i like that. >> steve: yeah. 's like -- all right, let's see the results on this one. i feel good. [ drumroll ] oh, yeah! [ cheers and applause ] that's the one. ♪ >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: i think that's gonna be the one. >> steve: i think it might. >> jimmy: but let's do one more anyway. this last one is, "how come i know all the lyrics to 'i want it that way,' but i can't remember my wife's phone number?" [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ you are my fire ♪ 917 -- >> steve: something, something, something? >> jimmy: something, something, something. all right, let's see the results here. [ drumroll ] no. ♪ the other one. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: number four. all right, the winner is right here. [ bell dinging ] >> steve: whoa! >> jimmy: super bowl. [ cheers and applause ] i'm gonna post this during the break. if you happen to see it online, give that "wepost" a repost. we have a great show. bill gates is here. [ cheers and applause ] lauren graham is joining us. and we got music from japanese breakfast. stick around. we'll be rig

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i think that's true. >> seth: yeah. >> but i didn't get like a tony or i guess any awards for it at allyou didn't get a tony for "back room ballers?" >> no. >> seth: i don't care for that at all. i do have a lot more to ask you. we will be right back with aidy right after this. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ car engine revving ] target made good and gather for you. helping you save on tasty berries - frozen at peak ripeness, ready whenever you need them. everyday favorites at unbeatable prices. we made good and gather™ for you. only at target. [spray] [sip] that's the fingerbowl. dove men helps neutralize odor causing bacteria that thrive on stress sweat. really needs more salt. get comfortable when uncomfortable. care changes everything. ♪ ♪ get comfortable when[ cheering ]le. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance... ♪ ♪ ...at each day's start. ♪ ♪ as time went on, it was easy to see. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ and for adults with type 2 diabetes... ...and known heart disease, jardiance can

>> you did it, yeah. >> jimmy: okay, that's good. i did it right, yeah, good. . >> what do you mean? >> you don't feel weird being in a first class car? >> no, we paid for it. >> no? >> jimmy: it's not hurting anybody, no. >> dude, we are jews on a train in poland, [ bleep ] think about it. >> i -- >> benji? benji? >> yeah? >> you all right up there? >> yeah, sure. sorry. >> yeah, no, no worries. i mean, you know, it's, to be fair, fascinating -- >> no, i mean, i just feel like -- sorry. >> okay. >> i just -- does any -- is anyone else like, feeling this right now? >> feeling what? >> like this creepy feeling that, like, you know, we're like royalty on this train? i mean does no one else see the irony here? >> jesus, benji. come on, man. >> like, eating fancy food and sitting up here, when 80 years ago, we would've been herded into the backs of these [ bleep ] things like cattle. >> god. >> okay, benji, i don't think anybody here wants to hear that right now. >> okay, why not? why doesn't anyone wanna hear it? >> because it's depressing, man. >> depressing? >> j

] >> jimmy: "yeah, i can't do this. sed initially. he's goes, "oh, okay. maybe try again." [ light laughter ] so, i -- i then stopped too suddenly. and he was like, "ah, screw this." and he -- he got out of the car, and we walked towards the second a.d., who i'd said -- who i told that i could drive. and he was like in front of the -- he didn't realize that the whole crew was there. but he was like, "hey, joe! joe, home slice here can't drive." >> jimmy: home slice here. >> and then for the rest of the evening, you know, members of crew, who i'd never met -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> -- would turn to me and go, "so, can't drive, huh?" >> jimmy: "can't drive, huh?" yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] but here you are, though. now you're in a big, new romantic comedy. "bridget jones: mad about the boy," opposite renee zellweger. i mean, come on, this is a big deal. [ cheers and applause ] here you are. you play bridget jones' new love interest. >> yeah >> jimmy: and -- and how fun was that? >> ah, it's so fun. i mean, she's -- she's j

yeah. so i think the really important thing to understand about the dot com bubble is that the internet did the world wide web did not really not become a public thing, could be used until 1991. and there was one website which explained how to use the world wide web and then each year there were a few more. you know, by around 1994, there were a few thousand. and then in 1995, in there was first big dot com ipo on nasdaq. now before that, the internet had been seen a kind of toy or a fad there. there were all kinds of op eds about, oh, is this even going to last a restyle going to be on the internet in ten or 20 years and. and but with the the first ipo. so that showed know this isn't just a toy or a fad this is a frontier that can make people very rich and so this was netscape. so if you are on twitter and you unfortunately have to see the tweets of marc-andrÉ san this he one of the founders of of netscape and so this money starts to rush in to the tech sector and now it's it's kind of a given

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yeah. and i mean, they really did a number on me, you know, and i sued and they had to pay. they paid $10 million. settlement. i was looking to get much more money than that. >> so you gave him a discount when. >> he got a disk? oh, he got a big discount. i don't think he even knows about it. >> wow. >> i wonder if something that had an effect on him was when he saw the rocket ship come back and get grabbed like a beautiful little baby. >> something that had an effect on me was when i saw the rocket ship come back and get grabbed, like you grabbed a beautiful little baby. you grab your baby, it just. >> hug the rocket. >> i've never. >> seen. >> you hug the rocket. >> including rockets. no, but. and he said, you know, you can't really have a rocket program if you're going to dump $1 billion into the ocean every time you fly, you have to save it. and he saved it. first time that i've ever seen that done and nobody else can do it. >> makes me think if trump ever writes a beautiful executive order a

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>> i know he did. >> yeah. ote this, good stuff. >> these are -- this is one of 800 on the website i looked on. look at his face as i read it. this one's called "there's my good boy." [ laughter ] >> look -- >> hold on. >> look how uncomfortable he is. >> yeah, yeah. >> alex rested his cheek on greg's thigh and moved to a more comfortable position. his legs curled up in the bed. this is better. this one is called "the jester and the king." [ laughter ] "was it everything you dreamed of," greg whispered into alex's ear. alex smiled, turning his head to plant a kiss on greg's lips. "no," he said, nuzzling greg's nose, "it was better." [ laughter ] >> seth: the writing is good. >> oh. >> seth: the writing is good. >> the writing is good. [ applause ] >>>> yeah. >> there's two a day. two new ones every single day. >> seth: really? >> yeah. >> i mean the titles, listen to this, "make alex finish, your time starts now." [ laughter ] >> we did think about that as a task. >> "big strong hero." >> seth: okay. >> i'll get

yeah, i know. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: so -- and who do you play? - you know, it's a a little bit of a dysfunctional family. >> jimmy: yeah, you think? >> so it's a tough -- [ laughter ] it's a tough situation. >> jimmy: yeah. how would you describe this? is it a hohorror filor --? >> you know, i think that they're putting it in the horror genre. but i found it to be more suspense thriller. like the tension -- >> jimmy: itit's good. >> kind of getting tighter and tighter as the movie goes on. >> jimmy: yeah. and it doesn't stop. i want to show a clip. here's lucy liu in "presence." take a look at this. >> do you want to try, um, a a different medication? >> maybe. >> what about a different therapist? >> i just want to fix this. >> sweetie, there is no fixing it. and she can't take us all down with her. look at you. you're a mess. time, that's the only thing that'll help. >> have you ever noticed that your advice always corresponds exactly with us not having to do anything at all? >> at all? "at all," got it. >> jimmy: come on. that is brilliant. [ ch

i obviously did not make that decision. yes. right. but yeah, i guess. do you. >> yeah. no one else is. rob i go back to the phrase overreaction. it seems like the democrats haven't learned their lesson, that they overreact to everything, and it's their overreaction that has driven the american population away from them. >> yeah. i mean, first, i just want to say i've been away from the show for a while and i'm so glad that you are pregnant. i didn't know what to say. you know, like, you know, that's always the mistake. when does it do? and like, when is. what do the cheesesteak i had? you look great. thank god. >> thank you. >> so yes, it is an overreaction. >> thank you. >> you know, now that you're with child, she could use perhaps a product a financial product. >> yeah. i want to just cover my baby in gold. >> cat, have you thought about the future in precious metals? universal store of value for 2000 years. >> what about grain in a silo? >> whatever it takes to make a sale, i will tell you. you should buy for your baby. thank god i felt very uncomfortable in my no no

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i yeah. definitely living in big cities, the definitely more academics i've also been james, co academic people have been to university. and yeah, i wouldn't say that there the there were particularly radicals though. right? yeah. i don't think that's look ahead a to the election coming up very soon. the polls been the greens have been kind of in the range between was 13 and 15 percent, which puts them in the 3rd or 4th place. is that right? mm hm. yeah, that's sort of net connect with the cd with the social democrats. yeah. um yeah, i mean it's going to be very interesting because the, i think, as, as things stand, the c d u is going to have a choice. i, who's that going to do a coalition with a new can so season a everyone kind of buying for a position in the negotiations afterwards. and i think that the, the migration con, this 8 point on the hobbit came up with was the, it was seen by some as an overture to woods. we finish mounts and the christian democrats. yeah. i mean, just before we t

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i would understand that, yeah. ketch with me. but the first time i saw you in person was in las vegas where i grew up. you were on -- it was a taping of a show called "circus of the stars." >> was that in las vegas? >> jimmy: yes. do you remember that? >> no, i'm -- i must have wanted to forget that part of my memory. [ laughter ] tell me about it. >> jimmy: i'll tell you about it. you were the -- what do they call, like the ringmaster. >> a ringmaster, yeah. >> jimmy: in fact, i have a photograph from that very show. it's you and jerry louis. >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: did you know jerry well? >> not well. >> jimmy: no? >> no, not at all. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: not at all? did you know he was standing behind you when you took this picture? [ laughter ] >> i think i knew that, yeah. >> jimmy: but it was exciting to see you. you worked in vegas when you were a child, right? >> yeah, actually, the first time i was there, was actually 13 years old. >> jimmy: 13 years old. >> you know, you can't do anything when you're 1

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i want to read -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. in your bio here, but i'll read it right here. it says, "betty's father made his broadway debut in this very theater in 1978 as an understudy. he went on one time. [ light laughter ] betty is currently in the wings dry heaving, as her father hath done before her." >> yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "typing this part through sobs, this is betty's broadway debut." >> yeah. >> jimmy: hey! congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thanks. >> jimmy: something you dreamed about since you were a kid? >> completely, yes, yeah. and a dream i think i had just let go of. i did mostly theater for, like, the first decade out of college. and then i haven't in a long time. so, this is -- yeah. it came totally out of the blue. and yeah, it is an absolute dream come true. >> jimmy: i mean, not only are you starring in a broadway show, but it's one of the most successful shows out there. >> yes, yeah. >> jimmy: how's the response been? >> i mean, it's such a a joyful -- i mean, you've seen the

, you know -- yeah. >> paul: i don't know. o this. >> jimmy: yeah, that's actually a really good job. all right, the votes are in. let's see the results here. ooh, not bad. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: actually 111. okay, that's not bad. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, that's -- it's half, almost half, more than half. all right. this next one is, "showers are the only place where i can clean my body and win every single imaginary argument." [ laughter ] >> paul: all right. ♪ >> jimmy: okay. >> paul: i like that. >> jimmy: that one's not bad, right? >> paul: i like that one. >> jimmy: you like that one? yeah. that gets a thumbs-up from paul. you like it, higgs? >> steve: i like it. >> jimmy: all right, higgins likes it too. all right, let's see the results here. oh! that's what i'm talking about, 150. now we're getting somewhere. the jokes don't necessarily get funnier. [ laughter ] i just want to let everyone know. all right, here we go. this next one here, "even though someone gets murdered every season, i still watch 'white lotus'

i forget it? [ laughter ] how could you forget it? >> jimmy: yeah. really? we -- i don't forget it. d i have a picture of it right here. here's me versus you. [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. and y'all, he came to play. >> jimmy: no, look at how -- i came hard. yeah, i'm ready to go. >> he came to play. he's competitive, guys. y'all have seen him, right? he means it. >> jimmy: oh, i really -- yeah. but then you knocked me out of the ring. [ laughter ] >> slaughtered. you knocked me -- [ cheers and applause ] you crushed me! >> i'll tell you what. see, he sent the pictures of these outfits. he said, "what do you think about ththat?" and i thought we were going to play, you know? >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then he came at me, and i was like, "oh!" [ laughter ] jim's not messing around. >> jimmy: yeah, man. >> no, huh-uh. >> jimmy: it's not a joke on this show. >> jimmy fallon tried to take me down. >> jimmy: that's right. [ laughter ] i don't let anyone win on this show. >> no! >> jimmy: you've really got to win yourself. you've got to work hard. >> i'm telling you! i'm telling you. >> jimmy: i

>> yeah, sure. >> regulation of the economy. igine you think the waste has got to be everywhere? >> yeah, the waste is pretty much everywhere. how can you find waste in like d.c.? like it's like being in a room and the target, the walls, the roof and the floor are all targets, so you're going to close your eyes and shoot in any direction. you can't miss, you know? so it's pretty wild. like you push on things a little bit and you save billions of dollars, like just a little bit. >> wow, scary, isn't it? >> that's why i say. it really is underrated, if you add caring and competence, it improves. and we're finding so many things and we share with the public, we post everything we learn, you know. [applause] >> you can see it. you know? and it's like-- totally wild like we did just-- we just did like checked the data base on social security, how many americans, alive americans eligible for social security are there. according to the data base over 400 million. wait a second. >> how many again? >> and then found like one person in ther

just yeah. >> it's crazy. yes. oh, there i am. yeah, i had, i had actually. the look on my face really says it all too. yeah. yeah. i had actually just found out i was pregnant and i never thought i was going to be pregnant for the rest of my life. here we are. yeah. >> so they keep calling musk an unelected billionaire. i didn't know we elected billionaires. >> also, we didn't elect whoever was running the country the previous four years. you can't. you cannot do that when you're a, you know, figurehead was literally a figurehead and not even and barely even that. i mean, he couldn't he had difficulty remaining upright. >> yes. >> you know, most like, mascots that are like a stuffed animal can do that, you know what i'm saying? yeah. so you completely. yes. people who are elected then hire people and have a team that does stuff. i don't understand the argument. i don't know who came up with the argument. it's ridiculous. and also all the money. it's not that it's our money. we're the investors in the business. this is our money. and i understand it can be dif

yeah. i guess they say the well, criticized by the far right. is kind of work. yeah. yes. and for the last 2 years, the greens have tried to turn themselves into a party of the center, a party for the center of society. and i don't think they're able to, they haven't gotten there yet, and i haven't quite correct why exactly. they're not managing because they have focus in this election campaign more on making life more affordable. if you look at their policies, there's some of their, one of the parties that would make it, that would benefit the most, the, the, the poor as people in, in, in the country. so their policies sort of reflect this, this didn't reaching out that they're trying to do to different parts of society. but it's not really reflecting in the polls and then there's supporters. yeah. so there is still quite a cultural divide between the what we hear about the green set and the conservative . so mean, let's flip it, right. as you said, the conservatives would rather go with the social democrats, with the greens, be totally happy to go with the conservatives,

you got your start in broadway. >> i did. yeahite the wig. >> jimmy: come on, that's fantastic. what is it like -- how does it feel making your return to broadway? >> i'm so excited. it's kind of been at the forefront of my mind, returning to theater, especially anticipating the end of "stranger things." so, yeah, just kind of was a a question of what project and -- >> jimmy: is it different now as an adult, as opposed to when you were a kid, like --? >> oh, totally. i mean, i guess we'll find out, but when you're a kid, you're kind of fearless, i guess? >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know -- >> jimmy: feels like normal to you. >> totally. but now i think it's gonna be -- the nerves are gonna settle in a little bit. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, you're gonna be -- how do we describe the show? >> the show is about a group of high school students in a very small, one stoplight town in georgia studying "the crucible" during the wake of the me too movement. so it's sort of a re-examination of arthur miller's play, but through the lens of

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and so whilst i don't mind them being in the church, let's not. yeahlaspheme while we're there. >> fascinating. moving on. nick, the daily star seems to be suggesting that you and i live less cluttered lives than louis shaffer. that sounds true. >> thank you for acknowledging that i am technically a millennial. it's. millennials are decluttering like i'm a senior, which is the best group of all millennials. we'll talk more later. millennials are decluttering like there's no tomorrow. here's how you can do it too. so millennials are decluttering their homes more than ever. weird turn of phrase. were they doing it before? i don't care at all. while oldies continue to hoard. although it's calling like gen x oldies now, so they'll be gutted about that. but yeah, i mean i like a good declutter. but the thing about but there's a limit to it. i mean, even marie kondo, the queen of decluttering, she even got bored of it eventually and like, retired from decluttering, which is so strange. like that really killed the dream for me. >> and just let stuff pile up a

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i don't think you'll get any disagreement here. yeah, well, there. >> was one. >> guy i saw in an eagles. >> thing in the crowd. >> and he's. >> been asked to leave already. oh, that was my request. but i. >> do. >> think that that. >> was a moment. where it's like. >> okay. >> things have changed. they said we can never normalize donald trump. and the. >> most normal thing ever. >> is a president. being cheered. >> at the biggest american. >> event of the year. >> and it's donald trump. >> so that whole push. >> is dead. it has failed. >> yeah. you know what's interesting, jim, if i may call you that, i. >> like. >> it, but. >> spell it, jim. >> because a lot of men love to work out in, you know. i don't know, maybe that joke was always back there waiting to come out. yeah. that's right. you know what's interesting though? it's like if you look at what what guy just said there's something distinctly american about trump that we all suddenly kind of realized, like the super bowl is big and loud. so is he. and it's kind of like everybody