i saw willie nelson perform a concert in amsterdam and if there is a better place to watch willie nelson than amsterdam, i'd love to hear what that is. also we have music tonight from twin shadow. he is amazing. can't wait. [ cheers and applause ] and i'm happy to report everyone in this band is recovering. the tour bus was in a terrible accident a couple of weeks ago. so they are recuperating, they are getting better. we wish his band all the best. and he is putting together something special for us tonight. thank you twin shadow for being here. and get well soon for the rest of his band. give it up for those guys. [ applause ] now before we move on, here is something, as i get a little older, i've noticed something. which is these days, slang terms are evolving so fast, that sometimes it is impossible to keep up. so here at "late night", we decided to give you a little primer in a segment we're calling, "seth explains teen slang." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] okay guys, our first slang term is "basic". many have probably heard the term, "basic", on twitter or instagram. so what does it me

in the case of willie nelson he sort of basically did tell everything. but he's a generous guy, and he's a gentle man, and he didn't he didn't throw anyone under the bus gratuitously. but, yeah. that whole issue of nondisclosure and censorship has never been an impediment to my work other than that in the case of -- other than in the case of aretha where i did kind of feel that i wanted to tell more, that there was more to the story. >> host: has your stutter been an impediment in your lifetime? >> guest: you know, it's interesting that you that you mention that. the music critic, robert priscow, recently did a review of the aretha book. and in it he did an overview of my career. it was a very generous article and i appreciate it very much. but in it he said he thought that my stutter helped me gain the sympathy and empathy of people i talk to. and because as a stutterer i appear to be more empathetic or vulnerable than perhaps i am, though i do think i'm pretty empathetic and vulnerable. that, in his view my speech impediment has helped me as a ghost wr

up next country music icon willie nelson.up this half hour south carolina's governor nikki haley. hillary clinton and how her team handled scandal. >> here's a look at willie nelson in our toyota greenroom. the country hall of famer on his new book and new album, plus why he's not getting off the road any time soon. that's ahead. >>> "usa today" says both don'ts hired former advisers to president obama. ed mill band is getting advice from david axelrod a former white house senior adviser. gist messina is working for prime minister david cameron. the vote tomorrow is expected to be the most in several years. >>> it's an emotional moment when the tv host gave away his emmy. >> there's only one place for this mantle. it's stuart scott's house. if the girls could come up. i love your dad. having gone through cancer he and i would text back and forth. i would tell him, you may have cancer, but it doesn't have you. but you just fight and lean in on people who love you. we love stuart scott. this is your emmy. >> very touching. john

you know who underestimates weed willie nelson and he overdelivers.charlie. speak into the microphone. >> did willie teach you any new tricks? >> that's coming up. >> that's a tease. >> that's a let's say this is your tv. and these are the channels you pay for with cable. maybe you're getting tons of science and animals, when you're really into movies. or every children's show on the planet when you don't have any kids well now with fios there's a new way to customize your tv. just pick the tyu like best. like sports. or entertainment. or news. mix and match, or get them all. you build your tv package, and pay for what you want, and not for what you don't. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv. at a price that's totally affordable. starting at $74.99 per month - get custom tv, including internet and phone. guaranteed for two years. go to getfios.com to start customizing today. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. >>> willie nelson has always been a musical outlaw. he was inspired by blues, honorky torng and others

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many people would like to be in my position and get to hang out with ray charles or willie nelson for days or weeks at a time and hang out at the kitchen table and hear him tell stories so i know they are just not for me, for all those untold numbers of people who want to gain access to these people. >> one of the other challenges it's interesting i its interesting i was just at a conference over the weekend, a music conference and in seattle a person asked me what do you think the purpose -- what is your purpose as a writer and i said i have two of them, one is to avoid a nervous breakdown and the other one is to make a living. and the two tied together because if you noticed you can't make a living, and if you are making a living you can't have a nervous breakdown so for me as a freelance writer for the last 40 some years, it's been important to make a living and not go back to. ghost writing has been a a great way for me to keep my head above the water from a financial point of view because there's a built-in market for stars, they have an audience and also they come to you with a

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our guest tonight, the great willie nelson will be joining us!cheers and applause) but you know... at the beginning to have the season on "big brother" show before they vote all the crazy people out who you know are never going to win, that's where we're at in the republican presidential race. as we see it in tonight's democalypse 2016, roll back to your own house! our first brave new entrant. >> i'm getting ready to do something, too. i'm running for president. >> our founders never intended us to have a professional political class. i'm carly fiorina, and i'm running for president. >> jon: and i want to turn the clinton political machine -- off! (laughter) and rewind us to simpler times. oh, bheep, (bleep), here's a picture in picture. no, i hit closed captioning. that's -- (laughter) mother (bleep)! (laughter) carly fiorina announced her candidacy apparently from inside a mesothelioma lawsuit ad! (laughter) what does the former c.e.o. of hewlett packard who laid off 30,000 people, got fired and still got a $30 million golden parachute called h

is -- willie nelson is in studio 57., 1600 pennsylvania avenue. the group he says that should stay away from marijuana. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 straight up. we should say it was not during the obama administration. it was during the jimmy carter administration. just to be clear. >> looking forward to details on that one. >> we'll be watching, gayle. thank you. >>> details on our forecast. it seems to be a bit of a roller coaster ride of a day. >> we have a little bit of everything. we have some sunshine. we have some fog. then we'll see clouds and a little bit of rain this afternoon. >> a potpourri. >> there you go. if you're headed to the nats game today, we're going start the game at 1:00. you could see a few light showers during the game but the heavier stuff comes later on today like yesterday. here's your fog map. pretty dense fog if you head through places like warrenton and the shenandoah valley. we have a dense fog advisory till 8:00 this morning. areas through southern maryland no

and willie nelson is in studio 57.on his favorite song getting high at the white house. and the group he says should stay away from marijuana. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. michelle, i know you don't know this answer to this question so frank, i'm addressing it to you. >> okay. >> what was it like the last time you smoked marijuana? [ laughter ] >> please share with the group. [ laughter ] >> please share. >> i'm going to plead "the fifth" on everything here and watch willie nelson do it. i'm a big fan. i think he is one of country's best singer songwriters. how's that? >> great answer. >> ham ma. >> you grew up until the bay area, too, so we'll leave it at that. gayle. [ laughter ] >> that's a loaded question. [ laughter ] >> in a big way. >>> jetblue is getting ready to offer flights to cuba. nonstop from jfk to havana every friday afternoon with a return flight later on friday. it's the first major u.s. carrier to offer flights to cuba since travel restrictions were eased part of a larger d

but i heard that you and willie nelson went to amsterdam together? >> yes.it was secretive the way it happened. he had a concert out there on 4/20 and i had a concert out there on 4/19, which is the annual holiday for what we do. [ laughter ] and we just happened to meet up. >> jimmy: just happened to meet. >> yeah. then once we met up we -- i was in his hotel room, we was playing dominos and enjoying life. >> jimmy: sure, sure, sure. yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] enjoying life. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> so after enjoying life we -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what do you do after you enjoyed life? >> we developed a hunger. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you got a little hungry. >> yeah, so naturally we wanted to go to kentucky fried chicken, which is one of our favorite spots. his and mine. so we pull up in the drive thru -- >> jimmy: you and willie nelson pull up in a drive thru. [ laughter ] that's the best thing i've ever heard in my lifetime. >> so we pull up and we order the chicken. they give it to us, and when they give it to us they hand us the big bucket. we take the

one of them is willie nelson. it's available may 26th. everyone, please welcome nick offerman!t. there you are right there. nick offerman, everybody. nick, i have to ask. i was trying to help. i didn't know how to help there. >> that's all right. thank you. i thought you were going for my wallet. >> jimmy: no, i was not. [ laughter ] why would i want to steal your wallet, nick? why are you on crutches? what happened? >> if you go on a comedy tour with megan mullally and try to keep up with her, you may end up on crutches. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you just got injured, huh? >> she smashed, yeah. we do a dance at the end of our show that she choreographed to carly simon's "nobody does it better." and in cincinnati, i tore my meniscus, which is not a a euphemism. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no it isn't. we didn't think it was that. >> it's a real thing. >> jimmy: oh my goodness. and when is it going to recover? >> friday. there's like a woodchip in my knee joint. these days they just like, pull it out on friday. >> jimmy: they just squirt some wood in there and then pull it out on

. >>> willie nelson we will talk to him in studio 57.n his favorite songs getting high at the white house and group that he says should stay away from marijuana. the news is back in the morning, we will see new just about ten minutes. so ukeelee, it begs the question, what happened the last time you got high at the white house. >> excuse me excuse me. >> on a serious note i wanted to publicly thank you for my hall of fame video. that was so nice of to you do that. >> so proud of him. >> almost brought an anchor to tears, you cannot the do that. >> i was thrilled they asked me. >> trying to bring me to tears like that. >> i think it is interesting he still didn't answer the the question. >> he is a hall of famer now. >> yes. >> it will be in my book, all right, how is that. gayle, thank you. >>> planning your summer vacation, how about cuba. >> jet blue will begin weekly flights between new york's jfk airport and had jana july 3rd. you must book through cuba travel services. it makes jet blue the first had major announce direct services s

country music came from and the era of the '50s and '60s, which is hank cochran, harlan howard, willie nelsonller. these guys set the standard for writing songs. >> ♪ don't you ever get tired ♪ of hurting me ♪ he was responsible, really, for me going to nashville and getting a job writing for pamper music. hank had a lot to do with me getting started. >> i met hank. he reached out his hand and had a cd that already had my name on it. i kind of gathered that this wasn't by chance. >> shortly after he first met him, hank was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, so for the two years he lived after that, jamey would get off the road and pull his bus right up to the hospital, ran up to see hank, raise hank's spirits, and just--he was always--always around. up to the night hank died, he was here. >> ♪ now tell me ♪ would these arms ♪ be in your way >> it was shortly after hank died i got a text message, and it was from jamey, and he said, "would you mind if i did a hank cochran album?" so i couldn't believe it, you know. >> ♪ so lay ♪ all your doubts aside ♪ when you go to bed tonight >> he should be

our guest tonight, the great willie nelson will be joining us!) but you know... at the beginning to have the season on "big brother" show before they vote all the crazy

celebrities like willie nelson canceled dates plus relentless social media attacks all had an effecticket sales. >> never underestimate the power of an activist-driven campaign. it can bring down an organization. >> reporter: dr. chris dold, sea world's chief veterinarian took the attacks personally. you were insulted. >> deeply, yeah. >> reporter: was there anything in that movie where you said "they have a point?" >> no, not really. there was a lot in that movie where i thought, man, they're completely misrepresenting what's going on. my walk-away feeling was we need to talk about what we do. >> there are some facts about sea world we'd like you to know. >> reporter: two years after "blackfish" was released, sea world is fighting back, spending $10 million on a media blitz. sea world is also releasing video of its backstage work as a zoological institution, like the rescue of 19 manatees from a drain pipe. >> that's our passion. that's truly our soul. >> reporter: 30 days spot campaign, business is slowly improving but sea world's critics are not moved. >> it's incredibly frustrati

country music came from and the era of the '50s and '60s, which is hank cochran, harlan howard, willie nelsonset the standard for writing songs. >> ♪ don't you ever get tired ♪ of hurting me ♪ he was responsible, really, for me going to nashville and getting a job writing for pamper music. hank had a lot to do with me getting started. >> i met hank. he reached out his hand and had a cd that already had my name on it. i kind of gathered that this wasn't by chance. >> shortly after he first met him, hank was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, so for the two years he lived after that, jamey would get off the road and pull his bus right up to the hospital, ran up to see hank, raise hank's spirits, and just--he was always--always around. up to the night hank died, he was here. >> ♪ now tell me ♪ would these arms ♪ be in your way >> it was shortly after hank died i got a text message, and it was from jamey, and he said, "would you mind if i did a hank cochran album?" so i couldn't believe it, you know. >> ♪ so lay ♪ all your doubts aside ♪ when you go to bed tonight >> he should be in the country mu

charlie: and willie nelson. you find surprising people watch your show.: you cannot predict to the audience is. charlie: brando used to watch anything except actors. david: comedians don't like to watch other comedians. if you really admire them, you could sometimes absorb it and then copy it without even knowing about it. sometimes it is specific. you don't want to see be best and head that way. you want to go your own way. it is a difficult ingrid you see someone great, you think, that is and i could do. charlie: i read several commencement speeches that were really good. one was conan o'brien. he did a speech at dartmouth. he talked about losing his job at the tonight show. what would he do? he paid tribute to carson first. what was it in the end that johnny carson did? david: he had a weight of listening. what i call, and deep listening. you have that as well. you know where something is interesting and where i should leave it alone. it is rare. you had that, johnny had that. jonny had it for comedy. he knows where to go with a comedian or author who

i saw that in willie nelson, in his new memoir called, "it's a a long story," he talks about the timestoned on the white house roof while jimmy carter was president. he actually listed a number of places where he got stoned. it was pretty interesting. here's the list. madison square garden. that makes sense. the grand canyon. that's cool. the dodgers dugout. wow. a walgreens in cleveland, ohio. weird. the bathroom of a chuck e. cheese. starbucks in florida. jewelry store. a corn field. a double decker bus in london. a ferris wheel. a merry go round. six flags. this is actually too long to even read. i can't. it just goes on. [ cheers and applause ] you got to read the book. read the book. it's a full experience. and finally, whole foods is planning on opening a new chain of stores that carry lower priced natural foods aimed at millennials. it's even got a catchy name. "trader joe's." [ laughter ] we have a great show, everybody. it's really fun. give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well everybody, it's been a great week so far. there's more ahead. tomorrow nig

. >> all right sal a little willy nelson there. >>> two donors are supporting a new warriors arena.co business times a proposed arena and business complex would improve san francisco. now they are criticizing a group called the mission bay alliance. it opposes the building an 18,000 seat aretha. the chronicle earlier this week reported that the alliance is made up of a group of anonymous big money ucsf donors that are worried the warriors plan would block access to the medical center. >>> tomorrow palo alto's mayor will introduce its new city ambassador. donkeys have lived in palo alto since the 1930s and the city plans to use the stuffed toy over the next two months to draw attention to places and events in palo alto. volunteers can sign up to take perry out on an adventure. you can take selfies with him. and leave notes in his bags about what you'd like to do in palo alto. >> he's already hooked up to have a police ride along which i really want to be in the backseat when he pulls somebody over. >> i think it would be great if palo alto perry tagged along on our water services we

by the way, is anybody better than willie nelson?. >> and you're not too far away from your commercial driving. >> auto bottom mount up, i think that's what this is. we have to remember with technology, it usually replaces manpower, so don't be sitting here complaining we don't have jobs. >> all right. guys, now time to the marching orders, now there are calls for that long over due correction. they are echoing loud and clear, now, today's selfoff more and more investors are beginning to blink and that means they're headed for the hills. s&p now i think is going to hold 20 50, 20 40, what do you guys think here? >> i actually think the way market close. >> yeah. i like that. >> that's smart money. >> yeah. if you bounce back, bounce right off, if you can hold the follow through tomorrow, i like this hold back. >> we're only 2% off our s&p 500. >> yeah. >> and next week and the week after we have a whole slew of retail comes back from macy's to nordstroms -- >> if interest rates keep going up, that's going to be a big head one day win

along with kevin hart, matthew mcconaughey, julia louis-dreyfus, brad paisley, tony romo, spoon, willie nelsonwe've just added none other than kanye west to the lineup. we have a -- we had a great time there last year. uh, hope you will join us again for the shows this year. it's south by kanye west this year. our first guest tonight made history by becoming the first kenyan-born muslim socialist ever elected to run this country, and he flew here tonight on a really awesome plane. please welcome the president of the united states, number 44, barack obama! [ cheers and applause ] [ "sweet home chicago" playing ] thank you. thank you guys. kimmel: there's your song. [ chuckles ] band's sounding good. yeah, of course. they're good. absolutely. they wanted to make you feel at home. thank you, gentlemen. how you doing? thanks for coming. i feel good. how come you're so much higher than me? is this...? well... it's kind of a power-play. you notice this?eah. it does seem particularly ridiculous right now. it does, yeah. but that's okay. no, i'm glad you feel good about yourself. [ cheers and applause

. ♪ mommas tell all your babies don't mess with texas ♪ >> reporter: from willie nelson on down, it'sly the slogan of the state. ♪ don't mess with texas ♪ >> reporter: that may explain the reaction to jade helm 15. a multistate training exercise for u.s. special forces, planned this summer for the southwest. talk show host alex jones, among the many stirring up concerns on conservative websites and social media that jade helm is a trojan horse for an invasion. a dress rehearsal for martial law. >> this is in preparation for the financial collapse and maybe even obama not leaving office. i'm telling you, this is so huge. >> reporter: never mind the pentagon's reassurances to the contrary. >> is the u.s. military planning to overtake texas? >> no. all we want to do is make sure our guys are trained for combat overseas. >> reporter: at a town hall meeting in central texas, this lieutenant colonel got an earful. >> it's a preparation of martial law. >> it's not a preparation of martial law. >> that's what you say. >> reporter: remember the alamo? texas does. in this remake, those wouldn't

. ♪ mamas tell all your babies don't mess with texas ♪ >> reporter: from willie nelson on down it's practicallyhe state. ♪ don't mess with texas ♪ >> reporter: that may explain the reaction to jade helm 15 a multi-state training exercise for u.s. special forces planned this summer for the southwest. talk show host alex jones among the many stirring up concerns on conservative websites and social media that jade helm is a trojan horse for a federal invasion a dress rehearsal for martial law. >> this is in preparation for the financial collapse and maybe even obama not leaving office. i'm telling you this is so huge. >> reporter: never mind the pentagon's reassurance. >> is the u.s. military planning to overtake texas? >> no. we want to make sure that our guys are trained for combat overseas. >> reporter: at a town hall meeting in central texas, this lieutenant corn knoll got an earful. >> it's preparation for martial law? >> not a preparation for martial law. >> that's what you say. >> reporter: remember the alamo? texas does, only in this remake those wouldn't be santa ana troops texas politici

. >> rose: and willie nelson. >> everyone would watch that. >> rose: what is amazing, you must find this too you find that surprising people watch your show. >> yes. >> rose: and they watch surprising shows. >> yes. it's incredible. you can't predict exactly who they are watching. >> rose: and what it is they want. like brando used to watch anything except actors. >> you know, comedians don't like to watch other comedians. because if you really admire them if they are-- if their dna matches up with yours you can automatically-- you could sometimes absorb it and then copy them without even know being it. sometimes it's very specific but a lot of times you don't want to see the best and head that way. you want to go your own way. so it's a difficult thing because you see someone great, you say god that's something i can do. >> rose: i'm getting ready to do a commencement speech in a week or two. so i read several commencement peach speeches that were really really good. one of them, one of the best i ever reads with conan o'brien. de a thing at harvard but a commencement speech at dartmout

celebrities like willie nelson canceled dates. plus, relentless social media attacks. all had an affect on ticket sales. >> never underestimate the power of an activist-driven campaign. it can bring down an organization. >> reporter: dr. dole, the chief veterinarian, took the attacks personally. you were insulted? >> deeply. >> reporter: was there anything in that movie where you said they have a point? >> no. not really. there was a lot in that movie where i thought, man, they're completely misrepresenting what's going on. my walkaway feeling was we need to talk about what we do. >> there is some facts about seaworld we would like you to know. >> reporter: two years after "blackfish" was released seaworld is spending $10 million on a media blitz. seaworld is also releasing video of its backstage work as a zoo logical institution like this rescue of 19 manatees from a city drain pipe. >> that is our passion. that's our soul. >> reporter: 30 days in the campaign business is slowly improving, but seaworld's critics are not moved. >> it's incredibly frustrating. >> report

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just his stories about barbering alone let alone his stories about bob wills and willie nelson and lyle lovett and all the rest. i told myself 20 years ago i was going to go down to dripping springs, texas and i was going to sit there and get johnny gim niny gimbell to talk to me and write his biography. i will regret that. musician are wonderful story tellers because they don't have much money and they have to travel around and make their way by the grace of other people. they have to learn to live on the hospitality and the kindness of strangers just as tennessee williams said. this makes them beautiful story storytellers. thank you for reminding me. i'll try to do that in the future. >> one question is what is the meaning of life? the other question is we read woe be gone boy and main street in class as representative of small town america. how do you compare your minnesota with main street by sinclaire louis? >> what was the meaning of sinclaire louis's life? he was a lot funnier writer than people give him credit for. he was a great american writer. i read him in junior high school

willi send me a box of cadbury chocolate. betty: there you go. before you go, what is your next target? nelson peltz: come on.ve a couple of new investments we are making right now. at the appropriate time, we will make them public. betty: i hope you will make them public with us. great to talk with you, nelson, after the shareholders meeting. nelson peltz. pimm: the stock of dupont down 7.5%. case where he is a loser in this fight, he may be right here with what he wanted. today, theast shareholders at dupont are losers. thanks very much, betty liu. it's also to nelson peltz, the chief executive and founding partner of trian fund management. still ahead, wall street's annual gala raises a record $101 million last night. ♪ pimm: many of wall street's elite, as well as those in the entertainment industry, helped smash records last night at the annual robin hood gala, which $40ed $101 million -- million more than last year. stephanie ruhle was there and joins me now. stephanie: you know help them lead the charge, the man who cannot avoid a fight and also fights poverty, bill lachman. he walks up and gives a coo