redneck bonfire fails. >> bonfire, take one. >> oh, no. oh, this is not good. this is bad. >> three -- two -- >> blow yourself up! [ explosion ] >> oh! oh, my gosh. i say real. >> huh-uh. >> i say real, too. >> it looks real to me. i'm going real. looks like a good time, too. i love rednecks. >>> oh, that awkward moment when someone comes up to you and says, hey, hey, hey. don't i know you? you were, right -- and you're thinking, ice have no idea who this person is. >> uh-huh. >> well, popular youtuber ed bass master took that awkwardness and made it into a video. >> dog walking. how you doing, dude. >> where do i know you from? >> you're kidding, right? >> mike? steve? >> yeah, [ bleep ]. >> this guy's like, yeah, i know you, yeah. >> you still talk to -- what's his name, with the -- the hair? >> rich? >> i think it was rich. is it rich? >> yeah. >> how's rich doing? >> doing something down in san diego. >> the funny part, this small talk can happen with anybody. it's the same conversation whether you know the person or not and ed is pretty good at convincing

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naheed nenshi became the first muslim mayor of a major canadian city in 2010 he shattered calgary's redneckwhen i was running for office it was only people who were not from here who said, whoa, is calgary ready for a mayor like that? the people from calgary said, it's a kid from the east end. we know him. >> calgary is getting used to seeing new faces. erika rodriguez is a chemical engineer who had experience in bogota, colombia. >> i was looking for better opportunities for my career. >> she lives in calgary now and is a project engineer for a consulting firm in the oil and gas business. an industry that's booming throughout western canada. >> i was looking better quality of life, different quality of life. and being both a multicultural society with equal opportunity for everybody. >> canada may not have the cache the u.s. does. but "the economist" business editor robert guest says it holds great appeal for would-be immigrants. >> canada offers many of the same thing america does. very high standard of living. the rule of law, peace, safety. >> canada is even more appealing to immigrants

. >> jimmy: [ redneck voice ]i want you to be my first kiss, yeah. [ normal voice ] come on, man. [ laughter yeah. >> jimmy: where australia? >> yes. well, i went to australia last year but it was mainly for, like, just meeting people and just saying hi and, you know, just seeing what it was like, 'cause i never been there before. and earlier this summer, we went to london and went to australia and got to do, you know, several dates in australia. >> jimmy: how's the reaction to american country music over there? >> really great. 'cause you know, like, australia, they have, like, keith urban and -- >> jimmy: oh, that's right. yeah sure. >> yeah. that they can claim. so, they are no strangers to it. but everybody was so wonderful. >> jimmy: and they're so in to it? >> yeah. and like, wanting to, after radio visits or tv station visits, people were, like, outside for pictures and autographs and i just felt very loved. >> jimmy: i like to -- i want to show a picture -- i have a picture of you on your tour bus and it's a very glamorous photo of you. as always. >> okay. yes. >> jimmy: yeah. i woul

julie bowen, rocket city rednecks, and milo greene. "jimmy fallon" happening right now, jimmy!ause ] ♪ >>> gentlemen, thank you both so much. [ cheers and applause ] >> what a debate. >> yeah, you know, i cannot believe that that was the last one. [ laughter ] >> i got to hand it to you. you were on your game tonight. >> well, you weren't so bad yourself. >> really? >> uh, no, actually you were pretty bad. i basically opened up a can of presidential whoop-ass on you. >> yeah, you were on fire tonight. that whole "horses and bayonets" thing, genius! >> yeah, that was pretty sweet. hey, check out -- check out twitter. i got "horses and bayonets" to be a trending topic. >> hell, yeah. yeah, you did. right below bad girls club reunion and #youknowheaskankif. >> say, you know, what is the difference between a skank and a scrub? >> well, a scrub is a guy that can't get no love from me. [ laughter ] hanging out of the passenger side of his best friend's ride, trying to holler at me. >> i don't want no scrubs. >> cheers to that. >> cheers to that. you know, i can't believe that hallowe

on last night's episode stood up for redneck owners everything that want to skin a deer, eat a chicken on their own front yard. >> we are endowed by our creator with certain unalienable rights. >> amen. >> life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. >> that's right. >> chickens make me happy. they get insects. they fertilize your yard. and if anything goes wrong, you can put them in a pot. >> i brought a casserole. >> if i had to live in a neighborhood where i couldn't have at least the right to be free, i mean, that makes me want to move to scotland or china. >> amen. [ male announcer ] humana and walmart have teamed up to bring you a low-priced medicare prescription drug plan. ♪ with a low national plan premium... ♪ ...and copays as low as one dollar... ♪ ...saving on your medicare prescriptions is easy. ♪ so you're free to focus on the things that really matter. call humana at 1-800-808-4003. or go to walmart.com for details. >>> we just talked about the emerging leaders in the state, so it's fair we return to the house where an interesting scenario is developing. nancy pelosi is 7

he's, like, this southern redneck. "hey, corky, how about winning the game?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you'd throw garlic knots at eli manning? >> now they're my friends. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. and then he turns out -- >> now we all love him, yeah. >> jimmy: so, now you throw -- >> no, now we throw, like, you know, money at him. >> jimmy: you guys, so i heard you say it, but the radio show is on 10:00 to 1:00 a.m. "the nick and artie show." >> yeah, we have a lot of -- a lot of meth addicts are big fans. >> jimmy: i know, 10:00 to 1:00 a.m. no, that's a good time. trust me. i'm on 12:37 or something, so please. we have martha stewart coming out. we're going to make a sandwich. nick, do you guys want to hang around and make a sandwich? >> i think i could use a sandwich now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's my man. artie lange, nick dipaolo. up next, martha stewart teaches us how to make the ultimate sandwich, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ match that price. that's her "huge savings" face. yeah. don't worry, i get it all th

god decides to let -- ending the hardheaded south georgia redneck i was, he had to go the extra mile to show me when i was in winning. and every once in a while, god will throw you again future. >> -- a game changer. >> bee[inaudible] >> he is hit. key is hit. >> he is going down. he is going down. >> we have a "black hawk down." we ever "black hawk down." we have a bird down in the city. [inaudible] >> move quick. >> wind up bird went down and real quick on that clip, when she can use a young man hanging out the guns when everything you see somebody from hollywood. that was my best friend, and bush, who died in a helicopter crash. when you look at this and you think that's just hollywood, that's not just hollywood. there's real people there. so what happened after that helicopter went down, and my hubby with colonel mcknight, we started going to crash the. keep in mind the type of man i had become. i will share this with you. i had become so cocky, so arrogant and so into just being a key member that i did not even associate outside the circles. think about that. i am tailor-made fo

usually have, you know, all these class divisions like, um, you know, what people usually think of as redneck, and then you have what we were which was even below that which is just like white trash. we had absolutely nothing when i was growing up. dirt poor doesn't even come close to articulating it, you know? when we did finally move up into a trailer park, to us that was taking a huge step up in the world. we had running water, electricity. that was the lap of luxury after what we had experienced. there was times when i was a kid that we live inside places where we would literally have to haul water in this buckets back to the house and then heat it over a fire and pour it into the tub just to take a bath. >> did that feel to you like that was going to be the rest of your life in one way or another, being a pretty poor person in that part of the world, or did you kind of have aspirations and dreams to get out of there? >> i did. i wanted to get out of there. but at the same time it's almost like that was all i'd known my entire life, so there was part of me that didn't believe that anythin

> [snickers] >> which of these louisiana-based reality shows is about a family of self-described "redneck" millionaires? >> i'm pretty sure i know the answer. and i'm going to go... [laughter] "d," duck dynasty, final answer. >> it's duck dynasty. you got it right. [cheers and applause] >> oh. >> okay, jason, let's put some more money in the bank. how about another $7,000? $37,000. >> wow. >> you were looking at your wife, the clown, denise. nice to see you, denise. >> hi. >> looking very cute. >> hi, meredith and "scaredith." >> does he--does jason dress like this at home ever or... >> no, thankfully not. although, he walks very well in those heels. i was... >> all right, jason. >> surprised. >> "other works" is your next category. filed in 1992, what pop star is a credited "inventor" on patent no. 5,255,452, or "method and means for creating anti-gravity illusion"? >> gravity illusion... you know what? i'm gonna use--i'm gonna use the crystal ball here. >> want to see the crystal ball? okay, let's... >> whoo-whoo. >> this question temporarily out of play--let's take a look into the crys

i will tell you that will not hold water in the redneck r riviera. in fact, i would vote against it. >> even though you care about the deficit. you would save yourself in a primary even though this would fix the deficit more than anything else. >> richard, that is perhaps -- can i channel your father? >> you may. >> that is astonishingly superficial. >> it is comical. >> it is comical. >> that was terrible. >> if you look at raising taxes on people making $250,000 a year, that is so far -- as a matter of arithmetic from being the biggest driver of the debt. medicare's ahead of it. medicaid's ahead of it. >> it's not chump change, joe. it's real money. >> no, no -- >> it's not chump change. >> you just said it was the biggest driver. it is the biggest chump change compared to medicare. it is chump change compared to medicaid. >> joe, to counter that -- >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry. do you not like the -- wait, hold on. >> from a guy named grover. >> do you not like the fact that -- >> no. >> -- simple math just undercuts this liberal argument -- this liber