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i love that.line she had >> jimmy: yeah >> she was just like, "oh, yes you do." just does -- and i was like, "wow, that's how -- you can ye >> jimmy: it's just powerful >> it just -- "ahem. >> jimmy: yeah, just a - >> i guess no one says "ahem." >> jimmy: no one does "ahem. >> that's how it's written, but that's not how you say it. [ clear throats >> ahem. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's cecily strong in "schmigadoon." take a look at this. >> so, you have a feller >> yes, i have a feller. >> and he's okay with you walking on your own at night, talking with strange men >> well, he's -- what's the question again >> wait a minute what are you trying to do? are you trying to get me to fall for you >> what? no >> well, then why do those crazy kind of thoughts keep running through my head? >> i don't really -- ♪ >> well, you can forget it because no woman is gonna tie danny bailey down no how >> sure. ♪ when a squirrel wants another squirrel she don't bother t get attached

i love octavia butler. she's such an imaginative writer. >> me, to. >> alice monroe writes short stories and she is such a small amount of words in so much emotion and humanity. the "new york times" i mentioned i love robertson daily. he's a -- i i love colson whitehead because he tells, he loves words and he knows how to tell complex and jarring story and really just different ways. i'm going to put his lasting but -- the author of the windup bird chronicle 30 does is pentasa go magical storytelling that also grounded in the deepest and most thoughtful questions of history. that's like a range of the readers, the writers i love to read. right now i'm reading black sun by rebecca and i'm reading the coldest winter by david. that gives you a few of the readers come to other writers i like. but i love writers who like people, like to tell stories about them, tell stories to them, and you respect the people who are reading their work. the most annoying writers today are the ones who are so arrogant that they w

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love them or hate them.d because of that ushered in a lot of other great story telling. when "the cosby show" went off the air, we did have other black family sitcoms to fill that void. one of them was the fresh prince which was another version of aspirational black family wealth. >> so many of us living in this neighborhood. we doing all right, huh? >> fox networks were the first that took risks with minorities. >> i think it's vital that people of color write their own stories because that's where the authenticity comes from. >> we tired. >> should be. kept us up all night. we should be the ones crying. >> we saw black family sitcoms like martin, like the bernie mack show. those sitcoms showed parenting to be difficult. >> uncle bernie, he's too old to play with that. can we play something else? >> which was not something you saw on a show like "the cosby show". >> get in the bathroom and wash the pee off the toilet seat! disgusting! >> fox network had come on and did really well with blacks, so then the w

i love you oh, my - ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] i love you, buddy.you being justin bieber's video. i loved it you played his -- he's a boxer and you played his wife. look at that right there that's - >> yeah, but i'm such a freaking fan that i'm almost done it's almost out. i need a new one i need new merch >> jimmy: i'll get you a new one. oh, my god you chipped the paint on it. i have to get that for do you. >> i was i was in an -- yes, it's was funny, i have no idea how i got it i was asked to be in bieber's video. like, i got an e-mail on a a thursday and then i said, "yeah," and then we were filming it that weekend. you know >> jimmy: are you a big fan? are you a fan of justin? >> you know, when i was 11 i promised my family i'd marry justin bieber. so when i was asked if i wanted to play his wife in video, i couldn't say no. i'm a woman of my gosh darn word, jimmy. >> jimmy: that's right you are! [ applause ] also, not only can you act and you're super funny and charming, obviously. but you also can sing. and i'm reminded of this because i foll

that, i love it, i love it, i love it. here's one. how to write a book about your journey change you how you think, feel and act? did any of that change what you learned about yourself in this writing process? >> yes. what it taught me was that i was not healed, and the reason why is because i think i used work as a drug. like, even when i'm going through stuff, like i lose myself in work and i go in, you know what i'm saying? it's easier to do that than to confront what we really got going on, you know what i'm saying? because everybody is looking for some sort of high. we get high off of what we do. so in writing this book i had to sit there and i had to write and i had to edit. you know that process. you know that process way more than me, you know. we had to edit and try to go back in and perfected as much as possible and find the right word that captures the true essence of the emotion that you are trying to convey. i had to deal with all of that and it was the first time i had to get words to my experiences, especial

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>> love each other. >> that's right.back into the family sitcom. after that, we start to see more perspectives, new perspectives, fresh perspectives. >> you're going to love orlando. i've grown to love it like the daughter we wish evan had been. ♪ >> in "fresh off the boat," an asian-american story centers the narrative as opposed to being like the butt of the joke. >> class, i'd like you to give a warm welcome to hongi -- >> yeah. call me eddie. >> thank god. >> it's about an asian-american family that moved from a multicultural city to a very white suburban town. >> hi. welcome to the neighborhood. i'm deirdre. this is amanda. this is samantha. >> it was a really good window into how mainstream culture could feel strange to somebody else. >> "fresh off the boat" made a major impact in proving to the industry that a show like this can be successful. >> still to this day, i get people on the street who come up to me in tears saying how meaningful it was seeing themselves represented and feeling like you are a part of ame

he fell in love.o - once he got baptized, he wanted to go all the way and he became a priest it's a true story. >> jimmy: this is a picture of you filming the movie, right >> yep that's as a boxer. >> jimmy: yeah, and then three weeks later, and this is not - i'm not making this up three weeks later, this is a a picture of mark. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: dude, how? i mean, how is that possible >> it's the mustache [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's what did it >> unfortunately, i had to consume for two weeks, 7,000 calories and then for another two weeks, 11,000 calories. and it was fun for about an hour and then -- you know, it's just such a - it's such a physical -- a hard, physical thing to do i mean, losing weight, you just kind of tough it out, you just don't eat. and exercise and this, even when you're full, i would wake up after a meal and have another meal i was eating every three hours it was -- not fun. >> jimmy: is it harder to do 'cause -- by the way, happy belated birthday you just turne

you love the united states of america. we love its history? do you love its heroes?ou love the titans of the past, the adventurers? davy crockett and lewis and clark, george washington, do you love all the american greats and icons who made us who we are? do you love our nation's culture? you love our nations constitution? do you love our nation's borders? then i need each and everyone of you to wake up every morning and ask yourself the question, "what will i do today to make america stronger and safer and more secure?" i need you to say, what can i do as a proud citizen to do my part to make sure the country survives and thrives for another generation? and i will leave you with this thought -- the most powerful force that we have -- we don't have all the money, folks. jeff bezos has all the money. we don't have the media, we know that. education, although we are taking it back. we don't have journalism. we don't have the legal profession. the deck is stacked against us pretty good. but there is one thing that we have, than it is the same thing that sent our america

i love oklahoma.o have pipes for oklahoma. >> yeah, oklahoma is a tough one, and i auditioned with the song oklahoma when i was in high school, and i auditioned with the song oklahoma, and i got cast as the lead in god spell from this audition. i was standing singing the song, and the assist director -- ♪ oklahoma, my honey lam and i ♪ and i thought, i'm going to go for it and jump into is it chair next to mrs. -- i can't remember her name, but she was the assistant director. i jumped into the chair, her papers flew all over the place, but it made a big splash because i got to play jesus in god spell. >> stephen: i forgot who the lead was in that. ( laughter ) i forgot who the lead was in god spell. >> i got to play the lead in god spell! it's jesus christ! >> stephen: exactly! ( laughter ) wow, wow. >> it was something else. >> stephen: do you use your pipes in this one, too? do you sing in this musical? >> i do. >> stephen: i want no spoilers. >> yeah, i do. i do. i do. >> stephen: okay, rest leave

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spread the love. spread the love. spread the love. looking good i'm gonna spread the love.t's what i'm talking about. this side. [ cheers and applause how you doing? how about you? how about you guys, hey? how about you guys, hey? [ screaming you see that [ cheers and applause >> welcome welcome to the show. so great to see people here. >> we're from iran, new york, uk - >> jimmy: no, a lot of people are, you might know each other what are your names? >> this is my first husband. my name emmy sedona. his name is -- >> allen ballman >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay, allen ballman. >> yes >> jimmy: emmy, emmy sedona. >> emmy, emmy. >> jimmy: yeah, of course. emmy, summer is in full swing. >> it is whoo [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what's your favorite thing to do at the pool? >> well, i like to put on my pool floaties, and then, i watch "the boss baby: family business." [ laughter ] right, it's fun. [ laughter ] it's fun >> jimmy: it's your favorite thing to do in the pool. >> favorite. >> jimmy: okay, and when you're at the pool, what's your favorite thing to eat? >> oh, gosh. >> well, i r

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come on, i love you we love you.how, correct? >> yes yes. >> jimmy: technically, right >> technically, yes. >> jimmy: the first time you were on, you posted something on instagram that i thought was funny. you said, "if anyone wants lessons in the art of being really chill, and generally super cool, dude, just holler at me. no refunds." and this is you backstage when i first met you. [ light laughter ] and then here is you zoomed in [ laughter ] >> that was my first time on the show but i was here as a guest of eugene and catherine years before >> jimmy: i remember this. >> and just to add to the embarrassment of this, my first time meeting you -- i hope you don't remember -- but eugene and catherine were there and i was kind of hiding out in the green room and catherine -- >> jimmy: i remember this. >> in very catherine fashion, was like, "annie, come on and meet jimmy." and so i kind of gollumed out of the green room and approached you >> jimmy: gollumed >> and you were like, "annie, it's so great to meet you. you

i love it. i love it. i love it. here's one, how did writing a book about your journey change you, how you think, feel, and act? did any of that change as a result of what you learned about yourself through this writing process? >> yes, what it taught me was that i was not healed, and the reason why i is because i think i used work as a drug. >> [inaudible]. >> yeah, like, even when i'm going through stuff, like i lose myself in work, and i mean, i go in, you know what i'm saying? and because it's easier to do that than to confront what we really got going on. >> yep. >> you know what i'm saying? because we get high offover what we do. -- because we get high off of what we do. like i said, everybody is looking for some kind of high. we get high off of what we do. i had to sit there, write, and edit. you know that process way more than me. you know, i had to edit and go back and try to perfect it as much as possible and find the write word that captures the true essence of the emotion that you're trying to convey, you

i love this, but i also love that you get to be funny as well >> me too.eally. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah -- no this -- i think this, by the way, the best thing we've ever done on "the tonight show. i'm actually -- we're up for an emmy and i'm very excited about this [ light laughter ] this is exactly why. >> i do. i do actually want you to list ones i'm not embarrassed about this movie, which sometimes one is on these things and one is lying. >> jimmy: yes. >> and i -- and i actually love this movie >> jimmy: well, you should be proud of this movie. it's fun >> i love this movie it's really fun. and she's got -- she's got a a rage control problem so she -- you know, no one's listening to me. >> jimmy: no, no, they are she has a rage control problem >> she has a rage control problem and so when she -- gets sees a thing or gets into a situation where she feels angry, where you or i would get a migraine or have irritable bowel syndrome, she attacks. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: she just attacks people >> yeah, she attacks and so she has a kind of a vest that elect

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wait to get out there. >> jimmy: i love summer, sun, anything with an 's,' i love, love, love s-s-s!e probably looking in a mirror because you're the best. that's what i'm talking about. [ ding ] [ applause ] >> you're going to make me cry right now. >> jimmy: yeah >> i am literally, i don't know whwhat to tell you you know what's so relaxing? doing virtual interviews i love it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah no, i was -- sorry [ cheers and applause i was listening to you, what you were saying. >> oh. oh, okay well, you're such a good listener, jimmy. and you really make it easy on you u guest. >> jimmy: well, i was thinking about going to my -- cause i live on an island. i have an island that i go to with my wife she's from canada. you probably don't know her. >> you do? [ ding ] >> jimmy: yeah but you know, hey, it is what it is. >> i hear ya it is what it is [ laughter ] hey! it is what it is >> jimmy: yeah, you know - >> do you know what's a great tv show? "the sopranos. hey, it is what it is. it is what it is >> jimmy: no, no, no, no no, i love the movie "goodfellas" when he's like

i love her i love her family.is the female version of -- and this is saying a a lot -- but she truly is the female indiana jones. i'm very proud of her and how much she kicks ass in this movie. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's dwayne johnson and emily blunt in "jungle cruise. take a look at this. ♪ >> come on i got your pants trust me ♪ hold on! [ screams ♪ >> frank frank, get it. >> hold on >> come on >> i got it. >> frank >> i don't got it. >> frank ♪ frank, get off me! what are you doing >> i'm trying to get traction. >> this is ridiculous. >> oh, no. wait >> just leave me alone that's was a disaster. >> you're too heavy. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: come on! that's a movie that's what i want to see. dwayne johnson, everybody. "jungle cruise" is in theaters and on disney plus with premiere access july 30th. we'll be right back with joshua jackson stick around, everybody. >> thank you guys, so much >> jimmy: thank you for coming on, bud. >> love you, jimmy [ cheers and applause ♪

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with him but he's not in love with you yet, you're gonna have to wait and you will know when he loves you and but you're going to have to wait patiently it takes several years to come around and commit himself. i found the early years of the reagan marriage fascinating as well, you referenced fewer rolls in the arrival of children in the home life, ronald reagan begins traveling the country on behalf of general electric speaking to audiences all over america, only his message and his speaking style, listening to issues that matter to working americans and all led to the realization that it connected in a real intimate way with people and all took off, campaign, sacramento, more campaigns on the white house, tell us about those busy formative years that prepared the reagan's were their life in public figures and of course nancy's role in all of it. >> they are scraping bottom professionally, financially, at one point reagan agrees to the most humiliating professional endeavor in his life he becomes the mc of a floor show in las vegas, shortly after that this new opportunity to go into

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i love it.r name and where are you from >> hi. i'm kyra gallego and i'm from los angeles, california. >> jimmy: welcome. [ cheers and applause welcome to our show. what talent will you be sharing with us tonight? >> well, i'm not a a ventriloquist, but i can talk with my mouth closed >> jimmy: hmm. all right, i'm intrigued kyra, let's -- show me whenever you're ready yeah show me what you can do. >> okay. jimmy! help me! it's justin! ♪ >> jimmy: i couldn't hear you. did you say, "it's me, it's kyra, can you hear me? is that what you said? >> justin timberlake he's calling for you [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i was like, "it's dustin from my libido. that's what i heard. [ laughter ] but it's amazing how do you do that >> well, i'm a teacher so i got to get kids to pay attention somehow. so i'll be like, "hey, pay attention! and they just, "woah." >> jimmy: yeah, like what is going on well, i was thinking, this could be kind of fun could we bring everyone else back on the screen could you guys maybe pla

i loved the subject matter.k is veryry special to me so it was just a joy to be able to work with her and it was such a privilege to say to her okay, justice, i think we should give some opinions because one thing i want to convey about the book that was conscious decision on our part is we wanted to create a book that a nonlawyer could pick up and read in its entirety and get the full sense of who she was and what mattered to her and what work was central to her identity and -- >> nonlawyers appreciate that by the way. >> i've heard from many people they think we succeeded in that regard, and that makes me so happy because i wanted people who were not trained lawyers to know more about her. and in those conversations, it became okay let's do a portion on your advocacy. i said how about we include the brief because that has never been published and that is historically significant and i knew it was special to her because of marty. then we talked about okay, what else should we include. what were your favorite ar

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in the evolution of their love story. if you revealed in the book, ronald reagan was not in a great place in hisis life for his carr when the met. your books suggest that he was broken inside and that his heart was in a deep-freeze you say. she was loving and patient and his ron would like to write,ov nancy moved into my hearts and replaced an emptiness that i had been trying to embark on a very long time. share a little bit about the early years of the parts of the math on the marriage and of course the pitiful eloquent love letters that he sent her over the lifetime together and all of which she said by the way can tell us more. karen: so the fall of 1949, they have a supposedly blind date. i found evidence that nancy davis, young actress newly arrived in the mg lot and gmactually sorta been trying to make their paths cross long before that. but she opens the of her apartment last night. the sibling away that either she or ronald reagan could have begun to imagine the future delay had for the two of them. he was nectar,

this woman loved to work. she loved what she did. she lived for -- especially this character, molly goldberg, quintessential jewish mother, was on the radio with the goldberg is her show which is no relation to the current sitcom the goldbergs. that show was upon for 17 years on the radio, and when i love about this is this woman looked at that and said, that's not enough for me. she had kind of just wound down what i call a sis come lifetime, you have children on a sitcom, they eventually grow up and move out of the house. she lived a sitcom lifetime and then some. she actually did a broadway version briefly right after it ended because she did not want it to end on the radio and then tv was cop us and she used broadway as a dry run. there was something going to happen in the tv world and this is 1948. so she just thought, i can reboot this thing. to speak in modern terms. can start this over and start out with a young -- a preteen and a teenager on the show and do a whole other sitcom lifetime so at the age of 50, she just used tha