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you have the "lion king," where you played simba. the show is different though.out the emotional energy of putting this show together, in comparison to others you have done which are equally blockbuster huge shows? chris: i'm older than i was. [laughter] >> that is a copout. chris: nah, that's real! >> 40 is the new 30. chris: believe it. >> until you do eight shows a week. chris: >> 40 is the new 60. it's exhausting in a way unlike any other show i've ever done. there are more words in this show than almost every shakespeare play. and because the whole thing is sung through, once that first down beat happens it doesn't stop. so, you got intermission, but that's sort of a five minute recovery, and then start adding the layers of velvet and things you have to wear for the second act. so it is different. it's a long show. we're performing an opera eight times a week. opera singers sing maybe three times a month. it's a different, just from a technical performance aspect. and you know, like happened outside the show. >> it does? outside of work? chris: yeah, you mis

an academy award-nominated actor who stars on the most popular show about a family of lions since simba and mufasa. "empire" returns to fox september 21st. please welcome terrence howard! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how you doing? >> i'm all right. >> jimmy: good to see you. last time you were here a few years ago, you had just become a grandfather. >> yes, i did. >> jimmy: and recently you just had another child. you're a dad again. >> again. [ cheers and applause ] my granddaughter hazel, who's 3 years old, she kiran "uncle baby." >> jimmy: uncle baby. yeah, an uncle baby. i like uncle baby. because he's her uncle. >> he's her uncle but he's two years younger than her. and now i've got a new baby. >> jimmy: you may be in the situation at some point where your grandchildren are babysitting your children. >> yeah. that [ bleep ] happens. i think the sun is going to rise in the west next week and the itself anyway. >> jimmy: let's hope not that could potentially be disastrous. you have a lot of interests. i know you -- last time you were here, you were talking about manufacturing d

alex wagner and i had a special visitor to the set, a guy who has been part of sesame street, parade simbae lion king and is currently the star of one of the hottest tickets in the country, hamilton, the very modern of a modern major musical. he is chris jackson who plays the first president of these united states, george washington. we covered a lot of ground with chris, starting with what it's like working on a show that in a politically divisive era has united people from all idealogical stripes from barack obama to dick cheney and pretty much everyone in between. >> i was talking to a friend of mine, we were talking about the show, said it kind of feels like church. you get in a fight in the schoolyard friday and you are sitting in sunday school on sunday morning and everybody's there because you're supposed to be there and you know you need to be there because you're going to get something from it or your parents drug you but either way, you walk out of church not so mad. you have made up, you kind of let things calm down a little bit. nobody wants to do that in this day and age becau

[applause] i say so because every zimbabwean who has left simba to be anywheree in the world came throughhe hands of a teacher who is overworked and underpaid. and especially the rural teachers. education happened in a rural area, where i went to school, where teachers had resources that were deplorable but they produced people who are operations today. let's begin to stand up. it's a huge move. one of the questions a lot of people have been asking, is what do we make sure -- how do we make sure that people in the rural areas are aware of the fact that rural citizens are beginning to rise? when their students see them and they say, why are you going to do this, they say we are doing this because we haven't been paid and we are not being treated right. right inhings are not our country. they are an indicator that the message has penetrated the rural areas. propaganda may be, these protests are only being done by people in urban areas. the government knows they have been caught. people in the rural areas understand. are helping to permeate every aspect of the zimbabwean culture and life in