jimmy johnson, i wish you the best. i think that's a no-brainer to me.l these guys are so great. thank you for acknowledging that. very proud of just being in that final pick. >> kevin: seahawks will take a knee. and probably do it one more time before this one becomes officially in the books. first super bowl champ to win a play-off game since the patriots in '05. been a long time. this team is going on all cylinders right now. russell wilson, a monster game. 15 of 22. 268 yards and 3 touchdowns. >> john: i don't care who comes in here next week for that championship game, there is no margin for error against this team. you have got to be on point. you have to take advantage of opportunities. whether you miss them they're too good. they take advantage of that. >> kevin: and they did here today. eight straight play-off wins at home for seattle. russell wilson brilliant. simply brilliant. third down huge, he did it all today. as the sea hawk team wins it 31-17 in the divisional round over carolina. coming up stay tuned, the state farm postgame show. that

jimmy johnson, i wish you the best. i think that's a no-brainer to me.l these guys are so great. thank you for acknowledging that. very proud of just being in that final pick. >> kevin: seahawks will take a knee. and probably do it one more time before this one becomes officially in the books. first super bowl champ to win a play-off game since the patriots in '05. been a long time. this team is going on all cylinders right now. russell wilson, a monster game. 15 of 22. 268 yards and 3 touchdowns. >> john: i don't care who comes in here next week for that championship game, there is no margin for error against this team. you have got to be on point. you have to take advantage of opportunities. whether you miss them they're too good. they take advantage of that. >> kevin: and they did here today. eight straight play-off wins at home for seattle. russell wilson brilliant. simply brilliant. third down huge, he did it all today. as the sea hawk team wins it 31-17 in the divisional round over carolina. coming up stay tuned, the state farm postgame show. that

. >> football on television is like this, jimmie johnson, the great coach, we were talking about football on television versus football in the stadium. and he said you know, on television, a four-yard gain can be made to look like armageddon. in the stadium, a four-yard gain is a four-yard gain. >> how do you treat the super bowl broadcast? the story that a lot of people have been talking about for two weeks is deflate gate. is this stop of mind for you? is it a side story? >> we're going to see -- sunday we will have it and there is a fife-hour pregame show that will deal with this. to me, once the game starts, we done have to say hey, folks. you suddenly have a associate professors of astro physics chiming in. maybe i will bring in a professor instead of a player. it is not nonsense, but what this is -- if they try to gain an unfair advantage, did they knowingly bend the rules? rules that a lot of teams didn't et even know these things existed. the key will be, basically it boils down to this. did tom brady tell somebody to take two pounds of pressure out of the football? tom insists th

so i learned, you know, off two of the best in tom landry and jimmie johnson.oth of them had a unique style but i watched them every day seven days a week so i picked up some of it. liz: do you still do dishes sometimes when you're shorthanded? >> i will do whatever it takes. i have a motto, whatever it takes no job is too big or too small so you do whatever it takes. >> we have to go but listen, the "deflate-gate" issue will that affect the patriots psychologically? that is what everybody else will be asking about? >> i think everyone is talking about that but the bottom line, bill belichick, tom brady, those guys get very focused. i just think it's a media blitz right now but i don't think deflating footballs helped them beat the coach, not by, not by 45 anyway. liz: there is your prediction. crawford, it is great to see you. anybody down in florida, check out one of 24 locations of the wing house. great to see you, thank you. >> thank you, liz. liz: craw ford kerr. good advice. david: good for him. blizzard of 2015. not done just yet. parts of new england st

and no team has repeated since my co-host jimmy johnson's dallas cowboys back in the day.of chance as anybody has to repeat. and i like new england. it's hard to beat the patriots at home. and going against a young andrew luck and a smart bill belichick, it's going to be hard for them. so i think the patriots/seattle in the super bowl in arizona. >> seth: all right. so we got our morning show with kelly, we got our fox nfl show, and then we've got a budding movie career because you're going to be -- >> budding? >> seth: this is so exciting. budding. you're in a budding movie career because you're going to be -- >> it's a lot of butt, i know that. >> seth: it was a butting movie because you were in the sequel to "magic mike." [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> seth: it's true. now, talk me through how that happened. did some producer say we need strahan, get me strahan? >> no, you know what happened was channing tatum was on "live!" and i was co-hosting. >> seth: yes. >> and i wasn't even had the job yet, i was just a guest host. and i'm in the dressing room. they say, he'

jimmy: i see, all right. well, as long as it's in the pocket. because i think you told -- a story had something to do with you guys hunting don johnson with loaded yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> that's true. we did. johnson was -- about 3:00 in the morning. and johnson was coming over, hunter informed me. he said, "we better set up an ambush." when hunter says set up an ambush, you set up up an ambush. a lot of weapons. >> sure, if don johnson's comin over. >> so used to gunfire. >> jimmy: you can't leave yourself unprotected, it's "miami vice." >> absolutely. >> jimmy: the costar in the film you just made, the character was very funny, i don't know if it's barbie doll conceived or not. on howard stern i think yesterday, she was talking about, she said that you listen to music while you're acting so you'll have headphones in while you're acting. >> yeah. >> jimmy: which is -- i don't know, can you even hear the other actor? >> no. >> jimmy: you're reading lips? >> sometimes it's better that way, you know. ? and what are you listening to? is it the same -- is it just whatever you like? >> yeah, basically i listen to music

. [ cheers and applause ] dwayne johnson. >> steve: he rocks. >> jimmyg and barbara walters will be joining us. that's a big week. >> steve: come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're happy to be back. but first, we've got a a fantastic show tonight. one of the funniest people in the world. everyone's saying his new movie, they say it's the funniest movie of the year by far. it's called "top five." he wrote, directed and stars in. chris rock is here. >> steve: come on! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and i'm so happy. i heard it's great. plus, she's also -- look at chris. he's on the cover of "new york" here. if you don't have this magazine, get this. this is one of the best. or get the interview. it's probably online somewhere. one of the best interviews i've ever read. every single question he answers, and he's so smart and funny. it's just a fantastic -- one of the best articles i've ever read. also, guys, she's a superstar about to release her first greatest hits album. carrie underwood is stopping by. >> steve: whoa. [ cheers and applause ]

jimmy: can't beat that one man. thank you, hall of fame pitcher, randy johnson, for being nicknamed "the big unit" because randy johnsonquite dirty enough. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: randy. >> jimmy: big unit. >> steve: peter o'toole. >> jimmy: thank you, college football playoff trophy, for pitting the nation's best teams against one another in pursuit of a giant bottle of nail polish. [ laughter ] >> steve: maybe it's maybelline. >> jimmy: maybe he's born with it. ♪ thank you, fur trapper hats, or as they were called in the '80s, hair. [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, gaps between my car seat and the center console, for being wide enough for my phone, but not my hand. how do you -- [ cheers and applause ] special tool. >> steve: i'm a special tool. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you, tiny eyeglasses, for always making a a spectacle of yourself. [ laughter ] >> steve: come on. that's one you can tell your grandma or the kids. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, bathroom hand drier, for both drying my hands and making me look like i'm devising an evil plan. [ evil music plays ] [ evil laughter ] stop making sound effects for

jimmy: thank you very much, everybody. i'm so happy. it's been a great week so far. there's more ahead. tomorrow night, dwayne johnsonbara walters will be here. [ cheers and applause ] then on friday, from "the hobbit" the hobbit himself. martin freeman will be joining us. >> steve: yes. >> jimmy: he's a good man. [ cheers and applause ] we're going to go head to head in a fun holiday game. you don't want to miss that. but first, we have a great show tonight. from the new movie "the gambler," mark wahlberg is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] they love him. we love him. he's a good guy. he's -- mark and i are playing a brand new game tonight. it involves a bit of gambling and a little bit of slapping. it's called slapjack. so, you want to stay tuned for that. it's a brand new game. every kid is going to be out there doing it. slapjack. [ cheers and applause ] plus, one of our favorite "saturday night live" alums, the very funny kevin nealon is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] i mean, talk about funny. >> steve: he's funny. he's nice. >> jimmy: we're going to talk to him and also he's going to do stand-up for

johnson. >> dick long. >> i'm angela moorhead. >> good morning to larry springer. >> i'm gary sandusky. hope your day's off to a fantastic start. >> jimmyrry. we'll be right back with elle mcphers mcpherson. [ cheers and applause ] can we get a little help? we've got pepsi! what if we just take like 15 minutes? halfway through the game? they've got pepsi. (whistle) ♪ so what do we call that? halftime. i like halftime. even the first halftime wasn't halftime without pepsi. because it's not football without halftime and it's not halftime without pepsi. ♪ ♪ it's the time of year to bundle up. now at at&t, when you buy any smartphone for $0 down you can get an lg tablet for free. because two devices are cozier than one. painstakingly engineered without compromise. to be more powerful... and, miraculously, unleash 46 mpg highway. an extravagance reserved for the privileged few. until now. hey josh! new jetta? yeah. introducing lots of new. the new volkswagen jetta tdi clean diesel. isn't it time for german engineering? [bassist] two late nights in blew an amp.but good nights. sure,music's why we do this,but it's still our business. we spend

johnson. yeah, yeah. we love the rock. >> okay, so if the cameras -- you've got to get the brow. that's what it's all about. >> jimmyjimmy: that's pretty good. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you got good control of the eyebrows. that's awesome. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i can't do that at all. i can't -- >> try, i want you -- >> jimmy: with all the botox, i -- [ laughter ] >> you've just got to like do one, then the other, and then eventually you'll start -- >> jimmy: no, i can't do that. that's amazing. oh my god. no, that's freaky good. [ laughter ] yeah, yeah. i want to know this story. i saw it on instagram. what is this all about? yeah, this is -- >> so this is one of the highlights of my life. essentially. um, yeah. it's an eight-headed christmas sweater. and -- >> jimmy: an eight-headed christmas sweater. >> it is. it's one of the greatest things ever. and it was really a challenge to get this photo because, obviously, we included my two dogs, who were a part of the family. and my 94-year-old grandma, who is normally very a smiley and a a very happy person, but i think she didn't really know what was going on. [ lau

itself for a california mike brown in missouri jimmy powell in missouri and they assault on marlene pennock and california chris lely of minnesota lavar johnson south carolina and many others has finally captured the attention and outrage of americans of all races. the fact that many of these encounters have been captured on cell phone or videos has played an important role in convincing many people of what we have the legal defense fund have known for decades that there is a real problem of racial bias and policing in violence against unarmed african-americans against police officers. acknowledging this problem does not constitute an act of war or hostility toward the men and women of law enforcement. to demand an end to police brutality to an effective policing to violence against unarmed and peaceful individuals is not to demonize the police. we recognize policing is hard and dangerous work. the communities of people we represent a good policing trustworthy police officers in a relationship with police based on trust and respect. and far too many communities in far too many encounters with law enforcement there is neither trust nor respect

this bill without lyndon baines johnson, but lyndon baines johnson could not have passed it without martin luther king without the death of jimmie cheney and goodman, medgar evers. it's unfair for anybody to talk about credit. too many people gave their lives. too many people risked too much. >> i think that's a great point and in terms of the portrayal of the people on the ground who were waging this fight, there have been no objections that have been registered by anybody of this film. it's strictly about the relationship between mlk and lbj. >> let's even say, though on this occasion, 30 days 90 days after president johnson said he didn't have the power to pass civil rights legislation in 1965 he was standing up on the 28th of march with a joint session of congress. and he introduced legislation which changed the south. that's what we want to celebrate in the selma film. >> that was the lbj speech where he said we shall overcome. >> he said we shall overcome. >> we're short on time i don't mean to cut you short, but we have the news overnight of the passing of ed brooke the first populary elected african-american u.s. senator

johnson. >> fashion plate. can i get that? >> you are. >> i can eat breakfast right off your fashion plate. >> hello. >> hey, you got fashion, too, though. >> that's true. >> so, i was watching jimmy fallon the other night. this was classic. it is all over the internet. he had nicole kidman on as a guest, right? so jimmy fallon apparently back years ago when he was on saturday night live, he had a good friend, they have a common friend, i think his name is steve. he knows nicole kidman. he knows jimmy fallon. nicole kidman was single, she a crush on jimmy fallon. jimmy didn't know it. she kind of wanted to cast him in one of her movies, right? so steve the common friend, said jimmy, i am with nicole kidman. can we come over to your apartment there in manhattan. >> right now. >> right now ten minutes later, so this is how it went when nicole came on the show the other night. >> mute your friend says oh, you know jimmy wants to meet you, and you can go over to his apartment and did a, did a, did a and i'm single like okay yes. >> wait, what? >> yes. >> what? are you talking about? >> yes. >> can i date nicole kidman? >> and you're there in a baseball cap. and like nothing just like

johnson. he teaches at princeton university and he is a fellow at the new america foundation. is the author of six previous books, including an arsenal of democracy, and jimmy carter and is also a columnist for cnn.com. please help me welcome professor julian zelizer back to politics and prose. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. terrific to be your. it's terrific to be talking about the book. this is one of my favorite bookstores, so it's a pleasure to be part of it. thanks to all of you for coming. this book as is in the news in part because the film in selma but the other issue is simply lyndon johnson. and the comparison to president obama which has been a frequent part of the debate over the current presidency. since the start of his presidency there have been many critics who have often talked about the need for president obama to be more like lyndon johnson, twist or arms, to schmooze a little more, to be willing to engage in the kind of hardball politics that seems to be necessary to make washington work. part of this is not simply about the current president. i think it's about a yearning for political leaders who can make a washington th