>> harry: from the brand-new film "arrival," actor jeremy renner. do you have any kind of big secret that you'd like to tell me? >> i'm not proud of it by the way. here's my big secret. >> harry: plus, that is so good. the lighter side of italian cooking. >> this is raw, harry. >> harry: i eat gumbo, man. and -- their story will knock you out. that's coming up right now on "harry." [band playing] ♪ i've beenorkingard ♪ just trying to play my part ♪ oh, yeah ♪ this party's just what i need ♪ how y'all feel? ♪ stayin' in my lane ♪ and then they tried to knock me out again ♪

♪ oh, yeah ♪ this party's just what i need ♪ how y'all feel? are you ready to party? [cheers and applause] >> harry: yeah, whoo! hey, folks. how are y'all doing? hi. hi, everyone. it's so nice of y'all to come today. we have a great show for y'all. jeremy renner is here. [cheers and applause] but first i want to know what you're thinking about. [fanfar [fanfare] i want to know what you're talking about. [fanfare] i want to know -- >> what's happening! [laughter and applause] >> harry: hey, everyone. [cheers and applause] okay. now, what's up for today is a brand-new segment. you're the first to see it, ladies and gentlemen. it's called "my big secret."

now, here's something i never told anyone. [scary music] i once made a chicken dinner for jill that she loved. she truly loved. my big secret is -- [scary music] it wasn't chicken. it was squirrel. [audience reacting] it was road kill. [laughter] that's my big secret. [fanfare] okay. [cheers and applause] now -- thank you. now, ladies and gentlemen, i would like it if y'all could help the new segment out because it's brand-new, if y'all could gasp, but i mean like a crazy over-the-top, not appropriate gasp. okay? i'll feed you the same way i ge it to the band. are y'all ready? it sn't chicken.

it was squirrel. [audience gasping] >> harry: that's so good. can i -- can i go find somebody in the hall to gasp? >> yes. >> harry: is that too weird? can i borrow that mic? i'll be right back. you can talk amongst yourselves. check some email. hi, how are you? >> you're gorgeous. >> harry: as are you. i'm just trying to find someone to gasp. i'll be right back. hi, how are yo doing? hi, y'all. okay. hey. hey, how are y'all doin'? i'm harry. >> i'm jack. >> harry: hey, jack. jack, do me a favor. can you come out here real quick? this is totally random, i know. it's okay. >> can i get my glasses? >> harry: you look fantastic. you look great. so, jack, i was wondering, can you gasp for me? i'm going to feed you a line and

just gasp, okay? it wasn't chicken. it was squirrel. >> waaaah! waaaaah! it can't be! >> harry: that was so much more than i bargained for. thanks, jack. that was really good. wow! he was good. [applause] that guy -- that guy was good. [cheers and applause] that's a true story, by the way. not the road kill part. can i tell -- can i tell them what happened? can i? no, no, no. i'm not going to say it. i'm not going to say it. no. shut up! i'm not going to do it. i will say -- i will tell you the part of it -- it wasn't road kill, but let's just say i had some access to a squirrel. and i made this squirrel for

jill. i made a roux, if you all know anything about new orleans cooking. i made a roux. i cooked up the squirre and i told her it was chicke and she ate it and she said, "that's some good chicken." [laughter] and right after she finished, i took the dish. i was cleaning up. i said, "jill, i have to be honest with you." "that wasn't chicken; it was squirrel." three days she didn't talk to me. my first guest is a two-time academy ward nominee. his new movie "arrival" is in theaters now. please welcome jeremy renner. [cheers and applause] [band playing] >> lrtd. >> harry: how are you doing?

great to see you. >> good to be here. >> harry: you look fantastic. >> i feel like half of that. >> harry: the fan part or the tastic part? before we get started, do you have any big secret you'd like to tell me? >> if i told you, then it wouldn't be a secret. >> harry: that's kind of what this show is, man. it's a chance for you to sort of just un wind, just get off your chest. can you come over here with me, though? i want to put a little music to it. come on. come on. [cheers and applause] and then right before you tell me the secret, say, "this is my big secret." >> okay. [scary music]

i got my daughter her first pet. and we didn't have it very long. it went missing on friday. and here's what i found out on the show. and here's my big secret. [scary music] my daughter's pet squirrel -- [laughter] >> harry: one, two, three. [band playing] [applause] >> harry: don't you -- don't you feel better? >> i feel so much better. being on the show is my big secret. now i have to kill you. >> harry: that's all right. i told my wife you were coming on the show. the first thing she said was, "he is so good."

i think everybody thinks that about you. >> thanks. >> harry: consistently great. is it true that your folks owned a bowling alley? >> yeah, they did. i kind of grew up in a -- if you grew up in a bowling alley -- actually, a bowling center -- i'm such a nerd when i come to that stuff. i'm not proud of it. i was born into it. it was a bowling center. you know, it's where people mostly go to like get drunk and throw heavy objects at pins, you know. >> harry: yeah. >> for me it was a different thing. it's sort of like a thing i was good at. doesn't mean it was cool or anything. i was cool in the bowling center, but i don't think i impressed anybody on the streets. >> harry: among people in the bowling world, would they scoff if you called it a bowling alley? >> i don't know, man. i didn't get -- i was 3 years old up until like i started, you know, chasing girls, you know. >> harry: do you have game?

>> i did, i did. i had a 225 average. >> harry: oh, come on. a 225? >> yeah, yeah. >> harry: geez. >> it was silly. it kept me a virgin for a while. >> harry: i hear you, i hear you. now, did you have to train to be an actor? >> i'm going to get my daughter bowling. >> harry: that's great. >> i'm going to get her really good at bowling. >> harry: the "harry" sw sponsored by the jeremy renner bowling center. did you go to school to be an actor? >> school, no, no. i initially went to school for, um, just to stay off the streets, i guess. but i started studying computer science and criminology. i fell into acting in college and just took this random elective. >> harry: like a theater course? >> yeah, a theater class. i kind of took to it very fast,

and it became something i really dug, and the teacher took me under her wing, and we ran for the hills with it. and i got my first job actually in that -- in that college, in that community college, because i was studying criminology, so i was tied into both worlds as the actor and the thing. hey, man, we need actors, pay them 50 bucks a day to act out these scenarios for cadets in tr >> harry: oh, wow. >> i said, yeah, i gotta do it. they could put me in a closet. it's a disorderly whatever code it is. just do the opposite, whatever the cop says. i'll do that. hey, sir, can you step back. i stopped forward and knocked him out and went for it. they invited me back. they invited me back. i made 150 bucks off those suckers, man. [applause] >> harry: did you know -- >> that's when i knew i made it. that's when i knew i made it.

>> harry: jeremy, is it true you were a makeup artist at some point? >> i was. i was for -- yeah, it was a random gig i had that came out of doing theater and just by necessity, i didn't work in a bar, wait tables. at least i can put makeup on hot girls. great. it kind of worked out for me. i had to make up for lost time being a bowling nerd. >> harry: did you have to do -- was it theater makeup or did you have to do prosthetics? >> it started more like theater makeup because at community college, you had to do your own makeup. it moved into doing beauty makeup at lancome counter, whatever it might have been. growing up with a lot of sisters and my mom. i had an idea of where real beauty came from as a straight man to women doing their thing, i wanted to give them an opportunity to figure out where real beauty comes from.

it's always from here and it's not here. and true confidence -- [applause] -- comes from within. >> harry: real beauty comes from within. >> right. look, i think you're beautiful because of what's happening here. a woman strutting down the street because they feel good, that's good. >> harry: people always tell me i look angry all the time. i have a bitchy resting face. yours is on another level? >> it's murderous. >> harry: a murderous resting face. yeah. wow! >> look how happy i am. >> harry: how many times have people come up to you and said are you all right? >> every day, every day. >> harry: that's worse than mine. you look like you're about to kill someone >> yeah. >> harry: it really is a murderous face. >> my daughter has that same face. thank goodness! it's awesome. scares all the boys away.

renner's bowling center for kids. >> harry: that should be when you start your own bowling center. have the murderous resting face and no one will come. more with jeremy renner when we come back, folks. >> harry: that's next folks. >> who? >> harry: whoa. more creating, imagining, doing with purpose. at quaker, for over 140 years, we've known good is made. from the potential that started with the humble oat to the innovative spirit within our people, we've been thoughtfully crafting, perfecting, to bring what's truly good to your table. so, while everyone's getting back to what's good, we were always here. quaker -- we are the good we make.

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[band playing][c >> hry: i'm back with jeremy renner. so i saw "arrival." i thought it was a terrific movie. very difficult to describe this movie without giving anything away. >> yeah, yeah, it's a tough one. but the setup for it is essentially -- the trailer tells the story better than i could tell it. but it's essentially now contemporary, 12 alien vessels hover above different parts of our planet. a linguist is hired played by amy adams, who is amazing in this. i play a mathematician, physicist. we are hired to communicate with these aliens to ask why they're here. are they here to hurt us, help us and figure that out.

up comes a big expansive, thrilling, global movie told through a small insular story of a beautiful, beautiful, strong, bad ass lead played by amy adams. >> harry: she's terrific. so is forest whitaker. it's a great cast. >> yeah. >> harry: you have to call it an alien movie. that's the backdrop. but it's about your relationships in front of it. >> there's a more insular story, a more human story, than it is -- it is sci-fi, i guess, because we are talking to aliens, but it is about much more human issues and humanity and it sort of draws thematic lines of how we're all connected and how we're divided and what amazing things can happen if we really were united in our beliefs and what we wanted. but, you know, obviously, you see what happens when we're divided. >> harry: yeah, for sure. so this is a big, big movie. how long were you filming it for? >> it was about three, three and

a half months, i suppose. >> harry: for people who may not know, i'm sure you can imagine for an actor, there's a lot of downtime. >> yeah. >> harry: what did you do during your downtime? >> this is a small kind of movie. there wasn't a lot of chaos happening. it was very quiet. we're sitting in hazmat suits quite often. because we had to stay in the hazmat suits, it was like i couldn't do much. they're awkward to lay in. you've got the giant fan. i'd lay down for a nap. hazmat is supposed to protect you from the outside environment. but i think the inside environment inside the hazmat is more toxic. that's vodka? what do i smell fogging up in here? >> harry: i think we have a clip of "arrival." check it out. >> you know, i was just thinking about you. you approach language like a mathematician. you know that, right? >> i will take that as a compliment. >> well, it is. and i want you to surround these

communication tracks i didn't even know existed, but i guess that's why i'm single. >> trust me. you can understand communication and still end up single. >> harry: boy, eat. [applause] she was on the show. i had a chance to visit with her. she's a terrific lady and an absolutely fantastic actress. must have been fun working with her. >> yeah, yeah, she's great. she's been a friend for a very long time. i'm crazy about amy adams and her family. our lives have been so similar for a very long time. >> harry: right. now, you play music, right? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i was a musician kind of before i was a -- an actor. that was because there's no electricity. you don't have to plug a piano in or a guitar in. that's how i learned. >> harry: you were working as a musician? >> no, i never wanted to go down that road to be forced to write a song. i just wanted to play music --

>> harry: just for yourself. what kind of stuff did you play? >> all over the place. but all very sort of rock, soul-based blues. definitely influence is where i came from in the songwriting i do is all based in that for sure. >> harry: i found that actors, great actors, are some of the best lyric interpreters because they understand that the message they're trying to get across is paramount, whereas some singers forget that. i like hearing actors sing whether it's in a movie or in any context. i think it's always an interesting perspective. [applause] >> yeah, yeah. >> i hear you here. it's skilled. skilled, technical thing that's just perfect pitch, on point, but you lose emotion.

your music i love because it's emotional, not that i'm saying your off-key. >> harry: good, because i'm not. >> the emotion, that's why i like the rock/blues influence. it can be sloppy. be behind the beat, in front of the beat. as long as it's filled with emotion, that's the music i respond to. >> harry: sure. >> i don't think it has to do with being an actor. >> harry: do you think you'll ever go on the road? >> i'll do small little venues. i'll just like in small crowd like this and just keep it real simple and real tight. [cheers and applause] you know, share. just share and for no other reason, just having fun. >> harry: just having some fun. >> that's what it's about. >> harry: "arrival" is in theaters now, folks. we'll be right back. [cheers and applause] >> harry: that's next, folks.

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"harry." [band playing] [cheers and applause] >> harry: welcome back folks. it's time for today's "leading lady." today it's two sisters who've taken the boxing world by storm. they're the only multiworld champion siblings in professional boxing. please welcome the serrano sisters, cindy and amanda. tell me about the titles you have won. >> i have two world titles, go for my third one in december.

. d i have three regional >> harry: amazing. how about you? >> eight tilts. -- titles. >> harry: how did you start? did when of you get into it first? >> i started. >> harry: how did you get into it? >> it was funny. i didn't know boxing whatsoever. i had a baby. i wanted to lose some weight. and my boyfriend at the time, he owned the boxing gym, so he said let's do that. hs later they called. they pay. i said let's do it. >> harry: you said you did it to lose weight and you gained it back with that belt. how did you get into it? >> i was 12 when she started. i'm still today her biggest fan. i was just in the gym all the time and watching her struggles and determination inspired me. so just pick it up and look at me now. >> harry: incredible. i would imagine that you all realize what an inspiration you are to other people. >> yes, yes. >> harry: it's -- quite often we have incredible women like yourselves who show such

strength as leading ladies. you show strength in different ways. you're probably the strongest physical leading ladies we've had. it's fantastic to have you. are y'all going to show me some things? i'm ready. where do we go? >> we'll take this off. >> take the hardware off. >> harry: i don't have one of those. >> we'll make you one. are you a righty? >> harry: i'm a righty. yeah, never mind. >> so righty. left leg forward. hand always up. >> protect the face. >> protect your face. we go forward. sideways. a little hop. backwards. >> harry: i'm supposed to be doing around the -- >> you should be. do it again. ready? >> harry: yeah. >> so forward. sideways. back. >> harry: yeah, yeah. i'm feelin' it. [applause] >> if you really want to feel

it, you can bounce. just bounce. >> harry: i'm going to do that even when i'm singing love ballads. let's go. i'm ready. let's go. >> very important, bobbing and weaving. >> harry: bobbing and weaving. >> that's how you get away from punches. you're in the middle. >> harry: i'm in the middle. >> there you go. >> harry: move it on back. >> same position. so same position, but you have to bend your knees, your legs. you hurt your back. all you do is hands up like always. when you come up, you throw one, two. this is your one. this is your two. down, one, two. stepping over, one, two. one, two. one, two. >> harry: okay. do it here? >> yes, do it there. [applause]

>> oh, oh. [applause] you have some bounce. >> harry: you want to bounce over there? >> let's bounce over there. [laughter] >> this is a fair fight. oh, wow. [cheers and applause] [harry playing piano] [laughter] >> this might be easy for you, because you love music, yeah? >> harry: yes. >> now just relax. hands up all the time. >> always. >> i got one, two, three, one, two, three. one, two, three. you hear it? >> harry: that's a call for you?

>> yes. you hear that? there you go. [applause] there you go. [cheers and applause] [laughter and applause] >> harry: what's next, folks? >> are you ready? >> harry: oh, god. >> one. >> harry: that's impossible. that's impossible. what do i do? you can't do that. oh, just kidding. i lied to you. >> but if you want is me. she's the tough one. >> harry: you hold your hands up with something? >> hands up. grab here. >> harry: don't do it hard. >> no. one, two. one, two. >> wow! >> one, two. one, two.

there you go. one, two. one, two. one, two. [laughter and applause] >> harry: yeah, yeah. what's next for y'all? december? >> december, yes, in puerto rico for the wbl. >> harry: are you feeling like you're ready to go? >> yes, i'm super excited. my manager just went out there. she won the 122 pound. now it's my term. >> harry: that's amazing. i'm so happy you're here. thank you for being here. we'll be right back, folks. [cheers and applause] [band playing] this is lulu, our newest dog.

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>> harry: come on. you've got to try. for free tickets to be part of my live studio audience, go to harrytv.com. come join daytime's biggest party. you know, she's a super freak. [band playing] >> harry: welcome back, everyone. it's time for "stand up, sit down" where we celebrate the funny people who keep us laughing. please welcome the funny chloe hilliard. [band playing] [applause] >> harry: hi, chloe. >> hi, harry zu how are you? >> i'm amazing. how are you doing? >> harry: i'm doing great. >> congratulations on the show's amazing success. >> harry: thank you. it's really fun. >> yeah. >> harry: it's really, really fun. now, you're from brooklyn,

right? >> i am bk all day. >> harry: what was it like growing up there? >> i grew up in hasidic williamsburg brooklyn. i thought i was jewish. i said to my mom, i'm about to become a woman. this was the worst hanukkah ever. >> harry: did you love the weekend food? >> on the sabbath, i'd go turn on the light and they'd pay me in ruggalah. >> harry: i love it, too, man. that's good food. my mother was jewish. i got a chance to experience gifilte fish, matzoh ball soup. you're a tall woman. >> i am. >> harry: were you tall in third

grade tall? >> i'm 6'1". yes, with the shoes i'm 7'2". i've been this tall since i was 12. >> harry: wow. >> i had to get a special desk in school. >> harry: it was a little bit of a problem. >> i love it now. the otherroblem was when i was a kid, they didn'tave cool clothes. so my mom dressed me in button-downs. i looked like a man going on an interview. i was tall. i got into school. my first day in 9th grade. everybody's like, shhh, the teacher's here. oh, me? i'm 13. >> harry: you had a career as a journalist before comedy. >> i was a journalist for 10 years before i got into comedy. >> harry: wow. >> yeah. >> harry: that's an unusual transition. how did you get into comedy? >> because i'd done print journalism and i wanted to get into broadcast. so i thought i'd get into comedy and get a personality and be bubbly. i also loved it because i realized people don't read.

so it was a natural -- >> harry: people don't read or can't read? >> both. but it got to the point where my family wasn't reading my articles anymore. i was doing investigative journalism. they were like, honey, your name looked really pretty on the paper. >> harry: were your folks supportive of you making the change into comedy? >> it was a shock. you have a good career. why would you want to leave? now my parents accept it because i'm on "harry." hey. [applause] but my dad, you know, being a protective dad, he said, you know, chloe, you can still do the test to become a police officer. and i was like have you met me? if i become a cop, i'm going to give all my ex-boyfriends tickets. >> harry: absolutely. now, are you single right now? >> i am single. >> harry: are you dating anyone? >> i'm dating, but it's hard. i try to do online dating. i'm dating myself. i did it 10 years ago when it was scary. it was dial-up.

you had to plug in stuff. ma, hang up the phone. i'm trying to find. >> harry: you needed a dongle. >> you finally found a guy. his eyebrows are cute but i have to wait for the rest of the page to load. >> harry: i'm married. i haven't dated in a long time. give some dating advice. >> my advice is to alwayso a brunch date because you have a you have to be careful.missing. also, because i'm a journalist, i get into the backstory of everybody. you have to find everything out. men, if you're going to do online dating, please remove your wife from your profile picture. so we know you're really, you know, single. >> harry: wow! it must be tough if you're on a date with you. you're so disarming and you're funny, but you probably have a way of getting information out of people.

>> i can get water from a whale. yes, i can. >> harry: living in new york city, have you learned any lessons? >> yes. don't talk to squirrels. [laughter] they will attack you. the squirrels are crazy here. >> harry: that's the third time we've talked about squirrels on the show today. can we get a squirrel as a guest, just put him in the chair? >> also, when you go into a bodega, if you don't know what it is, it's a 7-eleven with salsa music, they have the bodega cat. they own the show. you have to pay homage. i walked into his aisle. i got bit. i went around to get my orange juice. he bit me. i had to pay $900 for a tetanus shot. when i complained to the owner, he does that sometimes. >> harry: what do you love most about being a comedian? >> i feel like there's so much

going on in the world, so much craziness. and for five minutes or an hour, i get to bring people together. i think laughter is what makes us human and what makes us realize that we have more in common than we don't. >> harry: you're right about that. chloe will be performing at gotham comedy club in new york on thanksgiving weekend. you can find her new podcast social misfit with chloe hilliard onlliard on itunes. social misfit with chloe hilliard onlliard on itunes. we'l ♪ i do believe that ♪ something good is happening, yeah ♪ ♪ i do believe, i do believe [ male announcer ] rethink the power of the oat. quaker -- we arehe good we make.

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[band playing] >> harry: welcome back. i'm still jazzed up from boxing. i think i got a little over-excited and i punched out one of my producers. [laughter] sorry about that. cut, cut, cut. ladies and gentlemen, i couldn't help myself. he was the first guy i saw. when you think of italian food, sometimes you think heavy pasta, rich sauces. our next guest is here to show us the lighter side of italian. she's a chef and restaurateur who opened her new venture, a pizza bar in grand central. please welcome her. [applause] it's great to have you here. >> thank you. >> harry: i know a lot of

italian food is healthy, but when you say lighter -- >> it is lighter. i'm going to make one of my famous dishes. if you're ever in trouble with your wife, make this. >> harry: i'll be making it every night. >> just get some cherry tomatoes, spray it with olive oil, roast it in the oven at 350 until golden. and in here i have olive oil, basil. do you like spice? >> harry: yes. >> calabrian chile. >> harry: 15 minutes. >> 15 minutes to 20 minutes at 350. be careful, be careful. okay. and then the pasta, if you can grab the pasta for me. >> harry: sure. over there. i got it. >> i use egg pasta which means it's -- no, no, no. this is raw, harry. >> harry: i eat gumbo, man. >> okay. lift it up. lift it up. wait. now let the pasta water drip out. good, good. >> harry: she's going to work on

colors and shapes next. [laughter] >> pour it right in. >> harry: right into the pan with everything else. >> s right into the pan. >> harry: wow, look at that. >> it's good that the pasta water is in here, because it acts as a natural starch agent. so you don't have to add butter. >> harry: really? >> yep. >> harry: so just olive oil and -- >> olive oil, garlic, basil, calabrian chile and roasted tomato sauce. >> harry: you smell that, jerry? >> now, you just let it come all together. and this -- have you ever had -- >> harry: it's one of my favorite things. >> i open it up and take out the gooey center s and put it on top. >> harry: wow. that looks so good. >> and i'm going to feed you. >> harry: yes, yes. [applause] it looks like it's a lot of fun. it's so awkward. it's fun. believe me.

woman to feed you pasta, man?ful it doesnappen every day. [applause] >> so just to start out, so that was high protein. >> harry: that is so good! that's so good! >> you don't need cream or butter. high protein pasta. >> harry: you know what makes it not right? having six bowls, which is what i would do. it's not going to be light after i eat the whole thing. >> this is an arugula salad with burnt figs, nuts, and lemon zest. and i added a little more on there. >> harry: how good does that look, folks? [applause] yum. i love figs, too. how did you do the figs like that? >> you put a teaspoon of sugar on, put it on a pan, turn it over and burn it until it gets caramelized. >> harry: donatella, thank you so much for coming. you can find these recipes at

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[band playing] >> harry: ladies and gentlemen, we have something that we've been doing on the show for just a little while. it's called "harry's take" where i play my take on great songs. here's a terrific song from marie boyle of san jose, california. it's from 1968 by the band, bob dylan's backup band. at one time, this song was considered to be almost an after-thought on their record and became one of their biggest hits of their career. here's my take on the wait.

♪ i pulled into nazareth, was feelin' about half past dead ♪ ♪ i just need some place where i can lay my head ♪ ♪ hey, mister, can you tell me where a man might find a bed ♪ ♪ he just grinned and shook my hand ♪ ♪ no was all he said ♪ take a load off, fanny ♪ take a load for free ♪ take a load off, fanny ♪ and you put the load right on me ♪ y'all know this song? come on. ♪ i picked up my bag ♪ went lookin' for a place to hide ♪

♪ when i saw old carmen and the devil walkin' side by side ♪ ♪ i said, hey, carmen ♪ come on, let's go downtown ♪ she said, i gotta go but my friend can stick around ♪ y'all sing. ♪ take a load off, fanny ♪ take a load for free ♪ take a load off, fanny ♪ and, and, and you put the load right on me ♪ can i play a little piano for y'all? [cheers and applause] [harry playing piano]

♪ catch a cannon ball ♪ now to take me down the line ♪ my bag is sinkin' low and i do believe it's time ♪ ♪ to get back to miss fanny ♪ you know she's the only one ♪ who sent me here with her regardfoeveryone ♪ you all sing, come on. ♪ take a load off, fanny ♪ take a load for free ♪ take a load off, fanny

♪ and, and, and you put the load right on me ♪ ♪ you put the load right on me ♪ all right [cheers and applause] >> harry: we'll be right back. stick around, folks.

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>> harry: thank you so much to all of my guests today. and thank y'all for watching. we'll see you next time. how about we back it up? come on. [band playing]

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