thanks for joining us. >> from all of us, we appreciate your time. right now ♪ ba da ba ba da ba ba da ba ba da ba ♪ ♪ jimmy kimmel live ♪ back at home! >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching from your couch, or your bed, or maybe you squeezed into the cage with your bird. i don't know, either way, thanks. i bring you some good news tonight. for a change. and that good news is this. those are movers you see outside the white house, boxing him up. so that's good. but this seems suspicious. this happened today.

an unidentified trio seemed to have made off with a bust of abraham lincoln. is it possible that trump is looting the white house before he goes? he's going to use that as a hood ornament on his golf court. i would sign up for a streaming service that showed nothing but trump's stuff being moved out of the white house. i don't know how much i would pay, but it's a lot. "poutus" himself is becoming increasingly isolated. the west wing is reported to be sparsely staffed, those who remain a part of the administration are avoiding going in. the white house right now has the feel of a radio shack in 2015. remember six months ago, he was having his people call south dakota to see if he could get his face carved into mt. rushmore? today we learned more about that long-overdue and heavily-scripted video trump released last night, finally denouncing the violence and asking for calm. you're not gonna believe this. he didn't want to make that video. he had to be talked into shooting it and he had to be

talked out of going to the house floor to defend himself during the impeachment proceedings on wednesday. whoever talked him out of that, i would like to wring his neck! have you no sense of humor, sir? that would have been great. he'd probably be in prison today as a result of that. instead of acting as his own legal counsel trump took time out from muttering yesterday to give a national medal of art to toby keith. well, they told him it was toby keith. actually they just put a cowboy hat on a pumpkin and dimmed the lights. there is a lot of gossip coming out of this white house. my favorite being that, at one point, trump considered resigning but was afraid mike pence wouldn't pardon him. which, how great would that have been? oh, i did say pardon? i meant garden, i said i'd give you a garden! here's a hoe. trump's mood has been described as “sullen and vengeful.” he's angry at his inner circle for not doing more to defend him. he's even lashing out at his number one dirty deeds doer, rudy giuliani.

according to the "washington post," trump has instructed aides not to pay rudy for his legal efforts not to overturn the election on his behalf. he is amazing. imagine, he turns on rudy? working for trump and expecting to get paid is like having dinner with chris christie and expecting a doggie bag. trump has reportedly insisted on personally approving reimbursements for rudy's travel expenses. and rudy's day rate is $20,000 a day. money well spent. trump doesn't want to pay that. he could've hired gary busey for a hundred bucks to do the same thing. that's a lot for an incompetent attorney. and you'd think for $20,000 a day, rudy giuliani would be able to afford shoes that don't look like he bought them at the frankenstein store. apparently he can't. they say trump isn't even taking giuliani's calls anymore. now the only way for rudy to get through is if someone says his name three times in a mirror. i wonder who leaked this story? maybe it was giuliani's head! but this is what trump does.

even if you don't jump ship, sooner or later he'll throw you off it. rudy giuliani traveled around the world, he went from being america's mayor to the parking lot of a dildo store trying to dig up dirt for trump. the only dirt he could find was coming out of his hair. what does he get for his troubles? not paid for the work he did. mike pence had to bend over and stuff his “evangelical christian values” in the little hole god tries to forget. last week, his boss called him the p-word and sent a mob of lunatics to kill him. and then there's michael cohen, who took out a mortgage on his house to pay off donald trump's mistress. what did he get? prison. look out, eric and junior, you two are next! lindsey graham, on the other hand, interesting case. remember last week when lindsey graham stood up in congress and said, trump and i, we've had a hell of a journey but count me out, enough is enough.

well, i guess enough wasn't enough. donald trump and lindsey graham have gone on more breaks than ross and rachel. they traveled to texas together on tuesday. and last night, the golden graham was right back at it standing by his man. >> the president of the united states was impeached today without one witness being called, without a lawyer present, and it's an assault on the presidency itself. >> jimmy: spoken like a man who has a secret he would like donald trump to keep. and as weak and pathetic as the old guard is, the new crop of trumpers is much worse. new congresswoman marjorie taylor greene has a plan to impeach joe biden before he's even president. >> i would like to announce on behalf of the american people, we have to make sure that our leaders are held accountable. we cannot have a president of the united states that is willing to abuse the power of the office of the presidency and be easily bought off by foreign

governments, foreign -- chinese energy companies, ukrainian energy companies. so on january 21st, i will be filing articles of impeachment on joe biden. >> jimmy: wow. marjorie, if you're doing that, who will be making nauseating stepmom porn? marjorie is part of the q-anon crowd who still blame the deep state for betraying trump. here's the thing, guys. simple question. you believe this is all a conspiracy. i get that. but where, if you've watched any movie, about anything like this, where do all the biggest conspiracies go all the way to? do they go all the way to the middle? do they go all the way to the pretty high? no. they go all the way to the top. think about it. doesn't it make sense? donald trump. look at who he used to hang out with. blood-drinking globalist pedophiles. they were at his wedding! think about this.

december 13th, 2016, a month before trump is inaugurated. who pays him a visit at trump tower? bill gates! that's right. are you telling me bill gates didn't put a chip in him? of course he did. he put a clip in donald trump! and not just a regular chip, a potato chip! all that crazy stuff he did? the potato chip made him do it! and why? to discredit q. bill gates has been working president pringles like a puppet for years. and now that they're done with him they're taking his social media away. in addition to twitter, trump has been banned from snapchat. trump didn't know he had a snapchat, now he's banned from it. all his sources of gratification are gone. no snapchat, no twitter, no facebook. poor jared kushner now has to shout “like!” after everything he says. a number of corporations have

been putting out statements after a can of axe body spray was found. that made the rounds online, so axe responded. "we'd rather be lonely than with that mob, axe condemns yesterday's violence and acts at the capitol, we believe in the democratic process and the peaceful transition of power." this is coming from a company that sells a product called "anarchy body wash." axe wasn't alone. amazon, hallmark, airbnb, comcast, many companies pledged to halt campaign donations to politicians who voted to overturn the election results. many have issued messages condemning the uprising. this is one of the more powerful videos i saw. >> truth. integrity. honesty. these are american values. but the violent riots and lawlessness we witness last week in the seditious attack on the

u.s. capitol were a direct assault on our nation's most sacred tenet, the peaceful transition of power. we must preserve liberty at l costs, and tootsie pops will always stand up for what's right. tootsie pops. how many licks cands can democr take? let's not find out. >> your move, skittles. one more thing. it's thursday night. that means it's time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of the week whether they need it or not. it is "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> the president remains defiant as he faces his second impeachment. we're told he is considering [ bleep ]ing himself and his children. >> i've been here all of one week. and what i see instead of lawmakers who are truthseekers, i see lawmakers who are [ bleep ], [ bleep ]ers. and that's never good. >> david reporting from the

white house, [ bleep ] you. >> i gravitated toward friends with big [ bleep ]s. that's what i want for myself. >> a woman was caught trying to [ bleep ] her husband on a leash after curfew. >> any snow for us? >> i have a very small [ bleep ]. >> it's not just us at the community center. >> you're right. what if we use things from the community center to [ bleep ] me with? >> yeah, let's try! >> jimmy: all right, we've got a heck of a show for you tonight. show for you tonight. batwoman herself, javeeseeya leslie, is with us. we've got music from foo fighters. and we'll be right back with kate winslet.

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tonight, from “batwoman” she plays batwoman, javicia leslie. then later, their new album comes out february 5th. it's called "medicine at midnight." foo fighters will debut their brand-new song on dave grohl's birthday. next week, we've got new shows with dua lipa, john oliver, allison janney, casey affleck, and congressman adam schiff. he didn't have to work too hard on this impeachment at all. with music from jack harlow, best coast, and local natives featuring sharon van etten. so please join us next week, too. our first guest tonight was appointed commander of the order of the british empire by the queen, which means if this interview doesn't go well, she could declare war on the united states. she plays a 19th century

paleontologist alongside saoirse ronan in the romantic drama “ammonite” it's available now on demand. please welcome kate winslet. >> commander of the british empire. when i hear it said, it's the funniest thing to me. it's the funniest, funniest thing. in private i will tell you at some point, when i attended the ceremony with my husband, we had to do something to keep ourselves privately amused. because there's something very sort of big deal about going to buckingham palace. there was an item of clothing he was wearing underneath his exterior clothing which i will in private share with you, but it was very funny. cannot be shared right now. i'll tell you another day. >> jimmy: really? wow. >> but hi. >> jimmy: hi, how are you, commander? it's good to see you. >> oh my god. good to see you too. >> jimmy: how are you doing? i know it's the middle of the night where you are in england. >> we're okay. it's the middle of the night, yeah. it's like 12:45, like past

midnight sometime. yes, i'm in england, yes. >> jimmy: thank you for staying up. i don't know if you're aware of this but your name has been coming up a lot lately here in the united states, because many of us feel as though our country is the "titanic" and you managed to survive that. we're looking for guidance, i think. >> well, don't look to me. isn't it a weird thing, though, isn't it? when you're a british actor, somehow because we speak well or something, people seem to think that we're going to have answers and solutions to things and that somehow we've got a higher power that can get people out of stuff. i haven't a clue, i'm like the rest of you, i'm trying not to kill my sourdough starter whilst also not killing the kids for making me do all the laundry. >> jimmy: let's talk about this i heard about your sourdough starter. bryan cranston was on the show last night, he also sent pictures of his bread, and he was very excited. i'm going to be honest with you, i have posted many pictures of

my bread. i don't know what it is about us as human beings that we're all so tickled with ourselves when we make bread. but it's like, i don't know, it's got to be -- >> i think it's instant gratification. you know, if you get it right, you experience this kind of bread nirvana, where you imagine yourself in a future existence as some sort of great, i don't know, excitable baker or something. >> jimmy: it's funny, i don't think of it that way. i think of it in the opposite way. i think of it as -- i go backwards in time to when, you know, all people had to eat was bread and whatever animal was unfortunate enough to be killed in front of them. and i think like, oh, yeah, i could have survived in the cave days by making bread for the local village, yeah, you couldn't. you couldn't have done and neither could i. >> jimmy: you're right. let's take a look at your bread here. it's beautiful, the bread. >> that's my bread, look at that. >> jimmy: yeah. is this the best loaf? oh, and you turned it into a soup. >> that is a spinach and leek

soup. and that's holumi pesto croutons that i made in attempt not to eat all the sourdough loaf in one go. >> jimmy: when it got stale, you cut it up, toasted it again, made croutons? >> oh, we make croutons all the time. my 17-year-old is completely obsessed with anything to do with a crouton. >> jimmy: this is why we're looking to you for guidance, kate, you make your own croutons. there they are floating, just as you were in the sea. >> my son has been known to take my croutons into school and share them with his friends. actually, that is a real thing. >> jimmy: croutons are hugely underrated. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: how is your son doing? a teenager -- i think teenagers have it the worst as far as this lockdown and covid goes. >> yeah, it is. i think it's rough on the teens. my daughter's 20, and my son is 17. he just turned 17 before christmas. my little guy is 7. but yeah, it is -- i think it's hard on all of them.

but you know, he's very musical. so he's able to zoom with his mates and make a lot of music. in england you can learn to drive when you're 17, so that i think is going to become part of his lockdown as well is driving lessons. that's something he's really excited about. >> jimmy: will you teach him how to drive, get in the car with him? >> no, no, definitely not, i'll leave that to my husband, yeah. no, i'd get too xruls traded, i think. i'll stick to the baking. >> jimmy: i have a question about your husband. your husband has or had, i'm not sure, that's the nature of the question, the greatest last name of any husband the. >> i know. >> jimmy: rock and roll, right? >> rock and roll. >> jimmy: then he changed it to smith. is that true? he changed it to smith? >> so his birth name is "abel smith." and as time went by and ned became ned, who is quite an original personality, he just decided at one point in his life to just change his name to "rock

and roll." when i met him, his name was "ned rock and roll." this is completely true. in america, of course, as you are reacting thus, it was fantastic. in england, not so much. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, no, no. not so much. but when he changed his name to rock and roll, i don't think he had anticipated what might happen if he should have a girlfriend whose name was kate winslet and who was quite well known, and therefore the press might kind of not react so well to the fact that she had this boyfriend called rock and roll. it was a little tricky. then we had our son, bear. i got to the point where i'm like -- i'm filling in doctors' forms. mother's name, father's name. i'm like, honey? i just -- are we -- are we going to keep going -- he's like, yeah, you're right, i'll just change it back. he changed it back. >> jimmy: and he picked the most common name maybe in the world, in the english language? >> it was his birss name, his

father was pleased. his father was pleased. still is very pleased. >> jimmy: okay, all right. your son has an interesting name, too. bear. his middle name is blaze? bear blaze? >> correct, yep. bear blaze. >> jimmy: i have to tell you something. i have a 6-year-old daughter, her number one stuffed animal, the one that will be still with her in college, is a bear named blaze. so i feel like perhaps they might be soul mates. >> well, you know, my son is pretty funny. is your daughter funny? >> jimmy: oh, yes, she's very funny, yeah. >> of course she is. she's got you for a father, of course she is. >> jimmy: she's funny all on her own. yeah, she loves croutons. >> hilarious the other day -- good, she'll fit right in. my son turned to me and he said, mom, i've got a confession to make. very serious. i said, okay, wow, okay. he said, okay, i'm just going to -- i'm just going to come out with it. i'm just going to say it.

my god, the drama. he looks at me. he says, i want to be an actress. and i reacted exactly as you're reacting. he said, it's not funny, i want to be an actress. sign me up. just -- just -- just do it, mom, just sign me up! >> jimmy: first you have to be a waitress, then we'll talk about actress. >> honestly. >> jimmy: that's funny. >> what do you do with that? honestly. it's really -- it's funny. >> jimmy: it's funny when you laugh at them, they don't understand how cute they are. and why you're laughing at them. and sometimes they'll get insulted or self-conscious. and -- >> i know. >> jimmy: but i figure, we went through it, it turned out okay, right? >> i know. i turned to my parents when i was 5 and said, i want to be an actress. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i really truly did. >> jimmy: well, yeah. and they listened. maybe this won't be such a funny

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>> good. >> jimmy: that is kate winslet and saoirse ronan in "ammonite." and kate, i want to tell you, i first saw the title, wow, ammo into it, wow, bullets flying, who knows what's going to be going on? little did i know it's a paleontology love story. i watched this movie last night and it is -- it is like -- well, just -- there's a simmer and then it just -- there's not a lot of dialogue. there's a lot of body language between the two of you. a lot of downtime, a lot of brushing stone, and -- i don't want to reveal too much. i'll let you take it from there.

but it's really good. >> yes, so it's -- well, thank you. it's -- it is a film set in the south of england, the jurassic coast of england, about 1840. ily mary anning, who was a real figure, a real historical figure. she was the unsung hero of fossil discovery because she was a woman living in a very patriarchal society in the world of geology, entirely dominated by men. so these men, these scientists, would pick her brain and take her knowledge and her wisdom and buy her finds and reappropriate them as their own. they would actually put their own name on her work. and this is a story about mary and charlotte murchison, who was the young wife of a male scientist who comes to lyme regis and falls ill, and mary takes care of her and helps her to get better. and then starts to teach her her work. and the two of them fall in

love. and they're completely different people, from totally opposite worlds. and it's very much a story about who we choose to love can end up defining also who we are and how we learn so much about ourselves because of the people we fall in love with. and you're right, it's -- there's very sparse dialogue. there's a lot of longing. there's a lot of shared quiet affection that really builds and builds throughout the story. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> and abowhen these two people really do come together, it's -- it's very, very moving. and it was very different for me to be in a film like this one where i'm playing someone who is very emotionally held and quite bolted down physically, quite different to myself. emotionally certainly very different to me. i'm a really super busy person, and mary's very sort of still and restrained. and i had to learn a lot about the world of paleontology.

>> jimmy: i was wondering about that. did you go out and -- with fossil diggers? dig things up? >> yeah, i really did. i mean, i knew nothing about fossils at all. and that part of the world is not far from where i live. it's only 2 1/2 hours away. but i've never spent proper time there. i worked with a fossil expert for about three weeks and we just trawled the beaches. actually, they were the beaches mary would have worked on, so that was pretty wonderful for me, i have to say. >> jimmy: wow. >> i did learn how to find ammonites, i have a collection of my own. i identified various dinosaur bones. i found a piece of igtheus skull that i was thrilled with and was able to identify. understanding the rhythm of her life and her world and how brilliant she was, also isolated she was. she was a very private person, socially awkward. i lived alone when i was making the film, from sunday night to friday night, i was completely

separate to my family, and that was quite hard and very strange. but i wouldn't have been able to play this character if i had done it any other way. i had to kind of really create a bunker for myself in which to sort of exist and play this part. >> jimmy: well, you and saoirse are great in it. you have -- i mean, chemistry from beginning, the start, all the way to the end for sure. i highly recommend it. it's called "ammonite." it is available now on demand. kate winslet. thank you so much for staying up late, kate, i appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> jimmy: stay safe, best to your family. >> thank you. >> jimmy: think about -- we'll get our kids on tinder or something like that in a few years. kate winslet. we'll be back with javicia leslie. when you want to power up, go pro at subway® for double the protein on footlong subs and the new protein bowls. and if you want to go pro like marshawn, don't let anything get in your way.

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>> jimmy: welcome back. music from foo fighters is on the way. this week in 1966, adam west slid down the batpole for the first time on tv. and now, 55 years later, our next guest is here to finish what he started. “batwoman” premieres sunday night on the cw, please welcome javicia leslie. hi, "javicia. >> hi, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing well. i'm not batwoman, you are, so i'm not doing as well as you

are. congratulations on that. >> thank you. thank you so much. i am super excited for sunday. >> jimmy: yeah, i bet. this sort of thing, the superheroes, who plays them, the shows, means a lot to -- maybe too much to a lot of people. who is -- in your life, who is the biggest comic book fan slash nerd slash whatever you want to call it? >> definitely my brother. we grew up watching comics, comic book movies, comic book tv shows. when i told him i booked batwoman he was so nonchalant. >> jimmy: really? >> i'm like, i've known you your entire life, you're obsessed with comics, i'm batwoman, you give me something? first thing he said to me, "i'm so mad super girl is coming to an end." and he's hyping "black lightning." he's hyping a lot of shows so i'll bring him into our show, yeah. >> jimmy: when your sibling is

batwoman, where do you go from there? >> i think that's it, trying to play it cool. >> jimmy: who in your family was most excited? >> definitely my mom. >> jimmy: definitely mom. >> my mom was like my biggest support and like a superfan. she's the type of person, if we're out and she's trying to introduce me, she's going to introduce me as whatever role i'm playing at the moment. so we just go to the grocery store, "this is my daughter, she's batwoman." people are looking at me, before the announcement, before anyone had seen the show, she expects everyone to know who i am, and just in case they don't, she introduces me all the time. all the time. >> jimmy: she's excited. she probably does that when you're not around, too. >> yeah. like she's the type of person that if i send her a picture, i have to make sure i tell her, don't send this to anyone. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> yeah, we took pictures for

the promo shoot. and wb having the strict policy -- don't send this. but it's my mom, you know. but she knows. i tell her, this is the rule, i'm sneaking you some stuff, this is between me and you, don't send it to anybody. so i'm in vancouver right now. i fly back to l.a. for the holidays. see my mom, my brother. i walk into my house, and there is this huge super-sized, movie-sized poster when you walk in. it's the picture of a picture that i took and sent to her. it's a picture of a picture, you know it's blurry. it's just this huge poster-sized picture. i'm like, mom. i told you not to show anyone. she's like, i didn't show anyone, i printed it out. who printed it for you? who framed it for you? >> jimmy: who did, yeah? she had to at least go to a kinko kinko's. >> she had to go somewhere because 87 a printer. >> jimmy: that's funny.

does your mom come to set and that sort of thing? >> oh, yeah, she makes her rounds to my sets. matter of fact, it's like "where's waldo?" on every show i've done my mom has snuck into the background, has found a way to be on the show. in "god friended me," i'm joe morton's daughter, preacher's daughter, in the front pew. if you look to the back, my mom's behind me. "the family business" for b.e.t., if you look through the audience, my mom's right there in this bright, yellow dress. she makes her way. i'm sure once the bonder is open and people are allowed to come to canada, she will find her way on "batwoman." >> jimmy: perhaps before it opens up, sounds like. >> she's army, she might find her way. >> jimmy: your mom's army, wow. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: tell me about driving the batmobile.

are you really driving the batmobile? or do they make it look like you are? >> there are moments where they're like, hey, can you drive it like four, five feet? i'm scared as hell because this is a very expensive car, and i can't afford to fix anything that may go wrong. but it's epic. i grew up watching "batman." batman is everything to me. to see the batmobile, to be in the batmobile, is such an honor. the only thing is, i don't think anyone accounts for how low the batmobile sits. so i'm supposed to be smooth, i'm supposed to get out of the car and have this epic walk down to whatever villain i'm about to catch. but i can't get out of the car. i'm like doing everything to support myself to get out the car, when i shut the door, my cape is shut. wait, hold on we've got to do this all over. >> jimmy: excuse me, would you give me a hand? >> wait one second, i know you're getting ready to go kill people, but give me a second, my cape got stuck.

>> jimmy: your costume looks pretty great. take a look at the costume here. it looks great. is it uncomfortable? or is it fine? >> you know, definitely not a pair of loungewear, you know. >> jimmy: right. >> a pair of pajamas. but i've gotten used to it. i technically have two suits, so i wear one suit when i am just doing regular things, i guess, if batwoman's ever doing regular things, you know. then i wear another suit when i do my stunts. so that one has a little bit more space, which is like my favorite suit to wear. usually i feel a little bit more comfortable in that one. >> jimmy: what's the best item on your utility belt? >> definitely the gauntlet. >> jimmy: the gauntlet? >> yes. any time i see the gauntlet come out, that means i get to fly. and so they'll harness me up. they'll put the rope on me. i shoot the gauntlet. i get to go in the air. the gauntlet is like my favorite tool. i thought it was going to be the batmobile, but obviously that was really hard for me to get in

and out of, so i prefer to go flying more than anything. >> jimmy: yeah, but you're not really flying, right? you're kind of shooting and then being pulled by it, right? >> it's a mix of both. because i'm shooting it at an angle. so when i shoot it, it pulls me up, yeah. then there's a freefall at a certain point. especially when i'm dropping into the scene. when i'm crdropping in, do my ec land, which is interesting because i stole my land from kate beckinsale from "underworld." really cool. >> jimmy: is that right? wow. >> i felt she had so much swag when she landed and i wanted to carry that with this batwoman. but yeah, you know, when i do my drop in, that's pretty much -- it feels like a freefall. so it feels like when you're on a roller coaster on one of those freefall roller coasters that just drop? my heart is definitely still up there by the time i hit the ground, and i'm trying to get my swag, like okay, javicia, you've got to look cool. which is pretty much half the

battle of being batwoman is me trying to look cool. >> jimmy: more than half, i think. batwoman has to look cool. batwoman can't be clumsy. there's no question about it. >> she can't be. >> jimmy: congratulations on your batwomanhood. season 2 of "batwoman" premieres sunday night. thank you, yejavicia. we'll be back with dave grohl! ♪ ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off. ♪ with allstate, the safer you drive the more you save. ♪ you never been in better hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. thanks for the big mac. yeah, thanks for driving! ♪ ♪

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music from foo fighters is on the way. and that is particularly special today, because it just so happens to be dave grohl's birthday. i know he's very lonely in quarantine, so i thought maybe we would check in with dave now and -- oh there he is. hi dave! happy birthday! >> hey, how are you doing? long time no see. >> jimmy: i'm doing all right. are you hanging in okay? >> doing all right. getting old. but i'm doing all right. >> jimmy: it's better than not getting old, i guess. you know, i sent you something. i don't know if you got it or

not. did you get the gift that i sent? >> yeah. it's here. >> jimmy: i would like you to open it, if you would, on camera. it's very special. it's something i made myself. what this is is, it's a book of coupons, birthday coupons, from me, that you can redeem any time you like. but i do want to say, i started working on these after your last birthday, before the pandemic, so keep that in mind when you go through them. >> should i look through them right now? >> jimmy: yes. >> one back rub. >> jimmy: that's right. >> a back rub. >> jimmy: for you. >> like -- from you? >> jimmy: yes. >> i would imagine this is from you. >> jimmy: oh, yes, they're all from me, absolutely. who would give a coupon -- >> hold on a second. look at the picture. i mean, obviously that's you and i. on my stomach. you can tell by the beard. >> jimmy: it's either you or jesus. we're not sure.

>> coupon number two. ahh, one hug. yes, please, i will take that. >> jimmy: i'll use both arms, too. >> i don't know if my teeth have ever been. will ever be that white. look at my smile. >> jimmy: that will be explained later on in the book, actually. >> one in-home teeth cleaning. >> jimmy: there you go, that's why your teeth are so white. >> i could use that for sure. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> next up. a lady and the tramp-style spaghetti dinner. jimmy, you cooking? >> jimmy: i'll cook, we'll have one long strand, we'll start from a social distance, then -- end up in each other's tonsils. >> great! oh, dinner for two at golden corral. >> jimmy: yes. have you had the salad bar there? >> yeah, i got to be honest, i've been touring over half of my life. and i've never been to a golden corral. >> jimmy: well, we're going to go. it's going to be great.

i would love to corral you for the first time in a golden way. >> amazing. okay. oh! one clarinet lesson. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> we'll share mine. you play clarinet? >> jimmy: i do, yeah. again, this was something i made before the pandemic. so, you know. we'll have to maybe have different mouthpieces. >> this is true. you did a great job with these illustrations, by the way, jimmy. >> jimmy: hey, i worked on it for a year. >> you did great. >> jimmy: dave, happy birthday. thank you for being with us on your birthday. that is a gift to us. and we appreciate it. when we come back, another gift from dave. new music from foo fighters! >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing.

>> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank kate winslet and javicia leslie, apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. “nightline” is next, but first,

their new album is called “medicine at midnight.” it comes out february 5th. with the song “waiting on a wa”" foo fighters! ♪ ♪ i've been waiting on a war since i was young since i was a little boy with a toy gun ♪ ♪ never really wanted to be number one just wanted to love everyone is there more ♪ ♪ to this than that is there more to this than that is there more ♪ ♪ to this than that is there more to this is there more to this is there more to this than just waiting on a war

just waiting on a war every day waiting ♪ ♪ for the sky to fall big crash on a world that's so small just a boy with ♪ ♪ nowhere left to go fell in love with a voice on the radio is there more ♪ ♪ to this than that is there more to this than that is there more to this than that is there more to this ♪ more to this more to this

♪ than just waiting on a war just waiting on a war just waiting on a war ♪ ♪ for this and that there's got to be more to this than that just waiting on a war ♪ ♪ for this and that there's got to be more to this than that ♪ ♪ ♪ i've been waiting on a war since i was young ♪ ♪ since i was a little boy with a toy gun ♪ ♪ is there more to this more to

this more to this than just waiting on a war ♪ ♪ just waiting on a war just waiting on a war for this and that ♪ ♪ there's got to be more to this than that just waiting on a war for this and that ♪ ♪ there's got to be more to this than that just waiting on a war for this and that ♪ ♪ there's got to be more to this than that just waiting on a war for this and that ♪ ♪ there's got to be more to this than that becae ne more yeah, i need more ♪ ♪ than just waiting on a war ♪

♪ just waiting on a war for this and that ♪ ♪ there's got to be more to this than that ♪ ♪ just waiting on a war ♪ this is "nightline." >> tonight, jacob blake in his own words. >> i didn't want to be the next george floyd. i didn't want to die. >> shot seven times by police, now speaking out for thee i res on. >> the ongoing debate over equality in this country. >> black lives matter! >> if you're a black person in america and you're not perfect, then they decide, oh, it was justified. plus shots fired. two cases and two different outcomes. what justice looks like in a divided america.

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