gorgeous george, they call me. why do they call - you gorgeous george? cos i'm gorgeous. active to women. he'll tell ya! we look after you, george, don't we? that's right. fingers crossed today. fingers crossed. i keep looking at the door and keep looking at the time, to see how many people are in and you know where they're sitting in their usual seats. who's missing? jill, do you want a chair? no, thank you. we just like this table, you know what i mean? mates sit behind us and we have a laugh. you know what i mean? my dad genuinely cares. he comes across as being a really hard person and he's got this real hard exterior, but he is probably the most caring person i know. he would never, ever admit that but he is. what's your nickname here? mo. 0r mouthy! why mouthy? cos i talk loud and i laugh loud. and i'm cheeky. yes. i'm cheeky but i'm never rude. i've got broad shoulders. i take lots of abuse and i don't care. i some chairmans don't even come out and see their club. butjohn's always here. he's here every single day. he makes people welcome. it is a monumental day for

gorgeous george, they call me. why do they call - you gorgeous george? cos i'm gorgeous. looking at the door and keep looking at the time, to see how many people are in, and, you know, where they're sitting in their usual seats, who's missing? jill, do you want a chair? no, thank you. we just like this table, you know what i mean? mates sit behind us and we have a laugh, you know what i mean? my dad genuinely cares. he comes across as being a really, like, hard person and he's got this real hard exterior, but he is probably the most caring person i know. he would never, ever admit that, but he is. mo. 0r mouthy! why mouthy? cos i talk loud, and i laugh loud, and i'm cheeky. yes. cos i'm cheeky but i'm never rude. i've got broad shoulders to take | lots of abuse, and i don't care. | mouthy laughs some chairmen don't i even come out and see their club. i butjohn's always here. he's here every single day. he makes people welcome. it is a monumental day for the club. and it's nice to see i so many people in here, because we know they're coming back. bringsjoy to me, yeah. peo

please welcome the pride of lexington, kentucky, the one, the only, gorgeous george clooney. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: wow. look at that. just like 20 years ago, except better. >> feel terrible, guillermo's dying? >> jimmy: no, no, he's fine. george, you know, the last time you were here, you weren't even a billionaire, you were just a lowly filthy multimillionaire. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you did?pthe first on? >> yeah. it's like a public access show. >> jimmy: that's being generous, yeah. did you feel like it went well after that show? >> i was so drunk, who knew? i didn't remember. just watching it, though, i'm like -- you got thinner and i got old. crazy. >> jimmy: well, it happens. >> it does. it's not fair. >> jimmy: have you guys kept in touch? >> we spend the weekends together. >> jimmy: that's nice. >> surfing and gold fing and smoke -- >> i smoke, he plays golf. >> jimmy: you were here 20 years ago, george was an avowed bachelor, that was that and now he's a married man. >> that's right. >> jimmy: he's got twins. [ cheers and applause ] actually, i have a question -- have you ever had

gorgeous george, they call me. why do they call - you gorgeous george? cos i'm gorgeous. no, thank you. we just like this table, you know what i mean? mates sit behind us and we have a laugh. you know what i mean? my dad genuinely cares. he comes across as being a really hard person and he's got this real hard exterior, but he is probably the most caring person i know. he would never, ever admit that, but he is. what's your nickname here? mo. 0r mouthy! why mouthy? cos i talk loud and i laugh loud. and i'm cheeky. yes. i'm cheeky but i'm never rude. i've got broad shoulders. i take lots of abuse and i don't care. some chairmans don't even come out and see their club. butjohn's always here. he's here every single day. he makes people welcome. it is a monumental day for the club. and it's nice to see so many people in here because we know they're coming back. bringsjoy to me, yeah. people do belong here in the club. yes, they do. and that's what we thrive on — friendship. right, is everybody ready to go? the first number out is eight and six, 86. 86. two and seven, 27. yay!

george says, yes , i'll be watching and i'm looking forward to you outfit as well. you always look gorgeoussponse was very prompt from alex dane, who said, thank you , paul. very quickly , thank you, paul. very quickly, pipes in said he was surely referring to me being paul . so, referring to me being paul. so, george, if you're watching, please can you clarify for the avoidance of doubt , though, avoidance of doubt, though, george, which to you fine specimen of mankind were you referring to on your tweets? response i'm intrigued. so i am plainly me am george and is the x factor panel? yes. we'll do our bit in front of it. yes, indeed. speaking of which, by the way, before i do get into jeremy hunt's, i you too are going to be keeping me company for the foreseeable fridays, which is a real for me and which is a real treat for me and for at home. i want to for you at home. and i want to get a bit of a friday feeling going starting from next going on, starting from next week. bit too short week. it was a bit too short nofice week. it was a bit too short notice do it tonight. i think notice to

gorgeous there. how beautiful is this place? we are in st george's it fair to say that the city is flipping excited? cheering really excited to showcase livable on behalf of ukraine. —— showcase liverpool. you have been here about seven months. tell me your hopes for this eurovision song contest. i am excited because _ this eurovision song contest. i am excited because it _ this eurovision song contest. i am excited because it is _ this eurovision song contest. i am excited because it is a _ this eurovision song contest. i —ii excited because it is a really nice song. i excited because it is a really nice sonu. ~' . excited because it is a really nice sonu. ~ , ,., ., song. i like the sun. the song that won last year. _ song. i like the sun. the song that won last year, but _ song. i like the sun. the song that won last year, but who _ song. i like the sun. the song that won last year, but who do - song. i like the sun. the song that won last year, but who do you - song. i like the sun. the song that| won last year, but who do you want to win this ye

. >> reporter: george, as we're freezing and going to get inundated in california, you all are waking up 30 degrees above average. what a gorgeousere storm, the worst rain and wind between 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. high wind warnings are in effect. it is a wet pattern. ♪ i'm living my best life ♪ >>> now one way to start the new year "better than ever," dry january. giving up alcohol for 31 days can be a bit of a challenge but dr. jennifer ashton is back to help. i'm now four days sober. >> yes. >> and it is something that i try from time to time over the years. i think i feel a little more energetic. >> i do too. >> it's something i do just to make sure i can do it. you have this big medical bag here with some tips to help us make it through the 31 day. >> this is slightly smaller than my real handbag. but, you know, we like to kind of fill the boat in medicine and behavioral medicine is no different. so there are some things in here i think people who are experimenting with a dry month should kind of dig into for a little bit of assistance. one of them, linsey, weights. i know you're a big runner. i've gotten back into running b