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made us throw out all our stuff i want those things back now. it seems like every day we're learning something new while we're in quarantine. for instance, this is something i learned over the weekend. did you know hitler had an alligator? well, he did, and now that alligator is dead. this is a gator named saturn who passed away at age 84. during world war ii, saturn was believed to have been owned by adolf hitler, which is crazy. who knew hitler had his own neverland ranch. the moscow zoo, which is where saturn retired, who issued a statement, even theoretically, if the animal belonged to someone, animals are not involved in war and politics it is absurd to blame them for human sins. now, that's actually true. remember how unfair people were to mussolini's ferret? but how about that, hitler had an alligator. a weird haircut, exotic pets. this really was the joe exotic of the '40s. here in california, we are
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entering phase three of the governor's plan to reopen the state. in los angeles, the mayor, eric garcetti announced all retail businesses are allowed to let customers in, provided they take the necessary precautions. if it goes as they hope it will, curbside botox injections could start up again as soon as next week. in las vegas, several big hotels on the strip are slated to be up and running. they will be offering no-contact, curb-side delivery, which means you can drop off your money and drive away without ever having to go inside to lose. the governor of nevada, steve sisolak says they've taken every precaution possible and that he doesn't think you're going to find a safer place to come than las vegas. here's the thing. you know things are messed up when las vegas is bragging about how safe it is. before this, the slogan was, even if you killed a hooker, no
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one will ever find out, right? the president and his space poodle were in florida today for the big nasa spacex launch. this would have been the first time ever a private company sent astronauts into orbit, the astronauts, nasa guys, that's the wrong bob and doug. there's the right bob and doug, dressed like part of the tron laser light parade. at disney world. anyway, the president was really looking forward to though. the mission had to be scrubbed at the last minute due to weather. the astronauts were all strapped in, all ready to go. and they canceled the launch. trump got very nervous. he thought they said they were canceling the lunch. but it was just the launch. people are blaming the president for jinxing this thing because he showed up to see it, just like they say he jinxed alabama by showing up to their home game or how he's jinxed everything he's ever touched. but this is not his fault. elon musk's test run for his
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escape from earth will have to wait and you can't blame the president for it. they have to wait for saturday, which is disappointing to trump. over the last three years, he's been a big proponent of getting americans the hell off this planet. >> a lot of very important things will be taking place in space. we'll be doing the moon. i just call it space. that's what w we want. we want space. we're creating a new force, and it's called the space force, and that's a big thing. space is terrific. space is terrific. space. >> going to be a lot of things happening in space. >> people are surprised when he doesn't wear a mask. so anyway, this is how the day started, and this is how the day ended. it's been an all-caps kind of week for our dear misleader. twitter for the first time ever flagged his tweets as potentially misleading. this is the first time they've
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ever done something like this. they put a link below the tweet saying get the facts about mail-in ballots. if you click on that, you get articles, disproving trump's claim that mail-in ballots lead to widespread voter fraud. do we really need twitter to tell us our fake president tweets fake things? the president was displeased. he took to twitter to lash out about twitter. he wrote twitter is now interfering in the 2020 presidential election. they are saying my statement on mail-in ballots which will lead to massive corruption and fraud misleading. they would have labeled that tweet as misleading, too, but he continued. twitter is completely stifling free speech, and i, as president, will not let that happen. what that means, who knows. i guess it was only a matter of time before donald trump would be in a twitter feud with
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twitter. but this new kick he's on, this trying to stop voting by mail is actually pretty scary. it's clear, he's setting the stage to claim he was cheated if he loses the election, which could potentially result in real violence in this country, and to help him push our democracy toward the edge of a cliff, kellyanne conway spoke to the reporters today to say >> people wait in line for an hour to get a cupcake. >> jimmy: you hear that, jane? you get a cupcake. >> what? >> jimmy: she's not listening to me, either. she won big points with president sprinkles on that one. voting in person and cupcakes. that's as close as he gets to a threesome nowadays, vote or diabetes. there's a lot of stupid stuff going on in washington. that's why we need kids in school so they don't grow up to be donald trump.
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p kids in zoom school, our guillermo has been offering his services as a tutor. for that, go get the kids, it's time for homework corner with guillermo. >> guillermo: welcome to homework corner with guillermo. today question is what is the chemical symbol of water. okay. symbol of water. symbol of water. well, listen, i don't drink water. i only drink tequila. so unfortunately, i cannot help you. >> jimmy: do you know what tequila is? >> hm-mm. >> jimmy: no, that's good. all right. gracias, guillermo. we need to take a break. but we'll be right back with the squeaky-clean howie mandel.
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♪ >> jimmy: welcome back to jimmy kimmel live from my house. tomorrow night my guest will be dakota johnson who just happens to be my next door neighbor. we're going to scream to each other over the fence. and on friday night we welcome the great sean penn. no one in the world was more prepared for these uncertain times than my guest tonight his whole life to this point has been a pandemic bootcamp. you can watch him safely on the new season of 'america's got talent' tuesday nights on nbc-please welcome mr purell, howie mandel. hi, howie. how are you doing?
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>> hi, jimmy. ten weeks, ten weeks. when do the salons open up? when can you go to a barber, ten weeks? >> jimmy: your hair is really unkept. it's getting out of control. >> oh, my god, it is. look at my roots. i don't know if you can see. >> jimmy: they're very clear. >> i know. it's been crazy. you're lucky, you got a show every day. i got to look for things to do each and every day. >> jimmy: what are you doing? >> everybody was doing banana bread, and then tie-dyeing. like everybody's trying to tie-dye their shirts. my wife and i, we don't know how though tie-dye, but we made these. we made these. i don't know if you can see this. >> jimmy: you made that? >> so we made about 200 of them. and a portion of the proceeds go to us. so i'm really excited about
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what i've been doing. >> jimmy: i am flattered, i have to say, so howie, i want to talk to you, because honestly, when this happened, i swear to god, you were one of the first people i thought of. it was like, i don't know, like you think of rudolph at christmas time. i thought, oh, howie has been warning us about this for so many years, and i feel like, i would imagine that you got contacted by most everyone you've ever met, yeah. >> well, like you just pointed out. rudolph for christmas, judolph for pandemic. all kidding aside, this is the nightmare going on inside my head for the last 64 years. welcome to my nightmare, jimmy. this is what it's like to be howie mandel. >> jimmy: we are all howie mandel now, and it's interesting. it's no fun. >> it's not fun being me, even from the cusp of this, it's not fun being me. we'll talk about this later, i was taping agt which started premiering at the beginning of
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it, right? and it was kind of funny, before we even got shut down. i'll give you an example of things not working in my favor. heidi klum walks in and i said god, you look great. she goes, this is my entrance outfit. i go an entrance outfit? she goes, yeah, i wear a nice outfit. i didn't realize, because i'm oblivious. there's cameras out there like tmz and all these other people, and i go, you have an entrance outfit. that's a good idea. so the next day, knew this pandemic was happening and all was aflutter about toilet paper and safety. this is before they shut everything down. it would be kind of funny. my outfit will be, and i took a bicycle helmet, and i took a roll of toilet paper, not say anything, just walking out of the car, thinking great, it will be funny, right? if you look in the paper, it was at the daily mail, a big uk paper, it say the sofia vergara, wearing armani enters the stage. heidi klum wearing versace, look at her beautiful jeans and
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jacket, then howie mandel arrived in a helmet and his own toilet paper. no reference to a pandemic. >> jimmy: what you've done is pulled a prank on yourself, which is kind of perfect. i know you love, you love pulling pranks, and you've done some funny stuff to me. but now that you're in the house, are you just torturing your wife? what's going on there? >> i did. i did. everybody was doing, this is my -- i'll give you an idea of the sense of what's going on in my house. my wife, like a lot of other people, are doing puzzles. i don't like puzzles, but she buys like thousand-piece puzzles and she sits there. that's her whole focus. honey? not now, i know where this goes. so the second day she had the puzzle, and i've done it to three puzzles already. i took one piece, and i tied it, and then i just sit there waiting for the next couple days, just waiting. waiting.
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and then there's always one missing, and she screams, and she's in such pain and i'm in such joy. it's the yin and yang of a long marriage. we've been married 40 years. >> jimmy: she must know you have the puzzle piece, right. >> she's a big fan of yours, now she does. she'll be watching you. what it revealed is, honey, let's watch abc. >> jimmy: are you getting food delivered to your home? or is that off the table? >> i'm the biggest germaphobe in the world. i'm not a heavy guy. i've lost between 15 and 20 pounds, again, she's watching. she's cooking. my wife is cooking. don't laugh. she's not good. she's not a good -- i mean everything i taste goes right through me. she's the worst, i'm not making a joke. this is crap. i told her to make a cookbook. we'll sell it as a diet book but
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she can make it a recipe book. you follow her recipes, it just comes off, look at me. i'm just a fraction of my original self. >> jimmy: have you thought of maybe pitching in and helping in the kitchen and doing some of the cooking for the family yourself? >> no, no, because listen, i shouldn't throw stones, you know, if you live in a glass house. >> jimmy: at your wife, yeah. >> i shouldn't throw stones at -- i can't cook either. both of us are just lost in this house. we're hungry. please send food. >> jimmy: well, you look good. yes, i will send you some food. what we're going to do, we're going to take a break. stick around, i know you have nowhere to go. you have no choice but to stick around. when we come back, howie has an exciting new project that we will unveil together when we return. we'll be right back. ♪ >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by ogx. a chubby little bottle with a gold cap.
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had archie, the guy that was incarcerated. and sofia vergara joined us, heidi klum is back. yes, there's a ton of talent. i'm thrilled, but i have other, i've been busy with other stuff, too. >> jimmy: you've got this master class, and it really is, it turns out to be a stroke of fortune for you that this would happen at this time. >> can i just say one thing? >> jimmy: yes, go ahead. >> the producers of these master classes from the best directors and storytellers and psychologists and scientists. when they approached me, jimmy, that's the pinnacle. if i do nothing else in my career, i'm thrilled. >> jimmy: here he is, howie mandel. >> is what i teach a science or an art? i say it's both. i don't refer to it as washing my hands, because to me it's so much more than washing, it's my hands making love. i see a lot of kids who are new
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to the game, who say, you know, the fingers are the most important, or you've got to get the palms. no! no! that's wrong. you must give each part of the hand equal attention and respect. these are my children. and there are no favorites. they're all equal. this is the ovation. pet the kitty. making stinkies. starting the motorcycle. vrrroom. making it rain. this one's the anxious butterfly. sex on the beach. am i an expert? of course not. i am "the" expert. i am howie mandel, and i will teach you to clean your hands cleaner than they've ever been cleaned before.
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smell my finger. >> jimmy: wow. you know what? so many years of study. so many years of intense concentration, and it all, it's benefitting all of mankind now, thank you, howie mandel. howie, you have chosen our charity for tonight. each night we highlight a charity. i make a donation to that charity. you've chosen kids connect at ucla. tell us about that. >> they just do wonderful work for kids with autism and also their parents. it's just a great support group and a great system in teaching it. there are so few places that reach this level of support for, you know, kids with autism and families that are dealing with autism. >> jimmy: well, thank you for highlighting them. thank you for being with us, honest, i've been thinking about
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you since the very first day of this. and i hope you are taking some satisfaction from the fact that you have washed your hands so thoroughly, so beautifully, and you have not contracted the virus. >> um, i take, there's no satisfaction for me, i'm going nuts. i'm actually, honestly going nuts. the only saving grace is that the people from "master class" approached me and i feel like i can give something back. >> jimmy: i have some bad news for you about that, too, but i'll tell you later. howie mandel, everybody. thank you, howie. we'll be right back. >> what, jimmy? what? ♪ ♪
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when visible set out to create the future of phone service... we tossed the stuff that wasn't working. stuff like foot-long bills and fees from nowhere. time-wasting stores, misleading ads, unhelpful help centers. and saved the stuff that was working. like verizon's 4g lte network. plus unlimited data, messages, and minutes. it's a simple system. trim the bad... make the good better... and way cheaper. meet visible. unlimited data on verizon's 4g lte network. just $25 for your first month. join us at visible.com. >> jimmy: you know, with everyone cooped up at home, a shower is my refuge, a place to be alone with my thoughts and uncapping a bottle of ogx
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shampoo can ignite the imagination. ah, alone finally. >> guillermo: alone finally. i can let my shower thoughts flow. >> jimmy: the scent of this argan oil ham pooh argan oil morocco sham transports me to a place where i'm on top of -- >> guillermo: a chimichanga. i wish i had a hot juicy -- >> jimmy: astronaut. floating around on the surface of a -- >> guillermo: a baby elephant, i would love to ride one all the way to -- >> jimmy: las vegas. i would eat all you can eat seafood. >> guillermo: swimsuit, one of those little ones that shows everything. >> jimmy: are you thinking what i'm thinking? >> guillermo: i think so.
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>> jimmy: stop it. get out of my shower thoughts. >> guillermo: sorry, jimmy. >> jimmy: where was i? las vegas. >> dicky: get salon-quality hair at home with ogx. the chubby bottle with the gold cap. >> jimmy: that is our program. i'd like to thank howie mandel and apologize to matt damon. tomorrow i will social distance with my neighbor dakota johnson. nightline is next. thank you for watching. now if you'll excuse me, i have 300 dishes to wash. businesses opening back up, but it's not all smiles. lawyers say they've been busy at work. >> there's excitement and there's anxiety. when the time is right, will you be ready to return to the workplace? >> i went back to the dentist today. several things have changed as a result of the pandemic. coming up what you can expect at your next visit. >> from summer-like sizzle to
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showers. i'll show you the changes in store for the weekend. >> announcer: now from abc 7, live breaking news. anger and frustration spilling into the streets, protesters in los angeles and minneapolis rallying following the death of george floyd while in minneapolis police custody. minnesota's gov tor calling the situation, quote, extremely dangerous. there was a shooting near the protest that left a man dead. we just learned minneapolis has requested national guard support in order to combat the riots. all fallout from the arrest of floyd. four officers fired. there are growing calls for them the face murder charges. witness video shows an officer kneeling on floyd's neck and keeping it there for a few minutes. >> that [ bleep ] hurts me deep down inside, bro. >> something
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