dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- kristen bell. kirby howell-baptiste. and metallica. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hello. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for spending your friday night with me, after yet another divisive week here in the just barely united states. president biden last night,

brought the hammer down. laying out a malarkey-less plan to get the vaccine in more. so we can get the virus out of our lives. biden will mandate that businesses with more than a hundred workers require employees to get either vaccinated or tested once a week. which doesn't seem like that big a deal, but the maga hysteria machine kicked right in. a number of republican lawmakers lashed out, including texas governor greg abbott who tweeted, "biden's vaccine mandate is an assault on private businesses. i issued an executive order protecting texans' right to choose whether they get the covid vaccine." he actually used the words right to choose. just marvel at the hypocrisy of that one for a minute. but i get it. i understand why the greg abbotts of the world are angry. the government's trying to tell them what to do with their own bodies. it's outrageous that these democrats think they can treat republicans like they're women.

biden even drew fire from mike pence, who, after a year in hibernation, came out of the pleats of mother's skirt, to deliver what is perhaps the most obviously hilarious statement of the year so far. >> the president's speech was unlike anything i've heard. to have the president of the united states say he's been patient but his patience is wearing thin. that's not how the american people expect to be spoken to by our elected leader. that's right. a real leader says things like "take off that stupid space force cap and wash my golf clubs, you pasty little bitch!" you notice he said "elected leader"? that's going to make the orange gorilla angry. you know it's so interesting to see fox news driving this anti-vaccine-mandate train because guess what company is

requiring their employees to get vaccinated or have covid tests? fox news! they've been doing it since june! maybe they're just mad biden stole their idea. people are frustrated on both sides. according to a new poll from cnn, 74% of americans say they are at least somewhat angry about the way things are going in the country today. which makes me wonder -- who are the 26% who aren't somewhat angry? these are the people we have to worry about. nowadays, if i see someone whistling? i kick them in the nuts and run. i can't take any chances. but even with everything going on, president biden claims to be optimistic. he still believes the glass is half-full. and at bedtime, when he puts his teeth in it, that glass becomes totally full. mark zuckerberg just unveiled something google unveiled in 2014. facebook sunglasses.

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from the new movie "queenpins" -- kristen bell and kirby howell-baptiste are with us. and we've been looking forward to this for quite some time. metallica is here. if you'd told a 17-year-old me that one day i'd have my own tv show where i got to hang out with metallica -- i'd say, "awesome! am i still a virgin?" guillermo, you're excited right? >> very excited. >> you see what he did there? yes, many of you know what that means. >> jimmy: a lot of people think i'm joking when i say guillermo loves metal. but this is a picture, from what year, guillermo? >> that was 1991. >> outside a scorpions concert. you were a real cabeza banger. metallica is promoting a new box set for the 30th anniversary of "the black album."

>> what's your favorite scorpion song? >> i think it's called -- oh, [ bleep ]. >> we'll wait. >> oh, my god. you know what? i had three shot of tequila because i'm excited about metalli metallica, so i forgot. i forgot. >> you can't remember one song? >> no. >> at the end, i'll play a couple things and you come up with it. metallica is promoting a new box set for the 30th anniversary of "the black album." oh, and they also wanted me to mention that while they appreciate all the support, metallica kindly requests that anyone who used to take their shirts off at their concerts in the '80s, not take them off tonight. "the black album" won a grammy. it is one of the best-selling records of all-time. sixteen times platinum. but it wasn't a hit with everyone. nothing ever is. and with that said, here are the

guys from metallica, reading real one-star reviews of "the black album". >> we're metallica we're here to read one star reviews of metallica from amazon. >> the black album, i call it the [ bleep ] album. >> this is by far one of the most loathsome crimes ever committed against music. thank you for sharing that opinion. >> face it, people, this album sucks. anyone who thinks this horrible atrocious self-titled suck-oh-rama cd is worth four or five stars -- >> this album sucks. sad but true. i bought this when it came out. i was horrified when i listened to it. i threw it off a bridge and watched a truck smash it. >> metallica's coffin, the black

album was the dictionary definition of a sellout. i have more respect for michael bolton than metallica. michael bolton. >> the black album was a really louzy album which had some of the lousiest songs. don't buy any songs from this ban. they are louzy. metallica sucks. metallica sucks. metallica sucks. metallica sucks. metallica sucks. metallica sucks. metallica are junk. >> you left out one of the metallica sucks. >> the one with the period. metallica sucks. >> disaster. would rather see them be broke and penniless on welfare than see them as they are today. this is a nightmare. all i can say is it's sad, pathetic. what the [ bleep ] are we doing this? hey, jimmy, here's your phone

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>> you looked him up? >> a little bit. >> a little bit. can you remember one now? >> yeah. win of change. i still love you. holiday. called "metallica - the black album - remastered." it is full of great stuff. i found one of lars' socks in here. and their upcoming mega-album is "the metallica blacklist." music and conversation with the one and only metallica. we have good shows for you next week too. with magic johnson, bill maher, curtis "50 cent" jackson, and jennifer aniston. with music from bozzy, the marias, carly pearce, and

james blake. please join us for all that. our first guest is a very funny and gifted show person who has the radiant energy of a thousand suns. her new movie "queenpins" is in select cinemark theaters now, and comes to paramount plus september 30th. please welcome kristen bell. >> jimmy: you look wonderful. >> thank you. so do you. are these mine? >> that is mine. >> i have these. they're from costco. >> hour husband and i first bonded over costco. >> oh, i know. yeah. >> jimmy: well, that aside and dax and my wife molly and our various children had like kind

of a convoy in idaho this summer. >> we met up in idaho for a week. it was heaven. it was wonderful. >> jimmy: it was very nice. >> we drove our rv. >> jimmy: we drove ours. >> right. and we parked right next to each over. >> jimmy: and that was humiliating. >> only because you got a mini winny and we have a tour bus. that's the only reason. >> jimmy: yours isn't an rv. i don't think it's fair for you to call it an rv. it's in a bus. it's a different category. >> my husband is in a different category. you know what i mean? he is. he is a beast, and he likes to drive that big old bus, and yeah, it's got into bathrooms in there. it's fun. >> jimmy: you know what this means is i'm by my nature, going to have to buy something even larger than this. i'm going to be dragging i don't know what i'm going to do. i'm going to get a tractor and i'm going to -- >> there's nothing larger. >> jimmy: i'm going to drag a whole -- is there really nothing

larger? >> no. it's 45 feet and we also towed as you know, the, like a trailer bed with the raiser on it which was our car, because it has, it's street legal in the states we were in. and then the girl's motorcycle, dax's motorcycle and a quad. when he's driving the bus he goes 65 feet of rolling thunder. and the girls yell rolling thunder. it's cute. >> jimmy: i get none of that. no rolling thunder. mine is a piece of junk. it breaks. the latches come off. it's garbage. >> they do break a lot. >> jimmy: i know. they didn't tell me that when i bought it. >> there's a lot of upkeep. we went to six states. they were portions where we were looking out the rear-view mirror and we're like are we driving on a ball of yarn? really. sincerely a ball of yarn. and all six were fine. the first one dax is figuring out how to change.

we didn't have a jack. so the girls and i walked like down the street and found a fire department. great. finding helpers. these two sweet firemen walked over and were like what's see what's going on. we have ramps that get the quads off the trailer. he had driven over one and was doing it himself and felt very firnt. >> yes. >> i know. right? but the last one we blew, swen salt lake city or utah in general tells you they close at 6:00, they're not kidding. okay? we blew a tire at 5:59. we must have called sincerely 25 places. no one would open. no one was open. they were at home with their families. god bless, so we pulled into a walmart parking lot and spent most of the evening with a trucker named bob and waited to get a new tire. >> jimmy: bob was hanging out in the parking lot? >> he was walking a dog. >> jimmy: that's the great thing about walmart.

when you're in a pinch. i've been in that walmart parking lot myself, they let you park your rv in there. >> you can just go camp in the parking lot. >> jimmy: i'm thinking of retiring to a walmart parking lot. >> i would follow you. >> jimmy: the idea is you can go in and get stuff, but no tires? >> the tire section was closed. >> jimmy: because if it's open, nobody stays in the parking lot. >> bin go. >> jimmy: that makes sense. you also went white water rafting. i didn't join that. >> i didn't either, but dax did and took our oldest daughter. we didn't take the youngest because molly and your daughter went the day before and they were like it's turbulent. >> jimmy: my daughter is seven, and it was the worst day of her life. she hated it. >> but dax and my oldest are risk takers and they're ballers and they were like let's go. they were -- it was a -- yep. >> jimmy: here we see a happy group of people, and this is kind of like a family group

camping thing. >> all friends. >> jimmy: we blurred some of the children's faces out. there's johnny knoxville. this is nothing for him, and there's your husband and dax. >> there's naomi scott. >> jimmy: yep, adam. jake tapper of cnn right here rowing hard. >> and my husband was very excited to be on the white water rafting trip. >> jimmy: and then things take a turn for the wet. you can see now jake has gone under water. and your husband -- >> he's not paddling. >> jimmy: not paddling. now jake is on the verge of being part of the news, and dax is still not paddling. all right? >> i think that -- here's my theory because i don't know. i think maybe jake and dax were having a little bit of an alpha

off. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> perhaps, and jake went to the front maybe to give leadership. dax thought he was taking morale in the back. and i think that dax maybe got carried away with the morale. >> jimmy: there's no such thing as morale on a white water raft. >> i disagree. there's morale anywhere. >> jimmy: jake sent a video today. he was in the middle of doing the joe. >> for the record, whatever dax says, i don't think he paddled once in the entire trip. he just held the paddle above his head when the camera was there. and flexed. and yelled at the rest of us to paddle. it was quite bizarre. >> jimmy: are you saying that's fake news, or do you agree with the account? >> i wasn't there, but based on the pictures, it seems that jake does have a point, but my husband had a great time. >> jimmy: well, we're going to take a break. when we come back, your friend is going to be here. and when we come back, her co-star kirby howell-baptiste will join us too.

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then "the good place". the reality is i ask her to be involved with everything. every time i get something i'm like do you feel like you connect with any of this? i love working with her. she's so capable on screen in drama and comedy and a fun person to have onset. and i've fallen in love with her as an individual. why not work and hang out with your friend? >> jimmy: this movie is based on a true, crazy story. a story that the first time you hear it you go oh, yeah, they have to make a movie out of that. >> 100 %. >> it was three women initially, but we toned it down to two, and it's -- they laundered -- they started an illegal coupon organization and laundered $40 million. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. >> someone was like yes. >> yes. >> jimmy: is it true that coupons are not a thing in england? that this is purely an american thing? >> sort of. so we have coupons and we have,

like, bug off deals like bogo, buy one get one free. one is laughing at me. >> bog. >> jimmy: oh, buy one get one free. oh, that's great. >> but it signs nasty. bog-off. >> jimmy: it does sound unpleasant, but it works. >> we have things like that and there are deals but the phenomenon of extreme couponing. >> jimmy: the specific thing itself. >> the inserts and things you get from the magazines on sunday and the huge receipts that you get from cvs, that -- >> jimmy: that i've been trying to put a stop to for years. >> now i have cvs card. put my deal on the little card. why the receipt? >> jimmy: i mean, listen, i had the president of cvs on the show to yell at her. yes. >> about the length of the receipts? >> jimmy: about the length of the receipts.

she promised she was going to take care of it. you know how that goes. politicians. you know how they are. >> all promises. yeah. >> jimmy: all promises, no action. they just want you to sign up for their card. but it's true. it is -- i mean, it's ridiculous. you don't have that in england? >> not in such an extreme form. we do not. >> jimmy: what's the thing about america that is most striking to you as far as something you guys don't do or don't -- >> well, i don't know if it's the most striking but when i was a kid, i was so obsessed with sleep away camp. we don't really have that, like summer camp. that is so american. >> jimmy: there's no sleep away camp? >> there are -- not really. my niece and nephew will -- we call it play center. you go to play center or did this thing called summer university. i learned a skill during the summer. it wasn't actual -- it's like -- it's fun, but it's like you go there -- show up and then you drop your kids off and have to come get them.

there's no here, take my kids for three months. >> jimmy: we called it you failed algebra. you now have to go to summer jail. it was kind of like jail. >> get this. in this summer university, so the program i did was you got this prosure and picked your skills to do. it's not like summer school. it's like truly have fun. you can do an art class. i chose to do a circus one. it was simply just juggling and diablo. really simple. cut to when i'm on my first gap year. i took two. trying to figure myself out what i wanted to do after high school. i took two gap years and decided to work in an american summer camp. a lot of the programs where they take people from europe or australia and put them in various summer camps in the u.s. and when i was applying for it, they ask for your skills to figure out where they're going to place you. and i was like oh, i'm going to be in a theater camp. because i was -- i love drama

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>> jimmy: our next guests are among the greatest and bst-selling rock bands of all time. they have been together for almost 40 years. and today, they released this -- "metallica-the black album-remastered deluxe box set" and "the metallica blacklist." please welcome -- kirk hammett -- robert trujillo -- james hetfield -- and lars ulrich. metallica.

♪ >> thank you. so nice. >> jimmy: i like the mutual appreciation for the bands. how you guys doing? >> we made it back to l.a. after two years. >> jimmy: is this week like the first time you've been together for a long time? >> james? >> nice to meet you again. >> this is the first time we've been working outside of northern

california where we're from. >> jimmy: do you have zoom meetings? >> you bet. it was mandatory. i told those guys hey, i feel so disconnected and depressed and lonely, and i want to zoom with you guys, so we did a weekly zoom where we'd just check in and say hey. >> jimmy: i can't believe it. my oldest daughter was born right when you album kale ocame. she just turned 30. here you are and you're still going, and people still love this album so much. and i know you answer a lot of questions about it, but i have a few i want to ask. first, i want to ask who started calling it "the black album". it is not really the title of the album. >> no, it's just called "metallica". our whole approach was to simplify, shorten the songs and do away with as much imagery and all the potential silliness -- >> jimmy: the lightning and a

hammer and -- >> all that stu >> let's just call the album "metallica" and somebody in the press or in the audience started calling it "the black album". >> jimmy: when jay-z did the black album, were you like that's sort of our thing? >> yeah. but none more black. someone did it kind of before us, didn't they? spinal tap. >> jimmy: right. yes. >> it's all their fault, always. >> jimmy: you guys did the documentary with those guys, and yeah, that was good. that's great. i have to say, it's funny. when you -- i just remember when you guys first came out and i was like these guys are real scary, and then when i meet you guys, these have very nice guys, seem smart, and you're right when you talk about the imagery and the stuff that has become part of metal and part of rock music that's, like, cartoonish

stuff. it's silly when you think about it. >> yeah. absolutely. when we were doing some of the first albums, all the -- i guess all the idols or peoples -- we were kind of modelling ourselves after were ronnie james dio. it was like unicorns and rainbows. >> dragons. >> medieval dragon fighting. >> lots of dragons. >> we didn't -- i didn't grow up around dragons, so -- >> jimmy: you didn't? >> no. we had cats. >> jimmy: they're probably scarier than dragons, really. so i was listening to you guys on howard stern the day before yesterday. you guys were talking about or maybe it was yesterday, actually. you guys were talking with miley cyrus and elton john came in. and you guys, miley and elton and chad from the red hot chili peppers collaborated to cover "nothing else matters".

that's a group of people you never expect would do anything together. i was thinking about it, i used to work at k-rock. i remember when we started playing your music, how mad some of the listeners were. they said this is an alternative radio station. i feel like that's gone away. people are like who cares? if you guys had performed with someone like miley cyrus, let's say madonna in the 80s, that would have been maybe it. right? >> yeah. it would have been and probably ma dadonna as well. >> the swan song. >> jimmy: it is very interesting. >> there's a lot of borders that have been knocked down. >> back then things were so segregated in music. if you were in this lane, nobody else would want to know.

and especially in the hard rock world, there was an undercurrent of conservative views. if you strayed away from that, you were a sellout. >> jimmy: and even the way you guys had to dress. it's funny, i went to visit you in the dressing room before the show. i walk in wearing a pink t shirt. and i didn't even realize it until i left, you guys were all in black. i was like i feel like the easter bunny or something like that. such an idiot. >> where's the chocolate? >> jimmy: you have the blacklist. you invited -- i don't know if you invited or i don't know how this happened exactly. but typically in a tribute album, an artist will pick one of your songs and cover the song and another artist will cover another one. you guys have i think like 15 versions of "nothing else matters". >> at least. >> jimmy: there are so many versions. you decided what? just to let everybody who did it do it? >> yeah. we encouraged all artists that we knew had in some way been

influenced or affected by metallica along the way, would you like to cover one of these songs? there was way more yes replies than we anticipated. we figured the smartest thing to do was let them pick their own song. you're not going to tell miley cyrus or the incredible artists what to pick. just pick your own song. >> jimmy: i went through and listened to all of them. it is -- boy, it's so interesting. >> god bless you. >> jimmy: i did. but i think that's the hallmark of -- you guys have written great songs. they can take on so many thingsh and they work in all different genres. neptunes did a cover that sounds great. >> jay-z. >> jimmy: country, hip hop. it's unbelievable. >> and you bring up a good point. they either picked "sandman" or "nothing else matters".

there were people who went out of the box and went for some of the stuff. but i think it's cool you get to hear 12 different versions of "nothing else matters". and they're all really different. it may be highlighted how they digested it and how they hear the song as their own artists in their own genre. yesterday elton john said it's one of the greatest songs ever written. to hear somebody like that, i would imagine who has written some of the greatest songs ever written say that, that has to be meaningful to you guys. right? >> huge. >> you bet. >> a little bit. >> i was sitting next to james, and i know what role elton is playing in his musical upbringing. i could feel the shiver and hair standing on his arm when elton said that. it was a moment. >> jimmy: yeah. i think he's known for loving music maybe more than any other musician. hanging out on tuesdays and getting these things. i would imagine he feasted on this. you've got all the lps. >> this is the first time i've seen all that.

>> jimmy: vinyl? let me take you on a tour of it. >> if my sock is in there, i'd like it back. >> jimmy: i think they spread out some of your undergarments. >> i smell it. >> jimmy: these are old magazines inserts. we've got a tour book from 1992. >> look at that hair. >> jimmy: we've got all the cds. we've got a whole book. i don't know, this to me is kind of the most personal item in the thing. you've got the original rlyrics james wrote out, and your penmanship is excellent, and i love you write on the yellow pads like a district attorney or something. and the most impressive thing to me is that you've got doodles all over, and no penises at all. you've not drawn any. that's very mature. >> there's a pen included. you can do your own. >> jimmy: tonight you guys are going to convoy over to griffith park. what song are you going to do

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