someone started shouting profanity and it's george steinbrenner.een third and home plate, "get the [ bleep ] off of my infield!" these guys are freaking out because they're dragging cables across the grass. he's like -- >> jimmy: oh, so he was not kidding around? >> he was not happy about it at all. >> jimmy: wow. >> not happy about it. diego calmed him down, you know. he had a point. >> jimmy: now -- you know what, it's one thing to play baseball, it's another thing to get shouted out by steinbrenner. that's a real professional baseball experience. >> authentic. >> jimmy: we're going to take a break. when we come back, we're going to see a clip from "the whale." brendan fraser is here. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> lou: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by miko. the ridiculously smart, seriously fun kid's robot. a place of many wonders... and full of life. i open my eyes: earth is our pandora. ♪ ♪ if you thought one napkin for the quarter pounder with cheese was enough... ♪ ♪ it's not enough. ♪ ♪ last week i stepped in a bear trap.

someone started shouting profanity and it's george steinbrenner.third and home plate, "get the [ bleep ] off of my infield!" [ laughter ] these guys are freaking out because they're dragging cables across the grass. he's like -- >> jimmy: oh, so he was not kidding around? >> he was not happy about it at all. >> jimmy: wow. >> not happy about it. they had to go calm him down, you know. he had a point. >> jimmy: now -- you know what, it's one thing to play baseball, it's another thing to get shouted out by steinbrenner. that's a real professional baseball experience. >> authentic. >> jimmy: we're going to take a break. when we come back, we're going to see a clip from "the whale." brendan fraser is here. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and i wanted to welcome you to the neighborhood with some homemade biscuits! oh, that's so nice! and a little tip, geico could help you save on homeowners insurance. hmm! cookies! uhh, biscuits. mmmm, is there a little nutmeg in there? oh it's my mum's secret recipe. you can tell me. it's a secret. is it cinnamon? it's my mu

i famously remember that's the way, you know, george steinbrenner would feel about reggie jackson, whoim most. not so much when it came to other players, alex rodriguez, who he referred to at the time as mr. april. there will be pressure on judge, right? >> definitely. especially because a lot of people are comparing him to derek jeter, because jeter played all 20 seasons with the yankees. aaron judge was drafted by the yankees in 2013, has been with them ever since. so at the end of his career, people will look back at this and wonder was he better than derek jeter? i'm not going to answer that question, because i don't want hate mail. that's up to the fans to decide. >> neil: you see contracts renewed, i always wonder indirectly do we end up paying for that, either in higher ticket prices or other deals that are made. you know, it would be indirect, but what do you think? >> i think you're absolutely right, because you look at the type of players, the caliber of players that some of these teams have, and that's who people come to watch. tom brady is playing on the screen right now. y

so, other people he modeled behavior from, john george steinbrenner. >> he was avatar of hyper- masculinitynd trump was terrified of aides and talked time.it all the and after shaking hands with men called reporters say is a blog blog day just shook hands with them? and brenner was a big tough guy who was privileged like trump and had a healthy dose of self regard, like trump. trump hung around him and hung around his crew. he had friends like bill who was also friends of lloyd cohen. lee iacocca there was a screw and trump wanted to be like him and found himself emulating this that. cap he was not going by playacting. the apprentice with you arede fired. it's pretty widely seen. i think most people are pretty familiar with its. they're not familiar s video. was he wanted trump went from from him? >> is a brooklyn democratic party boss went machine about politics ruled in new york city. trump's father fred was very close. that helped them hardwire all kinds of projects in brooklyn. it had enormous clout all over the city. in light trump first came to office, mead was ruthless, he was a crim

>> guest: and then scooting away from the tremont to other people he modeled behavior from, george steinbrenner. what did you learn? >> guest: steinbrenner was this sort of avatar of hyper masculinity in the 1980s when the aids era was beginning. trump was terrified of aids, and talk about it all the time. after shaking hands with men would come you, call report and say is loblaw gay? i just shook hands with him. steinbrenner was this big tough guy who's also a child of privilege like trump and you had a healthy dose of self regard, like trump. and trump hung around him and hung around his crew. he had friends like a man who's also friends with rochon. lee iacocca. trump wanted to be like them and himself emulating this hyper masculinity. steinbrenner was famous for firingng his managers, except he wasn't doing it by playacting. when trump, trump really doesn't like firing people directly, when he's doing the apprentice starts with your fired. and it was s pretty widely seens an a montage to steinbrenner to run with that. that show change for him. people are not familiar, many people come with

so other people that behavior from george steinbrenner similar. so steinbrenner was this sort of avatar of hypermasculinity, the 1980s when the aids era was beginning and trump trump was terrified of aids and about it all the time. after shaking hands with would, you know, called people call reporters and say is blah blood gay? i just shook hands with. them. and from start, you know, steinbrenner was this, you know, big, tough guy who had, you know, he's also a child privilege like trump and who had a healthy dose of self-regard. trump and trump hung around him and hung around his crew. you know, he had he had friends like like a man named bill fugazi, who also was friends with roy cohn. lee iacocca there was this crew, and trump wanted to be like them and found himself emulating this hypermasculinity. steinbrenner was famous for firing his managers, except he wasn't doing it by play. acting when trump trump, who really doesn't like firing people directly when he's doing the apprentice, starts with you're fired and. it was pretty widely seen as an