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wow, wow. it's delicious.ould not exist were it not for the hard work of a near-extinct community of alpine herders. cheers. thank you. paolo's determination to protect their tradition is inspiring and now i am inspired to cook with this cheese. anyway, i think it's time to feed the film crew, who have been watching me eat all day. i don't know who these people are. paparazzi in italy, they follow you everywhere. i'm going to make them one of my favourites - pizzoccheri, a very special kind of noodle. i've never made it because there isn't a lot of wheat in this area, they use buckwheat which is indigenous. it's been one of lombardy's top culinary delights for over 500 years and rightly so. i can't get enough of it. so now, savoy cabbage. sort of cut almost like the pizzoccheri themselves. then the potatoes. like all northern dishes, it requires lots of butter. i love this. and now of course, paolo's cheese. ok, i hate to say it but we need more butter. that's why nobody who eats pizzoccheri lives beyond the a

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wow! that. [ cheers and applause he sang that from folsom prison >> steve: you just donate it for cash >> jimmy: he sang that from folsom prison. >> steve: did he really? >> jimmy: yeah, he did, yeah coming in at 97, we have "lady marmalade" by jabba the hutt [ laughter ] this is pretty cool. i guess to promote their new "obi-wan kenobi" show, disney asked jabba the hutt to record a cover of any song he wanted, and he picked "lady marmalade. let's take a listen. ♪ ♪ gitchie gitchie ya-ya da-d gitchie gitchi ya-ya here ♪ ♪ oh oh o mocha chocalata ya-y ah-ha-ha-ha-ha ♪ >> jimmy: wow, very nice interesting. [ cheers and applause that's good. there you go that's - next up, number 98 it is "shake it off (bob's version)" by bob dylan now, we all know taylor swift has been releasing new recordings of all her classic songs. but other artists are joining in, too. i guess bob dylan even did one let's check this out ♪ ♪ and the players gonna play play play play play and the haters gonna hat hate hate

>> steve: wow!mmy: up next, senator james lankford said, "i feel the need -- the need to put on sunscreen before opening my phone at night." [ laughter ] next up, senator ron wyden said, "i feel the need -- the need for eyebrows. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] >> steve: okay >> jimmy: next up, senator tammy baldwin said, "i feel the need -- the need to talk very loudly on the phone while waiting in line at target. [ light laughter ] up next, senator bob menendez said - >> steve: what did he say? >> jimmy: "i feel the need -- the need to help cinderella get dressed for the ball." [ laughter ] >> steve: what does that mean? >> jimmy: up next, senator jon tester said, "i feel the need -- the need for a refund from supercuts." >> steve: wow! [ laughter ] are we going to do all 50 senators? >> jimmy: next up, senator ben sasse said, "i feel the need -- the need for underwear that doesn't tickle s'gosh darn much." [ laughter ] and finally, 88-year-old senator chuck grassley said, "i feel the need -- the ne

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wow. what was that?and so i was just so happy to be there, and i made $150 a week and half price on drinks. and the first week, i owed them money. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's legendary, come on, that is legendary >> as an ex-catholic altar boy, i went hard. i did start there. that was really, my musical roots came in new orleans. i've stayed connected to that for as long as i've been here. >> jimmy: let's talk about your new documentary, "jazzfest: a new orleans story. i mean, jazzfest is legendary, i don't know if anyone knows the history and the story behind it. >> to me, i think, jimmy, what starts it, jazzfest is like the child of mardi gras, you know. because i grew up as the child of mardi gras, because you were allowed -- you know, fun is important in this world. >> jimmy: thank you. >> as we're learning now, when you see audiences coming back, they're so amped up to see >> jimmy: it's the greatest, there's nothing like it. [ cheers and applause it's tough for us not to get emotional. >> jazzfes

[ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh wow >> wow >> jimmy: people are demanding it >> showing you some ofould? >> i would love it >> jimmy: yeah, they do good work over at disney plus there's got to be back stories and stuff that we don't know >> you know what happens to wong, during "infinity war." you know, there's a five year period >> jimmy: what do you think happened >> well, he took a deep breath because it was really full on out there, wasn't it >> jimmy: yeah >> yeah. you know, training his students at kamar-taj maybe >> jimmy: i'd love to know that what happens at kamar-taj. yeah, a-day-in-the-life. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i would love to see. yeah, maybe there can be a a scientist. >> you should be in it [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's your idea if the people want it. [ cheers and applause >> come on jimmy, give me some action give me some portals >> whoa, whoa, whoa! >> jimmy: yeah, right? you feel that? >> health and safety will patch that up. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: let's talk "doctor strange. this is a giant, giant, giant movie. congrats >> thank you >> jimmy: and i would recommend

well, wow, wow , by the way, it was the native of ulyanovsk nikolai karamzin who was the first to print monument is here. and you know what else ulyanovsk is ahead of the rest of the world will soon see. well , ilya, in search of what we are going in search of symbicite , timbercite is a kind of marble onyx, and due to the fact that the impurity of various other minerals is contained in the composition of the imperial, it turns into a lemon-yellow red orange color. that is, such a name was given to him in honor of the old name of the city of ulyanovsk, simbirsk is mined, just this stone on the local cliffs. here along the volga it was all the seabed at one time, and today various minerals, rocks, fossils appear on the surface from this clay layer. well, the same stone timbercite, which was formed during the existence of dinosaurs. on earth about 130 million years ago. wow, in general, simbercite is directly related to manites. that is, to the mollusks that died out together with dinosaurs, it is in their fossilized shells that they mainly find this mineral. wow, what a healthy huge one

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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> wow. wow. how about that?u. [ cheers and applause ] >> mike: you're a legendary person. >> you're worthy, you're worthy, thank you. >> mike: you're a legendary person. it's so funny because i've always -- [ cheers ] yeah, yeah, keep going, then we won't have to talk or anything. [ laughter ] it's so funny. i met you a few years ago through our mutual friend michael keegan, who's so good on "the pentaverate." >> oh, yeah, just a great comedian. i have seasonal allergies so excuse me if i sound like this. [ laughter ] >> mike: that's not what your rapid test said. >> no. [ laughter ] oh, no, i definitely have covid. no, i have what i call functional covid. [ laughter ] >> mike: workable covid? >> canadian covid. >> mike: canadian covid. [ applause ] your depiction on "the pentaverate" is so funny. youed a a moment at the end of -- i hope it doesn't spoil the end of -- one of the things -- it goes from being fuzzy to being sort of colorful and lush. >> this is what it is to grow up in canada. your face up against

i am coming to find you, honey. >> jimmy: wow!p, hi i know you guys are best friends. >> yes >> jimmy: and he was telling me the last night of filming, i want to say -- >> yes >> jimmy: -- that you played a a pretty big prank on him. >> yeah. well, he's the biggest prankster of them all. i too, am pretty bad but he -- he goes to great extents. so we thought as a crew, that we needed to get him back. so it was 4:00 a.m we were in new mexico. he was on set, and it was the last night of shooting so we thought, what better way to get him, than to get him to base camp, and we had trash bins filled with water balloons all around, and we turned all the lights off at base camp. i called him, crying "noah, i'm just so upset that, you know, that you're not here to say good-bye to me. please just come back to base camp i'm leaving now. "okay, mill, okay, i'll be here." he gets to base camp i'm like, "noah, i got you a a present," you know and i got him in the middle of the car park and all of us, about 20 people, raid him absolutely invade h

>> wow. i'm in the mood right now, but i know this is real. wow, wow.e an idea that he could do this, even though the odds were against him? >> i didn't have an idea he can win the derby, he could win the derby, the kentucky derby. but i had a very good feeling with him and i know -- but i didn't expect that. he did it. wow, unbelievable. >> were racing this horse. he got brought on as a fill-in just a few days before. you had been racing in ohio. what was it like to just achieve that in your career, for the horse and yourself? i mean, my god, that's all your dreams coming real in one moment. what does that feel like? >> wow, that's -- first time in my career, i win the grade one stake. first time in my career i rode the kentucky derby. we got the kentucky derby, man, wow. >> you sure did. >> so, you thought that rich strike could come in the top ten, but you didn't know that he could win. what was your -- >> yeah. >> -- approach coming out of the gate? what was your strategy, sonny? >> well, my plan was -- the plan we did it last time when we rode, so

didn't - >> wow >> jimmy: yeah, wow. >> wow wow, okay. >> tariq: that was awesome >> jimmy: so, you get, yeah just do what you did okay [ cheers and applause [ audience yelling ] go six go six >> all right >> jimmy: you guys work together before >> here we go. >> jimmy: oh, wow. look at this >> tariq: okay, long word. is that a -- okay, tv show >> tariq: oh, tv show. three words. first word the. second word. "the walking dead? [ bell dinging ] ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i'm sorry. >> tariq: we're in the zone. we're down paying -- we're down paying, buddy. >> jimmy: what episode of "walking dead" do they walk like this [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is not fair at all. sydney -- oh, my god no spoilers, i haven't seen the end of this season sydney, whenever you're ready, pick a number. that was good. [ audience yelling ] >> okay. five >> jimmy: i'm not looking. here we go >> i got this. [ cheers and applause that wasn't it >> jimmy: you have it, right >> okay. >> jimmy: it's very hot, i like the confidence >> okay. >> jimmy: okay what type of format is it? it's a movie four words ooh

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check this out [ speaking foreign language [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: wow.ns why an hour later, the popemobile was spotted at a taco bell drive-thru [ light laughter ] vatican officials were shocked, but the pope was like, "relax, i only drink when i smoke. [ light laughter ] all this time his staff thought he was talking about a cardinal when he referred to his friend, don julio. [ laughter ] hey, i saw that white claw is releasing a new line of drinks for the summer called refresher. yeah i think they were halfway through naming it when the white claw hit it's like, "refresh -- yep, refresher, as in, "i drank too many white claws last night and need a refresher on how i got home." [ laughter ] well, listen to this disney is about to unveil a new version of disney plus with ads. and they said that they won't show any commercials for alcohol. yeah disney was like, "relax, it's just going to be ads for weed and sports gambling. [ light laughter ] they should reconsider that. i mean, there's no better time to offer parents alcohol than during the 20th rewatch

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wow.e scenes, at san miguel de azapa museum, the careful study and preservation of the majority of the chinchorro mummies takes place. there are so many mummies here, vivien. how many? yes, we have about 70 mummies, chinchorro mummies, in this store. let me show you. it's quite small. what can you tell me about this mummy? because if it was me, i would be very scared to work here. what do you love about yourjob? it's very interesting. but these fragile relics, which date back as much as 2,000 years before the egyptian mummies, are deteriorating at an increasing rate, in part due to climate change. for vivien, it's best to do as little as possible with the samples they have. with the museum's facilities lacking air—conditioning, rising humidity levels are a big threat to the mummies, a problem that's hoped to be solved by a vast new $25 million museum in construction on the grounds of the current one. so is the local people's relationship with these mummies starting to change? further along

oh my god. [ cheers and applause ] wow. hey. oh, wow, thanks. oh my god. just got off facetime with my 7-year-old daughter whose advice to me for hosting jimmy kimmel was pretend everyone in the audience is a dinosaur. [ laughter ] so this is such a weird experience for me right now. i am not jimmy kimmel. i'm like a totally different person. you may have heard, jimmy is out with covid. don't worry, he's okay. but i'm your substitute teacher for tonight, mike birbiglia, or as i'm known in the news -- >> kimmel announced on twitter that comedian mike -- bur-bil-ya -- i can't say his name. >> thanks to mike burrbilia who will take the reins -- >> comedian mike burrbiglya -- >> comedian mike burrbigliya is going to be filling in. >> comedian mike bigabirgly will fill in -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> mike: it rolls off the tongue. [ laughter ] if you don't know me, i'm sort of one of those guys that you sort of recognize, but maybe not? [ laughter ] i'm a comedian. i was literally at trader joe's in brooklyn where i live and this guy comes up to me, "wait --

wow. wow. [ applause ] what the [ bleep ]? that's super [ bleep ]ed up. you know?ke, yo, dude, when are you going to say cut? [ laughter ] i was like, oh, sorry, cut, cut, cut. and then we were in the edit bay watching that. we were just crying laughing. we were like let's just leave the whole thing in. >> jimmy: i love the show. it's great to have you here. >> you get name checked next week. >> jimmy: i'm very excited. >> "jimmy kimmel show" next sunday on "barry." we name-check this show. >> jimmy: very exciting. [ cheers and applause ] "barry" sunday nights 8:00 p.m. hbo and hbo max. we'll be back with mo amer. test. test. so today let's stain, with behr, the #1 rated stain. and make your deck, yours. behr. exclusively at the home depot. andrea: this is the hardest thing we will probably ever and make your deck, yours. have to go through. st. jude has given us transportation, treatment. to know that we don't have bills, they take every other stress off of your shoulders. have you tried crunching? crunching made casual friday start on monday. crunching made me ce

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. >> trevor: wow, i think trump's knox us.only imagine that when trump heard that he was probably like what does noxious mean. (laughter) tdz jd vance slams trump in every way possible, every way possible. but in his defense, he did all of that before he realized that trump was going to win. >> cuz you see now that trump has the gop in the palm of his tiny hands, jd vance is now fully on board the trump rain, and i mean fully, not just him, basically everyone in this race has spent the entire campaign trying to show that they were the trump. >> trump fought back and so have i. >> trump and gibbons are businessmen with a backbone. trump saved our economy before. gibbons knows how to do it again. >> there are pretenders in the senate race, james hintons is the real trump conservative. >> josh mandel, progod, progun, protrump tuz wow, progod and protrump. so he is saying those two are different things, this dude's candidacy is toast. but this is some serious devotion, i'm the real trump conservative. can i save the economy just l

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no one knows it's my dog >> jimmy: wow. [ laughter ] wow, interesting yeah, i'm not going to be askingi just love interiors i like looking at nice houses. and -- >> jimmy: wow. that's what you look at on instagram. it's so interesting. >> yes yeah >> jimmy: yeah, i got out of control. i started with -- i think, i don't know, sunsets? i don't know what i followed i followed, like, food >> i mean, you can sit there for ages, can't you? just scrolling food. >> jimmy: yeah, you -- i do -- i do actually. >> i go, "everyone goes down the cellar." a rabbit hole. >> jimmy: a rabbit hole, yeah. all right, well, the dog itself doesn't know that it's on instagram? >> isn't >> jimmy: no >> i -- i was -- i'm not very good at doing those things >> jimmy: yeah. >> he is >> jimmy: yeah, i get that >> i let him run until he toned. >> jimmy: last time we talked, we spoke about music and you've been playing a lot of guitar and piano. >> yes >> jimmy: but you now have an ep out >> yes >> jimmy: you have music out >> yes >> jimmy: i was listening to you last night on spotify. [ cheers and applause mic call

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wow! thank you! there is a multiplicity of flavors here. tastes brought home to venice by his team. >> venice was historically the most important part of the world for spice. we had the silk road and the other one was the spice road. crossing from north africa, going to india, china. >> right. your restaurant attracts a lot of people. >> 80% with residents and the students here, and 20% tourists with venetians. >> this project will work wherever there is a refugee population who need a new start and where diners are open to new experiences. >> venice has been very accepting of you. sem accepting of your food. >> i think we need a good >> i think we've done a good exchange. somehow i'm a venetian too. after 15 years, i have to say i'm a venetian. and i'm proud of that. >> some italian politicians see the arrival of foreign food and the people who bring it as a bad thing. i say adding new ingredients just makes the stew richer. that's the venetian way. >> "stanley tucci: searching for italy" brought to

. >> wow. stop filming and just eat it. cheers. >> i'm stanley tucci. italian on both sides and i'm travel across italy to discover how the food in each of this country's 20 regions is as unique as the people and their past. [ speaking foreign language ] >> umbrian food isn't about expensive restaurants or tricky techniques. it's all about the skill and hard work that goes into producing its precious raw ingredients. from innovative farmers to noble hunters. and let's not forget the chefs and butchers preserving the traditional ways of cooking. and a note for any vegetarians watching. umbrians eat a lot of meat, like particularly pork. like a lot of it. huge amounts of it. >> i surrender. to the pork. ♪ >> umbria is named after the umry, one of italy's most ancient peoples. their landlocked homeland is right in the middle of the country. bordered on the west by its more glamorous neighbor tuscany, it's often overlooked. but while the landscape here is similar, the culture is very different. less fancy, if you will. and i hear the locals like it that way

[ laughter ] o'leary: wow.ade a drill bit with fur on it... [ chuckles ] ...to replace an electric polisher. yes. mike, at the airport, i got my shoes shined, and the guy came out with a -- [ imitating drill ] and he was doing my shoes with the same thing. this already exists, doesn't it? well, it -- it exists -- an electric shoe polisher, and that was actually the concept of the -- of the invention. electric polisher's about $14.95. your bit is how much? a-a shoe polisher is much more than $14.95. how much are they? $50 to $100. cuban: and what do you sell these for? $19.99. and what does it cost you to make them? right now, it costs me $9 to make each one. the idea of taking a power tool to -- to my shoes, do you think guys are gonna do that? i think guys are gonna look for an excuse to use their cordless drill. [ laughter ] so true. i used to work in a menswear store. they always say you can tell a lot about a guy by his watch and if his shoes are shined. mike, could i try it? sure. yeah, absolutely. you wan

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wow, the looks look very interesting. wow. >> kindergarten. >> yeah, you can tell.>> jimmy: you can spit it in something if you want. >> that is an "a" for effort >> jimmy: that's an "a" for effort >> "a" for effort. >> jimmy: not bad. >> "a" for effort. >> tariq: thank you, thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: now let's please try hot dog number two >> wait, why is there like gold >> are these candy wrappers? >> this is like mr. gordon ramsey like - [ cheers and applause >> oh, okay. that's a good sign >> that's way more flavor but i'm -- the texture, i don't know what you put on this, but all right >> jimmy: that's the review. all right. >> i don't know what happened. >> okay. bun is really hard on this one okay, i'm not liking that. it's crispy. flat okay i'll give you "a" for the design you know, the gold, you know it definitely matches my style. >> presentation is everything. [ laughter ] >> it matches my style i'm loving it here okay >> oh. >> that was a big bite >> whoa. >> whoa. >> you're a total like hot dog fell out >> yeah, i'm not liking it, you know >> this

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