ladies and gentlemen, please welcome rob burnett! right now, because i had planned to do the booty-toochie thing with you and i can't do it now. >> jimmy: no, tyra took that from you. i think better for tyra than me. >> jimmy: yeah. so, you don't need to bring dips and score. are you nervous, have you ever been on a talk show before? >> well i worked for one for many years. >> jimmy: 27 years. >> and i know too much not to be nervous. because i know that the second this show is over, you and all your friends get together and talk about which guest sucked. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and he was great, and tyra was great. so now it's on me. >> jimmy: no. come on, you won't suck. >> well i have something now, that i'm -- i don't know if it's great, but i was nervous about coming, because like, i've got to do well for jimmy. but then the god lord smiled upon me. i found a piece of video tape that i shot with dave letterman 15 years ago. and it was a piece where we took this guy, his name was leonard tepper, he was a character actor on our show. a

rob burnett directed a new movie showing how that's happening.> big changes in late night tv. that's >>> cording to "the new york times," iraq loves american fast food. see? they hate us, but they love our fast food. they like the pizza, they like fried chicken, they like burgers. this is how we work. we force democracy on them. then we sneak in morbid obesity. that's how we do it. >> the late show's executive producer, rob burnett is the creative force behind a new project. it's about five high school seniors who believe their homemade move o i will make them famous so they ask other students to film them. >> what do we have here? presenting mary, franklin, and leonard. the three biggest tech geeks in the freshman class. each has a live camera that will be rolling all the time. >> rob burnett joins us at the table. >> thanks for having me, gayle. >> i want to talk about your movie but i want people to get a sense of how your brain works. you give us material every day from the david letterman show. you're always on top of everything. >> we appre