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being the candidate the tackle issues is as close as we get to football. they all tried to stand out and avoid being eliminated under extreme time pressure in a televised event. now let's put 45 seconds on the clock and go. this was a large cast of characters. to help viewer keep track of who was who, abc did something special. ♪ the election is quickly approaching ♪ ♪ and we've got decisions to make ♪ ♪ with so many people to choose from ♪ ♪ we don't want to make a mistake ♪ ♪ we can only send one to the white house ♪ ♪ and the others will have to go home ♪ ♪ dems the breaks ♪ yeah, dems the breaks ♪ whoever goes home will say

dems the breaks ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: i wouldn't watch that show. it is weird that they put ten candidates on the stage. here's how, i'd put the four front runners at the center of the stage and let the other six dangle off the stage by their fingertips. mayor pete buttigieg was up way past his bedtime. he almost didn't make it to the debate. you can see he got stuck in the claw machine at the dave and busters at the bay brook mall, but his mother was able to fish him out. the moderators tonight were george stephanopoulos, david muir and jorge ramos. they hit the candidates with all the tough questions like, if elected, how do we know you won't lie about everything all the time and draw on weather maps with a sharpie, and they answered those questions well. you can bet on the events of the

debate. these are are whwhat they call bets. can you bet, will joe biden have a gaffe that trends on twitter. you bet $100, you get $200 if it was yes. $300 for no. the answer was no. how many times will joe biden mention obama, over/under one and a half times. that went over. it was two. times donald trump will tweet during the debate. it was under. he was busy. will beto o'rourke speak spanish during the debate. he did. will joe biden choke on his teeth during the debate. he actually did. joe biden did, he did well tonight. he was facing the right direction. his pants were on. it was, it was a good outing for him. you know, there were three women on stage. if any of these women are elected, it would be historic, and if, if bernie or biden were to win, it would be prehistoric.

but bernie was -- [ applause ] because he's so old is what i'm saying. their age. bernie was very bernie tonight. he came right out of the gate yelling. his voice was crazy. it sounded like he swallowed a frog. he was screaming louder than cam newton at the line of scrimmage. he gave a strong warning to giving americans affordable throat lozenges. >> in the united states of america, we are spending twice as much per capita on health care as the canadians or any other major country on earth. >> jimmy: he had his turn signal on for an hour and a half. that was embarrassing. i felt bad for him. [ applause ] this was the first debate where joe biden and elizabeth warren were on stage together. they've been described as frenemies. it's a weird situation. elizabeth warren is the candidate most democrats say

they'd like to vote for, but the majority of democrats think joe biden is the guy the country would vote for. but i don't know. i don't think it's a great idea to try to guess what other people want. that's how you wind up eating at golden corral. i thought you wanted to come here. most of what has the democrats worried is after hillary, will another female candidate be able to beat donald trump? will it be too risky? i think a female has a better chance against trump, especially in a debate. women are much better at handling babies than men. it's a biological fact. some made waves, most notably, the businessman, andrew yang. his campaign manager said he'd be doing something no presidential candidate has ever done before, which is exciting to hear, because there can be so many things. maybe he was planning to eat a tide pod on camera. or ride in on an ostrich. who knows.

but andrew yang did none of those things. instead, he gave away cash. >> i'm going to do something unprecedented tonight. my campaign will now give a freedom dividend of $1,000 a month for an entire year to ten american families. someone watching this at home right now. if you believe that can you solve your own problems better than any politician, go to yang2020.com and tell us how $1,000 a month will help you do just that. >> jimmy: like a radio station contest. this thousand dollar thursday. that may be the most ridiculous proposal i've seen on this network, and i've watched every episode of the bachelorette. he also had fun when he took the stage tonight. >> entrepreneur andrew yang.

[ applause ] >> jimmy: i'd like to see joe biden do that. some of the candidates went after joe biden, like he was some kind of dead beat dad on the maury povich show. julian castro in particular. there was one moment when castro lashed out at biden for forgetting something, which he didn't forget, by the way, and bernie appeared to lean over and help joe out. it was kind of endearing. it made me hopeful for a reboot of grumpy old men. b beto o'rourke had a better night. o he looks like the high school teacher you know has weed in his desk. he called donald trump a white supremacist and announced a plan for a reparations bill and a new madea movie by the end of the year. cory booker was the only unmarried candidate in the debate. that would be interesting, a

single president. you see him on tinder. can't swipe right on a democrat. have to swipe left on them, right? he's dating rosario dawson, the actress. but even though they live together a lot of the time, until three days ago, she hadn't officially endorsed him, which is, i mean, how many dishes must this guy leave in the sink? overall, i thought it was a good debate. i thought abc news did a great job. i don't know who won the debate, but watching candidates discuss the issues intelligently, using real facts, i'd forgotten what it was like. it was like walking out of north korea and into a costco. it was that same. president trump told reporters he would not watch the debate live tonight. said he was going to tape it and watch it later as a rerun. this is what he was doing during the debate. >> the light bulb. people said what's with the light bulb. i said here's the story. i looked at it, the bulb we're

forced to use, number one, most importantly, the light's no good. i always look orange. >> jimmy: yeah. it's the light bulb that makes you look orange. nothing to do with the tan in a can. [ applause ] trump also entertained the gang of the institute with a routine about sleepy joe biden and president xi. we had no choice but to slow it down for tonight's edition of drunk donald trump. >> he wants sleepy joe. can you imagine those two guys in a xi, ha, and here's sleepy joe, what? where am i? where am i? just sign here, sleepy joe. just sign here.

♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: so, in between his standup figures shall the president is still figuring out who's going to replace his national security adviser. there were reports today that he was thinking about giving the job to mike pompeo who would then have two jobs to be fired from in three months, which would be unusual but not unprecedented. there was one other secretary of state who also acted as national security adviser, henry kissinger, which would make sense for trump, because nobody kissingersi kissingersi kissingers his ass like mike pompeo. he made it clear he has many options to fill this most recent hole. >> a lot of people want the job. it's a great job. it's great because it's a lot of fun to work with donald trump, and it's very easy, actually, to work with me. you know why it's easy? i make all the decisions. they don't have to work.

>> jimmy: sounds like a terrific working environment. he makes all the decision, whether they be original recipe or extra crispy. of all the horrible things he's been trying to do, there's one subject on which the president has been crystal clear, and that is this. >> i'm an environmentalist. i want crystal clean water. i want crystal clean water. we're going to have crystal clean water. clean, beautiful, crystal water. clean, crystal clean water. we want clean water. crystal. clean, beautiful, crystal water. nice, beautiful, clean water. >> jimmy: so what did they announce today? they're rolling back obama's clean water act which limits the amount of chemicals businesses can put in our water. how does it work. did they wake up and say what horrible thing can we do today? i know, let's poison the water. he's rolled back protection of the water, air, endangered

species and public land. all he cares about is rolling back what obama d iid. i'm surprised he didn't order sasha and maleah back into the womb. the candidates were warned by abc news and the dnc not to use foul language, because if there's one thing we've learned, it's that voters will not tolerate a president who uses foul language. with that said, it's time for a special debate edition of this week in unnecessary censorship. >> last year, democrats [ bleep ]ed 40 republican [ bleep ]s in the house. >> i've met people [ bleep ] their doctors. i've met people who [ bleep ] their nurses, who [ bleep ] their pharmacists. >> you've got to talk about the working class issues. the people who take a [ bleep ]

after work. >> this is about honesty, big [ bleep ]. >> in my debate i was called a [ bleep ] from the iron range. when she said it, i said [ bleep ] you. >> that's what i want to do for you as president of the united states. [ bleep ] you. >> i know how [ bleep ]. and i know how to win. i [ bleep ] giant [ bleep ], and i beat them. >> i am asian. so i have a lot of [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> if you want to compare [ bleep ], and frankly, i'm shocked that you do, i'm happy to do that. >> jimmy: we've got a great show for you tonight. music from green day. danielle macdonald is here, and we'll be right back with sean penn. ♪ the. abc's jimmy kimmel live, brought to you by sprint. the nation's largest and most reliable network.

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every night of that. [cheers and applause] our first guest tonight is a two-time oscar winner. he is actor, director, humanitarian, and author. his newest book, "bob honey sings jimmy crack corn" is available now. please welcome sean penn. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: how you doin'? >> doin' well. >> jimmy: thanks for coming. we have a late show tonight because of the debate. did you get to watch it? >> i came here early so that i could watch it. >> jimmy: excellent. >> and mercifully you have an open bar. >> jimmy: yes. >> because i find it very stressful. >> jimmy: the debate itself? >> debating. >> jimmy: mm-hm. even if you're not actually debating? >> i, i, i worried for every one

of them. yeah, i feel it in my bones, because it is not an organic place for debate, strangely enough. it's what you were saying in the monologue. >> jimmy: it's weird. you have to be concise, and you can't get into detail. and you have to hit all the right notes. what i think, by the way, that most of them did a very good job of that. would you agree? >> listen, i think that first of all, anybody who has a serious mission of service, which i believe is true of all of them, along with other agendas, perhaps, deserves a lot of credit, and to be able to be articulate and to have any clarity on the issues under those circumstances is extraordinary. and i come out of it dave chappell for president. >> jimmy: that would be fun. but you're a trump guy, right?

>> you know that. [ laughter ] it's, it's lgp, again. tortoise. this is the animal you would, as an actor in class you would sort of use that as the animal equivalent of president trump. >> jimmy: a tortoise? >> if you, watching him, i've been thinking that more and more, not with any political position on it, but just, he's very tortoise-like. >> jimmy: in what way? that's interesting. i feel like you're insulting tortoise. >> as i was saying it, i knew that people would think that. no, i, listen. here's what i felt about the debate tonight is more and more i think that what they did better tonight was staying on issues. >> jimmy: yes. >> less on him. >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> i think if we're in a country

where he doesn't make the argument well enough against him then we've lost anyway. they don't need to address him. i felt it more tonight because they didn't do it. >> jimmy: you think that's a given. it's like, okay, we know. >> if people truly want to vote against their own interests, he'll be the president of the united states again. there are talented people in the group we saw tonight. and more importantly, there are talented people who are not in government that are going to, one of the things you notice while watching this is nobody is really talking about leadership other than related to how you're going to pass a bill in congress and so on. and we've seen the potential of a president, for example the current president, to lead us to el paso and to lead us to all kinds of enhanced hatred and anger and separation, but there's also this positive leadership that has to do with building coalition and supporting leaders among young

people particularly in the country now who are really, because we know it is a cultural revolution that's going to shift this stuff. and it's those people getting behind the leader once they're in office, that's going to force congress to do the things they're going to have to do. this is the only hope we've got. >> jimmy: we have a tendency, i think, with young people to sometimes get behind a leader and then lengelect them and votd do all the things you need to do and that's kind of it and then you wait. >> yeah, but this generation does seem different to me, because i certainly, i'm born 1960, and i certainly would have liked to have considered myself amongst a generation that was going to demand change. >> jimmy: who's the first president you voted for, do you remember? let's see, 1960. would you have to be 18, so there would be 1978. so that would be just after jimmy carter, i guess. >> yeah, that was what brinkley

called an unfinished presidency. i liked jimmy carter a lot. i don't remember if i voted in that election. >> jimmy: you don't. do you tell your kids you have to vote? you better vote? >> yeah. and that says everything about, you know, so much of my generation. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. although sometimes when your parents tell you what you have to do then you just don't want to do it. >> we excelled in hypocrisy. >> jimmy: people think of you as a very serious guy in general. do you think of yourself as a very serious guy? >> firstly i think of myself as somebody who is perceived as being very self-serious. >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> and i've contributed greatly to that. [ laughter ] but i'm typically, typically

uncomfortable in a room of more than four friends in an environment i know. g >> jimmy: right. >> and this is one of the things i was thinking about watching those debaters tonight, that it is very difficult to express the things that one feels as the things they feel. especially in this kind of competitive policy debate and so on. in the way that will connect with people. it's why i said what i said about dave chapelle is that, you know, i was watching this special. >> jimmy: special on netflix, yeah. >> and, and, you know, and this is something, by the way, you know, i, i may have said this to you before. but this is something i think about what you do in this job. it's, even just back stage, listening to you rattle off the, you know, the parts that are going to various stations and so on and other parts of the country, to be able to do that and to do it every night with that kind of consistency and

that kind of articulation is amazing. >> jimmy: well, thanks, everybody. [ applause ] the pbad news is i can't do anything else, but i am good at looking over there and reading. that is one of may ty top skill. >> that's not true. he had to write that monologue right after the debate. >> jimmy: it's a group effort, though, for sure. there are other people involved. but thank you. that's nice of you. >> ain't nothing going nowhere without a group effort. >> jimmy: i tell you how i came away from it. i thought, wow, a lot of them seem good, you know? and so it makes it harder to decide when somebody doesn't really break away. >> i think you have to be of a mind to say, i am strategic or i believe this. >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> and i'm not going to take one of those positions tonight,

because i have become particularly in the last year for some reason, increasingly focussed and excited about younger people than myself deciding what strategy should be and what it is of the heart and what the principles are. if the issue is simply to beat the current president, i don't think i can participate very actively. >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> there's that, because what starts at the top also starts at the bottom. things move toward the middle together. i think it's much more about what the population's going to do than who wins the presidency. there are many competent people on that stage tonight. and but they are all going to need us to hold them to the fire if they happen to win. so that things continue. and i don't know if i might fall

asleep, but the young people in the country won't, and i believe this generation will hold a president to the fire. >> jimmy: sean penn is with us. we'll be right back. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by ikea. make the dream yours. ♪ wherever you are... whatever you're craving... and whenever you're craving it... doordash has the restaurants you want. delivered to your door. wherever your door happens to be. download doordash. the most restaurants across america. first order, $0 delivery fee.

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♪ >> jimmy: the one that didn't get elected. sean penn is back with us. greenday is on the way. this is his new book, "bob honey." >> it's a direct continuation. >> jimmy: continuation. bob honey is a character that has a habit or maybe calling of killing people with a mallett. >> elderly people. >> jimmy: elderly people with a mallett. is this based on anyone in your life? >> it's based on a public need to diminish the depletion of the ozone by flatulence, that population. >> jimmy: that's a private need as well. >> and the lack of the elderly to participate in the global economy properly, so he works

for an unnamed government organization and then decides that there's only dignity in assassination or of them intimately with a mallett. >> jimmy: you've got a character called mr. landlord who seems to be based on someone we're all familiar with. >> someone in the >> jimmy: someone who's tortoise like. he doesn't even eat vegetables, how could he be a tortoise? he's like a big mac-eatin' tortoise. i want to talk about your charity. i went to your charity event, which was a fantastic event. you had cat stevens. jamie foxx was the emcee at the event. it was really quite an event. and you've done so much work in haiti. and now you are continuing to work in haiti, i know. but also your group, core,

c-o-r-e, is working in the bahamas right now. >> correct. >> jimmy: on the ground there, helping the people there in the places that they need it. [ applause ] what a great thing. now you established this. you went to haiti when they needed help, and then you said, okay, well, now we're going to expand this and keep doing it. >> i'll use what you said. it's a group effort. i've got really great people. and most of them haitian, now, because our organization sub-haitianized over the time. and what ended up happening, because we're working so much beyond emergency relief and development in haiti, our skin in the game on emergency relief, we had got, we had a deep experience pool and skill sets in that group, and it didn't seem, it seemed a natural thing to expand and, and to consider participating in the escalating storms and so on, both in the

hurricane belt of the united states and within the caribbean. >> jimmy: so you've got these people, haitian people, who went through this themselves who are now helping in the bahamas. >> who are helping in the bahamas. and we're helping in florida and in savannah, georgia a couple years ago and going out. so we'll see where it goes from here. >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> you know, you, there's, i think for anybody working in that, today, it feels like david and fwoe goliath. and obviously, so many things discussed in the debate tonight are going to have to happen. >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> to work hand in hand. prevention certainly is better than what we're doing. >> jimmy: be nice if we tried to cut back on this somehow rather than cleaning it up afterwards. you, i know, back stage we asked you to read a mean tweet for our segment "mean tweets", and you did do that. but you have some more.

i understand. >> no, i didn't do it. >> jimmy: oh, you didn't do it. >> because i didn't want to on here, and i didn't do it the next time, because for me, doing it back stage feels like taking a selfie. >> jimmy: i see. >> and i don't, so i decided, i asked if i could just read them here with everybody. >> jimmy: yeah, read them here. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: and i think this is interesting. one of our producers told me that you've not seen any of these. we just picked them for you and gave them to you. all right, so let's do it. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] you're right, this is a more fun way. >> it's going to be tough for these people to come up with something because i'm so universally liked. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, let's find out. >> do i say who it's from? >> jimmy: sure.

>> this is from @justin. why does sean penn look like a gigantic terd and backed an afternoon. and the next one says sean penn's just mad that he looks like the inside of a banana skin. but you didn't hear it from me. and then kevin s. says -- >> jimmy: oh, he's the worst. >> was he on "house of cards"? [ laughter ] >> sean penn seems like the kind of guy who would delete an instagram if he didn't get enough likes. >> jimmy: no way you're on instagram, right? >> i just got rid of e-mail. i don't have instagram.

let's see, sean penn seems like he'd stab me for no reason, that's true. and then immaculately stitch my wounds while telling me about his time in haiti. >> jimmy: oh. [ applause ] i think that might have been a compliment. >> oh, this is interesting grammatically. sean penn, you rude. dumb rude and full of, you stanky sean, real-time stanker.t >> jimmy: i'm going to have the credit, mr. reid 212. we'll be back with danielle macdonald! is is you shopping. and this is you maximizing at t.j.maxx. you shopping, you maximizing.

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>> jimmy: hi there, welcome back. green day is next. in one very long year, our next guest starred alongside sandra bullock in "bird box" and jennifer aniston in "dumplin'." she comes from australia and her new miniseries "unbelievable," it premieres tomorrow on netflix. please welcome danielle macdonald. ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? thank you for coming. ? i'm good, thanks for having me. >> jimmy: i heard this is not

your first time here. >> it's not. i've been there, in the audience. >> jimmy: how long ago? >> i was 17. like ten years ago. >> jimmy: ten years ago. >> yeah, kind of crazy. >> jimmy: do you remember who was on the show? >> ben mckenzie. i was a big fan of the oc, because i was a teenager. >> jimmy: you don't have to explain it. ben mckenzie was here, there you go. maybe that's inspirational to maybe one person in the audience tonight will become a big acting star. >> maybe. >> jimmy: you're from what part of australia? >> i'm from sydney. >> jimmy: sydney, australia. and this is a question i will traditionally ask australian guests when they are on the show for the first time. you have ever thrown a boomerang? >> i have. >> jimmy: and did it work? did it come back? >> no. >> jimmy: that's not a magical ability you all are born with? >> i don't think i was doing it right. >> jimmy: you must not have been

doing it right. >> i don't even know how to throw a frisbee. >> jimmy: what is the dumbest thing americans like to ask you. we ask questions about countries that we know very little about them. >> i'm going to not comment on that. >> jimmy: i know it's true, because i'm one of us. >> i was at disneyland, and someone did ask me, like, so wait, why, why is it cold there right now? it's summer. and i was like, no, no, no, our seasons are opposite. and they're like, wow, wow, so it's like december there? and i'm like, no, it's june. june. and they thought that literally the months were the same as the seasons. it was, mm. >> jimmy: you sure this wasn't in disney world? in florida? when did you move to l.a.? >> 2010. >> jimmy: so you were just a kid when you moved here. >> yeah, i was 18.

>> jimmy: did it take you a while to acclimate? >> it did. you grow up watching american television. i'm from australia. it's not totally crazy different. i moved in with this guy i met once. i was living in hollywood. we're in hollywood now. right around the corner from here. and i remember skyping my parents. my first month because i walked in the door, and the street was like eerily silent. i looked out the window, and all of a sudden there were these two cop cars blocking off the street, and i was like they weren't there two minutes ago when i walked home. the next thing i know, there was a helicopter and police coming out of bushes with guns drawn, and i'm like, where am i? and my dad's like it's okay. keep calm. i'm pretty sure they were like, why did we let you leave. >> jimmy: no kidding. what was going on, did you ever find out? >> no idea. that happened three times in the

first three months. >> jimmy: and none of the super heroes outside helped you? >> no! none of them. >> jimmy: when you really need them. >> they never show up. >> jimmy: they're in starbucks or something like that. so you've had quite a year, and like everything's on netflix. you're exclusive to netflix somehow. >> i don't know how that happened. i had two netflix things come out back to back and it's netflix. i worked with your wife. >> jimmy: my wife had a little part in "dumplin'." that was a lot of fun for us. so, okay, so now you live here permanently. you're not in hollywood anymore, right? >> i'm just in west hollywood. >> jimmy: you've moved slightly away from the gunfire. this new show that you're on, this mini series is based on a true story. >> yes. >> jimmy: heavy stuff, right? >> it is, it is.

it's intense. it's basically about, it's a true story, and it is about these two detectives who track down a serial rapist. >> jimmy: mm-hm. yeah. >> yes. >> jimmy: and maybe those were the guys running on the street, no? >> i mean, it happened in colorado. so i'm going to say no, but sure. >> jimmy: that's a long run. >> long run. >> jimmy: it is a long run. well, it's great to have you here, and here instead of there, and, you know, and congratulations on all your netflix-y success. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it comes out tomorrow, it premieres on netflix. it's called "unbelievable." and we'll return with music from green day. ♪ >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by the 2020 gle,

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>> jimmy: oh, my goodness, i have so many people to thank. i want to thank everyone who participated in the debate tonight. i'd like to thank sean penn and danielle macdonald, apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next, but first, here with the song "father of all," green day! chaus ♪ i woke up to a message of love choking up on the smoke from above ♪ ♪ i'm obsessed with the poison and us what a mess cause there's no one to trust ♪ ♪ huh-uh come on honey huh-uh count your money ♪ ♪ huh-uh what's so funny there's a riot living inside of us ♪

♪ i got paranoia baby and it's so hysterical crackin up under the pressure looking for a miracle ♪ ♪ huh-uh come on honey lyin' in a bed of blood and money ♪ ♪ huh-uh what's so funny we are rivals in the riot inside us ♪ ♪ i'm impressed with the presence of none i'm possessed from the heat of the sun ♪ ♪ hurry up cause i'm making a fuss fingers up cause there's no one to trust ♪ ♪ huh-uh come on honey huh-uh count your money ♪ ♪ huh-uh what's so funny there's a riot living inside of us ♪ ♪ i got paranoia baby and it's so hysterical crackin up under the pressure looking for a miracle ♪

♪ huh-uh come on honey lyinn a bed of blo ♪ huh-uh what's so funny we are rivals in the riot inside us ♪ ♪ huh-uh come on honey lyin in a bed of blood and money ♪ ♪ huh-uh what's so funny we are rivals in the riot inside us ♪ ♪ huh-uh come on honey lyin in a bed of blood and money ♪ ♪ huh-uh what's so funny we are rivals in the riot inside us ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause]

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