and be right back with the one and only kevin bacon, so stick around!> jimmy: tonight, from the oscar-nominated movie "aftersun" oscar-nominated best actor paul mescal is with us. [ cheers and applause ] then later, she is a grammy award-winner. her album "red moon in venus" rights tomorrow. kali uchis from the mercedes-benz stage. [ cheers and applause ] nearly 40 years ago, our first guest cut loose, he kicked off his sunday shoes. now he's in a new movie directed with his multi-talented wife. it's called "space oddity." it opens in theaters and vod march 31st. please say hello to kevin bacon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> how's it going? >> jimmy: how is your multi-talented wife, kyra sedgwick? is she doing well? >> she's still multi-talented rfsh she's excellent. she's home multi-talentedly making me dinner. >> jimmy: what's she making for dinner tonight, do you know? >> i don't -- i can't remember. i think it might be vegan bolognaisse. >> jimmy: take my mother home. my mother's a vegan now. >> i know, i heard. >> jimmy: how long have you been marri

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>> well, kevin bacon, let me see.ought it was great >> you may have gotten the wrong idea. kevin bacon, well, takes us to jfk, he was in. takes us to kevin costner, takes us to "silverado," takes us to jeff goldblum. [applause] >> jimmy: that's mom ! is it true that you studied mime as a young man? >> i did. when i first started to act there was a mime teacher and i fell in love with the acting and mime because it hadn't fallen on cultural hard times at. there was no this at the mall and all that stuff, there was marcel marceau, whose hundred birthday was yesterday. >> jimmy: saw that on google! >> i saw him live in concert. very high art, the way he practiced it and we were encouraged see this movie, if you haven't seen it, called "children of paris." there's an actor who does fantastic mime in it, you will really like it. i looked through the dash so all of that. but i loved mime. i thought instead of going to new york and be an actor, i'm going to go to france and stay in just apprentice for 20 years and learn how

tonight, kevin bacon, paul mescal, and music from kali uchis. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, welcome, welcome. oh, that's very nice. stop it. thank you. welcome to the show. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you, cleto. thanks for watching, thanks for coming. thanks for joining us here in hollywood, where we had our first beautiful day in quite some time. spring is around the corner.

tonight, kevin bacon, paul mescal, and music from kali uchis with cleto and the cletones.el! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, welcome, welcome. oh, that's very nice. stop it. thank you. welcome to the show. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thanks for watching, thanks for coming. thanks

. >> kevin bacon and keira cedric are here!se] >> stephen: hey, everybody, we are back here with the subject of the new documentary "pretty baby: brooke shields." what is it like for you to see your life presented documentary style? to look back? >> brooke: is emotionall, actually. because you see this little girl and she is trying so there are so many heartbreaking moments in it of this 12-year-old was under attack and i'm doing everything i can to protect ■my mother and you just see -- and then you just start seeing the squeaky voice and you hear the voice changing and you start hearing me zone out and i'm shutting out because journalists were so unkind and rude to me. asking me for my measurements, only want to talk -- talking and talking to a child the way you shouldn't be talking to a child and they were doing the very thing they were accusing the film, "pretty baby," my first film, there were doing -- accusing the film of doing. >> stephen: in their "investigation of sexualization of children" there participating in the s

cheers and applause ] i'm guessing he smells like him too. [ laughter ] [ rim shot ] tomorrow night, kevin baconnd oscars best actor nominee paul mescal with music from our next guest direct the original "iron man" and service as writer, executive producer, sometime director, and biological father of a baby yoda on "the mandalorian." season three premiered today on disney plus. please welcome jon favreau! [ cheers and applaus] ♪ >> jimmy: always great to see you, how are you doing? >> i'm doing great, how are you doing? >> jimmy: i'm doing well. your big red carpet premiere of "the mandalorian" last night. >> yes, the el capitan, a lot of memories there. all the marvel stuff, all the disney stuff. >> jimmy: are you superstitious at all? is that where you want to do it? >> disney owns the theater. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i heard the red carpet covered your star, your brand-new star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> my brand-new star, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's disrespect of. but congratulations. >> right near yours, i noticed. >> jimmy: we're in the same neighborhood. >> r

the treasury department and the administration want that to be heard, reassuringly, not like kevin bacon in animal house telling folks all is well, when he gets trampled by the marching band yellen's task here is to calm folks down, and that's what she's going to try to do in front of a committee that doesn't even have jurisdiction over banks but it's going to be very interested in this issue. especially as we get toward the end of the democratic senators watch closely what elizabeth warren is going to be asking the treasury secretary about she introduced legislation yesterday to roll back changes in the dodd/frank law that kind of oversaw some of this bank, smaller banks and how they were capitalized after 2018, changes were made there. she wants to reverse those changes. expect a lot of questions about that, but the legislative solution here is probably a long way off. >> i always pride myself when i get your references. unfortunately, this one did go over my head with animal house don't come at me haven't seen it yet. >> discretionary viewing time this weekend get the baby out of the

>> that was kevin bacon. listen, here's the thing, you can't have three years of insane fiscal and monetary policy, fiscal policy is what comes out of government in terms of spending, monetary policy is what comes out of the fed many terms of printing money and interest rates. both were insane. both were, like, on steroids, interest rates at zero, printing all this money, buying bonds -- that's how you print money, you buy bonds in the open market. prices go up, yields go down. banks are infused with cash. but they did this to some enormous amount. and the spending was some e nor mouse amount. you can't have that much stuff, dollars sloshing around the system. by the way, at a time when you didn't really need it, and not this seize r -- have these sort of exeternalties -- kennedy: and no productivity. >> and no productivity. so what happens? it goes into financial products in terms of risk taking that's off the charts because you're flush with cash, and you always have it. so in if my view, this is just the b

tom: you see kevin bacon on there and you are sinking kelly loggins -- sinking kelly -- kenny logginshe commercials -- jon: you are there for the commercials. lisa: i am therefore it all. don't you watch the commercials and you watch the best one they see, the art and what they are trying to appeal to? jon: how do you convince people to eat food that poisons you. [laughter] tom: this -- the founder of pangaea joins us. i have to redux what i did with annmarie hordern and and today, that house financial services committee with chairman powell is a different committee and we have gone from maxine waters of los angeles to mr. mchenry of north carolina and that is a wild shift. what is maga monetary policy. president trump and those associated with him, what is that monetary policy? >> i disagree with the premise and mr. mchenry is a solid conservative but i would not put him in the maga crowd but what the committee is largely going to do is support powell. you will see the same kind of split you did in the senate where republicans will generally say, pushing -- you pushing it and democra

bacon stix. pizza. pizza. [cheers and applause] >> hasan: welcome back to "the daily show"! my guest tonight is a "shark tank" investor and a venture capitalist. please welcome kevinman! [cheers and applause] they know you! nice to see you. >> you too. >> hasan: what's happening? >> well, i am just grifting through town. [laughter] >> hasan: oh, man, thank you for coming on the show. i want to say this first and foremost. i always give people their flowers. so i want to say, me and my dad love you on "shark tank." >> appreciate that. [cheers and applause] >> hasan: yes, "shark tank" is one of those shows a family can sit down, we can watch it together, it's amazing. now you have been making the rounds, we were speaking backstage, just to give everyone context, obviously, we are talking about crypto, ftx, you have been making the rounds, testifying before congress, going on "squawk box" 78 times, and everybody is asking you about your endorsement of ftx, the $15 million bag, but nobody is asking you, how are you doing? how are you feeling? >> well, let's just get the numbers right. it was $18 million. >> hasan: 18! >> it is all gone and i get it. you got to underst

kevin mccarthy's has to navigate this or the country's gonna default and what happens? >> they weren't serious before, i hope they're serious now, because today 19th are just bacon and islandaycheck. so it's time to get serious. that means paying americas bills, and not screwing around with the debt ceiling to achieve something politically that you couldn't otherwise achieved. it means keeping the government open in the fall and again, not use a government shutdown to get something you couldn't otherwise get. and globally means keeping ukraine in the fight because their fight is our fight and we know it will come to us in the fall. so these are the three things they have to do. they can let the crazy out of the pond in every other way. that's meaningless. but if they don't do those three things, there are real consequences. >> they can study the strategic petroleum reserve as long as they can actually do the business of governing. congressman eric swalwell, always good to see you, thanks for joining me. >> my pleasure. >> we'll be right back. >> we'll be right back ♪breeze driftin' on by...♪ ♪...you know how i feel.♪ you don't have to take... [coughing] ...copd sitting dow

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