sarah paulson. stormy daniels. and music from kacey musgraves. and now, from this point on, here's jimmy kimmel! zbli thank you for coming. there's a -- there's a lot going on tonight. remember when there used to be nothing going on? i miss those days. we'll begin with the ongoing saga of a high school and college student named brett kavanaugh. several of his former classmates have come forward to question whether or not he was truthful in his testimony last week, specifically on the subject of how much he used to drink. multiple classmates say they were him as a belligerent drunk, including a classmate from yale, a gentleman named chad ludington, who dropped this bombshell on cnn. >> chris dudley and brett kavanaugh and i went to a ub-40 concert. >> jimmy: holy crap, it's worse than i even imagined. if going to a ub-40 concert isn't proof that this guy has a serious lack of judgment, i don't know. those terrible reggae cover songs. how did this not come up in the background check? they went to a ba

tonight -- sarah paulson. stormy daniels. and music from kacey musgraves. now, from this point on, here's jimmy kimmel! zbli thank you for coming. there's a -- there's a lot going on tonight.

tomorrow night, sarah paulson and stormy daniels will be with us. things, and we'll have music from kacey musgraves. and later this week, ryan gosling, lena dunham, dana white, frank grillo, comedian devin field and music from young the giant. so please join us for all of that. last, i don't know, like it was not even a week ago, karma triumphed again when our first guest won his very first ever prime time emmy ward, four decades after his first nomination. he got it for his role as amorous acting teacher gene cousineau on hbo's "barry." please welcome, henry winkler. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. another standing ovation. how you doing? >> i am -- i'm so happy to be here. oh, you know what. >> jimmy: what is this? >> it's a thank-you note. instead of mailing it i thought i would deliver it. >> jimmy: very nice. you didn't have to waste the stamp. >> i tried to peel it off, but it made a mess. >> jimmy: i sent you a little gift and congratulations to you. >> thank you 5iz was very happy for you. >> yeah. >> jimmy: for me to see yo

because we h sarah paulson on the show. >> yes. >> jimmy: and she did an impression of you.felt really complimented atthat i was in her impersn repertoire. >> jimmyyeah, sure. of course. >> because she does like julia roberts. she does -- >> jimmy: did you ever work with her? >> -- a seal. >> oh, yes, i -- or not a seal, a mylphin. >> ja dolphin. she did the dolphin for me. >> yes. >> jimmy: fantastic. >> we worked together a hundred years ago. keat's what i say, anything past ten years is - [ together ] "a hundred --" >> years ago. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. that makes sense. sure. >> on this movie called "the other sister." >> jimmy: do you -- oh, i remember that. >> and we played sisters. >> jimmy: did you -- do you do m essions? [ laughter ] can you do a impression of her?p >> i do not dossions. but i kind of love bad de niro impressions. because when i did "cape fear," a lot of people would come up and be like, "little bit. little bit." and i'd be like, "what, i don't know what you're saying to me." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: little bit. little bit. >> it's really weird. so k

arlize theronnd sarah paulson believe they should be heard and are looking towards meaningful change.re is this perception that women don't work well together, that we are competitive. as i was forming my own thoughts and opinions as a young person about what female friendships could be and what women were like today it was a lot of cattiness. i had a thought process that was really, really screwed up about confront it when i was on the set working with these extraordinary women. i now have a new map in my body, sort of molecularly about what th is. there i not a single moment where i felt any jealousy. it was an extraordinary thing to beeminded of. >> reporter: how important is the support of other women, especially now? >> i think support on both sexes are very important right now. i think the support that we have been getting from men in this fight has been very important as well. i'mit ig anybody in on this boat. you know, the doors are wide open. you want to join this fight, you are so welcome. come with us. >> sometimes i think the movement can be misconstrued as a men, get out