john krasinski, everybody! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: we love you, john krasinski, we love you. look good, buddy >> i've been back for a while but i'm back with you. so now, we can start >> jimmy: now we are back. >> now the show is back. >> jimmy: i'm seeing you up on the big screen >> oh. >> jimmy: i saw you in "dr. strange." you had a -- >> yes >> jimmy: you had a -- right yeah, you know what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause we all saw that. >> but three people are like, "spoiler alert." like super bummed. >> jimmy: yeah three people plug your ears. but you're in it for a little bit. >> how dare you. it was a big moment for me >> jimmy: no, sorry. >> it was a big moment for me, but that's fine, yeah. okay >> jimmy: but i mean -- but a little bit of the magic was from the movie from your scenes >> yes that's right, yes. no, i know, yes. >> jimmy: but everyone freaked out. you were reed richards from fantastic four >> yes >> jimmy: mr. fantastic. >> i was >> jimmy: we all freaked out the audience i was in, everyone was like, "whaaat? >> thank you >> jimmy: we loved this!

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finally cracked this jimmy john's summer wraps case wide open. alright, what do ya got?mited time. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: hi, welcome back. we have music from paramore on the way. our next guest is one of the best reasons to own a tv set. he is part of the funniest sports show maybe ever. you can see him from utah starting friday as nba all-star weekend comes to salt lake city. from "inside the nba" on tnt, please welcome hall of famer charles barkley! [cheering and applause] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> man, thank you for the kind words. >> jimmy: listen, you know i love you, right? >> great to be back. >> jimmy: i always look forward to having you here. i mean, you've got a lot to say about a lot of things. and i love that. >> yeah, i'm having a rough time, jimmy. >> jimmy: are you? what's wrong? >> the super bowl was expensive. [laughter] >> jimmy: oh. i know you have a tradition. you go to las vegas -- even though the super bowl was in phoenix where you live, you went to vegas? >> yeah, this is our 24th straight year. i got about 14 guys. >> jimmy: oh, are these old pa

chick-fil-a took the number one spot for the ninth year in a row, followed by jimmy john's and in-in taco bell and mcdonald's took the last two spots. >> is that surprising? >> it depends. they're like the ogs of fast food. >> it makes kids happy sometimes. >> they didn't ask my son. that's his top dining spot. >>> would you guys try this, maybe on your burger? so pepsi is stepping up the plate to a new cola-infused ketchup at four major league ballparks this independence day. there are none in the bay area. baseball fans at yankee stadium, minnesota, detroit and arizona can try the new ketchup on tuesday. pepsi is still offering a deal for the fourth of july, if you're buying hot dogs and pepsi for this weekend, head to their website so that you can get a rebate for more soda. >> that doesn't sound bad. >> that's not one of the weirder infusions. >> the deal is the other ballparks are not oracle park. >> their food already is good. >> we've got high end. >> all those stories are trending on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> right now at 6:00, the debate over reparations for african a

>> yeah. >> jimmy: he's elton john 24/7? f, then it's over. >> jimmy: then he doesn't look like elton john? >> not so much. >> jimmy: you need the accessories sometimes. >> they're very committed. like working with method actors. that's the world the film is set in. "seriously red." amongst tribute performers. impersonator underworld. i play an elvis presley impersonator. >> jimmy: i have a photograph of you as an elvis tribute performer. [ applause ] this is -- i mean, what goes on when you come home in this ensemble? [ laughter ] >> we didn't have any scenes together. so i had no idea until i saw the movie. and she's extraordinary. she's amazing. i didn't recognize her. she's got the voice down, she's got the moves down. it was -- it was unbelievable. >> jimmy: well, but you are in the movie playing a former neil diamond impersonator. [ laughter ] which -- not impersonator, tribute performer, i'm so sorry. >> that's our star, krew boylan. >> krew wrote the film and the star, she's my best friend, she's great. >> jimmy: she

jimmy john's did the catering. [laughter] there was a ketchup fountain, which i've not seen.ughter] eric was the ring bearer. don jr. gave the worst man speech. [laughter] everything was perfect! it was sweet too. before the father-daughter dance, donald trump went up to every woman at the wedding and said, "are you tiffany?" [laughter] once he found her, he walked tiffany down the aisle/bouncy castle. [laughter] that's what's known as understated elegance right there. [laughter] then he gave a beautiful toast. i have to admit when he got to the part where he talked about i got emotional, i teared up. [laughter] the best part was, i got to spend time with the whole clan. there we are. such good people. [laughter] salt of the earth. trump you can see was all dolled up. [applause] either his hair is getting whiter or his skin is getting orange-er. i don't know. [laughter] he looks like a creamsicle now. his color balance is off. i got to hang with the juniors, djtj and gilfy. [laughter] they know how to party. everybody put politics aside. this was about showing up for tiff. an

brought in jimmy john seandwichs and mcdonald's for dinner and playing pavarotti and there was an interesting interview where he said, look, no one wants to be indicted. >> let me read that part. he said nobody wants to be indicted. i don't wear that my poll numbers went up by a lot. i don't want to be indicted. eye never been indict ed. i went through my whole life and now i get indicted every two months and even trump knows it is not good. >> it is appearing to be a reflective moment for him. the conventional wisdom is that these have been a political boost for him. and they have. they helped his poll numbers but he seems to understand that being indicted presents some serious challenges at the same time. >> and i want to know one thing about the interview and i talked to alex about this, this morning, but that is the first time he's publicly admitted he doesn't want to be indicted. we know he told his closest aides, but before he spoke to alex, he was saying, i don't that i whats indicted and i'm told it is going to help my poll numbers and fundraising and then he got on the plane and said

jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- michael keaton. john wilson. and music from the war on drugs. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you, thank you. hi, everybody. welcome. muchos gracias. very nice. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for all the clapping. thanks for coming. by the way, thank you for joining us on national unfriend day. national unfriend day, or "nud" for short is an occasion that i concocted 11 years ago. it is a day on which i urge americans to purge. to remove those randos on facebook who are not your "friends." [ laughter ] of course, this was before arguments over vaccines and donald trump removed our friends for us. [ laughter ] it was a simpler time. here's a good way to tell if you shouldn't still be facebook friends with someone -- if they are still on facebook, that's it, really. [ laughter ] [ applause ] happy nud. i will say this. your only real friends are your dogs anyway. this is an invention that i'm not sure how to feel about. a professor in glasgow has developed an electronic device that allows

jimmy: i appreciate the sleeves. thanks for being here tonight. what is your name and where are you from >> i'm johnr not believe it or not. >> jimmy: i got to see your talent and i'm a fan what will you be showing us tonight, john? >> well, i'm definitely not going to the moon. i'm going to be doing some car sounds for you tonight >> jimmy: mmm-hmm, car sounds? >> right >> jimmy: right. >> with my mouth >> jimmy: with your mouth. so, you'll be making sounds like you're driving a -- what type of car, do you think? >> do you like formula 1 >> jimmy: yeah, i do f1, sure absolutely >> that's the sound i'm going to do for you. >> jimmy: you do a little f1 >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right, we have a a chair. you have your helmet >> oh, you've got a chair? >> jimmy: yeah, i have a chair over there you can sit in. >> that's a nice f1 car. >> jimmy: yeah you can go head over there and put your helmet on >> safety first. >> jimmy: safety first yeah, you're not driving anywhere [ cheers and applause all right. john, this is very exciting. whenever you're ready, go for it [ race car sounds [ cheers and applause [

jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- michael keaton. john wilson. and music from the war on drugs. and now, jimmy kimmel!and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you, thank you. hi, everybody.

we'll see you in is actually john was jimmy is really government to stop at the decision to speed up the construction of a legal settlements and the occupied westbank aside from frontier near guitar upset . and the statement is actually general is alarmed by the anticipated advancement next week of move in full files and supplement units. here we are. so a says the settlements are a flagrant violation of international know, you know, as the as really government to hold and reverse these decisions. and so immediately incompleteness face all supplements activities in the occupied palestinian territory. the, the abraham has worn out from the village of john lane, which overlooks the illegal settlement of aerial and the occupied west bike in many palestinians try to invite foreigners to see the reality for themselves. and we adhere overlooking one of his documents. let me show you this is the legal is ready supplement of airy l not only is it's taking the lines of palestinians from different different villages. look at how much it's printing out around the villages. which posted is event

john: stepping in here, batting third for the democrats, jimmy panetta, the ball gets away. ruiz makes his way to second base. the democrats in the top of the first, a runner in scoring position for the first time tonight. that ball gets away from latrell. chad: trying to see if he scored that as a pass ball or wild pitch. john: runner at second base. one out in the top of the first and panetta ahead in the count. the pitch. a little up and in. chad: jimmy panetta is considered one of the better players for the democrats. he's son of the former white house chief of staff, leon panetta, his dad played in the congressional baseball game at memorial stadium, when he was a kid. the younger panetta said he was stunned to be on the field. john: raul ruiz making his way around the base pads, pulling into third. first run of the night may be 90 feet away. we get another look. chad: this is the first time these two players have worked together, steube and latrell. latrell is a freshman, new battery out there for the g.o.p. john: ahead in the count 3-0. he swings on 3-0 and will foul

. >> jimmy, delta airlines john sold it, sold it at $35.38. stock you own. >> this is tough, scott.n incomplete i can't give him a grade he's a loyal viewer. john, what are you doing here? what are you doing here? the stock trades at six times this year's earnings estimates are going up you talk to ed bastion, things are going great, traveler accounts are through the roof. american airlines raised guidance if you are in the camp that says, and you are convinced there is a recession coming and it will be ugly, an ugly recession, not a short, shallow one, you sold delta at $35.38. >> you could say, well, i still don't think there's going to be a recession, but airline stocks generally stink. you can say that they have stunk. >> they have the delivery was good that's why you have to reshuffle it scott, i hear you. i can't dispute it the stock is at 6 1/2 times. here's what happens when stocks to do this the cash flow becomes too big to ignore and they buy back shares. that's what will happen here if there is no recession. >> josh, give your take on docu sign one of our viewers wanted t

john: battling third for the democrat, they are the visitors in this one. center field, jimmycalifornia 19th district, santa cruz county, parts of santa clara, we'll see him. the extra hitter, e.h., they do have a little bit of a liberal interpretation of positions and runners and we'll walk you through all of that this evening. dan goldman will be a designated hitter of sorts. we're going to call him the e.h. for our purposes. new york's 10th district, lower manhattan and brooklyn. pete aguilar the shortstop for this one this evening. and chris murphy, who, he has been a catcher for this game for a really long time. chad: he caught when he was in the house of representatives. now a senator. the other thing about chris murphy, i asked him the other day if he had caught chris deluzio much, he said not once. so we have a senator catcher and a house member pitching. john: chris deluzio, you -- saw him. and the starting pitcher, steube, we talked about the home run he hit. a lot of physical difficulty, very serious injuries, leading up and into this game. really amazing he's out t

. >> jimmy: i want to defend john kerry.e can fly commercial because he gets marked because they think it is the horse from mr. and. everybody wants to take a selfie. you wonder what the scan of th this? it will do nothing in terms of the environment. okay, understand the biggest source of pollution in new york city is traffic and the green energy people are causing more of it by eliminating car lanes for by lanes and pedestrian doors and restaurant seating in the right lane of sixth avenue. but not the safest. okay? but they are actually making it worse and it is destroying porn. i was watching today, they arrested the pizza guy. is that cold? [laughter] >> greg: i don't even know what he means. kennedy, again, punishing people who are trying to make a living, that is what new york is just a place for the rich to punish the poor. >> i'm so glad you brought to because rich liberals have wood-burning pizza ovens in their backyards. yes, that is one of the things. so if you're going to show your friends your strawberries, your

. >> jimmy: i'm happy you're here the show is created by the late, the great, john singleton >> mm-hmall you damzel >> he would call me damzel on set like, "hey, come on damzel!" [ laughter ] all the time >> jimmy: but your relationship with denzel washington has been very humbling, i would say, to say the least. >> very, very humbling yes, jimmy last year i was getting cooked online, being cooked for a a whole year actually. someone asked him on the carpet, "hey, denzel, do you know damson idris? he's, like, this great, talented actor." and denzel goes, "yeah, i don't know who that is." [ laughter ] "what's the boy's name?" [ light laughter ] no idea who i am >> jimmy: he had no idea who you were at all, yeah. so that's a little, yeah it crushes the ego a little bit. 'cause he's one of your idols, right? >> he is he's greatest in the world >> jimmy: he really is >> and five days ago at the warriors vs. the lakers game, i finally got to meet him. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: this is what i'm talking about. >> yeah. yeah >> jimmy: finally. >> it was huge, man. he was walking by me,

♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: my thanks to john krasinski, rege-jean page, maggie rogers! cheers and applause "surrender" is out this friday the roots, right there, from philadelphia, pennsylvania [ cheers and applause thank you for watching stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. goodnight, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheeeers and apppplause ♪ >> announcncer: from 30 rocockefeller p plaza in new yoyork, it's " "late nighth seth meyeyers. tonighght -- pierce brorosnan star of "b"bad sisters," writer and actress, sharon horgan music from craig finn and the uptown controllers featuring the 8g band with elena bonomo ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. [ cheers and applause this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news president biden was interviewed last night by cnn anchor jake tapper. and not, as he was expecting, walter cronkite. [ light laughter ] "you must be the new kid, huh? president biden said in a new interview he doesn't think that russian

>> jimmy: that's right it comes out this friday >> this friday, yes. >> jimmy: unbelievable cast. [ applause ] dwayne johnson, john it up? let's go to commercial, and i'll set up when we come back. >> go to commercial, let's set it up when we come back. >> jimmy: 'cause then, i also want to talk about the tortilla slap >> okay, we gotta do that. by the way, by the way, i got your back. go >> jimmy: more with kevin hart after the break. stick around everybody you've got my back [ cheers and applause ♪ >> "you're eddie munson? i was like, "kind of." he was like, "do you come back next season? i was like, "i don't know. and d he was likike, "you bebet" gaveve me the papassport >> jimmymy: and therere you go . nah, i n need to tryry somethining... new.. [sfxfx: trianglele instrument dings] “ring my bebell” by a anita ward.d. audiencece screams.. ♪♪ ring mymy bell ♪♪ you're gononna quit rarap for r a trianglele? i gotttta do me, m missy. you're gononna quit rarap for r a trianglele? i lolove you, jajack! america a has a casese ofof triangle e fever. jack harlolow did it a ag. ting, , ting, tingng! [sfx: trtriangle dini

right they didn't think that this should go viral -- [ motor running >> jimmy: but they thought that this should -- >> and his name is john[ laughter and applause >> jimmy: and finally, they decided this should not go viral -- [ plastic rustling ] >> jimmy: but this should -- [ audience oohs [ applause ] >> jimmy: interesting choices. [ laughter ] we would never do -- switching gears. buckingham palace has revealed the details of king charles' coronation, which will include three days of celebrations i just hope all this partying doesn't leave him too exhausted to not do any work the next day. [ laughter ] i also saw that the coronation will also break away from tradition. yeah, apparently when charles steps onto the palace balcony, he's going to toss mardi gras beads. [ laughter ] well people are talking about this on saturday at a resort in dubai, beyonce performed her first full concert in four years. and was reportedly paid $24 million for the hour-long show [ audience oohs $24 million for a one-hour performance. even aaron judge was like, damn, that is a lot of money [ laughter ] hey, this is exciting. tomorrow the o

. >> jimmy: that was wild. like johnwe get over it please? >> we came here and i played the triangle, and you played the -- i don't know what you played >> jimmy: usually they have me -- i go in with an instrument, or big drum or something and everyone talks me out of playing because questlove is like, "you're off beat or something. and then they give me something that makes no noise. so, i use that i use that and go like that, and it makes no noise. >> that's good >> jimmy: but you were so great -- honestly, your voice is so beautiful. you don't even really need a a microphone you just project >> thank you no, i work hard, and you know, i have to practice a lot >> jimmy: some charity event a a couple years ago >> yeah, where were we >> jimmy: you were on stage, there was no band, you sang accapella. >> there wasn't? >> jimmy: and you knocked everyone - >> the good thing about that is you don't have to worry about being in the pocket. you just sing and if you're off you can sing in whatever key you want it's like singing

john de macdonald. right. we remember we remember jimmy, right. because these are the tiny minority of works that are still commercially viable after 20 years. but vast majority of works have no commercial life after 20 years. but for those works that are still doing sound business after 20 years, chances are that they were produced by creators who sold them at a time when they didn't have much negotiating leverage because creators who've made it 20 years into their career, 20 years before, were noobs who, you know, didn't have you could couldn't tell anyone that if they didn't like that, if they didn't want to them more, they could go pounce then because the people who they were negotiating with, it's a great. there's the door. don't let you in it don't let it hit you the -- on the way back. right. think of the beatles and their one penny, a record -15% split four ways, but only after they paid their manager. right. so after 20 years, you get the rights. you can go back to your original publisher, label or studio, and you can say, well, what are

john trump in -- >> what? hee-ya! boo, boo, boo! aagghh! gravy! >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"!onight -- george clooney and julia roberts. celebrities with mean tweets. plus music from omar apollo -- with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, thank you very much. thanks. hi, everybody. thanks. thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching and joining us. please settle in, because -- oh, what a day it was here today in america. the award-winning limited series "the white potus" is back. [ laughter ] if you haven't been keeping up up with the january 6th hearings, here's a quick recap to get you up to speed. >> previously on "january 6th" -- >> president trump followed the course recommended by an apparently inebriated rudy giuliani. >> the mayor was definitely intoxicated. >> what they were proposing i thought was nuts. >> the claims of fraud were bull [ bleep ]. >> there was ketchup dripping down the wall. >> then we went for lunch. we went for tuckers. >> president trump was yelling and aware of the riote

no debate when jimmy carter ran for re-election in 1980 against ted kennedy and not going to be one now. >> johnole -- i was saying when we were talking during the break, i could not find any example of an incumbent president on either side being challenged to a debate and agreeing to a debate. ted kennedy tried to get carter to debate him before the convention, carter said no thanks. >> no thanks, what's in it for them. if you are incumbent, you enjoy the protection, from the dnc and the media, and donald trump was never elected to office, but different with biden not only did the polls show time and again people want to see something different, they are not convinced joe biden is still the right man for the job but it's not just him the right man. his policies have been under water since the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan, but people have liked him personally. that has since changed. now he's underwater with the american people and so are his policies. people who said maybe i kind of like him, they are looking for someone new to support. >> i respect your opinion, and the facts, we wen

john goodman. will: bob sagget. pete: i'm going ed o'neal. will: boom. pete: which u.s. president signed dau father's day into lan 1972. not jimmycause he was 1976. richard nixon, when did he resign? gerald ford -- it's definitely nixon. will: going nixon too . rachel: uh-huh. pete: maybe informally celebrated before. last question, the nation's first father's day celebration took place in which state? rachel: i know the answer to this because my dad talked about this yesterday with my dad. pete: okay, you chime in last. virginia, texas, washington, or nebraska? will: what would rachel know gush why would he dad know? pete: i'm going virginia becaus- will: i'm going virginia too because it's the oldest state. pete: queenlet have the -- we can't have the same answer because we'll be tied. going texas to differentiate and tie them. rachel: my dad was talking to me about the origins and it's washington. washington state. it's a woman that started it in washington state. pete: now you can't even say father in washington. rachel: i know, it's ironic. birthing person and non-birthing person. rachel: that's where it's gone in washingto

jimmy failla who just started doing it is already 34th. >> a lot of fox faces on there. congratulations. >> thanks. >> steve: still ahead on this thursday on "fox & friends," senator dan sullivan and congressman john james are going to join us live. >> ainsley: first, a new mayor and more crime. that's the story from a windy city. brandon johnson's response stop talking about us. pastor corey brooks does want to talk about it. he lived in chicago. according to johnson he is allowed. to say you can only talk about it if you live there he is going to join us from rife top. he was on the roof top for a year? e winter. >> ainsley: he's next. ♪ (♪ well hit the clutch son and throw it in gear ♪) (♪ and check the boat in that rear view mirror ♪) (♪ bought some drinks and loaded our poles ♪) (♪ we're headed down to the fishin' hole ♪) (♪ and i don't care if we ever come back ♪) (♪) (♪ i was fishin' with dad ♪) (♪) (♪ i don't care if we ever come back ♪) (♪) (♪ dad i always remember the fun we had ♪) (♪) (♪ i love fishin' with dad ♪) (♪) (♪ and i was fishin' with dad ♪) what are folks 60 and older up to these days? getting inspired! volunteering! playing pickleba...! this isn't just freight. these aren't j

with jimmy carter, but it was cut short because reagan came in and did the opposite of everything carter did. if biden gets re-elected, we'll see more of same, to probably wise to buy now. >> johnl reagan took office before buying my first house. i bought it in 1980. but here is the thing. my late brother said are you nuts? buying a house in this market with that level of interest rate? but turned around and sold the house for double what i paid for it at the time. so i did come out on top. >> i don't think i'll be able to do that. i think i paid triple. >> john: perhaps not. grover, great to see you. >> thanks for not calling me an idiot on live tv. >> john: the white house briefing got more fiery as reporters pressed karine jean-pierre about the hunter biden whistleblower allegations. we'll have that sound for you coming up next. my name is brian delallo. i teach ap and honors economics in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. financial well-being to me is knowing that i can be free to do the things that i love to do. i hope when i retire someday, they say, that guy made this place a special place to come to school and gave as much as he could to help the community. ahhh! icy hot pro sta

jimmy in maine. speaking of ukraine, an op-ed in today's usa today, christensen, and john kennedy, the independent andting in or a new way to track aid and reduce waste and fraud when it comes to $113 billion in a that has been given to ukraine. it is common sense to have a dedicated team of regional experts following every penny. what they would like in their legislation they are proposing would be to establish a special inspector general to ensure that weapons cash we give is used efficiently, effectively and as intended. it would be similar to the special effect -- inspector general for afghanistan reconstruction that we discussed on this program over the years since 2008 when it was created. in los angeles, a few mins before the house comes in, what is on your mind? >> shout out to a nice lady who answers the phone. hello to everyone listening and watching. it would be great if c-span had a laugh track. for a lot of the commentary we hear from publications, and even gas to come on to the program, in this particular case, we have mayor adams. he must've stayed up quite a bit into the evening to com

john, that was expert work. you turn the mega millions into book promotion, then into red sox promotion. >> cnn can now reveal how russia stopped democratic change over 6,000 miles away in sudan. >> jimmygo that's right there you go [ cheers and applause hey, you guys, get this -- it was just announced that private companies flying to the international space station will have to be chaperoned by a former nasa astronaut. yep, space chaperones. [ light laughter ] they make sure everyone keeps their rocket in their pocket [ laughter ] of course they'll have that one fun chaperone who was like, "hey, i spiked the tang. [ laughter ] and finally, it's now the middle of summer and obviously they big trend of summer '22 is, of course, coastal grandmas everyone's talking about it. you've got grandmas in monterey, grandmas in the hamptons, cape cod i'm talking floppy hats, linen outfits, giant sunglasses. it is the biggest thing. in fact, it's the hottest song in the world right now, and we're about to debut the music video. so here it is, the world premiere of "coastal grandma" with a little help from jane fondada [ [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ youou don't knonow what yoyour body's s doing to m m

jimmy roosevelt wrote, and we believed him because he believed it. and that's i think, you know, what he did in in in the first days of his presidency which you've written so beautifully about, john, is sort of see things in a way that that is that has this confidence behind it that helps other people to feel that confidence as well. i think we both think warm springs was a kind of almost a dress rehearsal for his presidency. but you go, you know, very deep with great psychological insight into the the way it chain changed him and the the qualities that he learned through that experience and how they didn't only change his his character, but but also had a kind of a direct impact on on his presidency. so what are a few of those character traits that you can draw connection to various accomplishments? yeah, i think of it almost as sort of it's a place where he learns the pragmatic necessities of hope, and a lot of it is based in his own experience and what he had felt in the first weeks and months and years after, after his illness. it's there's this focus on on dignity that, you know, that someone who is who is paralyzed and who has lost the ability to walk can be in a lot of sit