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i went down to the chelsea drugstore to get your prescription filled i was standing in line with mr. jimmyan, did he look pretty ill we decided that we would have a soda my favorite flavor, cherry red i sung my song to mr. jimmy yeah, and he said one word to me, and that was "dead" i said to him you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want but if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need ♪ you get what you need yeah, oh baby i saw her today at the reception in her glass was a bleeding man she was practiced at the art of deception well i could tell by her blood-stained hands you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want but if you try sometimes you just might find you just might find you get what you need ♪ you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you -- next, your calls and comments on washington journal. then who would policy in the united states. at 11:00, a rally calling on congress to call for equ

mr. gary frick jr.! >> oh. [ baby talk ] >> jimmy: i love you. don't talk down to him, jared. [ laughter ] >> steve: alright, next question's for you, jimmy. >> jimmy: i hope it's as easy >> steve: well, it's not. [ light laughter ] which one of these crustaceans is known -- >> jimmy: what? i gotta name a crustacean? >> steve: yes. which crustacean is known for it's brightly colored striped shell? is it a, the shame faced crab -- >> jimmy: this is insane. [ laughter ] >> steve: b, fleshy prawn, or, is it c, the elegant squat lobster? for mary kennedy, the puppy -- [ laughter ] lobster? >> steve: yes. >> jimmy: i don't know about that. ? squat lobster m >> jimmy: the fleshy prawn was my juggler name. >> steve: yes. [ light laughter ] and your nickname, "shamefaced crab." what else are you, but shamefaced? >> jimmy: i'm gonna say it's b, fleshy prawn. >> steve: ooh! wrong. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: what? >> steve: it is the elegant squat lobster! >> jimmy: the elegant squat lobster? >> steve: jared gets our next puppy. adorable mary kennedy! [ applause

i went down to the chelsea drugstore to get your prescription filled i was standing in line with mr. jimmyan did he look pretty ill we decided that we would have a soda my favorite flavor cherry red i sung my song to mr. jimmy yeah and he said one word to me and that was dead i said to him you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want but if you try some time you just might find you get what you need h, yeah you get what you need oh baby oh, yeah i saw her today at the reception in her glass was a bleeding man she was practiced at the art of deception well i could tell by her blood-stained hands you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want but if you try sometimes you just might find you just might find you just might find ou get what you need you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you ant ♪ >> the time magazine cover story this week also vail on time.com a caricature of donald trump with this headline "meltdown." joining us is alex altman from "time"

mr. clinton: let's give him a hand, jimmy carter. thank you. [applause] mr. clinton: i had no idea he was going to say that at the i read several months ago somebody was making fun of me in one of these internet theyles because acknowledge all of the things i acknowledged error on. these are five things he said he made a mistake on. i have made millions of decisions that were not too bad. i did not think of it as a sign of weakness. erhink of it as a sign of ror not to constantly reassess what you are doing. i do not want to talk about this because we still learning so much about it, but i was really impressed to see the director of the fbi say that the one thing i did was immediately review what we did to see if we made a perpetrated they these under our radar screen if you months ago. he said, i obviously do not believe we know what we did yet but we have to keep looking. we honore a mistake, the future of the people that will need our help to be honest about it, forthright about it and figure out what we are doing. i am so glad to hear president carter say

jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- andy garcia -- "ben-hur's" jack huston -- from "mr. robot," rami malek -- and music from the go-go's with cleto and the cletones. and now, by all means -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. thanks for joining us. another big night of politics in

. >> jimmy: really? sir. you, mr. dinosaur. >> jimmy: oh, me? >> you did. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. i guess i did fall, yeah. >> yeah? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: of course i fell -- i've fallen a lot of times, yeah. [ laughter ] well, i fell bad. do we have the chelsea handler thing? do you have that clip? >> oh, yes. >> whoa! oh, my god! oh, my god, no! [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: my hand -- my hand went into broken glass. >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what are you laughing -- what are you laughing at? >> do you have scars on it? that's not funny. i was just trying to go with the flow because we just started, and i was like, "i'm fine. i'm totally fine." >> oh, my. >> jimmy: i'm like, "chelsea's new book." and there's blood all over the place. [ laughter ] but she was a good sport and cool about it. but anyways, yeah, so are you. >> nice. >> jimmy: so now we know you're not the only person. me and you fell. >> yeah! >> jimmy: we're in the club. >> i'm in. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: meghan trainor, our pal! [ cheers and applause ] she's gonna perform "better" after the break! come on back! meg

jimmy buffet. >> "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is there with the preview. >> parrot heads are here and many more on the way as mrrgaretville himself jimmy buffet is set to perform in atlantic city on saturday. >> we came down for tomorrow's jimmy buffet concert, a concert on the beach has been on my wife's bucket list. we are doing it tomorrow. >> jimmy buffet is first of four artists performing during 2016 atlantic city beach concert series. today we got behind the scenes look at construction of the 125-foot wide stage, that took thousands of man hours to assemble. >> would i say an average of about 60 men per day, and that is a good ten or 12 hour day, for about ten days, to erect what you see here. >> reporter: summer concert series with the atlantic city air show are some of the biggest non-casino draws for atlantic city which has been trying for years to build a reputation as entertainment capitol the of the east coast. >> great thing for city of atlantic city, nim time we can showcase sit friday there, it is a win, win, win. >> concert series kicks off at a time when atlantic city is bracing for closure of

jimmy: why? >> if i met your dad, i would be like hey, mr. fallon, nice to meet you. >> jimmy: i'm sorry, nice to meet you. i'm sorry. >> you have a beautiful penis. >> jimmy: you want me to say to your dad you have a beautiful penis? >> do i have to like write you a script? like how to be nice to someone's family, man. like, learn your manners over the years. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hi mr. hill, you have a beautiful penis. our lives. >> jimmy: through your lives? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what were the seven words, do you remember? >> draw your handsome father before i die. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'll go first. >> okay. >> jimmy: this is, well, correct me later, but it's your dad. >> beautiful. >> jimmy: ask me another question, what's the name of that one? this one is well, you can kind of get to the nuts and bolts of everything. [ laughter ] let me just see. oh! [ laughter ] >> yeah. this is a tattoo that he obviously doesn't have yet. >> jimmy: i heart my son. >> but we're talking about it. he's not a tattoo guy. >> jimmy: yeah. ?? >> okay, so now

jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- andy garcia -- "ben-hur's" jack huston -- from "mr. robot," rami malek -- and music from the go-go's with cleto and the cletones. and now, by all means -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. another big night of politics in the united states tonight. from philadelphia, where liberty was born and the fresh prince was raised, the democratic national convention, night three of the dnc, featuring president obama and vice president biden. that's right, now that we got all the boring speeches out of the way, here comes uncle joe biden on a harley with short shorts and no shirt on, firing everybody up. but of all the many mi who spoke today, i believe my opinion the most powerful speech of the night came from the reverend jesse jackson. >> i will hear their prayer and forgive their sin and heal their land. it's healing time, it's hope time, it's hillary time, it's healing time, it's hope time, it's hailary time, it's healing time, it

. >> jimmy: the famous incident where elvis showed up at the white house unannounced? >> yes. and i got up and i said, mr. presley, everyone in the world is your fan but i'm your biggest fan. and he said, "thank-uh very much." >> jimmy: very famous photograph came out of that day. i don't know if people have seen that. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the president, elvis and ben. called back then. what do you think of donald trump? you're a life-long republican. this obviously -- we've seen some things we've never seen before during this election process. >> it's been hell. >> jimmy: are you excited about donald? >> it's hell. it's just unbelievable. because i'm not a fan of trump at all. i think he's -- there's something wrong with him. >> jimmy: okay. [ cheers and applause ] >> i went to law school with mrs. clinton and i w >> jimmy: did you know her in law school? >> just to say hello in the hall. in the merest possible way. >> jimmy: did you ever try to woo her? >> oh, god, are you kidding? no, i was then and still am married to the most beautiful woman in the world. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimm

jimmy buffet attracting parrot heads, atlantic city summer concert series kicks off this season. new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, there, with a preview. >> mraville, jimmy buffet set to perform in atlantic city saturday. jimmy buffet the first of four artists perform during the 2016 atlantic city beach concert series. we got behind the scenes look construction at the 125-foot wide stage. that took thousands of man hours to assemble. >> i would say average of 06 men per day, and that's a good ten, 12-hour day for about ten days to erect what you see here. >> the summer concert series along with the atlantic city air show some of the biggest non-casino draws for atlantic city which has been trying for years to build reputation as the entertainment capitol of the east coast. great thing for the sit i have avalon particular city i. any time we can showcase from there, as far as win-win-win. kicks off at time when atlantic city bracing for the expected closure of the taj, which will layoff about 3,000 workers. >> good noose for town that has had hard luck. >> for them to be here see a somehow of show on the beach pretty good. >> says ticket sale

[ laughter ] mr s >> jimmy: there's a -- [ laughter ] there's a new report that says that the sales of canned wine are on the rise. canned wine. so finally people that drink boxed wine have someone to look down on. [ applause ] "drinking wine out of a can? how dare you?" [ pop ] [ gulping ] [ laughter ] finally, this is just crazy, guys. i saw that the playboy mansion recently sold for $100 million to one of the owners of the hostess company. which makes sense because that place has already seen its share of ho-hos and ding dongs. i know, i know. [ applause ] we have a great show. give it up for the roots! ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you guys very much. we had a great show tonight. but join us again next week. on monday, golden globe award-winning actor kevin bacon will be here! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: he's always fun. and we've got something special planned with him. be sure to tune in for that. plus we have music from meghan trainor! >> jimmy: that will be something. then, later in the week we have mel brooks is coming on the show. >> steve

i think he's -- there's something wrong with him. >> jimmy: okay. [ cheers and applause ] >> i went to law school with mrs. clinton and i wear the yale law school tie to show -- >> jimmy: did you know her in law school? >> just to say hello in the hall. in the merest possible way. >> jimmy: did you ever try to woo her? >> oh, god, are you kidding? no, i was then and still am married to the most beautiful woman in the world. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you were married in law school, i didn't realize that, wow. >> to the world's most wonderful human. she was just a quiet little first year. i was a big student radical working with the black panthers. >> that is true. i know people think that's a what are you doing, doing their taxes? what were you doing? [ laughter ] >> i can't even do my own taxes. we were raising funds for what was supposed to be their free breakfast program for poor children in a neighborhood called the hill in new haven. but it turned out they were actually using the money to buy guns. [ laughter ] it was the scariest mistake. >> jimmy: as long as it was a practical thing. >> no,

>> jimmy: no one cares. "mr. fallon! mr. fallon!" "let him leave. let him leave." "what's that app you're talking about? you got to tell us about that "please, please, can't talk about it. please." >> steve: it's secret. >> jimmy: later this week, we have barbara streishand will be here. [ cheers and applause ] >> stve: oh! >> jimmy: barbara! >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: alec baldwin is here. [ cheers and applause ] we love alec. and we've got music from florida georgia line this week. it's a big week. [ cheers and applause ] but, first, we have a fantastic show tonight. he's one of the best actors of all time, and the star of the big new boxing movie opening this weekend called "hands of stone." robert de niro is on the show! [ cheers and applause ] ? ? that's the secret move. >> steve: that's the ending of the movie. >> jimmy: that's the ending of the movie. he does this dance and this. this is fun, oh, fun -- knockout. >> steve: knocks him out. hands made of stone. >> jimmy: you don't even know if they knocked him out. they go to the credits. they go to the credits.

mr. clinton: now i would like to invite one of america's all-time great citizen servants to join me on the platform, president jimmy carter. [applause] mr. clinton: so, do you feel as young as you look? [laughter] mr. carter: i feel fine. i feel fine. mr. clinton: that is great. we were talking backstage at i think it might be interesting. we have some people who have been here for the first time in some that have been here several times. they all admire the service you have done. i thought it would be good to kick this off if you can take us back a few years. i pledged allegiance to jimmy carter in 1975. we have known each other a long time. and both of us have been blessed to live far longer out of office then we were in office. [laughter] mr. clinton: and you realize, you know, you have every day of your life to count the good experience. i think it would be good for you to start by telling people how you decided to organize your life when you left the white house and do what you do. mr. carter: thank you. first of all, he did not take me long to live longer in office then when i was out of office. [laughter] mr

mr. vice president, jimmy carter has called this the worst campaign ever. richard nixon has called it trivial, superficial, and inane. whoever started down this road first, of negative campaigning, the american people from all reports coming to us, are completely fed up. do you have any solutions to suggest, is there time left to fix it? there are 26 days left. for instance, would you agree to another debate before it's all over, so that the american people -- so that the american people would have another chance before election day to compare you two? >> no, i will not agree to another debate. the american people are up to here with debates. they had 30. we had seven. now we got three of them. i am going to carry this election debate all across this country in the last whatever remains of the last three and a half weeks or whatever we have. and the answer is no, i am not going to have any more debates. we don't need any more debates. >> the dukakis campaign wanted there to be four in '88. bush agreed to two, and there were only two that year. four years la