all right, that is all for now, we appreciate your time. >> for all of us, thanks for joining us, we will see you tomorrow. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- trevor noah. from "booksmart", billie lourd. and music from ciara. and now, stop right there, jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: tonight on the show, >> jimmy: thank you. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. that's very nice. appreciate it. i will say this. i'm glad you got in. the borders around this show are always open. how many of you here in our audience are visitors from other countries tonight? [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: all right, now does

president trump know about this? does he know you're here? because trump today unveiled his new immigration plan, a plan master minded by real estate son-in-law jared kushner. his plan would focus on merit-based immigration. in other words, he would permit highly-skilled workers to enter the united states where they would be given their choice of caddying at his golf club for just over minimum wage, and they would have a build america visa, otherwise known as mexican express. you get points if you're a young worker or you have a valuable skill, job offer or advanced degree. that's if you're a man. if you're a woman, it's based entirely on looks. the "new york times" said, it emphasizes immigrant skills over family ties. that's right. donald trump doesn't want to

allow foreigners in based on family ties, even though foreigners literally make his family ties. they are all made in china. [cheers and applause] but the president is understandably excited. he says the kushner accord will transform our immigration system into the envy of the modern world. somehow the caravans mysteriously disappeared after the midterms. you think they got stuck in the bermuda triangle? last night mr. t hosted the white house historical association dinner where he had rare praise for a president other than himself. >> every year you also produce the white house historical association christmas ornament. this year the design hop

president eisenhower, a great president some people are start being to find out. >> jimmy: when he says people are starting to find out or starting to realize, what he means is i just found out or i just realized. like, if you change it a little, watch this. >> this year the design honors president eisenhower, actually, a great president, i'm starting to find that out. >> jimmy: somebody just told him about eisenhower. mean while, tensions are flaring with iran once again and the president has been pushing back against reports that there's infighting among his team over how tough the administration should get with iran. he wrote the fake news "washington post" and even more fake news "new york times" are writing stories that there's infighting with respect to my strong policy in the middle east. there's no infighting whatsoever, which means there's de finitely infighngnd a lot

ressecretary, ap sanders told t reporters that when it comes to iran, the president has everything under control. >> is it true they've been more aggressive in planning for war than he'd like to be? >> look, people have to be prepared for every scenario possible. that's what we do. the president is the ultimate decision-maker and he's going to take all the intelligence given to him and he'll make the decision he thinks is best to keep america safe. it's that simple. >> jimmy: i guess they had an ayatollah infestation in the garden. today the white house released the president's annual financial disclosure form, trump claims he made $434 million last year. and he's not the only one making money off the trump name. remember james baker, the once disgraced televangelist? he's back. he has a show, and he would like to sell you something jesus really wants you to have.

>> this koip coin is our point contact. when you take the coin, it's a point of contact. your faith is being released with a million other believers to pray protection, peace and wisdom and counsel over the president of the united states and his family. that's our point of contact. that's why we've got to pray. because they think we're crazy, but we're actually the sane ones. >> jimmy: right. [cheers and applause] it does make sense. what sane person wouldn't pay $45 for a coin of trump rubbing heads with the biblical king cyrus? those coins should come with measles. they should. this guy could probably use a prayer coin. the mayor of new york city, bill de blasio is the newest candidate for president. he was on "good morning, america" today where he showed donald trump isn't the only one to come up with cutting

nicknames. >> i call him con don. >> jimmy: good one. i call him con don. he really puts the blah in de blasio. according to a recent poll, 76% of new york city residents think de blasio should not run for president, but he did get a warm reception outside of gma this morning. this is inside the studio. just outside the studio a number of well-wishers gathered to show their support for the mayor of new york. some of them even made him campaign signs. he's very popular. maybe he's running for president so he can get away from all the people who hate him in new york. i really don't know what bill de blasio is thinking. [ applause ] he has no chance of winning. i mean, this is basically bill de blasio's campaign. the saddest birthday in town.

at this point, announcing you're running for president is like announcing you're running a 5k. good for you, no one cares, don't post pictures. there are now 23 people in the race. unless one of them has a dragon we don't know about i don't know how any of them come out alive. oh, hey, speaking of beloved new york city politicians, anthony wiener is out of prison. he served 15 months for sexting with a 15-year-old and will spend years with supervised release, which means he will have his computer use monitored by a probation officer at all times. imagine having that job, watching someone else use the computer to make sure they don't take a picture of their penis. he probably got super jacked in prison. now he can't send pictures of his body to anyone. if i was anthony wiener i'd run for press, that way when he goes

around the neighborhood knocking on doors to tell them he's a sex offender he can follow it up with by the way i'm running for president, can i count on your vote? meanwhile, something stracnge i happening in the land downunder. a rash of mysterious images are happening in parks. that one goes right down the middle. and there's this one in john cain memorial park. no one knows who the culprits are. you have to admire their tenacity. that's a lot of work, a lot of lawn mowing. and worth it. meanwhile, back here at home, high school students in la belle, florida pulled off a similar prank. >> students managed to vandalize $20,000 worth of property.

they went all out with this heading, mandatory penis inspection. yeah. it was addressed to all male students, staff and faculty that it would take place on may 7th. though the dean of students sent a message saying it was a prank we don't know how they were able to hack into the system. >> jimmy: i don't know what the ramifications will be, but whoever those students are, i will pay all legal costs related to their expulsion and arrest. and i will even consider them for adoption. that's right. [ applause ] tonight on cbs, one of the most popular series came to an end. if you miss it, you can see it on every flight you ever take for the entire rest of your life, but it's very sad,

good-bye "big bang theory." >> what? >> jimmy: i said good-bye. you must know that, obviously. >> you think if i knew that i'd be here right now? >> jimmy: well, yeah, maybe. i don't want to ruin the magic of television for everyone, but we tape the show at 5:00 p.m., so you have plenty of time. >> plenty of time. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i can't believe that's tonight. i have so much to do. >> jimmy: what do you have to do? >> i have to wash my bazinga tee shirt. >> jimmy: you're wearing it. >> the good one. i have to pick up my blond wig from the dry cleaners. >> jimmy: what is the blond wig for? >> i dress my cat up as penny. >> jimmy: i should have assumed that. >> i have to thaw all the frozen foods. >> jimmy: why do you have to you thaw the frozen foods? >> as a tribute to howard's whom. >> jimmy: who's howard.

>> who, who's, howard as played by simon halper. his mother dies in season eight, episode 15. then, in episode 18, as a tribute, the cast all thaws all the foods that she has made for him, and then they have a big party. >> jimmy: okay. >> hello! you don't know this? >> jimmy: no, i don't know this, but don't cry. hey, you know what? you still have young sheldon. >> ah, [ bleep ] young sheldon! [ applause ] jimmy! i love aold sheldon, but now i' stuck at your stupid show and i'm not going to have a chance to rehearse the big bang theme song with my band. >> jimmy: we have a band, why don't you practice the song with our band. [ applause ] >> jimmy: see what i'm saying?

you guys know that song, right? >> you mean, you mean that? >> jimmy: what's that? >> you pemean that? i can practice? >> jimmy: no, not at all, but go ahead. >> i guess i could give it a shot. one, two, three, ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ and nearly 14 billion years ago started expanding weight ♪ ♪ we built a wall ♪ we built a pyramid ♪ it all started with a big bang ♪ ♪ yes, bazinga! ♪ [applause ] >> jimmy: they really did a great job with those ears. very realistic, huh? so that's going away. guillermo, do you know what a red band trailer is? >> i don't know, something dirty? >> jimmy: kind of, yeah. it's basically an r-rated

trailer. they do them for movies. there's a movie starring dennes quaid, called "a dog's journey", a sequel to "a dog's purpose", that meant a lot to me and probably to a lot of you, especially that one person. it's rated pg, and i don't think it's fair that pg movies don't get their own red band trailers, so with that, we're proud to present the red band trailer for "a dog's journey". [ applause ] >> my name is bailey. i've lived a lot of lives. as a lot of different dogs. but i always found my way back to ethan. >> still think you got one in you, boss dog? okay. ♪ oh, oh, oh, >> ready? >> born ready.

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tomorrow night, ryan seacrest, celeste barber, and music from slipknot. so please join us then. when the deportations begin, our first guest will undoubtedly be one of the first to go. he is a bright and funny man from south africa, who hosts "the daily show" every weeknight on comedy central. and gives donald trump a very hard time. please say hello to trevor noah. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> doing well, thank you. good to see you, jimmy. >> jimmy: i will tell you, i -- [cheers and applause] >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: i appreciate you being here, because i know you're kind of on vacation now. >> that's okay.

that's good about vacation. i get to go and be a guest, we don't ever get to be guests. >> jimmy: it's rare, but once in a while. it's nice to see how operations work. >> we know the thing, i feel as invested in your show as you are. there's moments when i'm back stage, can i move that for you, is everything working the way it should? are we on time? when they were doing the desk in the break, i was, should i bring the desk? >> jimmy: you don't have to do any manual labor here. there's guys that do everything. is that how it works at the daily show? you have guests chip in and move things around? >> never the guests, but there are some guests who will do things they shouldn't be doing. >> jimmy: like what? >> oprah came to the show. >> jimmy: congratulations. that's a big deal. >> first of all, she didn't come in the guest entrance. so we're all waiting for oprah this way, and all of a sudden she's like, hello! and everyone turns, and we're like, no, no, the guest entrance. but oprah doesn't care.

she walks around the building telling people how it's going to go but in the nicest way. no one's like no, everyone's like, yeah. that is a better idea. she's in the control room, in makeup with me, do this, do that. are you ready for the interview? no, i'm not ready. >> jimmy: we had a similar experience the first time oprah was here. we were all nervous. everyone was dressed up, which was kind of funny. she got here, we shot something and it was like 6:00 in the morning and oprah was here well before i, i arrived, and she really made everyone feel so, and it was like one of those things, honestly, i never got it, i was like, yeah, oprah's good on tv, but why are we naming our babies oprah and praying. >> she has that thing. >> jimmy: it made complete sense afterwards. >> every baby should be named, at least a second name, oprah. jimmy oprah kimmel. trevor oprah noah.

>> jimmy: everyone would be irish. that's the sign that you made it that oprah comes to your show. you don't have a hshow until oprah comes to your show. >> i didn't have a show until a couple weeks ago. >> jimmy: your show was illegitimate until she showed up. that's certainly how we felt around here. >> oh, man, oh. >> jimmy: now you, i was saying to you, you are on the road right now. >> right. right. >> jimmy: you have a podcast that you do. >> yes. >> jimmy: and you have the daily show, of course, which is a lot of work. >> yes. >> jimmy: and you also do a lot of stand-up comedy. >> it's different facets. a lot of people go, you work all the time. i don't think of it that way. i love it, it's a gift. i love engaging with the people, it's the heart of everything i do. >> jimmy: that's a bad attitude. you're not going to fit in around here. >> it really is fun, i'll tell you that much.

and then you're living in this world where every day you get to hang out with this dude, jimmy. i love that. and then of course, i've got the podcast which i do on weekends like on a sunday, hang out and talk about old news that you're not emotional about anymore. >> jimmy: what do you talk about on the podcast? >> anything. we had one episode about education, why are teachers going on strike? why aren't they getting as much money as they should, it's not like random kids, american kids and american taxpayers' money isn't going to it. >> jimmy: as long as nothing happens, hey, they'll learn to read eventually. you know? >> jimmy: i don't know why, is it like that in your home? >> it is, and that's what's interesting to me. a lot of people will be oh, south africa's a third world country, but then you go no, we're a developing nation, and here you have america that has

the same issues that only had democracy for less than three decades. that should be worrying to me. so i want to learn about how you can change these things. so i talk to people much smarter than i am who have studied these fields. science, education, religion, everything people talk about, but not while it's happening, because a lot of time i feel like the news, when it happens like now, everyone's emotional and social media helps you be emotional. there are some things you should be emotional about, for instance if they say abortion is criminalized in alabama you should get emotional about that instantly. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: are you surprised by how nutty things have gone? really, since you arrived. [ laughter ] i mean, i don't want to directly blame you, but things were okay a little while back. >> i know you're not blaming me, but it sounded like you were

blaming me. >> jimmy: i'll let everyone draw their own conclusion. just saying the timing's a little suspicious. >> yeah, you know, it's so funny, when i took over the daily show everyone was like, what are you going to make jokes about? and then people said, one of the main things people said to me was you're just not angry enough, trevor, where's your indignation. and i was like, what do you have to be angry about? things are going great right now. your economy is growing, your president is loved. your foot print around the world is cemented as the super power, what are you angry about? and then people had all this faux anger. there's nothing to be stressed about. >> jimmy: we're always angry about something. if it's nothing important to be angry about we'll find something dumb to be angry about. somebody will put pineapples on a pizza and we'll lose our mind. >> i posted that online and

people said, are those pineapples on a pizza? >> jimmy: those are things that happen in certain parts of the world and we can't tolerate it. >>na >> that's what changed for me. then when donald trump was elected and proceeded to do the things that he promised, ironically, it was funny that donald trump would be the first president to -- >> jimmy: to actually deliver? hey, i'm mailing you a box of [ bleep ]. don't worry, it will be there in three days, and then there it is. >> there it is. in the beginning people were like, he's not going to -- he doesn't mean build a wall. he doesn't mean ban all muslims. no, he totally means that. and so that has given us -- >> jimmy: you've got it all figured out, trevor. trevor noah is here, the host of the daily show. we'll be right back. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kiive" a bhto you os pties take on today and every day with a-a-r-p.

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second thought." >> it's an app. >> jimmy: you know a lot about computers, i'm told. >> computers changed my life. when i was really young, my mom came home with a computer one day. we didn't know what it was. when they were brand new. it was a pentium running dos, my mom brought it home and she's like, here. and i said what is that? she said i don't know, but apparently, it's the future. i said okay, how do we do it? she said that's your job. >> jimmy: how old were you at the time? >> i was probably 11, 12 years old. >> jimmy: what's the first thing you would do on that pentium computer? >> the command prompt. i would type things, and it would do nothing. one day i typed d-i-r and pressed enter and it showed me a

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and i would put singles on an album for you. >> jimmy: we called them mix tapes. >> i would play it so you could play the cd once and you wouldn't know the song had changed. one minute it was mariah carey and then notorious b-i-g. i still build them today. i build my own gaming rigs and everything. >> jimmy: what are you up to at microsoft? you like to go to microsoft headquarters, and do you like work there? or do you hang around? or what are you doing while you're there? >> you make it sound like i just walk around at microsoft. >> jimmy: that's what i imagine. i imagine you going around to cubicles and people taking pictures with you. >> this is what happened, really organically. i went to microsoft to talk about my book. in my book i spoke about computers, and they were like you really know your computer stuff? i'm like, yeah. do you want to see some stuff? yes. we had a great time. i wasn't like walking around in the labs like what's this?

and i was like, is that what i think it is, and they were surprised. i think it's great, i have an educational foundation in africa. microsoft said we'll give you all the computers you need to outfit schools in south africa so kids get computers. >> jimmy: wow, that's nice. [ applause ] >> which was good for me. >> jimmy: good thing you didn't walk around saying what's this, what's this, what's this. >> it's great. the schools got the computers, and i got the credit but i didn't have to pay. >> jimmy: what does your mom who gave you this first computer and now her son has become this international star, what does she think about all this? >> she still call niece fs me tr computer. she'll call me from south africa. the thing's not working. >> what's not working? >> the thing. >> jimmy: does she love that you're celebrity? >> no. she doesn't not love that i'm a celebrity, but my mom doesn't

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♪ >> jimmy: our next is hollywood and rebel alliance royalty. later this year you can see her in "star wars: the rise of skywalker", but first she co-stars in the critically-acclaimed new comedy "booksmart." it opens in theaters a week from friday. please welcome billie lourd. [cheers and applause] ♪

>> jimmy: doin' well, thank you. >> good. >> jimmy: i will tell you, i saw your movie today, and it's just great. and not only is it great, you're great in it. and i think it's going to be one of those movies that every once in a while, every four years or so there's a movie that people of a certain age group just identify with and love for the whole rest of their lives, and i think this is going to be one of those movies. >> i totally agree. i keep saying if i had this movie in high school i would be less of a [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: put that on the poster. >> yeah, put it on the poster. you heard it here first. >> jimmy: and it's very funny, and the dialog is very natural. it seems all, you never feel like you're watching, you almost feel like you're watching a bunch of kids, you know? >> yeah. and the reason that happened is because this cast is so

incredible. and a lot of those kids are not actors. so they really are themselves. it makes the movie so much better because of that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> including me, but i'm not a full gg. i'm like a half gigi. >> jimmy: your character is a maniac, right? >> yeah, in the nicest way. >> jimmy: did you base that character on a person that you know? >> um, if i know myself, then yes. >> jimmy: it is based on you. >> it is slightly based on me. gigi's basically my id. dance like no one's watching, that's what gigi does, basically. she's a little bit of me at my prime. i don't know about you guys, but my prime was during bar mitzvah season, and i peaked, 2000, whatever, eight, was a great year. >> jimmy: why was that your prime?

>> because i danced like no one was watching. i was gigi. one of my favorite bar mitzvahs was my first one i went to. they had those weird, creepy tea candles. i don't know why i'm calling them creepy, but they were line ng t lineing the top of the stairs, and i looked at it like i was in the titanic or something bizarre. then it got a little warm and i looked down and my skirt was fully aflame. and, because kids are so nice, they all ran away. >> jimmy: really? >> they all ran away, one guy stayed. jared. thank you so much, jared. >> jimmy: good old jared. it's not jared from subway, is it? >> i wish it was. i really do. so the damn skirt is on fire, everyone runs away. i was like i'm going to strip this skirt off, i'd rather take

the skirt off than be on fire. >> jimmy: yeah, sure. >> i take the skirt off, i'm wearing those weird abercrombie & fitch underwear. i don't know if you know about those, i feel like you love those. >> jimmy: what do he this look like? >> they're little sad stripes, everything is sad and creepy this night. sad stripes, really covered too much. had a weird string on the side. it wasn't a great thing to be wearing when you knew your skirt was going to catch fire and take it off. but that's what i was wearing, so then that became my m.o. what i'm trying to say with this long, insane bar mitzvah story is that's gigi. and i was gigi when i was 13 and i just went downhill. >> jimmy: it's a good thing you went on fire and you wouldn't be able to do this role. your mom's carrie fisher, your dad runs one of the biggest talent agencies, caa.

your house, i would imagine. >> very normal, what do you sneen. >> jimmy: were you aware it wasn't normal? >> no, like any other kid. i thought my parents were weird as hell and irritating and embarrassing, like any one does. >> jimmy: in what ways were they weird, irritating and embarrassing? >> you've met my mom, you know. the woman never wore a bra. so she would come to school. >> jimmy: that's one of the things i like about her. >> me too. i don't know, not when i was 13, though. now i'm really into the fact that she didn't wear a bra because i can relate. but at 13, it was a nightmare. i had mainly like guy friends, and at 13, you don't want your monday's double ds hangin' out. it wasn't great. and i think anybody can relate to that. it's a normal mom problem, put your boobs away. they're great, but. >> jimmy: for a certain part of your life you want them out.

when you're feeding. >> yes. >> jimmy: and then put them away. >> lock'em down. >> jimmy: did you bring boys home and she would embarrass you? >> actually my current boyfriend, i brought him home, and i pulled her aside and i said mom, can we sit at the table tonight, like can we make dinner and just have a normal night, whatever normal is in our world, can we please just sit down and do that? and he got there and she would not leave her bed. we ended up sitting in the bed, like all five of us. >> jimmy: what? >> and she told some weird stories that i'd probably get bleeped out for telling on here, so i'll just leave it to your imagination. >> jimmy: really? everyone in the bed? >> everyone in the bed all the time. >> jimmy: what about your dad? >> and not in the way it should be. >> jimmy: i feel like it would be only fair for you to tell an embarrassing story about him. >> that is true, but he, like any parent, i'm sure some parents here, maybe even you can relate. so my mom always showed up to school and i didn't want her

there because she never wore a bra. my dad was, didn't want to be there, because like most parents, who wants to be friends with your friend, your kid's, friends, whatever the hell it is. >> jimmy: it's like a blind date. you get fixed up with other parents. >> it's not fair. just because the kid is cool doesn't mean the mom is cool, too. it's usually the opposite. so my poor dad had to deal with it. and he made a rule he would not meet the parents unless i really, really liked the friend. had to be deeply committed. >> jimmy: that's smart i guess. especially when you're in a position like his. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: congratulations on the movie. it's great and you were terrific in it. it's called "booksmart" opens in theaters a week from friday. and we'll return with music from ciara. ♪ >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing.

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mercedes benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: thanks for watching, a new episode of "jimmy kimmel live" with trevor noah, billie lourd, and more music from ciara starts right now on >> jimmy: i want to thank trevor noah and billie lourd, apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next but first, this is her album it's called "beauty marks" here with the song "thinkin' bout you," ciara. ♪ i been thinking about you ♪ >> come on! ♪ ♪ i been thinking about you wondering who's stuck in your head at night wonder if i ever ♪ ♪ cross your mind keeping you up in your bed at night hoo hoo ♪ ♪ i been thinkin bout you i can't get you off the brain loving you is ♪

♪ something strange don't get me wrong i ain't complaining i been thinkin bout you ♪ ♪ i'm wondering if your loves a game just kissing girls and taking names ♪ ♪ is it love or entertainment i been thinkin bout you wondering who ♪ ♪ stuck in your head at night wonder if i ever cross your mind ♪ ♪ keeping you up in your bed at night hoo hoo i been thinkin bout you ♪ ♪ 'bout,'bout i try to fight it but it's hard to fight 'bout, 'bout ♪ ♪ i've been thinkin bout you i've been thinkin bout

you ♪ ♪ i been thinkin bout you you're a habit hard to break you're more than ♪ ♪ a heart can take there's no exit no escaping i been thinking about you ♪ ♪ maybe you're my destiny maybe you're my destiny or maybe just a fantasy maybe just a fantasy ♪ ♪ maybe it's just my imagination i been thinkin bout you >> come

♪ early in the morning ♪ think about you all day ♪ late night evening ♪ ♪ can't get you off of my brain ♪ ♪ early in the morning ♪ think about you all day ♪ late night in the evening ♪ can't get you off of my brain ♪ ♪ i've been thinkin' about you ♪ [cheers and applause]

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