he never sends that video to rogen.y that when he watched that video, that's the video i was supposed to receive. that is the video that my friend was supposed to send to me. and he never did. in fact, rogan says see if you can get a good picture, tell him to sit and stay, and he shouldn't move around too much. even though this is an active conversation with paul who you heard from multiple friends was one to respond and use a cell phone, paul never reads them. paul never reads them. what happens at 8:49.31, 8:49 for paul. maggie reads lynn's response to the group thread about mr. randolph. and then her phone locks forever. and is never unlocked again until it's recovered the next day. down here. 8:49 for both of them. the defendant after hearing multiple individuals of his family and friends and law partners get on the stand and listen to that video and say that's him on that video, got on the stand for the first time and will said, okay, i was there. he was forced into doing what he does all the time, and that's comin

"meatloaf, it's seth rogen." "you woke me up from a nap."ughter ] then he goes, "why are you calling, seth?" look, meatloaf." he goes," call me meat." [ laughter ] which is a weird thing to be commanding. [ laughter ] so i was like, "okay, meat." and then, "why are you calling?" so i explain. "look, meat, i have this film called sausage party, in it, food talks, there's a scene where ear using one of your songs, we thought it would be funny if we cut to a meatloaf singing the song as your name is meatloaf, the food, meatloaf is also called meatloaf." then there was like 30 seconds of silence. [ laughter ] and then he just goes, "yeah, i get it." and he hung up. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? >> so he let us do it, yeah. >> jimmy: the mysteries of meatloaf. this is the back," yearbook," it is in paperback now. retds seth roguen, everybody. thank you, seth. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be back with rachel zegler! i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting h

they oh, rogen with his stupid.comedy always mock things like comedy and. this, and. i'm sure don't want this, but of course you do end up with the needles. it's sad because you with fractured you end up with a fractured culture you just have culture where you just have people laughing people in this corner laughing at wokeist is at that and then the wokeist is oven at that and then the wokeist is over. there is a pee we can't come together, but this is the way it is. so you do wonder how far it will go. will rogen have on benjamin, sort on owen? benjamin, who sort of went the woods and went to live in the woods and dedicate hours of livestreams to attacking know, attacking joe rogan. you know, how how cancel? can you and still get on rogan's club you i mean it like because you mean is it like because you could with the could be so cancelling with the comedy of our kelly comedy equivalent of our kelly be allowed to play at a club. probably not yes because a criminal because most comedians the our the comedy equivale

they oh, rogen with his stupid.ngs comedy always mock things like comedy and. this, and. i'm sure don't want this, but of course you do end up with the needles. it's sad because you with fractured you end up with a fractured culture you just have culture where you just have people laughing people in this corner laughing at wokeist is at that and then the wokeist is oven at that and then the wokeist is over. there is a pee we can't come together, but this is the way it is. so you do wonder how far it will go. will rogen have on benjamin, sort on owen? benjamin, who sort of went the woods and went to live in the woods and dedicate hours of livestreams to attacking know, attacking joe rogan. you know, how how cancel? can you and still get on rogan's club you i mean it like because you mean is it like because you could with the could be so cancelling with the comedy of our kelly comedy equivalent of our kelly be allowed to play at a club. probably not yes because a criminal because most comedians the our the comedy equi

we know how cnn accuse rogen of advocating taking horse pillings it was a lie so bold even horse said -- but it was a direct attack on someone threatening their power. and now here's a headline from the new statesman about russell brand we have lost russellen brand. and why -- [laughter] you know i didn'ndt read thewh article because it was behind a pay wall.ar and if i want to give money tof progressives i'll tip a barista. but their reason, he's no longer saying what they want him to say. just using the word lost implies they own him in the first place but now he's what elizabeth warren would call off theth reservation. and, of course -- there's tucker who adds more and not less information to a storya that theti media claims is biggr than 9/11 and yet when they get all of that new stuff they go after him instead and why, because he undermine their? corrupt narrative. and there's this -- t anhi actual senator. >> last night millions ofs americans tuned into one ooff te most shameful hours we have ever seen on cable television.n he's goingca come back tonighti with another segment. f

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tonight -- seth rogen, rachel zegler, and music from sunny war. with cleto and the cletones.nd now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi. welcome, welcome. thank you very much. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching and for coming andal the clapping and everything. happy pi day. it's 3/14, which is -- i think pi day was the first date-based ho

seth rogen. [applause] i like your outfit. >> seth: thank you.. >> kelly: it's good to see you in person. last time it was over zoom. >> seth: the heat of the pandemic. nice to be hearing your lovely studio. >> kelly: it's nice. your book "yearbook" is available in paperback. that means you're doing all right. >> seth: doesn't? does it? i like the word book in the title. people knew what it was. i -- you don't associate me with books. it really routing it in bulk would be helpful. it goes through my life and focuses a lot on my high school in teenage years. i kind of you would like an album. sometimes they name the album after one of the songs and i kind of did that with one of the chapters and i will never be cool enough to make an album. this is my version of it. mostly because i like the title. >> kelly: you go back to the beginning of the book. i didn't realize you were doing stand up at 12? >> seth: yes. i started stand-up comedy when i was 12 years old. >> kelly: who does not? >> seth: i guess i do. i don't know why. my parents were big com

not about the money itself, but about a substance that contains another substance at the end of a rogen thank you very much. thank you doctor, the city will continue our program with advice in one minute. i'm almost always driving. i want to check my eyesight, but in the same place it dilates the pupils with the help of drops. please tell me if it is possible after the vision test to immediately behind the wheel for one minute of michael, the whole point is for us to see the condition of the eye. we must check the vision, measure the pressure and look at the condition of the eye, not only in anterior segment, that is, the cornea was crystallized. well, and what is behind, that is, the so-called fundus of the eye. this is the state now and the state of the vitreous body and the periphery now, for this we must drip drops to expand the pupil in order to see all these structures with special lenses, and only then can we imagine the general state of the eye and say that yes, we are here did a full visit, but the point is that instilling these drops. we dilate the pupil and, accordingly, visi

. >> josh rogen has a piece of looking at the cluster munitions, and the request of the ukrainian fishlst them. josh, it is always good to see you this morning. we have talked about the cluster munitions before, and both the russians, and ukrainians have been using them, but russia used them more on civilian targets, but this request is not new. we have, cnn has reporting from the new administration that there is a number of them out, there and the concern is stemming from the convention of cluster munition, and more than 100 countries have signed it, and the u.s. has not though there are pledges in the country to do so. is this real le an option at this point? >> right. great point, erica, because as you saw in bakhmut, russia is on the march and this could be an intensive spring where the russians are going to be sending hundreds of thousands of bodies into the area to rape and kill ukrainians. and the people are with the argument a terrible yt and therefore we have no choice. so they are so desperate, and so outgunned and turning to the weapons at a self-preservation, because they bel

we've got new shows with seth rogen, andy samberg, and for the first time visiting us at our studio heret. our first guest tonight is an oscar-nominated screenwriter and a great actor you know from many films, in his latest, he plays the number one painter on public television in vermont. the new movie is called "paint." it opens in theaters april 7th. please welcome owen wilson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: were you a part of the oscar festivities last night in any way? >> yeah, i was watching. >> jimmy: oh. >> yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: you were nominated for an oscar. what year was, that 2002? >> i think so, yes. wes and i got nominated for "the royal tenenbaums." >> jimmy: yes. >> thank you. you know, that was very exciting to be nominated. we knew we weren't going to win because we had lost every single award going up to it with "gosford park." >> jimmy: oh, yeah, "gosford park". >> that won the best screenplay in all the lead-up awards. it was strange. right before they announced our category, i just got hit with this certainty like, we're goin

i think there is also, rogen us.ink there is also, roger, there is also the historical side of this. i mean i mean, this site is of huge import into our national psyche, isn't it? yeah. i mean, i was i was in the army and i love military history. i mean, you are surrounded by here and so important that we keep the memory of these people alive . we memory of these people alive. we tell their story for futures generations . and, of course , generations. and, of course, they still will do that and more. but if a way this story dies, nobody tells anything, which i think will be awful. we've obviously been out and you know spoken to some local residents today . how would you residents today. how would you how would you sum up local reaction to the proposed migrant detention centre. i think people would devastated more than anything more than i think the devastated because we you know monday night was absolutely brilliant. we had this still people saw a bright future . they people saw a bright future. they know what the ot

i think there is also, rogen us.ink there is also, roger, there is also the historical side of this. i mean i mean, this site is of huge import into our national psyche, isn't it? yeah. i mean, i was i was in the army and i love military history. i mean, you are surrounded by here and so important that we keep the memory of these people alive . we memory of these people alive. we tell their story for futures generations . and, of course , generations. and, of course, they still will do that and more. but if a way this story dies, nobody tells anything, which i think will be awful. we've obviously been out and you know spoken to some local residents today . how would you residents today. how would you how would you sum up local reaction to the proposed migrant detention centre. i think people would devastated more than anything more than i think the devastated because we you know monday night was absolutely brilliant. we had this still people saw a bright future . they people saw a bright future. they know what the ot

communal black lecturer who complained of failure to correct nameplate on a door loses racism tribunal rogencism tribunal roger. this is a black lecturer at bristol university who has mischievously well , let us not mischievously well, let us not judge like he did complained various microaggressions perpetrated against her by the university authorities. like for instance putting her academic title on her nameplate on door. she's apparently a briton of origin, but she's lost all her claims of unemployment tribunal because it turns out that she's merely the victim of bureaucratic incompetence , just bureaucratic incompetence, just like anyone . be which is quite a like anyone. be which is quite a good thing it's quite nice to know that the tribunals work, to some extent she's she's a victim, the prevailing culture, isn't she? yeah when she believes herself to be the victim of when in actual she's just suffer like we all do from bureaucratic incompetence inefficiency. this is exactly i mean her name is dr. peters . so mean her name is dr. peters. so there's nothing to indicate anybody's and wha

here are the rogens not only managed to find the killer but also to understand. he enter and exit the crimea behind the door from the inside. what, did you believe? everyone knows this. i believe that their assistance in this investigation will be simply invaluable, we don’t know him, they are not good. lord, what difference does it make, we need to find the killer of pyotr petrovich yakov mikhailovich you understand perfectly well. if we leave kharkov, it will most likely happen. our prosecutor's office will disband. and whoever finds the killer, the prosecutor, will surely get a warm place. fine. i will think about your offer. where do you work? you are not tired of wasting the interrogation yet. let's go. i want to give you grigoryevich to prove that it was not in vain that the special clothing created by the comrades today during a raid in one of the room shelters entered. there was a view of the military prosecutor of the city, the room leads to only one entrance, which the old friend of the senior sergeant fucked up, because it was anxiety. the prosecutor w

rogen economist, mr. roger bootle. roger, thank you for coming in. think the bank of england's mistakes are at the heart of the inflation that we've got? well i do think, jacob, you are too on them, actually. i mean, i can't imagine a worse time, frankly, to be central bank. we had the to be a central bank. we had the global crisis which global financial crisis which caused throughout the caused havoc throughout the world. then, of we had world. then, of course, we had a series of things go wrong. we had with lockdowns and so had to go with lockdowns and so and looking back, and so forth. and looking back, it's looking back say, it's easy looking back to say, you know, should have done it's easy looking back to say, youand w, should have done it's easy looking back to say, youand so should have done it's easy looking back to say, youand so having ould have done it's easy looking back to say, youand so having said have done it's easy looking back to say, youand so having said that, done so. and so having said that, yeah, i am critical. they kept rates

you with an ancient mystery, you know, it's not joe biden's brain something more intact than that rogentact than that roger. i keep digging on the leicester cathedral. yeah i just won't let it go . it was won't let it go. it was leicester car park. they found richard the third wasn't it. yeah. there's somebody they probably sucked in half the world's occupants. right. that desperate leigh. keen to keep the funding going find great new stuff . yeah. and as far as i say stuff. yeah. and as far as i say they found a plinth and nothing more but the idea is there's some sort of pagan site to worship 13 foot by 13 chamber. yeah. a roman some sort of roman worship chain but unremarkable really in the churches are built on sites where previous have been worshipped as true in rome as well. yeah yeah. before saw the light on and entered throughout throughout the contested world you see mosques which have been cathedral and now cathedrals and churches across . britain have been turned across. britain have been turned into work home centres and desolate. this is just my religion. so yeah, no, i mea

you with an ancient mystery, you know, it's not joe biden's brain something more intact than that rogenct than that roger. i keep digging on the leicester cathedral. yeah i just won't let it go . it was won't let it go. it was leicester car park. they found richard the third wasn't it. yeah. there's somebody they probably sucked in half the world's occupants. right. that desperate leigh. keen to keep the funding going find great new stuff . yeah. and as far as i say stuff. yeah. and as far as i say they found a plinth and nothing more but the idea is there's some sort of pagan site to worship 13 foot by 13 chamber. yeah. a roman some sort of roman worship chain but unremarkable really in the churches are built on sites where previous have been worshipped as true in rome as well. yeah yeah. before saw the light on and entered throughout throughout the contested world you see mosques which have been cathedral and now cathedrals and churches across . britain have been turned across. britain have been turned into work home centres and desolate. this is just my religion. so yeah, no, i mean,

the reason we are here, i'm delighted to say we're joined by roger darby and by i'm rogen joined by rogerdarby and by i'm roger. first of all, what's the issue that is exercising you at the moment? well i think it's have been a long time for me and young people can't afford houses. we're having we're having to build as many as a size of nottingham , you know, size of nottingham, you know, every year to accommodate the number of people coming into the country and even if people living here can't afford a house so i think that's something that needs fixing and ties in with the migration. question no doubt . be how about you ? i'm . be how about you? i'm currently very worried about the division and hatred that's been caused in this country. you know, if you have an opposing point of view to the current narrative being pushed by certain lobbies and everything. then you are called all sorts of names and i resent that we should respect each other's views . and you know , just go views. and you know, just go along with and get on with each other. it's at the moment it's shocking, i think. and p