. >> jimmy: with huey lewis, you did "working for a living" with huey lewis.it happened. but huey is a good friend of mine. hey, garth brooks wants to do "working for a living with me and we're very excited about it. >> he was so sweet. he hard of hearing. he kind of talks like this. >> jimmy: he is loud. >> i went to pick him up at the airport. i pull up my truck. we're driving. the windows are down. it's pretty loud. but he goes "hey! you know what you and me's problem is?" no. what is our problem. >> we should have been a band. >> what do you mean? we can be sitting while the band is cashing a check. but me and you are solo artists. so we got to go out and play. man, it's that dude. he came down to l.a. right after his dad had passed away. and he came down here to do some fire relief shows that we had. >> right. >> and he did the special at the time. but then there was the friday night show, the 10:30 show. we did five shows in two nights. and he did the 10:30 on friday night. and that place went absolutely berserk. they love him. they should. anybody that

now i get it with my young and very hip staff, even though i don't think huey lewis would qualify asip. people for my age maybe. it does harken back to this idea that people are getting excited and jazzed, all of that stuff, talking about detroit and all of that, and this is one of those crucial swing states here, a must-win we're told for kamala harris. that's always in the eye of the beholder. what can you tell us? >> neil, the fact that former president trump chose to close out his campaign in michigan for the third time in a row shows you how important this state is. in fact, the former president took to the stage in grand rapids last night, the same place he closed out his last two runs for the white house, around machined, a little after midnight. technically it was an election day rally. it ended at 2:00 in the morning after two hours on stage there. here in michigan, both last night and in the months leading up to today, the former president has been targeting two key voting blocs. auto workers, who disagree with their union's endorsement of vice president harris as well as a

the only way she could have run a more mainstream, centrist campaign is if she formed a huey lewis cover and did a cameo on "law & order." i mean -- [ laughter ] she praised dick cheney, for crying out loud. and personally, yu know, i'm shocked that didn't work. i assume there was a groundswell of support for old growler here. my aunt and uncle loved that guy. "hey, tony, i heard you were going to vote for trump but then dick cheney endorsed kamala." "yeah, i love that freaking guy. now, give me some peace. i'm trying to watch the jets." "the jets ain't never gonna bring you peace, tony." "madonna." [ laughter ] look, i'm not all that interested in recriminations and infighting, but i do think there are some important lessons democrats could learn from this. for example, i've been thinking a lot about something barack obama said on the campaign trail. >> some folks will be like, "well, donald trump sent me a check during the pandemic." no, no, no. y'all -- y'all know -- 'cause i've heard this. i know y'all -- some of you heard that. hey, let me -- let me -- let me make sure y'all underst