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halftime of president trump, will arnett, paul scheer, melissa alano, fred armisen, bobby moynihan, jeff rossjosh scad, leon bridges, aloe blacc, and guillermo. "jimmy kimmel live" intermission accomplished, a halftime tribute to trump, is brought to you by oceanic airlines. oceanic, flying to over 150 [ bleep ] countries daily. look like araccoon. extra tight golf pants. when you putt, show that nut. here to make america laugh again, your native-born host jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: thank you, and welcome. hello, my fellow americans. i am jimmy kimmel. i am triple red, white, blue to welcome you to our special show, "intermission accomplished," a halftime tribute to trump. here to celebrate the midway mark of donald trump's first term in office. [ laughter ] because let's be honest, this is a man who is far too humble to celebrate himself. [ laughter ] whether you are a democrat or a republican or even a canadian, i think we can all agree that dr. martin luther king jr. would be honored and thrilled to share this day with this special orange man. and what a night this is going to be. we are so h

and on thursday amy adams, jeff ross, and dave attell and music from kurt vile. tonight is a highly-decorated performer with an oscar, two emmys, five golden globes, and a bunch of grammys she borrowed from her husband too. she is nominated again for a golden globe for her new movie "destroyer." >> i'm not good. i'm the one who's bad. it's not you. all right? i'm sorry for lying to you. i lied. i stole. and worse. >> jimmy: "destroyer" opens christmas day. please welcome nicole kidman. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for being here. nicole, i hate to put you on the spot, but there are a couple of your country people here tonight, and they really -- >> that's who's making all the noise. >> jimmy: they would love to see a celebrity's home. can they come to your house tonight? >> absolutely. >> jimmy: oh, that's great. see that? done. deal. there you go. and then i'm going to tell you something. next time you go through customs, you're going to meet a guy, and he's going to wave you right through, all right? >> yes. >> jimmy: so we got it all covered. ho

jeff ross and dave attell will be here together. and we'll have music from kurt vile.rst guests tonight are comically-gifted men with many l's in their names. and an abundance of naturally curly hair. you can see them together as detective and doctor in the new comedy "holmes & watson." it opens in theaters christmas day. please welcome will ferrell and john c. reilly. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, gentlemen. >> whoo! >> yeah! >> jimmy: thanks for coming. you look great. you both look great. [ cheers and applause ] really, i mean, this is like -- this is beyond a suit. this is like you've gone another step into fashion. >> yeah, we decided to turn it up a notch. this was a gift. >> yeah, this was a gift from john. >> jimmy: you gifted will with a suit? >> a great tailor in london, david saxby, made both this suit and that one. >> jimmy: he did? >> i'm wearing suspenders and i'm not used to the calibration between what's the right amount of suspension and what's not. [ laughter ] it feels like they're riding right up the old -- >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. [ che

came jeff ross. michelle wolf.th: and you raised over 100 grand, which is fantastic. we did, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] we raised it. >> seth: we raised it. and this is -- and it was -- it's the public housing you grew up in, yes? >> that's true. i grew up in public housing. t s is -- that's the thing i did for them. and now i'm never going to do anything else.ht [ la ] >> seth: we more than made up for it. jost, you did a charity event last year. at did you do? >> we did it together. >> seth: okay. >> for puerto rico. >> he also came and did mine as well. it was very fun and nice of you to do. >> seth: so you raised some money for puerto rico. >> we raised, like, 100 gran for puerto rico last year. we did -- 'cause after the hurricane we did gringo bingo together. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> hosted bingo. realized we do not know how to ch bingo. >> seth: okay, g >> harder than it looks. >> seth: really? >> we raised a lot of money and then che always says that he thinks i'm doing it for puerto rico, because

. >> don't see jeff bezos taking out any rooms at the trump hotel unfortunately for you, ross. i want to ask -- >> you might be surprised. he might be taking out rooms. >> we're not going there. but let's talk a little bit about tesla. got a question here from a viewer via the bloomberg i.b. asking for your estimates for and the ear for q4 full year 2019. >> our estimates are imprecise when it comes to tesla. obviously their business is changing so rapidly. what we expect on revenue is somewhere around $25 billion this year. we expect them to make at least 350,000 e.v. cars, a hundred thousand of the model s.n.x. and at least 250,000 model 3's but that might be low. our estimate. so we hwan revenue will probably be around -- we know what revenue will probably be and we hope and expect they'll run either even or a slight operating margin through the year as they continue to invest heavily into their growth especially in china where i think this opportunity is just so enormous. tesla really needs to be investing in growth right now to stay ahead of the competition he esspigsly --

atkins and stephanie rodriguez and jeff steinberger and nancy young and diane sidd-champion and berdy bruhard and mitch ensinger. and jesse anacoa, and diane surf and beth ross. and i want to thank the voters. like any decent supervisor i'm convinced that my district is the best in san francisco from glen canyon to mission delores to diamond heights, where harvey milk made civil rights history and the neighborhood that gave proposition c more votes than any other district in san francisco. [applause] my people, my voters, are liberal and they are very liberal, in fact, but they're relentlessly pragmatic and they're my north star. it's an honor to represent them. thank you to each of my colleagues on the board, the board that i joined back in july and the mayor. everyone has been so -- was so incredibly gracious to us. clerk calvillo, you and your team are a gift to the city. [applause] yeah. john givner, you are amazing and the folks from the city attorney's office do great work for the city as well. [applause] our sheriffs keep us safe, thank you. and harvey rose and severn and the folks with the budget analysts that help us to make sense of this complicate

prevailed upon jeff sessions, a personal call to jeff sessions to get the doj to write a letter in which they appeared to be asking for what wilbur rossact initiated. then he concocted a record that sought to conceal that. so yesterday, a federal judge here in new york issued a 277 page opinion after a three-week trial a finding veritable violationsof legal by wilbur ross and the commerce department in seeking to conceal the real reason why they are trying to distort the census. and go clearly, this will go to the supreme court, capital supreme court. how do you think they will rule? >> you have a very extensive set of factual findings by this district court, 277 pages. he is the one who heard the testimony. that makes it much more difficult for the court to overturn it. but at the end of the day, this is about democracy. knowing whorns on lives where so that we know who should be representing them. i think every member of the court ought to be interested in an accurate census. and to a want to thank david cole of the a cell you and kristen clarke of lawyers' committee for civil rightsts und

jeff session getting fired, the attorney general. i think that will continue into 20 fine. i think the next departure could be the commerce secretary wilbur ross. the white house in repeat weeks has had people in had people in filling that slot, and i think they'll cast it not necessarily as ross getting fired because he's a good friend of the president but also a member of mar-a-lago. he will ri sinesign. a retirement. >> thank you for joining me on a not too frigid day in washington. it's rather mild. >>> coming up after the break, we've got our eye on more breaking news, the markets, with the dow now down roughly 700 points, at one .800. here on capitol hill as it relates to democrats moving forward after the break. uh... correct! you don't have to choose, 'cause, uh... oh! (vo) switch to the network awarded by rootmetrics and j.d. power. buy the latest galaxy phones, get galaxy s9 free. the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford? let's take a ride with some actual customers and find out. - well, tell me about your experience when you switched to the hartford. - when i switched to the hartford, i'm sitting there thinking, "man, i sho

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