. >> and jamie foxx. >> jimmy: i feel like jamie foxx was just as much a musician as a comedian when was on his show, he was doing music in the sketches. but i would say, like, my dream -- because i feel like every comedian wants to be a musician. every musician wants to be a comedian. because it's all about timing, right? and it's just, like, feeling comfortable. and i would love to do a collaboration, if you will, with me, eddie murphy, and jamie foxx. >> jimmy: that would be great. and you know those guys. >> i do know those guys but they have not been answering they phone over the last six months. i don't know what's going on. call me back. >> jimmy: what kind of song would you do? would it be that kind of deal or a different genre? >> i feel like we should do a country song. >> jimmy: really? >> i feel like we should do a country song because country music really is about pain and achieving, getting over that pain, and like, having a better day or killing somebody. and i feel like -- that's what most of the songs seem like. my dog died, so i shot sally. that's what it feel like.

similarly i know one of those films that had terrorists invading the white house had jamie foxx playing the president, and in that is to me -- about the future i am concerned that there is perpetually in an attempt to be the next west wing. i certainly worry about shows trying to be the next veep. because it really does kind of stand alone uniquely. the shows that try to be the next west wing as well. >> it is interesting because one big show and think about the trilogy of that. each is kind of west wing is what we hope politics is. house of cards is what we are afraid it is. i did not pick that up but it has been said a lot. i actually think we are going to be in a cycle back towards idealistic depictions. my instinct is that for recreation and when people want a release, which is what entertainment is. they want something that is going to make them feel good about the country and where we are headed. i think that the cycle will wash itself out in the next round will be high idealism again and show us a higher calling. >> i also think there's a tendency for the shows to look backwards

culture and similarly i know one of those films that had terrorists invading the white house had jamie foxxe the president and in that movie it occurred to me that they were clearly looking at barack obama with that depiction. about the future, i am concerned that there is perpetually and attempt to be the next west wing. i certainly worry about shows trying to be the next veep because veep really does stand alone uniquely and unto itself. these shows that try to be the next west wing, they would as well. >> one very very big show that we have not talked about his house of cards and you think about this trilogy of west wing or house of cards and veep and in west wing they say is what we hope politics is in house of cards is what it is afraid what it is and veep is what it actually is. i didn't think that up but it has been said a lot. i actually think we will be in a cycle back toward idealistic depictions because my instinct is just for recreation and when people want to release or just what entertainment or television is, they want something that will make them feel good about the country

oscar winners, jamie foxx and tommy lee jones co star in the courtroom drama the burial.a high price lawyer defending a small-time funeral home owner against a giant corporation. catch it on amazon prime on netflix now, benicio del toro starts as a hardboiled detective out to solve a realtor's, brutal murder. justin timberlake coach starts in reptile and hulu now. see the sci-fi thriller, the mill with chicago's own lil rel howery as one time rising corporate star who wakes up in a mysterious prison with no memory of how we got there. >> we know is big as it for new documentaries. there's messy. meet america. >> chronicling the global argentinian soccer star as he joins major league soccer. it's streaming now on apple tv. plus and netflix. big vape takes a look at the rise and fall of the vaping giant and tomorrow on peacock, john carpenter, suburban screams tells true tales of neighborhood, but you can always get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. just by texting the word, dean. >> to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, hope you have a great weekend