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badaba, badaba, badaba

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"jimmy kimmel live."

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ridiculous.
Back at home.

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>> jimmy: Hi, I'm just a jimmy,
the host of the show, thanks for

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joining us on the day we honor
the life of martin luther king,

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jr., a real patriot, great man
who lost his life to the same

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sick mentality that perm eats
this country today, if were

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alive he'd go let me be more
specific about this dream I had.

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At this time 15,000 national
guard troops are in washington,

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d.C. With hopes of not having a
repeat of January 6th or worse.

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We've been seeing more footage
of what happened in the capitol

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that day, it's a I lot worse
than people guessed, fortunately

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these geniuses documented their
crimes for the fbi to see.

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There were moments of levity,
like this video by a new yorker

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reporter who had followed the
qanoners leading up to the

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attack tells you all you need to
know about the freedom dumbs.

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>> ted cruz was going to sell us
out all along.

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>> really?
>> objection to counting the

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electoral votes of the state of
arizona, you guys remember

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that --
>> no that's -- wait a minute.

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>> first of all, ted cruz
doesn't have any friends so I

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will stop you right there.
Secondly, I just wish these

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people were smart enough to know
how dumb they are.

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I wish they could have that.
So then they start rifling

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through their friend ted's
stuff.

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>> got to be something in here
[ bleep ] against these scum

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bags.
>> ted cruz would want us to do

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this, I think we're good.
>> jimmy: So not exactly

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international espio nage.
This attack on the capitol was a

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lot of things, horrifying,
tragic, imbo c ilic and

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exceptionally ironic from the
low lives assaulting a officer

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with blue lives matter flags and
realtor giving herself a plug

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while breaking into the house,
to the congressman complaining

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about being silenced while on
television.

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To the anti-mask covid deniers
who wear their masks to hide

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their identity to the
congresswoman arguing no trump

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rally ever led to attacks on
police, hours after trump rally

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goers attack the police.
To these animals who insist the

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capitol is our house and then
smeared their bowel movements in

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it to this woman with spread
love hat screaming you mother

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effers and these walls not the
slightest bit effective when it

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comes to keeping people out.
And this rocket scientist who

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stole a lecturn at stop the
steal rally.

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And this woman died after being
tramped by fellow rioters hours

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after she was photographed
proudly waving a flag that said

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don't tread on me.
I guess they didn't listen.

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So like rain on your wedding
day, you know.

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Hopefully tomorrow will begin
the process of turning these

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real life events back to the on
one where they belong, two days

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away from calling donald trump
president, 48 hour from now

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donald and malaria woops melania
will be back home in mar-a-lago

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and trump leaving with approval
rating at 29% for someone who

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inciting insurrection to over
throw the government isn't bad,

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honestly, what would he have to
do to get below 20%?

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Eat the constitution.
Trump has the lowest average

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approval rating of any president
in the modern era, only one to

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leave office with a lower rating
was kevin space why.

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-- Spacey.
But fortunately trump doesn't

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care about approval and ratings.
This was his official schedule

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again today.
He cares about work, you can see

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he president trump will work
from early in the morning to

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late in the evening, make many
calls and have many meetings,

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that's what they keep putting
up.

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I love that.
I hope they keep putting it out

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after he leaves.
There was a flury at white house

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over the weekend, a number of
characters going in and out,

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including mike lindel, the
founder of my pillow only

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stuffed with human hair, mike's
a former crack addict, there he

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is leaving the house, after mike
that's the mover with the

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president's famous
goldenk.Commode, trump's friend

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the hamburgler stops by for a
vizsla the -- visit and the

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qanon buffalo guy who lives with
his mom.

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Even as his reign comes to an
end trump is still telling

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everyone he won the election.
Bill barr attorney general fell

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out of favor when he flat out
told the president that is bull

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you know what.
President was very unhappen yi

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when he confrionted barr who sad
why would you say such a thing,

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up must hate trump.
He uses the third person, he

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uses trump instead of me, so
when trump goes to prison he can

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make the case he doesn't have
to.

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The recount of monte cysto is
fixated at getting revenge at

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the house who voted against him
on impeachment and new detail

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who's will or won't represent
him in the senate, rudy guiliani

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saying he can't be on the
impeachment defense team because

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he was a witness to the events,
some saying he was part of what

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caused it, rudy claims, when he
told the crowd let's have trial

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by combat before the idiots
stormed the capitol he wasn't

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suggesting violence was just
referencing characters from

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"game of thrones" and of course
the difference is the character

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always pays his debts.
Rudy's next project is

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interesting, he's running king
jafri's reelection campaign so

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rudy is out but lindsey graham
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Rebound he said count me out,
guess he didn't mean it.

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He wrote a letter 2ksh
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I love watching these cowards

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ask for healing after spending
the last four years treating the

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country like it's a rental car
they got full coverage on.

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He said if republicans vet to
con

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convict trump in the senate it
would destroy their party

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because four years ago he said
if we dominate trump we will get

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destroyed and will deserve it.
Now he wants healing.

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When lindsay gets that feeling
he wants national healing.

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Not only was he the first to
skip out on the first president

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in 150 years he is also breaking
norm from another established

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tradition, not going to leave a
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Only letter trump's writes are
to kim jong-un so he will not

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write joe biden a letter but is
leaving him an angry mob and

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unemployment outof control
pandemic and joe biden is set to

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have series of executive ors in
the first ten days to undo some

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of what trump undid as quickly
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This is fascinating.
Each thing trump has done is

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something no other president
ever did.

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>> these are things no other
president would be doing, no

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other president frankly would be
thinking about.

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>> standing up to china like no
other president has ever done.

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>> they say no other president
has done it.

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>> I've done things no other
president would be capable of

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doing.
>> that's one I guarantee no

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other president is doing.
>> no other president press them

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to pay I press them to pay.
>> no other president has done

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anything like that.
>> no other president thought of

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it.
>> no other president said what

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I have done.
>> no other president will ever

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do that.
>> no other president has done

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this zippy.
>> jimmy: Zippy is his imaginary

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friend.
Ha ha.

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Guillermo, do you understand
that no other president that is

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done this?
>> yeah he's crazy.

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He's a douchebag he's the worse
president ever.

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>> jimmy: I was just seeing if
you were awake, that's what pops

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out?
>> yeah I'm listening to you.

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>> jimmy: Thank you guillermo.
Perhaps trump's biggest

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accomplish over the-years he has
done so much crazy stuff we

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forgot how ridiculous his hair
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I was looking at the "new york
times" article, look at this,

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the millionaire and mistress,
blond on top, old and creepy

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underneath.
Too peers he's sometime -- it

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appears he's styling with him
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If you see him for the first
time you might think I didn't

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know cotton candy came in
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The former first lady tweeted a
farewell message and might be

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her be best video yet.
>>  in all circumstances I ask

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every american to be an
ambassador of be best to focus

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on what united use.
>> excuse me.

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I go from winning by a lot to
losing a tight race.

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It's corrupt.
>> jimmy: I knew he'd work his

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way around that twitter ban.
The trump family is an empire on

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decline.
They will not get a eight-figure

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book deal from random house.
Will not be getting a deal with

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netflix to produce content and
there's a whole industry that is

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been built around donald trump,
most of it other nates if

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originates in china but some is
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With trump moving outside
they're making one last push to

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cash in.
>> america's greatest president,

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donald j. Trump  is stepping
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But you can step up to savings
as harry maga hattery where

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everything must go.
It's a full on insurrection.

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Big and little hats.
Maga beanies.

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Sweat bands.
Visors.

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Bucket hats.
Construction helmets.

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Beer helmets.
Durags and yarmukes.

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All of these products exist and
come with the official maga hat

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certificate of authenticatisity
making them collector items.

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>> don't lose those hats they'll
be very valuable some day.

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>> located?
Philadelphia across from four

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seasons total landscaping next
to the other sex shop.

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>> what the hell do you have to
lose.

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>> jimmy: Nothing at all.
You have to admit he sold a lot

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of ads.
Trump unveiled a list of names

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that will be immortalitized in
statue-form in the national

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garden of american heroes, there
are 244 names including george

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washington, muhammad ali, susan
b anthony, betsy ross, babe

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ruth, and whitney houston, like
he googled a list of famous

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people and pasted it on to white
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Most all of these people you
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donald trump but fortunately for
him most of them are dead so he

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didn't have to hear about it.
In addition to celebrities and

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historical figures this garden
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entrepreneurs where there will
be a park in zk  d.C. Where you

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could sit on a bench between
harriet tubman and the sham well

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guy.
Isn't that great.

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Tomorrow trump's expected to
issue about 100 pardons.

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Right now every member of the
manson family is like this.

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You can actually bet on who
trump will pardon, for real, the

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odd's on favorite, lil wayne,
they bonded over hip hop and

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cough syrup.
Pardons are quite the thing to

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put a criminal in charge of.
Like the showman he is, he's

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turned it into a made-for-tv
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>> sometime to play pardon ball.
Good evening I'm white house

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press secretary laura lee and
it's time to let some of the

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president's friends off the
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First up it's the u.N. Ibomber.
Talk about a blast from the

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past.
Next, jared foegele.

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He suffered enough.
Right.

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Carol raskin run for the hills.
R kelly I believe you could fly

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right out the metropolitan
facility and finally, the son

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don jr., sorry eric.
See you back here tomorrow to

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have more clemency in the most
shocking way.

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Good night 1y50 it's abuse of
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We have a good show tonight with
cynthia erivo,

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local natives featuring sharon
van etten and dua lipa.

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♪
>> jimmy: Welcome back.

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Tonight cynthia erivo is with us
and late er, music from local

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natives featuring sharon van
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We have good shows this week
with john oliver allison janney,

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dana bash from cnn and best
coast, please join us for all

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that "rolling stone" just named
our first guest the break out

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pop star, nominated for 6 gram
yis and million instagram

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followers, please welcome dua
lipa, how are you?

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>> I'm good, jimmy, how you
doing.

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>> jimmy: I'm good.
I had a dream you came broke in

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to my house and 1yu78ed jumped
on my bed.

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>> funny that.
>> jimmy: Last time you filled

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in for me as guest host, did you
enjoy doing that.

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>> I had so much fun, I can't
believe you let me do that

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honestly.
It was a blast.

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>> jimmy: I was watching from
home thinking, I hope he never

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comes back, I really do.
Was it easy for you?

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What was the hardest part of the
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>> I guess the hardest part was
the interview, really.

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You know, I got to talk to gwen
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stefani
everything she said, just love,

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love, love it.
Accidentally, I did the funniest

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thing, I don't know if it was
funny, was mortified afterwards

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but I kind of called her
now-fianée, I called blake, I

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was like, so you're spending
time at the farm with your

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husband, blake.
She's like oh, he's not my

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husband but that founds nice.
I felt so awkward about it but

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now they're engaged.
So right, I definitely called

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it.
>> jimmy: Not only you called it

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you may have willed it to
happen.

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It's possible.
You ever hear of the book "the

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secret" where you visualize
something.

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You don't know what's in it but
I heard, if you visualize

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something it happens.
In this case it seems to have

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happened.
It probably was a good tip for

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blake if he was watching.
>> see.

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>> jimmy: Knowing the mistake
was well-received.

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Do you believe you're be invited
to the wedding of gwen and

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blake.
>> we're not that close yet, I'm

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working on it.
>> jimmy: You probably have some

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time.
I have tell you I follow you on

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instagram among the 59 million
who follow you on instagram.

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And you always look fantastic on
instagram.

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And it make ms. He wonderf how
you are posing for this many

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photographs.
We have just a couple days in a

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row here.
There's this photo.

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It's like a professional shot,
right.

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Then there's this photo which
has got to be a professional

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shot and then the outfits an the
posing and all this stuff.

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I have a theory and it's a
strange theory and I'm sure you

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won't admit it even if it's
true, I believe there's two dua

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lipa's and I think your name say
clue to that that we're not

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picking up on and that you have
a twin or clone or some sort of

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a twin or clone or some sort of
alien being because I don't know

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how you can continue to live
your life and pose for this many

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pictures.
>> conspiracy-time, jimmy.

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>> jimmy: Yeah.
>> I wish I had a clone.

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Honestly.
Some days I'm just like, god, if

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only there was someone else to
get up and do this for me today.

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But I just love it.
I love playing dress up.

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I love, just, you don't know,
social media comes quite

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naturally to me.
>> let's take a look at a

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photograph that kicked up some
dust here.

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>> ah.
>> this picture is a great

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picture, very natural.
What was the result of this

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photograph being posted?
>> this is ridiculous.

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So, obviously you can see all of
the emojis above.

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I like finding little random
emojis, I put like a little baby

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bottle, little angel, some
sparkles, random.

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I didn't -- I really didn't
think this through, and I posted

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it and then I look at the
comments and then somebody says

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is she pregnant?
And I look at the picture and I

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look at the comment, I look at
the comment, I look at the

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picture, look at the comment,
I'm like, surely I don't look

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pregnant and then I see people
had been writing stories saying

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that I posted some cryptic
message that I might be

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announcing my pregnancy.
I'm like oh, my god these emojis

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have come to bite me in the ass.
Or the stomach.

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So I just deleted the caption
but wasn't smart enough to take

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it off my twitter 1y50 .
>> jimmy: You are not pregnant?

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>> just to clear it up, I'm not
pregnant.

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>> jimmy: You don't appear to be
pregnant but presuming you do,

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do you think you'll announce it
through emojis.

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>> no because then I'd be the
boy who cried wolf.

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>> jimmy: And you read the
comments on your posts which is

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very interesting to me.
>> yeah, occasionally.

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Not all the time but I do
occasionally.

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>> jimmy: And do you, do you
enjoy looking at them?

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Or does it make you worry?
Or does it make you feel like

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maybe people are a little too
into you?

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>> it depends.
I mean, sometimes it's nice

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stuff and sometimes it's not so
nice stuff.

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So, just, you know, take it with
a pinch of salt.

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>> jimmy: Yeah, it doesn't
bother you much.

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>> no it doesn't bother me too
much you just have to move on,

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you know 1y50 you --
1

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1y50.
>> jimmy: You have a 15-year-old

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brother does he enjoy all this?
>> I think now, jim, my brother,

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he thinks I'm cool.
Sort of.

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But I do remember this one time
I went to pick him up from

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school, a few years ago, I went
into the school playground where

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the kids come out and saw me
from affair and ran up to me and

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said back in the car, please,
because you're going to

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embarrass as me.
I was like you're joking.

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He's like no, please, please,
I'll walk out myself.

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And yeah, that was --
>> jimmy: When you were not much

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older than your brother is now,
you moved back to london on your

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own.
>> yeah.

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>> jimmy: Does that, now does
that seem like a good idea?

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>> well, now when I look at my
little brother I think it's

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insane because I can't imagine
him doing it.

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But I don't know, I was always
very confident.

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I knew I wanted to do music but
I was live where I didn't have

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the opportunities and I needed
to be in london where everything

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was happening.
It just felt like the right

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thing.
Now when I think back I can't

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even begin to remember how I
convinced my parents.

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But yeah.
>> jimmy: Were you unsupervised?

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Living by yourself?
>> not completely by myself, I

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was living with another gal
from kosovo she was studying her

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masters in london and we were
sharing a house together.

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>> jimmy: I see, I see.
Is this someone you keep in

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touch with?
>> no, I don't keep in touch

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with her because -- ah, she
wasn't very nice to me to be

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honest.
>> jimmy: Oh, really?

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>> no she would like go and take
pictures of my messy room and

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send it to my mom.
>> jimmy: Really, are you messy?

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>> I was.
I mean, at 15.

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Definitely.
1y50 right, yeah, because I

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would imagine with all those
outfit changes you do there's a

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lot of laundry and cleaning up
to do.

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Ha ha.
>> oh, my gosh.

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>> jimmy: All right.
We're going to take a break.

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Dua lipa she's 234078 n--
dua lipa is nominated for

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everything under the sun, we'll
be back with dua after this.

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>> jimmy: We are back with dua
lipa, her album "future

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nost
nostalgia" she's nominated for

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many, many grammys let's go
through the list, album of the

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year, record of the year, song
of the year, best pop solo

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performance, best pop vocal
album, best pop duo group

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performance.
Best spicy chicken sandwich

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which I didn't know was on the
list.

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That's pretty good.
>> the spicy chicken sandwich is

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a good one to be nominated for.
>> jimmy: They announce these

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nominations at the end of
November and now they push the

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grammys, they're supposed to be
this month and are now pushed to

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the middle of March, I think, I
mean, that's -- first of all,

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you get nominated and there's so
much time between, also, like

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taylor swift could record like
four more albums between now and

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then.
>> I know it's a lot of time.

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>> jimmy: Did you have something
planned for the grammys?

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At the time after you were
nominated, as far as performance

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goes?
>> well, I mean, I'd love to

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perform for the grammys.
>> jimmy: Yeah.

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>> I guess because everything's
in the air now so I'm not sure

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but I'm really excited about it.
It's just nerve-racking to think

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about it.
Such a massive audience.

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>> I'm always impressed for the
performance for these award

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shows because you have to come
up with a whole new thing for

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each award show.
How much goes into that, and is

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that -- are you thinking of that
stuff, do you have a group of

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people, is it a combination?
How do you come up with these

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ideas?
>> yeah it's a combination.

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I -- I -- it either starts from,
like an outfit idea, I'm like

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how do I create around this, or
it's something to do with the

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album cover or, you know,
everything has some kind of link

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to the song and the music and
the story behind it and I just

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like to create, you know, other
dimensions with it.

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So, yeah, I'm excited.
I'm excited, you know, hopefully

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I will get a chance to do
something special for the

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grammy.
>> jimmy: Are you superstitious,

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would you write a speech without
knowing you will win or not.

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>> I'm quite superstitious.
>> jimmy: You are?

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>> yeah I don't like to jinx
things.

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I like to let things happen as
they go and then see.

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Yeah, just go with the flow.
Because I'm being albanian

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it came with the territory that
I happen to be quite

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superstitious.
>> are the albanian

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people particularly
superstition?

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>> in my family, yeah.
>> jimmy: What's one thing your

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family observes supers
superstitious-wise.

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>> I think generally they're all
a bit silly, but, like, don't

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take the trash out at night.
Don't wash your clothes on a

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Friday.
>> jimmy: Ha ha.

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>> oh, if your nose itches
you're going to get angry so you

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have to touch your bum couple
times so you don't.

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Your left palm is itchy you're
going to make some money.

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Right palm is sixy, you're going
to lose some money.

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So the evil eye doesn't get you,
for a special event, so that the

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evil eye doesn't get you you
have to wear your underwear

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inside out.
>> jimmy: Really?

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>> how about that one.
>> jimmy: Yeah, especially

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uncomfortable if it's a Friday.
>> all kinds of silly stuff.

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>> jimmy: Well so far whatever
you're doing --

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>> that's more funny, silly
stuff.

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>> jimmy: You're saying I
shouldn't worry.

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You know, I did a dna test and
I'm a little bit al b anian and

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happen to be a little bit
superstition.

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>> really what are some of
yours, maybe I'll take them on.

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>> jimmy: Well, they're mostly
sports related.

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The team I'm rooting for is
winning and I'm sitting in a

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certain position I will stay in
that position.

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Bad things happen I will move
out of that position.

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It's ridiculous.
But it works.

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>> I totally, I feel that.
I think I've definitely done

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something quite similar.
>> jimmy: It's very good to see

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you again.
Thanks again for filling in for

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me over the summer, dua lipa,
her album "future nostalgia"

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she's all over instagram.
We'll be right back.

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Thanks dua.
>> thanks 1s jimmy.

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>> jimmy: Take care.
1y50 welcome back.

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>> jimmy: Welcome back.
Music from local natives

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featuring sharon van etten on
the way.

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Next guest is emmy, grammy and
tony award winner an singer and

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private detective and stars
alongside jason bateman on "the

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outstanding" hey cynthia erivo.
>> hi.

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>> jimmy: What's going on behind
you.

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>> it's for every zoom
interview, it's whimsical so I

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stuck with it.
>> jimmy: Where are you right

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now?
>> I'm in l.A., yeah.

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>> jimmy: You're in l.A., you're
from England originally.

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>> london, yeah.
>> jimmy: Do you live here now?

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>> yes, I do, yeah.
>> jimmy: When did you decide

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you were going to move?
It's always interesting to me

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when people leave their home
country.

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>> yeah so moving to the u.S.
Was maybe about five years ago

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because of a project I was
coming to do but moving to l.A.

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Was just under a year ago,
almost immediately after the

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pandemic happened.
>> jimmy: Oh, wow, so you moved

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here and haven't really been out
of the house.

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>> no.
>> jimmy: You have no idea what

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it's like to live in l.A., do
you.

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>> I have no idea.
>> jimmy: No reason really, wow.

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>> you know what, I think it's
good that the sun is out and

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occasionally I get to run and do
my exercise, what not.

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But I'm what you call a little
bit nervous about it all so I'm

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pretty safe.
I don't real leave the house.

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>> jimmy: I see.
>> sunshine is great.

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>> jimmy: You originally moved
to new york, I guess, to be part

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of the world of broadway.
>> yes, yeah.

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>> jimmy: You did "color purple"
which was produced by oprah.

443
00:30:16,315 --> 00:30:18,081
>> yeah.
>> jimmy: Which is exciting.

444
00:30:18,117 --> 00:30:20,050
I assume you're familiar with
her work.

445
00:30:20,085 --> 00:30:23,487
>> I am indeed familiar with her
work, yes.

446
00:30:23,522 --> 00:30:24,955
A little bit.
>> jimmy: What was it like when

447
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you met oprah for the first
time.

448
00:30:27,760 --> 00:30:30,427
I remember mine, it was somewhat
magical.

449
00:30:30,462 --> 00:30:34,698
>> you know what, I would say it
was magical too, we were in the

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middle of a rehearsal for the
show and we were singing the

451
00:30:39,972 --> 00:30:44,641
last song, the title track of
the musical, she walk into the

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room and everyone burst into
tears and for some reason I just

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got this sort of moment of
determination for which I

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refused to stop singing.
I said I will finish this song I

455
00:30:57,156 --> 00:31:04,261
will not fail in front of oprah
winfrey fr-- and I continued th

456
00:31:04,296 --> 00:31:09,266
last high note and she gave me
this hug so I was singing this

457
00:31:09,301 --> 00:31:13,837
high note in her ear as she was
hugging me the first time I met

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00:31:13,873 --> 00:31:15,305
her.
>> did she get mad?

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00:31:15,341 --> 00:31:18,308
>> no I got a good old squeeze
it was wonderful.

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00:31:18,344 --> 00:31:25,015
>> jimmy: What about the first
time you met jason bateman was

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00:31:25,050 --> 00:31:27,784
that equally magical.
>> maybe magical in a very

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00:31:27,820 --> 00:31:30,520
different way.
It was over the phone.

463
00:31:30,556 --> 00:31:35,926
It was -- it was a facetime
call, we were talking basket

464
00:31:35,961 --> 00:31:40,030
project, the first time I was
talking about the project with

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him about "the outsidoutsider"
it was strange because it was

466
00:31:46,338 --> 00:31:50,340
lovely by the end I really
wanted to do the project but

467
00:31:50,376 --> 00:31:52,109
couldn't tell if I got the
project.

468
00:31:52,144 --> 00:31:54,745
We get to the end and he's like
consider it.

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00:31:54,780 --> 00:31:59,283
I was like does that mean I have
the job or I don't, I don't

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00:31:59,318 --> 00:32:01,985
really know.
You go into a spiral.

471
00:32:02,021 --> 00:32:04,588
I ask my manager, should I call
him or text.

472
00:32:04,623 --> 00:32:08,725
He said if I had questions
should I text, and the question

473
00:32:08,761 --> 00:32:11,561
I had was do I have this job.
So she says well if that's the

474
00:32:11,597 --> 00:32:14,231
question you have, text him the
question.

475
00:32:14,266 --> 00:32:17,434
So I did.
And then kind of found out that

476
00:32:17,469 --> 00:32:22,306
I had it but had to wait for
couple days.

477
00:32:22,341 --> 00:32:23,573
>> jimmy: Well it worked out
very well.

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This morning you were nominated
for critic's choice award for

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00:32:29,081 --> 00:32:31,748
your role in the outside er.
>> I was indeed.

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00:32:31,784 --> 00:32:34,584
>> jimmy: The critics are the
only ones who really know

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00:32:34,620 --> 00:32:38,488
anything so that's a good one.
>> that's a good one to get, I

482
00:32:38,524 --> 00:32:40,257
was the last one to find out for
sure.

483
00:32:40,292 --> 00:32:43,060
>> jimmy: Is that right, why
were you the last to find out.

484
00:32:43,095 --> 00:32:47,230
>> I guess it was totally
unexpected so I wasn't even

485
00:32:47,266 --> 00:32:52,536
waiting for it, and I woke up
this morning and had an e-mail

486
00:32:52,571 --> 00:32:57,641
from my mangum
-- manager who said

487
00:32:57,676 --> 00:33:00,110
congratulations.
I was like wonderful.

488
00:33:00,145 --> 00:33:03,347
>> jimmy: Good thing your
manager is clearer than jason

489
00:33:03,382 --> 00:33:04,715
is.
>> she is very clear, yes.

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00:33:04,750 --> 00:33:08,919
>> jimmy: You are tackling,
quite -- I mean, really you're

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00:33:08,954 --> 00:33:11,888
going to play aretha franklin.
>> yeah.

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00:33:11,924 --> 00:33:16,526
>> jimmy: Who is beyond a
legend, obviously, musically, as

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a figure in american history.
>> yeah.

494
00:33:18,330 --> 00:33:22,466
>> jimmy: And you're doing it
for nat geo which I think is

495
00:33:22,501 --> 00:33:26,937
interesting, tell us about that,
what is it that you're doing

496
00:33:26,972 --> 00:33:30,674
exactly?
>> so it's an eight-part mini

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00:33:30,709 --> 00:33:34,711
series about aretha franklin's
life from the 60's through the

498
00:33:34,747 --> 00:33:37,314
'90s and it's everything from
how she created her music to the

499
00:33:37,349 --> 00:33:41,018
life she was living while she
was making all of this music and

500
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who she was really, yeah.
>> jimmy: And the life she was

501
00:33:45,691 --> 00:33:49,459
living was an interesting life.
>> it is, a very interesting

502
00:33:49,495 --> 00:33:51,294
life and she was very private
about a lot of it.

503
00:33:51,330 --> 00:33:55,632
You're sort of relying on not
just her music, what she said

504
00:33:55,667 --> 00:34:00,404
but like interviews and
pictures, and you put all of the

505
00:34:00,439 --> 00:34:04,307
pieces together.
She's fascinating and brilliant

506
00:34:04,343 --> 00:34:05,475
1
.

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00:34:05,511 --> 00:34:07,511
>> jimmy: Yeah.
>> and she went through a lot

508
00:34:07,546 --> 00:34:12,315
and made great music through it.
>> jimmy: And through the '90s

509
00:34:12,351 --> 00:34:16,353
who is zooming who, in that era.
>> yeah.

510
00:34:16,388 --> 00:34:22,492
>> you do regiona fra --
>> jimmy: You do the singing?

511
00:34:22,528 --> 00:34:24,828
>> I do.
>> jimmy: That's something else.

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00:34:24,863 --> 00:34:29,566
Nobody sang better than aretha.
That's got to be intimidating, I

513
00:34:29,601 --> 00:34:30,834
would think.
>> yeah, yeah, yeah.

514
00:34:30,869 --> 00:34:34,938
It take as you lot of practice.
Definitely a couple songs I was

515
00:34:34,973 --> 00:34:39,042
like I don't know if I could do
this but you put the work in and

516
00:34:39,078 --> 00:34:42,312
put confidence in yourself and
go for it.

517
00:34:42,347 --> 00:34:44,381
Yeah.
I've had amazing help.

518
00:34:44,416 --> 00:34:47,217
My vocal coach was wonderful and
I love her music since I was a

519
00:34:47,252 --> 00:34:52,489
young girl so I'm lucky about
knowing the music.

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00:34:52,524 --> 00:34:55,992
>> jimmy: And you sang in
oprah's ear so nothing can top

521
00:34:56,028 --> 00:34:57,227
that.
>> I mean, yeah.

522
00:34:57,262 --> 00:35:05,202
>> jimmy: What's the toughest
aretha franklin song to tackle?

523
00:35:05,237 --> 00:35:10,874
>> so "ain't no way" is tough
for most of us, but I love it so

524
00:35:10,909 --> 00:35:14,444
I sing it anyway.
But the toughest song I had to

525
00:35:14,480 --> 00:35:19,983
sing is called "never grow old"
it has no time signature and

526
00:35:20,018 --> 00:35:22,285
she's leading the piano.
>> jimmy: Wow.

527
00:35:22,321 --> 00:35:25,255
>> so I had to learn by
listening, that's the only way

528
00:35:25,290 --> 00:35:28,158
you can.
You can't rely on the

529
00:35:28,193 --> 00:35:31,061
instrumental or anything you
have to rely on what she's

530
00:35:31,096 --> 00:35:32,262
doing.
That was tough.

531
00:35:32,297 --> 00:35:36,366
>> jimmy: So she plays the piano
do you play the piano.

532
00:35:36,401 --> 00:35:40,070
>> I do not.
I had to learn a little bit for

533
00:35:40,105 --> 00:35:42,372
it.
>> jimmy: I was going to ask the

534
00:35:42,407 --> 00:35:46,009
nails would make it difficult to
play the piano, if anybody

535
00:35:46,044 --> 00:35:52,516
could, it would be you.
You're really unbelievable

536
00:35:52,551 --> 00:35:55,519
talented thank you for being
part of the show.

537
00:35:55,554 --> 00:36:02,125
>> thanks so much.
>> jimmy: Cynthia erivo,

538
00:36:02,161 --> 00:36:03,927
everybody, back with local
natives featuring sharon van

539
00:36:03,962 --> 00:36:07,831
etten.
Stick around.

540
00:36:07,866 --> 00:36:11,768
>> announcer: Jimmy kimmel
concert series presented by

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00:36:12,938 --> 00:36:15,372
live" concert series is
presented by mercedes-benz, the

542
00:36:15,407 --> 00:36:18,875
best or nothing.
>> all right I want to thank dua

543
00:36:18,911 --> 00:36:23,413
lipa and cynthia erivo,
apologies to matt damon, night

544
00:36:23,448 --> 00:36:30,887
line is next, first, their ep is
called "sour lemon" local

545
00:36:30,923 --> 00:36:33,223
natives featuring sharon van
etten.

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00:36:33,258 --> 00:36:45,435
♪
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sour ♪
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00:36:48,674 --> 00:36:56,246
lemon eyes ♪
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00:36:56,281 --> 00:36:56,846
starring ♪
♪ down the daylight

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00:36:56,882 --> 00:37:03,186
♪
an the l.A. River ♪

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00:37:03,222 --> 00:37:06,923
♪ makes you laugh
♪

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00:37:06,959 --> 00:37:10,026
you say ♪
♪ why's a gutter got a name like

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00:37:10,062 --> 00:37:18,134
that ♪
♪

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you're towelin' up your wet hair
♪

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♪ I hear your coffee grind
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the credits rolling on last
night's late night ♪

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♪
we're always somewhere between ♪

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♪
leaving and arrived ♪

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♪
I just wanna be here ♪

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♪ at the same time
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♪
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slouching ♪
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when you walk ♪
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just like ♪
♪

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hillhurst palms ♪
♪

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a penny ♪
♪ and a lotto ticket

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♪
to scratch ♪

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♪
you win snuff to keep you coming

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back ♪
♪

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you win enough to keep you
coming back ♪

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♪
a cross above

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the freeway ♪
♪

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holy neon light ♪
♪

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everybody crawling for their
lives ♪

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♪
you're watching your reflection

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♪
♪ the tv turned off

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♪
how long you gonna pay more than

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it costs ♪
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♪
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♪
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♪
ohhh ♪

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♪
lemon eyes ♪

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♪ trying to let the light in
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>> ohh ♪
♪

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lemon eyes ♪
♪

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all our streets are violet ♪
♪

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sour lemon eyes ♪
♪

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trying to let the light in ♪
♪

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lemon eyes ♪
♪ all our streets are violet

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♪
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♪
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