say hello to randy newman, ladies and gentlemen! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ randy newman! >> jimmy: for me. because normally people aren't sitting next to you. >> no, they're not. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sometimes it's a a pretty lonely bench maybe, you know. >> yeah, it is. >> jimmy: yeah, you need some company and that's why i figured i'd -- >> it's nice of you to be here. maybe i'll get an idea. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly, i wanna -- ♪ jimmy jimmy jimmy jimmy jimmy jimmy jimmy ♪ >> it's not a good idea but -- >> jimmy: no, but it's an idea already that came out. [ cheers and applause ] we love you. we love you. but you -- because you have like a shuffle is what you said. >> i play, you know. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you've got a friend in me ♪ yeah shuffles. >> jimmy: oh my goodness. >> those are shuffles. and i write them. they go bump-a-ta-ta-ta-ta-ta-ta -- and that's my natural mode of expression. i can't you know -- ♪ i almost can't play straight. >> jimmy: yeah it has to be the -- [ laughter ] >> yeah. very often. you know. >> jimmy: yeah that's what i get -- i know

the one and only randy newman is here tonight. randy!applause ] i love randy newman so much. shows left before we go on christmas break, which means it's time for that beloved "tonight show" tradition. it's time for 12 days of christmas sweaters. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ 12 days of christmas sweaters five days left ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: hey, that's right. every show between now and christmas we'll be giving one lucky audience member a a dazzling christmas sweater from the countdown to christmas cabinet. now since there are five shows left, let's open door number five. [ drum roll ] how are you doing, buddy? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: i haven't seen you in a while. it's good to see you. >> i love you, too. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ooh, wow! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] whoa. a lot going on. a lot going on. statue of liberty. cactus, a barn, a dolphin. wow, wow, wow. this is good. [ cheers and app all right, now let's see who's going home with tonight's sweater. everyone, look at your seat number. and if i call your number i need you to jump up and let

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he writes about family and childhood in a way that reminds me of randy newman, 40 years ago.iting for, what is it you're waiting for ♪ ♪ was it you want to see ♪ what is it you want to see >> brown: last year we talked about the move to streaming, you know. it's clearly solidified, but, ann, wha what kind of impact dou think it's having? >> streaming definitely had a day-to-day impact this year. when we were making our list of the best albums in npr music, we as a team found we had fewer consensus picks than ever before and i believe that's because of streaming in many ways. the music industry is aonlyizing more than ever. people are not necessarily even listening to whole albums, although artists are responding by making concept albums, like kendrick lamar's and st. vincent's mass seduction, all these records have story lines, you're trying to pull people back in from their play list playground. ♪ how could anybody have you ♪ . >> brown: but that means things are even more siloed, right? it's hard for anybody to have a mass audience, mikele? >> that's true. but i think you a

randi kaye. >> reporter: omarosa manigault newman thrives on conflict.built a career out of it. >> every woman has a bitch switch. they have to learn how to turn it on and how to turn it off. >> do you know how to turn yours office? >> absolutely. >> that was her on the wendy williams show in 2008 promoting her book, "the bitch switch." she quickly became the star villain on "the apprentice." omarosa has created a name for herself, literally. she's often referred to as simply omarosa, as if she were cher or madonna and her attitude always on display. during a segment on fox business news, the gloves came off after another guest corrected her for mispronouncing her name. >> it's tamara. >> appreciate it. >> it's the same difference. you want to come off with big boobs you mispronounce your name. >> reporter: after the election, the reality tv star turned white house aide made waves on "the view". >> i know it's got to be really hard after the last year and a half of all the things you said about donald to see him sitting in the oval office. i know it's go

cnn's randi kaye tonight has more. >> reporter: at the white house, omarosa manigault newman's job was and get their support for the president's agenda. but if you listen to the reaction of her work and her, you might think she did more farm than good. >> she's really a pariah in the african-american community. she's been the villain, and her job as a director of outreach in the african-american community was almost a slap in the face to the african-american community. >> reporter: on "the view" whoopi goldberg piled on. >> i hope you find your people, because maybe they're looking for you. he's just been so nasty to so many women, and so many women of color. >> reporter: women like radio and talk show host wendy williams. >> did you get a nose job? >> it looks like you have a nose job. i just looked at it before -- before and half. honey before and after. before and after. but if i can suggest because the oem thing i had done to my face to my face is some botox. i would suggest to you -- [ applause ] they sag. >> i would suggest a wig that doesn't sit off my head three inches. >> repo

resignation this week, but omarosa manigault newman's discussion of race is hitting a nerve in the black community, where many say she did not represent them. cnn's randiman's job was to reach out to african-americans, improve relations, and get their support for the president's agenda. but if you listen to the reaction to her work and her, you might think she did more harm than good. >> truth be told, she's really a pariah in the african-american community. she's really always been the villain and her job as director of outreach in the african-american community was almost a slap in the face to the african-american community. >> on "the view," co-host whoopi goldburg piled on. >> i hope you find your people, because maybe they are looking for you. she's been so nasty to so many women, and so many women of color. >> yes. >> so many women of color. >> women like radio and talk show host wendy williams. >> did you have a nose job? >> no. >> it looks like you >> did you have a nose job? >> no. >> it looks like you had a nose job. i just looked at before and after -- honey, before and after. before and after pictures. >> but, if i can suggest, because the

administration before her resignation this week, but omarosa newman hit a nerve in the black community where many say she did not represent them. randiaye takes a look. >> her job was to reach out to african-americans and get support of the president's agenda. but if you listen, you might think she did more harm than good. >> truth be told, she's a pariah in a african-american community. >> she's always been a villain. her job was almost a slap in the face to the african-american community. >> on "the view," co-host whoopi goldberg piled off. >> i hope you find your people because they're looking for you. she's been so nasty to so many women of color. >> women like radio and talk show host wendy williams. >> did you have a nose job? >> no. >> it looks like you had a nose job. >> no. >> i just looked at -- honey, before and after. before and after pictures. >> but if i can suggest because the only thing i've had done to my face is a little botox, i would suggest to you some restoline, the lines stay. she's cracking. >> and i would suggest a wig that doesn't sit off my head three inches. >> spike lee had an especially strong reaction,