joining me now with more seth jones. counterterrorism including against al qaeda. he's worked for u.s. special operations and also the director of the international security and defense policy center at rand corps, a global think tank that advises the u.s. military. seth, good to see you tonight. this warning, according to general keane that we've now received from andrew parker, head of mi5 that social security extrord -- it's extraordinary. the head of the cia is here and he's trying to tell us something. there's a reason he's gone public with this. your thoughts on it. >> well megyn, past mi5 director including andrew parker the current one, rarely speak publicly maybe once a year, maybe not even once a year. so the fact he's come out now after an attack which in france which looks like it has connections back to yemen is important for several reasons. one, it's a statement that there's a major threat to the west. and it's also a statement, this goes back to your comments earlier, that this is more than just yemen. th

seth meyers." tonight -- academy award best actress nominee, felicity jones. orts football land with hines ward. comedy from sebastian maniscalco. featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is wonderful. obviously we are closing in on the super bowl. so i want to start with a little sports news. the nfl, the nfl fined seattle seahawks running back marshawn lynch $20,000 for grabbing his crotch after scoring a touchdown during sunday's nfc championship game, but i'm glad at least someone, at least one person in the nfl is checking to make sure their balls are properly inflated. [ laughter and applause ] the amount -- let's say real quick, the amount this week that the inflation or deflation of balls is in the news -- [ laughter ] -- i wake up every morning wishing i was still nine years old. this would be the greatest, the greatest week of my life tha

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three is we never got our arms around pakistan then or now and the sanctuary that they afford and seth jones and others have done studies of counterinsurgencies overtime and none that they have found have been successful when the insurgent enjoys unfettered sanctuary. and then four and what i would say is probably the most critical was announcing our withdrawal years in advance of that withdrawal. i was standing in my headquarters in 2009 when president obama gave his speech at west point announcing the surge but then in the same speech announced the end of the surge and my operations officer standing next to me and saying can you imagine franklin delano roosevelt announcing d-day but then announcing to the germans into the world that would only last six months to a year and the effect? not a perfect analogy but it was one the tea throughout and it had immediate effects on the ground. two weeks later i was up in the mountains meeting with the tribe elder with the gentleman i had been building a relationship for the better part of the year. many many cups of tea, many many meetings many hours

. >> seth: i'm also so excited that you're doing this new netflix series where you play jessica jonesook nerd -- i don't know what your level of comic book nerdom is -- it's such a kickass character. >> it is such -- yes, it is. i'm not allowed to talk about any details but -- >> seth: great. >> --i'm so excited about it and the character's fantastic. >> seth: well, if you want to talk about it -- >> i'm scared. >> seth: --i will just ask -- [ laughter ] -- and you can write down the answers for me. >> okay. >> seth: congrats on the movie "big eyes." it's really great. and you got to work with tim burton which i have to imagine is just a dream come true. >> yeah. i mean, i always wished to work with him and i grew up loving his movies because he always, you know, his protagonists were weirdos and oddballs and left of center people and i felt like i fit in that world. so getting to work with him is a dream come true. >> seth: and it's a great true story about -- is it walter keene is the artist. >> margaret keene is the artist. >> seth: margaret keene -- of course. margaret keene is th

seth: gotcha. >> i don't remember much that night. i think catherine zeta-jones was hosting. t now. it was -- i -- your family was there. i think your parents were there. >> seth: okay, got you. so you have a real memory of it. >> no. broad stroke. broad stroke. >> seth: that is -- you -- >> can i put these here? >> seth: yeah, of course you can leave them there but they have to stay here. so you are -- "snl" was something you had wanted to do your whole life. >> my whole life yeah. >> seth: and your dad, this is great, your dad tried to get you an audition for "snl" when you were 11 years old. >> he did, he wanted to call a nice woman named lorne. >> seth: okay gotcha -- >> so, that was what he was -- he -- i was 11 years old and he thought it would be a great thing. he's like why? be the youngest cast member on "snl." >> seth: yeah, he's thinking. he is a thinking man. >> he wasn't thinking about children can't work past a certain hour and that show is on at 11:30. so he really didn't go through it all. but he thought that was going to be a real thing. >> seth: and did he --

seth: we have a clip. here it is. >> arsene wegner approaching out of his tent. pushes, mourhino goes on john joneshave tony twist and rob ray beating each other up. >> thank god for that. >> seth: two men fighting over a dinner reservation at a very nice restaurant. >> linda evans, that's violence in england. violence. >> louie van pal. the dutch manager, my beloved dutch -- now he's the manager at manchester united, you guys have noticed something about it. >> english premier league new friend, dutch -- it doesn't matter whether his team is winning or whether they are losing that gentleman literally does not move a muscle. his team will go down a goal, he doesn't solid high five you have ever seen in the world. >> seth: let's take a look. here he is. this is him. [ laughter ] >> his favorite moments of the season right there. >> his team has just scored a goal. no reaction, he just carries on writing his auto biography, most solid high five in the world of sports. he's like he's -- he's shaking hands with kofi annan on the u.n. floor. >> when fred the red doesn't bring a smile to your face, no on