one of the great barbecue men in america aaron franklin of franklin barbecue in austin, texas is hereekday. people wait for hours every day in this line. you can see they camp out waiting for lunch. last night, i slept outside in line for my own show, just for this. aaron is out on hollywood boulevard right now. there he is. hi, aaron! how are you? >> i'm doing great. how you doing? >> jimmy: we talk about how weird austin is. which place is weirder, austin or hollywood boulevard? >> oh, hollywood boulevard. >> jimmy: it's rare that you see homeless elmo in austin. >> i don't know about that. >> jimmy: what are you making tonight? >> we've got some brisket. >> jimmy: that's beautiful. just when my body started to recover from the brisket in austin, it travels here and attacks me in my workplace. you ready to go? is that cooked or do we have to wait for it to cook? >> they've been cooking all day. >> jimmy: that's going to be great. should we sing the song one more time? ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, bring the -- ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] >> jimmy: i think i had it all wrong. [ cheers and

tonight -- cobie smulders barbecue chef, aaron franklin and music from chic featuring nile rodgers with and the cletones and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ >>>

tonight -- cobie smulders barbecue chef, aaron franklin and music from chic featuring nile rodgers withs and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪

tonight -- cobie smulders barbecue chef, aaron franklin and music from chic featuring nile rodgers withnd the cletones and now, here's jimmy kimmel!

aaron franklin will be here to show you how to make brisket - we'll have music from chic with nile rodgers shipka, guillermo has an exclusive interview with "star wars" director j.j. abrams and we will have music from drew holcomb and the neighbors and jamie foxx with chris brown and kid ink. [ cheers and applause ] >>>i would also like to welcome our viewers watching on 5 eyewitness news. we are on as god intended in minneapolis. if anyone wants to send me a pizziola it will definitely get eaten. did you know minneapolis is the most literate city in america? did you know that guillermo? >> did you know there's a war on drugs? >> yeah. >> you did. all right. our guest tonight are from both asgard and earth. they are here to save the world just before taxes are due. their new movie, "avengers: age of ultron" opens everywhere may 1st - please welcome, our heroes - robert downey jr., chris hemsworth, mark ruffalo, chris evans, scarlett johansson and jeremy renner. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> good to have you here. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. thank you f

i think franklin graham's numerous comments force a paradox -- paradox concerning the obama faith story, it was widely publicized. the chapter of france aaron c made the subject of wilder and wilder speculation. so it simply does not take anything at ace value by quite a few americans. in spite of obama's trial in 2008 the beltway conventional wisdom still held the most authentic political trends came from the right not the left. the rise of the tea party phenomena seemed true but strangely from my reading the rise of the tea arty did not fully alter the perception that the christian right hatter or not it's old self or in this is a diagnosis that the 2012 election confirmed. less noted was the evangelical left return to a marginal status. the midterm election cycle saw momentary return to the thesis of evangelicalism as a political nemesis for democrats. the tea party promised something new on the right but as scarlet david campbell and robert put them convincingly show them, it was always significant in spite of all the talk about the more libertarian proclivities. a case in point was glenn beck restoring the rally on the capitol mall. it

i think franklin graham's numerous comments force a paradox concerning the obama faith story, it was widely publicized. the chapter of france aaron c made the subject of wilder and wilder speculation. so it simply does not take anything at ace value by quite a few americans. in spite of obama's trial in 2008 the beltway conventional wisdom still held the most authentic political trends came from the right not the left. the rise of the tea party phenomena seemed true but strangely from my reading the rise of the tea arty did not fully alter the perception that the christian right hatter or not it's old self or in this is a diagnosis that the 2012 election confirmed. less noted was the evangelical left return to a marginal status. the midterm election cycle saw momentary return to the thesis of evangelicalism as a political nemesis for democrats. the tea party promised something new on the right but as scarlet david campbell and robert put them convincingly show them, it was always significant in spite of all the talk about the more libertarian proclivities. a case in point was glenn beck restoring the rally on the capitol mall. it