john goodman, eadie patterson. >> jimmy: how did john goodman get involved in it. >> they asked me, whenure out who to play the dad, what about john goodman? he would be amazing, but he's not going to show up in this. we sent him the script and he did. i called my goodman's going to be in this, a real tv show with a real actor. >> jimmy: adam plays your brother. >> we're this real wealthy televangelist family. and our mother passed away and shes what the spark of the whole family, and dad's left to pick up the pieces and looking to his children to carry it on. but we lack the moral compass to be ministers. >> jimmy: your congregation does not know that. >> no, we are hypocrites. >> jimmy: how did you happen upon this particular area, this televangelism something you've been interested in? >> i grew up in a pretty religious house, when i was a kid my mom did puppet ministry. she would do puppets and, you know. >> jimmy: what is exactly puppet ministry? >> you know, we built this stage, and it would come up in the middle of the sermon and she had characters and would do these voices and te

first up in tonight's know and tell -- >> john goodman's conners wish list. >> my celebrity friends? well, brad and leo. i don't care. i get to work with laurie metcalf every week. that's enough for me. >> john's out promoting his new hbo series "the righteous gemstones." he's the patriarch of a corrupt ministry. danny mcbride created the series and place john's son. >> it's a family comedy disguised as a religious show disguised as a gangster film. >>> then we are with the ladies of litchfield for the premier of the last season of "orange is the new black." >> i'm a crier. we would wrap an episode and i would start crying. we were getting ready to say gb to somebody. >> i don't think there's any way you can prepare. the only thing i made sure i did was to make sure i lived in each moment. >> what made seven seasons of the show bing worthy? >> we broke a lot of barriers. i think we were telling stories people were hungry for. >> we represent all different kinds of women, it's a ground breaking show. >>> finally, we go to "the bachelorette." peter, tyler, or jed -- who will hannah choo

john goodman for roseanne. ted danson for cheers. >> jimmy: wow. >> michael j.n who won. >> jimmy: from "empty nest". he pete abeat all you guys? >> it still haunts me. >> jimmy: your kids are how old? >> a 12 year old son, a 10 year old daughter and 6-year-old son. >> jimmy: has your 12 your old son been nominated for any emmies yet? >> he's done nothing! i had fired three agents by the time i was his age. >> jimmy: he's got to get his act together. >> they do nothing, jim e amy, of them. i was doing commercials at 6 years old. >> jimmy: do they ever say to you, do they know? have they ever watched the wonder years? >> they've seen "the wonder years." my mom show it s it to them at house. i desperately want them to love it and think i'm super cool. and so we landed somewhere in between. like they're aware of it, and they think it's pretty cool. it's okay. >> jimmy: it's interesting to watch your father go through puberty on television, you know? >> they enjoy it very much. >> jimmy: do they watch your stuff in general? are they watching your new show? >> they'r

i'm amy goodman, with juan gonzalez. johnlos frey is with us for the hour discussing his new book "sand and blood: america's stealth war on the mexico border." we're going to turn now to an underreported force driving people to the border -- climate change. this is a clip from john carlos frey's project he did with the weather channel on the climate migration crisis, where he asks several hondurans about what is happenining to them,m, why theyy join a migrant carav.. >> i find a lot people who worked on farms and sayhey fled because of the ouought. lten, the drought was really bad. really b t trout the corncobs were relyly sma. >> amonthe farm workers who joed was pedro. we always plant so we n have food ge. rice, beans and corn. many people, that is howee suived. a lot us survive on less than one llarar aay. >> pps the one thing you could doss sleep. they' t traveng t togher, even know they dinonot kn eacach othehebefore. they' not a couple, but they em like a family they comfrom a honduran wnwn lleded sta bararra. amy: that