i did! yeah, yeah. e don't usually have people shout like that. >> yeah. no, my bad. i just really want to hear what dave says. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: well, let's just let him answer then, right? >> yeah, but, like, has he done anything fun? has he gone on any cool trips? or maybe super simple like a a staycation. i mean, the possibilities are endless. >> he's got a point. there's a lot i can do in the summer. >> jimmy: yeah, he does have his point, but it's slowing down the show. >> wait. wait. what if he did something crazy like a road trip? i mean, that would be awesome! [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it would be, but let's -- let's let dave answer. >> and also, jimmy, great question choice by you. i mean, it's open-ended. so it can really lead to anywhere. i mean, you're a real pro, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you. >> or what if he rode his jet ski with a polar bear? like a sea-doo or kawasaki? i'm already, like, i'm cracking up just thinking about it. >> jimmy: that would be pretty cool, sir, but can

i don't know. i'm hyped, you know. >> there we go. yeahseattle. >> yeah. i'm excited about that. >> jimmy: when is this happening? >> the is happening august 25th in seattle. >> jimmy: that's going to be a a big night, huh? >> i'm really excited. i'm really excited. i think i'm going to be crying the whole time. i feel like this is like a a place with the rain where i grew up, and we met in seattle. and we've spent so much of our life there. and we have so many good friends there. so hopefully i keep it together. >> jimmy: you will. >> yeah. >> jimmy: come on. even if you get emotional, it doesn't matter, we love you. come on, you're a legend. you deserve -- you earned it. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: you can do whatever you want to do. >> thank you. >> jimmy: is that -- you guys met -- you guys met in seattle? >> loosely. we were both playing there at the same time. >> jimmy: you were, yeah. and now here you are doing a a podcast. >> i know. >> jimmy: how did the podcast come up? come about? just because you're fun toge

i checked sword listings on craigslist, i guess. >> yeah, well, i say, well , >> yeah, well, i say, welllly, whoever pulled it out is now the king of france. yeah, which is not the best job to have considering what happened to the last one. >> but but yeah, you say that. >> but but yeah, you say that. >> but but yeah, you say that. >> but napoleon said he saw the crown of france lying in the gutter, and he picked it up. that was so, you know. >> no. yeah >> no. yeah >> maybe he had a good run, but did he technically get killed by wallpaper, though? yes. so yeah, not exactly that legendary, but yeah, it was, it was. >> we all have our kryptonite. >> we all have our kryptonite. >> yeah. or arsenic, but, it's called the girardeau sword from rocamadour in southern france. and apparently it's based on this old legend. where there was an old knight called roland, and apparently he was fighting against a bunch of saracens. and to make sure the saracens wouldn't get his sword, he threw his sword for kilometres and kilometres, and it wedged itself in the rock, and it became part of the legend of

, you know what i mean? yeahve obviously watched my set and it's nothing. >> i mean, it's like the most sort of offhand, inoffensive comment going, oh, you know what blokes are like talking about their cars or something. >> yeah. and it's about that. are we not allowed to say that women wear makeup like women? >> take some of them a long time? >> a lot, a lot of women do. yeah. women then complain about how long it takes to put makeup on. it's like, do you know how how long it would take me to improve my level of attractiveness like that? i'd have to study to be a doctor, you know what i mean? it would take me like 12 years. do you never let your wife drive and then sort of, like, do a little bit of grooming in the in the fold down mirror? no. well, my wife can't drive, so you don't have great walks behind. well, we feel sorry for bob ballard. >> i've never even seen him. i don't know who he is. is it? is he a swimming commentator? i mean, i don't watch much swimming. there's not much to commentate on. oh, and he

i'd put that in my living room if i were you. yeah. egend. i mean, this is the 30th year, by the way. >> yeah. >> jimmy: three-zero. 30 years. now you have two new shows. >> yeah. so i have "barbecue brawl" which is airing now every week. we have ten episodes of that. outdoors, we shot it in austin, texas. and we have some of the great barbecuers in the country. and michael voltaggio is on there with sunny anderson. exactly. >> jimmy: oh i know who who sunny --e and you get to cook on that one. >> i get to cook on that one. and then we have "triple threat", which is a show that i host, that i created. where, it's sort of like -- actually voltaggio is in that show, too. so its, voltaggio, brook williamson and tiffany derry. they're the house chefs. >> jimmy: but that one is more like you're kinda mentoring new chefs. >> exactly right. so they're the house chefs. i put up $25,000 and then we bring in a great chef. i'm like a match maker. and i bring in one chef and they have to take all three of them. they have to take on all three of wha

i think i've been nice. yeah. >> i never understood that. ut every day we would go through security. it'd be pop the trunk. i'm like, oh, and then they say it's random. yeah like laws of probability say this is not random. >> every week, all right. >> speaking of time travel, if you could go back in time, where would you go? and why? >> well, okay. nowhere really? yes. because of the smell. but think about it. >> okay. well, why wouldn't you just go to some place that smelled great, like the city of perfume? well, you know, to see where perfume was invented and created. why not there? >> well, because, the people smell really bad. >> yeah, okay. >> think about it. >> okay. i'm thinking. oh, think about it. how far back are you going? >> you don't have to go that far back. even my childhood. i wouldn't want to go back there. oh, okay. you know, i. yes. no. can you imagine, like, the minute for this show, we were going back through all different, you know, points in history. and you, it didn't smell because it was fake. but all i could think ab

>> i mean, sure , yeah. >> i mean, sure, yeah. >> i mean, sure, yeah. >> i mean, sure, yeah. >> i meanink? this is a lot of tosh, right? >> yeah. i just think she's fabulous. and this is just, trying to find problems where there are none with dolly parton. >> yes. so, i mean, it's amazing, though, bruce, that we. what what academics are doing. what are they doing? people are paying are they doing? people are paying for these degrees stuff up. >> that's the problem obviously. >> that's the problem obviously. >> so yeah , it's certainly not >> so yeah, it's certainly not working nine till five i'll see my oh wow . hello. oh you've gone my oh wow. hello. oh you've gone up in my affirmations lady. >> yeah. brava thank you. >> yeah. brava thank you. >> there we go. thank you, thank you, thank you . you, thank you. >> now put on the fake breasts. sorry. put on your fake breasts like you're doing. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> after show the christmas party all over again. >> but no, i think you have to remember that dolly came from a dirt poor background and is in a position in which to h

the last i mean yeah. you just nice to look into all the the 1935 fast is easily led by dictator benito mussolini decided to expand its colonial empire in africa and take over the opium. by that time l. b a was the only fully independent states on the continent. back in 1896, its inhabitants were able to defeat the italian colonies and defend their independence. since then. rome craved for revenge for the humiliating defeat. in the morning of october 3, 1935. without any announcement, the foxes attacked ethiopia and bombarded it most severely. d. d o b, an armed forces bod, courageously. but the roots, ality of the italians knew no bounds. they use not only massive bombing attacks on civilians, but also the chemical weapons. toxic gas is. this james, the course of the war. as a result of the occupation of ethiopia, by the fastest 760000 people were killed. the capture of the african state was committed with europe's tacit approval. britain and france recognize the annexation, giving the green light to a fu

>> jimmy: yeah, i got that. the connection is what? hings you have to do at the airport. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. i agree with you. let's try that. [ ding ] no. "things you have to do before buying deodorant at cvs." [ laughter ] they're under lock and key. it's tough. but, still -- so that just leaves us with air fryer, waffle iron, a pancake griddle, and pizza oven. let see what the connection is there. [ ding ] "what the weather has been like in new york city this past week." [ laughter ] well, there you have it. [ cheers and applause ] that's all for "tonight shows connections." stick around. common and pete rock are joining us after the break. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: someone asks to you play the single greatest song of all time. what song are you playing? [ audience oohs ] >> damn. >> jimmy: my song has no words. you play the best song of all time, i'm gonna say the theme from "sanford and son." >> ooh. psst! it's target circle week. sorry, it's what week? target circle week! what did she say? i think s

i mean, yeah. like -- even if i were to take one of those little mini-things that you try to go to sleep with -- you know, little, what are they called? gummies or whatever. >> seth: right. >> forget it. my dreams are paranoid. i flip out. it's not great. >> seth: i agree. it was always for me, paranoia. like, everything slowed down in a way i didn't like. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: whereas what i love about drinking -- [ laughter ] 'cause when i'm drinking, i'm like, i think everything is great and everything i'm saying is super interesting. [ laughter ] >> amazing. >> seth: yeah, it's a good feeling. >> until 4:00 in the morning. [ laughter ] [ groaning ] >> seth: no! you -- we talked a little bit about this because you gave a northwestern commencement. >> i did. >> seth: we've both been, i think, lucky enough to do it. you had to do it the year after obama did it, and that's a tough one to follow. >> yeah, and i -- i thought i had done a pretty good job, right? >> seth: yeah. >> and i don't k

. >> but i think yeah. >> but i think yeah. >> sorry.nt is this is this has big ramifications in terms of full planning, in terms of the policies that that have been developed through the world, things like net zero all relying on these numbers that now turn out to be wrong. all that modelling is wrong in terms of the impact on the environment. and we're going to see a strange, flip in their saying, sort of 20, 30 years where because of the birth rate, low birth rates within the west particularly, we are going to have to have migration to keep our society functioning. that's the argument that goes right then a complete circle. >> you get stuck in that circle of right. so they grow older, we need more migration and so on, and then we lose our country. >> you know, we're not supposed to say, i'm not supposed to say this, and my girlfriend is going to kill me for saying it. but the truth is, it's the global shrinking is not helping britain. it's not. well i think i think we need to start warning people how annoying babies are, you know? >>

yeah, for sure. you? >> you answered? >> jimmy: i would, yeah, sure. i think i probably did. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yes? my: and? >> might be another woman. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i have a somewhat uncomfortable question to ask you. >> sure. >> jimmy: i feel like we're rolling, so i can ask this. so you were -- i don't know if you remember this -- >> did you want to do the nietzsche bit again? >> jimmy: no, no, don't do that again. [ laughter ] >> i'm happy to do it again. >> jimmy: we'll do it on the podcast. >> because it killed. the nietzsche bit killed. >> you're saying your great great grandmother dated him? so you were supposed to be -- i hosted the oscars on sunday night. >> yes. >> jimmy: on monday, you were our guest. we like to have a great guest on monday night after the oscars, because it's a big audience coming in. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: we asked you, i was excited, you said yes. then, sadly, your friend, richard louis, passed away shortly before the oscars. and i was friendly with richard as well. and your people or you contacted us and said, listen -- >> my people. >> jimmy: whoever it w

so, i knew. >> jimmy: 6 or 7. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. >> somehow, i knew. >> jimmy: yeahook at you. [ laughter and aws ] and who's the equestrian there next to you? >> that would be my sister. >> jimmy: that's your sister. and you dressed like this for years, is what your mom said. >> almost every year i was a a new soccer player. [ laughter ] not very creative. >> jimmy: yeah, but who in the family knew about soccer? just england or -- >> both -- both my parents played. so my dad played professionally. my mom was arguably the better soccer player of the two. [ light laughter ] but -- no, she was also a good player. >> jimmy: do you play as yourself in video games? >> you know, right when you're in the game the first time you definitely want to. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> it's the coolest. it's the coolest thing ever. >> jimmy: i mean, come on, you have to. fc 24, you gotta play you. >> it gets old quick, but -- >> jimmy: no! >> definitely. >> jimmy: oh, i would do it all the time. i -- also i saw -- i have in the game, by the way, they have you doing the eye o

yeah, i know what you mean. independent. ing evidence that too many men are wasting their lives. >> yeah, men still outnumber women in reality tv production roles, new research finds. so this comes from banijay entertainment. every woman studios and wait for it. entertainment. every woman studios and wait for it . the studios and wait for it. the geena davis institute on gender in media oh my god, that is a thing i learned tonight. >> that's what you were made up. >> that's what you were made up. >> but it's yeah, she was in that baseball movie about the women playing baseball during the war, and that's where it started. the little. >> yeah, that's where the rot set in. >> i bet it was called that for a while. >> i mean, so look, look, it's women are outnumbered in reality tv and that's got to stop. everything has to be completely equal forever. total communism. now so i don't know. i mean, there's this report behind the scenes women's representation in unscripted television in the us , unscripted television in the us, uk, br

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>> you know what i mean? yeah. >> you know what i mean? h. >> and you go and see the hospital about your back door quite regularly. how dare you? >> although most people, their interaction with the health service is a visit to the gp, isn't it? and so if that is the point at which they begin to get frustrated, from a pr point of view, it's probably quite good. >> but imagine they've got no money in hospitals and their whole job is to just block you from ever going any further. >> well, i went to the hospital recently. my father was in hospital for a couple of days and, i couldn't help feeling the whole architecture of the place. the signage that they used, the directions, the, the, the sense that you were lost permanently in a maze might have been deliberately used to disguise the fact that they haven't actually got the facilities that they kind of make. maze. yeah, yeah, just kind of endlessly circling costa coffee. >> you eventually end up back at a gp. >> yeah. anyway, good luck to him. i mean god it's i cannot remember a time i'm 59. i

yeah. i>> yeah. i mean, jack, before, they before all of these various people throw their hat into the ring and say, i'd like to be the next leader. hasn't the conservative party as a party, got to figure out why they failed so badly? first? >> yeah, well, i think that's right . and i think it would be right. and i think it would be good for the party to take an extended period of time to really have a post—mortem on why it lost the election, sort of similar to 2005, when they really took several months to kind of decide on the next leader and put the various candidates through their paces. i think what's really important, though, is that the conservative party doesn't turn this leadership election into a pure contest between the centre of the party and the right. you know, we've had a lot of framing that, you know, basically what happens for the conservative party next is whether it chooses to go with a candidate like braverman, who's on the right of the party, or whether it chooses to go wi

if i may... ..which was wonderful. yeah. the period in which you were writing this book, the wren, the wren, your latest fiction, which has, again, it's won prizes. it's been lauded around the world. but as we were talking about the gathering, this too... ..is quite a difficult book in some ways. i mean, it follows the story of two women and the man who sort of was so dominant in their lives. that is the poet, phil, who's the father of carmel and the grandfather of nell. these two key women, mother and daughter. there's, um...there's abuse in this book, there's extremely difficult, sometimes toxic, relationships in this book. yeah. when you sit down and write, do you draw in personal experience? where do you draw these characters from? i have the most boring life you could imagine. i mean, i have had a boring life... i can't believe that. well, i write books. you sit alone in a room. i've written eight novels, you know, in the last 30 years. um... so that's a really interesting question. i take things from the world and i se

you actually got to film in rome. >> yeah, i was there for six months. six months, yeah. ire. i went to the colosseum. i mean, like, going to like the forum was like, i'm going to target, you know? it was just like -- >> jimmy: the forum's right there. >> all the time. and the italians are really, really special. they're very, very honest people. there was a guy on my show who did wardrobe, great guy. and i'm wearing this kind of -- it takes place in 1348, so i'm wearing this costume, and it has a belt. and i said -- i said, "can you tighten this belt?" and he goes, "no, you have an odd shape." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you have an odd shape. ♪ >> yeah, and i was like, i'm sorry. and he goes, "what? you do." [ laughter ] and then, no lie. then he's -- then he's wearing this cross necklace, right? so, i'm not kidding, for five months i'm like, "god, i love that necklace. i love that necklace." and he's always looking at me like, "what, what?" it was five and a half months, i realized it was a penis with wings. [ laughter ] a penis with wings. >> jimmy: what did he think"? >> y

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so it's i want to touch people. yeah. > i remember from the age of 11 or 12, i wanted to touch people. my parents are going to watch this. >> what am i doing? >> it's okay. no i do, i really. when i was a little kid, i wanted to be an artist. and i worked really, really, really hard at it. and there was a teacher who really encouraged me, but i was very bad. and one time she saw what i had made next to like the girl i had a huge crush on, and they both laughed and they didn't mean to. it was so natural and i haven't drawn since then and i it's. >> is that true? >> it's 100% true. >> no, you would be so good. >> but like, look what we got out of you now, though because of that. >> like, it all worked out. >> thank you. but that's so true. everyone be nice to kids. you're so wonderful. >> thank you. >> yeah, totally. >> it just takes one person to be like, you've got it. like, honestly, i think i do stand up comedy because i did it one time and one person after the show was like, you've got it. and that's all i needed to go.

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. >> yeah. well, i know now why. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. but it was interesting. has nothing to do with what we're talking about here. i just want to thank you. because i used the bathroom. >> seth: uh-huh? >> and -- i find that most of the toilets in bathrooms around the country are down here. >> seth: yeah. >> i can't get down there. [ laughter ] the toilet here, i walked in, i just kind of backed up. [ laughter ] i did what i needed to do. >> seth: yeah. >> and i was so excited. i wanted to tell somebody. but there was nobody else in there with me. but it was wonderful. it was wonderful. i mean, i -- these are the things that -- see, if you're -- if you're under a certain age, it's not bothering you yet. because you can get up and get down. but when you find that first time when you think, what the [ bleep ]? [ laughter ] because you -- because suddenly your knees, the back of your knees are going, stand up. [ laughter ] it's horrifying. but i just want to say thank you for that. >> seth: that's wonderful. you know who else wants to say thank you to you? the po

i don't expect normal people to just be like, "yeah, i also met the pope." >> "yeah, me too." and your husband meeting the pope. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what do you remember about this? >> oh, my gosh. well, you know he's argentinian. >> jimmy: yes. >> yeah, so did you speak spanish to him? >> jimmy: no. [ light laughter ] >> oh. >> jimmy: i barely -- i barely spoke english. >> i know! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i was so nervous. >> i know. i was so nervous. >> jimmy: you get nervous and you go like -- >> and let me tell you something, so my husband is mexican, so he speaks spanish. [ scattered cheers ] thank you. [ laughter ] and i go, "babe, babe, how do you say, 'your holiness,' again?" and he was like, "tu santinidad" or -- it was like a -- "ta-ta-ka-ta-ka." [ laughter ] and i was, like, "okay." so, like, we're waiting and i'm -- and i'm waiting to meet him. 'cause we were -- we went to rome to the vatican to meet him, because we were going to get married. i mean, we were -- we got married. we were going to get married. and he's like -- my husband's like, "we should go get blessed b

, i say no. yeah. i was born gap roar, arkansas. where were you in the can? um they thought we were a threat to the united states, so they all put all the japanese americans and these caps, my dad was fighting and journey in italy and world. he can't say ever a hug me or told me he loved me or anything like that. just use my dad and water said so one the vietnam was starting off. i says, well, i better volunteer to you didn't want me to go. i mean, you sure you want to go or yeah, dads, cuz you were everybody's got their yard stick. they got the measure up to the uh, we were going on a recon operation and we come up to this village the ceo's of what we got when we got up there latest down this trail, little grey. i don't know, she might have been 3 or 4 years old and she pulling a water buffalo and back that her smile, you know, and middle of what she smiled about. she chestnut smile. life is precious. you don't realize it until experience. i thought this is why me my little cousin linda see, grew up

yeah >> but that's because it's large. iery fair to that person, it sounds like that's a sort of logic. it's someone already living in the property. it sounds more like a lodging thing. but yeah, obviously it's insane. i mean, because everyone's working all the time now, right? there's no line between work. i'm working at every minute or not working. it'5 at every minute or not working. it's exactly the same thing. how can you not work from home? >> you're allowed to read your emails, right? >> i mean, yeah, where's the line between work? everyone's working from a landlord. >> once when i was a student who said no double beds in this house, it encourages guests. >> that was. i know what that's trying to stop. anyway, we've got the guardian now with concerns that the nhs don't take obesity seriously enough. this is a bit rich coming from the guardian, which spends most of its time telling us that land whales are stunning and brave nick, which they are for balance. >> much of much of nhs one. yeah much good job. much of nhs in

yeah. i mean , to me, >> morning. yeah. it's absolute heaven because it's wimbledon. then followed by the big football. >> absolutely. i mean, you could we don't want this to happen, but carlos alcaraz. yeah carlos alcaraz could follow up a victory at wimbledon with, spanish win in the evening as well in this football . rupa huq. well in this football. rupa huq. >> now that is not on. >> now that is not on. >> no, it's not. no, no, it really isn't. >> i don't mind spain getting wimbledon . oh i do know, i think wimbledon. oh i do know, i think a fair you know, it's all right. >> no, you had it last year. it's. no. you want to go make another record 20, 20, 25 grand slams. >> it'll be. yeah. possibly biggest. >> that is amazing. >> that is amazing. >> but no it's tomorrow. absolutely huge. i mean , we're absolutely huge. i mean, we're looking at a 24 million, viewing figures. i think on, on the bbc when just over 20. it was for itv the other day. quite extraordinary. bigger, larger numbers than voted in the general. >> the b

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and i was like, "yeah!" actually terrified because -- >> seth: when you get asked to go out storm chasing, like what's the time commitment? like, is it like a whole day? or are they like we're going to go out for an hour and chase a storm? >> yeah, i kind of thought, "oh, this will be just like a nice hour, couple hours just driving." i think we were in the car for -- i mean, we drove from about 8:00 a.m., probably got back to the hotel 6:00 a.m.? something like that. it was like a whole day driving. >> seth: that's too much time. >> it was a lot of time. yeah. you need good snacks. >> seth: where -- after making this film -- where do tornadoes fall on your like disaster scale? >> in terms of how scary they are? >> seth: yeah. >> well, i mean, coming from london we're not used to much of anything, you know -- >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> -- scary. other than just like gray clouds. >> seth: yeah. >> so yeah, i think it's -- i wouldn't want to see one that close. >> seth: you saw one close-ish. we have footag

know almost like a rabbi, how long do i have to say yeah, i do. >> yeah, i get questions like do you pronounce? yeah, i have i have answers for all of them so january 3rd, i'm i'm changing as a january 3rd. yeah. yeah. and here's the thing because i'm jewish i also get the happy new year in september russia. >> yes. yeah, i get it then. so i'm getting a twice a year. i don't nightmare. i don't need it. don't don't wish me happy new year i don't even care if you wish we hadn't been birthday. what do you think about that? >> well, now we're really treading on sacred ground here that's fine. >> but distance interests, but yeah, i've said this in i think i did a movie where i talked about this that the birthday is turned into a job you're getting 25, 30 texts of happy birthday. >> they all have to be answered and its job. >> the light, i agree with that, but here's the interesting question do i do agree that you have to respond to the happy birthday text? i have to say something you know, that if i send you a happy birthday and you don't respond, i consider it a snow. >> yeah yeah. i'm qu

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yeah. >> i think i arrive tomorrow. ike, "i'm acting with dinosaurs"? >> yes. 100%. so, if in every single shot of the movie, i'm like this -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> they're like, "no, fear -- fear is in your eyes." but -- >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] i want to talk about "fly me to the moon" now. this is the film you're here for. congrats on this. great reviews. >> thanks. thank you. >> jimmy: it's set during the space race. >> that's right. >> jimmy: would you ever go to space? >> i think i'm good. [ laughter ] yeah. >> jimmy: how -- how do we -- how do we set up this movie and who you play in the movie? >> how do we -- i would say it is a romantic comedy set against the backdrop of the 1969 moon landing. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i play a character whose name is kelly, and i'm hired -- i'm an ad executive in a, sort of, don draper-ish kind of way, minus the misogyny -- [ light laughter ] -- and the martini. and i -- i get hired by nasa to, sort of, to brand -- like, kind of to get the public ex

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