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hi, everybody. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i'm glad you're in a good mood. you picked a good night to be here. we have something for everybody tonight. gwen stefani is here to chat and sing. and from the team with the best record in baseball, the national league west champion los angeles dodgers, mookie betts. is with us. [ cheering ] dare i say one of the two greatest mookies in baseball history. that's right. the postseason is about to begin. i watched the mets play their way into the wild card game today. they were down, they were up, then down again, then up -- it was excruciating. i don't know if i can handle the mets in the post-season and an election at the same time. it might actually kill me. if i suddenly go, that was why. you know, there are amazing things happening all around us. all the time. yesterday, the earth, our planet

got a second moon. they're calling it a "mini moon." it's an asteroid circling the main moon. the moon we know. it will be with us in earth's gravity for about two months before heading back out to space. it's a little bit hard to follow. so, we came up with a demonstration that i hope will make it clear. imagine that i am the earth and guillermo is my moon. guillermo, would you mind orbiting me? [ cheering ] so, this is the earth-moon relationship we're used to. but now that we have a mini moon, for a limited time only, it looks like this. [ applause ] hi mini-moon. how you? welcome. >> hi, jimmy. >> jimmy: hi. so for the next eight weeks, the mini moon will be orbiting like this. and then, on november 25th, it'll do this. >> guillermo: weeeeeeee.

>> jimmy: it will wander back out into the universe and be gone. [ applause ] are you getting dizzy? >> guillermo: a little bit. >> jimmy: a little bit. go back to your spot. hopefully, donald trump will be leaving our orbit in a couple months too. [ cheering ] trump was in tuscaloosa saturday to take in the alabama-georgia football game. here he is, doing something that regular people do all the time, totally normal, throwing food at people behind a fence. oh, here's a finger finger for you. he treats people the same way they feed dolphins at sea world. there you go. the king tossing bread to the peasants. alabama won the game 41 to 34. but trump called the head coach of georgia today and asked him to find another 8 points. so we'll see. trump was joined at the game in his luxury box by georgia legend and human paternity suit

herschel walker. they were keeping an eye on what he ordered for lunch. he ordered for himself two fillet-o-fish sandwich, some hot dogs, a domino's pizza and a diet coke. he's on the "never see your penis again" diet. that is not a food order. that's an assassination attempt. it should be reported to the fbi. gorge washington was also in michigan over the weekend, where you know how he's been calling on democrats to dial down the rhetoric? i guess that only applies to them. >> kamala is mentally impaired. joe biden became mentally impaired. kamala was born that way. she was born that way. and if you think about it, only a mentally disabled person could have allowed this to happen to our country. anybody would know this. >> jimmy: what a lovely individual he is. you'd think he would be more sensitive considering he has two sons who are mentally impaired. but he really is -- i have to

say, i think he is quailing right now. he said so much crazy stuff this weekend. he said he wanted to close the department of education. he again claimed he won the debate by a lot. he threatened to prosecute google because he believes they show bad search results about him. he said the people you see leaving his rallies, it looks like they're leaving, but they're not really leaving. he complained that fox news shouldn't be allowed to show his opponent kamala harris speaking. he rambled more about kamala not working at mcdonald's. he referred to migrants as animals. suggested that the way to end crime would be to have one really violent day, one rough hour that would solve everything, like "the purge" and so much more. if anyone in your life had a weekend like this, you'd be concerned. like if your dad had a series of outbursts like this, you'd call your siblings to figure out what to do. and every time he goes too far, republicans say, you know, i just wish he would stick to policy. well, he doesn't.

he never has and he never will. he doesn't care about policy. [ applause ] he cares about -- he cares about how unfairly he's treated and why hairspray sucks, and the mar-a-lago showerheads. that's what he cares about. we're five weeks out from the election, and trump is talking about this. >> they have a phone app so that people can come into our country. these are smart immigrants, i guess, because most people don't have any idea what a phone app is. >> jimmy: i feel like we do. i feel like we have a pretty good -- you have to understand to trump, an app is the mozzarella sticks he eats before he eats the other mozzarella sticks. and these comments, by the way, they aren't written out for him. they're all off the cuff. >> why didn't she do it? she's been here almost four years. i'm going do this. i'm going to do that, reading off a teleprompter. isn't it nice to have a president that doesn't need a teleprompter? >> jimmy: let's go ahead and

cir circle. only donald trump would say he doesn't need a teleprompter while reading off two teleprompters. or maybe those are sneeze guards he bought when the sizzler in palm beach went out of business. and then, for the large community of blue-collar workers in erie, pennsylvania, he shared this charming and relatable nugget. >> i know a about i hated to give overtime. i shouldn't say this. i'd get other people in. i hated it. >> jimmy: and don't get me started on maternity leave. that's why he's so beloved by the middle-class. the only thing he hated more than paying his employees overtime was paying his employees at all. and trump now isn't -- this has become a thing now in the republican party. in virginia, a congressional candidate named derrick anderson, i guess he wanted to fit in with the j.d. vance approved model of a family values candidate, but since he doesn't have a wife and kids, his campaign has been

sending out photos of derrick with a woman and three girls who are not members of his family. that is his friend's wife and their kids. he asked his friend to borrow his wife and kids for the photo. which much have been a comfortable conversation. "we'll just pretend you died. it will be fine." then we have another family man, the self-proclaimed black nazi mark robinson, who somehow is running for governor of south carolina despite allegations of the salacious and racist posts he made on a and racist posts he made on a porn website called "nude africa." and that campaign is going great. >> robinson suffered second-degree burns. robinson says he was burned while grabbing the exhaust pipe of a big truck while campaigning in mount airy. >> jimmy: that's what happens when you try to smoke a truck.

tomorrow night, in new york, the first and only debate between tim walz and j.d. vance. this will be the first vice presidential debate since 2008, in which the candidates will stand instead of sit. i guess they were worried j.d. vance might get distracted bay sexy office chair and begin humping a bunch. cbs news is hosting the debate. they announced friday that it will be up to the candidates to fact-check themselves. what will the moderators be doing? the wordle? i don't know. recent polls show tim walz with significantly higher favorability numbers than his opponent. voters were more likely to describe walz as honest, trustworthy and caring. where they were more likely to describe vance as nervous, unsettling and damp. but i disagree. when i see j.d. vance, i see a guy who is grounded, rational and so humanlike. you can barely tell he isn't. >> when i was in law school, i met this person that i thought was the most beautiful, most lovely, smartest, kindest human

being in the entire world. and because i grew up in a country that didn't teach us to see skin color first and foremost, i fell in love with a person who wasn't the same skin color as me, and that's a cool thing that can only happen in the united states of america. >> jimmy: such a cool thing. did he have a motorcycle accident? we don't know about? what is going on with that guy? i can't wait to see this debate. the more i know about tim walz, the more i like tim walz. and i'm curious about how he's preparing to debate this weirdo tomorrow night. so, we got in touch and he is joining us now from his home state of minnesota. are you there governor? >> hey, jimmy. hi. >> jimmy: hi there. thank you. >> did you get the venison jerky i sent you? >> jimmy: no, i don't think i did. >> i sent it in an old shoe box. >> jimmy: no, i'm sorry i didn't get it, i guess. >> oh, well. i hope the porch pirates liked it. everyone's gotta eat.

>> jimmy: yeah, that's true. hey, i had a couple of questions, governor. am i interrupting something there? >> oh, heck no. just getting a few chores in before chore time. here, take a look under the hood. >> jimmy: i don't really need to see -- >> isn't she a beauty? >> jimmy: sure is. yes. a beautiful toilet. >> she's a '78 but still purrs like a kitten. you know jimmy, i may not have a gold toilet like donald trump, but with proper maintenance, american manufacturing is as good as gold. >> jimmy: i agree with you there. yeah. >> jimbo, could you hand me that 3-inch flange with the wax ring? >> jimmy: uh, no i can't. >> oh, right. 'cause you're physically somewhere else. >> jimmy: right. i was wondering what areas you're hoping to cover in the debate tomorrow? >> well, we gotta unclog the economy and get things flowing again. >> jimmy: right, yes. >> can you believe this toilet snake's been in my family for five generations? >> jimmy: i kind of can.

yeah, actually. >> you know, jimmy, some snakes solve problems. but snakes like donald trump and j.d. vance want to give tax cuts to their rich buddies and leave the middle class hanging like a fat walleye dangling from a rapala rippin rap. do you fish, jimmy? >> jimmy: yes, i do fish, but i wanted -- i was going to ask you about -- >> don't listen to him, jimby. tom balls is evil incarcerated. >> jimmy: oh, why, it's your fellow minnesotan fellow ceo mike lindel. what a surprise. >>. [ applause ] >> hey, high hiya, mike. we've missed you at the state fair the last couple years. >> i got shadow-banned. >> jimmy: how did you get "shadow-banned" from the minnesota state fair? >> you know that game they got with the water pistol you have to shoot in the clown's mouth to pop the balloon? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i shot the clown in the mouth with an ar-15. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. so, wait, do you two know each other? >> heck yes, we do.

during the jackie chan-demic, governor goody-three-shoes here limited the number of guests you could have over to your house for thanksgiving to only eight. but i only had one guest, and his name was mypillow. >> jimmy: oh, no, i'm so sorry. >> well, heck mike. you know you would've been welcome at the walz's. we had sweet corn casserole and played two hours of uno. >> uno? i knew you was a mexican. mike lindell don't take handouts unless they're handin' out loose pills at the y. another thing, when tim was the mankato football coach, he shadow-banned me from smoking crack under them bleachers. >> jimmy: oh, no, wow. i didn't know that. >> hey, now time-out here. now get down, take a knee. >> huh? i'm in the toilet. >> then take a chin.

you listen a doggone minute. you and i aren't enemies. we're americans. we're minnesotans. we're mankato potatoes. >> you say mankato, i say mankahto. >> well, you know, we're not like j.d. vance. we're regular guys, guys who like football and cars and the music of husker du. >> i do like husker du. >> you think j.d. vance likes husker du? >> no. j.d. seems like a husker don't. >> he's weird. weirder than a church picnic with no macaroni salad. >> true. >> he's weirder than a wedding without a pig scramble. >> he is. he is. he's weirder than tongue-kissin' your crack dealer between the teeth. >> jimmy: you know, i have to say, it looks like you guys have more in common than you might think. >> jimmy, most people do if they just take the time to listen. well, i got to get home.

it's dad's night to grill. >> jimmy: wait, that's not your toilet? >> huh? oh, heck no. i'm at my elderly neighbor's house, old mrs. lindell. >> what? you're in my mother's house? she told me she was fumigating all year. that's why i had to stay away. >> jimmy: oh, no. that's a hell of a way to find out. oh, no. >> you're welcome mrs. lindell. >> jimmy: thank you, guys. thank you all. that's governor tim walz and mike lindell. and mrs. lindell, thank you too. [ applause ] we have a very good show for you tonight. from the dodgers, mookie betts is here. and we'll be right back with gwen stefani. [ cheering and applause ] ♪ abc's "jimmy kimmel live!" brought to you by liberty mutual insurance.

♪ >> jimmy: hi there. welcome back. tonight, he is an eight-time all-star from the los angeles dodgers. mookie betts is with us. [ cheering ] this week i feel compelled to mention we have new shows with guests including jennifer aniston, saoirse ronan, michigan governor gretchen whitmer, diego luna, gael garcia bernal, adam brody and lady gaga, with music from beabadoobee, ben platt and brandy clark. so please join us for all that. our first guest is a three-time grammy winning bride to blake shelton, who has a brand-new album called "bouquet," being delivered on november 15th, please say hello to gwen stefani. [ cheering and applause ]

>> jimmy: gwen, thank you for coming. you smell really good. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you look great. i love having you here. and it is special for me to have you here, because when i was a radio disc jockey at kroq, we would have these big concerts, no doubt would play on the concerts. and i was too scared to even speak to you. >> oh, come on. >> jimmy: that's true. yeah. >> i don't believe you. >> jimmy: well, it's true. >> i got nervous right now. >> jimmy: well, good. i'm glad you're the one that's nervous. >> because of you. >> jimmy: last time you were here, you were getting -- you were preparing to playco chella with no doubt with adrian and tony for the first time in how many years? >> it was like nine years. >> jimmy: it was nine years since the last time you played live together. >> it was incredible. it was literally like -- it was

like riding a bike but like an e bike, you know what i'm saying? it was next level. and then but getting on stage was -- i had to train a lot, because the stage is like 250 feet like long. it was so big. and we just go for it, you know what i'm saying. >> jimmy: you do especially. because i think for people who haven't seen you, especially when you were with no doubt, you'd climb up to the top. it was like a real very athletic. >> i just really want to slap them around and make sure that they have a good time. >> jimmy: you got to do what you did back then. >> got to do what i got to do, you know what i'm saying. >> jimmy: good. i know you had a very special surprise guest at one of your shows, young superstar named oh olivia rodrigo showed up. >> how cool. that picture, it couldn't be a better photo. look at her. >> jimmy: it's great. it's like you're looking in the mirror at each other.

>> so cute. >> jimmy: now i know you're one of olivia's inspiration, right. she said that. >> i heard, which is like well, basically, i met her on the red carpet going to the met ball. we were in line together. and i was like i don't know anyone here. and i got to meet her and hang out. she is so cool. when i first heard her son, the driver's license one, oh, my gosh, who wrote this? this is a really good song. it was ding ding ding, i got to check this out. i was back with blake. we were gardening in oklahoma, and i was listening to the whole record on my phone. and he is what is this? who is this? you can imagine, because it's like punk rock. and this new girl olivia rodrigrodr rodrigo. i love her. i think she is an amazing, talented girl. >> jimmy: she is. she is great. we went to see her in concert. and i will say you can see once you make that connection that you know you're somebody she looks up to.

oh, yeah, there is a lot of that there, because i mean, she does have a similar vibe i think. >> for me it's like -- well, she told me in my face, i was like really? it's so weird to hear it, but my niece is actually stella stefani is a huge fan of hers. so i like to be i got her number, i text with her. she'll dm me back. >> jimmy: what was the first time you sang on stage? >> i think it was the loera high school in anaheim talent show. >> jimmy: the talent show. did you win? >> i don't feel like anyone won. you can just sign up. >> jimmy: were you by yourself or with other? >> there was 13 people on stage. >> jimmy: oh really? >> it was like us. okay, we're going to be a ska band. and everybody that we knew was there. and for me, i didn't even -- i still -- i was like this. i have the paper and i was singing the lyrics. i didn't even remember the lyrics. >> jimmy: was it an original

song you had written? >> i did on the radio. ♪ on the radio ♪ i can still do it. i got to meet a lot of my idols like that back in the day. but it was for me it was all about the outfit, you know what i mean? >> jimmy: you make your outfits. did you make it then? >> at that time, me and my mom made this dress. i was a super fan of the sound of music when i was younger. and there is the dress that she wears when she gets to meet the children for the first time when she is coming. she is a nun and she shows up with this dress. and that's the ugliest dress i've ever seen. and i made that dress. >> jimmy: so as a kid you looked at that ugliest dress you'd ever seen and that dress is awesome. i want one. >> to me it was the coolest dress i had ever seen. yeah. >> jimmy: you have a kind of von trapp feel to the band. what was the band called, the ska band? >> that version of the band was called apple core. >> jimmy: apple core. >> really cool. >> jimmy: like the fruit or like a military marine corps?

>> i think it was like the fruit. >> jimmy: okay. >> let me think. >> jimmy: you never got to the logo. you said that getting together with the guys was like being on an e bike. in fact, you took -- >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: on a trip to italy. >> he's going to kill me. we were in rome. look how cute my husband is. >> aww! >> jimmy: why would you do this to him? i can't imagine that he did this voluntarily? >> okay, you can tell he has the energy of my wife told me to do this, huh? well, i had been threatening. jimmy, listen to me, he'd never been to europe. >> jimmy: no, come on. >> i swear. because he is from oklahoma. he is from a small town. >> jimmy: not even for work? not even touring. >> no. think about it. he left oklahoma when he was 17. he had nothing. he went to nashville, just like moved there. was like a demo guy. and then got on "the voice." once that started, it was like -- he couldn't even tour

america to get it all done. >> jimmy: i feel like maybe he didn't want to go. >> i think you're right. i feel like you're right. >> jimmy: did he have fun there? >> well, i'd been threatening him for nine years, i'm taking you, i'm taking you, i'm taking you. and then it was his birthday. it was my oldest's 18th birthday, my other's 16th birthday. we're going, right. we're going to die. if we don't go now, we have to get it done. so i planned. it took a year to plan it. i've never gone on a vacation like that ever. you always want to be home if you travel, you know what i'm saying? and there is never any time. and i didn't even know what i was doing. but it was really over the top. like every day was okay, at the lobby at 10:00 a.m., and your guide will be there to tell you about the latest whatever history that's been happening. and this was like the bike ride that we were going to go through the famous park. and we got on the bikes, and my youngest had never been on an e-bike, you know. and we just have to get through the city to get to the park. and this guy is like put your

helmet on. he was very strict about the whole instructions. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, because they drive crazy there. >> and it was literally like being in new york city. it was so busy on the bikes. and so my little one freaked out. they were on the bikes i think maybe not even five minutes and they got that photo. i was in a lot of trouble. >> jimmy: lucky blake. >> a lot of trouble. >> jimmy: did he like the trip, though? >> we had so much fun. we -- for me it was like -- if i did it again, i would definitely do less stuff, you know what i mean? okay. we're going stay here for a while. >> jimmy: do you think he will do one again? >> he better, yes. >> jimmy: right. >> we had a lot of fun. we went to the little town where supposedly my grandpa was from. that was the funnest thing that we did. >> jimmy: did they know you were coming? >> no. but i found a sign that said stefani. it was a funeral sign. like a funeral home. but i have a picture in front of it. maybe he really did grow up here. anyways. >> jimmy: that's exciting. and you know what?

the nicest thing is you have that picture. let's put that up one more time. you'll have that for all time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: gwen stefani is here. bouquet is out. and on the "the voice" monday and tuesday. we'll be right back. relentless moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation. at one year, many people experienced remission... and some saw 100% visible healing of their intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms or if you need a vaccine. healing is possible with tremfya. ask your doctor about tremfya today. ♪

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everything i do. >> no, that's a flower is what it is. you are performing -- you're going to do a song for us a little bit later, "somebody else's". >> yes. >> jimmy: the lyrics i think are mysterious to many people. >> what do you mean? >> jimmy: well, because people want to figure out who they're about, the lyrics. and i think i know. [ laughter ] i think i know. do you mind if i go through them? >> sure. they're out in the world already. >> jimmy: you're somebody else's and it doesn't even break my heart. you're somebody else's, and i pray for them whoever they are, every day with you is rock bottom. leaving you saved me. my god, look at me blossom. you're somebody else's problem. [ cheering ] blossom -- >> why is my heart racing right now? >> jimmy: because you know i'm on to this. blossom was a television show starring mayim bialik. this is about her.

[ laughter ] yes? >> right, how did you know that? good for you. >> jimmy: no, you're not saying who it's about, right? >> i think that most songs you just you don't want to give away too much, you know what i'm saying? it's a really relatable song, but i think what i've learned through my career, guys, is that if you just let it come out, people take their own, you know, thing that they need to get from it. >> jimmy: they apply it to themselves. >> if you get too literal and explain, it's one flower and not a bouquet. they get confused. >> this is the kind of mentoring you give to contestants on "the voice," yes? >> very, very good at that. >> jimmy: your cojudges are michael buble, yep. >> jimmy: reba mcentire and snoop doggy dogg. [ applause ] snoop really for someone who is high 24/7, has a lot of jobs. >> this is what i'm talking about. but he is one of the most

incredible icons. like he has -- >> jimmy: he is beloved. he is up there with mickey mouse. >> i think he is. he really is. >> jimmy: he is sticky mouse is what he is. snoop, where is your dressing room in relation to his? >> well, snoop has a trail they're he brought that's outside of the studio. >> jimmy: good thinking. that makes sense, yes. >> it's the green room, yes. >> jimmy: it's called the green room? >> yeah. >> jimmy: do contestants ever get confused and go to the wrong green room? because that could be devastating to a young singer. >> i think they probably have security out there. >> jimmy: have you visited the green room? >> not yet. i haven't been invited, no. >> jimmy: you haven't been invited? interesting. would you like to be invited? >> i feel like buble goes in there a lot. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he is bu-blazing it up in there with snoop. if you do visit the green room at some point, will you please do it right before the show starts?

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there. music from gwen stefani is on the way. >> our next guest is an all star outfielder, infielder, bowler, producer, podcaster, and most importantly, los angeles dodger. now, mookie betts, fly ball, left field at the wall. >> good. he and his teammates are headed to the postseason on saturday. >> please welcome mookie betts thanks for coming. do you do you like watching highlights of yourself? no. it's kind of awkward, but i would never stop watching, i really wouldn't. if i hit a home run like that, i'd just have it on a loop and it would be running at all times in

my home. jimmy kimmel and like that. like this, for instance. yeah. i mean, maybe you've, watch out, watch out, jimmy kimmel. >> thank you. yes >> that's so good. >> this is the best feeling i've ever had in my entire life. you know this guy shohei ohtani, right? the guy on your team? yeah. from japan? yeah. he is. so when you're i mean, listen, you come, you join the dodgers. you're an unbelievably great player. you start going, hey, maybe i'll be i mean, there have been some great dodgers. maybe i'll be the greatest dodger of all time. and then this guy ohtani shows up. is this a is it a humbling experience? >> yeah, i would say because yeah. because you work so hard, you know, your whole life and you want to be the best. yeah. and no matter how hard you work, you're not going to be better than me. >> no, that's a very humble way

to look at it. yeah. you're in the 3030 club, which is amazing. and so few players ever achieve that. this guy hits 54 home runs and he steals, what, 59 bases? 54. 59. are you faster than he is? >> no. >> no chance. you're not. no no no no no. just like if you guys were to run side by side, he would beat you. >> he would beat. yeah, i mean, he would. i mean, he would be pretty much pretty much everybody. yeah. i mean, i mean, yeah, pretty much everybody. he's fast. yeah >> dodgers had a great season. you guys have had a great season. you won 98 games in the regular season. now i'm sure you know in chicago the white sox lost 121 games. yeah that's would you rather if you're let's say you're on the white sox, would you rather lose 121 games, which is the most in modern history or and be in the books, or would you rather lose 119 and just be terrible? >> i think if you're going to do

it, you can't have half, half do anything. so i would go. >> for the record, i agree 100%. i agree they got it. >> that was that's rough. that was that was tough. >> do you have friends on the white sox? >> yeah benny benintendi. >> oh did you call him and say oh no you can't bring that up. yeah. >> you know you can't say anything to him. you just say hey and keep it moving. i mean, you don't even talk about baseball. >> dodgers are favored to win the world series. do you like being in that position or. no yeah. >> i mean, it's a it's a blessing. you know, it's always it's always fun being on top, being being favored. it's tough though, you know, everybody is going to come come after you. >> yeah. you've got five games off until the playoffs start. you. how will you spend those five games. >> i well i'll hang out some with the fam and then really, i really try and stay submerged in baseball because the off season

is right here. and like, if you kind of slightly mentally get into the off season, it's over with. >> how do you stay submerged? you like sleep and smell your glove or how does it work? no, >> i hadn't even thought about that. i may sleep with my bat, though. >> sleep with your bat? >> i may sleep with my bat, but, i mean, you really just go to the park, spend an unnecessary amount of time at the park with the boys, you know, and just watch games and just do your best to stay. >> i've heard that. i know you're a great bowler. we talked about last time you were here. i've heard you're playing pickleball now. >> yeah, yeah. >> are you allowed to play pickleball? i don't know, you don't know? it's so new. they didn't have a chance to write it in the contract. a lot of people i keep hearing like they say. oh, doctors say 95% of the people come in. it's because of pickleball injuries. have you heard that? >> i mean, no offense, but, like, they're all like 60. yeah so like, yeah, i'm like, i'm a

professional athlete in the prime of my life. >> if god forbid, you know, if god forbid, you get hurt playing pickleball, will you lie about it? absolutely. yeah, i agree, i think that's very wise. >> there's no way you would know about that. >> do you play with your teammates? who do you play with, >> none of my teammates really play. to be honest, i just play with random people. like, i'll play with anybody here and, lik, at the park. yeah. like, it's a, you know, it's a i'm a very social. >> you show up at the park. >> yeah. >> really? yeah. you got your own pickleball paddle. >> i mean, not like my own. not my own customer, but i got one, and i go and sometimes it's rough because people want to, you know, take pictures and stuff, which i understand, but, yeah, you know, i'm just there to. i'm there to play pickleball, to play pickleball. i love it, i love it. >> it's possible that you guys could wind up playing the brewers. and i know that the team hotel, you guys stay at in milwaukee is one you don't like to stay at. >> okay. >> because tell everybody why. >> okay. so i'm i'm pretty sure

everybody in here is familiar with ghosts. yes. and i'm pretty sure any most people in here would be scared if ghosts were in your rooms. i would, and so. and i don't know if i'd be scared or not. i'm going to assume i would, but i just would prefer not to find out. >> do you believe in ghosts? >> i don't know, see, i believe in spirits, okay? i believe, like, you know, we're all spirits. and just in case somebody left their spirit in the room, in the hotel room. i don't want to. i don't want to go find out about it. >> you don't want to interrupt? >> good. because it's going to ruin me. >> what if the spirit agreed to play pickleball with you in the room? would that change anything? >> it may. it may change a little bit. it may change a little bit. >> the dodgers have, like, specific celebration moves for different hits. right. who comes up with those? >> i don't think there's not

like a specific person. it just kind of randomly happens. we dance now because freddie had a couple glasses of wine and he usually when freddie has a couple glasses of wine, he dances. he dances. yeah, yeah. and so we, we got his celebration at second, and then we have like a little, hip. i don't even know what it really is. it's just kind of, happened in spring and kind of stuck. so we know if we're doing that, we're doing something good, right? right. >> if you're dancing, that's good. yeah. no. rarely is it like the white sox. there was no dancing all season. oh, there was no dancing. it was very, very little dancing going on in the white sox clubhouse. >> they may not even had a celebration. >> well, it's great to have you here. and congratulations on another unbelievable season. thank you sir. postseason. major league baseball starts tomorrow on abc, espn and espn2, and mookie's. dodgers hosted the division series starting saturday at dodger stadium. you can watch it on fox and fs1. mookie betts, everybody. we'll be back with gwen stefani

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thing. you don't compare. and i don't care if you're somebody else. say and it doesn't even break my heart. you're somebody else said. and i pray for them, whoever they are. every day with you is by far leaving your seat in my car. look at me fly. so i need somebody else's problem. i didn't know that something like that really make it hurt so real. i had to go and make it feel like my fault. my fault, my fault, my fault. wow if i could go back in time, i would race you. but i don't ever go back there. crazy. now that

dead to me. i feel so alive and you're not my in somebo and it doesn't even break my heart. you're somebody else's. and i pray for them. whoever they are. every day with you. is my father leaving? you see me? my god, give me. you somebody else to run else's. i won't somebody else that

assist, except me. psychotic. so manipulated my body every time. but not this time it. my world. it was burning. had to leave before it stopped turning. so happy i could cry. cause you're not my somebody else. and it do my heart. you're somebody else'. and i pray for them. whoever they are. every day with you is like bad. leaving you saying if i got. look at me so. cause somebody else is broken. hey you're somebody else's problem now. that's my

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grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. whoa whoa whoa. >> thanks to gwen stefani, mookie betts, andy richter, and james adomian. apologies to matt

damon. we ran out of time for him. nightline is next. >> thanks for watching. good night. this is nightline. >> tonight. drugs, lies and freak offs. can't nobody hold me down sean diddy combs the mogul and rapper known for hits like can't nobody hold me down now, locked down, denying all charges inside the investigation into those explosive allegations, charging sean combs with racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking, interstate