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hinkman and fartman are here tonight on the show. first the king of social media, our tangerine twitter man donald jemimah trump. the whistles are blowing, the witches are hunting but the president keeps going. you can look up his schedule every day. this is it. at 3:15, he signed executive orders on transparency and federal guidance and enforcement. and that was it. [ laughter ] otherwise it was just yelling and tweeting. and touching himself to sean hannity, i guess. [ laughter ] trump is handling this impeachment crisis about as well as you would expect. which is badly, very, very badly. definitely woke up on the wrong side of the tanning bed this morning. [ laughter ] he started with the do-nothing democrats are con artists only looking to hurt the republican party and president, the so-called whistle-blower, before knowing i was going to release this exact transcript, stated my call with the president was

crazy, frightening, completely unrelated to substance, this is a very big lie, read the transcript. we did read the transcript. [ laughter ] and that's why you're in this mess in the first place. [ cheers and applause ] the tweets starts coming so fast. he even misspelled one of his favorite words. total scam by the do-nothing democrats for the good of the country this wirch hunt. he's right, this is a total wirch hunt, and you are vladimir put putin's total birch too, while we're at it. he says the whistle-blower owes him an apology. he said the whistle-blower's lawyer is a big democrat. which you know who else was a big democrat? donald trump, like 12 years ago. [ laughter ] the president though, he did find time to put out a statement about the mess he made in syria. after inexplicably pulling our troops out of syria, leaving our

allies, the kurds, to fend for themselves, the turks to the surprise of no one immediately attacked the kurds. this is how the president responded. this morning turkey, a nato member, invaded syria. the united states does not endorse this attack and has made it clear to turkey this operation is a bad idea. a bad idea. listen. the emoji movie was a bad idea. [ laughter ] this is the beginning of a massacre that he caused. even his republican sycophants are furious that he would do this to our allies. they released a bipartisan condemnation today. some believe that the problem is there's no one remaining in the administration to protect the president from his own ideas. the adults have either rest of the or been escorted from the room. it's like a family-run pizzeria now. [ laughter ] trump is relying solely on his instincts. every meeting he waves a kfc drumstick in the air and that decides if things are

finger-licking good or finger-licking bad. and of course -- [ cheers and applause ] and of course he does always have the guidance and support of the maga 8-ball. >> the question, sir, was what did you want president zelensky to do about vice president biden and his son hunter? [ laughter ] >> let me just tell you. the whole thing is a scam. >> uh-huh, that's right. [ cheers and applause ] the house democrats announced they're going to continue with this scam. they'll issue more subpoenas for trump to obstruct. trump and his allies in congress. they've decided given how guilty he obviously is are, the best route forward is to stone wall investigation. which means he finally decided to build a wall. a stonewall. democrats don't have many options if the administration decides to just ignore the law. they could go to the courts but that takes forever. instead they're just saying these actions are obstruction of

justice, which is an impeachable offense. basically they're saying, give us the evidence to impeach you, or we will impeach you. [ laughter ] joe biden today for the first time said he believes trump should be impeached. good for him. joe biden, today joe biden let the world know that if you come after his family, he will wait three weeks. [ laughter ] formulate a rponse and then he will come after you with guns a-blazing. it is such a weird place where politicians have to call for trump's impeachment. whether or not he's extorting allies. calling for him to be impeached, like if there was a rat sitting in the middle of your pizza and you call for it to be removed. as her husband tries to dig up dirt on his opponents the first lady is building a tennis pavilion on the white house

lawn, for real. as if they're going to be there to enjoy it. there she is breaking ground in her most rugged pair of construction stilettos. she's definitely digging an escape tunnel, right? tennis pavilion. either an escape tunnel or shallow grave. i love melania thought, i will build a tennis pavilion. once that's built, all guests of the white house will have a front row seat to this. [ laughter ] it's john big mac enrow. it's billie jean burger king. it's roger well-fedderer. we have a great show tonight. howard stern is here. [ cheers and applause ] whether he wants to be or not.

from "elle camino," "breaking bad" movie, aaron paul is with us. [ cheers and applause ] it's hard to believe it's been six years since "breaking bad" went off the air. even the most hard-core fans i think need a refresher before they go to see "elle camino." [ cheers and applause ] >> good to see you. >> jimmy: aaron. you know, i was going to give a refresher but maybe you could do this for us. catch us up on what, you know -- what was going on before this movie. >> yeah. i mean -- a lot of stuff happened. >> jimmy: yeah, a lot of stuff did happen, yeah. maybe u can just go through it quickly and give a basics

rundown. >> sure, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: great, i'll just step over here. >> there's this chemistry teacher named walt who gets cancer. his wife, skyler, is pregnant. and his son, walt jr., really loves breakfast. he does. then walt starts cooking meth to pay for his medical bills with the help of his former student jesse. [ cheers and applause ] yeah, you know. he cooked meth in a winnebago. i said bitch a lot. we kill people with science. i dissolve people in a bathtub which falls to a ceiling. did i mention walt's son loves breakfast? walt's brother-in-law hank is a dea agent. and he's after us. as a drug dealer named tuko, walt blows up tuko's hideout with science. then kills tuko, who has a weird uncle in a wheelchair that rings

a bell. then walt gets naked in a grocery store. i fall in love with jessica jones. my friends are skinny pete and badger, but not a real badger, a person. hank starts collecting rocks. his wife loves the color purple. walt hires a lawyer named sol d who gets his own show. where he works as a cinnabon. there's a scary chicken man named gus. okay. danny trejo's decapitated head on a turtle. jessica jones chokes on her own vomit. her dad gets sad and crashes two planes into each other. and we meet a grurchy bald guy named mike. pink teddy bear. pizza on a roof. pimped out meth lab. we kill a fly -- >> jimmy: wait, you kill a fly? >> yes, an entire episode. a guy named gail, makes really

good coffee, i shoot him in a face. skyler buys a car wash, gives their money away. walt cries. creepy wheelchair uncle blows up scary chicken man. we destroy evidence with a magnet. i say, science bitch! meth labs and fume medication tents. train robbery. prison murders. hank figures out walt is heisenberg. while taking a [ bleep ]. spoiler alert, hank dies. mike dies. lydia dies. my new girlfriend dies. i bed kidnapped by neo-nazis. the nazis die because walt kills them. because again science bitch. walt dies while i drive away in an el camino which is also the name of the movie where this all picks up. out in theaters this friday. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >> jimmy: that's very helpful. very, very helpful.

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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there. tonight from the highly anticipated "el camino, a hinkman himself aaron paul is here. regina kink, nat wolff, music from jimmy ate world, woody harrelson,

eisenberg will be here. our first guest is the first voice i hear when i wake up that isn't screaming "daddy make pancakes." you can hear him every morning on siriusxm, and read his innermost thoughts in this book "howard stern comes again," please welcome the pride of long island, howard stern. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> how exciting. [ cheers and applause ] ♪

>> wow. >> jimmy: have you felt the enthusiasm in this city? >> you know what, as you said, l.a. is all abuzz. it's great. i live in new york. i'm a hermit as you know. when i come out here, like every 15, 20 years, first they think there's a giant praying mantis in town. then there i am and people get excited. >> they do. >> as you are excited. >> jimmy: i am excited. very excited. [ cheers and applause ] >> for those of you who don't know, jimmy is my dear friend. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> we even go on vacation occasionally together. >> jimmy: yes, that's true. >> a very close relationship, i'm almost family. >> jimmy: yes. >> i'm not quite family, because if you're family then you get a job here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'd take you on. >> i'm backstage and i'm walking around the halls. and you run into cousin bertha. uncle cleto.

you know, aunt flippy. you know, you see these people. and these people i guess are entitled to jobs. i don't know how you do it. >> jimmy: you don't have any family members working at the show? >> well, with your show, it's like people with the native americans, you know. >> jimmy: what? >> native americans, you can prove you're a native american, you get to own one of those casinos. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right. >> around here, if you can prove you're jimmy's relative, you get a job. >> jimmy: you're a member of my tribe. >> it's unbelievable. before we talk about anything beside my book, sirius xm, i wanted to tell you how much i love you. >> jimmy: i love you too. >> i'm going to sing you a song. >> jimmy: oh, no, really? [ cheers and applause ] >> i didn't even rehearse with the band, this is totally spontaneous. >> jimmy: oh, all right. >> the only song i know the lyrics to somewhat, you know the carpenters -- >> jimmy: "close to you"?

yes. >> i do. ♪ why do birds -- what's with you guys? ♪ it's a wedding song. ♪ ♪ why do birds suddenly appear every time jimmy's near ♪ ♪ just like me they long to be close to you ♪ >> jimmy: oh, thank you. >> on the day that you were born the angels decided to create a dream come true ♪ ♪ so they sprinkled fairy dust on your little head ♪ look how uncomfortable. >> jimmy: yeah, i'm very uncomfortable, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> we are very close. >> jimmy: i didn't know -- i

didn't know we were carpenters close. >> you know, i wrote this book -- >> jimmy: you wrote something beautiful about me in the book, thank you very much, it really touched me, honestly. >> thank you for saying that, but the book is near and dear to me, and it's available for christmas. but regardless of that, i wrote something beautiful about jimmy. jimmy is always very supportive of my career. and he always sends me a note whenever i do a show that he thinks is particularly good. but the book got me into trouble. everyone said to me, who is your favorite interview of all time? >> jimmy: right. >> so you know, listen. who knows who's my favorite interview? i put some thought. conan o'brien, we had a particularly good interview. well, this has lit a fire under everyone. jimmy, you dropped snide remarks. why don't you go to your good friend conan? david spade was on my show. oh, i guess i'm not good enough to be your favorite interview. so it's sort of weird. but i'm pleased with the book. i got a chance -- >> jimmy: you should be pleased with the back. it as written record of what a

great interviewer you are. >> well, you know, i've had so many great guests and so many profound moments on the show. since we went to sirius xm i've been able to do some long-form interviews. it's a different kind of format than we had on regular radio. it's really enable med to go out there and ask some questions that i'm curious about. i couldn't imagine when i was a little boy dreaming about being on the radio that one day i'd get to sit with paul mccartney or madonna or with you or with this one, that one. letterman. and so getting that opportunity and to sit there sometimes for an hour, hour and a half. it's like chinese water torture for these people. >> jimmy: no, it's not. >> keep them in the chair long enough, they break down, they open up a little bit. >> jimmy: you know what i think it is, your questions are questions oftentimes not only have you never been asked, they're things you haven't thought about before. sometimes like when you interview me, i feel like, oh, yeah, i never really considered that before. people become -- people like talking about themselves. they become so comfortable, they

open up. and i was speaking to adam levine about this. we were on your show on monday. he said when he walks out of the studio sometimes he goes, oh, no, what did i say? he starts going back through everything he said. >> the thing that happened for me was, really i was in psychotherapy. and i talk about it in the book. and i'm a big proponent of it. and i started to think about how much i liked being listened to when i'm sitting in the chair with a psychiatrist. and i said, i really have to change my approach. because it might be really nice for people to be really heard. and i have a format. you know when you're intervieng people, sometimes it must be frustrating because you get a five-minute block to try to make something happen and it's all compressed. with radio, what is so beautiful about it is, if we decide to talk for an hour, hour and a half, you know -- i mean, i had demi moore on today. we were talking about the movie "ghost" which i'm obsessed with. i wanted to hear about that and her life. so we could have this long-form conversation. it's just a lot is allowed to happen in that kind of setting.

>> jimmy: one of my favorite things that happens on the show, i listen every morning, when the interview ends and then you say good-bye to the guest. then it winds up going another 45 minutes. [ laughter ] >> that's the technique. that works. [ cheers and applause ] it works. >> jimmy: wait, how can it be over and then continue for that long? >> what happens, when you tell people it's over, they forget. and then all of a sudden they get even more real. >> jimmy: so you do that on purpose? >> absolutely. >> jimmy: really? >> everything i do on that show is on purpose. >> jimmy: everything is on purpose? >> no, i don't wing many things. but saying to someone, hey, this was a great interview, thank you for coming in. and one more thing. and it is the greatest interview technique. because then it's over. now we're just having fun. the interview part is over. >> jimmy: i feel like you shouldn't have revealed this. [ laughter ] it it's all right, no one is listening as you know, no one is watching. there's three people asleep over there. [ cheers and applause ] there's my wife. >> jimmy: oh, your wonderful wife beth is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> you got to hear this.

again, jimmy and i were just in tennessee. we went on vacation together. >> jimmy: yes, yes. >> jimmy, you know -- jimmy's very different off the air. he's just like this. i'm not going to tell you what he's on, it's not your business. he sits here like this. yeah. i'm trying to have a conversation with him. i go, jimmy. i said, this is true, because he really is out of it. you guys know. no, because you like to relax. you're a talk show host. and i see when you're off the air you're like -- [ laughter ] like jimmy, wake up. you're a lot of fun. >> jimmy: thank you. >> i really enjoy this guy. but i'm talking to jimmy and i said, it's embarrassing. i have asked my wife to remarry me. >> jimmy: right. >> we've been -- we got married -- >> jimmy: 11 years ago. >> thank you for that. [ laughter ] 11 years ago. we've been together like 20 something years. and i said to jimmy, watch this. we're having dinner. and i said, watch this.

i'm going to say to my wife, i want to yoremarr i want to propose. i'm going to say, marry me again. she always says no. because she thinks it's jinxed if you get married again. but it's so great, i love the proposal. at a table with 10 people, jimmy's out of it. [ laughter ] nine people. >> jimmy: right. >> abc doesn't like him to talk about it. read the old "rolling stone" article, you'll know what i'm talking about. good move, you just lojust lost your job. uncle sydney over there. i propose to my wife, she gets embarrassed. honey, come up here, i want to propose. [ cheers and applause ] darling. you know, you have given me the st years of my life.

i love you so much. you do so much for animal rescue. you know how i feel about you. i'm going to say to you now in front of all of my best friends. [ cheers and applause ] my sweet love, will you marry me again? >> yes. >> yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: here you go. all right. howard stern is here. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by the google assistant. say "hey google" to get more done with just your voice.

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these people, including you, gracious enough to welcome me to l.a. what says l.a. more than celebrities and weed? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: your staff has gone crazy. >> my staff has gone crazy. we had this fabulous lineup on monday. governor schwarzenegger came in and welcomed us to l.a. you were there for that. adam sang a song. robert downey jr. was eloquent. jennifer aniston, her first appearance on the show. >> jimmy: yes. >> then tuesday, snoop dogg and seth rogen came in, who are pot experts, and got one of my guys high. >> jimmy: yes. >> very beautiful. >> jimmy: j.d. got high on the show for the first time in his life. >> i was going to invite you to that show but i know abc will fire you. he really is an expert. [ laughter ] tell them. are you allowed to talk about that? it's legal now, right? >> jimmy: it is legal now, yes. things are different. >> don't lie to everyone and tell them you don't smoke. >> jimmy: i've never smoked pot in my whole life, yeah. >> i think you would like it. >> jimmy: thank you, really. you know who was on the show the

last time you were here? >> changing the subject? who was on the show here last time i was here? ? on your show. >> on my show in 1986? >> jimmy: yeah. it was dick but cass. and the lady who did the voice of the squirrel this "rocky and bull wing celt. >> june faray. that was a fun though story. it brings it back to my memory. june for ray was this lovely woman. she had this great gig. like you said, she was the voice of rocket j. squirrel on "rocky and bullwinkle." she was the voice of natasha on this cartoon. what a great gig, doing the voice on a dopey cartoon and they pay you a fortune. on the other hand she just once in her life wanted people to know she was the voice behind rocky the squirrel. we wrote her a script and dick

but cass was there, legendary football player. you'll play rocky the squirrel and you're going to seduce jessica hahn, who at the time was very famous, you know. >> jimmy: right. >> and dick butkus was going to have sex with rocket j. squirrel and jessica hahn, it was going to be a threesome. it was a disgusting, degenerate script. we get on the air, we throw it in front of her. she goes, oh, jessica hahn, describing all these sexual positions and everything else. a day later -- we're airing this like crazy, the greatest thing that ever happened. the real voice of rocky the squirrel. dick butkus, jessica hahn, three-way. three days later, calls my producer crying. you can't air that again, they're going to fire me, it's the worst thing ever, promise me you'll never air it. now you know me. [ laughter ] i was like, tough luck! no, i was a nice guy. she was a nice woman. i took it right off the air.

i was a good guy. and now she recently died. and god, we're playing the hell out of that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right. it's not like she's going to lose it again. >> now it's legendary. >> jimmy: it is. >> oh, the good old days. >> jimmy: those were the good old days. do you feel now -- do you take any satisfaction in knowing that the last time you were here, you were this malcontent outsider, borderline pornographer. >> right. >> jimmy: filth merchant, really. >> first of all, i resent what you said, borderline pornographer. >> jimmy: now you are the toast of the town. >> when i was on regular radio, the idea of dealing with sexual topics was so taboo. the religious right was after me, the federal government was fining me millions of dollars for my broadcasts. talking about sex titillated me so much because i just loved poking my finger in the eye of authority. so it wasn't so much about sex, it was more about, are we really being serious about this?

the government, this is what we're they're worried about? whether or not jessica hahn and dick butkus have a three-way with a squirrel? [ laughter ] we're all adults here. so this was fabulous. when i got to satellite radio, they don't care what i do. >> jimmy: yeah. >> there's no prison guard. all the inmates are running the show. you can do whatever you want. and so sex is ridiculous to sit there and concentrate on. not that we don't occasionally, don't get me wrong. we can get raunchy. >> jimmy: yeah, the show is not as interestingly not as focused on that as it was back then. now that -- >> it's not as much fun. you don't have religious groups coming after you, chasing you in the streets. >> jimmy: that's what you would like, the religious groups to come after you and chase you in the streets? >> you know what it is, i'm enjoying my time in satellite so much. i knew i had to get off regular radio. it would have been the end of my career. they were editing my show. i was under tremendous pressure not to get fined again by the government. so when satellite offered me this opportunity, it really was a godsend. i wasn't interested in quitting

my career. satellite has opened up a world where -- that's why i celebrate this book, because satellite's been so great and the interviews have been great. and we've actually managed to not only expand the show in directions i never thought we could go, but it's actually fun. >> jimmy: the donald trump stuff is just amazing. i mean, throughout the book it will say -- [ cheers and applause ] and now from our president. >> jimmy, i never would have imagined that when trump actually started to win, i never would have imagined that i'd see newscasters quoting my show like it was the bible. it was just so weird. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and they were just bringing up my name in the debates and all this other stuff. it was kind of surreal. then i said to myself, maybe i'm sort of a journalist, you know. journalism comes in strange places. because i had all this wealth of material with donald trump, who by the way was the best radio guest ever, because he would just say things that no one on the planet would say. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and he's still doing it. >> he's still saying that, yeah,

yeah. and so the book. >> jimmy: well, thank you for coming. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's a thrill to have you here. >> great fun. >> jimmy: did you have fun on this trip to l.a.? >> well -- be quiet, eric, i'll come up there. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: eric had lunch at 7-eleven today. >> oh,good, yeah. no, i had a great time in l.a. everyone has been gracious. thank you for that. >> jimmy: that is remarkable. [ cheers and applause ] >> tune in to sirius xm. >> jimmy: buy the book. congratulations. on your remarriage to beth. howard stern, everybody! "the howard stern show." be right back with aaron paul! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for hiv in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill,

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>> jimmy: we are back. six years ago when our next guest sped off into the new mexico night we thought we might never see jesse pinkman again. but he returns to the role that earned him three emmy awards in "el camino: a breaking bad movie" on netflix starting friday.

please welcome aaron paul. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: aaron, do you have anything you would like to sing to me before we go any further? >> how amazing was that, my god. >> jimmy: that was fun. by the way, i want to thank you. originally you were booked as the lead guest on the show, you were very courteous to slide over for howard. >> i mean, you know. >> jimmy: i appreciate that. >> he proposed. [ laughter ] did you know about that? oh my god. >> jimmy: nor did his wife, by the way. >> so great. >> jimmy: you just back -- i love this thing you do. every time you have something going on, you go to your hometown, boise, idaho. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you have a screening, premiere, of in this case the movie. and you do a scavenger hunt. and it's on twitter.

>> yeah. >> jimmy: you give people clues. >> chaos. >> jimmy: explain how it works. >> it is an utter [ bleep ] show. >> jimmy: there's no lawyers approve this, correct? >> no, no, no, no. i love going back to my home state of idaho and just try to, you know, give back to the community there. and i rent out this old theater, the egyptian. and i just tell people where the tickets are hidden through -- via twitter. and i hide tickets, you know -- last time i did some tickets in the chip aisle where funions were. then people would post photos of like the entire place destroyed, you know. oh, no, what did i do? so i decided not to do that this time around. but you know, i'd have people hiding in like a giant crowd outside the capitol with bags of funions. i'd say, steal a bag of funions and get a couple tickets. i would place them all over. >> jimmy: funions being

something that was a favorite of jesse's? >> yeah, yeah. jesse loved funions. >> jimmy: the boise police department was forced to tweet. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: we understand there's a big scavenger hunt going on downtown, we want everyone to be fun, we also want everyone to be safe and obey all traffic -- >> you honestly have no idea how crazy it was. a thousand-plus people running all over the place. i saw this poor like 16-year-old girl just out of breath, so ma locations. and i just -- like pull the car over, she's panting. i wave at her and she gets on her little bird scooter and starts chasing after me, but she gets too excited and she just falls and does a tumble. she's going to break her arm, you know. i gave her a couple tickets. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and are people just chasing you? >> yeah, people are chasing me all over town. there's this girl that came running up. i would stop and pull the car over and hand out like 10 pairs of tickets. there's this one girl, as we

were pulling out, she like slams on the window, like please, one more! no, you've got to go to the next location, i'm sorry. she's like, i will get pinkman tattooed on my lip if i get tickets. and i rolled down the window and i say, what did you just say? she's like, i will get pinkman tattooed on my lip. so yeah, of course. i give her tickets. as i'm walking into the theater she's waiting for me and she shows me her lip, and she got pinkman tattooed. >> jimmy: she said she was going to, of course, you have to, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] do you want to see it? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i have to show you a photo. >> jimmy: i'd love to see it. you've got a picture of your baby and you've got a picture of -- let me hold it right here. zoom in right there. oh my god. >> there's her. but look. yeah! i mean, look at this. in the screening i go, hey, i have some free posters, who wants -- does anyone have a

"breaking bad" tattoo? look at this guy. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> yeah. and so i'm like, there's plenty of room for you to get jesse on your stomach. >> jimmy: yeah, sure. >> and he's going to do it. >> jimmy: well, of course he is. >> he's going to do it. i'll show you. >> jimmy: well, you must be very proud. >> i mean, she has that forever. >> jimmy: how is it possible that you guys shot this whole movie without anybody knowing what you were doing? >> i have no idea. >> jimmy: you shot it in albuquerque. >> yeah. >> jimmy: where you shot the series. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and no one in the -- are they that meth'd out that nobody, nobody noticed that you guys were shooting a movie? how long did you shoot? >> three months. >> jimmy: three months? >> yeah. >> jimmy: no one put two and two together? >> no. people would come up -- i was on set pretty much every day. on the weekends people would ask for photos or autographs and what are you doing here? a small passion project. they're like, oh, cool.

>> jimmy: that's it? >> that's it. maybe a couple people would be like, nah, you're doing "better call saul." nope, they're on hiatus. we were using the same crew. yet them that. yeah, we're on hiatus. they're like, i buy it. >> jimmy: is this something you and vince gilligan, genius creator of "breaking bad," decided to do together? >> vince gilligan. [ cheers and applause ] my god. he called me, i guess a couple years now, we were talking about some fun things we were going to do surrounding the 10-year anniversary of "breaking bad," which is so crazy to think about. at the end call he's like, i have this idea i want to run by you. what are your thoughts on maybe jumping into jesse pinkman again? i'm like what do you mean? well, there's this idea that i can't stop thinking about but i only want to do it if it's perfect. i go, vince, i would follow you into a fire, of course i trust you. he's like, all right, let me write this script, i'll get back

to you. about seven months down the road he gives me a call. he's like, i'm done. and i think it's pretty damn good. and the thing is with vince, i mean, he has a legacy to uphold. >> jimmy: yeah, because the ening of that show -- the show itself, one of the greatest of all time. the ending, one of the greatest of all time. it's like it was perfect. >> it really -- >> jimmy: you can only damage it. >> right. [ laughter ] but, but -- if you trusted vince throughout that entire series, you should absolutely trust him. >> jimmy: of course. >> in this film. and he's the last person that wants to mess with his legacy. and he absolutely crushed it. >> jimmy: when we come back, we're going to see an exclusive, never before seen -- [ cheers and applause ] clip from "el camino." be right back with aaron paul!

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>> who is it? >> jesse? >> who is it? >> i got to get that car off the street. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is a hairy jesse pinkman in "el camino," which is interesting, and it's streaming on netflix. and in select theaters. >> in theaters, yeah. >> jimmy: netflix is really where -- it's funny, the show wasn't on netflix, but then people caught up to it. >> they dropped three seasons on netflix just before we aired the fourth season and my life completely changed. >> jimmy: suddenly it became exponential, the number of people who were watching the show. >> it was insane. >> jimmy: skinny pete and badger are funny. is there comedy in the movie? >> in true "breaking bad" fashion, you find yourself laughing at such inappropriate

moments. [ laughter ] you know? so yeah there is -- there is quite a bit of humor in it. >> jimmy: i'm so interested in the whole thing. even just the fact that jesse stayed in albuquerque. stayed there. >> yeah, he loves it. [ laughter ] it's treated him well, you know? abq. >> jimmy: how's the baby, by the way? >> oh my god. >> jimmy: last time you were here, you were about to have a baby. >> yeah. >> jimmy: your wife was, and you did, you had a baby. >> 20 months. [ cheers and applause ] >> story, her name's story, 20 months old. you know. becoming a parent is the greatest gift that you could ever receive. >> jimmy: it is, yeah. next to a bicycle. yeah. when you get a bicycle and you're like 10 years old -- >> a bicycle is pretty great. >> jimmy: i know you were thinking about a doula. >> yeah, i remember you were -- you were saying, they just get in your way. and my god do they. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the doula? >> i'm trying to go and hug my wife and she's like, no, no, no, no. what are you doing? yeah, we had a doula.

she was a sweetheart. >> jimmy: did you hold it together? were you able to -- did you pass out or cry? >> no, i was there front and center. my god. women? [ cheers and applause ] i mean -- my god. what you go through. wow. >> jimmy: it really hits home. >> i was there, you know. i was there. i brought the baby out, i brought her out. and i gave her to my wife and i just broke down crying. >> jimmy: did you do the thing where you take your shirt off. >> of course. >> jimmy: put her on your body. >> skin to skin. >> jimmy: things are going all right. i can't wait to see this movie. you guys better not screw this up. >> hey, hey. i promise you. i promise you, you all will absolutely love it. >> jimmy: i believe it. [ cheers and applause ] if we cannot have faith in you and vince gill lan, in whom can we? aaron paul, everybody. go see "el camino." stay home and watch it on netflix.

it streams friday. thanks to howard stern, aaron paul. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next. this is "nightline." tonight, silent no more. matt uer, the former "today" show anchor, firing bac after new scking claims of sexual assault. >> there are not allegations of affair, allegations of crime. >> allegations from a former nbc producer in a new book by ronan farrow, accusing lauer of rape. inside the graphic account of he said, she said, and why the former star is speaking out. plus the melting mountain. on the front lines of climate change. >> we often speak of climate change as taking place on the outer reaches of our world. but the changes are happening much close