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ben stiller and desus nice. with music from yeah yeah yeahs.ur first guest was named one of "time's" 100 most influential people of 2022, and that's right now. you know her from "that '70s show" and a bunch of big movies. her newest is called "luckiest girl alive." it premieres on netflix one week from friday. please welcome mila kunis. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you for being here in brooklyn. you look fantastic, you look great. >> first of all, this is very cool. so i just want to say thank you for letting me participate. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's fun, right? thank you for coming. >> okay. i know we have things that we need to talk about -- >> jimmy: very important things, yeah, sure. >> i did ask your producer, can i just tell him what just happened to me? they were like, yeah, okay, just walk in there and tell him. >> jimmy: what happened? >> okay. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> well, it -- no, it's fine. i'm clothed. [ laughter ] so what happened was you go on these press tours, you do your wardrobe fitting in l.a., they

tonight -- ben stiller, desus nice, and music from yeah yeah yeahs. presented by baileys. cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everybody. wow. appreciate that. it's very nice. thank you.

bob stars and celebrities like guard or ben stiller, the comedian hang out with them at the propaganda. master propaganda or attack to promote him in the west as been unbelievable. it's going to be difficult, arguably for the forces of powers that be in nato nations, to somehow nuance this to say, this is not a sign of desperation. this is a sign of a truly in kiev, speaking in the way that he does. usually they'll kind of silence it, but hopefully the power of social media and band media dissenting from the nature stenographer line. we'll get this information that and make the powers that be around the world. the global sounds that learned bridge countries realize that zalinski, arguably if he continues like this must be stopped at all costs. not because of the fact that he is needlessly injuring and killing ordinary ukrainians alone. russians because he poses a tear and present danger to the people of the world. thank you for talking to her as our shane. really appreciate your time for thinking. 2 independent journalists. ashley, mackenzie. i mean, while the e u has officially adopte

did this with ben stiller, is cuomo. >> as long as you are in ukraine. >> shamelessly incompetent bureaucrating to cube a remember people were going to cuba and doing a vacation or honeymoon there. the head of teachers union isn't in it for the teachers and the kids, it is in it for herself. this is obvious. it helps no one but herself. >> i bet you didn't know this, judge, this is randy's second time in ukraine this year. >> why are so many democrats going to ukraine? why do we send so much money there, all the democrats show up in ukraine. just a question i'm throwing out there. >> can i answer? >> why don't you figure it out. look, she's going there to bear witness to schools being closed and areas being bombed, kids are being killed. she wants to assess the remote learning of kids living under buildings and bunkers. that's bunk. i am telling you. there's another reason, she's heading to the border to assess situation of the russian attempts to frighten civilians and the effect on children. i'm just going to repeat what greg said. why aren't you worried about american children who lost mo

and with the help of ben stiller established a conservation center. this university in port au prince. so that haitians can be to to conserve cultural heritage in their own hands as rightly should be the case. i hired corey at the smithsonian and we started the cultural rescue initiative. we got a congressional appropriation and crucial key support from bank america bank of america from the very beginning we were short we were called on to respond to crises in mali, nepal, syria, iraq and egypt, the bahamas and working domestically with and others. we took on project superstar in new york after, superstorm sandy in texas, carolina, the midwest, puerto rico, u.s. virgin islands and elsewhere. corey ran trainings, workshops for civil affairs officers. we cooperated with dod on no target lists for the middle east or college with the museum conservation center. we're running training programs in irbil for iraqi archeologist and heritage professionals and the smithsonian was training fbi agents and experts, as well as those from homeland security. corey le

ben stiller was on the show last week.'s no evidence of this, shush, you know what i mean? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this movie, the subject matter, it's really a story every american should know. >> definitely. >> jimmy: we should know it better than we do. i knew the story, but i really learned about t at the african american museum in washington, d.c. where they have this beautiful exhibit. talk about this woman, emmett till's mother, who you play in this film. >> mamie till mobley, after she married gene mobley, who was in her life at the time, fiance. mamie till was a brilliant, beautiful woman who was living in chicago with her son. and they had a beautiful life. and this film explores the feelings that she had before sending him to mississippi to be with his family. and what happened after the tragedy into the court trial that therein occurred after the tragic loss of emmett. emmett, it's important to know who she is because she made certain decisions that were critical in understanding what was going on in the souther

there is a group of comedians you worked with over the years and will ferrell and ben stiller and sethi said it right again, repertoire company. is part of it the -- you know they get the joke? >> well, i don't think that they're part of a -- my repertoire company. they're all amazing. >> right. >> at the most -- >> without me. >> but i like them. i mean, it's more like they're the people that i'm a fan of them and i think when you work with people great, you just pray you get an opportunity to work with them again. if you work with will ferrell, it's the best time of your life. he's so funny and a great collaborator and you hope you'll match up again with an idea. >> then there is your personal repertoire company. >> yes. >> your lovely wife leslie mann and your daughters mod and iris who you put in a bunch of your movies and i'm particularly curious especially about the girls. do they ever go hollywood on you? >> do they go hollywood on me? >> yeah. >> no, they hate me if i do anything hollywood-like. if i ever have confidence in myself, they will take me down so hard. they could not

mila kunis, ramy youssef, desus nice, ben stiller, jason bateman, paul simon, yeah yeah yeahs, futureoo. good times all week long. our first guest tonight is one of the funniest people in all five boroughs and beyond. you can see her live on the "whore tour," and a new season of "inside amy schumer" premieres october 20 on paramount plus. please welcome amy schumer. [ cheering and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: how you doing? >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: amy. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i want to start by apologizing, because just a moment ago, when we hugged and i was talking. >> yeah? >> jimmy: i actually ate a little of your hair. >> oh. >> jimmy: sorry about that. i didn't mean to. >> can i have it back? these are hair extensions. >> jimmy: oh, are they? >> yes. >> jimmy: so i hate a little of a stranger's. >> hey, you owe her money. >> jimmy: somebody's hair. thank you for being here. i can't think of a better way the start the week than with you. >> thank you for having me. this is a hot show. >> jimmy: it's very hot. that's what people are saying. >> i mean, the whole week is hot. but charl