thank you for watching. >> we appreciate your time. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, julianna margulies. daniel day kim. and music from amethyst kiah. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, there. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us in sunny los angeles, california where things are looking just a little bit brighter every day. things are getting back to abnormal. [ laughter ] we're finally back to administering more shots of botox than the vaccine. [ laughter ] which is great. we have officially entered what the state calls the yellow tier. unfortunately, anyone who has ever driven in l.a. knows nobody slows down for yellow. [ laughter ] saunas and steam rooms are allowed to re-open.

as of today. three months ago, we were double-gloving it at the atm, who the hell is getting a box of steam with strangers right now? [ laughter ] bars can now serve drinks without having to serve food. which is great news for alcoholics who were getting very fat. [ laughter ] by the way, after all the talk of how unnecessary the shutdowns were, state of california has the lowest positivity rate in the country by far. [ cheers and applause ] florida, well, they didn't close down, florida ranks 44th. the average test positivity rate here in l.a. is 0.7%. the way things are going, if covid wants to stay in hollywood, it's going to have to start doing improv. [ laughter ] you know, this is interesting. you know what's been -- has been in decline in a big way during the pandemic? showers. people have been bathing less during lockdown. in fact, the new york times had

a story about this and included one of the oddest captions i've seen printed in a newspaper. "robin harper outside her home on martha's vineyard. she said she began taking showers once a week during the pandemic." hey, mom, i'm in the "new york times"! oh, wow, for what? not washing my ass! [ laughter ] some doctors say daily showers are unnecessary and actually counterproductive when it comes to overall health. these are the doctors who don't get invited to the office christmas party. [ laughter ] oh, i think i'm developing the covid right now. no, i'm okay, all right. [ laughter ] another pandemic body trend is a puzzler. americans are getting more butt implants than ever before. butt implants were up 22% last year. people who weren't going to the doctor to get anything done, they're getting big pads implanted into their butts. and they're also selling a lot of these butt-lift leggings. i guess they've been all over tiktok or maybe that's just my algorithm. i don't know. [ laughter ] they sell them on amazon. guillermo, i heard a story about

you. is it true? you play the lottery every week? >> guillermo: every week. >> jimmy: you said if you won, what would you do? >> guillermo: if i win the powerball, two things i would do. >> jimmy: go ahead. >> guillermo: my wife make fun because i have a flat butt, i have no ass. i would put a new butt. and a tummy tuck. >> jimmy: okay, maybe just have your stomach put around your behind. you know? >> guillermo: well, that's a good idea. >> jimmy: thank you. [ laughter ] i don't like the sound of that. so we got guillermo some of those amazon butt lift leggings go ahead show them off. show us what you have now. this is the real product. [ cheers and applause ] we ordered it. look at that. wow. your wife's going to go crazy when she gets -- [ cheers and applause ] that's really great. how do you say "junk in the trunk" in español?

[ speaking spanish ] >> jimmy: oh, all right. [ laughter ] i'm gonna start calling you "g-lo." [ laughter ] be careful on that stool. wear those home, okay? >> guillermo: i will, i promise. >> jimmy: oh, i bet you will. [ laughter ] caitlyn jenner two weeks ago, you know who this is? >> guillermo: yeah, i know, yeah. >> jimmy: she has launched her campaign to be next governor of california. and last night she sat down for what they called a "town hall" wit sean hannity. there was no town and no hall, but there was sean hannity pretending to be interested in caitlyn's take on a variety of subjects, including her inexplicable affection for . >> i think he did some things i agree with, some things i didn't agree with. what i liked about donald trump is he was a disrupter. you know? he came in and shook the system up. okay? >> jimmy: uh-huh, okay? [ laughter ] he shook the system so hard, he lost custody of it.

[ laughter ] child protective services had to come in, stopping him from shaking the system. and then this is how well caitlyn jenner understands the plight of everyday californians. first of all, she mentions this airplane she flies multiple times. they had the "town hall" in her own airplane hangar. and this apparently is where she has been listening to her future constituents. >> the guy across was packing up his hangar, i said, where you going? he says, i'm moving to sedona, arizona, i can't take it anymore, i can't walk down the streets and see the homeless. >> jimmy: oh, homeless people, can't walk around 'em, can't fly over 'em, you know? [ laughter ] since trans phobic to call a trans person an ignorant a-hole? or does calling that trans person an ignorant a-hole, even though she happens to be a trans person, show we don't discriminate against ignorant a-holes no matter their gender orientation? it's a tough one, i don't know,

i guess we'll let the internet decide tomorrow. [ laughter and applause ] today, by the way is national nurses day. the day on which we say thank to all the nurses in the country, in our lives. [ cheers and applause ] and also sorry that we stopped banging pots for you every night. [ laughter ] and sunday is the day we honor the women who literally nursed us. mother's day is sunday. will you be seeing your mother-in-law on sunday? >> guillermo: yes, jimmy. >> jimmy: you will? >> guillermo: yeah, i have no choice. >> jimmy: will you wear the pants? >> guillermo: oh, yeah, yeah. two tequila shots, yes, of course. [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: this will turn the things around between the two of you. >> guillermo: oh, my god! >> jimmy: mother's day goes back well over 100 years. in 1908, a woman named anna jarvis from grafton, west virginia, declared the first mother's day in the united states. it caught on to the point where she eventually became disgusted with the commercialization of mother's day and urged people to

stop buying flowers, cards and candies. and like a bunch of unruly kids, we didn't listen to her at all, we keep buying candies. you know, there's a limited supply of flowers this year because of covid. here in california, a lot of growers switched to growing pot. not a joke. [ laughter ] we don't have any flowers. the good news is mom is really going to enjoy brunch this year. [ laughter and applause ] you know, a lot of men, whether they be husbands, sons, et cetera, don't know what to do for their wives and/or mothers for mother's day. so to help with that my wife has volunteered to let you know what she recommends. and here now with some sage mother's day advice, please welcome my wife and mother to some of my children, molly. molly? [ cheers and applause ] go ahead. >> hi. hi, if you're wondering what to do for mother's day, the answer is, go away. [ laughter ] what most moms want on mother's day, for one day, is to not be a mother.

let me put it to you like this. if it were coal miner appreciation day, you wouldn't climb down into a midyo faviteo mimosa and a frame made of noodlesng y do, now get back to doing it. [ laughter ] if you want to show appreciation, for all our tireless, thankless, relentless work in a job we can never quit that pays zero dollars, not only stretched our stomachs like water balloons and made the insides of our cars as sticky as the little hands that are always pulling on our pants, hand that woman that mimosa. get her a massage and say, i see that you never leave the house without a purse full of pirates booty. [ laughter ] you know every teacher, every classmate, every classmate's parent. you know shoe sizes and the flavor toothpaste they like and the shirt that has the itchy tag that they don't like. you know which worksheets need to be printed for zoom school and how to get gogurt out of human hair. twice. [ laughter ] i know you are tired and haven't

had a good night's sleep or finished a meal or a book in seven years. or sat on a toilet uninterrupted. [ laughter ] but i also know that you love this job, and you do it incredibly well, if i do say so myself. [ laughter ] and even though we never say it, we appreciate you. i see you. i'll see you after i put the kids to bed. eat a gummy. watch a ryan gosling movie. good-bye. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks, molly. i'll see you a monday, i guess. >> see you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you dropped your -- all right. we sent a camera, a mother's day camera -- very special cameras.

[ laughter ] we use them once a year. we got this camera. it was expensive, by the way. we sent it to the farmers' market to chat with moms and their kids. and because everyone is wearing masks we were able to swap their invoices so that the questions that are answered aren't necessarily from the person who answered the question in what may be one of our last-ever editions of "masking questions." >> mother's day is coming up. let me ask you, nathan, what would be your perfect day? >> a day off of work. very good brunch. because brunch is my favorite meal. with the nice mimosa. >> describe your perfect day, whitney. >> waking up, probably going upstairs, watch garfield for seven hours, go to the trampoline park. >> what are things you love about mother's day? >> i get to give my mom stuff. >> chance, what are some of your favorite things about mother daze? >> honestly, that they

appreciate what i do. and the glass of champagne. >> ava, what are your big plans for mother's day? >> a relaxing day with some takeout. >> sally, what are you looking forward to on mother's day? >> maybe get a present. like a candle or something. >> chance, what are some of the toughest parts about being a kid? >> it's like nonstop. there isn't, you know, an 8 to 5, then you leave work and come back the next day. >> vinia, what's the hardest part about being a mother? >> i don't get candy every day. >> what abut you, briana? what would be your dream mother's day? >> to go to disney world. >> who would you like to meet at disney world? >> minnie mouse. >> lily, what would be your dream mother's day? >> europe without kids. >> enough said. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and one more thing before we forge ahead, it's thursday night which means it's time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of the week whether

they need it or not. it's "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> thanks for having me. i'm down here sucking small [ bleep ], i sucked my first [ bleep ] when i was 20. >> i came on your [ bleep ], i talked about it. >> i'm a [ bleep ], always have been. >> regrouped right outside the fence, [ bleep ] each other, put their [ bleep ] in each other's mouse. >> the prince getting royal backlash for [ bleep ]ing snow white while she's asleep. >> i told the audience that you were [ bleep ]ed up, and you are. >> it's wonderful to see people's [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. we love that here at "houston live." >> [ bleep ], always a pleasure to have the door burst open and to see your [ bleep ] face. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we've got a good show for you tonight. daniel day kim is with us. we have music from amethyst kiah.

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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there. welcome back. tonight, from the new movie "stowaway," daniel day kim is with us. [ cheers and applause ] then later, you're going to like this a lot. her album is called "wary and strange." it comes out june 18th, music from amethyst kiah. [ cheers and applause ] next week, we've got quite a lineup of guests next week with chris rock, ewan mcgregor, heidi klum, mike epps, wanda sykes. music from madness, morray, lucky day featuring yebba, and mod sun with avril lavigne. so please join us for all that fun. [ cheers and applause ]

on this national nurses day, our first guest has a lot of experience playing one on "e.r." you know her from "the good wife," and now her new memoir, "sunshine girl: an unexpected life" say hello to julianna margulies. [ cheers and applause ] hi, julianna, how are you? >> hi, i'm good, how are you? >> jimmy: good to see you, how's it going? >> it's going well on this national nurses day. >> jimmy: is it appropriate for me to wish you a happy national nurses day? >> so here's the beauty of living in new york city. and it is appropriate. sort of. because i did represent nurses, right? >> jimmy: true, true. >> and i was proud to do that. i was walking home today, and i saw maybe 30 nurses dancing in the square right at street and seventh avenue, musing blaring, filming this great dance i guess for some nbc

show. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> they ended, everybody clapped. and i thought, it's national nurses day, i played nurse hathaway, and i did something i've never, ever in a million years dreamed i'd ever do. i walked right into the middle of all of them and said, "i'm nurse hathaway!" [ laughter ] "i was on e.r., i represented you people!" of course i didn't realize -- i had my mask on, a straw hat, it was sunny. "oh, wait, i'm vaccinated, i've been double vaxed, i'm vaccinated." i took my mask off and they freaked out and we started dancing and taking pictures and they filmed it. i thought, only in new york. [ cheers and applause ] immy: that's pretty great, yeah. >> it was a great moment, i have to say. >> jimmy: that's like -- you remember george reeves who played superman, in his old age, would dress up as superman and walk around? [ laughter ] i think he jumped out the window or something like that? >> did he really? >> jimmy: yeah, i think so.

guillermo, will you do a fact check on that for me? >> guillermo: yeah, i will. >> jimmy: okay, great, all right. i just wanted to see your butt again, if you would scamper off -- okay there you go. first of all, congratulations on your book. i know this sort of thing is a lot of work and probably emotionally draining. it's called "sunshine girl," which was going to be the title of my autobiography. [ laughter ] i'm a little bit -- why is it called "sunshine girl"? do you remember what you were looking at in this photograph? >> yes, i can answer both those questions, jimmy. it's called "sunshine girl" because that was the nick name my mother gave me when i was born and stuck with me throughout my childhood. and it's both a blessing and a curse, being a sunshine girl. because you grow up thinking you can only bring sunshine into a room, then you don't know your boundaries or you don't know how to say no. so it was both a blessing and a curse. and i talk a lot about that.

the picture, as a matter of fact -- that was awhile ago. on a photo shoot i did with a photographer named robert tracktonberg. it was a weekend somewhere in san francisco, some spa. they had done pictures with hair, makeup, whatever. at the end of the shoot i went upstairs, took a shower, washed the makeup off, and came downstairs in my own big, baggy turtleneck and my hair slicked back with no makeup on and he said, "that's what i wanted." he and i, without anyone knowing, went out back and we took pictures of me with no makeup and no hair done. and that was one of the pictures that came out. and i think it's me saying, thank god. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah that's a great shot, that's a great story too. [ applause ] this is also -- this is really crazy, speaking of famous photographers. one of the most famous, helmud

newton, took this picture of you, this is before you were famous. you were -- really, this is not a setup shot, you were really working as a waitress. where were you a waiter in this shot? >> i was a waitress, and there's a whole chapter in the book about it, at a really "in" restaurant, a hot spot called 150 worcester. helmud newton was sitting at a table. he wasn't at my table, actually. he was sitting at a table, and i had to walk past him. and those are grapefruit moussas with cherries on top. i had to hold them with my thumb so they wouldn't fall. he said, stop, stop! and i stopped. he goes, higher! and i put the martini glasses higher. he goes, great, hold on. click, click. i kept walking. a month later, it was

"condnast" traveler and you can see what he was doing, now. [ applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. do you have an original print of this photograph? >> i have the original magazine it came in. when i actually -- when he passed away and i was on "e.r." at the time i thought, i should get a print of that photograph, that's helmud newton and it's me. i called the estate and his wife, i guess, who is -- owns the estate, she said, you can have it for $80,000. [ laughter ] so i said, that's okay, i have the magazine. >> jimmy: how generous. >> yeah. so i never bought it. but, you know, you have it there, it's big enough. >> jimmy: when you're working as a waitress, did you have, besides helmud newton, famous people come in? >> every night. where i was working, for six months it was the place everyone went. on any given night, prince,

elizabeth taylor came in, princess fergie was there. one night i had a full table, julia roberts, kiefer sutherland just finished doing "flatliners." joel schumacher, who just passed away i think a year ago, was the director. they came in, there was 20 of them. i was always in the vip section because i'm 18 alre10tive and they knew i would take care of tables well. and it was a tough table. >> jimmy: oh. >> they kept gettin up and moving their seats, there was a lot of booze at the table, every time the food runner would come out with my number, who gets the steak, who gets the fish, everyone -- it was the wrong plates. it had been a rough night. and there were a lot of demands. and then i came out with all the desserts. i had five in each arm, and hui, my food runner, had the other ten behind me. they all at that moment got and up left the restaurant.

and i just remember standing there with all these desserts thinking, this can't be my life. [ laughter ] joel schumacher paid the bill. and we pooled our tips. the whole restaurant, all the waiters would pool their tips at the end of the night. >> jimmy: right. >> and they -- everybody left, and ten minutes later as i'm cleaning off the table, joel schumacher walked back in and handed me a 100-dollar bill. he had already tipped very well. and he said, i know you pool your tips, that table was really difficult, and i'm sorry, and this is for you. >> jimmy: wow. >> and he gave me 100 bucks. and that meant -- i mean -- years later, when he was directing "batman" that george was on, he would come to the "e.r." set to talk to george about batman and his gorgeous outfit. [ laughter ] and he and i would kibitz the whole time. i was like joel, you were the one person who came in and actually really cared about us

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margulies. this is her book," sunshine girl." you know what i'm wondering? i think about this. i remember things in a certain way. then i will talk to other people in my family or whatever, and they don't remember things in that same way. do you have a great memory? did you check with people? were there any discrepancies as far as some of these childhood stories go? >> a lot of all of that. so one is, when you have a lot of drama in your life, you remember those things. you know? things stay with you when it's traumatic. but also, i also kept journals since i was 9 years old. so i -- and i have them all. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> because i was away from my father for so much of my year, during the year, i only saw him twice a year, i wrote him letters. and he had every single one of those letters, and he had given them to me. so i had a lot to go on anyway, aside from memory. there was one memory that, you know -- i remember things really

vividly from 5, 6. but 3 is a little blurry. and we lived in paris when i was 3. and my mother was quite eccentric and quite stunning and she had a lot of boyfriends. me and my sisters lived with her on the left bank. and my father lived on the right bank at the time. and i remembered a story, i wasn't quite sure if it was something that was real or had i dreamt it. so i did check in with both my older sisters to say, hey, guys, i remember in paris when we all shared a room together that mom came home with a boyfriend, and she -- the boyfriend had a monkey? and she opened the door and put the monkey in our room, shut the door, then went to her room with the boyfriend? and i remember waking up with the monkey on my face. he was holding my face in his hands and i started to scream. and then he jumped onto rachel's bed, and you started screaming. i was like, that is -- is that

true? [ laughter ] both my sisters -- i was in toronto shooting "the hot zone." both of them emailed me back with different versions of the exact same story. [ laughter ] at which point i went, i'm writing my version. it obviously happened. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i can only tell it from my perspective. but i'm going to write that down. and so my mother, to this day, says that, "girls, that never happened, i never would have done that." [ laughter ] but how can three daughters all completely -- so i'm 3, my middle sister is 6, my older sister is 9. how can we all remember the same story, and it not be true? so yes, there was a monkey in our room. maybe my mother's boyfriend was an organ grinder? [ laughter ] i don't know why he had a monkey. >> jimmy: it sounds like maybe he was, yeah. wow.

that is crazy. even just the idea that your mom would go home with a guy who who had a monkey is unbelievable. [ laughter ] >> yeah, there's a couple of stories like that, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. >> by the way, i just have to say this. i have had my mother's complete blessing to write this book. >> jimmy: yeah. and the monkey story i guess, huh? >> we're good. yeah. she actually -- she's read it, she gave me her blessing, and after she read it she said, "i love you and i'm so sorry." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: george clooney, your old pal, turned 60 years old today. did you contact him did you send him anything? >> i did. well, i wanted to write -- i wrote to him yesterday. because i wanted to write to him on the last day of his 50s. >> jimmy: ah. >> i thought it would be fun to say, dear -- well, i call him doug, he calls me carol, it's something we've always done. [ laughter ]

and i said on this, your last day of being 50, i just want you to know that when you're 90 and you look back and see how young 60 was, you will curse the day you wasted time thinking you're getting older, or that you're too old. so also, what's your address, i want to send you my book. [ laughter ] so yes, today i sent him the book. because -- i have to give credit where credit is due. and george -- i give him tremendous credit for helping launch my career. because he happened to make a phone call and went out of his way to tell me not to take another job, because he thought they might keep me as a series regular. and because of that phone call, i ended up on "e.r." >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause ] happy birthday, george clooney. thanks for being with us,ebook, margulies, "sunshine girl: an unexpected life." it is out now.

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music from amethyst kiah is on the way. you know our next guest, of course,from "lost" and "hawaii five-0," but now he moves from the aloha state to outer space in "stowaway," it's on netflix now. please welcome daniel day kim. [ cheers and applause ] hey, daniel. how are you? >> jimmy, jimmy, so good to see you, it's been a long time. >> jimmy: it has been a long time. can i tell you something? i know this is weird. but i think of you as an old friend, even though we really don't know each other. [ laughter ] i really do, because of "lost." [ cheers and applause ] do you still hear about that all the time? >> i do, i do. and by the way, i think of you as an old friend because you are literally in my house every night. >> jimmy: oh, thank you very much. where are you right now? >> i'm in toronto. i'm shooting, actually, the second season of "the hot zone." julianna, your previous guest, shot the first season. >> jimmy: how about that. >> following in her footsteps. >> jimmy: why is there a piece of drywall behind you, randomly placed? [ laughter ] >> i thought this would be super artistic. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it is, kind of.

>> i'm staying in an apartment, i'm on location, it's not my house. i literally spent five minutes with your tech folks trying to figure out where i should move my zoom camera. [ laughter ] we came up with this. i don't know. now i feel bad. >> jimmy: no, don't feel bad at all. i was just confused because it looked like you were against a wall, suddenly you've got a panorama behind you. >> it feels like it in toronto, i've got to say. it's a beautiful city but i would never know because it's been so cold here. and we've been in lockdown for like three months. >> jimmy: oh. >> so, you know, we've been shooting in those kind of circumstances. but i'm told it's a fantastic city. >> jimmy: it as fantastic city. maybe if it warms up and they let you out of your room. you're shooting right now? all right, you're working on that. you live very far away from toronto, you're still in hawaii, right? >> yeah, really couldn't be further, and i'm homesick. hawaii is like 80 degrees. it's not so much that here.

>> jimmy: let's talk about "stowaway" if we could, set on a spaceship. a drama, very tense, about a stowaway, i can say that that's the title of the film. but this is something that obviously is very different than these other projects that you've done. but you posted something that i wanted to ask you about. because it would seem that space is something you've always been interested in. based on the fact that that's you. where are you guys, on the moon? [ laughter ] >> yeah, you know, it was a short trip to the moon. but it might as well have been. we were actually -- it was a family trip to the air and space museum in washington, d.c. >> jimmy: ah. >> we were so happy to be there. when we first got to america, my parents were so happy and proud to be living in america that they would take us to all the big cities, like new york, washington, d.c., philadelphia, to see the liberty bell, just because they were so proud to be here. and so -- >> jimmy: wow. >> air and space museum -- yeah, we were proud immigrants.

and the air and space museum was part of that. my mom literally just sent me that photo, coincidentally, the other day. it brought back a lot of memories. tube socks. >> jimmy: did you and your brother always dress the same, was that a thing that you did? >> i haven't shown you the velvet suits that my mom sewed for us. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? >> it got worse, tube socks and bowl haircuts, it was the thing. >> jimmy: did your parents like the idea that their son wanted to become an actor? >> you know, they actually wanted me to be a doctor or a lawyer. and so, you know. i played both now on tv. so that's something. [ laughter ] you know. my dad didn't want me to be an actor, but now, you know, he's come completely around. now he likes to give me career advice. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that right? >> no, it's good. i get offers sometime -- instead of being, i'm so happy for you. he'll be like, how much do they pay? [ laughter ]

where does it shoot? you know, just kind of all this insider information. >> jimmy: do they watch everything you're in? >> they do. even though, like some of the stuff they don't understand very well. because sometimes i'm speaking really fast american, english dialogue. so they really liked it on "lost" because i was speaking their first language. >> jimmy: right. >> that was really convenient. >> jimmy: yeah. boy, yeah. did you get people with -- as far as "lost," when you're on the plane, they're like -- uh -- [ laughter ] > you know, yes, yes. there were a couple of times, i remember when we were going back from, you know, hawaii to l.a. for a press event, all of us were heading onto the plane. we were -- we didn't even think about how successful the show had been. we were all filing onto the plane. the entire cast. people started looking at us. started looking down nervously. [ laughter ] you know, if we were all on the plane, they were in trouble. [ laughter ] because we survived.

>> jimmy: i'd be more worried about get on a submarine with you, to be honest, i think. >> that's true. did you know, actually, jimmy, that the anniversary of the episode where my character died was literally two days ago. because twitter told me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that right? wow. how many years was it, the anniversary of that, 11? >> 11 years, it was 11 years. i literally got a bunch of tweets saying, 80 remember this scene." "happy anniversary." >> jimmy: i'll never forget. i hope you remember it, i do. you looking through that -- oh, yeah. that was classic television. we just didn't realize it. because we were in the middle of it back then. and now, just on a totally different topic, you've started a charitable foundation that is off to an incredible start, really. tell us about what you're doing and what you've done so far. >> to be clear, i'm one of the cochairs of the advisory council. there are plenty of people who

are doing much more important things in this organization than i am. but we -- i'we've started an organization called the asian-american foundation. it is the first organization of its kind that is set out to educate and bring other community organizations together, and also make a concerted effort to stop the violence and hate against asian-americ asian-americans. [ applause ] it's an organization that's been funded with $250 million. and we just launched a couple of days ago. >> jimmy: unbelievable. that is truly unbelievable. i also wanted to mention a friend -- i assume he's a friend of yours, because this is somebody who you admire and who i know you know. this is somebody who we all know, whether we realize we know him or not. put the photograph up there for a second if we could. that's james hong. we've seen him in a million different things. and how do you know james?

>> you know, i first met james on the set of "charmed." and actually, it's ironic. i'm shooting a show right now that deals with 9/11. i was shooting this show with james during 9/11. and so all i have -- i'll always have those memories of us together. but i'd realized that he had been in a gajillion things before that, he was a guy that had always just kind of flown under the radar. he's done over 700 tv and film projects. if you talk to him, it's actually more than that, because imdb doesn't track some of the other things he did. so he's been around for 70 years. he's never really been celebrated. so i got it in my head that i thought he deserved a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so -- >> jimmy: let's get him a star on the hollywood walk of fame, right? [ cheers and applause ] >> yes, jimmy kimmel, yes!

>> jimmy: it's right out here. by the way, we could give him donald trump's star. [ cheers and applause ] pluck that right out of there. >> well, you know, i think he might have appeared in a few more things than donald trump, i'm not sure. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's great to see you. thanks for being with us. daniel day kim, everybody. "stowaway" on netflix now. good to see you. be right back with amethyst kiah! i have the pleasure to present to you... dr. martin luther king. sometimes, this is what it takes. facing down hate. facing down bias. as we step out, bay area, lets step up our march towards social justice

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>> jimmy: thanks to julianna margulies and daniel day kim. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next but first i believe you will like this. this is her album "wary and strange." it comes out june 18th. with the song "black myself," amethyst kiah! ♪ ♪ ♪ i wanna jump the fence and wash my face in the creek but i'm black myself ♪ ♪ i wanna sweep that gal right off her feet but i'm black myself

i'm tired of walkin' ♪ ♪ 'round with no shoes on but i'm black myself and your precious god ain't gonna bless me ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm black myself if you washed in the blood of your chattel 'cause the lamb's ♪ ♪ rotted away when they stopped shipping work horses they bred their own anyway ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i don't pass the test of the paper bag 'cause i'm black myself ♪ ♪ i pick the banjo up and they sneer at me 'cause i'm black myself you better lock your ♪ ♪ doors when i walk by 'cause i'm black myself

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