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to pay their respects to ted kennedy over the last 24 hours, his family and closest friends paid tribute in a memorial service at the jfk library in boston tonight. senators mccain and kerry and hatch and dodd and massachusetts governor deval patrick and joe biden all shared warm, personal stories. caroline kennedy talked of how her uncle took them on history teaching trips. she summed up the evening best when she said now teddy has become a part ofhistory. and a reminder "jimmy kimmel live" is up next. but for now, from all of us at abc news, good night, america, and have a great weekend.
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hi, i'm jimmy kimmel and i'm a little concerned at the moment. my uncle frank has gone missing and we have no idea where he is. the last time we saw him he was on his way to subway to get lunch. and then -- [ phone rings ] excuse me. hello? >> hi, jim. it's uncle frank. i'm fine. >> where are you? >> i'm relaxing on a tropical island. >> but uncle frank, how can you afford to go to a tropical island? >> i won $100,00000 jkpot playing scrabble at subway.00 i got my winning -- my winning -- my woman -- >> your winning game -- hello, uncle frank? >> i got my winning game right off my cup when i ordered my
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delicious lunch of a subway melt, chips, apples and a drink. >> your yes, jim, you can. >> i heard that scrabble at subway is back right now. can't you also win vacation, hybrid cars, vip concert experiences, free food and much, much more? >> yes, jim, you can. >> and with such great odds of winning and $64 million in prizes, i guess anyone can win. even you, uncle frank. so when are you coming back? >> never, jim. i'm never coming back. i'm going to live here forever ra >>t bbralele at subway is baa liw r a nomited time. win instantly at your local r subw rayestaurant or collect and win online at ay subwayfreshbuzz.com. subway -- where winners eat. >> "jimmy kimmel live" back in two minutes with dylan from the dead weather. you could win $100,000 with scrabble at subway. play the game millions have won. everything from prius cars to beaches vacations, cash and live nation p aess.
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>> hi, everyone, i'm jimmy. i'm the host. hey, before we get started, does anyone have jumper cables? i left the vibrating back massager on in my car. what a way to end the summer here in the united states. there's a tropical storm headed towards the east coast and the west coast is on fire. if this country was a pancake, we'd flip it over and be fine, but it isn't a pancake which is good, because honestly i'd wind up eating my house, but it does feel like we're on a griddle. it has been very hot in l.a. this week. it got up to over 107 in the valley today. the state of california is $30 billion in debt so what we decided d to do is set it on fi and collect the insurance. [ laughter ] i was thinking about this, we're surrounded by flames. wewe've got heidi and spspencer. hahas it ever occurred to someo that thismight be hell? we may be -- wee might be righ in the middle of eternal damnation a and we don't even kw it. [ cheers and applause ]] this weekend iss the last hurr
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for r most kids in america. school starts on mononday. ery year at this time i i'd like to take a moment to thank my mom for sendining meme to high scho with a briefcasase on my fifirs day. thus, earning meme the nicknam briefcase. but thanank y, mmom. ununless you're e a real nerd g backck to school no fun. so hertonight to help youngsters who might have to be ing it this week, with the back to school tip, our very own hollywood boulevard chewbaka. >> watch out ithe lunchroom because i used to eat bacon at school, i used to bring bacon in my bookbag and this kid like he tried to make me look like a fool in fronof all my other friends. basically, what he did was he picked up his lunch tray and he started beating me with it. there's this girl i liked and she thought i was a loser after i got beat up. then i went to his house and like i waited for him to go inside and i went to his car and like -- i like put milk in his
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car. [ laughter ] >> there you go, kids. something from chewbaka. on hollywood boulevard. he died in the heat today, by the way. [ laughter ] it's back to school tuesday for d kate plus 8." evle tddmi of e leddd of divorce,theydd reunited jon and kate to drop the sextuplets off for first day of kindergarten. the paparazzi was there. when the teacher asked the kids what they did this summer, they said pick up an "us weekly." i guess there was an awkward moment when -- i guess jon got confused an accidentally dropped his girlfriend off in the third grade, but other than that it went -- it went fine. [ laughter ] today and tomorrow, the state of california is having a big garage sale up in sacramento. which is probably not a good sign for the economy when the largest state in the union is holding a garage sale to pay its debts. our governor, arnold schwarzenegger, signed a lot of
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the items for sale. i guess to raise their value and he's been doing all he can to advertise it too. we showed the first commercial a coekd o s henoan d golewef bragonano ans now he's got brand new one out today. >> hello, i'm governor arnold schwarzenegger with another california report. today and tomorrow, my california garage sale sellout. everything must go. hasta la vista, computers. we've got slightly used speedos. and the swords, and cuba gooding, jr., it's all here in the greatest garage sale in california history. once this deal is gone, they won't be back. don't just do it for me, do it for jenny. >> you know the garage sale -- we owe $30 billion and we want to make money. forget the garage sale, take some of the confiscated pot and
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have bake sale. that will raise -- [ cheers and applause ] right? right, uncle frank? >> right, jim. >> these town hall meetings about healthcare are going on around the country. from what i have seen in the news, what we're most lacking is mental healthcare because there are nothing but crazy people going to these things. this is from minnesota yesterday. a town hall meeting held by congresswoman michelle bachman. >> we can disagree about what the best is, but i'll tell you what, i would far prefer to have american medical care than i would realheththcan ie u.k. any day of the week. >> she's right. we've got -- we've got the best healthcare in the world. the very best! >> thanks, monopoly guy. [ laughter ] of course you have good [ ughter ], he's a billionaire. meanwhile, president obamn a is ydeel trying to take a wh nis wi orotng out so cesterday, he did get a chlloran sterday, he did get a chance to take his daughters for a bike
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ride, but he's getting criticism because he wasn't wearing a helmet. the kids are, and some people are saying that that sets a bad example but what people don't know, the president doesn't need to wear a helmet. let's say obama is riding his bike and let's say it hits a rock. eflies over -- he flies over the handle bars, but as soon as he does, his ears automatically extend like wings flying him up to heaven where he gives jesus a high-five and gently comes back to the ground. no helmet necessary. one more thing, it's friday night, time for our weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. it is this week in unnecessary censorship. [ cheers and applause ] >> just in to the msnbc new information about tropical storm danny. nbc meteorologist bill -- bill, i'm [ bleep ]ing up your name. >> i love my life and i also
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[ bleep ] my wife. >> senator ted kennedy has passed. we do have a look back at his very long [ bleep ]. >> every time we get into a hassle on the floor, we'd slip in the back and [ bleep ] each other. >> something a woman might have that she would keep secret from hubby. >> how about a [ bleep ]? >> so time to see what the stars are up to when they're not busy [ bleep ]. >> we know with adult men getting circumcised it's a bigger [ bleep ]. >> in case one of the guys gets hurt. >> we don't need no [ bleep ] key. >> if you were going to [ bleep ] someone in hollywood, who would it be? >> john lubitz. >> speaking of body art, you know what we have to show when talking about it. we found an opportunity this morning. >> we did a picture of my [ bleep ]. you know, i was up for mr. california, but i had to dropped out. i refused to wax my myself. [ cheers and applause ] >> on the show tonight, from
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♪ >> welcome back to "dancing with the stars." with us tonight, from "dark blue" on tnt, dylan mcdermott is here. from "the office" and quentin tarantino's "inglourious basterds," b.j. novak is here. and later on, a great new band which includes alison mosshart, dean fertia, jack lawrence and jack white, this is their debut album called "horehound," the dead weather, tonight from the pontiac garage outdoor stage. tomorrow night, that's saturday, if you have no one to talk to at 10:00, check out "jimmy kimmel's big ght of stars". it's a one-on-one interview special with michael phelps, tracy morgan, salma hayek, neil
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patrick harris, jason segal, matthew fox, tina fey, am carolla, kevin james and more. again, 10:00 p.m. here tomorrow night. this is something. a recent study done at the university of memphis concluded th almost 60% of african-american children are -- cannot swim. that's twice as many as white kids. why this is true, i don't know. so i paid a visit to my friends at legends barbershop here in l.a. to see if they know and if maybe together we can't turn this trend around. ♪ hello, everyone. >> hey! >> i'm back. what's going on? how are you? >> what's happening? >> how you doing? >> welcome back. >> good to see you. >> i just need a little trim. the usual. well, the reason i came here today, besides the hair, is i read a study in the news that i thought was kind of interesting.
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said nearly 60% of african-americans can't swim. that's from the university of memphis, department of heah and sports sciences. and i want to know, well, first of all, do you agree with that figure, 60%? >> people in memphis can't swim? [ laughter ] >> no. i know this much, every pool party i go to that has black people there, no one gets in the pool. >> so black people have pool parties? >> yeah. all the time. >> let me write this down. >> barbecue out, get the charcoal going, everybody is around the pool. >> nobody goes in? >> no. if you go with black women it's 90% because black women don't get their hair wet for something. >> is that true? >> until i take her hat off and look. [ laughter ] >> have you guys seen the movie
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"jaws"? >> yeah. >> has a black person ever been attacked by a shark? >> yeah. >> samuel l. jackson. >> samuel l. jackson got attacked by a shark? >> yeah. >> we're not about to die, we're about to live. we are going to seal off this -- [ laughter ] >> that's why we don't swim. >> the only black person ever killed in the water. >> is that right? >> yeah. >> this is really beautiful. and then i ate it. >> she is like the jackie robinson being killed by jellyfish? [ laughter ] >> i'm going to go through some african-american celebrities and you tell me whether you think they could swim or not. all right. kid -- >> the pool would be empty. he'd be sitting at the bottom with no water. >> all right. moan freeman. >> so black he wouldn't be allowed in pools. no, no. he's not allowed to swim yet. there were no black pools back then. >> al sharpton? >> no. no! >> wait, al sharpton can swim if you say black people cannot
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swim. [ laughter ] >> sinbad? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> the lighter the complexion, the more likely it is that people can swim? >> yes. i have seen an alibino walk on water. >> i underand to a certain extent but the more you're out in the sun swimming the darker your skin is going to be. so it's more likely if you're darker that you can swim. >> no. that first bull ride over here we ain't been by the water a lot. >> if they couldn't swim they'd have never got or here in the first place. we're going back. [ laughter ] >> i'll tell you something, guys, there's only one way to really settle this. >> how's that? >> all right, this is it. this is the pool. what is this? [ laughter ]
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it's nice. are you a scuba diver? >> no. >> do you know how to use scuba equipment? >> absolutely not. >> this is going to be great then. >> keep your floaty around you. walk down to the edge. all right. so we've got the strong swimmers, keep an eye on the people not so good at swimming or in some cases cannot swim at all. and let's do it. there's only one way to learn. that's to jump right in. here we go, everybody. here we go. and you just move your arms and kick your legs. >> i can't do it! >> round of applause for mike. [ applause ] >> all right, mike. >> all right. well, here's a fun game that i like to play in the pool, marco polo, it goes like this. i close my eyes and i yell marco -- and then everyone else
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yells polo. >> no, that's not how we play it. >> how do you play it? >> marco! >> julio! >> yeah. >> you play marco julio? i like that. one of our preeminent african-american swimmers in the united states, everybody. coolio, i thought it would be a nice thing if you could talk to everybody about swimming and why it's important. >> if you can't swim, your ass is going to drawn. >> see that? if you can't swim, your ass is going to drown. we're focusing on african-americans and there's another group that's 60% that can't swim in america and that's latinos. as a matter of fact, there's one over there. >> yeah. >> look at how gracefully he gets into the water, like a swan. [ laughter ] now swim over here, guillermo. isn't that the cutest thing you
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have ever seen in your life? >> aah. >> guillermo, i'd like to introduce you to some black people. >> hey, everybody. >> hey! >> i think we have a lot in common. >> in guillermo's country they call water agwa. all right, now, i think it's time for the big finale. and, well, if we could do this, i think we're probably going to set a pretty good example for the whole rest of the country. are you guys ready? >> yeah! >> are you ready, guillermo? >> yes, we can. >> like a mexican obama. all right. [ laughter ] ♪
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♪ hi, there, we're back. still to come on the show, b.j. novak will be here and the dead weather. our first guest tonight is a golden globe-winning actor whom you know from "the practice" and films alongside great actors like clint eastwood, julia roberts and snoop dogg. his new show, "dark blue" airs wednesday nights at 10:00 on tnt. please welcome dylan mcdermott. [ cheers and applause ]
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wow. good to see you.now, we're bothd in law enforcement. >> is that right? oh, that's right. >> he was a cop. >> how long were you a cop for, frank? >> 20 years. >> you know how many arrests he made in 20 years? >> how many? >> uncle frank? >> six. >> six arrests. >> you as a pretend police officer on television has probably made more arrests than uncle frank as a real one. >> i think i have. >> he looks more authentic anyway. the people get afraid from him. i looked like a pussy cat. [ laughter ] >> do you have cuffs? >> not on me. >> oh, okay.
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[ laughter ] >> n in the k- -- he was in the k-9 squad and my job as a 13-year-old was to go into the woods and hide and the dog would come after me. >> he would sic his dogs on you? >> yeah. >> why? >> because he had to train the dogs. >> oh, for practice. >> so i'd hide in the trees and leaves. >> so your uncle trained his animals to kill you? >> well, not kill, but he did bite me. >> wow, that's no good at all. that's probably what happened to michael vick. it's probably -- [ laughter ] this ain't "oprah" by the way. so, well, that's disturbing. this is your dad's brother or -- >> yeah, my dad's brother. >> what did your dad do for a living? >> my dad is still a bartender. grew up in the bar business. i was working with him, again, when i was 13 or 14 years old. >> in a different way he also endangered you at work. >> yeah.
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>> what was it like working with your dad in a bar? >> it was amazing. first of all, it was an irish bar and every night there was a fight. i mean, every night. there was a big brawl and it was my first fight, my first real big fight. >> how old are you at this point? >> i was 14. i was working on this guy on the top of the cab. >> you were working on him in what way? punching him -- >> yeah, punching him in the face. >> so the fight spilled outside? >> yeah, way outside. so many people. he looked at me out of the corner of his eyes and he's never been so proud of me. i mean, i'm winning the golden globe, but the beam in his eye i'll never forget. >> as you pummelled some drunk on the cab? >> he still talks about it. >> that's a beautiful story. how old are your stories? >> i have a 13 and a 3-year-old. >> have you introduced them to beating people up on taxi cabs? >> not yet.
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>> you have not. well, a fe more years, maybe next year that's something you'll do. >> yes. >> and your kids are -- are they good kids? well, i would assume you wouldn't say if they weren't. >> i would say they're eccentric. >> in what way are they eccentr eccentric? >> well, the other day i was shopping for toilets, and i lost track of the little one. next thing i knew she was on the toilet. >> oh, in the -- like in the home depot or something? >> yes. yes. and -- >> nice. >> yeah. >> using it? >> yes. [ laughter ] i didn't want to say it. but, yeah. >> and can you give us a number? [ laughter ] >> they gave me 10% off. >> 10% off. you actually had to buy the toilet? >> i had to buy it. come on. >> i guess so. did you have any use for the toilet? >> not really, it's pink.
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>> i gotcha. you play on this show an undercover officer. did you have to go through training or was your uncle having the dogs chase you through the forest enough? >> i had to do more than the dogs. i went to the lapd and went on patrol with them. >> do you think they show you anything when you go -- because i think that happens regularly. >> well, i do. we went on patrols with people who knew i was. >> were the people out on the street? >> everybody. oh, he's not really a cop. >> sure. >> so we pulled over the gang bangers which is fascinating. you put the siren on and talk to them and pull them over. they were really nice, and we talked to them for 20 minutes and got back in the car. d what's really bad, he said i kied that guy's brother two i was like i wish you had told
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me that before iot out of e car. >> wow. they had a fridly conversation? > very friendly i thougught. >> that gogoes to show you, gangbangers are peopletoo. >> absolutely. >> well,great to see you. congratulations on the show. 's calle"dark blue". it airs wednesdaysys at 1010:00 p.m. on tnt. we'll be right back with b.j. novak. hey smart, heard you're getting free nights from hotels.com. how? well, funny you should ask. you see, after i book 10 nights, i get a free one. say i spend 2 nights at a big name hotel, 3 at a boutique, and 5 at a beach resort... and boom! free night.
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♪ still to come, the dead weather will be with us. on and off, for the last six years, our next guest has been working at the dunder mifflin paper company. he's parlayed that into an opportunity to hp brad pitt hunt nazis in quentin tarantino's new movie nglourious basterds." >> so you're a jew hunter. >> a jew hunter? just a name that stuck. >> well, you do ve to admit, it is catchy.
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>> do you control the nicknames your enemies bestow on you? the apache and the littlman? >> what do you mean the little man? >> germans nickname for you. >> the german's nickname for me is the little man? >> indeed it is. please say hello to b.j. novak. [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> i'm good. you did a great job in the movie. >> thank you. >> it was an excellent movie. you must have been delighted to be part of it. >> it was really fun. it was a life experience. scalping nazis for tarantino. >>ou played a vicious killer. obviously, on the right side, but you were a vicious person in the film. >> i do vicious things in the name of goodness. there was a night where we went
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out to the bar in the movie with quentin aa quentin tarantino. he said, tomorrow you're going to learn how to fire a machine gun and how to scalp a human being. i'm scared out of my head and he points to me, i have a feeling you're not going to be in the top three. he had promised us we'd get close-ups in the movie. we were going to get close-ups in the movie if we were one of the top three scalpers. i went home that night, i was nervous about it, but i looked up on wikipedia, everything i could about scalping. i sort of approached it like a kid trying to get an a on a weird homework assignment. i looked up magic sites. by the way, your g-mail ads change if you look up scalping. you get weird things sent to you. i had the weapons training and i was told i was the top scalper and i got my close-up. >> you were the top scalper.
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congratulations. why do you think quentin tarantino thought you wouldn't be good at this? >> that's very polite of you to ask that question. i think i look like someone who wouldn't scalp nazis. that's a good thing. but when you're working in a tarantino movie not a good thing. >> how do you go about doing it? >> you make an incision in the forehead -- this is weird to talk about. >> but someone might need to know. >> then you follow through. i don't know what's going on in your life. this is important, you yank the hair at the end. like pulling off a band-aid. >> and you're good at that? >> i'm very good at that. yeah. >> my highlight as a scalper. >> what is this you brought here? you have an item here. >> i do. i found the most i think intense life story i have ever come across on the back of a honey bunches of oats box.
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[ laughter ] and i thought it would be a good idea to share it. >> oh, well, sure, go right away. >> thank you. so this is -- this is an incredibly epic life story of the adventure. it says, how did they come up with the idea for this amazing cereal? i'm expecting to find a cross word, but instead it's like a 500-page biography of this man's journey. the further you go, the more intense it gets. verne had a big idea. vernon j. hersing, started to work for post cereals in 1951 as a summer student working in the factory. he joined post full-time in 1960 and in 1976 was named the facility manager in battle creek, michigan. so 25 years has gone by in the blink of an eye. that's how epic the story. 25 years, nothing yet. [ laughter ] verne wanted to create a product that combines cereals from one of post's facilities where in
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1986, so ten more years have gone by, where we manufactured c.w. post,t,toastiti, , grapape flakeses a and s sugugar flakes. he wondered if by combining these different cereals he could create a a new product, one that would outstsell all of the othe. we have all had this dream. [ laughter ] combine enough cereals d make a super cereal. we don't have the resources that vernon has. >> you need bowls and the cereal. >> yeah. he's working at the factory with four cereals, he gets the courage over the course of 35 years -- [ laughter ] this story has a happy ending. i don't mean to suggest -- one saturday afternoon, verne asked his 18-year-old daughter, kimberly, so again, life has gone by in this story. again, it's epic, to help him mix different cereal mixtures. they began to sample the combinations. ultimately picking a favorite. this story is half over. [ laughter ]
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the next step was to figure out what to call the product. first they came up with battle creek cereal. but research showed that many consumers didn't like that name. [ laughter ] research can be very valuable. at the time no cereal on the market offered the different kind of mixed textures so the team presented their dilemma to eva page, a post brand manager and she comes in and steals the show. eva takes the cereal and said, the cereal is exactly what it tastes like, granola and flakes. so 35 years down the drain. no reaction. [ laughter ] but wait, she took another bite it says and then asked -- such suspense in the story, and then asked to make it more exciting can you put honey in the granola and the granola is made with oats so she's on a roll. so said eva, the concept is honey bunches of oats and
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flakes. this time consumers loved the name. it's not a great name. >> well no, the flakes sounds like dandruff. >> but even honey bunches of oats is a good name. honey smacks is a good name. honey bunches of oats. anyway -- >> you bought it. >> i bought it. it's delicious. >> the project was back on track with the project officially dubbed honey bunches of oats and eva asked how can we make it a more family cereal? this breaks my heart. the research team suggested adding post sugar sparkle flakes to the brand and you may remember this as one of the four cereals that had been in the factory the whole time. somewhere in this 35-year process he left out one of the cereals. he must have felt embarrassed. >> oh, yeah. >> the story is almost over. finally it all came together
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after three years of development. most of the time spent searching for a concept. honey bunches of oats hit the market in 1989, a mere 38 years after verne's journey began. >> wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> and -- >> to verne. >> to verne -- >> you know what? you know what you need is a newspaper subscription. >> normally, i have a cross word puzzle or something on the back of the box. i wasn't expecting a gripping biography. and he pulled this off. >> well, this could be your next film right here. b.j. novak. "inglourious basterds" is in theaters now. coming up, music from the dead weather. >> next week on "jimmy kimmel live" -- kyra sedgwick, emile hirsch, patton oswalt, kathie lee gifford, milo ventimiglia, r. kelly, gerrard butler, nate berkus, and music from maxwell.
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♪ you're so far from your weapon and the place you were born ♪ ♪ there's a bullet in my pocket burning a hole ♪ ♪ you're so far from your weapon and you want to go home ♪ ♪ i try to give you whiskey but it never do work ♪ ♪ try to give you whiskey but it never do work ♪ ♪ suddenly you're begging me to do so much worse ♪ ♪ suddenly, you're begging me to do so much worse ♪ ♪ well, i knew it from the get go the bullet was cursed ♪ ♪ i knew it from the get go the bullet was cursed ♪ ♪ ever since i had you every little thing hurts ♪ ♪ ever since i had you every little thing hurts ♪ ♪ you wanna get up, let go i say no ♪ ♪ you wanna get up, letet go
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you wanna get up, let go ♪ ♪ i say no you wanna get up let go ♪ ♪ ♪ you dream of seeing fire in them hills ♪ ♪ but you better wipe that smile froyour lips ♪ ♪ which of us will be the one to go ♪ ♪ which of us will be the one to go ♪ ♪ he who hits the roads the one who lives ♪ ♪ he who hits the roads the one who lives ♪ ♪ you wna get up, let go i say no ♪
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♪ you wanna get up, let go you wanna get up, let go ♪ ♪ i say no you wanna get up, let go ♪ ♪ ♪ there's a bullet in my pocket burning a hole ♪ ♪ it's so far from your weapon and the place you were born ♪ ♪ there's a bullet in my pocket
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burning a hole ♪ ♪ you're so far from your weapon and the place you wanna go home ♪ ♪ you wanna get up, let go, i say no ♪ ♪ you wanna get up, let go you wanna get up, let go ♪ ♪ i say no you wanna get up, let go ♪ ♪ you wanna get up, let go i say no ♪ ♪ you wanna get up, let go you wanna get up, let go, i say no ♪ ♪ you wanna get up, let go [ cheers and applause ]
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