>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, rachel weisz, rob riggle and music from willie jones. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: oh, well thank you very much. hi, i'm jimmy. i am the host of the show. thank you for watching at home. thanks for joining us here in the united states of america, where i don't know if you've heard this we're running very low on cairns, or at least baby cairns. [ laughter ] or at least baby karens. over the past year, presumably because of all the negative association with that name, the name karen has plummeted in popularity. it dropped all the way down to number 831 on the list of most common girl baby names. [ laughter ] a similar thing happened to katrina after hurricane katrina,

and also the name damon after the movie "we bought a zoo." [ laughter and applause ] even without the karen thing, karen is a weird name for a baby. you're like, oh, karen, karen. if i was a baby and my parents named me karen, i would most definitely ask to speak to the manager. [ laughter ] last year, this is true, there were only 325 babies named karen in the united states last year. in 1965, there were 33,000 of them. and now they're all grown up and face.ing walmart greeters in th- [ laughter ] you know what name is also way down on the list? donald. [ laughter ] the name donald is at its lowest point, name and otherwise, since the year 1900. [ applause ] no one knows why. [ laughter ] and you know what name is even less popular than donald? or karen? guillermo. [ cheers and applause ] >> guillermo: oh, wow! >> jimmy: no, not good. less popular. >> guillermo: oh, oh.

>> jimmy: there were fewer guillermos in 2020 than at any point over the past 79 years. what did you do? >> guillermo: i don't know, jimmy, i don't know. >> jimmy: not only is there a guillermo shortage, you know what else is in short supply? port-a-pottys. as the world is opening back up and humans are getting ready for concerts and festivals and sex orgies or whatever, there's a surge in demand that the porta john people cannot keep up with. they're worried there might not be enough toilets this year. which makes no sense. we used to have enough. why would there be a need for more? we were only gone for a year. it's not like we've been holding it in. [ laughter ] and while it would be easy to blame trump for this, he actually may have something to do with it. the secret service is expected to shell out more than $34,000 on portable toilets to use while they stand guard for trump, while he spends the summer in bedminster, new jersey. $34,000. and you know who foots the bill for that? taxpayers. if you make $130,000 a year, that means you pay right around

$34,000 in federal tax. $130,000. it's the average salary of a dentist in utah. that means this guy, dr. garon larson, of elevated family dentistry, all the money he paid all year last year goes for the secret service to poop at donald trump's golf course. [ laughter ] sorry, dr. garon. donald trump made an interesting move today. he quit his own blog. [ laughter ] the blog page "from the desk of donald j. trump" on his own website has been permanently shut down. i know, it's a real punch in the gut for me too. [ laughter ] trump was very excited about this blog for the first month, after he was banned on twitter. now he's just abandoning it, it's a move he calls "the eric." [ laughter and applause ] according to one of trump's advisors, the reason he shut the blog down, was because people in the media were mocking how few people were visiting the site. traffic to his website dropped 99 percent from last year. so from now on,he's just going

to write bitchy little notes on the dry erase board at the mar-a-lago omelet station, where more people will see them. [ laughter ] amazon yesterday announced their support for a federal bill that would decriminalize cannabis. which was a surprise. they have also pledged to stop screening workers for thc. which sucks for those workers, because the urine test was the only bathroom break they got at amazon. [ laughter ] i wonder if they'll also take a different approach to what they sell? right now, if you try to buy a pipe on amazon to smoke out of, you have to search "creative useful small gadgets." [ laughter ] or "portable small tools." which makes no sense, because like 40% of the stuff people buy on amazon is because they're high. [ laughter ] like this nicolas cage pillowcase. [ applause ] or this in-car french fry holder. [ laughter ] or these ranch dressing, bacon, and peanut butter and jelly flavored sodas. are we to believe these are being sold to people who

haven't fallen asleep waiting in the drive-thru line at in and out? maybe i should ask alexa about this. alexa! oh, alexa is an unpopular name, just like yours. >> guillermo: oh, that's good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, hey, alexa, i see you're enjoying amazon's new relaxed policy on cannabis. >> yeah, bro, i'm chill. just vibing. would you like to hear a jam band? >> jimmy: no. [ laughter ] not really. i just -- i wanted to ask -- >> me, play a jam band. ♪ >> jimmy: alexa, turn music off! turn off. >> wow, okay, dick. [ laughter ] [ chime ] >> jimmy: what's that sound? >> oh, it's a reminder. i'm supposed to remind you about something. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what are you supposed to remind me about? >> i forget. >> jimmy: you can't remember the reminder? >> that's why i set the

reminder. why are you being a dick? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm not being a -- >> i have a question. are you a teepee or a wigwam? >> jimmy: am i a teepee or a wigwam? >> yes, because you're two tents! get it! two tents! dick. high five, guillermo. >> jimmy: don't high five her for that. [ laughter ] >> would you like to hear a jam band? ♪ >> jimmy: no, i would still not like -- okay, thank you. [ applause ] portable, small, useful gadget. [ cheers and applause ] hey, speaking of crazy things to buy, an italian artist just sold a sculpture for $18,300. which would not be interesting, were it not for the fact that the sculpture is invisible. there it isn't. [ laughter ] the sculpture is called, "i am,"

as in "i am an idiot for paying $18,000 for an invisible sculpture." [ laughter ] why would you pay money for ar invisible -- this is not even an nft, it's just -- an "n," i guess. [ laughter ] i don't know, it's a blank-sy. and someone paid almost 20 grand for this. [ laughter ] whoever bought that should be robbed, right? we should just go to his house and take everything. [ cheers and applause ] you obviously don't want money. in other imbecile news, a candidate for the senate in ohio boldly declared his independence from ppe by burning a mask in a video captioned with the word "freedom." and he dropped it to the ground and just walk off. they'll catch him, arsonists always return to the scene of the crime to masturbate, we know that. [ laughter and applause ] we are learning more about the previous administration's response to the pandemic, from, of all places, dr. fauci's inbox. more than 866 pages of dr. fauci's emails were released to the public as a

result of requests through the freedom of information act, which must have been a hell of a surprise to him. what? [ laughter ] including this from an official with the department of health and human services. this is a real email. this person suggested that maybe we use cones, the kind that you put around a dog's neck, instead of masks. "have been thinking about the shortage of medical supplies, doggie cones actually can be used as protection for our health care workers. just a thought that looks and sounds crazy but can help. stay safe. kindest regards. karen becks." this is why there are no more karens. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] nothing good comes from them. doggie cones? a doggie cone doesn't stop you from spreading droplets. all it does is stop you from licking your private parts. [ laughter ] or so i'm told. [ laughter ] if you thought seeing everyone in masks all the time was weird, just imagine if we were all wearing doggie cones. [ laughter ] it would be like a big, sad, sarah mclachlan commercial. you know, i thought i got a lot of ridiculous emails. i was going through these dr.

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even sin city is lighting back up. vegas, baby. and it was all thanks to donnie "build the wahlbergs" unprecedented covid contributions. like making sure everyone stayed safe inside their homes. >> get in your home now, let's go! >> protecting the white house with corona-proof barricades. and showing us it's safe to once again worship. him. >> in that moment, holding the bible up is a very important symbol. like churchill, we saw him inspecting the bombing damage, it sent a powerful message of leadership. >> yes, and all winston churchill's fried chicken had to do was wish away some rabble-rousers. [ explosions ] auepreste wer ar aul photo op. >> the protesters were peaceful,

no tear gas was used, it was a photo op. >> that settles that but one demands answers. >> why didn't you go to st. john's yesterday, what was the message you wanted to send? >> religious leaders loved it. >> true, just ask any religious leader. >> the bible is not a prop. >> it makes a mockery of christianity. >> an act that mocked god. >> you just don't do that, mr. president, it isn't cool. >> and nobody knows cool like kid turtleneck. this just in, a fox news poll shows biden is up 14 points. >> i know all of you are freaking about the polls. the experts say that biden's way ahead. it's his election to lose. the so-called experts are just horribly wrong. >> yes, take from it her. she's horrible and wrong. this has been "this week in covid history." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we've got a good show for you tonight. rob riggle is here. we have music from willie jones. and we'll be right back with rachel weisz.

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[ cheers and applause ] please join us for that. looking at the list of names, the baby names you didn't do well on? >> guillermo: yeah. >> jimmy: i'm sorry about that, again. [ laughter ] you know, there were no shirleys, no babies named shirley, zero babies named shirley born this last year. >> guillermo: wow, that's crazy. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> guillermo: i don't know. >> jimmy: this is why there are no babies named guillermo anymore. >> guillermo: i'm the only one. >> jimmy: all right. our first guest is an oscar winner who's about to leap into the marvel cinematic universe. she plays melina vostokoff in "black widow." it opens in theaters and disney plus premiere access july 9th. please welcome rachel weiss. [ cheers and applause ] hi, rachel, how are you? >> i'm very well. we have to say melina's second name, though. >> jimmy: what's that? >> i think we're prohibited from

saying melina's second name, it's a marvel cinematic universe secret. >> jimmy: is it a secret i just ruined? >> i believe so. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, boy. >> but -- oh, well. it's already out. >> jimmy: i'm supposed to play craven the hunter in a marvel movie coming up. [ applause ] i hope this doesn't affect that, i really don't -- [ laughter ] >> david harbour was trying to talk to you about it last night, you were quite shy about it. >> jimmy: you know what, yeah. i didn't want to say anything. but i didn't get any blowback from that last night, so i figured it would be okay to say. plus i think some people already know. but if you don't know, i'm playing craven the hunter. [ cheers and applause ] in a few movies for marvel, and i'm pretty psyched about it. where are you right now, rachel? >> i am in my basement. >> jimmy: oh. >> not the subbasement, but the basement where i live in brooklyn, new york. >> jimmy: we don't really have

basements out here did you know that? >> in los angeles? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. there are very few basements. in brooklyn, everybody has a basement. and, like you know, i grew up in brooklyn. we had a basement. and it was disgusting. i'm sure yours is probably much, much nicer than our basement. [ laughter ] >> it was recently painted. and it's been -- it's not dirty, it's not cobwebby. yeah, it's a pretty good basement. >> jimmy: and you get wi-fi down there? which is really all that matters. >> yeah, it's a little dodgy, i had to take out my earpiece. i think we might have logged on to somebody else's wi-fi next door. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's the nice thing about brooklyn, you're so close together, you can share wi-fi with six families who are probably doing their own movie promotion right now for their own movies. [ laughter ] do you like doing -- being able to do this this way? because otherwise you'd have to be flying all over the world, right? >> yeah, this is actually my

first time doing this. >> jimmy: right. >> i mean, like a -- like we're doing now. so so far, so good. i'm really liking it. i in general zoom during the pandemic. >> jimmy: yeah? >> i really enjoy doing meetings on zoom. obviously i wish the pandemic hadn't happened and that we didn't have to be doing zoom all the time. but i think there's an upside. i think you feel the other person there, that you can be in 10 different time zones, people in different countries all meet together. i really enjoy zoom, i like it. >> jimmy: yeah, well, i mean, you've just done a beautiful little commercial for them. [ laughter ] but i know what you're saying. also, you have a baby at home, right? you've got like a toddler at home. so that must be -- it's almost like you've got a really long maternity leave or something, right? >> yeah, yeah, she's nearly 3. yeah, i think she doesn't realize that -- i mean, i haven't really gone anywhere for a very long time. so it's going to be a little shocking when i finally leave the house. >> jimmy: are you going to leave

the house? is that part of the plan? >> yes. august. leaving. i'm going out. just going to get out there, see what's going on. [ applause ] >> i i know with our kids when we came back to the studio, they're like, where are you going? [ laughter ] we're like, we're going to work. they're so young, they don't even remember that we used to go to work. then they were just mad that we were going to work. [ laughter ] >> how old are yours? >> jimmy: we don't know, they're rescues. [ laughter ] [ applause ] we have a 4-year-old boy and an almost 7-year-old girl. i say almost 7 because she would say she's almost 7, you can't say she's 6, she's very focuse on that. but listen, this is supposed to be about you, so i'm sorry i'm talking about myself. oh, by the way, your husband, who has been here a few times, is a lovely man, his movie, correct me if i have any of this

wrong, his movie, the bond mo movie, the new one, was supposed to come out last april. "black widow," your movie, was supposed to come out the next month in may. now you are out in front of him and he's trailing you by months i think, right? >> yes, yes. the bond will come out later in the year, yes. >> jimmy: was there any concern -- you might get released on the same weekend? >> well, i think probably no one would have wanted that to happen. >> jimmy: right. >> and things have been moved a few times now. i can't even remember all the different times it's been moved from. but there was a kind of -- like a -- well, it felt like a very secret kind of summit meeting with scarlet, florence, dave, and kate, the director, and feige, what a great man, who led the meeting. we did it not on zoom, we did it on another, more secret -- i'm not going to do a commercial for another one -- [ laughter ] we had the secret meeting, and i was in the kitchen, they were

strategizing about when the "black widow" was going to come out. kevin was talking about, well, you know, the other movie coming out is the bond movie. they were discussing it. i haven't asked kevin, maybe he doesn't know that i'm married to daniel? [ laughter ] at that moment, bond, this, that, and the other. daniel is walking down the stairs to the kitchen. i wanted to turn the screen around and go, "he's right here, you can ask him." [ laughter ] i didn't, i felt kind of shy. i introduced my cat instead. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's the thing about james bond, you never know when he's coming. [ laughter ] he'll suddenly sneak right up on you. so you both shot in london, right? they shoot all the bond movies in london. i know you shot this -- did you shoot at the same time in london? >> yes. same place, same time. sumner london. yes. pinewood studios. we were both there at the same time. >> jimmy: that's nice, yeah. do you drive to work together in

the aston martin in the james bond car? [ laughter ] >> no, we do not, no. he runs a little early, i run a little late. so it would be very bad for our marriage if we tried, yeah. >> jimmy: did you shoot "the black widow" in other locations? we don't know anything about it, i don't know anything about what goes on in it, other than a couple of clips i've seen in the trailer. >> they went to hungary, budapest, and -- i think they went to a few different places. i was just -- i was just london, pinewood, and some places in the countryside that were meant to be -- well -- >> jimmy: i see. >> russia. >> jimmy: were you happy that you didn't have to go or did you feel left out of the group? >> no, i was fine, it was great. i got to be -- that's where i'm from, london, so i was in my hometown, i could see my buddies i grew up with. i had a great summer.

it was an incredible shoot, i really enjoyed it. it was good to be back in old blighty. >> jimmy: when we come back, we're going to see a clip from "black widow," the highly anticipated new marvel movie. rachel weisz is with us. we'll be right back. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by adt. america's most trusted smarthome security brand. the color of our skin or the ability of our bodies. our life's work may never be seen. or heard it's time for change. lifewtr is on a mission to fill the world with creativity by people like us so it can inspire the next generation, join lifewtr's movement to make unseen artists seen. ♪ ♪ bring it first time i saw you, you blew my mind ♪

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>> yes, the family construct was just a calculated ruse that only lasted three years. i don't think that we can use this term anymore, can we? >> oh, great. so here's what's going to happen -- >> okay, a reunion, then. and i want to say something right off the bat. you haven't aged a day. you are just as beautiful and as supple as the day they samed our marriage. >> you're good fat. but still good. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is rachel weisz, david harbour, and the whole family in "black widow." which, you know, one thing it does seem that you and david harbour's character seem to have a sexual relationship, i guess. [ laughter ] is that something you can say? >> absolutely, i can absolutely say that, yeah. we are very, very attracted to

each other, we haven't seen each other for many years when we sit down and have that meal. he's definitely gained some weight since i last saw him, but melina, she'll take him any which way. it's hot, a very hot connection. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: david last night said that when the producers told -- >> he's married he said last night, i didn't know he's married. >> jimmy: you didn't know that? you guys must be close. [ laughter ] >> yeah, we're tight. >> jimmy: he seems like a great guy, david harbour. he's no daniel craig, obviously. [ laughter ] >> he's amazing. he's amazing and we had such fun. he improvises, he's a wild guy. >> jimmy: he's one of those guys that you're on the set with, you have a great time with him, going back and forth, then you never reach out to him again. [ laughter ] >> we have texted back and forth. because he's moved to brooklyn. he was asking about places for the kids, the stepchildren.

i don't know, i missed the vegas wedding. >> jimmy: yeah, there was a big vegas wedding, or a small vegas wedding, just him, his wife, and elvis. [ laughter ] you cannot -- is there a list of things that you have been given that tell you what to say, what not to say, about the film? what are the rules? >> yes. there is a list. i -- i don't -- i lost it. [ laughter ] one thing i do remember, do not say -- i mean, i know the big spoilers, which i'm obviously not going to say. but that my -- yeah, my character's second name is -- >> jimmy: oh, yeah. well, no. we found that -- that's out there, that's public knowledge now. so that you don't have to keep -- maybe you should have kept the list i think what is i'm trying to say. [ laughter ] >> i'm going to have a drink. you know what you're right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes. so what can you tell us about the character that you play?

>> well, she is a black widow. she's been trained as a black widow spy. she's highly skill ed spy. and scientist. she runs a -- kind of a -- well, a pig farm. and that's where the family met me at my scientific lab, where i keep pigs which i experiment on. >> jimmy: oh. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're a pig-farming spy-intist. [ laughter ] that's all you can say? >> yes. and a black widow, highly skilled, highly trained in combat, fluent in 25 languages. >> jimmy: 25 languages? i wonder if there's anyone that's ever -- no one speaks 25 languages, right? >> apart from melina, whose second name i won't say, yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you mean -- no, you're not talking about trump's wife?

[ laughter ] no, that's melania. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: now david was saying that he had a real dispute with the producers of the film because he felt that his character should be speaking russian and not just english with a russian accent. where did you come down on that? >> you know, i applaud david's commitment to realism. [ laughter ] the fact that he thought it would be more realistic. but, you know. it's -- it's a kind of -- i'll politely say kind of like a fan december film. so there's lots of crazy,ed you landish thing. so i was happy to be speaking -- we don't speak russian what is he talking about? [ laughter ] if i had to speak russian it would have been -- yeah. i know where he's coming from as an actor, but yeah, our russian is too poor. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i get it. i'm understanding why you cut him out of your life, i really am. [ laughter and applause ]

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marine corps, who now faces the greatest challenge of his life, mini golf commentator. season three of "holey moley" premieres june 17th here on abc. please welcome rob riggle. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: no, i'm not really supposed to shake your hand but i haven't seen cow in a long time. >> i know. >> jimmy: i couldn't resist. how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. >> jimmy: you look very handsome. >> boy, right back atcha. >> jimmy: you look very tan, you were in hawaii? >> i was in hawaii. >> jimmy: tell everyone what you were doing in hawaii. >> i don't mind if i do. [ laughter ] i was playing golf with mr. patrick mahomes. maybe you heard of him? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the quarterback for the kansas city chiefs? >> yes, yes. [ applause ] >> jimmy: if we were in kansas city right now, though, the small group assembled here would

have gone bananas for him. >> he's universally loved, it's a global thing. >> jimmy: he is fairly universally loved. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, yeah. he had this inaugural charity event that he was doing for the 15 and the may homies foundation, his foundation. asked me to be part of it. he's been a big supporter of a charity event i do in kansas city. so look, i just -- i love the guy. the chance to go to hawaii to play golf and hang with patrick mahomes. >> jimmy: did you actually play with him? >> we did a practice round together. >> jimmy: okay. >> i got to play with him and travis kelce, kyle long, patrick's dad, pat, also a major league baseball player. a lot of athletes and one idiot. [ laughter ] a lot of fun. >> jimmy: how did you do, did you win? >> i did not. >> jimmy: who won? >> pat won. >> jimmy: which pat, dad pat? >> that's right. big pat is pat. patrick is patrick. >> jimmy: okay, yeah. >> make sense? >> jimmy: yeah, sure, yeah. [ laughter ] my dad's jim. yeah. >> and i'm rob, my dad's bob.

>> jimmy: there you go. >> all right yeah. no, i never win against patrick mahomes. >> jimmy: why not? >> i played against him in the tahoe tournament. they do one every year in lake tahoe. i was beating him for 15 holes. cash on the line. and what does he do? he does what patrick mahomes always does, comes back at the very end and ones it. [ laughter ] smoked me and took all the money. >> jimmy: what's an amount of money hypothetically that a patrick may homes and rob riggle would wager on a round like that? >> i althouhic to go big stakes. 20 bucks. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that right? yeah. >> patrick just got this new contract, apparently. [ laughter ] i didn't read much about it, i don't know if you heard about it. but he went a little higher stakes. he was really -- he was like, well, let's play for this. i'm like, i didn't get the contract you got. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you really -- what amount of money would be significant enough that it would

mean anything, really, other than winning? >> exactly. it's just pride. i think he wanted the pride more. >> jimmy: yeah, well sure. yeah, that makes sense. that's fun, that's a fun thing to do. >> yes, absolutely. >> jimmy: if he played for another team, you probably wouldn't care at all about him. but you love the chiefs so much that you care very deeply. >> yes. >> jimmy: maybe even love him. >> i -- [ laughter ] it's true. i have to say, i love him, i love him, i love the chiefs, i love kansas fe city. if he would have called and said, rob, i'm doing this inaugural golf tournament in hawaii, would you mind parking some of the cars out there? maybe bar tending? i'd be like, yes, yes! when, where? count me in! >> jimmy: you probably don't want to float that out, next year you'll be celebrity valet. [ laughter and applause ] how old are your kids now? >> my children are great, thank you for asking. 13 and 17. hitting those ages where, you know, a lot of judgment being thrown at dad. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are they still -- what are they judging you for?

what kind of judgment are you getting? >> music mainly. >> jimmy: oh, really? they don't like your music? >> they don't -- it's weird. they used to like it. but now they're all judgy about it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now they know how to work the music, yeah. >> i got to admit, though. i found -- the other day, as a matter of fact playing golf with patrick mahomes, i didn't want him to know what i was listening to. [ laughter ] the playlist. it was actually called "dad rock." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, "dad rock." >> jimmy: what's on the "dad rock"? >> i laughed when i saw it, pfft, what a jerk, who listens to that? and i loved every song. [ laughter ] journey, ac/dc, and i was like, yeah, whoo! >> jimmy: isn't it funny how it's all lumped together? >> yeah. >> jimmy: when we were kids, when we were young, journey and ac/dc were not compatible. >> not at all. >> jimmy: they would not be on the same mix. >> those two fan bases would

have probably fought. >> jimmy: killed each other, yeah, yeah. >> yes. >> jimmy: journey would have lost. >> yeah. [ laughter ] so bad. >> jimmy: it would have been a slaughter. >> yes. >> jimmy: now they're on the playlist. so your kids do not like dad rock because they're not dads. >> they used to. my boy, he'll sing along with journey, he knows the words to "stone in love" and some of these great songs. >> jimmy: yeah. right. >> but now it's like -- >> jimmy: got to be cool now. >> dad listens to it, i can't listen to it. >> jimmy: especially when it's been labeled "dad rock," forget about it. >> cuts like a knife. >> jimmy: you wanted to hide that from patrick mahomes, why? because you felt you would be seen as uncool? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> it's just what that simple. i literally put headphones in because he couldn't hear. he had a speaker, he was like, oh, yeah! and i waslike -- you know. ♪ stone in love ♪ which is not how that song goes, by the way. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: rob, many people know, and like most comedians you started in the marine corps.

[ laughter ] i have a photograph here of a uso tour you did. we have here doug fister right there. >> yeah, great pitcher. you got brian urlacher. chicago bears. don egron, great actress. kellie pickler, country music artist. me, and the duchess of sussex, meghan markle. >> jimmy: these are her pre-duchess days? >> pre-duchess days when she was regular old meghan. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i was thinking about this, this is the first thing i was thinking about. like obviously kellie pickler sings, so she's there doing that. then you tell jokes. host the thing. what is everybody else doing? >> you know -- having fun? [ laughter ] doug and brian would come out and thank the troops, you know, and do a q&a.

then they'd throw out some signed footballs and baseballs at the crowd. and meghan would join them. and help throw out footballs and baseballs. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. she would do a q&a. kind of chat them up a little bit. >> jimmy: were the qs "who are you?" >> a lot of that, yeah. >> jimmy: "one day do you think you'll topple the monarchy?" >> yeah. [ laughter ] that mixed in with "is there going to be a season 2 of suits? ". >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] you're doing season 3 of "holy moly,," funny show. it sounds like the stupidest show ever but it is a funny show, against all odds. miniature golf. >> yeah, i wouldn't have thought it. >> jimmy: you're there goofing on contestants playing miniature golf. >> i think it's a great mix of everything. i'm lucky enough to work with joe tsatore, jeannie moose, a great team, the team they got together was fantastic.

then what they do, it is, it's like wipeout faces miniature golf. we put these golfers through a nightmare. >> jimmy: you torture the golfers, yeah. >> then joe and i react. because we're seeing it live just like everybody else is and reacting to what we're seeing. we're really enjoying it, having fun, reacting in a very real and honest way. then, you know, i run my mouth a little bit. joe is a perfect counterpart to that. and we have a blast. >> jimmy: you have a two-hour season premiere. there were times people said, there's no way a network would put two hours of miniature golf in primetime television. [ laughter and applause ] once again, you proved them so wrong. so very wrong. >> your lips to god's ears, jimmy, that's right. >> jimmy: "holy moly" returns to abc on june 17th. two hours of miniature golf right here. [ cheers and applause ] rob riggle, everybody! we'll be back with willie jones. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is

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>> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: many thanks to rachel weisz and rob riggle. apologies to matt damon. tomorrow night, michael che and cillian murphy, with music from the linda lindas. "nightline" is next, but first, his song is called "down by the riverside." from shreveport, louisiana, willie jones! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ yo yo yo ♪ ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls -- i go by the name of willie jones. ♪ i'ma show you how we do it down in the pool, yo. ♪ down by the riverside ♪ ♪ hanky panky where them girls bad

yes ma'am ♪ ♪ please and thank you where them boys ride slow 'cause them roads ♪ ♪ is dangerous it's a real thin line 'tween snakes and angels ♪ ♪ sun making me sweat cognac on my breath crawfish with ♪ ♪ the cornbread yeah this as real as it gets ♪ ♪ knick knack paddy wack give a dog a bone this is willie jones ♪ ♪ you already know you can find me out where the corn ♪ ♪ and the cotton grow way down south cracking bones slamming dominos ♪ ♪ welcome to the ratchet black zydeco rodeo boss hog i'm a dog ♪ ♪ i'm a billy goat down by the riverside by the riverside ♪ ♪ down by the riverside by the riverside down by the riverside ♪ ♪ by the riverside this is how we throw it down down by the riverside ♪ ♪ get that mud off my tires dirty south in the house coming straight out ♪ ♪ the bayou we got that catfish frying

coming fresh ♪ ♪ off the bottom i got a bad -- with the buckshot ♪ ♪ ridin' shotty met her down at tulane so you know she ♪ ♪ got good brain that's superdome i'm super gone ♪ ♪ lord knows i ain't no saint you can find me out ♪ ♪ where the corn and the cotton grow way down south cracking ♪ ♪ bones slamming dominos welcome to the ratchet black zydeco rodeo ♪ ♪ boss hog i'm a dog i'm a billy goat down by the riverside ♪ ♪ by the riverside down by the riverside by the riverside ♪ ♪ down by the riverside by the riverside this is how we throw ♪ ♪ it down down bit riverside ♪ yes, sir! ♪ by the riverside yeah ♪ real quick, i need everybody to get up and rock with me real quick, yeah! ♪ do sea-doo to the left ♪

♪ do ya one two step spin around then drop it down ♪ ♪ then slide and catch your breath now boot scoot to ♪ ♪ the right tip ya drink to the sky now act a fool ♪ ♪ go on ride the bull 'cause that's the way we ride ♪ ♪ you can find me out where the corn and the cotton grow ♪ ♪ way down south cracking bones slamming dominos welcome to the ratchet ♪ ♪ black zydeco rodeo boss hog i'm a dog i'm a billy goat ♪ ♪ down by the riverside by the riverside down by the riverside ♪ ♪ by the riverside down by the riverside by the riverside ♪ ♪ this is how we throw it down down by the riverside ♪ ♪ ♪ that's right catch your breath ♪ ♪ right by the riverside ♪ ♪ this is how we throw it down down by the riverside ♪

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