yeah. >> jimmy: tyler perry, tyler perry., i do. >> jimmy: i know, but you should just have all the credits. even though -- i know other people are in the movie. >> it's so bad. it seems like an egomaniac, but really what it is -- it was -- when i started, i was trying to get people to remember my name. i think i've gone overboard now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now you have to do it. >> i don't have to do it anymore. >> jimmy: now you have to do it -- >> now their looking for. >> jimmy: but it's a great movie. the lead is fantastic. >> yeah, jurnee smollett-bell she's amazing. lance gross, robbie jones, vanessa williams. >> jimmy: brandy. >> brandy, yeah. >> jimmy: you have kim kardashian in this movie. >> kim kardashian, yeah. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: how did you -- how did you, why did you? [ laughter ] in the good -- in the best way. in the best way. >> let me tell you something. she's the sweetest girl, if you got -- get a chance to know her, man. >> jimmy: yeah, she's been on a couple times. >> she's a really sweet girl. and i

. >> i would say tyler perry. >> do you understand the words coming out of your mouth?ell. >> are the there shoes in there? >> no. >> is that what you want to wear? >> what are you guys talking about in current events? >> we learn about the economy and the stock market. >> how is the economy doing right now? >> i think it is up. >> you learned about the boston bombings. >> yes. >> what did you learn about that? >> they say it is because they were linked to somebody in al-qaeda. >> right now we are talking about the u.s. and their effect on other countries. >> how does the u.s. affect other countries. >> just taking over other countries that are smaller and can't defend themselves. >> what does the teacher say about president obama? >> he doesn't think that the rich should pay more taxes is than the poor. >> so your teacher is glen beck. >> i don't know through one works. >> do very talk about president obama ever in class. >> she trees to tell us that obama's ideas are bad. >> i think this is fox news, right? so? >> have watch bill o'reilly on fox news channel. >> my da

and that is it.-- roma downey and tyler perry. everything else is sort of inculcating a different value. to pick up on something that you mentioned earlier, this notion of the tyranny of secularism. as we see that looking forward, weaving its way into the government, how do you combat that, how do you answer that without being labeled as your fellow adherents as being as being haters, intolerant. >> well, i think that -- repeat that question again. >> you need more time, i know. you need to buy a vowel here. how do you make the statement and in the pop culture, in a hardening of a secular society, recently secular, how do you make the case for your faith, how do you try to change part about being labeled as you are-- change hearts without being labeled as you are and and many of your adherents as intolerant? >> if you think about it, the challenge to religious liberty seems to fall into two categories. one is the tyranny of the majority toward the unpopular minority. the latter-day saints have that in our history, and every faith

. >> and tyler perry's better or worse. >> tasha smith is my co-host. >> on the next "anderson live."se] >> anderson: welcome back here with co-host robin robinson. anchor from fox 32 in chicago. and i have to be honest. terrence is obsessed with me asking. he learned that you used to date steadman. and he is obsessed with this. >> traded down? >> all morning long. >> how did oprah winfrey steal steadman from you. >> i gave him up. we dated and i love him. don't get me wrong. most of what you know is not true. nicest man in the world. >> anderson: i've never heard bad things about him. >> no? great guy. but i was very certain that i wanted to get married and have kids and he was not moving fast enough we moveed from denver to chicago together and he is a step-by-step guy and i was like got to go, next and we met oprah was just starting her show and i'm glad they got together. >> anderson: you are still friends? >> we don't see each other but, yes. my best friend is married to his best friend. we hooked them up. >> terrence are you happy now? >> i mean, i would have preferred more dirt

tonight, steven tyler and joe perry. also, skype scavenger hunt with one direction. and now, walking this way, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? hi, everyone. i'm jimmy. i'm the host for the show. and welcome to our "game night" special. [ cheers and applause ] it's a big one. tonight we have game 7 of the nba finals between the heat and the spurs in miami. you know, this is -- thank you. historically, you know, the winner of game 7 goes on to win the series, so this one is big. so far, the series has gone spurs, heat, spurs, heat, spurs, heat, and so if this was a third-grade math test, the heat would be in real trouble right now. on paper, you know, the heat are

. >> but on social media you had lo lo jones come out and tweet that she is like medea, the tyler perry character, that he dresses in drag. you had some really insulting things said about her as a person. >> right. some harsh, harsh criticism. and now can we please understand why rachel jeantel spent so much time hiding from this case? look at what it's done to her. for any of us, to be in the spectacle, not just of the nation, the world is actually watching this case. and look at -- her life at this point is irreparable there is nothing that she can do to get over the stigma of what this case has done to her. so now we should forgive so much of all the inconsistencies at this point that the defense is trying to bring out. >> and kendall -- >> i just want to jump back in for one thing that i was not age to say, joy. the fact of the matter is all of those critics, any of those critics who are able to say and set forth that i speak three languages. i have spoken three languages since a child. i think i speak three languages fluently. i mean, you know, you can act like i'm great because i

that's why people like will packer and tyler perry are successful. the underserved audience. >> krista, final word. a movie like "broadway" paying 150 bucks, they're saying. >> what they're talking about is basically creating a must-see experience much like a sporting event where you go in and you can actually order dinner, have a drink. the theater looks a little differently. seats are like a la-z-boy. it becomes a different experience than watching spiderman in a regular movie theater. i think that's more what he's talking about. it is a big issue. especially now with cable television. >> and the internet. and netflix. >> exactly. >> everything else. >> "house of cards." >> i better get some champagne and filet if i'm paying 150 bucks. thank you guys very, very much. back in a moment. matt's brakes didn't sound right... ...so i brought my car to mike at meineke... ...and we inspected his brakes for free. -free is good. -free is very good. [ male announcer ] now get 50% off brake pads and shoes at meineke. is that true? says here that cheerios has w

>> look at the cultural landscape and pop culture you have tyler perry. that is it. >> hello. >> that is it it indicates a different value. to pick up something that you mentioned earlier but the notion of said tariff a of the dictatorship of relativism as we see that to make its way for word but then weave its way into the government, how do you answer that without being labeled as so many roman catholics are to be an extremist extremist, hater, intoleranc e? elder? >> repeat that question again. >> you need more time. i know the you try to buy a vowel. had to make this statement in a society that is increasingly secular for your fave howdy you try to change a car without being labeled as you are also roman catholics as intolerant and as a hater? >>'' we are seeing interesting listening to the remarks that if you think about it the challenges of religious liberty falls into two categories. one is the tyranny of the maturity to the unpopular minority, certainly the latter day saints has that in our history and every face group represented on this panel ha

. ♪ >> reporter: inductee steven tyler and joe perry of aerosmith have been pounding out their songsr years and not being around family and giving up the time of our lives and having the time of our lives to write those songs. tonight, we get honored for that. >> reporter: they honored the crowd with a thunderous rendition of "walk this way." >>> long-time writing duo elton john and bernie toppen were honored with the johnmy mercer award for their history of outstanding creative >>> here's a question for >>> here is a question for you. do you have any idea what's hotter an healthier than a jalapeno? >> i'm mark rossen. i just bit into this super hot pepper. so hot you might think you were dying but if you have a family history of heart disease or cancer it just might save you. the story coming up on "cbs this morning." hello! lemonade reminds me of sunny days. so do tire swings! this is our ocean spray cran-lemonade. it's good, old-fashioned lemonade. only better! whoa! [ splash! ] ocean spray cran-lemonade. a bold twist on an old favorite. ♪ the joint is jumpin' ♪ [ male announcer ]

perry. this is aerosmith. we're shooting at aerosmith. [ laughter ] why are we trying to kill aerosmith? oh -- >> if you're watching this, then they've taken over. >> jimmy: that's steven tyleremember, music is a weapon. [ laughter ] [ scattered applause ] >> jimmy: music is a weapon. that's when you're throwing tvs at a cat on a wall. aerosmith video game. oh, this is a great, great game. next game, i love this. it's an old nintendo game. i love nintendo, the original. it's where's waldo? love where's waldo? let's see if we can find waldo on the bottom. i think he's down there in the corner there. can we zoom in? what's he -- [ laughter ] what's he doing? what's he doing? hey! wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. what's he doing? [ laughter ] the guy in the front's saying, "hey, i know where waldo is. i found waldo." >> steve: what's waldo doing -- what's the dude doing to the dude in front of waldo? >> jimmy: what's that? [ laughter ] i don't know what this is. >> steve: oh, my gosh. filthy game. >> jimmy: i don't know what's going on. our last game here is considered to be one of the worst video games ever made. i find that hard to believe. this is e.t. for the