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maura tierney will be here and beautiful ben affleck will join us on the show.y: you know, all joking aside, can you tell us what mexican independence means to you? >> oh, it means a lot. it means we're independent from the spains. >> jimmy: from what? >> from the people from spain. >> jimmy: right. thanks for that. all right. 19 years ago, our first guest saved my life. i was addicted to little debbie snack cakes. and he came in and he really straightened me out. the television show that bears his name returned for a ninth season this week. he's 60 and sexy. please welcome dr. phil mcgraw. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. and happy birthday to you. i know two weeks ago -- you had your big 60th birthday. >> turned 60. >> jimmy: congratulations. >> that sounded really old a long time ago. >> jimmy: 60? yeah. >> when you -- well, you don't know, but when you get closer, all of a sudden it doesn't seem so bad. >> jimmy: i know what you mean. you ease into it and you really believe, like, that's not really that old. >> and nobody celebrates it