american troops but american expertise to rebuild the country. >> we're not aband doning afghanistan, nor are we going to have an open-ended troop commitment because no war can go on indefinitely and afghanistan cannot bear the pain and cost. >> reporter: holbrooke, the distinguished diplomat, was not above sometimes using less than diplomatic language. >> and everybody in the world knows that, and it's silly to even reto such a lute ludicrous charge. >> reporter: he was shaped by his first experience as a diplomat, in vietnam more than 45 years ago. he went on to become the youngest ever assistant secretary of state and was twice appointed ambassador to germany and the united nations. he also had a successful second career on wall street. but his professional love was always public service. and he was grateful for the opportunity to serve his country once again as special envoy. >> i thank you for your

confidence in offering me this daunting assignment. and all i can do is pledge my best to undertake it. >> reporter: he suffered from heart trouble and he died after surgery to repair his aorta. with his family beside him. he was 69. christiane amanpour, abc news, washington. >> and he was hard at work to the very end. the memorials, the notes of respect, have been pouring in, including from the white house tonight. hailing him as, quote, a truly unique figure who will be remembered for his tireless diplomacy, love of country and pursuit of peace. tough road in afghanistan. just got tougher with that loss. that is our report for tonight. for all of us at abc news, good night. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel. the place to be for the big professional championship game i'm not legally allowed to mention by name is the bud light

hotel. >> -- after the kickoff. >> jimmy: guillermo, i hear you, but where are you? >> behind you! >> jimmy: oh. >> i am in my bud light hotel. i made it myself. >> jimmy: oh. why did you do that, guillermo? >> because i cannot wait to get to the real bud light hotel. parties every night. the official playboy party and concert with keisha and nelly. i build my own hotel out of cases of bud light. one for every day until the big game. >> that's just about the dumbest idea i've ever heard in my life. but the results speak for themselves. >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: now, can you move it, because i don't want anyone to get confused. the bud light hotel isn't in hollywood, it's going to be in dallas, not here. so if you could just move that. >> are you sure? >> jimmy: positive, yeah. >> okay, the bud light hotel. i'll see you in february.

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here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. thank you for watching. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. wow, what a day it was today, huh? the midwest and the east coast got slammed with a brutal snowstorm. here in l.a., it was sunny and 80 degrees celsius, by the way. crazy, right? that we're in the same country? if you're visiting, it's not always 80 degrees and sunny. at night, the sun disappears, sometimes for hours. and the temperature drops. sometimes we have winds from the southwest at 4 miles an hour. it can get terrible. [ laughter ] i'm sure the earth will eventually swallow us whole but until then, i tell you, i'll keep rollerblading to work with

my shirt off and enjoying it. almost a foot and a half of snow fell on minneapolis over the weekend. the vikings were supposed to play the giants. the plan hit a snag when the roof actually caved in from the weight of the snow. rarely do you see the weather affect a game in a dome. but look at that. it spilled all over. that's why my mother said never build your stadium roof out of plastic wrap. [ laughter ] confused charlie sheen volunteered to clean it all up. the game had to be moved to detroit tonight. which neither of the teams are from detroit. brett favre did not play quarterback. his consecutive start streak ends. he actually had a close call. brett favre lakes to get to practice early. had his fly before open that avalanche could have easily landed on his penis. christmas is like what, 10, 11

days away? it's getting down to the wire. as a service to you, we've combed through craigslist. the online website. they have used items. we found some. and we invited the folks selling them to come showcase those items here on the show. and they're here with us now. in fact, let's meet our first seller. her name is corin wright. hello, how are you? i want to be clear, you actually placed an ad on craigslist. >> i did. >> jimmy: we found that ad. tell us about your item. >> it is a signed and dated letter from lyle menendez from state prison. >> jimmy: of the infamed menendez brothers. >> correct. >> jimmy: why did you get a letter? >> i actually wrote him first. he was friends with one of my friends. and i wanted to do an essay for college on him. he said no, wanted to further correspo correspond. i'm selling the famous letter.

>> jimmy: this would be a great gift for, say, your parents? >> i don't thing my mom would be too happy for that. >> jimmy: probably not. and what is that worth? what are you asking for that? >> actually, letters from him are up to $2,000. i'm only asking $600. >> jimmy: does he know you're here selling this? >> no. >> jimmy: think how much it will be worth when he finds out and eventually kills you. >> i hope that doesn't happen. >> jimmy: so $2,000? do they sell letters -- >> they've sold up to $2,000. >> jimmy: what will someone do with something like this? >> probably resell it for more money when he dies. >> jimmy: so this is an investment? >> i should probably keep it. >> jimmy: if you want to bid on this, you go to craigslist, look for signed and dated letter from lyle menendez. thank you, corin. you can get it. it's a deal. all right. let's see. our next seller is rosy. hello. there you are.

oh, no. >> sorry, hi. >> jimmy: this is -- is this related to the menendez or -- what's going on here? what do you have here for sale? >> i have mannequins with real human hair. >> jimmy: ooh. how did they -- did they grow? how did they get real human hair? >> well, they were made that way for, like, you know, hairstylists to -- >> jimmy: it's like we got the ckardashians together here, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what are you asking for this? >> i'm asking $20 each. >> jimmy: $20 each. are they cheaper as a set? >> no. >> jimmy: $20 each. what do we have, seven? so $140 for the whole lot. wouldn't that be great in any kid's stocking on christmas morning? all right. well, again, thank you very much. if you want to bid on this or you want to buy it, however it works on craigslist, go to

craigslist, searches could met tology mannequin heads. take your heads and get out of here, will you? one more. this is a gentleman named daniel garcia. daniel -- now, daniel, you're selling this sign -- [ laughter ] and how much do you want for this sign? >> i want 300 bucks. >> jimmy: you want $300. and tell us what one would do with a sign that has a telephone number on it. >> if you got an insurance office -- >> jimmy: if you have an answer office -- >> you can change the phone number. >> jimmy: how can you change the phone number? >> the people who do the sign knows -- >> jimmy: so essentially starting from scratch. >> kind of sort of. >> jimmy: you want $300. where did you get this in the first place? >> i used to work in an office that closed. the owner told me to take it out. >> jimmy: is this someone's phone number we're putting on television now? >> no. >> jimmy: it is not? >> no, it's not. >> jimmy: are you sure? >> absolutely. >> jimmy: okay, all right. but this is an old insurance office. >> yep, it is. >> jimmy: and what would one do

with an item like this? >> just put it in the window, advertise your insurance company. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, it would be -- it would be great hanging in the bar of a very boring person at home, you know? >> that too. >> jimmy: it could be a nice item. >> that too. >> jimmy: to claim this neon sign, go to -- now, why does it say $3? neon sign $3 on the thing? >> well, to get more hits on craigslist you put a lower price. >> jimmy: really? >> yep. >> jimmy: so you're dishonest? >> no, it says the price right there. >> jimmy: yeah, but that isn't the price. >> it is, it says. >> jimmy: wait a minute, it says neon sign, $3. >> inside the ad it says $300. >> jimmy: so you pretended you made a mistake? >> no. >> jimmy: how much for this thing, because i kind of would like to have it? what would you take? what's the lowest? >> for you, you can have it for 300 bucks. >> jimmy: what about -- let's start at $3 and go up from there. >> any bids? >> jimmy: i'll meet you halfway,

between 300 and 3, how's that? >> that sounds good. >> jimmy: i'll give you 200 bucks for this thing. >> all right. >> jimmy: you'll sell it to me? okay, guillermo, help him out. [ applause ] here we go. pleasure doing business with you. there you go. thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. >> jimmy: you see, crime does pay. thank you. [ applause ] so there you go. thanks, guillermo. i have some neighbors that are going to love that on the front of their home. yes, i do. besides exchanging lousy gifts, another tradition, at least in my house, is watching classic christmas cartoons. let's be honest, we've seen them all. over and over and over again. so we've been hard at work trying to freshen them up for you. tonight, we took one of the greats "a charlie brown christmas" and replaced the original audio with the audio from barbara walters' interview

with the cast from "jersey shore" thursday night. snooki meets snoopy. enjoy. >> you have your own language so you have to help me. gtl. >> when barbara was speaking in our language, that was freakin' awesome. >> gtl. gym, tan, laundry. a schedule for what we would do. >> okay, grenades? >> unattractive female. >> okay, smoosh. >> smoosh. >> it was very funny to hear barbara say smoosh. >> it's a nicer way of saying -- of hooking up or having sex with somebody. >> well, i must say, this is an interview unlike many that i have done before. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i think barbara looks good as a redhead. becoming. in less happy news, it was an embarrassing weekend for miley cyrus. on friday, tmz posted this video of miley cyrus smoking out of a bong.

tmz says the substance she's smoking is a hallucinogenic herb called salvia, actually legal. it can cause you to think the girl videotaping you is your friend. a lot of people are up in arms about this. fans of miley, parents of the fans of miley cyrus. i think they should give her a break. she had one hit. same as her dad. right? her dad, by the way -- [ applause ] miley's father, billy ray cyrus, went on twitter to express his disappointment. how parenting is done now a days. he tweeted, sorry, guys, i had no idea. just saw the stuff for the first time myself. i'm so sad. there's much beyond my control right now. in other words, miley, you're breaking your father's heart. his achey breaky heart. i feel bad for billy ray cyrus.

you want to be a good dad and teach your daughter a lesson but you also don't want to lose your allowance so it's a real -- the good news is snoop dogg had already begun adoption proceedings. [ applause ] that was a very good clip. whether it was one of the best clips of the year, i don't know. the internet gives us so many wonderful things. television gives us wonderful things too. throughout the year, we bring you the funniest and most interesting clips we can find. and as the year 2010 comes to a close, it's time to look back and honor the best of the best. for the next few nights, we're going to show you nominees for this year's best video. on thursday, we'll crown a winner. without further ado, here are your three nominees for 2010 clip of the year. antoine doddson. >> well, obviously, we have a rapist in lincoln park. he's climbing in your windows.

he's snatching your people up. trying to rape 'em. so ya'll need to hide your kids. hide your wife. and hide your husband because they raping everybody out here. >> he sends this warning to whoever is responsible. >> you don't have to come and confess that you did it. we're looking for you. we gonna find you. i'm letting you know now. so you can run and tell that. homeboy. [ applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. the weather map. >> the map from behind that can effect us later in the week. this is how it looks tomorrow. getting some steam here. temperatures are going to be a few degrees higher tomorrow. [ applause ] >> jimmy: and little otter. >> what's up, little ator? >> little otter. it wants to get back up here. holy [ bleep ] [ screaming ]

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>> jimmy: the phone is ringing off the hook. welcome back. with us tonight, a young man you can see on a light cycle in a skin-tight onesie starting this friday. from "tron: legacy," garrett hedlund is here. then later, making their network television debut. this is their third album, "alive as you are," darker my love from the bud light stage. tomorrow night, kevin spacey will join us, olivia wilde will be here and we'll have music from goo goo dolls.

and later this week, mark wahlberg, beau garrett, jeff bridges and music from the temper trap and diddy will be here with his band diddy dirty money. speaking of bands, i'm thinking of starting a band of my own. have you seen these? i've been playing with them constantly. they go like this. ♪ they harmonize. you guys, by the way, could be in trouble here, band. ♪ isn't that great? you should see me like an idiot doing this for 40 minutes at my house by myself. i keep going to people, isn't th this guillermo, we should make you into one of these. >> sure, that would be great. >> jimmy: we better move on here. our first guest tonight was the head cheerleader and

valedictorian at the university of "oprah." ♪ i think that means they died. she's taken time away from her tv shows, her magazine, website, her food items, her chain of auto body shops to write this new best-seller, "look and cook." please say hello to rachael ray. [ applause ] >> hi, guys. hey, everybody. >> jimmy: you look great. thank you for coming. >> i'm so honored and, and thrilled to be here. plus, you finished my christmas list. >> jimmy: oh, good. >> i can probably get cheaper insurance with you. >> jimmy: how you doing? everything good? >> everything is fantastic. >> jimmy: can i ask you, how many -- how many cookbooks have you written? >> 18. lucky number 18. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and are you worried at

all that you're going to run out of recipes? because there's a lot of recipes in this book. >> i carry these little paper books with me every day and i write in the middle of the night. i take the book with me to gym. i write in the car. i write when i get my hair blown out. it's what i do. it's sort of like some people play soduku or whatever it is -- >> jimmy: you come up with recipes? >> songwriters write songs. i write food. >> jimmy: you're sitting in the hair salon and they're sprayi i aqua net and you're thinking foods? >> it's usually my dining room, and i'm writing recipes. >> jimmy: in the magazine every day with rachael ray, guess what got named one of the top gift choices of the year? your book. >> well, my staff -- >> jimmy: congratulations. >> i have to tell you, i do not curate that so my staff gave me some props, so it's nice. i try and make it cool though --

>> jimmy: i will buy nine of the items on this page. you think i'm kidding, i'm not. i see sock monkeys. >> sock monkey's great, right? >> jimmy: why not? why not have monkeys in your shoes? here's a little peanut butter gelly is sandwich cutters. >> you can shape them like fun things. i did my christmas shopping with you and i'm happy to be here to reciprocate. >> jimmy: thank you very much. one of the things you talk about a lot is extra virgin olive oil. >> evo. >> jimmy: which you call evo. >> evo, uh-huh. >> jimmy: an easier way to say it. >> i've been on food network for ten years. originally, i just started saying evo because i'm talking to myself and a bunch of vegetables. it was just quicker. >> jimmy: you even have your own. >> yep, hi, baby. >> jimmy: you have your own extra virgin motor oil too. >> my husband came up with that. [ applause ] >> jimmy: there's a -- you need

both of them, right? >> interchangeable. >> jimmy: why do they call it extra virgin in the first place? you can't be an extra virgin. >> yeah, i mean, are they -- >> jimmy: you're either a virgin or you're not. i mean, there may be some gray area but not when it comes to olives. >> can you imagine checking under the olive's hood? you know? >> jimmy: the gynecologist talking to the olive. speaking of extra virgin, oprah, the virgin mary of our time. [ laughter ] if you -- she is and if you dare say she isn't, you'll be struck by lightning. lch how did you meet oprah? >> i was called to do the oprah winfrey show when i'd been on food network for a while and i was on a book tour. it was this time of the year. it was about six years ago. and i was so nervous because the night before, there was this huge snowstorm in washington and i didn't think i was going to get to go to the oprah show. i couldn't get out. i got in to chicago at 3:00 in

the morning. i was so nervous and i had been crying the whole time because i'm like, i'm not going to make oprah -- my eyes were like golf balls. and i brought beautiful, like, you know, going to church or meeting your boyfriend's family for the first time clothes. i'm pressing my clothes like 3:30 in the morning. they pick me up at 6:00. i go over there. the hair and makeup team, the look of disappointment on their face when they saw me was a lot. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah. so they tried to fix me up and curl my hair and i ended up in these ringlets sort of oprah-esque. then i put on the big fancy skirt and the sweater and all that. i go out and the dog whisperer was on the same day. oprah's in blue jeans and a really cool shirt. >> jimmy: oh, great. >> and she looks like i look on "30 minute meals." i come out and i look like i'm an oprah stalker. i have the big ringlets and the crazy clothes and the skirt and -- >> jimmy: dressed just like oprah. >> and i'm panting like i'm in lamaze class. i'm sweating like -- like, hi,

oprah. but she's so wonderful. honestly. and we -- >> jimmy: of course she is. she couldn't be anything less than wonderful. when you look into her eyes, you see unicorns and rainbows, right? >> it really is. it really is like that. she smiles and you just feel okay. we went to break and she's like, you've got it, just calm down. >> jimmy: she said you've got it? wow. >> it was so great. >> jimmy: and you've also recently worked with another one name super star. in fact, he happens to be our security guard guillermo. >> i was so honored to get this booking. it was huge. >> jimmy: guillermo -- >> huge. >> jimmy: is a bit of a foodie i guess you'd call him, gourmet. >> he's a gourmet and wine connoisseur. >> jimmy: he has his own show in which he reviews wines. ways your favorite wine, guillermo, just out of curiositity? >> i don't remember. >> jimmy: you don't remember? >> well, we had a good afternoon. >> jimmy: guillermo, did you want to set up the clip for us? >> yeah, roll the tape.

>> jimmy: thank you. >> and now the splendid grape with guillermo. >> oh, hello, welcome to the splendid grape. i'm guillermo, editor of "vino buff" magazine. today, we'll be talking about festive holiday wine. with my very special guest, celebrity television chef rachael ray. let's welcome her. >> hi, guillermo. >> jimmy: hi, rachel, how you doing? >> i'm terrific, how are you? happy holidays. >> jimmy: what holiday wine have you brought for us? >> i'm very excited to introduce you to this. this is st. veritas. it's a bodelo. >> bodelo? >> yes. it's a beautiful wine. is i was actually married in the city in italy. >> oh. >> it's the earth, the herbs, the vineyards itself. it's flowers.

it's income tuscany. it's just -- >> let's try it. shall we? >> i think you're going to love it. >> wow, this italian wine tastes like when someone threw up on themselves. >> would you like to try some of the other bottles? i could open a nice pinot -- >> i think i'm just going to eat the cheese better. thank you, rachael ray. i'm guillermo. join me next week with my guest dofl lundgren and joan van ark. by. [ applause ] >> jimmy: when we come back, we're going to cook, right? rachael ray is here. garrett hedlund. we'll be right back.

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>> jimmy: we're back with rachael ray. we're going to cook two things tonight? >> the cookbook is interesting for people buying it in print

because there's 600 pictures step by step. >> jimmy: there are a lot of good pictures. >> and there's online comb pan to the book to make it interesting for people who like to read their books on their i-pad or whatever. you can virtually cook along with me with the online companion. >> jimmy: very cool. >> i sort of did a male/female thing. a lovely figure friendly simple supper. i have simply sauteed pears and apples. nutmeg. and a little honey when they get tender and a little splash of lemon juice. in the same pan, you hit boneless skinless chicken breast in. you have some smashed potatoes. buy the baby ones so you don't have to peel them. and slice up some camembert cheese. and smash that in. >> how do i chop it? >> it doesn't matter. >> jimmy: should i peel it? >> no, the rhine is edible, delicious.

>> jimmy: now, this can't be healthy, can it? >> it's pretty healthy. you have the boneless skinless chicken breast. you have the fruit so you have fiber. you can have a little cheese. it is the holidays. >> jimmy: by little cheese, this is the size of a baseball. i like the size of a softball. >> you mash that together. i'm going to add a little lemon juice. i've got nutmeg in here. and you just let the fruit go until it's tender crisp. little bit of caramelization on the fruit. >> jimmy: tell people what caramelization is. >> when you develop the sugars in anything, in onions, in meats, in fruits. >> jimmy: when it gets brownish and delicious. >> and starts looks like a caramel color it we've been fighting the stove all night. >> jimmy: the stove is not working well but the food looks good. >> we have steam, that means cooking. so that's good. >> jimmy: very good. now? >> you pour your pears and apples down over the touch the

chicken. you've got the mash looking pretty good. i'd suggest a touch more milk just to make come together. >> jimmy: maybe you should have stuged that earlier. >> a little bit of fresh thyme goes over the chicken. there you go. you can plate it up. >> jimmy: okay, good. >> i know you want to get down to this. >> jimmy: i'd rather get to the hamburger. >> you and i are obsessed with burgers. >> jimmy: who isn't? you have to be sick not to be. >> i would agree with that statement. i have a little brioush bun waiting for you. >> jimmy: how fancy. >> do you know what went on with these? >>. >> jimmy: i guess they came off a cow? >> start with bacon. it stays chris. cook it on a slotted pan, the fat falls away. saute up onion. add chopped bacon. mix it into the burger itself along with worcester. so there's bacon in your bacon cheeseburger. >> jimmy: that's good, because i'm not getting enough bacon into my life so that's going to work out well.

>> before you melt the cheese, after the burgers are caramelized -- >> jimmy: throw some beer on there? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how much? >> just a little splash. then pile the cheese up on top. thank you very much. >> jimmy: let it melt a little bit? >> and i sandwich the bacon in between the cheese. >> jimmy: you do? >> yes. if you're going to eat it, you might as well eat it. >> jimmy: uh-huh, all right. so you really could die from this, right? almost instant answer itly? >> i happen to think a beer soaked burger once in a while -- >> jimmy: could not agree with you more. >> you just let it kind of set -- >> jimmy: what if you get really hungry and want to eat it right away? >> i know you make a great burger. i've had your burgers. they're fabulous. >> jimmy: they don't look like this, that's for sure. that looks all right. >> they can now. >> jimmy: we have almost no time left and i'm dying to eat that right there. >> we didn't even make the sauce. >> jimmy: we don't need sauce. >> are you sure?

because it's a horseradish sauce. into sour cream. with grainy dijon mustard and a little bit of flat leaf parsley and salt and pepper. it's good glue right on the -- >> jimmy: put the sauce right on my tongue and i'll eat the burger. >> it's a little glue. here. yeah, delicious. >> jimmy: if you don't mind, i'm going to try this so i can -- [ cheers and applause ] that's really good. >> that's good, right? >> jimmy: you and i have got to get married one day or something. >> you notice what happened? i got the lettuce. i can have the lettuce and onion. jimmy has the burger. >> jimmy: that's right, that's how it works. it's called "look and cook." it's out now. rachael ray. go to her website. go to our website, the recipes are there. thank you very much. we'll be right back with garrett hedlund. whenever the whole family gets together, we always make time for just us cousins.

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>> jimmy: still to come, music from darker my love. our next guest went from a cattle farm in roseau,

minnesota, to the brightly colored innards of a videogame mainframe. he co-stars alongside jeff bridges in the much-anticipated and three-dimensional "tron: legacy." >> assistance, program, you will receive an identity disc. everything you do or learn will be imprinted on this disc. if you lose your disc or fail to follow commands, you will be subject to immediate deresolution. >> disc activated. proceed to games. >> games? >> what am i supposed to do? >> survive. >> jimmy: "tron: legacy" opens in theaters friday. please say hello to garrett hedlund. [ applause ]

i hope i don't have any bacon or meat in my teeth. you grew up around cattle? >> yes, a cattle farm in minnesota. >> jimmy: you would eat them? >> yeah, we had is 100 head of cattle. that's how we sort of survived. >> jimmy: would you spare some specifically? >> well, we had favorites. you know? they were pets, you know? so until they went naturally i guess. >> jimmy: you had chores on the farm and farm things to do? >> yeah, i mean, you know, every day, when we came home from the school bus and we had to -- we had square mile of electric fence where our cattle were, so we always had to walk it every afternoon and see if anything was touching the fence that would shorten the charge -- >> jimmy: excuse me, because my school had electric fencing around it. >> where did you go, san quentin

high? >> jimmy: similar. something like that. you made sure nothing was touching the fence. wouldn't things not want to touch the electric fence on their own? >> well, i mean, you would assume this. >> jimmy: you would assume that? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and you'd have like critters running around and all sorts of weird things? >> yeah. one was a little thing called trapping pocket gophers. >> jimmy: trap what? >> pocket gophers. >> jimmy: okay. >> we had 40 to 80 acre fields in the back of the house. one of the things we had to do was trap pocket gophers. >> jimmy: these are real or video games? >> they made these mounds -- >> jimmy: it sounds like -- >> when the tractor and equipment goes over them, it would sort of damage equipment. so you're losing more money than you're make. my dad would send us kids out there. and we'd have to trap the pocket gophers. so he didn't have to lose any money. within this, you have to dig a

hole with the post hole digger and set a trap and when you come back and find it in the morning, you find it. you know, forgive me, animal activists, we'd have to sort of kill him. we'd have to chop off the two front arms. and put it in a zip lock in our deep freezer in the garage and take it to somebody that had a checkbook that would give us two bucks a piece per gopher. >> jimmy: was this rachael ray by any chance? >> you know what's funny, is when -- before -- when i was talking to the guy this morning about coming on, he said, you know, does your first late night sort of talk show, now, when you go on, everything's going to be great. jimmy's real nice. and -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> it said, he's going to be doing some cook. i said, can i do some cooking? he said, no, no, wait, man. you can't just -- you got to earn this. you can't just come on and be a cooker. >> jimmy: next time, we're going to cook up some pocket gopher

legs. >> you serious? deal. [ applause ] >> jimmy: can you eat them? we'll find out. we'll figure out a recipe. we'll get ratchael to come back. >> if anybody can find out, she can. >> jimmy: she's writing recipes all the time. >> maybe chip pot lay are -- >> jimmy: it could be a whole book for her, gopher-type meals. 20-minute pocket gopher meals. they're pests. so you get a reward -- >> you'd have to smooth down the mound and move to the next. >> jimmy: to me, that would be the ideal childhood. catching pocket gutchers and returning them for money. >> builds tools for life, man. >> jimmy: and did you move directly from the farm to hollywood? >> no, i moved to arizona. >> jimmy: okay. >> to phoenix, arizona. i lived with my mother. >> jimmy: oh, i got you. you decided you wanted to be an actor and you moved out here i assume? i don't want to put words in your mouth. >> from arizona, the funny thing was, you know, i was an aspiring

actor. so there was this -- constantly search for would was the best and the biggest of management and representation in the industry. and that to me that i found was this guy named bernie brilstein. the great, late -- yes. and i would call his assistant on the phone. i'd say, you know, my name's garrett hedlund. i'm an aspiring actor seeking representation from arizona, would you sit down with me for a meeting? and she was befuddled and said, well, give me your number and maybe bernie will call you back. and two years later, when i was represented by brilsen gray, i went to a book signing bernie had for his book called "little things matter most." from 50 years in the business. and he signed it for me. now that you're a client, i may return your call. >> jimmy: well that's pretty great. here you are in the big "tron" movie with jeff bridges.

you're doing a movie with gwyneth paltrow next, right? >> yes, "country strong." >> jimmy: congratulations. >> january 7th i think, yeah. >> jimmy: it's great to meet you. next time, we're going to cook up some varmentes when you're here. >> i hope so. >> jimmy: garrett hedlund, everybody. "tron: legacy" opens friday. be right back with darker my love. ♪ ♪ you can find your feet and you can find your way ♪ ♪ you can find yourself in bed at the end of the day ♪ ♪ you can find some fun on a tropical isthmus ♪ ♪but you'll never find my... ♪ you can find it in your heart to be patient with me ♪ ♪ you can find a new star for the top of the tree ♪ ♪ i don't mean to be coy and i don't mean to be vicious ♪ ♪ but you'll never find my christmas ♪

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