jimmy john's new firecracker wrap. jordan (voiceover): the gop's softer stance it's gonna be a hot one. on russia was giving me flashbacks to 2016 when putin tried to influence our election. i mean, it could be russia. it could be somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds, ok? jordan (voiceover): but russia would have to think we're fools to fall for that again. this is the traditional image of americans that russians have in their minds, that we're stupid, that we're gullible, that we smile at everyone like total idiots. you can seed information in their head, and they will parrot the information that is useful to you. jordan (voiceover): this is russian-born american journalist julia ioffe. as a correspondent in moscow, ioffe covered putin and the kremlin, so i wanted her to help me parse through what i'd been hearing at rallies. there was an amazing "washington post" report by catherine belton, an investigative reporter, who got her hands on some secret kremlin documents. so this is a pitch for a partisan

>> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- john mulaney. plus, music from gary clark jr. and stevie wonder. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, very nice. thank you very much. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. please relax. we're glad you're joining us here at our home in hollywood, where i have to say, i am very excited, i am very proud, i'm exhilarated, even. because from here on, we aren't just following the donald trump drama in new york, we are part of it. we are part of the official record of the people versus donald trump. i will explain in a moment. files it to say that when ryan murphy makes the nine-part miniseries about this for fubo -- [ laughter ] i will be in it. i would assume someone like george clooney or maybe chris hemsworth will be playing me. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] guillermo, you will be in it. >> guillermo: all right, yeah! >> jimmy: you will be played by pedro pascal. [ cheers and applause ] >> guillermo: all right, yeah! >

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tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kate hudson, chrissy teigen and john legend, and featuring the gendary roots crew. >> questlove: 1965! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on. that's how you do it. that's exactly how you do it. welcome. thank you very much. enjoy yourself. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." you are here. [ cheers and applause ] you made it. well, guys, once again, it was over 80 degrees here in new york city. whoo. [ cheers ] it was beautiful. yeah, it was so nice, trump asked the judge to move his hush money trial to central park. and i just thought that was -- [ laughter ] why not? well, some news from washington, marjorie taylor greene announced that next week she will force a vote to remove mike johnson as speaker of the house. she has five votes so far -- her, plus the four voices in her head. [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] so, that's a good start. yeah, marjorie taylor greene said that she's planning to force a vote to oust speake

jimmy: nice. older brother? younger brother? >> my older brother john. >> jimmy: so he pays, then, right?en you were a kid, did you have a crazy the whole circus come to your birthday party? >> i did not. my parents, god bless them, were obsessed with us having a normal life. >> jimmy: oh. >> my dad -- my grandfather samuel goldwyn kind of became mgm. but he was there in the beginning. one of the pioneers of the movie business. i think my dad grew up in the red hot center of all of the hollywood crazy innocence golden age so wanted hi kids to be like. >> jimmy: to not have that. >> i never knew any movie stars, never went to a movie set. >> jimmy: did you ever go see a movie? >> i did go to the movies. >> jimmy: okay, that's good. >> like regular people. it was good, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: and yet somehow it got into your blood and you thought i want to do this. i want to act? >> i couldn't stay away. >> jimmy: i want to direct, which you did here this movie. >> yeah. >> jimmy: honestly you did a fantastic job. >> oh, thanks. >> jimmy: i'm not just saying that because my name is ment

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jimmy john's in texas is paying people $20 an hour to make sandwiches.is not slavery, serfdom, anything terrible, and you can ask about illegal immigrants who come to the border, they get caught and gets into mexico. are they coming back again to because they want to be exploited and they want to live in poverty, or it is because what they have in america is better than that? they are not being exploited. they are building a future for themselves. sohrab: barbara jordan, a democrat -- in the late 90's, but the principal does not change. if you have conditions in which he was arriving on a dollar a day, of course whatever you put before people, the jobs they find here is advantageous to them. that is understandable, but the fact is what we are saying is we are telling our native workers that they have to get used to serf like conditions because you have a class of workers who will not go to osha if they face unsafe conditions, and that have been terrifically a meatpacking. they will not go to the national labor relations board when there was wage theft. b

jimmy: is that right? [ laughter ] oh, no. >> yeah. johnnski is the other half. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's krasinski. >> is it? >> jimmy: kaczynski was the unabomber. [ laughter ] you're thinking of a different guy. if you've accused john, emily's dad is a lawyer. if you've accused john of being the unabomber, you're in a lot of trouble. >> it's obviously not very well written. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i imagine you talk about your career and stuff. your first movie was "the goonies" right? that was the first thing you did? >> that was the first. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: was that also your first job? >> that was my first job. when they had me put the shorts over the long sweats? i thought that was it. because i come from a pretty cool place. when you do that, you think you're going to be written off. but i wasn't. >> jimmy: you thought that was going to be the thing? >> yeah. who puts shorts over sweats? [ laughter ] like, whose decision was that? i just showed up, "what about this?" and i was like, "whatever you want, i guess." >>

you kind of go in bracing for impact a bit. >> jimmy: i liked it when you -- he was talking about -- he was asking you if you and johnthe house. >> what did i say? did i say yeah? >> jimmy: you said you do. and you did not answer whether john did or not. >> well, i don't think it's fair to sort of reveal that. i think maybe when john does howard stern, he can talk about anything nude. >> jimmy: maybe they could be nude during the interview. >> oh, see that? howard sounds like a never nude. >> jimmy: and you described it i think quite beautifully because howard hides his body from his wife. and then you said when you're slithering into bed. [ laughter ] >> but i get that feeling with him just surreptitiously slithering into bed quickly before she sees him. >> jimmy: i think it rang a bell in his head. he thought yes, i am slithering into bed. >> he is the best, though, isn't he? >> jimmy: he is. >> he is like a sweet pea, which is a ridiculous thing to call howard stern, but i think he is kind of a sweet pea. >> jimmy: he has definitely changed a lot over the last 30 years. >> yes, he has. i think he said a lot of tho

the price of a quarter pounder has doubled in the past 10 years, while popeye's, taco bell and jimmy johnsset by each franchisee. but overall, dining out is 4.2 more expensive now than this time of year. with states hiking up minimum wage, california now paying fast food workers $20 an hour. mcdonald's saw profits decline for the first time in years. >> mcdonald's is losing a lot of customers, but a value offer keeps revenue flowing. >> reporter: now restaurants need to stay creative to lure hungry customers back with deals that appeal to both their stomachs and their wallets. now, guys, the timing on this is unclear. the franchises have to approve it first. i want to show you something. we talked about what the combo meal would include. these are all the items the meal would have. if you were to buy this in miami, this would run you $15. guys, with this new deal, if it does roll out, it would save you about $10, less expensive than what i paid for it. >> that's substantial. >> that's significant, 10 dollars. >> we take it. we say yes. >> thank you, marissa. >> we say yes again. >> that's

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should i join jimmy in his guest? john krasinski, brooke shields tracey kira comedian jimmy carr. and featuring the legendary roots crew. 1971 jimmy. and now here he is. jimmy fallon shanna. hey, hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey. thank you. hey hey hey hey hey hey hey. i love love, love love run run run run run run run . come on. that's a great crowd right there, i love you. thank you very much. enjoy yourself. welcome, welcome. welcome to the tonight show. you're here. thank you for watching. well, guys, it is that special time of year. this sunday is mother's day. that's right. yes. so for the next 48 hours, if you see an amazon delivery van, pull over like it's an ambulance. okay? do the right thing. do the right thing. because i saw that people will spend about $250 on mother's day gifts. but don't worry, the best gift is free, which is taking the kids somewhere so mom can have five minutes of peace. that's what they want. also, just a quick word of advice to former president trump. whatever you were thinking of spending on melania this year, i double it. i would just think

was it jimmy fallon or john stewart? >> i'm going to say -- are you saying? allowed to consult? >> i want to get some separation. >> do you ask your competitor the answer? >> this is my strategy, let me pursue my strategy. >> one of the debate conditions was not having an audience of attics lanes it is on cnn. [ laughter ] >> actually meant to say john stewart. >> jesse: you might have to rethink your strategy. you need a better strategy. some go with their got but you have a different strategy. nyc mayor eric adams says illegal immigrants should be lifeguards because they are good swimmers. when reached for comment, which famous greg wondered, when you drown, will you have to scream help in spanish? was it abbott or got felled? >> i will take that hint! have to scream help in spanish? >> got a little help their. >> jesse: you are still down one. don't get too excited but this is the final question. president trump grew a very large crowd in the new jersey shore over the weekend. eric trump said it was larger than this famous musician. larger than bruce sprin

jimmy died alongside his colleagues, john chapman and james kirby.he truth is that when he died, it was... we couldn't even see a way forwards. there was a lot of anger, a huge amount of sadness and loss. and we sort of went through the process of wanting answers. and that took us down a very dark path. and we felt like we're not going to be able to change what happened tojimmy. and so what we can actually do is look to our local community and look to what we can change positively. go on, jimmy. that's it, jim cut it off. seen here in black, jim was a talented boxer. his club was a huge part of his life, but it needs a new building and new equipment forfuture generations. the nature of how he passed away was obviously very traumatic for all of us, and this is something that we can actually apply our energy to that makes us feel good, gives us like a sense of purpose. that's the reason why we're doing it. we want to do something that we feel is going to have a positive change as opposed to just continue to feel angry and upset. across the atlantic in

jimmy died alongside his colleagues, john chapman and james kirby.rovoked world leaders to demand an investigation. the truth is that when he died, it was... we couldn't even see a way forwards. there was a lot of anger, a huge amount of sadness and loss. and we sort of went through the process of wanting answers. and that took us down a very dark path. and we felt like we're not going to be able to change what happened tojimmy. and so what we can actually do is look to our local community and look to what we can change positively. go on, jimmy. that's it, jim, cut it off. seen here in black, jim was a talented boxer. his club was a huge part of his life, but it needs a new building and new equipment forfuture generations. the nature of how he passed away was obviously very traumatic for all of us, and this is something that we can actually apply our energy to that makes us feel good, gives us like a sense of purpose. that's the reason why we're doing it. we want to do something that we feel is going to have a positive change as opposed to just conti

jimmy breslin, the newsday columnist. he was well-known figure, a pulitzer prize winner.tion in 2, john kerry versus george w bush, bush waseslin went after the pollsters almost the same with the same vigor that mike royko did in chicago that you quoted a moment ago. and is essentially just lies because they're not reaching people had cell phones in 2000, four, cell phone use was growing, but it expanded today. so most pollsters were polling people via cell phones in 2004. and jimmy breslin thought that and and said so. he also predicted that john was going to win the election by an easy, easy margin, didn't turn that way in 2004, but that was seem to be much in the way of of high profile poll bashing by journalists and one of the reasons for that was the journalism. and that was best represented by nate silver, who founded fivethirtyeight.com and then the 2008 election could predicted the winner of 49 of the 50 states in that election between obama and and that was quite a quite a feat. and nate that in 2012 when he predicted outcome of all 50 states in the obama mitt romney race. so that's one reason i think that that th

. >> jimmy: what would you -- what would you -- what would you do? >> it would have to be like a a "johnall right. >> one of those. >> jimmy: "paint the town red," this is your jam, broadway genre. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ bitch i said what i said i'd rather be famous instead all that gets to my head ♪ ♪ i don't care i paint the town red ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ red bitch bitch ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you had to do that at the end? that's all the time we have for "musical genre challenge." give it up for doja cat. we're talking to winston duke after the break. ♪ i said what i said i'd rather be famous instead ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) [ cellphone ringing ] phone call from the boss? sorry. outdoor time is me time. (♪♪) sticking it to the boss, that sounds fun. we have sort of a flat hierarchy, so -- wait, flo isn't the boss? well, you could say i'm a boss at helping people save when they bundle. nope, thanks. we're not gonna say that. -i'd rather not. -very cringey. ♪ is you with me now? ♪ ♪ then biggie-biggie-bounce ♪ ♪ i know you dig the way ♪ ♪ i sw

. >> jimmy: what would you -- what would you -- what would you do? >> it would have to be like a a "johnpaint the town red," this is your jam, broadway genre. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ bitch i said what i said i'd rather be famous instead all that gets to my head ♪ ♪ i don't care i paint the town red ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ red bitch bitch ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you had to do that at the end? that's all the time we have for "musical genre challenge." give it up for doja cat. we're talking to winston duke after the break. ♪ i said what i said i'd rather be famous instead ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ geico covers dead batteries with their easy app and 24/7 help. you've reached a dead end, monster! uhhhhh... no kidding. dead batteries are the worst. but no worries, geico gives me even more coverage and 24/7 help. see? wait a second, you're not frankenstein's monster! no, that's his cousin trevor. did you try the spooky castle up the road? [intense music] good idea, thanks. you folks have a great evening! whatever you need, from coverage to service, get more with geico. ♪

>> jimmy: oh, what a night, what a night. thanks to john mulaney, gary clark jr., stevie wonder. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next. thank you for watching, goodnight. >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, abby lee miller. >> you're 16 and everybody's watching you cry. save your tears. >> a rare interview with the controversial star of "dance moms" and what she said justifies her tough love delivery. >> i have made the world a better place for children. >> some of the stars remember things differently. >> why does she mate me so much? >> do you ever feel like you crossed the line? >>> plus, wend it like wrexham. what happens when a hollywood heartthrob and his comedy actor friend decide to buy a soccer team? >> i got a call from rob saying, "how would you like to partner up in this financially stupid but emotionally immersive project?" >> ryan reynolds and rob mcelhinney infusing the struggling wrexham fc with heart and hard work. >> we're back. >> it's rocky metamorphosis trapped in "welcome to wrexham." how two guys with exactly no experienc

jimmy breslin thought that ludicrous. and and said so. he also predicted that john win the election by an easy, easy margin, didn't turn that way in 2004, but that was it after 2004, there doesn't seem to be much in the way of of high journalists and one of the reasons for that was the emergence of data journalism. and that wasr, who founded fivethirtyeight.com and then the 2008 election could predicted the winner of 49 of the 50 states in that election between obama and mccain. and that was quite a quite a feat. and nate silver topped that in 2012 when he predicted outcome of all 50 states in the obama mitt romney race. so that'on that this poll bashig phenomenon has disappeared because there's this the rise of data journalism in a prominent way. silver is the most well known, but he's not e data journalist out there. so it's it's i fully expected to find more and poll bashing in contemporary times but that's not been case so i think i don't know people respond to polls. i don't think that they should take them as prophecy. polls are not gospel, but, you know, they

john travolta pet rocks pet rocks jimmy. carter's failed president gerald ford's failed presidency. richard nixon's failed president. so we had 70 horrible years where there was good news. it was all bad. and reagan reagan saw, this. and he said, look, i need to restore morale, because for the first time in history, in 1980, parents did not think they'd always thought every time, ever since been polled, par future would be better for the children than had been for them until 1980 when that stopped. people not think that anymore. so the idea that joe biden is a great president is, just nonsense. it's poppycock. ridiculous. name one thing that he's been successful at other than spending money. and by way any more on can spend money. well, i also think that just you know reagan watched a few john travolta movies in the white house. i'm sorry. i think reagan. a few john travolta movies. yeah. he probably did. well, just to clear vulture, travolta was three. screen was no travolta. i really like him as an actor. i just said there's a joke. but travolta was a guest at, the reagan white ho

jimmy: me too. i went with your family. [ laughter ] i remember it too. we were all together. yeah. but, dude, it's -- it's history. >> it's history. and it's the johntmare has come true, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: bud, you are a stud, by the way. here's you at the met gala, by the way, the other day. looking good. [ cheers ] that's how you do it. that's how you do it. and -- >> very heavy around the neck. >> jimmy: yeah, you had a a very -- you looked gorgeous by the way. >> i saw you across the room. 'cause i think you, looking at the stage, were you the right side looking this way? >> jimmy: i was. oh, yeah, was i in trouble? >> well, no, i felt like we were flanking ari when she was singing. she was performing and -- >> jimmy: oh, you were on that side? >> i was on this side. and i was like, "there's jimmy." >> jimmy: were you dancing? >> only every time she came towards me, i felt like i really wanted to support her, so i was like -- [ laughter ] and i would get really self-conscious. >> jimmy: yeah. yeah, that's what i did too. but i was so happy. she crushed it. >> it was unbelievable. and to see her and cynthia together. >> jimmy: cy

jimmy: welcome, everybody. it is monday. we're great to -- we're happy to be back here. [ cheers and applause ] we got a -- we got a great week of shows coming up. john whoa! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: whoopi goldberg will be here. gracie abrams will be here. lin-manuel miranda is on with his dad, luis. [ cheers ] and on friday, we will have the author of our fallon book club winner "nightwatching." tracy sierra will be on the show. >> steve: whoa! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is our book club winner, and it was awesome. i read it. it's unbelievable. it's so good. scary. thrilling. >> steve: thrilling. >> jimmy: yeah, you don't -- all the way to the end, you don't know what's really happened. i don't even know how to describe the book. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: but you have a week before it gets spoiled. because she's coming on friday and we'll tall you -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: we're gonna -- i have to ask her some questions. >> steve: you can't give a a spoiler alert. >> jimmy: i can't just say, "hey, you wrote a book. did you ever meet kim jong un?" [ light laughter ] yeah, no. >> steve: i don't want to hear about it! >> jimmy: no, but it

celebrate his it was sortort of a half celebration of he had done for the jimmy fund and a half public was invited to and john glenn was one of the seven speakers there and think john glenn that saw something ted williams about how big his heart was and how gave back to his community there. there's also into history, but the -- league p color barrier wasn't broken until 1947. and when ted williams gave his induction speech at the baseball hall of fa cooperstown. in 1966, he used part of his saway to honor the -- league players who ar'excluded he meant satchel paige and josh day sort of helped pave the way for a lot the think five years later josh gibson wasn't and after that satchel paige. so for all the things that ted williams wrong he he write it off a lot ofhem. yeah. for the book did you talk to of ted williams is sox teammates or any of the players he managed with the washington senators and did you talk to any of john glenn's colleagues senate? yes, i talked to most of john ted williams teammates are no longer alive. i did talk to a few there was one who there's an interesting story in thewilliams was

my thanks to john krasinski, brooke shields tracey ciara, jimmy carr. oh my gosh, you were so great. and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. thank you for watching. stay tuned for late night with seth meyers. good night everybody. bye bye. get involved. get involved. do it. get on up. from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york. it's late night with seth meyers. tonight, jim gaffigan, musicians charli xcx and troye sivan, an all new closer look featuring the band with queen, cora coleman. and now seth meyers. good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is late night. how's everybody doing tonight? we hope you're doing well. now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news. former president trump has reportedly complained to advisers about how he's portrayed in the sketches created by the courtroom artists in his hush money trial. well, i guess when you're used to being painted like this and his sketch is bound to be a letdown, president biden suggested earlier this month that his uncle was eaten by a tribe of cannibals during world war two. o

jimmy died alongside his colleagues, john chapman and james kirby.rwards. there was a lot of anger, a huge amount of sadness and loss. and we sort of went through the process of wanting answers. and that took us down a very dark path. and we felt like we're not going to be able to change what happened tojimmy. and so what we can actually do is look to our local community and look to what we can change positively. go on, jimmy. seen here in black, jim was a talented boxer. his club was a huge part of his life, but it needs a new building and new equipment forfuture generations. the nature of how he passed away was obviously very traumatic for all of us, and this is something that we can actually apply our energy to that makes us feel good, gives us like a sense of purpose. that's the reason why we're doing it. we want to do something that we feel is going to have a positive change as opposed to just continue to feel angry and upset. across the atlantic in washington, a memorial at the national cathedral is honouring all seven world central kitchen aid