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. >> jimmy: what's your name? >> i'm john. >> jimmy: john, very good. or a cold beer. let's go for a cold beer now. john, where are you from? >> i'm from hatboro, outside of philly. >> jimmy: hey, there you go. there you go, that's it. [ applause ] all right, john, today is cyber monday and the national retail federation said this year's big gift trend for adults is cozy clothing. which of the following photographs of lenny kravitz wearing a scarf has not been altered? is it a? [ light laughter ] is it b? [ laughter ] is it c? [ laughter ] or is it d? [ light laughter ] >> i'm going to go with a" >> jimmy: that is correct! you get a cold beer! [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about. enjoy a nice, cold beverage, please. ♪ i'm going to go back down here. somewhere down here. yeah, buddy. come on, yeah, yeah, yeah. thank you, pal. >> very nice to meet you. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. nice to meet you as well. hey, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> jimmy: what is your name? >> brad. >> jimmy: and where are you from, brad? >> calg

. >> jimmy: your family, you, your husband, john krasinski, two daughters. >> the dog. >> jimmy: the >> briefly. but then i realized that an entire year would probably be an imposition on them, and maybe on me. >> jimmy: i see. >> we decided to rent a house, and john was writing "quiet place" while i was shooting this beautiful, magical film. he was in like the depths of hell at the top of the house. >> jimmy: you were mary poppins-ing -- >> he was birthing this hideous, frightening movie. i'd come home from work and be like, i danced with penguins! he was like, i killed a kid on page 40! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: mary poppins can't kill a kid, it would be ruined entirely. >> it would be ruined. she just dances with penguins and that's what she does. >> jimmy: that's something else, that's kind of crazy. what were you shooting when you learned you would be mary poppins? >> so i was shooting "the girl on the train." >> jimmy: oh. >> so nothing says mary poppins like that. [ cheers and applause ] wow. >> jimmy: that is interesting. >> i know. >> jimmy: you hear some actors have to become

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jimmy john's. now try your favorite on our new nine-grain wheat sub. wheat yeah. freak yeah. >>> i'm talking about the fake news media. they are truly an enemy of the people. the fake news, enemy of the people. >>> they interviewed ten women on one of the opposing networks, you know, the enemy of the people like all of them. 33% of the people in this country believe the fake news is, in fact -- and i hate to say this -- in fact, the enemy of the people. [ cheers and applause ] >> just some recent examples of the charge from the president so sadly by now, calling the news media the free press, and the free society, the only profession with rights enshrined in the constitution, calling them the enemy of the people. the president has been asked about it, asked to defend it, but never quite like this, and we're going to show you how it's done. this is jim van dehi, a veteran washington reporter now with axios confronting the president on his use of this inflammatory language. >> to be honest, what scares the crap out of me is if you're saying enemy of the people, enem

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- john oliver, rachel brosnahan, musical guests, mike will made-itsway lee and young thug, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 9-6-9. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, mydn hi, everybody. thank you very much. thank you so much and welcome, welcome, welcome, to "the tonight show." this is it. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] you made it. well, you guys, the holiday season is here. and i saw that tomorrow is the white house christmas tree lighting. though, when trump first sees a a bunch of blinking lights outside, he'll shout, "oh, my god, it's the fbi. tell them we're not home." [ laughter and applause ] but the white house just put up their official christmas decorations and the theme this year is american treasures. which sounds less like a theme, more a line of creepy dolls sold on qvc. [ laughter and applause ] "y'all, look at these american treasures, y'all. there's only 300,000 left and they're just so cute. [ laughter ] this one here looks like h

reilly. >> jimmy: and john c. reilly. mit that i tried to show it to them. they are not old enough. and i turned it on and i realized very quickly that i would have to fast forward most everything that i was in. and then, most of everything else. so they saw basically a a 21-minute cut of "stepbrothers" and they didn't understand anything, and then, there was like a lot of me fast forwarding, and then, like, "catalina wine mixer," and then, like, a lot of fast forwarding. [ laughter ] they have no idea what the movie is about. >> jimmy: have they seen any of your films? >> they've seen, like -- yeah. you know, "hotel transylvania 3." >> jimmy: yeah, my kids love that. [ applause ] >> they were excited. that's cute. >> jimmy: we had your buddy paul giamatti was here the other day. >> oh, giamatt. >> jimmy: i mean, come on. >> he's the best. >> jimmy: that guy is cooler than cool. >> isn't he the coolest? >> jimmy: i love him so much, yeah. but you're in this movie with him, molly shannon. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i love molly sha

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: eric bana, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] good job. "dirty johny: performing "revalation" from the film "boy erased", please welcome troye sivan! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ you're a revelation won't you liberate me now from a holy world ♪ you're a revolution i will liberate you now as the walls come down ♪ ♪ it's a rocky road to say maybe i won't go ♪ ♪ hey dear u' you're here crushing all i'm told ♪ ♪ ever i roam ever i roam further from home your hand i hold ♪ ♪ ♪ it's a revelation there's no hell in what i found no kingdom shell ♪ ♪ ♪ how the tides are changing as you liberate me now and the walls come down ♪ ♪ 'til the end it's a rocky road to say maybe i won't go ♪ ♪ hey dear you're a wrecking ball and you're here crushing all i'm told ♪ ♪ ever i roam ever i roam further from home your hand i hold ♪ ♪ ever i roam ever i roam further from home your hand i hold ♪ ♪ ever i roam ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: troye sivan! "boy erased" is in theaters now. my thanks to steve carell, eric bana, troye sivan, and the roots right there. [ cheers

lot of the other ones, lot of the other data breaches over the past few years, including target, jimmy john's, these have a tendency of growing much, much larger. they have had access since 2014, it could have been a lot more systems that touched the starwood hotels and even possibly to the marriott locations. so you know, right now it's date of birth, home address, names, the big piece here is if you look at the target breach which was 20.2 million credit cards, they are saying half a billion people were impacted by this and they can't rule out that they had access to encryption keys, this could be larger than the target breach we saw as far as credit card reissuance. the one point to point out is we haven't seen any of this information being sold on the black market yet and that is very, very unusual. neil: i wonder, though, does this also involve compromised passport data, who is to say the various elements haven't gotten that and are flying around to their heart's content? >> that's the weird part about all this. when we see a breach like this, that information is very quickly put up on t

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. >> john wayne or jimmy carson? all of these for conservative republicans why is it okay for them but not for others quick. >> i'm not saying it's not okay for them. >> johnny carson his number one job was to be funny that night he had to do a monologue where he was funny stephen colbert says this is in the news i want to talk about it and i want to talk about medicare for all inputs jokes around that whereas johnny said let's make fun of everybody john wayne and jimmy stewart they were republicans but also on television twice a year five minutes at a pop they did not have social media or viral videos it is a different world now. johnny carson you talk what he said the night before around the water cooler than then you talk about the following night. >> can you imagine a dean martin roast now? that was all about making you laugh in the irreverent way. >> now it would be a hate crime. >> don rickles would be up on charges you just cannot have fun anymore. so you spend a lot of time talk about this other poverty law c

. >> jimmy: looks like john. that doesn't look like wolf to me. >> he was over on the side.t john king, i was watching his finger getting swollen. >> jimmy: from the wall? >> he's continually touching all these red and blue dots. >> jimmy: thanks, dad. i got my sense of humor from mom. we flew him out from arizona for that. guillermo's a little devil. you don't realize it, but he actually is. all right. what better way to celebrate american democracy tonight than with an englishman most famous for playing a caukazakhstani. his show comes out today. please welcome sacha baron cohen. >> how about this. how you doing? good. >> jimmy: you got the sticker. i had no idea you became an american citizen. congratulations. >> no, no, i'm not. i'm an english citizen. >> jimmy: well, what is with the i voted sticker? i just voted. you just go in and you vote. >> jimmy: you went in and you voted? >> no, i did a few times, actually. >> jimmy: no, you're not -- >> i did actually -- >> jimmy: well -- >> it's not hard. you just call up your agent and you sort it out. >> jimmy: your agent wor

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these boys that are getting , i know jimmy carter was very peaceful. john kennedy. he negotiated with cuba to prevent a war. when clinton was president there who killed other people in other countries. clinton went and talked to their president and said i know we were wrong, we apologize. he says we will do anything you want us to. they asked for money and clinton gave it to them because we were wrong and it did not start a war. i think there should be something done. we should do anything possible not to have a war where our boys will get killed and these families can never get over it. it should not have to be. i would like to see china and someday they will understand how to treat people. it has to start with united states. the killings in the united states are terrible. guest: i don't think there is anybody in the pentagon or the government, or hopefully people aware of the situation that think war is a good thing. being inside the building is ideally the last resort. the u.s. decided our global role since world war ii has been to maintain peace around the world

>> yeah. >> jimmy: you formed the group beastie boys, right? >> well, yeah, myself and yauch and john that was the original. >> jimmy: now what did -- and beastie -- it was called beastie boys. because it stood -- yeah, what did it stand for? beastie? >> i've only recently learned to say this properly. >> jimmy: yeah. >> because we had to do these shows. it's an acronym. >> jimmy: that's -- wow. >> yeah, you can say "anacronym." >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then i was corrected, like that's not actually a a word. >> jimmy: anacronym could be a a new -- but it is an acronym. >> it's -- yeah. it is a acronym. [ laughter ] >> an acronym. >> jimmy: an acronym. >> yes, that too. [ laughter ] boys entering anarchistic states towards inner excellence. and yes, it was a stupid name. [ laughter ] >> no, it's funny. here we are. we're supposed to be grown ass men. and it's still the name of the band. >> jimmy: yeah, beastie -- yeah. so beastie boys. and then so you're in the punk scene. then you started liking hip hop. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and what song triggered you, like, "oh, i want to be like that?

jimmy: thank you. where did you get this dress, may i ask? >> this is by a designer named christopher john rogers. was a costume you found in a shop or something. >> yeah, just on hollywood boulevard. no, no. >> jimmy: you grew up in this neighborhood. >> this is fashion. >> jimmy: this is your hood right here in hollywood? >> yeah. as a kid, my dad had a place on vine and yucca. >> jimmy: that's weird for a kid to be here. >> it's incredibly weird because you see the neighborhood go through so many changes. i remember a place i used to go to with my dad all the time growing up, like when i was 16, became a very popular club and i remember passing it and britney spears was walking in and trying to get in and him being like, i don't remember you, you're not coming inside this club, you're not of age. >> jimmy: wow, a young mousketeer-age britney spears. trying to get into the club. >> no, i think she was old enough to get in. >> jimmy: you couldn't get in. i see. >> no, i think britney was in there, which is why i wanted to get in. >> jimmy: did you not have a fake i.d.? >> well, i did but that was

then we talk about what makes them important or interesting. , john tyler,ren zachary taylor, groveland , jimmyarter, when did you first get interested in the idea of politicians, presidents, politics? mr. gerhardt: i think it happened very early. i grew up in alabama and i grew up jewish in alabama in the 1960's. i was a time of great turbulence. the civil rights movement was unfolding in front of me. i paid attention to it and those events from the 1960's and 1970's shaped my interest in civil rights and in law. i was watching presidents, courts, congress, local politicians. when i got out of high school, i was pretty sure i wanted to be a lawyer and study constitutional law. brian: when did you decide you wanted to get involved in the 1984 al gore campaign? for senator, not president. mr. gerhardt: correct. the reason i got interested was because i had come to tennessee after graduating at the university of chicago law school and i worked for a district judge in memphis and i was law clerk to a judge in nashville. when i was in nashville as i began to think about what i wanted to do, i was l

jimmy: a holiday movie. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. no, that's "the little match girl." [ laughter ] is"the little drummer girl- [ laughter ] okay. so, it's based on a a john >> yeah, although -- those are usually -- he usually sets his novels in the english milieu, but this is actually set in the israeli-palestinian conflict. am playing, believe or not, a a mossad agent.lo >> jimmy: that you get these roles. i mean, how did you -- how would someone think that you would be -- >> i have not the slightest idea. but when the phone rings, you know. i mean, so many people are desperate for anybody to ask them to do anything. [ light laughter ]ea so, i'm like, you want me to be" -- [ laughter ] i'm just waiting what's going to be next. like, "we would like yo to play dolly parton. [ laughter ] are you willing?" >> jimmy: i want the to see you play dolly parton. >> i want to play dolly parton. >> jimmy you.uld be believe i would think you'd be a a fantastic dolly parton. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but here you are playing the ruorian -- ♪ng nine to five pretty good. righnd [ cheerspplause ] it's frightening. >> jimmy: frightening. >> it's frightening. in jimmy: it's like

john: what races are you interested in? --2008 in question mark 2018? sean: >> alabama. you people like to throw dust. the truest president we had was jimmyter and obama. john: sean, take us to alabama. sean: alabama does not have a lot of competitive races. we do get surprises on election night. you have a governor's race with the governor who was forced to resign. there's some speculation the governor who took over may be in trouble. alabama is a state we will not see big shifts. john: you mentioned surprises. if you have to predict, where should we be looking? because the new york times is doing a lot of polling, we tilled the soil well. districts like georgia seven -- traditionally republican. if we get a red suburban wave we could see a district like that or new york second district out of long island -- we can see a urban -- john: focus on steve king going up on air. is he in danger? what we are seeing, a lot lots torats have gotten run a credible campaign. baseare activating a late that has not been activated in the past. which is enough to get them past 45, maybe 47%. the question is can they get the 50% plus one. in iowa, what yo

jimmy: he showed up. >> conan o'brien. andy samberg. a kid anymonamed nick control. you, i, john mullany. e i've ever sat at. >> jimmy: it was a lot of fun and you were the funniest one at the table. i think it's a great message is that, comedy is stronger than politics, folks. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, jeff. oh, jeff's on vacation. anyway. it was great. >> thanks, brother. >> jimmy: your special is very funny. "fake news, real jokes" is downloadable now and you can see dennis on tour with mark steyn february 22nd in reading, pennsylvania, and february 23rd in syracuse. we'll be back with the milk carton kids! >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. or 300 minutes of baby videos. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with millions of wifi hotspots included, you'll pay even less for data. or if you need a lot we have unlimited too. plus, get $200 back when you buy a new smart phone. it's simple, easy, awesome. click, call

kennedy: bridge jimmy in here, jeff makflake talked about offil people he liked joh john kasich. >> no one can beat trump in his open party, his approval rating is 95%, he is bigger in the -- choice than natural light. >> is that natty light? >> i was trying to sound cultured. yes. kennedy: if he goes to new hampshire that is great, i am sure he made good friends. >> if he goes to new hampshire it to invest in a time share and a mountain, there is no reason for him to be in. kennedy: that is thing people that list of people, and ben is fine, and joh john kasich is lo, he will not be president. >> i hate moral high ground, he is different from the rest of politicians, in washington, you became different you decided you were not running for reelection ethen you take a stand. kennedy: i would love for more people to to that, in washington to pretend they are never running again, and see how they legislate. it would get real, but instead they are a bush of phony bologna suckers. >> forgive me. kennedy: heroes all of them. >> panel will return later. democrat now suing t block president tru

jimmy: he showed up. >> conan o'brien. andy samberg. a kid named nick kroll. you, i, john mullany. on on. as we ate -- it was the funniest table i've ever sat at. >> jimmy: it was a lot of fun and you were the funniest one at the table. i think it's a great message is that, comedy is stronger than politics, folks. [ cheers and applause ] [ gong ] thank you, jeff. oh, jeff's on vacation. anyway. it was great. >> thanks, brother. >> jimmy: your special is very funny. "fake news, real jokes" is downloadable now and you can see dennis on tour with mark steyn february 22nd in reading, pennsylvania, and february 23rd in syracuse. we'll be back with the milk carton kids! >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel bye. the best or nothing. st or nothing. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank melissa mccarthy and dennis miller. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next. but first, this is their album "all the things that i did and all the things that i didn't do." here with the song "younger years" - the milk carton

jimmy: our first player brian bulaga. he was voted most likely to pick up his prom date on a a john deere tractor. [ laughter and applauseagical evening? [ laughter ] you got my boutonniere?" [ laughter ] next up for new england is rob gronkowski. [ cheers ] he was voted most likely to run when you pretend to throw a a tennis ball. [ laughter and applause ] "where's it going? where's it go? where's it go?" [ laughter ] next up for new england is chris hogan. he was voted most likely to bake you muffins then stare at you while you eat each one. [ laughter and applause ] "you like it? you like the muffin?" [ laughter ] next up from the patriots we have stephen gostkowski. he was voted most likely to corner you by the microwave and ask if you're caught up on "this is us." [ laughter and applause ] next up is patriots quarterback tom brady. he was voted -- [ cheers and applause ] most likely to blow out his birthday candles then tell god, "actually, i'm good, is there anything you need?" [ laughter and applause ] next up from green bay is j.k. scott. he was voted most likely to say to his teammates, "hey, guys, i'm getting h

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these boys that are getting , i know jimmy carter was very peaceful. john kennedy. he negotiated with cuba to prevent a war. when clinton was president there who killed other people in other countries. clinton went and talked to their president and said i know we were wrong, we apologize. he says we will do anything you want us to. they asked for money and clinton gave it to them because we were wrong and it did not start a war. i think there should be something done. we should do anything possible not to have a war where our boys will get killed and these families can never get over it. it should not have to be. i would like to see china and someday they will understand how to treat people. it has to start with united states. the killings in the united states are terrible. guest: i don't think there is anybody in the pentagon or the government, or hopefully people aware of the situation that think war is a good thing. being inside the building is ideally the last resort. the u.s. decided our global role since world war ii has been to maintain peace around the world