. >> jimmy: with huey lewis, you did "working for a living" with huey lewis. [ cheers and applause ]end of mine, called me. "hey, garth brooks wants to do working for a living with me," or whatever, and very excited about it. >> he was so sweet. he has a hard time hearing and it's getting worse. sound guys, get ready. 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?" i go, "no, what, what's our problem?" "we should have been a band!" "what do you mean?" "we can be home sitting while the band's out touring and cashing a check." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but me and you are solo artists, so we've 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. >> he did the special at the time, but then there was the 5:30 show, the 10:30 show. >> shows in two nights. and he did the 10:30 on friday night. and

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i still listen to huey lewis and the news, even though he doesn't sing me more. where did those tastes come from? my brother. i was a journalist a number of years and started covering politics. when i decided to make the switch, even though i was on the other side, my brother was very helpful. so today a lot of times, like during the campaign, you know, there is no point in us talking who is better, trump or, well, whoever they are running, biden, kamala, whoever they figured out. but we can talk tactics and other things. and i still watch my -- he didn't tell me any trade secrets. i didn't understand why somebody did something, why a campaign might do that or just call up to laugh about it. so, yes, there is always bickering. but we get along and, you know, i still -- i still learn a lot from my brother. >> for viewers who want to learn lot from you two, the phone lines are open for viewers to call in, phone lines, democrats, republicans, independents. we will put the numbers on the screen. brad woodhouse, you said you are the one who is most likely to walk away

i still listen to huey lewis and the news. i love springsteen. where did those tastes came -- come from? my brother. i was a journalist for a number of years and when i made the switch in politics, even though i was on the others, my brother was very helpful. so you know, today a lot of times, like during the campaign, there's no point in us talking who is better, trump or, or, or, or whoever they are running. joe biden, kamala, however. but we that she didn't tell me trade secrets, but i can call him up say -- i don't understand why someone did something or why a campaign might do that or we might call out to laugh about it. there's always playing up the bickering, but we get along. i still, i still learn a lot from my brother. host: from viewers who would like to learn a lot from the two of you, the phone lines are open for the viewers to call in. phone lines as usual, republicans, independents, numbers on your screen. brad, you said you are more likely to walk away at some point, but a lot of people in america choose to not even engage in the

i still listen to huey lewis and the news. i love springsteen. where did those tastes came -- come from? my brother. i was a journalist for a number of years and when i made the switch in politics, even though i was on the others, my brother was very helpful. so you know, today a lot of times, like during the campaign, there's no point in us talking who is better, trump or, or, or, or whoever they are running. joe biden, kamala, however. but we that she didn't tell me trade secrets, but i can call him up say -- i don't understand why someone did something or why a campaign might do that or we might call out to laugh about it. there's always playing up the bickering, but we get along. i still, i still learn a lot from my brother. host: from viewers who would like to learn a lot from the two of you, the phone lines are open for the viewers to call in. phone lines as usual, republicans, independents, numbers on your screen. brad, you said you are more likely to walk away at some point, but a lot of people in america choose to not even engage in the

i still listen to huey lewis and the news. i love springsteen. where did those tastes came -- come from? my brother. i was a journalist for a number of years and when i made the switch in politics, even though i was on the others, my brother was very helpful. so you know, today a lot of times, like during the campaign, there's no point in us talking who is better, trump or, or, or, or whoever they are running. joe biden, kamala, however. but we that she didn't tell me trade secrets, but i can call him up say -- i don't understand why someone did something or why a campaign might do that or we might call out to laugh about it. there's always playing up the bickering, but we get along. i still, i still learn a lot from my brother. host: from viewers who would like to learn a lot from the two of you, the phone lines are open for the viewers to call in. phone lines as usual, republicans, independents, numbers on your screen. brad, you said you are more likely to walk away at some point, but a lot of people in america choose to not even engage in the

i still listen to huey lewis and the news. i love springsteen.id those tastes came -- come from? my brother. i was a journalist for a number of years and when i made the switch in politics, even though i was on the others, my brother was very helpful. so you know, today a lot of times, like during the campaign, there's no point in us talking who is better, trump or, or, or, or whoever they are running. joe biden, kamala, however. but we that she didn't tell me trade secrets, but i can call him up say -- i don't understand why someone did something or why a campaign might do that or we might call out to laugh about it. there's always playing up the bickering, but we get along. i still, i still learn a lot from my brother. host: from viewers who would like to learn a lot from the two of you, the phone lines are open for the viewers to call in. phone lines as usual, republicans, independents, numbers on your screen. brad, you said you are more likely to walk away at some point, but a lot of people in america choose to not even engage in the first pl