>> and jimmy kimmel live is coming up next. >> have a good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, jamie dornan. robin roberts. and music from pentatonix. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: oh, thank you. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thanks for watching. thanks for everything. we have a lot to get to, before we get to any of it, i want to talk to you, guillermo. first of all, i hear you have your christmas lights still up at your house. [ laughter ] >> guillermo: yes, i do. >> jimmy: they can't be up past super bowl. >> guillermo: i did it for you, they're nice. >> jimmy: secondly, you were on

espn desportes yesterday. [ cheers and applause ] >> guillermo: yes. >> jimmy: why were you on espn desportes? >> guillermo: they asked me who was going to win the super bowl, who was favored, who was going to win the super bowl. >> jimmy: why did they ask you that? [ laughter ] >> guillermo: why? i don't know. >> jimmy: here's what guillermo had to say. [ speaking spanish ] >> guillermo: [ speaking spanish ] kansas city. tampa bay. >> jimmy: are you sure you speak spanish? [ laughter ] >> guillermo: yes, yes. >> jimmy: i am now not. >> guillermo: no, i say i want tom brady to win. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. well, yeah. you said it better in english than you did in spanish. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: super bowl is super bowl lv, which means the super bowl at 55 is only 10 years

short of being eligible for vaccination. tampa bay's festivities have been scaled down because of the pandemic, bad news for the many local strip clubs in tampa that make a lot of money this time of year. there are so many strip clubs in tampa, the atms give out one dollar bills. [ laughter ] i used to live in tampa. i lived there for about a year, when i was a radio disc jockey. if you've never been, tampa is like the florida of florida. [ laughter ] the day i moved there, the day i moved in, someone broke into my house and stole my vcr. the next day, they stole my car. [ laughter ] and then i got fired and moved back home. [ laughter ] the point is, if someone asks you to be part of the q morning zoo, say no. [ laughter ] the stadium in tampa will only be one-third full. and the cdc is saying no super bowl parties. for anyone. they do not want a repeat of what happened after thanksgiving

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reportedly working on a plan to send masks to every american household. which is -- is supply really the problem? i don't think there's a single person in the country who's saying, "if i had a mask i would wear one, i just --" the problem isn't that we don't have masks, the problem is half the country is willing to die to eat meatloaf at cracker barrel. [ laughter ] two weeks ago, president biden issued a mask mandate requiring americans to wear masks on federal property and while using public transportation. and now i guess they feel like they should send them to us. i have a better idea. cheaper idea. the white house should team up with bed, bath, & beyond. have them print those cue tons on masks. [ laughter ] 20% off? another problem solved. [ applause ] you're welcome. here's how they're battling the virus in other countries. this is from a budget committee meeting in india yesterday. watch the guy on the right side of the screen. he sits down, takes a swig from his water bottle. but as he takes a swig, he

realizes it's not a water bottle, it is hand sanitizer. [ laughter ] they call it a munba-mojito, i think. [ laughter ] isn't that what trump recommended we do? how does that happen? did he not kind it strange it was a three-ounce bottle of water? oh, look at this tiny bottle of water, glug glug glug. in washington the house voted to remove congresswoman marjorie taylor greene from the education and budget committees. but not before she made an attempt to defend her attacks on a teenager, david hogg, who saw his friends and classmates killed at the shooting in parkland. >> i understand how terrible it was, because when i was 16, in 11th grade, my school was a gun-free school zone. one of my schoolmates brought guns to school and took our entire school hostage. that happened down the hall from my classroom. i know the fear david hogg that

day. i know the fear these kids have. >> jimmy: and yet i still ambushed this teenager and loudly called him names, because i am a monster. >> i also want to tell you, 9/11 absolutely happened, i remember that day, crying all day long, watching it on the news. >> jimmy: all right, well, at least now we know 9/11 happened. can you imagine having to go in front of the house of representatives to say 9/11 happened? yeah, we know. we know it happened. you're the crazy one, not us. [ laughter ] [ applause ] klan mom was in top form. she said her words. these were words of the past, and they do not represent her values. the past, by the way, was 2018. this woman was tweeting nutso conspiracy theories as recently as yesterday. but even though she is on video spreading and giving credibility to qanon, now she says it's time to heal. >> what shall we do as americans? shall we stay divided like this?

will we allow the media, that is just as guilty as qanon, presenting truth and lies to divide us? >> jimmy: that's right. the woman who started impeachment proceedings against joe biden the day he took office is calling for unity. [ laughter ] the congresswoman who wants to execute nancy pelosi is right! we need to come together! and the media is just as guilty as qanon! that's like saying jell-o is just as guilty as cosby. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: it's nonsense. the worst part of all this is she has still not been reprimanded by fellow house republicans in the house, in fact, they gave her a standing ovation yesterday. some of them, not all of them. some of them didn't want to stand up for fear they could be targeted by the jewish space lasers. [ laughter ] house minority leader kevin mccarthy, he's coward number one in this little tap dance they're trying to do. it's really a shame the golden globe nominations came out yesterday, because he deserves a nomination for this performance,

pretending he doesn't know what qanon is. >> it would be helpful if you heard what she told us, denouncing q-non, i don't know if i said that right, i don't know what it is. >> jimmy: right. those people who broke into and crapped on the walls in our office last month? never heard of 'em! you've heard of them. you pander to them. it's q, it's a letter. you learned it when you were three. even the folks at fox news are playing this game. sean hannity last night made a claim that is even more unbelievable than qanon itself. >> i don't know a single conservative or a single republican, frankly that even knows what qanon even is. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? sean doesn't get out much. they keep him in a wayfair cabinet and roll him in when they need him. [ laughter ] hey, remember the qanon shaman, the guy from the capitol riots? the guy with the horns? well, he's currently incarcerated and claims he didn't eat for nine straight days. because the jail wouldn't provide him with organic food. usually when a qanonner doesn't eat for nine days, it's because his mother's microwave is broken.

[ laughter ] this guy says his shamanism dictates that food with unnatural chemicals are an "object intrusion" into his body. and if there's one thing this man won't stand for, it's an intrusion. [ laughter ] according to his lawyer, the shaman "has come to grasp that fact that former president trump really didn't love him." well, that's something. it only took him a month to figure out what don jr. and eric have been wrestling with for years. [ applause ] this is a good sign of what we're dealing with with these people. this morning on c-span, host john mcardle got this fun phone call from a viewer named john. >> john is in wilm >>upport pre. i think he's got to get back in that white house. they've got to get people like marjorie taylor greene out of office. we need women like her in there, otherwise these democrats are

going to keep eating babies and cutting faces off of them. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: eating the babies, and cutting fatales off of them. wa kind of a cooking show is this? [ laughter ] you know, it's all about finding common ground. we haven't heard much from donald trump lately. because he's not allowed on twitter. but they can't ban him from the good old u.s. mail! on tuesday, trump will face impeachment trial number two in the senate. but this is what he's thinking about. he sent a very trumpy letter today to sag-aftra, the screen actor's union. sag was planning to vote on whether to kick him out, so he decided to beat them to the punch. and before i read this, i want to make it clear we did not alter this letter, this is what he really wrote, okay? from "the office of donald j. trump." "ms. carteris," that's gabrielle carteris from "90210," who is now the president of sag. i know, it's true. "i write to you today regarding the so-called disciplinary committee hearing aimed at revoking my union membership. who cares! [ laughter ] while i'm not familiar with your work, i'm very proud of my work on movies such as

"home alone 2," "zoolander," and "wall street: money never sleeps," and television shows including "the fresh prince of bel air," ""saturday night live"," and of course one of the most successful shows in television history, "the apprentice," to name just a few. i've also greatly helped the cable news television business said to be a dying platform with not much time left until i got involved in politics, and created thousands of jobs at networks such as msdnc and fake news cnn, among many others." blah, blah, blah. "i no longer wish to be associated with your union. as such, this letter is to inform you of my immediate resignation from sag-aftra. you have done nothing for me." [ laughter ] [ applause ] so now he's out of the actor's union. that's too bad, i was positive he was going to be the next james bond. [ laughter ] all right, back to the super bowl. a lot of the focus this week has been on tom brady. tom is 43 years old. which is like 100 in super bowl

years. 43 is too old to play fantasy football. [ laughter ] tom brady is not your typical player, he evokes a lot of emotions, both positive and negative. tonight, we focus on the negative. whatever you think about tom, he is a very good sport in an all-tom brady edition of "mean tweets." [ cheers and applause ] >> tom brady seems like the kind of man who doesn't know how to use a wrench. [ laughter ] it's kind of true. hi, i'm tom brady, and i'm a crybaby, and i have a butt hole in my chin. [ laughter ] butt hole? can we be real for a moment, is there really anyone you'd rather see dropped in a vat of rendered bacon fat than tom brady? hope everyone has a great monday, except for tom brady, [ bleep ] you, tom brady. [ bleep ] you!

tom brady, you suck booty, you ugly, you suck, you throw like a fat lady with a flabby arm and a little girl, butt face. [ laughter ] #tombrady, #suck. you suck [ bleep ]. tom brady, you fat bitch, i hope you cry. [ laughter ] i do cry, too. [ bleep ] you, tom brady, i hope this loss depresses you so bad that you hardly have sex with your supermodel wife in your giant mansion. [ laughter ] no comment to that. you ever watch/listen to tom brady speak and think to yourself, this is the personification of an actual butt hole taking a [ bleep ]? i hate tom brady so much, but i have no legit reason to, he's a nice guy, but i hope they break his legs. [ laughter ] tom brady really is a good qb,

but he will forever be known as a [ bleep ] bitch. [ laughter ] [ bleep ] you, tom brady, i hope your dog eats chocolate and gets really sick and throws up on your socks. that's [ bleep ]ed up. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right, that's tom's line, and you crossed it. we have a good show tonight. robin roberts is with us. we've got music from pentatonix. and we'll be back with jamie dornan! still driving the old model huh? yeah. i've been looking but i just need someone to tell me what a good price is. just use autotrader, it's the only one with kelley blue book. tells you if the price is good. hey, how is she doing that with the door? what is she some sort of goddess? athena? persephone? hera? dionysus? no, i'm claire!

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later, their new album is called "the lucky ones," pentatonix. next week, we've got new shows with katy perry, mila kunis, kevin james, wanda sykes, kj app-ah, and kat dennings, with music from michael mcdonald, waxahatchee, sam dew, and mammoth wvh aka wolfgang van halen. please join us for all of that. our first guest is an irishman joining us from england, who shot his recent movie in mexico, even though it's set in florida. he's a talented actor whom you can see alongside kristen wiig and annie mumolo in the demented new comedy, "barb and star go to vista del mar," it's available everywhere you rent movies, available february 12th. please welcome jamie dornan. [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing? >> good, good to see you. >> jimmy: very good to see you too. last time i saw you was two years ago, i think. >> yeah. >> jimmy: your wife was expecting a baby at the time. did the baby come out or is it still in there? >> she had that baby, we got

that baby, right. >> jimmy: that makes, what, three girls for you? >> three girls. sometimes we feel like we want to put them back in somewhere. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, right. i totally understand that. i really have had that feeling. i remember when my daughter, my oldest daughter was born, it was so quiet. then suddenly it was not quiet at all. yeah, if we could just slide her back in there, it would be great! but you can't. >> your wife wasn't up for it? >> jimmy: no, she was not. it was the coming back out part she wasn't excited about. how is it going with everyone? i assume you're locked down or whatever you want to call it. is it crazy there in the house? >> yeah. i mean, you know. you know what it's like. it's like -- there's times where it's incredible and you're so thankful for the time. and there's times when it's just the opposite of that, you know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> just want to run away from them. but you know, we are -- you know, we are in the true thick

of it, you know. three under 8. it's tough. >> jimmy: are they doing, like, remote school, homeschooling, that sort of thing? >> yeah, we're doing the homeschooling, yeah. [ laughter ] you know, like the -- you know, the -- the word i'm always trying to instill to the kids is patience. you're always telling them, patience. just wait. patience, patience, patience. and i've never had to tell myself more that word, you know. the homeschooling. like our -- our middle child, alva, she's 4, turns 5 later this month. we were doing -- i was doing math, you say math, we say maths, the other day. [ laughter ] you know, it was 2 plus 2. she was like, 2 plus 2, right it. she got 4. then she got 3 plus 4, right? she got it, 7. then 2 plus 2 again. she was like, 2 plus 2. i was going -- [ laughter ]

you just had 2 plus 2, like surely it was seven seconds ago, surely you remember this. the brains just don't work like that. i was like, jamie? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, hi, i got to tell you, i'm still reeling from the fact that you guys call it "maths" over there. [ laughter ] i've never heard that before. >> have you not? >> jimmy: no. >> yeah, we add an "s" so it's maths. >> jimmy: why would you do that? that doesn't make any sense at all. >> i know, but there's a lot of americanisms that don't make any sense either. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: american doesn't make any sense is really what the truth is. [ laughter and applause ] by the way, i have two little kids. one of the things they do over and over and over again is watch your movie "trolls world tour." and your wife posted something. put that picture up.

apparently your do too, huh? [ laughter ] are they watching it over and over again? or was it just the one time? >> so this is what happened. like you know, the countdown, two weeks out, we're constantly telling -- you know, i did it for them, pleaded with universal pictures to put me in the picture. so i was like, it's coming out in two weeks, daddy's going to be in this movie, it's coming out next week, three days, coming out tomorrow. so excited. pandemonium excitement. and then it comes out. it's a day. and i'm like, okay, i guess i buy it. i'll buy it on itunes or whatever. it's like 17 pounds. that's like $25. so i'm like, wow, okay. buy it. they watch it. you only get it for 24 hours. next day, want to watch "trolls" again? have to buy it again. i think i bought it four or five times. [ laughter ] after a week i got a thing from my agent, oh, by the way,

universal were in touch saying there's a code that you use whenever you want to watch "trolls" for free. [ laughter ] oh, great. i've already spent, like, you know, $300. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. that's one of the lessons you'll learn as you get a little older, become a veteran parent, always just buy it because they're never going to watch it one time. also, it's a hulu, just another little tip. [ laughter ] >> in my defense, at this point you couldn't buy it, you could only rent it for 24 hours. >> jimmy: i see, all right, all right. by the way, you're a good singer, were you ever in a band? >> very briefly, like a lot of kids were in bands, weren't they, at some point. >> jimmy: how old were you when you were in the band? >> we started about 17. we were called sons of jim. because it was me, my friend, both our fathers were called jim. [ laughter ] you could have done in. >> jimmy: my kids could take this and form that band. how is your dad? we've talked about your dad on the show. correct me if i have this dad.

your dad is or was an ob-gyn? he's retired now. who delivered thousands of babies in town. and almost missed your delivery, as i recall. >> that's right. >> jimmy: right, right. how is he doing? >> he's okay. he's all right. he's actually -- he's retired, but he's in bahrain in the middle east, doing like a two-year professorship at the university hospital there. so he's still busy. and he did an acting -- i mean, you know, he did a very small part in the third series of "the fall," the show that i was on. and he did another acting gig again, like under the radar, without telling me, on some tv show here. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, but i think he had like two lines and they were cut. [ laughter ] so i think he's like a featured extra in this show. >> jimmy: so your dad, after you put him in "the fall," your dad went and auditioned for other parts? >> it was a straight offer. >> jimmy: oh, it was a straight

offer, wow. pause pause. >> he doesn't audition, he's too big-time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. how about that. we're going to take a break. jamie dornan is with us, we'll be right back. >> guillerm >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by lipton iced tea, official sponsor of super bowl lv. you survived, so... wait, we can't go that way. watch this, they'll think we're vip. wow, he does think we're vip. and backstage! trust me now? i never doubted you. i did for a second, but that's gone now, i trust you. the all-new sienna. toyota. let's go places. there's spicy. and then there's spicy. which is why we put our new mighty hot sauce on the side. in a covered container. and you have to ask for it. spicy chicken mcnuggets. they're baaaack.

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>> just for the record, we never found the treasure. >> you found a chest at the bottom with the slurpee liquid? >> yeah, yeah, licked up the sir rid. >> found the subha diver's mask and found the pill? >> i found the pill. >> well, that's your treasure. ♪ cheeseburgers in paradise ♪ [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: kristen wiig, jamie dornan, "barb and star go to t vista delmar." weird and funny is how i would describe it. this is your first comedy? >> yeah, and probably my last. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't think so, i don't think so at all. was that more fun doing that? or is it the same deal? >> yeah, no, it's more fun.

it was -- i always wanted to do it, you know. i'd always wanted to do comedy. it was a great way to start, you know, with annie and kristen, who are obviously massive in that game, you know. will ferrell producing. it was a nice package to be your first foray into it. they were just -- you know, as you can imagine, it's so silly, that film, but it's a bit of a nod to -- i love, you know, "top secret," "airplane," "hotshots," all that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> there's a bit of that silliness, but it has heart and you care about the characters, so perfect mix. >> jimmy: there's an impressive musical number that you were a part of. did you enjoy shooting that? >> that was one of the craziest days of my- >> jimmy: in what way? >> it was just like -- a, we' in cancun, it was so hot, so sweetie, i had to change my

shirt after every take. i'm doing this massive almost '80s-style rock song. and it's a prerecord. but i'm doing this very insane dance to it. which in the script was like two lines of stage direction and ends up being two days' shoot of this madness. it was fun. i have to sing. they actually sent us a clip of like the director sent me a clip of the song like a few weeks after we finished, a couple of months after we finished. my wife and i watched it. and i was like, my voice actually sounds good. like i'm happy with my voice. she's like, that's not you singing. [ laughter ] and i was still listening to the professional singer. [ laughter ] in the movie, it is really me. >> jimmy: they say you don't know what you sound like, but i guess in your case, that is very, very true. [ laughter ]

>> clearly. >> jimmy: this is on the subject of singing, this is a video that you guys posted in december. this is you singing while your daughters heckle you. ♪ >> shush, daddy! shush, daddy! ♪ white christmas ♪ ♪ just like the ones i used to know ♪ >> shush, daddy! [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: the kids hate bing crosby. >> that's the toughest crowd you're ever going to be up against. >> jimmy: yeah, well yeah. i hope so. [ laughter ] all right, be patient, do your maths. [ laughter ] stay well. it's very good to see you. the movie is very funny, "barb and star go to vista delmar." it's available everywhere you rent movies february 12th. oh, and can you buy it or you have to rent it? rent it three times in a row. [ laughter ]

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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. music from pentatonix is on the way. our next guest is an award-winning broadcaster who braves the pandemic, snow storms, and multiple times square spider-men to bring us the news every morning on "gma." she's also the narrator and executive producer on the new

one-hour special "tuskegee airmen: legacy of courage" premiering wednesday night on the history channel, say hello to robin roberts. [ cheers and applause ] hello, robin. >> hello, jimmy. >> jimmy: you look fantastic, how are you? >> great to see you. >> jimmy: very good to see you too. you're up late, it's past your bedtime. what time do you get up? >> 3:30, but who's counting? you're worth staying up past my bedtime. >> jimmy: thank you, i appreciate it. behind you, is that real? what is going on behind you? [ laughter ] what's on? >> is that real behind you? is the moon behind you, jimmy? come on. >> jimmy: no, you're right, it's not. [ applause ] that's not the moon. so i guess that answers that question. [ laughter ] >> but i am at home, i am at home. i'm in my home basement where i was for about seven months broadcasting "good morning america." my neighbors in connecticut got a big kick out of "gma" coming

out of the basement of my house. >> jimmy: it is kind of fun, when you think about it. i imagine for you also, just because you have to get up so early. there's got to be a lot -- i mean, you can sleep late, you can sleep till 4:00, maybe? >> 4:00, yeah, slept in, right. hit the snooze button. >> jimmy: you sent us a picture, i thought it was interesting. this was the extent of your production team. your girlfriend, amber, was -- is she doing your makeup there? >> you can see my expression. like, get out of my face, i'm about to go live on national tv, what are you doing here? but it was really interesting. because she has an essential oils company, plant juice oils. you were at home, but molly, this is her wheelhouse, you know, your wife, she knows what she's doing. >> jimmy: right. >> but it was really interesting, because in the beginning, amber was so into it. and then, you know, we thought we'd only be here a few weeks. it turned into several months. and then she was kind of

sleeping on the couch, to the side of me, so i would get a little self-conscious. is it something i'm saying? you know. >> jimmy: take a look at that photograph again. i do want to ask who picked out the slippers. [ laughter ] >> hey. those are minnie mouse slippers, come on. >> jimmy: you're making the most of your discount at the disney store. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> exactly, got to have some perks. >> jimmy: robin, do you get a discount at the disney store? [ laughter ] >> you know, i am a disney legend. >> jimmy: i know you're a disney legend, but do you get -- because i will tell you, on my -- we work for abc. and we have these i.d. is cards, i don't know, that i've never used, other than when i look at it and it says, you have a disney discount. the bigler "n" is there for "no." [ laughter ] >> i think you could afford to pay full price, sir. >> jimmy: maybe, so but it's the principle of the thing. lau[ laughter ]

>> i understand, i'm with you, man. >> jimmy: is amber glad you're back in studio doing it there? >> yes, because she was, as i said, very good at the beginning. by the end she was looking at her watch and saying, yeah. because she's more nocturnal. that was a little bit of a challenge for her to get up. but she was a true trouper, like a lot of people who are working from home, and their kids are helping out and their spouses are helping out. >> jimmy: yeah. the kids aren't helping much. [ laughter ] >> no. [ applause ] true. >> jimmy: and for the most part the spouses aren't helping either, yeah. >> isn't it cute when you see the kid pop into the screen on zoo many? >> jimmy: it's cute for everyone on the zoom except for the person whose child it is. >> right, right. >> jimmy: you started in sports broadcasting. and also you were a college basketball player. what school did you go to? >> you could have said college basketball star, you didn't have to say college basketball player. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm getting to that. >> i played at southeastern

louisiana university. i actually, jimmy, a little-known fact, i went there on a tennis scholarship. but ended up playing basketball instead. breaking news here on the jimmy kimmel show. yes. >> jimmy: was the tennis coach mad? >> it was the same coach. [ laughter ] she was getting a two-fer. i was a two-fer for her. i ended up playing basketball instead. totally loved it. but it brought out a side of me that people don't normally see. >> jimmy: what side is that? the trash talking? what are we talking about here? >> well, i was a little aggressive. there was one particular game, i know this is hard for you to believe, but i actually, like, just reared back and i punched a player. it's okay, amber, calm down over there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah, it was very uncharacteristic for me. but the ref wasn't calling the foul. and unfortunately my mother wasn't there at that particular game, because she would have yanked me out by my ear, gone

out on the court, pulled me out by my ear. >> jimmy: we have a picture of you playing power forward. >> look at that. >> jimmy: not kidding away. [ cheers and applause ] >> you can see the stands are full, standing room only for those games back in the day. >> jimmy: is that the woman you punched? >> no -- i don't believe that's the one i punched. because the one i punched, i ran away from at the end of the game, so everybody was asking, like i was big and bad and i punched her and everything. i gathered the team around me and it was rate much, i'm afraid she's going to punch me back, so kind of like, hold me back! like, i want at her, hold me back, hold me back! >> jimmy: the old punch and run. >> yes, exactly. >> jimmy: you mentioned your mom being at the game. your dad, and this is just such an unbelievable thing. your dad, you've produced this special, you narrate this special about the tuskegee airmen, who most people know a bit about. a lot of people might not know

your dad was one of the tuskegee airmen. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes, lawrence t. roberts, thank you, yes. >> jimmy: how great is that? that is pretty spectacular. >> it is spectacular. it was spectacular. >> jimmy: what a thing to be able to make a special like this to honor him and also the other men who flew with him. the first black u.s. soldiers to fly in the war. and just really an amazing story. i think we have a clip of you and your dad. here we go. >> beautiful, beautiful. >> my father passed away in 2004. he didn't get to witness the airmen receiving such recognition. but his legacy, like that of all the tuskegee airmen, is enduring. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is unbelievable. >> that's my dad right there, yeah. >> jimmy: when you were a kid, is this something he talked about? would he tell you stories about

that time in his life? >> you know, this is part of the reason i get chills, this is part of the reason why i'm doing this film on the history channel. my father didn't talk about it. much of the tuskegee airmen, they just wanted to go fly, they just wanted to go protect our country. they were the first black pilots in the u.s. military going over to world war ii, helping us defeat the enemy over there. i didn't learn about it in school. and i remember my father, he stayed in the air force, retired as a full colonel, was in for over 30 years, received over 18 medals and awards. and i thought, when i went to school, that i would learn about that. and when i didn't, i said, you know -- and we had seen films. george lucas did a beautiful film, "red tails." we have some of the actors that are actually in the film, because this is about the broader legacy. they fought overseas, the enemy. they came back, they helped to end segregation in the military.

and be part of the civil rights movement. and you see young activists that we have in the film talking about the importance -- and even barack obama, who had the tuskegee airmen at his inauguration the first time. >> jimmy: right, yes. >> he talked about how their service helped him understand why he wanted to get -- to be of service to people. so the impact is very broad, and that's what we get into. i have to say, a young black documentarian, kirk frasier, worked with me on this, and i am so very proud. it's like a love letter to my father, lawrence t. roberts. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, really, really. on the history channel, 8:00 on wednesday night. thank you, robin. it's great to see you. i wish you well. >> always. >> jimmy: say hello to amber. >> i will. >> jimmy: "tuskegee " be right back with pentatonix. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz, the best or nothing.

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[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, music from pentatonix is still to come.

but first, super bowl lv is only three days away, and it's not just the players who are preparing. let's go live to the first ever super bowl viewer press conference with the goat, guillermo. >> guillermo! guillermo! >> we only have time for a few questions, make it quick! >> you're a few days from super bowl lv, how do you feel? >> nervous, excited, i feel pretty, oh so pretty. >> it's tony. you have a reputation for being unstoppable at the snack table, how do you do it? >> praise and glorya,ffl snsor super bowl lv. it goes great for any snack at the big game. next question, stephanie? >> tony again. why are you wearing eye black if you're just watching the game? >> i think it's chocolate. yeah, it is chocolate, guys. next question? >> what are you going to do now? >> i'm going to get my head in

the game. i'm going to drink lipton iced tea! >> lipton iced tea, official iced tea sponsor of the nfl and super bowl lv. pick up a pack at your local grocery store.

>> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank jamie dornan and robin roberts, that's some story about her dad, huh, being in the tuskegee airmen? >> guillermo: it's amazing, jimmy. >> jimmy: my dad, when the bowling tournament came into town, he would take the week off work and go to it. [ laughter ] i want to apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next, but first, their new album comes out february 12th, it's called "the lucky ones," now with the title track, pentatonix! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ that small town was getting me down

don't stand out you'll get kicked around ♪ ♪ put up a wall so tall you're safe there time when i got so insecure ♪ ♪ go run hide so you don't get hurt don't face your pain we'll do that later ♪ ♪ so i drove all night and i never looked behind me knew i'd be all right ♪ ♪ even when the lights got blinding look how far we've come and it was ♪ ♪ all so unexpected we were broke and we were young but somehow ♪ ♪ we stayed connected so we hold on to our better days cause easy ♪ ♪ come easy go away

still can't believe we were the lucky ones look how far we've come ♪ ♪ hand in hand we stumble and fall then we stand once and for all ♪ ♪ and now we dream with our eyes open we're unbroken i still cry sometimes ♪ ♪ cause i'm no good at goodbyes but we'll be all right cause we're standing ♪ ♪ side by side look how far we've come and it was all so unexpected ♪ ♪ we were broke and we were young but somehow we stayed connected ♪ ♪ so we hold on to our better days cause easy come easy go away ♪

♪ still can't believe we were the lucky ones look how far we've come crawl 'til you can walk ♪ ♪ walk 'til you can run to the day you say look at how far we've home look how far we've come ♪ ♪ and it was all so unexpected we were broke and we were young ♪ ♪ but somehow we stayed connected so we hold on to our better days ♪ ♪ cause easy come easy go away still can't believe we were the lucky ones ♪ ♪ look how far we've come ♪

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