all the old hip hop stuff, when tupac was the hologram, i was like -- i didn't really know it.ft out of the tupac hologram. >> jimmy: i don't know but he's terrific. >> i don't know who this guy is. >> jimmy: do you think, when you have kids, assuming you want to, will you do the same thing? >> my ovaries are frozen for a while. >> jimmy: we weren't allowed to have trix or sugared cereals. when i went to a friend's, my grandmother's house, i would eat them like -- >> you pick out the marshmallows and put them in a bowl. just eat those. >> jimmy: i ordered only the marshmallows online and eaten the whole thing. >> you have truly made it. >> jimmy: but that's what you do, how you react. it's the opposite of how your parents want you to be. >> like i'm going to line up every single drug for my children. >> jimmy: a big goal of heroin for breakfast. >> no, i'm not really into that, mom. i want some bran. >> jimmy: there you go. >> great! >> jimmy: tomorrow night, you are going to -- do a song for us tomorrow. >> i'm shutting down hollywood boulevard. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimm

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to our our first guest's versatility that he has played dracula, pontius pilate, sid vicious, and tupacou can see him next as commissioner gordon in "the dark knight rises" which opens in theaters july 20th, please say hello to gary oldman. [ cheers and applause ] all of a sudden, i feel underdressed. you look fantastic. >> sure >> jimmy: thank you for doing that. it makes me think that maybe the writing doesn't even matter because it was almost like shakespeare you out on that. >> no, it doesn't. i'll read anything you give he. >> jimmy: thank you. that's nice of you. well, that could be trouble, i will say that. thanks to you, i got a private screening of "the dark knight rises" last night. it was pretty much the highlight of my year, i have to admit. i was so excited, it came out great. they told me, though, i can't talk about it -- i assume i can talk about it on the show. but i can't tweet about it. i'm not allowed to dream about it. [ laughter ] >> no. >> jimmy: do they do that with you? do they make you sign anything or -- >> well, it's obviously, there's a level of paranoia arou

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lieutenant general burgess guided a continuous flow of intelligence analysis and support of the yearlong tupac amaru revolutionary movement hostage crisis at the japanese ambassador's residence in lima. lieutenant general burgess' support was key to developing the detailed analysis required by u.s. military commanders, our ambassador to peru, and the president to make timely and informed decisions leading to the safe withdrawal of american hostages. following his assignment at u.s. southern command, lieutenant general burgess served as the director of intelligence, the j-2, for the joint special operations command, or jsoc, at fort bragg, north carolina, from may 1997-may 1999. during this assignment, general burgess' leadership was instrumental in supporting continuous global deployments as well as major exercises and highly complex joint service training events. mr. president, in june 1999, general burgess returned to the southern command as the director of intelligence, or the j-2. among his achievements while serving in that position, lieutenant general burgess led an interagency intellige