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something you can do. hindus, for instance, not really all that happy with the idea of reincarnation. i thought it was like an end in reincarnation is -- if you're hindu, you have to keep coming back and trying to get it right. and you have to keep on until you do get it right. >> jimmy: when you do get it right, where do you go? >> you transcend. you become pure energy just like the other guy. >> jimmy: so theoretically, everybody left on this planet screwed up? >> if you're hindu. if you have a hindu belief. >> jimmy: if the hindus have it right. >> yes. >> jimmy: where did you learn to speak so beautifully? is it something that you worked on? or just from your family? >> i don't even know what you mean. >> jimmy: well, i tell you, i loved "the electric company" when i was a kid. and on that show, you were easy reader. and the way you spoke was -- it just sounded like -- it just sounded great. from -- i mean, the way i speak, is like that of a clown. so this is what i got from my family. whereas i assume

now you got a dime. do you want to take that dime and head back home or do you want to go -- do you want to go for the quarter? >> i'll go for the quarter. >> jimmy: he's going for the quarter. he is going for the quarter. >> can i just say i know you made your decision. i've seen too many people lose at this. are you sure? you have 16 cents. you could walk away a winner. >> jimmy: he's going to do it. [ applause ] >> jimmy: kerry, who is on the quarter? >> god, it's -- franklin. >> jimmy: franklin? oh, no. that was the easiest one. oh, kerry, i'm sorry. but cousin sal is going to have to take all your money back. i'm so sorry but we do have a -- yes, we do have a consolation prize for you. >> i warned you. i warned you. >> jimmy: okay. well, you know what, that's all the time we have. that's a real shame but it gets wild. gambling is a -- that is ridiculous. i don't know why i felt the same emotions i feel watching who well we'll do that again sometime. do we even have time for unnecessary censorship anymo

are you, do you have manners? cause it must be weird doing a talk show while everybody's eating. >> let me tell you something, there's a reason why madison square garden picked jb smoove to be -- >> seth: okay. >> to host an amazing show called "four courses with jb smoove." not only do i love food, i'm very, i like etiquette. see my legs crossed right here? see this here? are you here yet? are you here yet? >> i'm not quite there yet, no. >> ooh, you're going to be here soon. >> seth: okay. >> right over left, or left over right? >> seth: okay. >> so. >> seth: what other option would i choose? [ light laughter ] >> some people have both legs backwards. [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh that's not, yeah. >> which is very uncomfortable. my show -- i like etiquette, i'm very decadent. you know what decadent is? >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> mm. i don't know why, but, i'm from north carolina originally, raised in new york city since i was three years old. but, i consider myself very european. >> seth: yeah. [ ligh

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>> yes, you. >> jimmy: what town do you live in? >> williston, north dakota. >> jimmy: uh-huh. n do you live in? >> the west part. >> jimmy: the west part, huh? >> yep. >> jimmy: is that true, ellie, does she live in the west part? >> yes. >> jimmy: you live with her? >> yes. >> jimmy: remember, you're under oath. >> yes. >> jimmy: okay. alysse, are you in school? >> yes. >> jimmy: what are you studying? >> i'm in high school. >> jimmy: okay. so everything? >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay. you like these people? >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. give dad a little peck on the cheek. okay, that looked natural. huh. all right. i'm going to say amber is not a part of the family. am i correct, amber? >> no, you are not. >> jimmy: oh! whoa. and i'm going to say alan is not a part of the family. am i correct? >> you are correct. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is -- i'm not as good at this as i thought. >> sal: we have family stickers, there are 18 so you can split them up. and alan is a virgin, you are right about that. >> jimmy: alysse, may i say the next time a man asks you to kiss another man on hollyw

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tim: you do. we all do. and we have. you do it to benefit other people. is not a thing about revenue and profits. those are outcomes or the results of doing things great. they are not the purpose. they are not the north star. i don't think this thing is replicattable. we hold it very dear. of steveis the dna jobs baked deeply into everything you said? tim: it is. this is steve's company. it is still his company. and was born that way. his spirit will always be in the dna of this company. that doesn't mean that it doesn't change and morph with the times, but the underpinning of excellence, of creating great products -- this will always be the foundation of this company. charlie: is it because you have control of hardware and software? tim: that is a key element. that's how we can innovate like no one else. magicnd that the real happens when software, hardware, and services come together. i'm notch or any other company has that. any othert sure that company has that. most specialize in one of those. to producehat a great customer experience, you need to do

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you ever seen that happen? >> no. but i think it. >> why do you think that women make less money than men? er in like real estate and other jobs. >> how do you know that? >> because my dad's a real estate agent. >> have you ever seen a female real estate agent? >> yes, i've seen a couple. >> and you think they don't work as hard? >> i think they slouch. >> why do you think women make less money than men? >> because all the men make all the decisions. and make all the rules. and it's always male presidents. and there's never a female president. >> if there was a female president, do you think all that would change? >> probably a little bit. >> do you think that will ever happen? >> i hope so. >> why do you think women make less money than men for the same jobs? >> i don't know, the world's just a messed-up place. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tonight on the show, we have music from fifth harmony. peter krause is here. be right back with hillary clinton. no flipping! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ the exact moment you know you love a home, you should be able to get approved to b

you know what you're doing. ( laughter ) you know what you're doing. you really know what you're doing. thank you so much for being here! ( laughter ) can you imagine the number of people who are jealous of me right now? >> including me when i watch it. i'll be going, "oooh! why didn't i do more?" ( laughter ) >> stephen: oh! well, i'll tell you what, the night is young, dame helen. ( laughter ) you are absolutely a fantastic actress, a captivating woman, and on a level i never imagined before. ( laughter ) and-- and you're a dame. >> i am. >> stephen: okay, i have interviewed some sirs-- they never kissed me. ( laughter ) >> not even ian mckellan? >> stephen: not even ian mckellan. that would have been lovely. that would have been lovely, oh my god, sure. a helen mirren-ian mckellan sandwich? ah! being a dame? >> it comes with a very nice, very glittery big star that you can wear at certain functions. you know, on the invitation it says-- i think, what's it say, not honors, something will be worn-- which means you can wear your thing. >> stephen: so li

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we're talking slavery here and you do have to pick a side these days. >> well, you know, you do the best you can under the circumstances. it's a climate change. everyone wants to do what's right for the earth but do we always do what's best for the earth? >> stephen: no. if we do what's best for the light off. >> okay, so good guy or bad guy? >> stephen: you seem to think i'm a good guy. >> well, that's just one side of the story, though. >> stephen: you actually in your own life have been a tough guy. were you a bouncer? >> yeah, that's how i made my money. i came to new york to be an actor and i immediately went where the big money was so i made $40 a night throwing people out of bars. >> stephen: $40 a night? it wasn't an hourly wage? >> it wasn't. it was cash, though. >> stephen: if i were coming up to you to get into the club, would you have let me in? (laughter) >> no. >> stephen: why not? what is it about me? >> i love you, man, but that face is not -- >> stephen: what's wrong? this isn't club face? >> you know what it is? it's i'm not bringing any chicks to the game face. (laught

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you -- now, do you feel that from your understudy, or do you think she's like, looking for you to take a fall? [ laughter ] >> we are very lucky. our understudies are really cool people. i think they have our back, i hope. >> seth: okay, that's good. did you though -- so when you understudied the play. and even though you mentioned you had a lot of other things you were working on back then. when you started rehearsing for this, how much of it did you remember from your understudy days? >> you know, it stayed with me. because as an understudy, you are in the room every day they're in rehearsal. you see it happen. and then you have to watch the show every night. lingered with me, but i did not pick up the script until i was at the reading at the public. and i was dizzy by the end of it. because i was like, "oh my god, what have i gotten myself into? who asked me to do this?" but it's been an incredible journey. and i love doing it every day. >> seth: and you play -- age. you play a teenager, a young teenager. is that, i mean, i found it completely believabl

i cannot imagine you doing that. would you be prepared to do that or -- >> well, i hope nobody ever drops on a bomb containing innocent -- >> jimmy: but of course when you're fighting terrorism that happens. >> it does. and obviously, if i were elected president of the united states i would use the military forces of our country in an effective and appropriate way. and that's what a president does. so if the question is -- you know, i think as somebody who voted against the war in iraq i think we have to be careful about how we use military force because sometimes we don't see the unintended consequence. you know, saddam hussein was a terrible dictator but i kind of had the feeling, get rid of him you create a political vacuum, bad things happen. but there are times when you do have to use force, and i certainly would be prepared to do that. >> jimmy: guillermo, you wanted to clap? guillermo was about to clap. you had three contests tonight -- arizona, idaho, and utah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you feel like -- we don't k

you have friends after you? do you? and she goes yeah, of course she is joking. >> is she? >> yes, she is. >> and she goes, i said, well, what are their names? john. her ex-boyfriends' name. >> oh,. >> this doesn't sound like a stupid argument t sounds like it must and necessary one. >> no, just came up with a name. what's the most common name in america? >> john. >> john doe. >> were you like are you talking to your next. >> oh, yes it, went on all night. >> oh, then you got upset? >> i got upset. >> over something she was trying to make up. so were you calling her bluff. >> a name burst out of her mouth. she hasn't seen this guy in six, seven years. i of course accused her it, went on all night. >> all night? >> isn't that amazing? >> it just takes on a life of its own after a while. sometimes you even forget what you were, ago about in the first place. >> want to hear another dumb thing she said when we first started dating? >> i thought it was my turn. >> hold on. >> okay? >> so this is like one of the first nights

usually when you are doing drama a you want to do the other and vice versa but comedy is fun when you a joy to go to work every day because you never knew what jim was going to do. the news room and anything that is dramatic, i'm on broadway right now you really got to be able to act, and bring everything. they are both very difficult but i enjoyed being one of the the people that can do both. >> well, you do david really well. tell us about the challenge of this role. >> well, the only challenge was really that shay and theo and a everybody else, this is our third movie together. the it was already set. so i just had to kind of fit into whatever the story needed, and great character, he is a guy that is kind of cop trolling the factions and controlling everything and trip, shay's character is pure example of his life's work, succeeding, and so they, he wants to continue doing it the and we run into a little conflict on that but it is, fun to be in a franchise like this because you shoot the movie, and then later on you find out that 17 things were blowing up behind you. >> i never ev

jim, can you roll the clip? >> stephen: what do you binge watch? do you have a-- have a show you really like? >> i do like "madam secretary." >> stephen: oh, you do? >> i do. >> stephen: don't just say that >> no, because i watch "madam secretary" and i watch "good wife." >> stephen: all right? >> wow. now that's good. >> stephen: there you have it, there you have it, okay? >> now, i would be lying if i said i didn't play that clip over and over again. ( laughter ) >> stephen: have you learned anything about the state department, playing this role? do you think, because-- >> oh, yes. >> stephen: because people don't think about the state department a lot. they think, it's sort of like the part of the government we forget about. >> i think that's true, i do think that's true, and actually i think maybe the greatest compliment that i got was from madeleine albright, former secretary of state, who said, "thank you for making foreign policy less foreign." and i thought-- >> stephen: wow. >> that was-- i took it. ( cheers and applause ) and i think that'

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