edit the results, we have to change the law. >> jimmy: yes, if we have to -- >> and we have to do everything we can do. >> think of how many laws trump has changed by executive order and all kinds of air and water and everything else. >> can you imagine that they're trying to keep us from knowing who the person is that's running this country? >> jimmy: i know that our president, donald j. trump will want nothing more than to get

all the truth out there so he is exonerated of any crimes. >> yes. >> jimmy: he will not want a single black mark on that report when it comes out. >> so we have to fulfill his wishes. marches and writing your congressman and every, you know, a republican in the justice department recently said now is the time. and he's conservative, for all good men and women to come to the aid of their country. >> jimmy: there you go. >> i don't care what party you are. >> jimmy: that's right. >> can i say one more thing? >> jimmy: go ahead. >> and we can never again elect a leader who pits us against each other. [ applause ] >> when this is over, all ofs have you to come together, all of us. i don't care what party we belong to. >> jimmy: you can't argue with that. jane fonda and lily tomlin, grace and frankie, friday on netflix, we'll be right back with stephan james. tephan james.

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[cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: still to come, music from sharon van etten. our next guest is a talented young man who's had the privilege of working alongside julia roberts and oprah winfrey. his movie is "if beale street could talk". please welcome stephan james! ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: i like that suit you got there. >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: boy would i look dumb in that suit, but it looks great on you. how are you doing? >> i'm well, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing well. this is a big year for you. you've been working on this stuff, and then all of a sudden

i would imagine your life changes significantly. >> yeah, pretty much. it's been kind of a whirlwind. >> jimmy: i would think so. you're from toronto. >> i'm from toronto. >> jimmy: you still live in toronto? you live here now? >> honestly, i live in a suitcase. i'm back and forth. whenever it gets cold in toronto i magically find my way here. >> jimmy: it's real nice here now, isn't it? >> yeah, it's kind of awful. >> jimmy: we were hoping for federal relief, but we're not getting any. >> you're always welcome to come to toronto. >> jimmy: do you ever think maybe i'll get dual citizenship, u.s. citizenship? >> no. >> jimmy: you don't want it. i think some people are trying to get out of their u.s. citizenship in some cases. >> you're welcome in toronto. you have to pay rent though.: he >> yeah.

>> jimmy: you don't have a place here, you stay in a hotel, right? >> yeah. i stay in a hotel. >> jimmy: you got an honor from ms. oprah winfrey. she tweeted about you. she said bravo bravo. he deserves to come home to much recognition and applause. and then maybe the best part of it, she put the five emoji hand claps. i want you to imagine something for a second. think of how hard it is to change the color of the hands. >> how much time oprah invested. she could have stopped at three and you would have been thrilled. but no, she went to five. >> multi-cultural congratulations. >> jimmy: and do you know how much oprah makes a minute? this is like a million dollar gift to you. >> i know.

>> jimmy: right? was your mom excited about that >> oh, man, she was super excited. i think every day, something is getting her -- >> jimmy: what else was she excited about? >> i took her to the golden globes. she was my date for the golden globes. >> jimmy: did she get to mingle with her favorite celebrities? >> oh, she did more than mingle. she made best friends with hugh grant who was sitting at our table. >> jimmy: really? >> it was crazy. i brought her as my date, as my plus one, and literally, she was consumed with hugh the whole time. i was like, mom, you got to pay attention, my category's coming up. >> jimmy: never mind, i've got hugh here. >> they're snapchat friends now. >> jimmy: is hugh on snapchat? >> yeah, they have a whole streak. >> jimmy: that's kind of weird,

isn't it? how about that? does she come out? is she going to come out for potentially other award shows? if you're fortunate enough for that to happen. >> yeah, you know, i love putting a smile on her face, anything i can do to do that i'll keep doing it. >> jimmy: that's going to be great to have your mother. i imagine she was proud of you. you were on degrassi, right? >> yeah. right. >> jimmy: is that like a rule or law that all canadian actors or canadian rappers et cetera must prove themselves in degrassi? >> that's right. you're not an official canadian actor unless you're degrassi. >> jimmy: were you there during the drake years? >> no, i was right after the drake era. >> jimmy: and with drake being on that show, does it make it something that, i don't now. he's done very well for himself.

>> he's an acceptable guy. >> everybody wants to be a canadian jewish rapper now. >> jimmy: this movie, "if beale street could talk", brad pitt is an executive producer. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but he doesn't do any real work. like i can't imagine brad. is brad like in an office making calls and going, we don't have enough donuts on the table or anything like that? >> yeah, i think he's handling the important calls like that. >> jimmy: is he on the set with you when you're making the movie? >> no, he's never on set, never, ever there. >> jimmy: does brad pitt really exist? >> it's the illusion that is brad pitt. >> jimmy: did he, i would imagine that you met him, right? >> yeah, i actually met him last weekend for the first time ever. >> jimmy: really?

so he shouldn't get any of these awards. if the awards are handed out, the producers, he shouldn't get any of them, right? >> i didn't say it, brad, if you're watching. >> jimmy: well, congratulations on all these great things happening for you. homecoming is great, too. watch "if beale street could talk". and "homecoming" is on amazon. stephan james, everybody. we'll be back with music from sharon van etten. ♪ >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes benz, the best or nothing.

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[cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ i know what you want to say ♪ i think that you're all the same ♪ ♪ constantly leading astray ♪ you think you know something you don't ♪ ♪ downtown hot spot ♪ halfway up the street ♪ i used to be free ♪ i used to be 17 ♪ follow my shadow

♪ around your corner ♪ i used to be 17 ♪ now you're just like me down beneath the ashes in stone ♪ ♪ sure, it would have lived and have known ♪ ♪ i see you so uncomfortably alone ♪ ♪ i wish i could show you how much you've grown ♪ ♪ downtown hot spot ♪ used to be on this street ♪ i used to be 17 ♪ i used to be 17 ♪ now you're a hot shot

♪ hangin' on sn ♪ sun coming up ♪ who is my shadow ♪ la, la, la, la, la, la ♪ la, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ la, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪ i know what you want to ♪ i know that you're going to

be ♪ ♪ crowds coming out just to see ♪ ♪ just like me ♪ downtown hot spot ♪ halfway through the night ♪ i used to feel free ♪ but was it just a dream ♪ now you're a hotshot ♪ think you're so carefree ♪ but you're just 17 1 ♪ so much like me ♪ you're just 17 ♪ you're just 17 ♪ 17 ♪ [cheers and applause] se]

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