music from tori kelly.h cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheering and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. hi. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us here in hollywood. we've got a -- i know, this is a big night. [ cheering ] in america, there is a lot going on. we had the ncaa men's basketball final tonight. i want to wish everyone a merry eclipse-mas too. we had a total solar eclipse today. only the third one since 1979. this is how it appeared in cleveland, ohio. if you're in what they call the path of totality, you witnessed a fairly spectacular phenomenon. the moon almost fully blocking out the sun. if you were anywhere else, it was like when you accidentally leave your shades open an inch. not so interesting. all across the country today, americans were clamoring for eclipse glasses. it was kind of nice to see people lined up at drug stores again for something other than toilet paper. they were very hard to come by i guess. and

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with music from tori kelly, mcgee, phosphorescent, maddie diaz, and lennon stella.please join us for all that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is an oscar-nominated lady whose three-decade career spans from "little women" to "spider-man." her latest is the dystopian thriller "civil war," it opens in theaters a week from tomorrow. please welcome kirsten dunst. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> jimmy: you look fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i have so say, i'm a little taken aback because you look quite lovely, you're all dressed up, and i'm used to seeing you -- >> at circle time? >> jimmy: at circle time. >> our sons go to school together. >> jimmy: your son is 6? >> almost 6. >> jimmy: mine's 11. they're both in wind garden. they had a fight. >> >> oh, i heard in our parent-teacher conference. >> jimmy: what do you know about it? what did you hear? >> i know that i think billy was sitting in a chair. >> jimmy: uh-huh? yes? >> ennis went to maybe sharpen a pencil. came back, saw there was an empty cha

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what does she know about i don't know, i think we've had enough tory leaders for a while, i think so, i think that's my last word on danny kellyboris johnson. >> it's so obvious now. but just looking back, they should never have got rid of boris johnson. >> you know i said that. >> you know i said that. >> but what they didn't know when they all felt this, this, this moral virtue to oust boris johnson and to give him a no confidence. what they didn't realise all these conservatives at the time is that basically they were scuppering the party. they didn't know this at the time. >> boris. no, i knew you knew most people watching reform gained traction a hell of a lot of traction in the last, say, 12 months, 14 months, something like that. >> reform are going to basically scupper the whole tory party. you know, labour are going to have a landslide because reform is an alternative to conservatives. that alternative wouldn't have been there had bofis wouldn't have been there had boris johnson remained at the helm. it may have been there, but it would have been much more of a fringe alternative and, you know, they are turkeys and the

kelly. this is patrick christys tonight ben leo, only tonight with me, ben leo, only on gb news. patrick christys. tonight with me. ben. leo. only on gb news. coming up. is the tory even winston churchill himself couldn't save it? dame andrea jenkyns gives her take. but first, has britain become a nation of weak willed people? it's time for tonight's head to head. so the prime minister promised today to end what he called britain's sick note culture. as the number of people out of work due to long time sickness soared to a staggering record high of 2.8 million. >> we now spend £69 billion on benefits for people of working age with a disability or health condition that's more than our entire schools budget, more than our transport budget, more than our transport budget, more than our policing budget, and spending on personal independence payments alone , independence payments alone, it's forecast to increase by more than 50% over the next four years, as sunak's plans will include stripping gp's of their power to sign people off work, removing benefits entirely from people who are still unemployed after 12 months of refusing work and making pip payments for disabil

kelly, you said in your monologue that you quite like it. i'd like to, until she gave that sort of diatribe against tories and conservatives. >> that was terriblen't like it because she her true colours. and she showed her true colours. and yes, apologise yes, you can apologise for anything , yes, you can apologise for anything, but yes, you can apologise for anything , but that's she anything, but that's how she feels. that's she >> that's that's how she believes. conservative people are. she thinks that they're scum. and so i don't like her on that basis. used to like her. that basis. i used to like her. and difference between that basis. i used to like her. anyuntruth difference between that basis. i used to like her. anyuntruth and ifference between that basis. i used to like her. anyuntruth and aerence between that basis. i used to like her. anyuntruth and a lie, ice between that basis. i used to like her. anyuntruth and a lie, okay?ween that basis. i used to like her. anyuntruth and a lie, okay? anen an untruth and a lie, okay? an untruth could be inadvertently something true. it something that is not true. it doesn't a deliberate doesn't