with cleto and the cletones. >> announcer: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, anthony anderson. from "the hunger games," jena malone. and music from chris cornell, with cleto and the cletones. and now, for the most part, here's jimmy kimmel!

>> jimmy: hi, everybody. welcome to the show. [ applause ] thanks for joining us. we have a lot to discuss tonight. you know, tonight from milwaukee the fourth republican presidential debate featuring donald trump -- one guy from milwaukee got really excited. nald trump, ben carson, other people. their names escape me. but tonight's debate was televised on the fox business channel. bebetween n and november of next year, every cable network gets a debate. next week is the e! news debate moderated by ryan seacrest and caitlyn jenner. this debate was a little different from the last one. the moderators from cnbc werere attacked for being too tough last time around. tonight nooe cavuto promised his goal was to be invisible, which i think j jeb bush has that

same debate goal. [ applause ] i'm starting to get bored by these debates. no one asked me but i would like to see them have a drunk debate. everyone gets loaded and we find out what they really think about things. only the candidates polling above 2.5% got to be in the main debate tonight. the other guys wer demoted to the kids' table, the early debate. good luck fighting chris christie for the mcnuggets at the kids' table. hold on. i jus want to explain that joke because he's enormous. trump and ben carson had the honor of standing at center stage because they're the funniest ones. and that had to be uncomfortable because donald trump wasn springfield, illinois, yesterday. he had a lot of things to say aboutt ben carn and the stories he tells about stabbing a classmate, hitting his mother with a hammer. things he says happened when he was a kid. i know you're laughing but those are the real stories. but donald also weighed in on

the impornt subject of starbucks not having christmas themed design on their cs this year. >> starbucuckss taking merry christmas off. no more merry christmas. i will tell you, lots of bipg things, little things. you can call this anything you want, if i become president we're all going to be saying merry christmas again. that i can tell you. >> jimmy: even if you're jewish. i don't -- i don't care -- [ applause ] -- muslim or jewish. i don't care if you've got three hamakas on, you're doing to say merry christmas, damn it. that wasn't even the best part of the rally yesterday. pay close attention to the woman on the top right corner of your screen group can't miss her because she's the only one in the crowd reading a book. >> i don't like donald trump's tone. don't like my tone. you know, i built a a gat company and i actually have a great temperament for success.

i will tell you. and i don't like being ripped off like we're being ripped off. i am not a big sleeper. three hours, four hours. i turn and twist and think. i want to find out what's going on. and you know, i'm the only one. i'm self funding my campaign. i putting up my own money, right? >> jimmy: and back to my book. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you know what? when oprah tells you to read the book, you read the book. meanwhile, jeb bush is still run for president. that has been confirmed. he was on a web sers wednesday called "16 and president" where he was asked about some of the e-mails he gets. >> what's the funniest or most bizarre e e-mail that you've gotten. >> if you cou go back in time and kill baby hitler, would you? i need to ow. >> would you? >> hell yeah, i would.

>> no, look, you've got to step up, man. >> jimmy: you got to step up, man. i think that's the most energy jeb bush has evershown. and it was for murdering a baby. it was for -- watch that clip online today and before they let me see jeb bush talking about killing baby hitler i first had to watch a 15-second ad for york peppermintttys. it's a different time. it really is. with all that's going on president obama, i must have one foot outhe door because he joined facebook yesterday. he posted this. he says, hello,facebook. i finally got my very own page. i hope you'll think of this as a place where w we can have real conversations about the most important issues face ourg country, a place where you c hear directly from me and share your own thoughts and stories.s. you can expect some just for fun stuff, too. he obviously isn't familiar with how facebook works because there will be no real conversations about our country. just post pictures of joe biden

wearing his backpack in front of the white house on the first day of congress or something. it will be fine. maybe leave a poop emoji on vladimir putin's wall once in a while and you will be set. hey, this is amazing. a painting by the italian artist was just sold at auction f for $170.4 million. it's a second highest price ever paidor a painting at auction. a cacassoold for $179.4 million. i don't know with the .4 but $170 milillion is lot. it's likike a whole "iron man" movie. it's a fortune. but it's actually a great value. fo $170 million you're not just getting the painting you get the opportity to be the target of a heist. so this painting is of a nude woman. it was sold to a buyer in china who is going to be super bummed when he finds out about free internet porn. but i wanted to show this to you. i wanted to show you the painting but our standards of

practices department, these are the network censors. even if it's a master work of art they have to blurry out the nipples and other parts. they say if that nude part is used, you have to obscure the area. guillermo, i'm going to need you to help me with this. come over here. [ applause ] i need you to stand like right here. "jimmy kimmel live" >> guillermo: right here, okay. >> jimmy: stand straight up and perfectly still, okay? now, let's put the painting up on the wall. there you go. you got to -- [ applause ] you got to stay sti. if you move even an inch we're in trouble.

the painting is called means reclining nude. if i move even slightly, it's all over. we are fined by the fcc. guillermo guillermo, if you sneeze, we're out of business. if i were to do this, i mean, oh, my god. guillermo, you got to step just a little -- come on. i need -- just a little right. okay. yes? okay. now, that's -- see, that's art. that w fun. [ applplause ] go back to your spot. $170 million for a painting. you know where they're hanging it? in the guest bathroom at their house. here's something that could have an iact on your thanksgiving day plan. macy's, sears, and target this year are all going to be open on thanksgiving. they will opent 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving day which i hate that. i'm waiting for costco to open on thanksgiving so instead of dinner go have the samples and save.

the idea i guess is the stores want to get a head start on black friday. but here's a little tip. a lot of people don't seem to know. that store opened on black friday also open every other day of the year. i guess it comes down to who you would rather fight with on thanksgiving, your mother or a stranger who wants that same big screen tv. but thanksksgivi i potentially very lucrative day for retailers, which is why sears is making a strong push this year for your holiday dollar. >> thanksgiving is just around the corner. >> and so is black friday. but why wait until the day after to get aming deals on the hottest gifts of the season? >> sears will be open starting at:00 p.m. on thanksgiving day. >> that's right. open. >> sears will be open. >> and not just on thanksgiving, sears is open tomorrow. >> and the next day. sears will be open every day. >> sunday. >> open. >> tuesday. >> open. >> monday evening. >> yep, open. >> wednesday. >> closed. >> kidding. >> we'll be there. sears is open. >> sears is not closed.

sears is open. wide open. >> you heard us, sears still exists. we have employees and products and erything. >> members wear, women's wear, applplianceses >> parking lot, cash registers, floors. >> if you want it, we've got it. we would love to sell it to you. >> please, come to sears. >> please. >> sears, technically still in business. >> jimmy: very good news. yeah, we are going to take a break. when we come back we're going to try to guess if people on the street are a couple, siblings, or strangers in tonight's pedestrian question. so stick around. we'll be right back. how you doing? hey! how are you? where are we watching the game? you'll see. i think my boys have a shot this year. yeah, especially with this new offense we're running... i mean, our running back is a beast. once he hits the hole and breaks through the secondary,

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[ applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back. anthony anderson, jena malone and music from chris cornell is on the way tonight. first, direct your attention to our band leader cleto. i don't know if you can see, is sporting a -- well, how would you describe that? >> it's not going as good as i thought it would go. >> jmy: you're going this for movember? >> yeah. men'shealth. it seemed very ambiguous, this movember. >> be hethy. >> get your testicles squeezed this month. he is growing a horrible mustache. it's least you canan do. we're going to be monitoring your mustache closely. right now you're in what we call the prince phase. and then, can you see that? hopefully by the end of the

month you will go full like tom selleck selleck, a beautiful, bushy mustache. >> i promise. >> jimmy: look at guillermo laughing at you, by the way. every month is uil guillermovember. a lot of people outside need to bebe watchedt all times. we watched them. we went out on the street and asked pairs of people walking by, are you a couple, siblings, or strangers.s. so the way this works is we'll see two people, introduce themselves, and based on this very superficial first impression we'll try to guess how or if they are related to one another. do you understand? okay. good. let's play. >> hey,hat's your name? >> wendy. >> alisa. >> are you guys a couple, siblings, or strangers?

strangers? siblings is the answer from e majority of the audience. let's see. >> we're a couple. >> a couple. >> jimmy: that's right. which is the answer we were looking for. a wave of horniness suddenly went through the audience. next up -- hey, what's your name? >> jake. >> kelly. >> are you guys a couple, siblings, or strangers? >> are jake and kelly -- couple, siblings, strangers? the audience is very split here. we don't have any measuring devices, so let's find out what they say. >> we are strangers. >> strangers. [ applause ] >> jimmy: she was his girlfriend there's no way she would letim wear that shirt. who is next? >> hi. >> hello. >> how are you? >> how's it going? >> what's your name? >> ary. >> kim. >> are you guys, a couple, siblings, or strangers?

sibling, or strangers? audience says couple? a few strange, mostly couple. let's see. >> strangers. >> strangers. >> jim: they didn't seem too surebout that, though, did they? next up? >> hi, what's your name? >> jordan. >> justin. >> are you guys a couple, siblings, or strangers? >> jimmy: most everyone says couple. let's see. are they a couple, siblings, or strangers? >> strangers. >> jmy: that could have gone either way. he had the -- t the x factor was the iggy azalea shirt. our next pedestrian pair is -- >> hi, what's your name? >> bailey. >> nner. >> are you guys a couple, siblings, or strangers? >> siblings. >> jimmy: oh, everybody seems very resolute about this one. and the verdict is? >> siblings.

[ applau ] >> jimmy: by the way, guillermo -- is it just me or did they seem disappointed? all right. next? >> hi. >> hi. >> whas your name? >> brandon. >> victoria. >> are you guys a couple, siblings, or strangers? >> couple. >> jimmy: i'm hearing couple and siblings. i'm not hearing strangers. anandon and victoria are related how? >> couple. >> couple. >> jimmy: they're a couple. sounds like they might not be a couple for long but they're a couple. we have two more. >> hi, what's your snam? >> lexi. >> todd. >> are you guys a couple, siblings, or strangers? >> jimmy: lexi and todd. the ldest portion of the audien is saying strangers. let's find out. >> strangers. >> strangers. >> do you think there could be more? >> maybe. >> i need a green card.

>> jimmy: they're making love behind the wetzels pretzels. onemore. >> hi, what's yourname? >> shane. >> kristen. >> are you gu, a couple, siblings, or strangers? >> are shane and kingston couple, siblings, or strangers? >> strangers. >> jimmy: it would be weird if they were strangers. let's find out. >> siblings. >> do you want to give your brother a kiss? >> no! no! [ applause ] >> jimmy: get that kid a kootity ie shot. >> jimmy: tonight on the show, music from chris cornell. jena malone is here. and we'll be right back with anthony anderson. so stick around. the best of everything is even better dung red lobster's ultimatete seafoodelebration where e new seafd combinations like the new grand seafood feast are stepped up, spiffed up, jazzed up... yeah, this stuffed lobster tail, handcrafted brown butter scampi, and jumbo hand-battered shrimp are that good.

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>> jimmy: welcome b back to the show. tonight from the new "hunger games" movie "hunger games: mockingjay part two" jena malone is here. then laterer, a multgrammy award winner. this is his new solo album called "higher truth." crist corn nell is with us tonight. tomorrow night on the show our guests are -- where is it? let's see. rob lowe will be here from "agents of "shield," adrianne palicki, with music from dave gahan and soulsavers. and thursday night, julia roberts, the kids from "black-ish," and music from future.

if, by the middle of the week you'u're sick your own family, why not spend a bit of time with our first guest and his. "black-ish" airs wednesday nights here on abc. please welcome anthony anderson. [ applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. ii like yr suit, by the way. >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: it's a good look. it's bold but you pull it off. >> i try to. >> jimmy: you look good. how is life? >> life is grea i can't blame. >> jimmy: is your second season "black-ish" it's not just in america, it's on all over the world. >> it's on all over the world. >> jimmy: where? >> budapestst, bangladesh, iran pakistan, africa. >> jimmy: wow. >> and coton. >> jimmy: it's on in pakistan?

>> yeah, they tell me i get calls, you should hear yourself speak farsi. >> jimmy: have you? >> no i haven't had a cnce to meet the guy at all. >> jimmy: that's someththing. there's no blackish people over there. >> they're brownish. >> jimmy: maybe ty translate it into brownish. >> might be on to something. >> jimmy: the show is on in africa, i know? >> yes, it is. >> jimmy: you've been to africa. how many times have you been there? >> three times. >> jimmy: three times. >> yes. >> jimmy: did people know you there when you got there? >> my very first trip to ghana a few years ago they knew me from my movies. i just recently went back to south africa a couple of times in the last couple of years and most recently in august, and i was walking through the airport and all i hear is "black-ish," "black-ish." i found out they had just started airing the first season of "black-ish" this past august. it was exciting. >> jimmy: isn't that crazy?

>> yes. "bck-ish" on the blackest continent on the earth, yes. >> jimmy: well, of any place, that's going to be the place to go, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: is it something, though imagine these people in totally different culltures are watching this shohow thatou're making on a sound stage here. >> it's pretty amazing. really amazing group walk through cape town and all that and you see broers look at you and just -- they saw the nod episode, cool, cool. all right. >> jimmy: inside jokes with them. >> translates. >> jimmy: that is nice. you hosted an award show over there, right? >> yes. i hosted the mtv african music awards in durbin. >> jimimmy: howid that happen? >> i have no idea, man. i just got a pho call. hey, would you like to come over here? sure, why not. but i found out that we all have a twin over there. >> jimmy: who does? >> all of us. you got a twin over there. i didn't bump into your twin. but i bumped into angela -- not angela. viola davis.

there's an african viola davis which is kind of weird because american viola davis looks like the african viola davis. african will smith, african soldier boy, african gucci man. if you thought american gucci man was hideous, wait until you see african gucci man. they were all twins. white in america, please forgive black men for being late. it's in our dna. >> jimmy: you believe that? >> everybody is late in africa. the darker they were, the later they were. so bosses in america, please forgive your black workers for showing up 10 to 15 minutes late. >> jimmy: but. on the other hand, they're winning all the marathons, so it seems like -- [ cheers and applause ] by the way, your dad on "black-ish" is my twin, i think.

i'll tell you what i, i know it seems weird but i was read tlug a newspaper years ago. i think i showed him the picture. i saw the picture, why am i in the newspaper. i realize it was laurence fishburne. >> really? cataracts? >> jimmy: if you examine our faces very closely, there are some similaties. >> okay, pops. >> jimmy: i find this crazy because we've known each other a long time. >> long time. >> jimmy: and in the first years of the show you were here aot and your mom was here with you a lot. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: i am very fond of your mother. >> so why is she banned from the shshow? >> jimmy: well, do you want me say the real reason she's banned from the show? >> not on air. we'll talk off air. >> jimmy: the real reason is anthony don't let her come to the show. every time, i'm like, is your mother coming? she's not comi. yeah. >> no. >> jimmy: but you are now going to host ahow with your mom. >> yes. >> jimmy: : tell us about is.

>> we're doing a reboot of game show called "to tell the truth" from the late '60s and on. was on for 30 yearars. bett white was on 50 episodes of the original "to tell the truth." i have her on as my celebrity judge along with mimi leaks and who else? who else do i have on there? >> jimmy: i don't know. >> jalen rose. and mother. >> jimmy: and your mother. >> my mother is the official scorekeeper. >> jimmy: has anyonever cohosted a show of any kind with their mother? >> no. >> jimmy: maybe joan and melissa rivers. >> this may be the first and the last. in thisincarnation. >> jimmy: i wish the audience -- they will get a sense of your mom. how is she reacting to being the real star of an actual television show? >> she actually thinks she is the star of the show. i'm like, no, mom, you're just the scorekeeper. we don't even have to go to you if we don't want to. >> jimmy: but we also know

show, for instance. [ applause ] is she being difficult? >> she's not being difficult. she just has certain requests. my mother lives i in bellflower so she insists they pick her up and go to work. that's too far for me to drive every day so they need to send me a iver. then she's there, i don't like this food. they need go to get me some pop popeyes. out don't like the broiled chicken. we'll get you fried. >> jimmy: do you handle them? >> i have to. >> jimmy: the producer sends you have as a buffer. >> my mother has an entouragef eight. i don't know what for. but she -- >> jim: family? >> i have no idea who these people are. but there are eight people surrounding my mother. not one of them does hair, makeup, or wardbe. don't know who they are. >> jimmy: wow, that's something. i am so shocked that you're doing this. i really am. i can't imagine you making this decision. >> it's fun, though, man.

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this is anthony anderson. "black-ish" airs wednesdays nights. do you have that photo you wanted to show? >> zoom in. zoom in. >> jimmy: see what i mean? >> okay. if i close my eyes and tilt my head, i can see that. >> jimmy: you see what i'm saying? there's a little something there. very little. do people ever confuse you for other famous people? >> they do. ruben stududdard, ice cube. but while was in africa this mmer i was in the lounge flying back from cape town. i was taking pictures with the employees there. this lady walked up and said, who is that, whos that? they were like, oh, american actor. and she's like, oh, yes, mandela. and she -- you know, does this woman think i'm him?

off. but in all places, in africa i wasconfused. >> jimmy: maybe she was thinking of howieandel la? >> possiblyly. >> jimmy: the plots on your show are -- and parartf the reason ee show i so funny and detailed is that you take them from your real life and from the real lives of the writers. >> yes. >> jimmy: this is something that -- do you look arod for these stories that so that you can remember them? >> no, we just come. we talk about our life experiences and everything that we're going through. our entire first season last year was taken fromm kenya bar ris' life and my life and now we just incorporating a lot of other things. this episode that's on this week is about me take anything daughter toollege for her first college a well as kenya's fear of flying, who -- kenya created this show and he's a partner in thisnd he has a sevevere fearf flying.

>> jimmy: what does he do? >> he's heavily medicated. >> jimmy: he is. >> heavily medicated. you know, you wou think he's on heroin the way he is. but, no, it's prescribed from his doctor. he walks on the plane drooling and stumbling ove things. and you know, we have to sit him in his seat and treat him like a 3-month-old baby. we have to burp him, take him to the bathroom, make s sure he doesn't swallowis tongue. but it's -- it's pretty amazing, man, to see how this man reacts to a plane. he calls it tin bus in the sky. >> jimmy: what if the flight is delayed and he's taken the medication? >> no, no, no, see, that's -- that's slippery slope right there because he takes the medication and it kicks in when nobody is around. like we were flying to new york one time to promote our show and tracy ellis roth just happened to walk past the restaurant and see the medicine kick in on kenya. and he almost hit the table. she got him, brought him on to the plane. he left his cellphone.

he leftt h airline ticket in the restaurant. the managers fromm the rtaurant is like, i think mr. barris needs these things. >> jimmy: sounds like he's a disaster. sounds like he's not the guy that should be running your show. >> no, he can definitely run the show he just can't fly. >> jimmy: he will not be taking pilot lessons? >> no. >> jimmy: say hello to your mother. please bring her. next time -- >> mama, jimmy is lying. you know you're always welcome here with me. "black-ish" airs wednesdays at 9:30 on abc. we'll be back with jena malone.

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>> jimmy: still to come, music from chris cornell. our next guest is known to millions as the young lady with an axe the weapon, not the body spray. she plays johanna mason in "hunger games: mockingjay part 2." >> you saw pete didn't you? tell him hi for me? we're old friends, you know.

very familiar with each other's screams. >> i'm going to kill snow. >> jimmy: "mockingjay pt 2" opens in theaters november 20th. please say hello to jena malone. [ cheers and applause ] your hair is all grown back, i see. >> i know, right, from the balald cap. it was -- >> jimmy: oh, it was a bald cap. i guess you didn't have to grow it back then. >> i didhave the back of it so i had this weird kind of half shaved. >> jimmy: it's weird the bald cap works because you think it wowould be lpy because you have hair and hair -- >> but it was way more than a bald cap. it was like a cgi experiment. we had like little dots and trackers. i think there was a woman who also had a bald head that was brought in to kind of also film some of my sequences. >> jimmy: youad a stunt head. i had a stunt head. it was incredible. >> jimmy: she had to shave her head.

>> i think she already had a shaved head, i'm hoping. >> jimmy: i don't know. you know. stunt heads, they haveo do that sort of thing for work. >> it's a good thing as woman to shave your head. i had done it twice before. i remember when we were getting ready to do "mockingjay part 2," all right, what do you want me to do? you know, i think it's going to be out of sequence, over ten months. >> jimmy: it seems like it was it would be freeing to not havave to worry about hair at all. >> yeah. unless it's winter, when it's not very freeing. >> jimmy: and then you can wear cute hats and bonnets or what not, whatever women wear. >> bonnet. you can wear a bonnet. why is that just a woman thing? >> jimmy: you're right. maybe around easterly break that out. i learned something interesting about you because i grew up in las vegas. >> i lived in vegas. >> jimmy: you grew up in sparks, nevada. >> i lived in spark, nevada. >> jimmy: where did you live in las vegas? >> i don't even remember. i was 9 years old. i lived a bunch of places. all over.

the best part is your grandpa, is this your grandpa and grandma? >> carl, so sweet. >> jimmy: grandpa carl had his own casino. whats it? >> carl's silver club. >> jimmy: is this a slot machine of carl? >> yeah. that's carl, theyade him a sl machine. it's literally t the best thing ever. >> jimmy: where is this slot machine? >> it's in my dad's house. >> jimmy: it is? >> yeah. >> jimmy: wow, yeah, your dad could still get money from his dad, i guess, huh? >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's pretty excecellent. as a kid, think your grandfather was a super hero. did you go to this casino? >> it was bankrupt the year i wasbo. it's still there. it's still there. i think they tried to expand and they kind of had problems like everywhere else in the '80s, i'm sure. >> jimmy:: i see. i i e. wow, that's crazy. >> amazing. >> jimmy: i read about your grandfather today because i was curious about it. he popularized -- kind of invented the dollar slot machine. did you though? >> i didn't know that.

>> jimmy: yep. see how much you can learn? >> i didn't know. [ applause ] give him a round of applause for looking up my grandfather? >> jimmy: i have google. >> well, you know, let's flip the table a bit. before i came on i went on twitter, this thing that these kids are doing these days. i asked people if they had any questions for you. >> jimmy: really? >> there was a couple of questions. >> jimmy: all right. >> people were excited about. >> jimmy: okay. what were they? >> it's really good. the first one was, would you consider growing your beard out so you couldld hang christmas ornaments on it? >> jimmy: yeah, i would think about it. yeah. >> good. a whole new like christmas show. >> jimmy: that's a great question. >> all right. the second question is, what do you have to do when you have to pee and there's cameras all around you? >> jimmy: what do i do on the show when i have to pee? i have a bucket down here under the desk. >> see. people want to know.

for a full hour. amazing. one of my many gifts. so you have an instagram account that's very popular. these are some photos that you and yr friends take of each other and of yourself. is thithe name of your group? >> well, we went -- two of my best friends across the country this summer and it was this beautiful road trip. and as we wenent it was sort of like flying by the seat of our panties. we were like, oh,h, my god, we're the flying panties. i actually got little badges made. >> jimmy: these are the badges that you had made? >> yeah. >> jimmy: who made these, a professional? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i figured you made that in the backseat on the road trip. >> oh. >> jimmy: so this is a photo. is that you in there? >> uh-huh. me and jacqueline, incredie poet, and shelby duncan, photographer took that. >> jimmy: where were you there? >> arkansas. pretty much in arkansas, every time we pulled off it was the most incredible watering holes. this one was random. it had a swing.

it was so perfect. >> jimmy: are you supposed to swim in this water? is it healthy? >> yeah, there were people imming. >> jimmy: okay. >> it was good. >> jimmy: were y thrown out of the r? >> this is in oklahoma. and literally the earth was like silk. it was so soft and beautiful. we just ended up rolling around and taking pictures. >> jimmy: and then you got back in the car very dirty? >> yeah, we did, actually. then i thi we found another watering hole, which is perfect. >> jimmy: i wish i was that relaxed in my life. i really do. now, what the hell is going on in this picture? >> we're just taking photos. >> jimmy: now, are you one of these camera people? are you takinthe picture here? >> i think i'm the one completely nude on the left. [ applause ] >> jimmy: did this cau any car accidents or anything like that? >> no. i mean, we took back roads the whole time. this was -- >> jimmy: funny that we couldn't show the nipple on the arork?

no problem. look, who took this one? >> this is when we raided like a sex shop in -- >> jimmy: i would love to go on one of these trips with you. >> it's fun. you should go on one yourself with two of your friends. >> jimmy: no, i don't want to go on one myself. my friends, i c can imagine doing this with my friends. >> i actually think you should. you should recreate them. >> jimmy: i am going to go on a road trip. i'm going to be car following your road trip the whole way. [ cheers and applause ] beautiful. give my best to you family. and tell thehem thanks for the dollar slot machine. my aunt chippy really, really loves it. >> it's amazing. jena malone! "the hunger games: mockingjay part 2" opopens in taters

cornell. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank anthony anderson, jena malone, and apologize to matt damon we ran out of time. "nightline" is next, but first, this is s album is called "higher truth." here with the song "nearly

forgot my broken heart," chs cornell! every time i stare into the sun trying to find a reason to go on all i ever get is burned and blind until the sky bleeds the pouring rain wheyou came along e time was right pulled me like an apple red and ripe wasn't very long you took a bite and did me wrong and it serves me right and i nearly forgot my broken heart it's taking me miles away from the memory

here we go round again again every little key unlocks the door every little secret has a lie trying to take a picture of the sun it won't help you to see the light every little word upon your lips makes a little cut where blood pours out every little drop of blood a kiss that i won't miss not foanything and i nearly forgot my broken heart it's taking me miles away from the memory of how we broke apart here we go round again every single feeling tells me this is leadingng

to a heart in broken little pieces and you know i need this like a hole in the head every single feeling tells me this is leading to a heart in broken little pieces and you know i need this like a hole in the e head and i nearly forgot broken heart

of how we broke apart here we go round again and i nearly forgot my broken heart it's taking me miles away from the memory of how we broke apart here we go round again oh oh oh oh here we go round again oh o oh oh oh here we go round again [ applause ] josephine where can you be now again the sun is rising on my troubled heart don't deny

are the making of what fate just can't pulapart my sweet josephine won't you come and marry me i got every kind of love that you would e ever need dyining here obended knees sheets of rain cold and gray run down the page just about your name with just the weight of yr