he did "jerry maguire" and almost famous and say anything. and many others.itched the movie i would say well it's about this family, it's this guy and he lost his wife and he's got these two kids. and they buy a broken down zoo and through the course of kind of fixing the zoo up, they actually fix the family up-- . >> jon: i'm just going to leave, all right because -- >> and then i think cameron crowe directed it and people go [bleep] why didn't you tell me that to begin with. >> jon: what animal surprised you, was anybody personality, did you meet an animal and think i did not think i was going to enjoy that type of animal's company, yet i find myself thinking hey, you know what, emus, they're all right. >> the grizzly bear was the most -- the grizzly bear, have you ever seen a grizzly bear. >> jon: what, are you kidding me, i live in new york, of course. there's one that owns a deli near my house. i go there all the time. >> no i have never seen one up close. >> jon: how big is a grizzly bear. >> when he stoot up he was 12 and a half feet tall. and the only

when i [ bleep ] type it up. >> jimmy: to hell with that "jerry maguire." remember going up there. i remember starting it. and i remember the music coming on. and then, me going faster. and i see will smith stand up in a white tuxedo. and woody harrelson break dancing. >> jimmy: what? >> one of those moments when, this is working. >> jimmy: why was woody harrelson break dancing? >> go little negro. it was one of those moments. it was a moment. [ applause ] i just went with it. i was just, like, oh. they're not going to take me off now. >> jimmy: yeah, right. you did the right thing. maybe you can remember those people the next time around. >> yes. >> jimmy: or forget the people that got mad. cut them out of the list. >> i love you. thank you for that award. >> jimmy: you forgot to thank sweet dick? >> i did. i apologize, sweets. my car looks great still. >> jimmy: cuba gooding jr. "red tails" is in theaters now. we'll be right back with sarah hyland. we'll be right back with sarah hyland. [ cheers and applause ] he hangs here. because you don't see this eve

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in "jerry maguire," delivering one of the my favorite movie lines ever.howard was nominated in the 2005 film "hustle of flow." we were talking about ground-breaking movie you made. it shouldn't be ground-breaking. this frustrates me. he we shouldn't talk about this as a black movie, but we have to because george lucas, a white guy takes this movie to sell to his own in hollywood, and hits the race barrier. that's what happened. are you surprised with three years after president barack obama is elected you're still having to have this kind of battle in a place like hollywood? >> lulgts. >> you'd think since obama broke the ground that the world would be wide open. once the ground is broken, you still have to plow that land. that's what george lucas is doing right now. he's plowing that land, and some of those rocks are still there. you have to break them down. the film stands for itself. >> i ask a lot of guests this when they come, particularly african-american guests or morgan freeman fold me never to use that phrase. just call me an actor or black actor

that's gonna bring you all the way back to tobey maguire, "jerry maguire," "show me the money," ball,'s a double dip, dipping back to dippin' dots, the ice cream of the future, "futurama," i'm a boss, rick ross, brick top like kevin mccallister in "home alone 2: lost in new york," "lost in space," "lost in translation," como se dice bill murray, bill murray didn't jive in '75 but joined the mix in '76 on "snl" when chevy left behind the "weekend update" desk, murray to miller, miller to neil, and neil to norm, norm to colin, colin to fallon, "late night with jimmy fallon." how do you like me now? [ cheers and applause ] that was fantastic. fantastic. fantastic. "fantastic 4," four loko, "livin' la vida loca" by ricky martin, martin lawrence, "big momma's house," big mamma's home, depot with a silent "t," silent night, "fright night," nightlight, lite brite, bright lights, big city, "sex and the city," bringing me back to carrie bradshaw, terry bradshaw, nfl, nba-e-i-o-u, ulysses s. grant, grant's tomb, "tomb raider," robin tombs, robin williams. [ as williams ] "oh, yes, mr. happy's o

i would say one, you know, i guess the movie "jerry maguire", follow the money or show me the money or something along those lines. one it is a function of the cost of our media market. the cost of buying 1,000 gross rating points of television or roughly a week's worth of television so to speak in south carolina is about $300,000. in, in florida it's about two million dollars. so i think again, the attacks, they're tough but part of it is driven by the pricing of testing ideas in this place versus other places that these candidates will go. the other is, much of it is, in essence driven by sort of the hatfield and mccoys. that you have a couple of different long-time political operatives that have run a number of different things in this state and it's no-holds-barred in their approach. i don't agree with that approach. i think it is wrong. i don't think it fits where a lot of folks come from in south carolina but it certainly has been the tradition last the roughly 20 years. jon: you're also sitting in a state where the unemployment rate is higher than the national average, pushing 1