music from lord huron is on the way.almost her entire childhood. she is sharing it in a great new documentary called "kid 90," it premieres march 12th on hulu. please welcome soleil moon frye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: please, relax. >> hi. so excited to be here. >> jimmy: i'm excited to have you here. >> oh, this is -- this is a dream come true. >> jimmy: oh, that's nice of you to say. >> truly, i am such a big fan. >> jimmy: i am of you too. i have to say, this documentary is just great. it is great to watch. and you know what, i will tell you another thing i said to my wife. you seem like a very good person. >> thank you so much. you're going to have me crying within moments. [ laughter ] it means so much. to finally be able to share it with the world is such april incredible feeling, so thank you. >> jimmy: a little bit of backstory. as a kid, you took a lot of video. >> yeah. >> jimmy: tons of video. >> i carried a diary from the time i was 5. i had an audio recorder at 12. and by the time i was a teenager

fue creada a partir de células congeladas de un hurón salvaje que vivió hace más de 30 años.y todos lo encontraron en covered california, un servicio gratuito que te conecta con planes de salud de renombre y ayuda económica si la necesitas. a causa del covid, es muy importante tener seguro médico, por eso este es el momento de inscribirte y obtener cobertura. covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. inscríbete ahora en coveredca.com/espanol >> (música). >> terminamos con una buena samaritana que evitó que un perro se congelara en texas. logró que se subiera a su carro ofreciéndole costillas mexicanas. fue bautizado en las redes como taco. dijo que lo llevaría a su casa para calentarlo antes de llevarlo a un refugio para animales. qué belleza. con esto nos despedimos. ya mismo comienza zona mixta. buenas noches. >> (música). >> (música). >> a fondo debe ir la investigación sobre el supuesto caso de racismo en el fútbol mexicano y en persona con alexis vega. el tenis tiene una nueva reina. >> (música).

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tonight -- senator bernie sanders, soleil moon frye, and music from lord huron. now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi there, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us here in hollywood. you know, cannabis, which is the french word for marijuana -- [ laughter ] has been legal for recreational use here in our state since 2016. before that, you had to pretend you had back problems. had to get a fake doctor's note. [ laughter ] and of course, many feared that legalizing it would lead to a crime wave or some kind of moral collapse. really, all it did was double the number of naps we take. [ laughter ] and our favorite gummies are no longer "bear." [ laughter ]

you look at the port huron statement which tom hayden wrote in the 60s also the' sort of manifesto of the young new left it says extremely disparaging things about unions, calls them retrograde dinosaurs who have no answer to the modern world which was ironic because port huron was a camp ground of the uaw and tom hayden and the sps was allowed to use the united auto workers cam ground for members because one of their parents worked for the uaw. so after having enjoyed their hospitality the s sdk clay deeder the unions stupid and obsolete and the aftermath of the new left to takeover of the democratic party of alienation of what was the liberal party in a two-party system, from people who are work for a living. you could do it it to 1972 convention that nominated mcgovern as the penalty when the democratic party gave its soul over to identity politics and niche interests, rather than representing the poor and dispossessed which is what they were supposed to be for. you see the same thing happening in all of the western democracies, which is why it wasn't just awork of committee decisi

if you look at the port huron statement which tom wrote in the 60s as a manifesto of the young newleft, it says extremely disparaging things about unions, it calls them a bunch of retrograde dinosaurs who have no answers to common world which was ironic because pork strong as in the port huron statement was a campground of the uaw and tom hayden and the fbs have been graciously allowed to use the united auto workers campground for their members because one of the fbs or spirits works for the uaw so having enjoyed their hospitality the sts declared the uaw stupid and obsolete. and the aftermath of the new left take over of the democratic party really was this total alienation of what was essentially the liberal party in the two-party system from people who work for a living. you could probably date it to the 1972 convention that nominated mark mcgovern as the moment when the democratic party gave its soul over to identity politics and niche interests. none of them representing the poor and dispossessed which is what they were supposed to be for. and you see the same thing happening in a

. >> reporter: the city of el pina in northeast michigan on the shore of lake huron, just one hospitald. >> just me and the er doc and anything that happened i had to take care of. i really liked that challenge. >> reporter: in april the president was asked about preparations for the coming pandemic and he told the local tv station -- >> we have enough supplies to manage influx of patients. >> reporter: but that's not what dr. victory says her review as executive committee found. >> what i found on the medical floors we weren't using right precautions and staff and therefore the patients weren't safe. >> reporter: and in mid-november, the crisis hit. >> the icu was full, medical floors full, and covid unit full of covid patients. >> reporter: and she says nurses were told to reuse critical n-95 masks. >> by the time the hospital decided the mask was worn out, it was worn may more than recommended and wasn't working. >> we were wearing the same mask over and over and over again. >> reporter: this hospital worker, identity concealed because afraid of getting fired, staff were afraid of e

disparaging, retrograde dinosaurs with no answer to the modern world which was ironic because in the port huron statement, campground. they have been graciously allowed to use the united are the workers campground, after enjoying their hospitality's they declared the uaw and all unions stupid and obsolete. the aftermath of the new left taker of the democratic party is this total alienation of what was the liberal party and a 2-party system. people who work for a living. you could date it to the 1972 convention that nominated mcgovern as the democratic party gave itself over to identity politics and niche interests rather than representing the poor and dispossessed which was what they were supposed to be for. you see the same thing happening all over western democracies which is why it was not just a committee decision the dnc made in 1971 but something that was a consequence of the boomers generation. the richard branson anecdote that illustrates this that i love is virgin records, there was a moment in the late 70s when the people at one of his record factories looked at the album cover they w

we have music from lord huron, toby nwigwe, and ava max. [ cheers and applause ] please join us for allof the eve is a golden globe-winner and current nominee who joins us all the way tonight from turkey. he takes his social-distancing very seriously. his nominated performance in "the undoing" is streaming on hbo max now. please welcome hugh grant. [ cheers and applause ] hi, hugh, how are you? >> hello, yes. miserable thank you. 1y50 . >> jimmy: very good what time is it in turkey may i ask? >> unspeakable, it's 4:00 in the morning. >> jimmy: oh, thank you did you stay up, or did you get up? >> i find i'm generally awake from 2:00 to 4:00 having anxiety attacks. [ laughter ] and general existential this should be a fun segment. >> jimmy: great to share it with you. >> yeah to tell you the truth i did get a bit of sleep but i have my children with me here, i have a three-year-old who does not sleep well because she's terrified a giant banana is coming into her room. >> jimmy: what! [ laughter ] where did she get that idea? >> well, i think because there actually was a giant banana that

connelly, steve harvey, soleil moon frye, michael peÑa, kevin garnett, with music from passenger, lord huron applause ] there are very few members of our first guest's family we haven't had on the show, maybe an cousin in florida or an uncle in new jersey. she's a golden globe-winner who is nominated again for her starring role in the new musical drama "music." it's in select theaters and available on demand now. please welcome kate hudson. [ cheers and applause ] hi, kate hudson. >> hi, how are you, jimmy? >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm really good. >> jimmy: you look fantastic. >> i put on my sequins for you tonight. i was like, i'm going to dress up like i'm there. >> jimmy: i really appreciate that, actually, because i think a lot of people, myself included, when you do an interview from your house, you just wear whatever was in your house. >> yeah, well, i don't have shoes on. >> jimmy: oh, okay. >> but other than that, i went there, i really went there. and i'm actually coming at you from my parents' bedroom. >> jimmy: are you really? >> right before i was doing this, kurt was napping.

the city of alpena in michigan sits on the shores of lake huron with a population of just under 1,000al. >> at night it was just me and the e.r. doc. anything that happened in the hospital i had to take kwarcare >> reporter: in april her hospital's president was asked about preparations for the coming pandemic. >> we have enough supplies to manage an influx of patients. >> reporter: but that's not what dr. victory says her review as part of the hospital's medical executive committee found. >> what i saw when i actually went to the medical floors was that we weren't using the right precautions, the staff wasn't safe and, therefore, the patients weren't safe. >> reporter: then in mid november, she says, the crisis she was worrying about hit. >> the icu was full, the medical floors were full and the covid unit was full of covid patients. >> she says nurses were being told to reuse critical n95 masks. >> by the time the hospital decided the mask was worn out, it had been worn way more than was recommended and it wasn't working. >> we were wearing the same masks over and over. >> reporter: