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>> i did, yeah. >> seth: wow. >> i was -- i worked a lot. grandmayeah. >> so, yeah. so i had several -- >> seth: did it, like, appeal to you as an actor or did it just appeal to you as a job? >> as a job. >> seth: yeah. >> it did. i was always a little -- i loved it. and i always hate to be critical of people. but i was a little creeped out, because i was like 16 and looked like i was 14. and i was the cheese bread wench. [ laughter ] and there were 45-year-old and older men coming up and asking the tarty wench to fetch them ye meat pies and cheese bread. and i was like -- so i would have to act like ye wench. [ light laughter ] >> seth: how does a wench even fetch bread different than another person? >> i'm not sure. and i really didn't know at 14. >> seth: yeah. right. [ light laughter ] >> i could probably swing it now. i could fetch your cheese bread now. >> seth: you could put a little wench on it now. but back then -- >> now i could fetch your -- oh, i was about to say something so wrong. [ laughter ] i'm not going to say it! but it had to do

. >> is this grandma? >> yeahs still alive. >> why is the family a good place to look for humor? was that it? where else is it? >> maybe you should ask santa for a new family. >> i don't want a new family or any family. families suck. >> did you ever notice when you trip on something, when you're walking, and you go, what was that? well, that was your family. they've put their foot out and just don't get so ahead of yourself. >> anybody got mothers that would hit you with a shoe? i had a mother throw a shoe at you at the drop of a dime and [ bleep ] you up wherever she was aiming. >> i don't want to give you wrong impression of my dad. he never hit us. carried a gun. well, he never shot us, he'd just -- when i started, i just did fat jokes. didn't know other families had that insanity that i grew up with. oh, yeah, mom told me to tell you today, you're adopted. you're ruining this whole family. that's why we laugh. that's why the family sitcom has always prevailed. >> oh, i could just crawl into a hole and die. >>

. >> my grandma did it, yeah. >> jimmy: your grandma did it?are you an american citizen? is this something that you want to be? >> right now, i'm a resident. i have a green card. i used to have a green card. >> jimmy: what happened to your green card? did trump take it? >> i'm sure he would like to. >> jimmy: i have a feeling a half hour chatting with you and he will turn in the whole wall will come crumbling down. >> didn't he say, if they're pretty they can stay. >> jimmy: he didn't say it, he thought it. >> no, well, i used to. he's not taken it yet, but i went sky diving. don't judge me for this. but i lost my wallet. i lose everything all the time. so i lost my wallet so they need an i.d. to sort of know who the hell's jumping out of the plane so i gave it to them and i forgot and i was so nervous and i put it in my back pocket and i went sky diving. so, halfway through, i just was like, oh no! >> jimmy: oh no. >> and then i guess i dropped it into earth and now someone out there is eiza gonzalez. >> jimmy: wow. it's a good thing you lande

. >> it's almost, john, like grandma's coming back. >> yeah.credible. >> getty strikes similar deals with the likes of microsoft, yahoo!, and sony. more cash flows in. >> so are you cleaning up financially? >> it's growing. i'm looking at it as my retirement. >> what can one image be worth? >> well, we actually got $25,000 for one image. it can be worth quite a bit of money. >> and here's that photo -- a cute girl in braids hugging her dog licensed for a national ad campaign for the tv show "true blood." >> you're sitting on thousands of these. this could be more than your retirement. >> it could be, it could be. we'll see. >> a tennessee farm girl hits the big time, becomes a glamorous celebrity, then retires to the quiet life. but now she's back in the spotlight thanks to a dedicated daughter and all those adorable babies. >> i think what my grandmother accomplished was really remarkable, and my mom is giving us an opportunity to bring that amazing work back up to the surface, and that has just been such a remarkable thing for our family. >>

make all the food so, yeah, i definitely enjoy doing that. [ applause ] i'm grandma now. you two together. you want to see a little more? [ applause ] >> put 15 years of my life into this store and after becoming assistant manager six years ago, sales have increased at a record pace. look, i mean no disrespect but what do you know about this store, the people who shop here. >> i specialize in team building. >> he got his mba from duke. i think you'll find he's the best man for the job. >> no, sir. i am. >> yes. [ applause ] >> that's a great theme. look at momma. she's in tears. i love that. i just love how you do that. why not. when leah was here -- >> what happened? tell me. tell me the shenanigans. >> the shenanigan, you know her so well. she showed the scene where, come on champ and she loves to slap me. look at this. >> she said it was improving. >> she was. she was. see -- >> there was one look where you're like, what are you doing here? >> i was acting too but -- [ laughter ] we do this thing, see, the thing with our relationship i knew these characters, i have a r

>> yeah, exactly. your grandma benefited. we are not really be on that, maybe. >> i think we are absolutely not in the gains made by women and people of color and other historically marginalized groups were made in part because the federal government said if we leave this up to local communities the job ain't going to get done so we will just say these schools must integrate and these women must be allowed to work in these places and if so i do sense that we are at a moments where there is a story about our country that maybe a short-term memory that like the gains we have made our because of those programs and so therefore they should remain or be even more robust as opposed to claiming we are post race or post gender in terms of a social hierarchy and therefore terror down public programs. when i was an undergraduate at the university of kansas, i was a straight a student and meeting people like me are clear and on that l-- at that moment that i s excelling as a kid on that college campus i literally did not know what the t

yeah, well, more time for daddy. >> steffy: [ chuckles ] >> taylor: and grandma. >> liam: so, how are you doing, taylor?>> taylor: mom almost had a drink last night. >> steffy: but she didn't. and she made that decision on her own. no one had to intervene. >> taylor: i'm very well aware of your concern for me, liam. >> liam: listen, i just -- i just want the best for you, that's all. >> taylor: and also for your daughter, because i know you're worried, especially after you witnessed that little exchange between hope and me

bell square in the frosty air ♪ >> jimmy: let me tell you this story. ♪ ♪ grandma got run over by a reindeer ♪ >> no! >> jimmy: yeah's moonshine i believe ♪ ♪ just hear those sleigh bells jingle-ing ring-ting tingle-ing too ♪ >> ding-a-ling! ♪ come on it's lovely weather for a sleigh ride together with you ♪ ♪ outside the snow is falling and friends are calling yoo hoo ♪ ♪ come on it's lovely weather for a sleigh ride together with you ♪ >> jimmy: let me take this one. ♪ we need a little christmas right this very minute ♪ >> i'm glad you got it. i mean there's carols at the spinet. i know what we need is just -- ♪ we need a little christmas now ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> and we're gonna give you some of that moonshine, too! or have we had too much? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: dolly parton, i got this. >> you got it, sure. take it. >> jimmy: we'll be right back with nick kroll, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ (robot) inferior phone detected! ugh. this screen! you know, sprint has the awesome new iphone xr. oooh. let's take a picture! whoa! it's so clear! yeah, it has an amazing liquid retina display...

grandma. >> you've been tough on president obama, too. >> yeah, that's my job, to hold their feet to the firey and who is in power. >> he is as loved as he is hated. he's doing it right. >> jon stewart changed the face of late night comedy in america. and he altered the trajectory of the humor. >> you wonder sometimes how our government puts on its pants in the morning. >> the value of satire and comedy when it regards to the government is important in the sense of by finding the funny of the situation that is happening, we find the truth. >> i was not elected to serve one party. >> you were not elected. >> that was a turning point. >> the elections? >> not for the country. for comedy central. for you. >> yeah. >> saddam hussein has gone to elaborate lengths to build and keep weapons of mass destruction. >> it was the first george w. bush term. the iraq war was just starting, there was this sense of everybody kind of blindly going towards this thing and nobody really being willing to criticize, and jon stewart was willing to call it like he saw it. >> obama bin laden declared war. how i wish

grandma got to stop imitating. jessica: the way she spends her money. steve: the way she spends her money. mike: yeahgood answer. [buzzer] steve: dustin, give me something about j.lo that grandma has to stop imitating.

. ♪ ♪ grandma got run over by a reindeer ♪ >> no! >> jimmy: yeahose sleigh bells jingle-ing ring-ting tingle-ing too ♪ >> dina-ling! ♪ come on it's lovely weather for a sleigh ride together with you ♪ ♪ outside the snow is fallingca and friends aring yoo hoo ♪ ♪ come on it's gevely weather for a sleigh ride er with you ♪ >> jimmy: let me take this one. ♪ we need little christmas right this very minute ♪ >> i'm glad you got it. i mean there's carols at the spinet. i know what we need is just -- ♪ we need a little christmas now ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> and we're gonna give you some of that moonshine, too!oo or have we haduch? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: dolly parton, i got this. g >> y it, sure. take it. >> jimmy: we'll be right back with nick kroll, everybody! [ chee and applause ] ♪ peppermint mochas for lia. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ (urgent drumming) ♪ (drumsticks clatter) emreplenished,d, fortified. emerge everyday with emergen-c. packed with b vitamins, electrolytes, antioxidants, plus more vitamin c than 10 oranges. why not feel this good every day? e

when you are somebody's grandma and they ask you, what was that like, did you march? be able to say, yeah. it's cool. it's important. ana marie: i wonder if there are particular connections or moments you have had that have been especially meaningful for you in this time? piper: you mean, like, in activism? ana marie: yeah. maybe more than that to. piper: there is one activist named audie bargain who is dying of als. the first time i became aware of him, he is the one who confronted jeff flake on the plane about why he was going to get rid of the affordable care act. i thought that was so brave. that was the first time. i heard him talking, i'm like, what is going on with this guy's voice? they said later that he has als. not only is he a charismatic and smart leader, but he is literally using his dying days to try to improve this country. that is really inspiring. and it really makes you feel like i could probably do more. you know? so, meeting someone like him, it was really cool. i have marched beside him, i think he is inspiring. anna: we have a few minutes. piper: it is hard to see t

yeah. they were really teenagers. >> and suddenly, they're teenagers in love. >> grandma would always tell me "we weren't supposed toseeing each other, but we did." [ laughing ] that's funny. they had planned this big getaway and off they were. >> they eloped to new orleans and at first stick with what they know, vaudeville. then one day bob goes to see a man about a car. he returns, instead, with a 90-pound chimp named snookie. >> grandpa actually put up $300 to get him, and back then that was a lot of money. >> he plans to make it all back, and more by taking a new act on the road featuring the world's only athletic ape. >> so, they went from juggling and joking to monkey business? >> absolutely. yes. >> and part of this act was allowing people to go in the ring with a chimp. >> they said, "how can we do an act, not get people hurt or killed, make sure the animals have fun... grandpa would go talk to the police department and find out who was the biggest, baddest bully in the town. and then they would spread the word that this big, bad bully was gonna be there to box and wrestle with the chimpanzee. >> did any man

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. >> when you're somebody's grandma and they ask you, what was that like? did you march? and you can say yeah, it's cool. it's important. >> i wonder if there are particular connections or moments that you've had that have been especially meaningful for you in this time. >> there's one activist named audie barken who is dying of als. he confronted jeff flake on the plane about why he was going to get rid of the affordable care act. that was so brave. that was the first time i heard him talking and i'm like what's going on with this guy's voice. they said that he has als. not only is he a charismatic and smart leader. he is using his dying days to try to improve this country. that's really inspiring. and it makes you feel like i could probably do more. you know. and so like, meeting someone like audi barken was really cool. i think it's really inspiring. >> we have a few minutes. >> i'm curious. >> kind of hard to see the clock. >> it is hard to see the clock. we'll cut out of this actual broadcast. >> so obviously, your passion you've talked about getting involved. we talked a little bit abou

my grandma grew up in utah, provo, utah, and she grew up in casper, wyoming and there is a similar pioneering spirit and a toughness, like a real ruggedness about them, yeahelpful for me but i didn't know about her background. she comes across in interviews, very well spoken, very intelligent and she's very outspoken as well. so it was nice to kind of get into a more intimate side of her, her relationship with her family and her contribution to her husband. >> oh, no question. this movie is going to get a lot of people talking. one person who can't see it is your daughter. >> no, i'm trying to think -- no, no, probably not, not yet. this is not as bad as like "sharp objects" she wanted to see and that's not happening ever. well maybe, but i'll have some questions to answer. >> you've had quite a year and this is quite a movie. thanks for being here. [ applause ] sgh thank you. >> to ginger. >> that thank you so much. you know the big question i keep getting. everybody wants to know will i have a white christmas? well, if you're not in the mountains it's not looking great it looks good. a foot of snow in the last 24 hour, 70 some inches already this season

way up until the end, but yeah, audio books or books on tape when tapes existed was one of our favorite things too. we'd go on long car rides, up to new york to see my grandmason straight from his own mind. so that was the other way to spend some time together. pete: i'm looking at the back of the book jacket and it says on top, you're portraying your whole life if you don't say what you think, and you don't say it honestly and bluntly. your father had a way to do that few others have ever had, how did he come to that ability? >> i think he just had a sense that this was his duty in the line of work he was in. he chose to write about politics , to comment on the event of the day, and the beginning of that quote, which is actually in the interview that he played, he says look, i started my life as a doctor. actually as a psychiatrist for almost a decade but he felt that his heart wasn't there it was in politics but he felt like i'm giving up the life where i'm helping people i better be true to what i'm saying and be truthful about it otherwise what am i doing here and i think he really had that sense of obligation and duty to say what he thought no matter w

needed to win because grandma yeah. it's all that. i'm a job so i mean for me to get something you. post. this week on world stories. to dream of flying in india. successful weightlifters in iran. but first let's start in uganda more than three million children work here instead of going to school that's despite the.

hear i mean it's a ridiculous grandma day i don't believe that it's all that good yeah. i'm right you'll join me to meet the germans on the w. post look at it. u.s. defense secretary jim mattis has resigned citing policy differences with president onil trump trump said on twitter that mattis would leave his job at the end of february his departure came a day after trump and i watched the withdrawal of u.s. troops from syria in a move criticized by major allies and top u.s. military officials. u.s. prosecutors have indicted two alleged chinese hackers accused of stealing trade secrets on behalf of beijing's main intelligence agency the man is said to have targeted u.s. government agencies and major corporations involved in aviation space and satellite technology the u.s. and allies australia new zealand and the u.k. condemned what they called china's global campaign of economic espionage. all flights were canceled at the u.k. second busiest airport on thursday as drones repeatedly appeared over the runway at gatwick south of london tens of thousands of people have faced t