thanks for joining us tonight, i'm . from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, john lithgow, freddie highmore, and music from giveon, and now, jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: hello. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. how's everybody feeling tonight? relaxed? what a great time to be alone in a house filled with giant bags of mini candy bars. things are very tense at our house. our son woke up at 5:00 this morning because of daylight saving time. in a year where every day seems like a week, did we really need an extra hour? this is kind of funny. because of covid, we decided not to do our annual youtube challenge, where we invite parents to pretend they ate all their kids' halloween candy. we thought maybe the kids needed a break this year.

but guess what? hundreds of parents did it anyway. they went ahead and shot it. and posted it. and, you know what? it's funny again, so we have a lot to cover tonight. and we're going to put the full video on the jimmy kimmel live youtube channel. but here is a taste of what the sneaky moms and dads were up to this year. i ate all of it. >> yeah. >> and my nerds? >> yeah. >> and my -- >> yeah. >> and my -- >> yeah. >> and my gum? >> yeah. >> and the suckers? >> yeah. >> the suckers? >> yeah. >> i need more suckers, okay. >> yes, yes, we will get you more suckers. she is very good with the candy brands. very cute. for the rest of it, go to our

youtube channel. hopefully it will be a nice diversion, because 24 hours from now, our long national nightmare will be contested for weeks. the best way to describe how i'm feeling right now is somewhere between christmas eve and the night before a liver transplant. up in canada, they're very busy sandbagging the border. for everyone who says they're gonna move there? no, you are not! it really is unbelievable. the fact that people are boarding up their businesses for an election should alarm us. if anyone needed any more proof that he did not make america great again, there's plywood in the windows at the wetzel's pretzels across the street. what else do you need to know? you'd think we were preparing for a zombie attack. nobody knows what's gonna happen. it's all very stressful, so i'd like to make a suggestion to get you through election night. i have something i think can help. it's called "tequila." tequila is an alcoholic liquid

that tastes great and hits hard, and trust me, either way this goes tomorrow night? you're going to be glad you had some on hand guillermo, you're the expert here. tell the people more about this wonderful product. >> thank you, jimmy. tequila is my favorite drink. it's made from agave and magic. for years, it has helped me get through tough times at home and at work. >> jimmy: now, guillermo, if i drink this on election night, will i remember anything that happened? >> no. and if you drink enough, you might not even remember the last four years! >> jimmy: i'll drink to that! four years ago tonight, hillary clinton was ordering furniture for the oval office off of westelm. she had to send it all back.

the past four years have taken a toll on all of us -- all of us, i should say, except for one person. donald trump. donald trump is the only president who didn't age in office at all. it's true. look at this. here he is four years ago, november 4th, 2016. and this photo was taken this morning. it's almost supernatural. each candidate is shoring up his election night plan. joe biden will be in his home state of delaware. trump will be at the white house screaming into his my pillow. right now, they're erecting a massive protective fence around the white house in the event that things get crazy. it took four years, but trump finally built his wall! it's getting very crazy out there. the fbi is investigating an incident that happened over the weekend in austin. team biden had to cancel an event there because their campaign bus was surrounded by a

group of trump supporters in trucks who surrounded the bus and tried to run it off the road. even though the words, "no malarkey," were clearly printed on the bus. still, they insisted on engaging in malarkey. and you'd think that that would be too much even for donald trump. turns out it's not. in fact, he encouraged them to do more. he tweeted, "in my opinion, these patriots did nothing wrong. instead, the fbi & justice should be investigating the terrorists, anarchists, and agitators of antifa, who run around burning down our democrat run cities and hurting our people!" that, to me, seems like a glimpse of what we can expect from him in the coming weeks. he cares nothing about this country. if he loses, he wants a civil war. he doesn't even care about his own supporters. they're estimating now that trump's rallies have been the catalyst for at least 30,000 covid cases and 700 deaths. forget pre-existing conditions. he's not even trying to protect people from the existing ones.

and on top of that, he's also hinting he may get rid of dr. fauci. >> here's what happens. you won't hear too much about it. don't tell anybody, but let me wait until after the election. >> > firing dr. fauci, that's a smart move. he's the only good person in the whole administration. but go ahead and fire him, because a group of people who sell nightcrawlers out of their vans started a chant. the president is making his final blitzkrieg ahead of election day. today, he had five rallies in four states. over the weekend, he was in green bay where he was uncharacteristically humble for a change. i'm looking up to the sky, and a friend of mine said, you are the most famous man in the world. i said, no i'm not,no i'm not.

he said, no, who is more famous than you, you are the most famous man in the world. who is more famous? i said jesus christ. >> isn't that beautiful. jesus came back. let's hope you never do. trump is closing out his campaign by complaining and whining like a drippy orange bitch. on saturday in pennsylvania, he warned supporters of the very real, and very dangerous possibility that every vote might count. you are going to have a period of nine, seven days, many bad things. oh, we just found 10,000 ballots. that's good. we just found another 10,000. this is a horrible thing that the united states supreme court has done to our country. and i say it and i say it loud and i say it proud. maybe start saying things softly and with shame.

if he wins, it was legitimate. if he loses, it was rigged. you wouldn't accept this from the umpire at your kid's t-ball game. why would you want this for president? boss baby was in avoca, pennsylvania today, where he took aim at his real opponents in this race, not joe biden. jon bon jovi and lady gaga. i could tell you plenty of stories. i could tell you stories about lady kba gargaga, and jon bon j every time he see him, he kisses my ass, oh, mr. president. and that's a shame. that's a shame because "living on a prayer" would be a great song for his campaign right now. trump had a lot to say about pop stars, because that's what people are worried about right now. he even had words for the music industry's most popular couple. they got beyonce, and jay-z,

and he started to use the f-word in front of the crowd. and he was using the f-word, f-word, f-word. hold on, did he say beyonsi? he did. someone get beyonsi her bat. and then he'll tell you joe biden is losing it. most of today's most popular stars are not pro-trump. but he does have some star power in his corner. veronica has been released from her closet. none other than kirstie alley was on with tucker carlson last night. and pay special attention to tucker's face as he runs the gamut of emotions from excited to concerned. >> so the other dade, i say, i going to watch cnn instead of fox. i was horrified to walk out of the house. it does not do any good. we all know, we are not deaf. we can hear and we can see. just because we are voting republican, doesn't mean we cannot hear or see, so we know there's this death count.

but, it's like they want us to -- you know, in the town square and bring out the dead, bring on out the dead! making your way in the world today takes everything you've got. i don't think she has anything left. are there any celebrity trump supporters who wouldn't be most comfortable on a vh1 reality show? it really is. -- what is that? oh. should i answer this? okay. hello? >> hey, jimmy! >> jimmy: amy schumer! how you doing, amy? how's it going? am i interrupting your show? >> jimmy: well, yes, i was just doing my -- >> great! tomorrow is the most important election of our lives, and i just thought everybody probably needed one more celebrity to remind them to vote before midnight. >> jimmy: you're right. i will be sure to remind people to vote. >> jimmy, i'm the celebrity. >> jimmy: yes. right. of course. go ahead.

>> okay. thank you, thank you so much. this is important. we might have to wait a couple of days for election results. we would like to know in, but you know the president will act all cray, and it's a possibility that we will have to wait to count all the millions ballots. make sure they are counted. these ballots come from overseas from the military. our grand parents andthe front line workers. dimension the military? >> yes, you did. their votes matter. don't you think? >> jimmy: absolutely. it would be un-american not to. >> okay, well good. everyone needs to tell everyone they have ever let and the people you have never met, that you pass in a grocery store, you have to tell them to vote.

it's courageous and and we will fight for the safety and equality of our friends and neighbors. leslie odom jr. made a video called "wait for it" and you should check that out too on represent.us. >> jimmy: we will, amy. thank you for calling. and reminding us of what we need to do. >> it's my pleasure and i'm hoping that everyone is just staying calm, because we will know, you know, in a few days if we still live in a democracy. or not. >> yeah. >> but i'm calm. are you calm? >> jimmy: are you sure you're calm? >> oh, my god. i'm so calm. >> jimmy: okay, well thank you for your activism, amy. let's all vote and wait. and check out the video amy made with leslie odom jr on

represent.us. >> i'm so calm! so calm. >> jimmy: amy schumer. i hope you are not feeding the baby, later. >> i have a baby? she's nervous. i'm nervous. we are all nervous. everyone in the country is on edge right now, so i thought it would be nice to take a minute and lead the entire nation through a guided meditation. wherever you are, dim the lights. get comfortable. you too, guillermo. take a deep breath in and a deep breath out. deep breath in, deep breath out. now imagine yourself on an empty beach. the waves crashing before you.

feel the wind blowing your hair, the warm sand between your toes, and the salt air on your lips. you hear the sound of a seagull flying above. oh, and who's that? in the distance, there's a figure walking down the beach. it's a woman and, oh jeez, she's not wearing a mask. it's okay, it's okay. we're outside. let's just focus on how her infectious droplets will be swept away by the cool ocean breeze. breathe in, breathe out. okay, oh no, she's walking right up to you now. and she's sweaty. oh god, she's coughing. okay! miss? that's enough. namaste! namaste! namastay the [ bleep ] away from me!

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♪ >> jimmy: welcome back. tonight, from "the good doctor"" which airs monday nights right here on abc, freddie highmore is with us. later, he's apple music's up next artist. his ep is called, "when it's all said and done." music from giveon. tomorrow night, we will be

pre-empted by abc news. i guess they have something going on. but we will be back with new shows the rest of the week with guests including david duchovny, charlie hunnam, "the bachelorette" will be with us, we'll have music from gregory porter, jon pardi, and "why don't we." and on wednesday, the day after the election, we'll be joined in studio by, maybe our next president of the united states, kanye west. our first guest is an oscar-nominated, six-time emmy and two-time golden globe winning actor, last month he released his second new york times best-selling volume of politically pointed poetry and drawings called "trumpty dumpty wanted a crown: verses for a despotic age." please welcome john lithgow. more with john lithgow after this.

i'm so happy to see you in person. >> it's so great. >> the audience is our staff, by the way. fyi. >> i know, i know, doesn't matter. matter of fact, that makes them a quality audience. >> it does, doesn't it. because they know if they are not, they are fired. >> that's exactly. >> do you ever find that performing in front of your co-workers is, they generally have more enthusiasm? >> well, it's a sort of fake enthusiasm. like fake news. actually, reminds me even watching the show at home, i recognize the sound of this particular laughter. you know what i'm talking about. when we did "third rock from the

sun," we had the run-throughs two days before our show. and our little audience standing besides the cameras were half nbc suits and half the writer who is had written our material and the writers would laugh so hard at their own material to persuade the suits to keep it in. and i recognize that sound. i watch the show at hope. >> that's the sound right there. we got no suits. but we have write ers. where you did shoot "third rock from the sun"? >> at the lot in new york city. >> here in new york city. what was going on? >> it was a golden age. we had "seinfeld," "friends." "will and grace." it was a big carsy werner era. >> you were all there, did you see people in lunchtime? >> it was collegiate, it was like we were in different houses

or something. >> who did you hang out with, assuming you did? >> mainly our gang. we had the new york street, the new york back lot street. >> right. >> right next to our studio 15. and of course, "seinfeld," would do all of their kramer with his melting ice cream cones and we saw a lot of that gang and hung out with jerry sign field. >> that's the kind of thing when you are watching tv and maybe when you are a kid you imagine that all the guys are together and hanging out and you really were. >> it was a kid in a candy store time. >> i would think so and our little group was an amazing cohort, the cast of third rock that have stayed terrific friends. i just did an interview on zoom earlier today. >> i think that kid is a genius. i really do.

did you sense that about him h when he was a young boy? >> he worked with us between the ages of 13 and 19. he played an old man trapped in a boy's body and that was joe. as a kid, he was a grown up. and now that he is a grown up, he is still a kid. he is just the most adorable man. >> he is. i like him a lot. and i think, i don't think that people realize how much stuff he is up to. he is up to a lot -- >> "hit record" is an incredible phenomenon. >> i did not know this about you, the poetry is unbelievably clever. i did not know you were such a good artist, i mean, your art work, here is a little self portrait going ining on througe book. where did you get the talent? >> when i was a kid, i wanted to be an artartist, i grew up in a theater family.

this is not what i wanted to be. i wanted to be an artist. and i went off to college and fell in to the theater gang of course. because i had been in like 20 shakespeare plays before i was 20 years old. i was an experienced actor by osmosis. >> wow. >> i became a campus star and heard a little too much laughter and applause, and that was the end of that. >> i learn hd thed that you stan radio. i wanted to be an artist when i was a kid can. that is all i assumed i would do. and i was seduced by radio. i did. you worked in the classic radio station? >> wbai, still very much with us. the sort of lefty pacifica station. and i worked for bai in the early '70s when it was really a great, gonzo, kind of gorilla -- >> we have a photo of you as a young man. interesting, you had a beautiful head of hair in radio. >> that's right. and people could not see me.

>> the way god works. would you read one of your, just to give people a little -- >> yeah. >> kind of sample of what you have going. >> i will read you from, from my favorite poem in the book. it's a long poem, i will read the very beginning and the very end. a little set up to give you some taste of what is in this book. it's called the torries or the tiger king. this is the first stanza, take a moment to pity the poor gop, they are as lost and confused as a party can be. inspired by their recent calamitus stories, here is a family fable, we will call it the torys, it's an alagory of the republican party and what trump has done with it. what happens they adopt a kitten, an adorable kitten not knowing it's a tiger cub. it grows up to be a vicious adolesent and then a ruthless real estate czar and then the

host of a reality show and this monster tiger runs for president and this is had how -- and this it ends. she was juicy red meat for a cat. the torrietorrietorrietorrieto endorse him. they decided at last they would ride him to power. civility, justice and reason took wing. as dumpty was crowned the supreme typer king. with murder appetite, savage and heart, he ate every soul in the grand torry party, there's a moral i urge you to not forget to this frightening fable. it's not over yet.

if you coddle a tiger and venture to ride him. you are certain dear reader, to end up inside him. >> well done. ♪ john lithgow earn, we will be right back >> jimmy: welcome back. "trumpty dumpty wanted a crown: ♪ [sfx: typing sound] ♪ [sfx: typing sound] ♪ [sfx: typing sound] ♪ [sfx: typing sound] can we stop? it's mcdonald's. please- oh c'mon, it's right there. no. we're both so-

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should pick up his book. it's great. i have a feeling that donald trump would enjoy being the tiger. >> of course, it's about him. john how many movies have you been in. >> 16, or 70. >> jimmy: i don't know the answer, i'm guessing. whatever the correct answer is, you have been in a lot of them. from time to time, with people as accomplished as you are. we like to play a game called "did i say that." this is how it works. we will give you a line, we went to the farmer's market in los angeles, and we asked people to recite a line, and you say if you said it or not. let's start with the first one. >> oh, come on, man, it's all in how you look at it. john, did you say that? >> no. i don't think i have ever said that. >> jimmy: let's go to the tape.

>> come on, in nan, it's all in how you look at it. >> jimmy: "harry and the hendersons." you did say that. >> it's not me. >> jimmy: next one. >> the last time i held a gun in this hand, a young man took all his clothes off for me. >> jimmy: did you say that? >> no. >> jimmy: the last time i held a gun in this hand, a young man took all his clothes off for me. >> i don't know what that was. i'm terrible at this game. >> jimmy: it may be one of those deep fake videos. maybe you will get this one. >> why don't you finish the job? >> jimmy: why don't you finish the job. did you say that? >> well, there must be something i didn't say. i will say no. i did not say that. >> jimmy: all right, john said no, he did not say it. >> why don't you finish the job?

>> jimmy: it's a different john. all right. you know what you didn't say. >> i'm often mistaken for john wayne so. >> jimmy: next. >> john quincey adams, you are comparing he ining me to that f? >> i don't think i said that. >> john quincey adams, you are comparing me to that freak show! >> jimmy: all right. very good. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: next up. >> jules you give that nirod1500 and i will shoot him on general principal. >> no i didn't say that either. >> jimmy: okay, did he say that? >> jules, you give that nimrod1500, and i will shoot him on general principal. >> jimmy: another john entirely. you are catching up. >> i had a great pair of hands. >> that is definitely me. >> jimmy: that's definitely you. >> i had a great pair of hands.

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♪ >> jimmy: welcome back. music from giveon is still to come. earlier tonight, our next guest went head-to-head with the coronavirus, and even attempted socially-distant sex. his show is called "the good doctor." watch it monday nights on abc. please welcome freddie highmore. ♪ hi, freddie, how are you? >> good, how are you doing? >> you were with us right before everyone had to go hide. it was in march, and that was that. and where did you go?

>> i ended up back in the uk, i did not disappear from the earth, i went home, that is all. >> i was concerned you were still in the green room. okay. >> if i pan over, i can see you on stage. i just am hidden away here. >> jimmy: i see you right now, you look wholesome, you look like you. we have a photo from you from the quarantine. and that is you. isn't it? is it not? >> it is. it is. there's the good old days of quarantine. the, i let the beard go a little bit wild. usually it's the clean shaven look. but -- yeah. >> jimmy: have you ever done that before? >> no, this was the longest amount of time i had to just let it go. i'm looking a bit bemused in the photo, because i realized i had all this red facial hair. before i tried to think was the light. but i had to own up.

i do not have red hair anywhere else on my body. like my eyebrows, for example. then i owned up and i was like, this is my hair so. >> jimmy: i will give you a tip, i had the same thing. i had a lot of red in my beard, and that was the first hair to turn white. that's what happens. >> i actually admire your beard, so i feel like that's a promising future ahead for me. >> jimmy: you know what? i will pass it along to my beard and i'm sure he will appreciate it later. >> and people think to think of ones self more manly. you have comments that you are much more of a man, you have are -- you have a beard. >> jimmy: it's because of the guy on the paper towels. he is on the paper towels and he is rugged, he is a lumber he chops down trees and they make them in to paper towels and it doesn't seem that impactful

but it is. >> i was still putting shampoo on my hair and putting it on the beard and i thought that was enough to clean it. >> jimmy: oh, is that not? >> some people tell you can do special oils and i don't know. i thought having a beard was going to be easy and no up keep, clearly i was wrong. >> jimmy: i think you did it the right way. that's how i do it. anyway, freddie, did people recognize you with the beard or were you able to go around undetected? >> no, it was pretty good with the beard. although, the mask was a different story. wearing the mask, i think for most actors was great, because nobody recognized me. for me, it was the opposite is. they thought, it's the good doctor, there you goes. he puttins on the mask. i had to put it on to stay safe. but people were getting up inside the six feet required thing, it's like, it's you, i have come to say hello. if i took the mask off with the

beard, it's less safe in many, many ways it meant that people kept their disappearance. probably also because it gave such a crazy manly look. it was like, oh, i cannot go near him. >> jimmy: when you are working on a medical show like the "good doctor," i assume you have covid tests. do you have them every day? how tdoes it go? >> we have them three times a week. i also did something in italy before starting up here in vancouver. i feel like i've become a bit of a expert on the tests. i had the blood one, throat one with, and two types of nose ones, which is where it gets interesting for those experts of tests out there. you get one, clearly you are intrigued. this is rivoting stuff. the one that goes right -- >> jimmy: it is interesting, it is. there's two nose tests. explain the difference. >> the one that goes right up and back, and feels like it's in your brain. that is not good.

and there's the interesting slight vacationer riation of ths in the lower portion of your nose. like you are picking your nose. not that i know what it feels like. >> jimmy: of course not, you are an englishman, you do not pick your nose. that's something we do. >> never. >> jimmy: i wondered, i had all of the types of tests and i wonder, if the nice gentle nose one is effective, why are they jamming that thing up in to my eyeba eyeballs? >> i have no idea. >> jimmy: you are supposed to be a doctor. >> it's become clear through all of this, that i'm only very much pretending to be a doctor. >> jimmy: so, you guys, actually were able to address the coronavirus and it was part of the show tonight. was -- will the whole season, will that go on? >> it's just the first two, just the first two episodes. >> jimmy: is there any way -- >> and then after that, yeah. >> jimmy: can you make the

actual virus only last for two episodes? >> i feel like sean is going to come up with a cure and it will be great. there's a blurring of reality and fantasy. with a big event this week in america, for a while i thought they were talking about the "good doctor," you know, like america they have been waiting for months for this moment. i'm like, i know. isn't it great. and apparenting record amount of people are going to be participating. people are really invested in it. and had they are nervous, because they don't know what's going to happen. and i didn't want to give them spoilers. i was like, fair enough. >> jimmy: right. right. >> so, and then, i get why they are nervous. they want, you know, they hope whatever happens that the country comes together. and that's what i thought about the show as well. i'm like, sean, he bridges divides. >> jimmy: if anybody can do it, it's you. you are in canada right now, right? >> yes. yes.

>> jimmy: what are people saying? are people as -- is it at the top of everyone's mind up there too? >> um, yes. yes, it is. it's hard to ignore it. even if the boarder is closed for the time being. >> jimmy: yes, you feel any of us would be welcome up there should we opt to move? >> yeah, i mean, i'm in the spare room in this place i'm renting in vancouver. there's a little kind of day bed thing. there's room for one if you want to make it up here. yeah. >> jimmy: i would love to bring -- we can share beard oils and the whole deal. >> will you bring up some special beard oil for me? >>. >> jimmy: i will bring up the most special beard oils. they are called crisco, you will love them. >> you can some of my hair. >> jimmy: watch "the good doctor," thank you, freddie, we will with be right back with

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