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[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. very kind. i'm jimmy, i am the host. thank you for watching. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for joining us here in our headquarters in hollywood, california. i don't know, are we still allowed to call it taco tuesday anymore? [ laughter ] is i.c.e. going to bust in here if we do? i'm not sure how to even start this show anymore, because there are so many startlingly crazy things happening. it's like if you went to a buffet, and instead of walking up with your plate to get food, they just launched it all at you at once. [ laughter ] you're like "ah! mashed potatoes! corn!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it has now been 15 years since trump took office. 15 days? laugh my god. last night i mentioned the tariff of nottingham had agreed to back off the 25% taxes he

slapped on mexican and canadian goods, after getting what he called "concessions" from the mexican president and canadian prime minister. trump claims his goal is to stop the flow of immigrants and narcotics into our country. 21,000 pounds of fentanyl came through our southern border with mexico in 2024. which is lower than it used to be, but still a lot. now, you wanna guess how many pounds came through our northern border with canada? how many pounds of fentanyl in? 43. [ laughter ] about one-seventh of a donald trump worth of fentanyl. [ laughter ] but he slapped tariffs on canada anyway, and then called them off after justin trudeau signed what was described as "a new intelligence directive on organized crime and fentanyl," "we'll be backing it with $200 million." which is not that much money. the toronto blue jays offered juan soto $760 million.

[ laughter ] and he still went with the yankees. or the mets, rather. god forbid. i don't know what happened. [ laughter ] i'm really discombobulated. >> guillermo: the mets, the mets. >> jimmy: trump called this a big victory and sent his minions to claim it. >> part of it is -- it's a commitment from trudeau that wasn't there to help with fentanyl, to help with the black market -- >> he announced that plan six weeks ago, back in december. >> well, at least he's reiterated it and formalized it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's right, under president trump our allies will be reiterating in their boots from now on. [ laughter ] next he's going to force france to give us the statue of liberty. [ laughter ] the art of the deal. trump's also doubling down on this idea that canada would agree to become our 51st state. as if drake hasn't been through

enough this week. [ laughter ] republicans seem to be rooting for this, because they're now just a party of snickering trolls. but let's just imagine for a second that somehow they do make this happen, and canada does become a state. do they think it would be a red state? there are 41 million people living in canada. they're about the same number we have in california. california has 54 electoral votes. if canada also had 54 electoral votes forget mag garks our next president will be a kind-mattered lesbian moose. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i'm trying to say i'm for us. save us, canada, you're our only hope. it was stupid tuesday in washington today. [ laughter ] senators voted along party lines to advance the nominations of trump's pick for national security director, tulsi gabbard, a woman who appears to have been styled by cruella de v vil. [ laughter ] and rfk, who would definitely eat all the dalmatians she kidnapped. [ laughter ] according to the constitution, the senate is required to advise

and consent on presidential nominees. this time, republicans decided to skip the advise part and go right to consent, because these -- after kennedy got through, the republicans who voted for him broke into a rousing chorus of "for he's a jolly rubella." today we learned trump's department of justice now has a list of the 5,000 fbi employees and agents who were involved in the destinations related so january 6th and to trump's efforts to overturn the election. that seems fine, right in probably wants to make sure they get a nice christmas bonus or something. [ laughter ] trump also signed an order to pull us out of the u.n. human rights council and is reportedly working on an executive order that would dismantle the department of education. that's good. [ laughter ] i for one, i don't know about you, i am thrilled that a man who writes, "smocking gun" and i do scott free" with two ts and

"tapp" with two ps and wants to make it in shoe biz and spells his party like this. what could possibly go "rong," you know? [ cheers and applause ] eliminating the department of education isn't making america great again, it's making america florida. [ laughter ] i guess the idea is we'll save money on books if the kids can't read? i really don't know. trump and first lady elania musk are planning to do away with usaid which helps us strengthen our ties with nearly all usaid missions overseas have been ordered to end by friday. trump for some reason believes they are spending their money on rubbers for terrorists. >> $100 million on condoms to

hamas. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now it's $100 million on condoms to hamas. how much was it last week? >> we identified and stopped $50 million being sent to gaza to buy condoms for hamas. >> jimmy: okay, last week it was 50, now it's 100. how did it go to 100 in five days? did diddy join hamas? [ laughter ] [ applause ] while it does sound crazy that we would be spending millions of dollars on condoms for hamas, that's because we're not. it's completely false. [ laughter ] there are so many lies coming out of his mouth. there's so much damage being done. but we are not going to sit back and take it. our leaders on the left are going to stand up for what's right. >> we are going to fight this fight. i am going to stand with you in this fight. and we will win! we will win, we will win, we will win, we will win, we will

win! we won't rest, we won't rest, we won't rest, we won't rest! >> jimmy: oh, we are so [ bleep ]ed. [ laughter ] i mean, we are doom the. all these old men. look at who we have running this country. this is senator john kennedy from louisiana. he is a spineless jellyfish of a human who loves using a folksy analogy to make everything sound simple and fun. >> i like omelettes. i really like omelettes. i could eat an omelette at every meal. i like omelettes better than sex. not really, but you get the point. i like omelettes. you can't make an omelette without breaking some eggs. >> jimmy: unfortunately, what that old woman didn't mention -- [ laughter ] is that we don't have any eggs.

this is the grocery store down the block from us. no eggs. can you imagine if joe biden was still president, there weren't any eggs in the store? trump would be screaming into an empty mcmuffin right now. [ laughter ] the waffle house, they have a 50 cent surcharge per egg now. i never thought i'd live in a time where they'd be surge pricing on eggs. this is going to be a tough easter, kids. get ready to start hunting swedish meatballs. [ laughter ] super bowl lix, the philadelphia eagles and kansas city chiefs -- [ cheers and applause ] is sunday in new orleans. guillermo, you were in new orleans yesterday? >> guillermo: yes, i was. >> jimmy: the reason i know you were there, besides the fact that you weren't here, i saw a clue around travis kelce's neck. >> where will i be in three years? oh man, hopefully still playing football. i love doing this. >> jimmy: let's get a closer look there at that. look at that. [ cheers and applause ] how did that happen?

>> guillermo: i gave to it him for good luck. >> jimmy: you realize that necklace right now is probably in taylor swift's garbage can. [ laughter ] >> guillermo: yeah, yeah, for sure. >> jimmy: guillermo was at super bowl media day. we've got a reason to celebrate in l.a. the palisades and eaton fires are now 100% contained. [ cheers and applause ] thanks to our brave firefighters. and as a show of thanks to our firefighters, we want to do something fun for a couple of them. so joining us now from l.a. county fire department station 35 in cerritos, i would like you to say hello to captain todd peterson. [ cheers and applause ] >> how are you doing? thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: they told you todd? >> that's correct. >> jimmy: from l.a. county fire camp 8 in malibu, please welcome ryan maurice. [ cheers and applause ] >> how are you doing? >> jimmy: first of all, on behalf of all of the of us, thank you for everything you've done. thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ]

captain peterson was on the scene within ten minutes of the eaton fire. he led a crew fighting the fire for 48 hours straight. is that correct? >> pretty darn close to it, sir. >> jimmy: wow. your family is full of firefighters? >> yeah, my great grandfather was one of the chiefs of chicago fire back in the day. then my dad was a wild land firefighter in kansas. and then my son has now joined the ranks of l.a. county fire as a firefighter. so i'm very proud of that as well. >> jimmy: nice. you said kansas. how long have you been a fan of the kansas city chiefs? >> i don't remember not being a fan. >> jimmy: okay, very good. >> i pictured being in a uniform when i was fur 4, 5 years old. kansas city chiefs all the way. >> jimmy: you didn't come with the swifties? [ laughter ] >> no, no, but taylor swift is a musical genius. >> jimmy: yes, absolutely. [ cheers and applause ] ryan, you were one of the first responders to the palisades fire, you were out in the middle of it, right? >> yeah, that's correct. >> jimmy: you were clearing brush while the fire was going, and that sort of thing?

>> yeah, absolutely. we were on a ridgeline right when -- i would say probably about 200 acres. we had the planes going by with the retardant, clearing brush, and all this smoke and ash. >> jimmy: you're also from a firefighting family? >> yes, sir, my dad's a firefighter. he's been on the foreabce about years. >> jimmy: you are a die-hard eagles fan? >> i am. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you are. ton night, ryan and todd, captain todd, thanks to our friends at captain morgan, will be competing to win tickets and a trip to see their favorite team try to win it all on sunday in new orleans. [ cheers and applause ] i should ask, do you want to go to the super bowl? or would you rather just watch on it tv? >> unbelievable. i'm excited, that would be great. >> jimmy: to get there, what you have to do is zoom around the room. this is a simple game. it's, i'm going to ask you to find an item or items, your ■jo is to write it or them back as

quickly as you can. first one back with whatever almost i ask for gets a point. most points wins a trip to the big game. are you ready? let's begin. your first challenge, bring back as many items in your team's colors as you can, as fast as you can. okay? go. all right, your team colors. now. i think the chief might have an advantage in the firehouse, right? [ laughter ] red, you know. there's probably not a lot of green stuff. oh, no, there goes ryan. eagles' main color is green, which is -- there are no green eagles, i should mention. that's a parrot. [ laughter ] all right, okay, wow. they're bringing everything. it would be funny if neither of them ever came back. [ laughter ] all right, captain peterson, what do you have for us? >> i got this really nifty decoration, fire truck. >> jimmy: fire truck, one.

firefighters book, two. >> we're getting a call. >> jimmy: nice, three. >> we've got all different kinds of capsules. >> jimmy: you've got a lot of stuff, all right. ryan what do you have there? show us, come into frame. >> so i have a green -- this goes in our fish tank. [ laughter ] i have a green plant, i have a green boat, i have spirit that has green on it. [ cheers and applause ] i have my eagles jersey. carson wentz. i have a green map. i have a green sleeping bag. >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> a sponge. that's also green. i have a bag that's green. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right, listen, you guys -- all right. next challenge, bring back

someone else's underwear. [ laughter ] wow, not even a second. look at that chair spinning. i mean, these guys. i mean, look at that. all right. >> i don't really want to touch that. >> jimmy: whose are those? >> they're my locker mate's. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what's his name? >> his name is polasios. >> he smoked me. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, he did, he beat you. >> ease on in his own dorm. >> jimmy: ryan, you got that one. your final challenge, come back with another member of your firehouse slung over your shoulder. >> i can't, they're gone. they went on a call. >> jimmy: what's that? oh, there's nobody there? [ laughter ] >> wow, ryan. my god. [ cheers and applause ] a magician. ryan, did he fall from the

ceiling onto your back? [ laughter ] >> he's all i got. >> jimmy: listen, i think it wouldn't be right to only send one of you guys to the super bowl. [ applause ] what we're going to do, we're going to send both of you and guests to the game. [ cheers and applause ] >> really cool. thanks so much. >> jimmy: to a private captain morgan event on rum street featuring t-pain on rum street. thank you, ryan and todd, and a toast to all the men and women in your houses for putting your lives on the line for us. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you guys so much. >> jimmy: have fun. tell t-pain to buy you a drink, okay? [ laughter ] >> i will. >> jimmy: all right. >> thank you. >> jimmy: we've got a very good show for you tonight. gavin rossdale is here. [ cheers and applause ] music from adrian alexander,

adrian quesada, and be right back with demi moore!

>> jimmy: welcome back. tonight, you know him as the lead singer from the band bush. gavin rossdale is with us. then later, they are nominated for an academy award for best song, here with music from the movie "sing sing," abraham alexander and adrian quesada. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, we'll be joined by ariana grande and bernadette peters with music from victoria canal. so please join us for all that. no movie star has ever inspired more people to sign up for pottery classes than our first guest tonight. [ laughter ] she's made too many beloved

movies to list, and her latest, earned her an oscar nomination for best actress. it's called "the substance," and it's back in theaters and on mubi now. please welcome demi moore. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> what reserve wow, what an audience. >> jimmy: i would imagine that you get that. people gist standing up and cheering wherever you go. >> no, but i see why you want to come and do this every night. this is a boost. >> jimmy: when i'm on vacation too long, i make my kids do it. [ laughter ] and they don't look it. it's a little weird. are you enjoying this? is this one of these things that comes with a lot of pressure, or are you taking in all the accolades you're getting for this movie?

>> you know -- look, it doesn't always unfold this way. and so for me, the most important thing is remembering not to make it mean too much. but also to remember not to make it mean too little, so i can just be in the joy. >> jimmy: that's good. >> and it really -- it's just been lovely, wonderful. >> jimmy: have you always been that way? >> yeah. >> jimmy: has that always been your way? >> i think i am kind of that way. >> jimmy: you gave such a great speech at the golden globes. [ cheers and applause ] i always think in negative terms. i was like, what's she going to say at the oscars after that? >> don't add any pressure there, jimmy, at all. [ laughter ] first of all, i didn't expect it. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> and i was not prepared. >> jimmy: you seemed very prepared. >> i was not. >> jimmy: okay. >> i was not. at all. i -- i really wasn't. >> jimmy: i believe you, i'm just -- yeah. >> my fear, what would i say? >> jimmy: right. >> i think i literally have to chalk that one up to some divine

intervention that i just was standing there and something came out. >> jimmy: i don't know if you remember what came out of your mouth, but one of the things you were saying was there was a producer who told you, you were a popcorn actress. >> i do remember saying that. >> jimmy: the first thing i thought, why would somebody even say something like that to someone? is that supposed to be constructive? >> no, but here's the interesting thing and what's really important to me about what i was sharing is -- and this kind of is how i generally look at things, which is, what somebody else does or doesn't do is irrelevant. how you hold it is everything. and while i may have taken it as he intended it, it's what i made it mean about me. it's that i made it mean that somehow, i wasn't ever going to be somebody that could be acknowledged in that kind of arena or platform, that i couldn't win awards, that i could have these other things but you don't get to have that. but he didn't do that, he just said the words.

>> jimmy: i see. >> so that's the difference. >> jimmy: do you think that he was watching it and recognized and said, oh, that was me who said that? [ laughter ] or do you think -- >> he may have been rolling over in his grave. >> jimmy: i see, i see, okay. [ laughter and applause ] do you ever watch any of your old movies? >> i'm not a big fan of watching myself. >> jimmy: yeah. but is there a time where you can go, okay, now i feel comfortable going back and looking at it? >> you know, with enough time, that is one of the advantages of having this much chronological time. you are a little bit more generous and forgiving. i could watch "g.i. jane." [ cheers and applause ] i can do that. and then, just recently, i realized that my youngest daughter and her fiance had never seen "ghost." so they put it on. and they're like, "you've got to watch it." i said, "there's no way." but i realized, i have not seen it in 30-some years.

and so i gave way and went and watched the second half. and -- i was like, oh, i did okay. [ laughter ] actually, i was pretty good. >> jimmy: did your daughter like it? >> they were all weeping. >> jimmy: they were? oh, that's good. >> they were. >> jimmy: that's real good. >> they were moved. >> jimmy: i'm trying to imagine watching my mom in a movie and weeping. [ laughter ] >> and they said i was cute. that was the other -- "you were so cute." >> jimmy: this is interesting. you collect things. like, you collect oversized items. >> i do, yes. >> jimmy: dolls and -- >> all kinds of -- >> jimmy: that's an oversized item that you have? >> an oversized item that i have, i have real, because that's my real love is that it's an oversized item that's actually the same as the small but real. so i have 3 1/2-foot-long scissors. >> jimmy: that work? >> yes. >> jimmy: are they like the ones in front of the supermarket when

it opens? [ laughter ] >> these are better than those. these are serious, weighted. i have a six-foot real butcher knife. they're not all knives. [ laughter ] i have a giant clipboard. >> jimmy: you need one of those. [ laughter ] >> by the ughter ] that's it. >> jimmy: how gia din are -- >> it's got the real proper steno pad. nobody touches the steno pad. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you collect stuff from your movies? >> i do, i have a few things. li i have the yellow coat from "the substance. [ cheers and applause ] but the real thing that i got from that was the prop master gave me a little bottle of the activator. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah. >> when i was flying back from paris when we finished the film, i had a little bit of a moment, oh my god, if i could stop, they could really think this is something -- >> jimmy: weird, yeah. >> green liquid.

>> jimmy: they could confiscate your activator. [ laughter ] you'd never get it back. i don't know if you know this about me. i'm really a student of the '80s. >> okay. >> jimmy: and i was a student in the '80s. [ laughter ] so i do want to ask you about this from "st. elmo's fire." [ cheers and applause ] >> how about that. >> jimmy: in that movie you had a painting of billy idol on the wall. >> in neon. gosh, i haven't seen this in so long. >> jimmy: i'm not sure if this predates that or after. [ laughter ] you with the till billy idol. >> i think it was post the film. >> jimmy: i see. >> and it was a night out at the old l.a. starwood. >> jimmy: oh, the club. >> doesn't exist. you have to be of a certain age to know what the starwood is. >> jimmy: the pop club, yeah. wow, that's great. >> i actually think rob lowe was there that night as well. >> jimmy: rob's going to be here i think this week. >> i heard ha. >> jimmy: i'll have to ask him what he thinks about this. did you know billy idol?

>> no, it was just, you know -- going to see him. i knew his music. the idea that he was -- i don't know. >> jimmy: when he sang "in a midnight hour she wants more more more," that wasn't about you? [ cheers and applause ] >> i mean -- one doesn't know. maybe you have to get him on the show. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we're going to take a break. demi moore is here with us. [ cheers and applause ] her movie is "the substance." we'll be right back. >> lou: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by captain morgan. this super bowl, head to followthecaptain.com to chart your path to rum street. kept me. with skyrizi, feel symptom relief at 4 weeks. many people were in remission at 12 weeks, at 1 year, and even at 3 years. don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions, increased infections, or lower ability to fight them may occur. before treatment, get checked for infections and tb. tell your doctor about any flu-like symptoms or vaccines. liver problems leading to hospitalization may occur when treated for crohn's.

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would you like to stop? to go back to being just you, on your own? >> no. i don't know, i can't stop. she just -- i -- just needs to be respected. >> so respect it. [ dial tone ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is demi moore in "the substance." it's scary. it's rare that -- because the movie is kind of like an episode of "the twilight zone" in some ways. >> yes, you could say that. >> jimmy: and crazy. usually crazy movies are not really good. it's really rare that they are good, you know? >> good and crazy.

[ laughter ] >> jimmy: good and crazy, yeah. it's a good combination. >> i think there's something really -- this is 18 cored in something that's so human. that pursuit of perfection, that compare and despair. there's something that i think we all connect with. >> jimmy: sure, yeah. >> and i felt like that was kind of my job. i had to anchor it in that reality so it could go to those wild, bonker places. >> jimmy: yeah. >> 30 gallons of blood. >> jimmy: how many times did you have to slap yourself? >> the director likes doing a lot of takes. we definitely did six, seven, easily. >> jimmy: okay, all right. >> have you ever tried it? it's a very awkward experience. >> jimmy: slapping myself? [ laughter ] >> yes. yeah, but like really. you have to -- >> jimmy: really hard? yeah, i might burst into tears. [ laughter ] i probably better not. here you are putting on the makeup. >> this is the removal process. >> jimmy: this is the removal process, okay. to this to me -- i would be facetiming people and scaring them all the time.

[ laughter ] although you'd have to probably put in your code, because i guess your phone wouldn't even recognize you. [ laughter ] >> that's true. >> jimmy: did you have fun with this? >> it's a better read on paper. >> jimmy: i see. >> when you're reading the script, it seems so easy. >> jimmy: uh-huh, yeah. >> you have to get very zen, very still. just to do the head and neck was 14 individual pieces glued to my face. and depending on how much we had, anywhere from 6 to 9 1/2 hours in the makeup chair. >> jimmy: whoa, wow. >> and a good hour and a half to get it off. >> jimmy: it kind of reminds me, there's another billy. billy crystal. [ laughter ] in "the princess bride." it's a very similar look, actually. [ laughter ] >> there is a certain similarity. >> jimmy: right outside our theater, and in fact, in the movie, this is represented. the character you play has a star on the holds walk of fame. and i found out today that you do not have a star. >> do not have one. >> jimmy: how can that be possible? >> i don't know.

i think we -- i need to enlist your aid. >> jimmy: i think that's an easy sell. judge wapner has a star. [ laughter ] i think dr. phil has a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> i do not have one. >> jimmy: oh, well, we've got to change that. that has to be changed. would you take fit they offered it to you? >> yes, of course. >> jimmy: okay, good. guillermo will get right on that after the show. >> guillermo: for sure. i promise it's going to happen. [ cheers and applause ] >> i promise i won't be blobbing over it. [ laughter ] can you imagine? >> jimmy: i did want to ask you another question. i know the movie's in theaters. it's also streaming ing on what is it? >> they're a distributor and a streamer. >> jimmy: and it's mubi? >> mubi. i want to circle back one last thing about being popcorn actress. in our current times, reframing how i look at being a popcorn

actress, how fortunate do i feel that i am in a movie that not only is a popcorn movie, that's not people into the theaters have don't have a communal experience, but it's also getting critical acclaim. >> jimmy: that's great. [ cheers and applause ] >> so, two things are possible at the same time. >> jimmy: and i have yet to meet, in my many years on this earth, i've yet to meet a person who doesn't love popcorn. [ laughter ] >> it can be hard on the gut. watch out for that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: demi moore's movie "the substance" is in theaters now and streaming on mubi. we'll be back with gavin rossdale! imagine being good to go without daily hiv pills. ♪ good to go binge-watch. ♪ good to go out even later. ♪ with cabenuva, there's no pausing for daily hiv pills. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment

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very good to see you. thank for having me. jimmyit's funny. i thinkost coo want to be rock stars, and you've somehow >> yes,s funny -- i haven't stopped doing music,rand record. i wanted to stahome fire out a t stay home, be wit myoys more, as opposed always going away. i thought, if kin o for someone,ave them over for dinner, film it with six caras. [ laughter ] interesting people. could be fun, you know? >> jimmy: you have famous people will come. >> yes. >> jimmy: is this at your house? >> it's at my house. i did one in new york just for fun. i did brooke shields in new york. that was so much fun. >> jimmy: what did you make for brooke? >> i made her a -- i think a hainanese chicken. >> jimmy: okay. >> i made her some -- that's a good question. [ laughter ]

basque cheesecake. very nice basque cheesecake. >> jimmy: do you ask them what you want them to make for she will, or do you pick the things? >> we're learning as we go. i've got to be honest. and so where we began is like, okay, ask them what they like, get a list. serena, it was chicken. >> jimmy: serena williams? >> serena williams. chicken, tacos, healthy, and dessert. >> jimmy: okay. >> and i was like, okay. so i made her this kind of deconstructed taco. and a tomato salad. then she goes to me, "the only thing i don't like," on the way to the necessary set, "the only thing i don't like is tomatoes and avocado." [ laughter ] i was like, kill me. >> jimmy: and she actually said tomato like that? [ laughter ] >> no. i felt weird. it was a bit of a cross-over. i don't know what to do at that moment what do i do? >> jimmy: do they eat everything? do you watch them? >> no. >> jimmy: see how they're liking the stuff? >> no, i don't like that. i like to make food for people,

that's the secondary thing. the main thing is finding out about them. super inspiring to have serena williams, brooke shields, selma blair, sir tom jones. >> jimmy: tom jones, yeah. >> common, and jack mac bray, the one and only. >> jimmy: very funny guy. who was the most difficult eater of that group? >> well, i think -- maybe common. because he had a really long list, super specific. and last minute we got it. and he said, like no fried food. we had, like, a tempura, mushroom. he said he was a vegan. then he said no rice. we had a big rice dish. so quinoa. nobody really wants quinoa. >> jimmy: i would have given common an empty bowl, "listen, this is what you get. you like nothing, you get nothing." [ laughter ] are your kids picky eaters? >> they're really, you know what i mean, probably like with your family, they get the benefit of really good meals.

>> jimmy: my kids like nothing. [ laughter ] drives me insane. >> a little tricky. i try to make cool stuff for them to go to school with. like a restaurant, they come home, i check the bags. did they eat the steak, chicken? "why didn't you eat this?" "dad, nobody eats crude deday at school." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: nothing that you go like this. they won't eat anything where you go like this. >> i found that out, i found that out. off the menu. >> jimmy: you have found things. i do want to ask you off the air what things they will eat, because we just go crazy trying to find things for our children to eat. >> right. >> jimmy: did you cook for the band on the tour bus or anything like that? >> there was a time when the caterer didn't show up. we have food trucks that the road. where of you are you get a nice food truck. there was one show where we didn't have -- somebody couldn't show up. my tour manager, yvette, her

boyfriend is a chef. so he got in the kitchen. i had to sous chef. >> jimmy: nice. >> i love that. cooking for all the bands, all the crew. it was good fun. >> jimmy: you've been almost every city in the world, right? >> i know, i know. >> jimmy: what's the best meal you had on the road? >> well -- there's so many, but i think the one that sticks out was having kind of lunch in buenos 8 he's with bowie. >> jimmy: really? >> mike gaston, who was incredible. that was a feeling of like, wow. things are going well. >> jimmy: yeah, right. to have lunch with david bowie. is he like your guy? >> yeah he was amazing. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. what did david order for lunch? >> that's a good question. i don't have an answer, yeah. i don't know, i don't know. i was too -- i was drinking wine. >> jimmy: does he like tomatoes? [ laughter ] >> he's english, so they would be tomatoes to him. >> jimmy: is it true that you keep your guitars in your wine

cellar? >> yeah, i did have a bad experience with a great guitar that i bought from joe walsh. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> a really famous guitar. a really major guitar. apparently he played "hotel california" on it, right? one time i was in the old studio. you know, the air conditioning broke or something. it looked like a spaghetti noodle, the neck. i had to go back to fender, to bake it, they had to bake it in a thing, like a stent or whatever. >> jimmy: more cooking. [ laughter ] >> always cooking. and so now i keep all the guitars that mean a lot to me in the wine cooler. >> jimmy: because the humidity -- >> same temperature, consis contemperature. >> jimmy: you have a new album coming out with bush? >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: when does that come out? >> that's called -- that's coming out just later in the year. i think -- it's all done. we're mixing it now. it's called "i beat loneliness." >> jimmy: you beat loneliness, all right.

>> allegedly, allegedly. >> jimmy: "i beat loneliness," all right, i like the title. it's very good to see you. >> thanks so much. >> jimmy: maybe next time you'll bring me some food. >> i'm so happy to be here. i've sung on the show so many times but never made it to this point. i'm so happy to be here. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: starts on the stage, then chair, next time you'll ob my lap. [ laughter ] gavin rossdale, everybody. "dinner with gavin rossdale," premieres next thursday on vizio's watch free plus. we'll be back with abraham alexander and adrian quesada.

> jimmy: thanks to demi moore and gavin rossdale. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. "nightline," is next but first, here with the oscar-nominated song "like a bird," from the movie "sing sing," abraham alexander and adrian quesada! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪

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