all right. thanks for watching. i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. for all of us, thanks for being here. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- casey affleck, from "the boys," jack quaid, and music from burna boy. and now, most likely, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy sha ji l host of the show. thanks for watching, thank you for coming and being a part of my life. i appreciate you. it's very nice and thank you for joining us as we gear up for the big event tomorrow, live from congress, the robert mueller show. the special counsel will at long

last appear before the special committee to talk about his report on collusion basically, he's allowed to answer questions about anything as long as we already know it or don't care about it, so the justice department has instructed robert mueller to quote, remain within boundaries. is that necessary? he seems to me like, robert mueller is the guy who use the dividers in the grocery store checkout line even when there's nobody behind him. the president weighed in on this and wrote highly conflicted robert mueller should not be given another bite at the apple. in the end it will be bad for him and the phony democrats in congress who have done nothing but waste time on this ridiculous witch-hunt. no obstruction, no collusion. if you type it in big letters it

makes it true. so tomorrow the testimony begins at 8:30 a.m. trump initially told reporters wouldn't watch any of it, then he said he might watch part of it, which means he will watch all of it. this is something that i'm surprised the president hasn't tweeted about. there's reports that wilbur ross has been sleeping on the job a lot. at meetings, the secretary frequently nods off. sometime he and ben carson curl up into each other's arms like two adorable kittens. this is wilbur ross. you may know him as the bad guy they unmask at the end of every scooby doo. a spokesperson for tcommerce department said secretary ross is a tireless worker who is the sole decision-maker at the department. let's take a look at some of his tirelessness then. >> to inspire mankind.

great cities -- >> he's very, very, not very many people know it, wilbur ross is betsy's dad. hey, speaking of effective public servants, sarah huckabee sanders is said to be pondering a run for governor in her home state of arkansas. which makes sense. her dad was governor, and they couldn't do worse than him. the election isn't until 2022. but they're already print beiin posters. they're off to a strong start. and not only do they have a poster, they have a commercial, too. >> the people of arkansas deserve a governor with a plan, a plan to address the issues, arkansans care most about, like education. >> i'll have to get back to you

on that one. >> job creation. >> i'm not going to get into those details. >> health care. >> i'll be happy to check into it and circle back. >> a leader who is not afraid to lay down the law. >> i'd have to talk to our legislative affairs team and get back to you on specifics of those details. >> sarah huckabee sanders, the candidate who will get back to you on that. >> jimmy: she's going to do great. meanwhile, in the united kingdom, as of tomorrow they'll have a new prime minister. and this is exciting. it's first time they've ever had a prime minister who looks like he smoked meth in an arby's dumpster. this is the prime minister. president trump issued his well wishes as did his daughter,

congratulations boris johnson who is the prime minister of the united kingston. they won't enjoy sports. they both have beautiful, flowing blond hair. and they both take patriotism very, very seriously. england basically elected the jim carey to our jeff daniels. now both of our countries are led by a johnson. so this is, while we're laughing at other countries for a change, this happened in brussels over the weekend. they had a military parade to commemorate the of independence. if you watch these guys, it's like, oh, well, like they're running out of batteries or something. this sh why you visit the beer

garden after the parade. how many of you are familiar with kickstarter, the crowd funding site? so you know what it is. if you don't, basically, if you have an idea for a product or project or just about anything, kickstarter can help raise money to bring that idea to light. but if your kickstarter fails to reach its funding goal, everybody sets an amount, you get nothing. everybody who contributes gets their money back if you don't hit the goal and the idea dies. and i hate to see an idea die. so we spent the last six months going through kickstarter looking for worthy products that didn't get funded and tonight we're going to give those projects a second chance. so our first second chance comes from austin, texas. >> i want to introduce to you

the wine muff. i wanted to solve a problem i had during the winter months, and it had to do with my hands getting cold when i took a sip of wine. i no longer have that problem since i developed my wine muff. >> jimmy: and here in person is suzanne with the wine muff. how are you? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: glad you could come. >> thank you. >> jimmy: tell us about this. how many glasses of wine had you had when you came up with this idea? >> well, there were probably a few. >> jimmy: you're sitting in the yard, cold? >> we sit outside year round at the table. and so i don't like to, the gloves just don't do it, you know, when you have to do like this. so this solved my problem. >> jimmy: would you do that motion again? is that how you're drinking wine? >> well, sometimes, if it's really cold. >> jimmy: maybe you don't need an invention, maybe you need an intervention. okay, so you have this idea, and you're like, wow, why don't i

make something that's kind of stylish, and we can put my hands in, and show everybody how that works. you just have a hole there where the stem of the wineglass is. >> right, and there's some snaps where you can close it and get it snug. >> jimmy: will this also work with other things? >> yes, you can use coffee cups, tumblers. i think you can also use, make it as a bouquet for a wedding. >> jimmy: be great for a bong here in california. yes. but you did not reach your funding target, right? how much did you get? >> $706. >> jimmy: and how much did you hope to get? >> $10,000. >> jimmy: who gave you $6? how did it arrive at $706? >> it was just one of those get what you want. >> jimmy: she is relaunching her kickstarter. if anyone would like one of these, go to kickstarter, search for wine muff.

if it goes well, maybe everyone can have a wine muff or a mine wuff. thank you. the next project is the brainchild from south carolina. >> it's your standard two-way radio that looks like an avocado. we'll try a pair i made a couple months ago. top walk, one, two. thank you. >> jimmy: so this is andrew, the guac-e-talky. how much pot are you smoking? >> what are you talking about? >> jimmy: tell us about the genesis of this idea. >> so it's really a magic recipe. you put a walkie-talkie inside an avocado and you get a

guac-e-talkie. >> jimmy: oh, no, they get it, they just didn't get it. what was your target price? >> oh, my goal? i was looking to raise $25,000. >> jimmy: 225? >> no, $25,000. i misspoke. >> jimmy: how much did you actually raise? >> $616. >> jimmy: did it occur to you that maybe this should be a pun rather than a product? >> it' the first time i'm thinking of it. >> jimmy: okay. all right. you really, like you made this. >> oh, of course, yeah. >> jimmy: did you have a friend that told you this was a good idea? >> just the opposite. >> jimmy: can we try it out? >> yeah, of course. >> jimmy: all right, give one to guillermo over there. now what do i do? now there it is, the guac-e-talkie. i just push the button. it's sticky. hello, guillermo, do you hear me? >> hello, hi, jimmy.

>> jimmy: see, he's the perfect audience for this thing, right? like a mental patient, talking into an avocado, this is great. so you would like to raise how much money? >> i'm looking for $60,000. >> jimmy: now why has the amount go from $25,000 to $60,000? >> i'm using a different manufacturing platform. this i was doing by hand, using an acrylic casting system. but that is not, you know, it's sticky. >> jimmy: yeah, it's >> it's a little moore. i want i want to make a better product. >> jimmy: maybe a mushroom-ba.. if you want a

your home, go to kickstarter and search for guac-e-talkie. do you want this back? there's glue on it. the last great inconventiventio from toronto. >> my name is you can use it anywhere. it's the ideal tool for remodelling or renovation. made from approximately five pounds of cast iron. it's virtually indestructible. >> jimmy: now this is a product, guys! [cheers and applause] what does this thing weigh? >> about seven pounds. >> jimmy: and what inspired this? >> like a super hero. >> jimmy: like the hulk. like the kids have the foam rubber version of this. you want to make sure they

doesn't m don't mix them up, of course. i would never expect a product like this from canadians, but here you are with this. >> we're very peaceful. >> jimmy: did you bring this through the airport? yes, we checked the bags. >> jimmy: what did they think? they thought it was a sex thing, right? so what kind of stuff have you smashed with this? >> a lot of actual work, drywall, kitchen cabinets and we did a lot of fun things. >> jimmy: today we have a fun thing. we've got a watermelon. maybe you can demonstrate with a watermelon how this works. go right ahead. [cheers and applause] see, now that would be a fun visitor. but this wasn't designed for watermelons, was it? this was designed for deconstruction. >> yeah, destruction. >> jimmy: for walls. may i have it? oh, all right, this is mine.

yeah, i don't need the glasses for him, believe me. if you were to want to knock down a disgustingly ugly wall in your home, you would take this thing and you'd go like that. and then you'd go like that. right? and then maybe even like that, right? i think this is a winner, guys. >> good job, jimmy. >> jimmy: so how much, how much are you guys trying to raise? you came close last time. >> we came very close. we were asking for about 11 $11,300. and now we're asking about $35,000. >> jimmy: how much will this cost? >> including shipping, which is quite a bit of the cost. >> jimmy: yeah. >> we're charging around $80. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. if you want to own a large metal fist to destroy your home, go to

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tomorrow night, danny mcbride and margaret qualley will be here, with music from rascal flatts. and on thursday, senator bernie sanders, eugenio derbez, plus music from the raconteurs. >> jimmy: our first guest comes from one of those families where, if you don't have at least one academy award, they make you sit at the kids table. he's the writer, director and star of the new movie "light of my life." it opens in theatres and on demand august 9th. please welcome, casey affleck. [cheers and ♪ >> jimmy: feel like i'm in the untouchables or something. >> no, just keep talking, that's all right. you got the big iron fist, i'm going to bring something out. >> jimmy: it would be silly to

come out unarmed. how are you doing? >> actually, i'm doing all right. this is a gift for you. >> jimmy: thank you very much. >> i made this myself. i've been getting into woodworking a little bit. >> jimmy: what are you making, mostly bats? oh, look at that, what does that say on there? >> ca heart jk. >> jimmy: that's very nice. how about that, that's very beautiful. it's like an old-fashioned kind of bat. >> a little old timey, but you're kind of an old timey guy. i was carving that sucker and i was thinking about you. >> jimmy: you brought some video of the actual process. that's you in the headgear, protective. is that a lathe? >> that's hard work, bro. look at that. >> jimmy: that is hard work. that's sanding, why are you doing that? you're you're an actor. you're not supposed to work. >> thank you. goodnight, everybody. i was, i'm doing it because

actually, i read somewhere that it makes you happy if you work with your hands. people who work with their hands are actually happier. it stimulates a part of your brain that makes you happy, and i also like doing it. >> jimmy: well, it must make you happy, i guess. >> that one didn't make me happy. >> jimmy: have you tried one of these? have you gone in a game with one of these homemade bats? >> i've made several and i did try to hit with one. i didn't have good results, but i can't blame it on the bat. batter's got to take responsibility. >> jimmy: what is the key to making a good baseball bat? >> it's not that hard. there's a million guys in the carpenter's union who could make a better bat, you put it in the lathe and shape it like you think this should be. >> jimmy: do they do it like

hand in louisville slug sner. >> they have a machine, and they can make it for guys who know what they want. this took me about four hours. >> jimmy: is this because your brother was batman, and you're like, now i'm batman. >> there's a little fuzz. >> jimmy: how's your baseball team going? i know you play on an adult league. >> we're doing well. >> jimmy: what's the name of your sneak. >> we're called the love. >> jimmy: the love. i know you have a minimum of nine, but how many are -- >> we've got about 15 guys, and they're great. they're all very good. i'm getting close to being one of the oldest guys now. >> jimmy: oh, are you really? that's no good, is it? >> what was that? >> jimmy: i don't know, somebody's messing around in the band. probably doing woodworking. what's the age range on the

guys? >> we've got guys who are in their early 20s, maybe 18 up to 40, up to 50. jon hamm plays on my team, i think he's mid-50s. >> jimmy: he'll appreciate you saying that. what position does hamm play? >> hamm doesn't show up that much. >> jimmy: he doesn't show up. >> no, hamm's busy. >> jimmy: what position do you play on the team? >> i used to play third base, but it's getting harder. let some of the younger guys get in there. i like to play right field. >> jimmy: right field. do your kids play baseball? >> my kids play baseball. they also play football. i coach them, which is really fun. >> jimmy: oh, you do. >> it's the only time they'll listen to me. >> jimmy: do they listen to you? i coached my son's basketball team. not only did he not listen to me, none of the kids listened to me. >> what does that say about you?

>> jimmy: not a good coach? >> were you nervous when you were coaching? >> jimmy: no, you know the big mistake i made honestly? i joked around with them the first day, and i was fooling around and they're like, oh, look, he's [ bleep ]. >> you don't have to take him seriously. he's a peer. he's one of husbanus. i don't fool around with those kids. but i let them know who's boss. we played for seven years in this flag football league, and we never won. and i thought this last season i was like, you know what, you can pick your team, i said let's pick a winning team. we'll be the patriots, know what i mean? that will help us get there. i asked my son if that was okay, and he said no, i want to be the browns. i was like, listen, the browns have struggle the. but he put his foot down. his favorite player was odell. so we said okay, we'll be the

browns. and undefeated in the regular season. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> and we won the super bowl. yeah, it was great. [cheers and applause] thank you very much. so i was pretty proud of that. i find an e-mail for the pr guy for the real cleveland brown, i thought they'd feel inspired by our victory. i wrote them an e-mail, and i was like, hey, listen. i want you to know these kids out here, we did one for you, we'd always say "for cleveland." this is a picture of us, the team and the trophies. and it was like four weeks later i get a response and it says great job. if you're ever in cleveland, come see a game. i was sort of expecting like the jet might be sent. kids would be like brought onto the field. >> jimmy: yeah, sure. ? co >> come see a game. thanks, guys. >> jimmy: they are the browns, how exciting do you expect them to be? they're named after the worst

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>> to the sun and back. >> to the sun and back 30,000 times, and it's not even our sun. it's a sun on a distant galaxy. we're taking a very, very slow spaceship. it takes a very long time. there's a lot of headwind. it's quite a trip. how much do you love me? >> like to the top of a tree. >> what? >> jimmy: that's casey affleck in "light of my life". a movie he wrote, starred in and directed. you did all of those things? >> yes, i'm the only person to blame. >> jimmy: you're the only person who ever did that. and that would have been something. that young lady who plays your daughter. >> fantastic. >> jimmy: where did you find her? >> canada. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. yeah. yeah, we looked all over.

our casting director just looked and looked and looked. and she's amazing. she's really super talented, incredibly professional. she'll be on the show sometime. >> jimmy: it's a long shot with no edits. how long is that? >> 12 minutes. >> jimmy: you're telling her the story. when i see something like that, i think, oh, i hope they didn't screw it up and do it a whole buchk bunch of times. and how long did it take? >> we shot that scene in eight hours. i was always the one who would mess it up. this look would come over her face, and i would be i just [ bleep ]ed it up, didn't i? and we'd do it again. she's amazing. >> jimmy: that story you told, is that a story like you'd heard in your childhood? >> no one told my stories. did anybody tell you bedtime

stories? >> jimmy: yes, my mom, she did. >> i had a good mom, too, but she never told mow bedtie bedti stories. she would say i cried a lot, and they would turn the vacuum cleaner on in my room. so i don't know. >> jimmy: that is, what? like the first sound machine. >> like shut up. what's louder than this damn kid? turn on the vacuum cleaner in his bedroom so we can get on with our night. >> jimmy: wow. that's very sad. >> so i made this story up on my own. it was a story i actually told one of my kids, and i went, that's not bad, and i wrote it down. >> jimmy: did you really. did your son recognize that story? >> they haven't seen the movie. >> jimmy: oh, they haven't? >> they haven't seen anything i think i've done. no interest. >> jimmy: really? >> not much at all. i put them in front of the most

exciting part of the movie, and they got bored in like three minutes and got up and left. yeah. >> jimmy: when you're doing all of those jobs, directing, writing, acting in the movie, which is the trickiest? which is the most time-consuming? >> the acting, because that's really the one -- >> jimmy: really? >> people like to imagine it's just one person, but there are all these people doing their job making you look good. thank you very much, good job. there's not a ton of like, stuff that you're doing, know what i mean? so the acting was the thing on set taking the most time. >> jimmy: what have you learned from your brother as far as being a director goes? is there a lesson, something that you observed him doing and you decided to do that yourself? >> um, i'm sure that there is. >> jimmy: i love to ask this question, because i know you guys bust each other's balls so

frequently and intensely. >> i don't bust his balls too much anymore, because his career's taken a nosedive, and i've got to build him back up. it's no fun when a guy's down here to kick him. you got to build him up. >> jimmy: all right. >> there are a lot of things i've learned. very smart guy, good director. >> jimmy: congratulations on the movie. it's really good. tell us the premise. >> it's about a father and daughter who live in a very dangerous, post poapocalyptic world. >> jimmy: are there any females? >> there are. it's a little more dangerous than you think, but not quite as much as the dad thinks, they're trying to have a normal family, and he's trying to raise her in a dangerous world, like having kids in hollywood. >> jimmy: casey affleck! "light of my life" opens in theatres and on demand august 9th. we'll be right back! ♪

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talented actor who is the son of two talented actors. in hollywood, we call that an actor sandwich. he stars in the new superhero show, "the boys." it premieres friday on amazon prime video. please welcome, jack quaid. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> woo. >> jimmy: hey, how's it going? >> it's going good, thanks for having me. >> jimmy: you look like my dad, i'm sure nobody tells you that. >> various fractions of my

parents. >> jimmy: it's a super hero show. >> totally, yeah. >> jimmy: but not in any way typical super hero show. >> no. >> jimmy: they're all jerks. >> total jerk. it's based off this comic book set in a world where super heroes are real and super famous and we love them and they have their own movie deals and instagram pages, but behind the scenes, some of them are super ego driven, some are full-on psychopaths. >> jimmy: it seem like this is what it would really be like if we had super heroes. >> totally, what if super powers existed and playing it to the in nth degree. >> jimmy: are you not a super hero. >> no, i'm a guy who works in an electronics store. yeah! yeah! [cheers and applause] exactly. >> jimmy: got to be a little disappointing. >> i'm part of a super hero

show, what am i doing? >> jimmy: a small electronics store. and your power would be like setting up a wi-fi router. >> totally. i could get you up and running in 15 minutes flat, absolutely. i had to do a little research into electronics just because i didn't, i wanted to sound like i knew what i was talking about, so i actually went toe an electronics store in toronto. can you help me for a second? i have a script with me, does this make sense? because i wanted to make sure i wasn't just spouting techno babble. >> jimmy: did it make sense? >> it did. i also went down a youtube hole. there's a lot of do it yourself fix-it channels all based out of tampa, florida. i don't know why. but this guy had a remote, telling you how to reprogram it. he goes, a lot of people think

the power button isn't a button. guess what, it's a button, you still got to hold it down. >> jimmy: who are these people who think a power button is not a button. >> exactly. they're all in tampa. it's crazy. >> jimmy: the ecktixecutive producer, seth rogen. were threy there? >> yes, they were. i got to audition for them. it was very nerve-wracking, because they're heroes of mine. i was in the hallway, they hadn't quite gotten there yet. i was going over my lines, i was super nervous. and in the distance, i hear i hr huh, huh, huh. it gives him away from miles. >> jimmy: sometime if you breathe in, it gives him away for miles.

your dad is dennis quaid and mother is meg ryan. have they seen your show yet? >> actually, i had an opportunity to get my mom to set while we filming. >> jimmy: oh, that's got to be cool for the other actors. >> it was cool. >> jimmy: no, i mean really, because it's meg ryan. >> that's crazy. she came during one of the craziest scenes. we have an inverted superman character played by antony star and she came on set during one of his most gruesome scenes and she was so into it. >> jimmy: really? >> i was disturbed by how into it she was. there's a lot of blood and guts, and i'm digging it. >> jimmy: speaking of your mother digging it, the movie "when harry met sally." >> yes. >> jimmy: i think it's

adversary anniversary of that movie. >> yes. >> jimmy: have you seen that scene where your mom and billy crystal are eating? >> yes. that's a great way to put it. i saw it for the first time last year. i had never seen it only because when you're a kid and your mom has one of the most famous orgasm scenes of all time. >> jimmy: we can all relate to that. >> yeah, of course, who hasn't been through that very specific situation. and i was doing a rom-com called "plus one". i'm doing a rom-com, i have to watch "the" rom-com. i watched it. i was home alone. i started crying because i was so proud. i called her immediately. i'm so sorry i haven't seen it until now. she's like, it's okay, i've seen it one time. i'm like, you've seen that movie one time? if i was in that movie it would be an hour and a half gif constantly running. >> jimmy: you were at comic-con.

>> i was. >> jimmy: they didn't know you. next year it will be a big thing. do they know you at comic-con? >> yeah, i had been there once before when i was 19. they had me at comic-con. i was in the "hunger games." i have like one line in it, which is "woo." and i don't know why i was at comic-con. they brought the woo-guy to comic-con. >> jimmy: the woo guy. was it excited? >> yeah, i was on stage withstandl with stanley tucci, i'm the guy who kills the most adorable character in the movie. this little girl named roo. and i'm the guy who kills her and people hate me. i'm not proud of it. i'm officially sorry. >> jimmy: how do you know they hate you? >> because anytime i post

anything on instagram. could be a photo of a mountain or my girlfriend's cat, at least one person will say you killed roo. and i know, and i'm aware. >> jimmy: hopefully, this will get you past that. "the boys" premieres friday on amazon prime video. and we'll return with music from burna boy. ♪ >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes benz, the best or nothing. you...and mom also gets aoss shoppiback-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less.

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♪ i don' charge my energy i no get time for no enemy tori pe won le tomi ♪ ♪ nothing wey person never see omo nothing wey person never see ♪ ♪ forget i say fashi ♪ very soon expecting je kawon padi eh jen be i dey kaku dey gbese jejeli jeje jeje ♪ ♪ i been dey answer them yes sir now na me dem dey answer yes sir ♪ ♪ respect is reciprocal even though una know say i special ♪ ♪ anybody wey no want to soji anybody wey no dey carry body ♪ ♪ nack am something ah ahthing to ba ta fele fele nack am something ♪

♪ you won chop kpe you never work na because me sef i never talk ♪ ♪ i look you dey laugh you gon gon gon gongongon ♪ ♪ i sha know say the time go come omo i know say the time go come ♪ ♪ wey you no go fit lie no more ♪ ♪ omo omo life na turn by turn whether you like or not ♪ ♪ to ba ginger me gbeskele go burst ki gbe je kan gbo oh ♪ ♪ anybody wey no want to soji anybody wey no dey carry body ♪ ♪ nack am something ah ah nack am something to ba ta fele fele nack am something ♪ ♪ very soon expecting je kawon padi e jen be i dey kaku dey gbese jejeli jeje jeje ♪ ♪ i been dey answer them yes sir now na me dem dey answer yes sir ♪

♪ respect is reciprocal even though una know say i special ♪ ♪ anybody wey no want to soji anybody wey no dey carry body ♪ ♪ nack am something ah ah nack am something to ba ta fele fele nack am something ♪ ♪ eni to ba ta fele fele la'go lori won ♪ ♪ eni to ba ta fele fele la'go lori won ♪ ♪ eni to ba ta fele fele la'go lori won ♪ ♪ eni to ba ta fele fele la'go lori won ♪ ♪ la'go lori won ♪ [cheers and applause]

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