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There is no one I am more terrified to00:00:01
welcome to this show than our first00:00:03
guest. He, in my opinion, is the best00:00:05
ever to do this job, and he is still00:00:07
doing it in longer form. Season six of00:00:09
my next guest needs no introduction.00:00:11
Premieres one week from tonight on00:00:13
Netflix. Please welcome David Letterman.00:00:17
[music]00:00:21
[applause]00:00:25
[music]00:00:32
>> [music]00:00:39
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>> Okay.00:00:46
OKAY. [cheering]00:00:47
[applause]00:00:49
Thank you. [cheering] Very nice. I wish00:00:53
I I love you too, sir. [laughter] I wish00:00:56
I could get that in my own house. By the00:00:58
way, if I get another show, you and me,00:01:01
you understand? >> Okay, deal. Yeah. All right. I We'll00:01:04
talk about that. >> We've been, you know, our relationship00:01:06
has been a little rocky lately, so I00:01:07
might let you have them.00:01:08
>> Yeah.00:01:09
>> What happened a little rocky? Now,00:01:10
listen. Uh, I want to thank you for00:01:13
giving me yet another opportunity to00:01:15
entertain America. [laughter]00:01:18
>> I'll do my best. [applause]00:01:20
>> I want to thank you for entertaining00:01:22
America here. It's00:01:24
>> uh You know that I love you. I LOVE THIS00:01:26
MAN.00:01:29
>> [cheering]00:01:30
[applause]00:01:31
>> I LOVE HIM MORE THAN CHINESE FOOD.00:01:33
That's right. I I [laughter] love him00:01:35
more than Valet Parking. I I love him00:01:38
more than that Cars for Kids song. I00:01:41
just00:01:42
>> Wow, that's really good. That's a great00:01:43
song.00:01:44
>> Yeah. Yeah. Um people are aware of the00:01:47
fact that you are the leader of the00:01:50
resistance.00:01:52
[cheering]00:01:56
I AM the uh [applause]00:01:58
I [cheering] am the totally ineffective00:02:00
leader of the resistance.00:02:01
>> By the way, will this be televised00:02:03
tonight? I can never keep track with you00:02:05
getting yanked off. Well,00:02:08
>> sorry.00:02:10
>> Hold on. Wake up over there for God's00:02:11
sake. Dave's here.00:02:13
>> Anton would have hit that with no00:02:15
problem.00:02:17
>> Thank you very much. Um, and and00:02:20
speaking of leaders, let me just say one00:02:21
thing here. I'm going to I'm going to00:02:23
suck up to you because I feel like if I00:02:25
kind of tag along with you, I'll be00:02:27
glorified in retrospect. My own, you00:02:29
know, [laughter] it's kind of like you00:02:31
you just sit there. Um if if if the uh00:02:34
now this is irrespective of party or00:02:38
political ideology, irrespective party00:02:41
or political ideology. If the leader of00:02:43
the free world is a fool, the leader of00:02:47
the free world then should expect and00:02:50
examine every bit of ridicule he00:02:53
receives. [cheering]00:02:56
>> [applause]00:02:58
>> irrespective.00:03:00
I see. You see how that makes me look00:03:01
good now, too.00:03:02
>> It does make you look good. [laughter]00:03:03
>> Thank you very much.00:03:04
>> Well, if I've done anything right, I00:03:06
definitely learned it from you. And I00:03:07
want you to know I mean that.00:03:08
>> Thank you very much. Did you just get a00:03:10
new contract?00:03:11
>> I did get a new contract. YEAH.00:03:13
[cheering]00:03:16
>> That one. [applause]00:03:17
[cheering]00:03:19
>> Good for you.00:03:21
>> Another year is twisting those folks at00:03:23
Disney. Good for you again. Good for00:03:26
you. Yes.00:03:27
>> Do you feel like you are more even00:03:30
though you've been off for what? You've00:03:31
been off the Late Show a little over 1000:03:32
years. >> Oh my god. It's Yes, it's been 10 years.00:03:34
It went by like a rocket. And yes, it's00:03:36
crazy. And here's what happens to me00:03:39
now. I People used to know who I am. Uh00:03:42
and and now, you know, I have to wear a00:03:44
name tag to get anything going.00:03:46
[laughter]00:03:47
So, uh I was walking across town just00:03:49
the other day going somewhere. Maybe the00:03:51
farmers market. I don't know where I was00:03:53
[laughter] going. And and a guy and a00:03:55
guy comes up to me and he says, "Uh,00:03:57
excuse me. Are you who I think you are?"00:04:00
And and now I'm I'm all loaded up. And I00:04:02
I respond, "Well, you know, that depends00:04:04
on who you think I00:04:07
always gets a big laugh."00:04:11
Uh, and I said, "Who do you think I am?"00:04:13
And he said, "Dick van Djk." And I said,00:04:14
"No.00:04:17
What is [cheering] No. What is00:04:19
[applause]00:04:21
Because when I was your age, people my00:04:24
age and younger would come up to me and00:04:26
say, "Oh, we watch this show every00:04:27
night. We love it." And then when I00:04:29
left, "Oh, we miss you." And then it00:04:31
would be, "Oh, my mother watches you now00:04:33
every night." She and she really misses00:04:35
you now that you're gone. And and and00:04:38
here lately it's, you know what, I'd00:04:40
like a picture of you to show to my00:04:41
grandfather because00:04:44
and his father also.00:04:47
We used to watch it together in the00:04:49
hospital before, you know, and just like00:04:51
that. So, [laughter]00:04:53
>> you know, I started watching your show00:04:55
with my grandfather when I was just a00:04:57
teenager. >> Is that right?00:04:58
>> Yeah. He was very He loved you. He loved00:05:00
you very much. Yeah. Very funny guy.00:05:01
Yeah.00:05:02
>> Glad to hear that.00:05:03
>> Yeah. You um when you are in Los00:05:05
Angeles, which I know you're not here a00:05:07
ton, what are there things that you like00:05:09
to do or00:05:10
>> Not here a ton. That's not the exact00:05:11
measurement, but no, I'm not not here00:05:13
often. Not here frequently. You're00:05:15
right. Not here a pound.00:05:16
>> You know what? Can we start over?00:05:17
[laughter]00:05:21
>> I know you're not here much,00:05:23
>> but00:05:24
>> beginning to feel like a ton. [laughter]00:05:27
>> You have put on a lot of weight.00:05:28
>> Thank you very much.00:05:30
>> I thought you were going to bring me a00:05:31
sack of toys when you came out here.00:05:34
[applause]00:05:36
>> There you go.00:05:40
UH, so but you you I know what you're00:05:42
hitting up here about the uh I00:05:44
discovered this a couple of years ago00:05:46
and and uh say what you will about00:05:48
autonomous cars and I know you have.00:05:50
>> Oh, I have.00:05:52
>> I used to think that that was00:05:53
preposterous. I used to think where do00:05:54
we live? Neptune. We got self-driving00:05:56
cars. [laughter]00:05:58
>> So here's what happened to me not so00:06:00
very long ago. I'm driving from the00:06:01
airport and suddenly I I see these white00:06:05
cars and they got gyroscopes on on top00:06:08
of them and and behind and they've got00:06:11
glowing light and they seem more00:06:13
hovering than driving. Do these cars and00:06:16
I realize these are Whimo.00:06:22
>> That's right. [laughter]00:06:27
to take that back if I could. [laughter]00:06:33
>> I don't know what happened. You know, I00:06:34
don't work blue.00:06:35
>> No, you don't.00:06:36
>> Oh, for God's sake.00:06:37
>> I love when you do. I really do.00:06:38
>> It must be the dry heat. I don't know00:06:40
what's going on.00:06:42
>> So, now uh the Whimo cars are swarming00:06:44
me like a pod of dolphins. [laughter]00:06:47
They're they're they're everywhere. And00:06:49
I think, relax, Whimo knows what it's00:06:52
doing. It it's taking me to my00:06:54
destination. I'm being led by this swarm00:06:56
of Whimos to my destination. It turned00:06:59
out that wasn't true.00:07:00
>> No. No.00:07:02
>> So now uh I'm thrilled because I started00:07:04
out hating the idea of autonomous cars.00:07:06
Now I'm thrilled by the idea of00:07:08
autonomous cars. So I pull up next to00:07:10
Whimo. I put down my window and I'm00:07:12
looking right in there at nobody. And00:07:14
and I believe that this was an00:07:16
expression of joy expressed in00:07:19
vulgarity. And I just as I leaned out00:07:21
and as loud as I could I SAID, "HEY, YOU00:07:23
WHIMO.00:07:25
[applause and cheering]00:07:31
>> Thank you. Thank you very much."00:07:35
>> Didn't you say the same thing?00:07:36
>> Happened to me.00:07:37
>> Didn't you say that to when it came out?00:07:39
I recall. [laughter]00:07:41
>> Oh, I love to a ton.00:07:45
>> Um,00:07:47
[applause] there's one over here laughing. Oh, you00:07:50
get really enjoying yourself. [laughter]00:07:52
>> Give me your socials.00:07:56
>> But but now that So tonight, right after00:07:59
the show, come with me. Uh Whimo and I,00:08:01
we're going to go get a Christmas tree,00:08:02
put it on the roof, and drive around LA.00:08:05
>> That's a great idea.00:08:06
>> Yeah. And then tomorrow, Whimo and I are00:08:08
riding to New York City. Oh,00:08:10
>> you're going to take it all the way.00:08:11
>> Take it all the way to New York City.00:08:12
>> Can you do that?00:08:13
>> Yes, you can.00:08:14
>> You can.00:08:15
>> Which will raise awareness for00:08:16
autonomous vehicles. [laughter]00:08:19
Well, it's certainly a very worthy00:08:20
cause. Do you ever now when you're uh at00:08:24
home um in your uh palatial estate00:08:26
watching television think, "Oh man, I00:08:29
wish I was on tonight to talk about00:08:31
something that's going on in00:08:32
>> Boy, uh you would think, but no, I'm so00:08:35
glad to be out from under this mess00:08:38
because people like you and people by00:08:40
like Stephen and people like Seth do00:08:42
such a masterful job of this defending00:08:45
uh democracy. [cheering]00:08:49
>> [applause]00:08:51
>> and00:08:55
about all I'm capable of of showing up00:08:57
every now and then and saying you that's00:09:00
that's [cheering] by the way that's00:09:02
about all I got and but I I I think00:09:05
thank God for you, thank God for others,00:09:08
SNL and everybody else. It's just uh I00:09:11
think it's the way things need to be in00:09:12
a democracy that's seemingly this00:09:14
crippled. Well, I would prefer you00:09:15
limited it to me, but I appreciate00:09:17
those.00:09:19
[laughter] >> Well, you you know,00:09:20
>> you did forget John Stewart, The Daily00:09:22
Show. I mean, there are many others that00:09:24
we can include here, but u Yeah.00:09:26
[applause]00:09:28
>> Are you Does that mean I have to leave00:09:30
now, Jimmy?00:09:31
>> No. Are you still cutting your own hair?00:09:34
[laughter]00:09:37
>> Don't start, son. [laughter]00:09:40
Uh I do, you know, I understand. And uh00:09:43
I do what I can. I thought I looked not00:09:45
so bad tonight.00:09:46
>> You look pretty good. Yeah. Yeah. Thank00:09:47
you. You [cheering]00:09:49
>> are you [applause]00:09:51
>> the last I think about a year around a00:09:53
year ago at this time you were serving00:09:56
jury duty. Is that correct?00:09:57
>> Oh my god. Jury duty. I want to tell you00:09:59
something. Jury duty is duty is a00:10:01
wonderful thing. Have you ever been on00:10:02
jury duty?00:10:03
>> No. I try to avoid it as best I can.00:10:05
>> See that's a mistake. And by the way, if00:10:07
they catch up with you, you're going to00:10:08
prison. I know. I know.00:10:10
>> You you you can't screw around with00:10:11
this, Jimmy. I would have thought you00:10:13
would know better.00:10:14
>> I have a strategy. I I agree to do it at00:10:16
Christmas time and they cancel all the00:10:18
cases at that time. Every time. It works00:10:21
well for me.00:10:25
[laughter]00:10:26
Remember when I called him the leader of00:10:28
the resistance?00:10:30
You remember that? [applause]00:10:32
Well, I don't know.00:10:36
So, I get this notice. you got to come00:10:37
to a jury duty. Now, listen to this.00:10:39
This is major league jury duty. This is00:10:41
the Southern District of New York. It is00:10:44
a federal jury. This is big- time stuff.00:10:46
And they they pick guys like me00:10:48
purposefully because it is big- time00:10:49
stuff because they know I demand00:10:51
justice. [laughter]00:10:57
>> They know that, huh? [laughter]00:10:58
>> By looking at me.00:11:00
>> So, you go down there and they go to00:11:02
what you put you through a voadier. Do00:11:04
you know what that means? A vadier.00:11:05
That's where you the jurors, it's a it's00:11:07
like this audience. We would all be00:11:09
selected for jury duty. We go in for the00:11:11
wadir and that's where you get to meet00:11:13
the prosecutors and the defenders and00:11:15
the defendants that themselves. And so I00:11:17
I sat for uh three cases and then one00:11:21
case and you're there very very early.00:11:24
So I'm there one morning trying to to00:11:26
doze. I'm like this. And I I hear uh00:11:29
someone say wakey wakey.00:11:32
And I thought, well, that ought to be00:11:34
illegal right there.00:11:37
So now I'm released from jury duty. That00:11:39
one that one case, they say, "We don't00:11:40
need you, Mr. Show business. We don't we00:11:43
don't want you in here." Uh, so I leave.00:11:46
But here's what they don't tell you.00:11:47
They take your they take your cell phone00:11:49
and they take your keys and anything00:11:51
else that could be trouble in inside the00:11:53
the juror uh the jury box.00:11:55
>> So now I'm outside. It's 9 in the00:11:56
morning. There's nobody around that I00:11:58
know. My my friends who dropped me off00:12:00
there at jury duty, they're all gone. I00:12:02
got no cell phone. I don't know what I'm00:12:03
doing. I'm a lost man. Um, and and I see00:12:06
a a woman uh like on the other corner00:12:09
and I say, "Excuse me, could I use your00:12:11
cell phone?" Now, you know that doesn't00:12:12
work. That would get you arrested,00:12:14
right? >> Yeah. It's weird. It's really weird.00:12:16
>> The woman was kind enough to let me use00:12:18
her cell phone. So, I call around people00:12:20
I know. I I don't I don't have car keys.00:12:22
I don't have house keys. I have I have00:12:24
nothing. What am I going to do? Nobody's00:12:25
home. Everybody is out doing because00:12:27
they don't expect me till noon or later.00:12:29
Noon, you get a break.00:12:31
Uh even uh justice needs a lunch. So So00:12:36
now I'm screwed. I'm in the southern I'm00:12:38
over there in the legal area of the of00:12:40
the city and I see a cab and uh it's got00:12:45
the light out which means passengers in00:12:48
the cab and I think well hell I'm Dave00:12:50
Letterman.00:12:52
So they stop at an intersection and I00:12:54
say I know you got people in the back hi00:12:57
but uh I used to be on TV. Can I have a00:12:59
ride in your cab? So, the cab driver00:13:02
talks it over with the passengers and00:13:04
the passengers, [laughter] for reasons00:13:07
unbeknownst to me, say, "Sure, let him00:13:08
in." So, now it's two people, turns out,00:13:11
from Atlanta, and and me and the cab00:13:13
driver, and we're going along and I'm00:13:15
getting to know the people in the back00:13:16
and we're chatting and everything's00:13:17
fine. The daughter's getting married and00:13:19
they couldn't be happier and they've00:13:20
been out shopping and this and that. We00:13:22
get to where they're staying and I said,00:13:24
"I I'll take care of the the cab fair."00:13:27
So they help them with their baggage and00:13:29
say goodbye to them. And the driver says00:13:30
that'll be 120 bucks. Oh.00:13:33
>> And I said, "What happened?" He said,00:13:34
"Well, they came in from JFK, so that's00:13:37
I thought they were just, you know,00:13:38
shopping." [laughter]00:13:40
And he said, "Plus, you're fair." So,00:13:42
okay. So, I peel off. I give them the00:13:44
money. So, now he takes me to my house.00:13:46
Now, listen to this. You think the story00:13:48
is dull now?00:13:51
[laughter]00:13:54
I get to my apartment. Guess what? Show00:13:57
business. Uh Jason Baitman is doing that00:14:00
Bunny Black Rabbit show.00:14:02
>> Oh yeah. >> Yeah. In the bar on the corner where I00:14:04
live. Jason Baitman. Yes. And so I can't00:14:07
get in because I got no keys. I got no00:14:09
cell phone. I have nothing.00:14:10
>> So I started talking to the crew and I00:14:12
said, "I want to be in this movie."00:14:14
[laughter]00:14:15
And they said, "Well, no, we're on a00:14:17
schedule." I said, "You're looking at a00:14:18
guy who has nothing to do. I Today was00:14:21
going to be jury duty. Let me please00:14:23
just let me." So now out comes Jason B.00:14:25
[laughter] and we get to start talking and we're00:14:28
reminiscing like old buddies and I said,00:14:29
"Jason, can you just put me in the dang00:14:31
movie?" And and he says, "Okay." So, uh,00:14:34
I don't know if you've seen the Did you00:14:35
see The Black Rabbit?00:14:37
[applause]00:14:39
>> Thank you. [laughter]00:14:42
So, there we're in the bar shooting the00:14:44
last scene of the the last show of the00:14:46
Black Rabbit. And here's what the scene00:14:47
is. You've seen it, right?00:14:48
>> I have. Yeah.00:14:49
>> Okay. So, Jason Baitman walks into the00:14:51
crowded bar and he says, "Uh, listen up00:14:53
everybody. I got some bad bad news. The00:14:56
the black rabbit is missing.00:14:59
And so uh then I say they cut to me and00:15:01
I say I'll go check his pen. [laughter]00:15:07
[applause]00:15:08
>> David Letterman is with us.00:15:11
>> We'll be right back.00:15:12
>> Oh00:15:16
god, that feels good. Dave, you know the00:15:18
last time I swung a bat, I hit a gapper00:15:22
in the celebrity Hollywood stars night00:15:25
for an inside the park home run past the00:15:27
sprinting Lou Farerigno. Full blast. And00:15:30
he's got to get the thighs around one00:15:31
another. So I I made it around.00:15:33
>> Let's see your Lou Farerigno again.00:15:36
>> Very nice. [laughter] And I thought the00:15:39
day couldn't get better. That is David00:15:41
Letterly with his guest Jason Baitman on00:15:44
season 6 of My Next Guest Needs No00:15:46
Introduction. Uh premieres December 16th00:15:50
on Netflix. What's your scouting report00:15:52
on Baitman? He was he was surprisingly00:15:54
really good. I mean he made excellent00:15:55
contact and it cleared the infield. So00:15:58
he looked pretty good. Okay.00:15:59
>> Yeah. And and some of the balls as we00:16:00
were leaving the stadium had actually00:16:02
rolled to the warning track.00:16:03
>> He is really a very big He spent more00:16:06
time at Dodger Stadium than Tommy Lorta.00:16:08
>> He's a huge fan. Yeah. Tommy Lorta. Oh00:16:09
my god, those days were go. Well, how00:16:11
about now? You can't get better golden00:16:13
days for the Dodgers than now. For00:16:14
heaven's sake. Yeah, that is [cheering]00:16:16
true. [applause]00:16:17
>> The um you have um you have three shows00:16:21
in this new season. You had a special00:16:22
with Adam Sandler and I noticed00:16:25
something when I was watching the Adam00:16:27
Sandler episode and it's that you and I00:16:29
have something in common and that is we00:16:31
are both very bad huggers.00:16:34
You hugged Adam Sandler in a way that00:16:37
you would hug somebody that you knew had00:16:38
a contagious disease.00:16:40
>> Right. Right. It has nothing to do with00:16:42
that. I I don't worry about diseases. In00:16:44
fact, I would welcome them.00:16:46
>> Yeah.00:16:47
That's probably not what you want to00:16:49
say, [laughter] is it? No, I don't. I00:16:50
didn't mean that exactly.00:16:52
>> By the way, getting back, here's what I00:16:54
learned about jury duty.00:16:55
>> Oh, yeah.00:16:57
>> [applause]00:16:58
>> During that voadier process when you get00:17:01
to actually look at the defendant.00:17:04
>> Uhhuh. >> Uh that's when you can decide. And00:17:07
here's what I noticed. They all looked00:17:10
guilty. [laughter]00:17:13
>> Following up on each of the cases, they00:17:15
were guilty.00:17:17
>> Really?00:17:18
>> They could have used you. [applause]00:17:20
>> And you demand.00:17:22
>> I didn't go to law school, but I'm just00:17:24
saying something to keep in mind. If00:17:25
they look guilty, they probably are00:17:28
guilty. I just pass that along to you00:17:30
folks.00:17:31
>> Your your other guests this season are00:17:33
>> You should be on that show.00:17:34
>> On what show?00:17:35
>> The my next guest.00:17:36
>> Oh, I would love to be on this show.00:17:37
[cheering]00:17:39
[applause]00:17:42
>> I tell you, uh, what I love about that00:17:45
show is you get to spend time and Adam00:17:46
Sandler and I have known one another as00:17:48
long as I think you and I have known00:17:50
each other. Yeah. And it was great fun00:17:52
to just spend time in a context that's a00:17:54
bit different than we have spent.00:17:56
>> Would it hurt my chances of being on the00:17:58
show if I told you that I sometimes lay00:18:00
awake at night wondering why you haven't00:18:02
asked me to be on the show?00:18:05
>> Would it bother you that that was00:18:07
Netflix's decision?00:18:08
>> Oh, less much less much much [laughter]00:18:12
less.00:18:14
>> You did.00:18:15
>> But Adam Sandler, he's a lovable man.00:18:18
And and of the people that have come00:18:19
through that machine of Saturday Night00:18:21
Live and established such a great00:18:24
community of comedy. He is second to no00:18:27
one.00:18:28
>> That's why I'm saying give the man a00:18:29
decent hug sometime.00:18:30
>> Well, now what do you say? What are you00:18:32
suggesting? Well, let's hug. Come on.00:18:34
>> Okay. All right. I00:18:35
[applause and cheering]00:18:40
do. I need to take off my shirt.00:18:42
[cheering] My shirt or just the just the00:18:45
jacket?00:18:46
[screaming]00:18:47
[cheering] You got to have the thing.00:18:49
All right, son.00:18:51
>> This is where your talk show hosting00:18:53
experience really comes in handy.00:18:55
>> I'm I'm a little rusty. What happened?00:18:57
>> So, see now I would typically00:19:03
This is more of an embrace.00:19:05
Okay. Get get away from Get away from00:19:07
me.00:19:09
>> Wow. You've really changed, Dave. I00:19:11
mean, I remember a time when no one was00:19:12
allowed to touch you at all. [laughter]00:19:16
you are um I know you are a long time00:19:19
fan. >> I actually enjoyed that.00:19:22
[applause]00:19:24
>> One of your guests on the season this00:19:26
season, Mr. Beast. He's a guy Mr. Beast00:19:29
following. By the way, Jimmy knows more00:19:33
pleasant, nice show business people than00:19:35
there are in this audience. And and by00:19:37
the way, there's nothing wrong with you00:19:38
folks either.00:19:40
>> You have Jimmy or Mr. Beast Jimmy?00:19:42
>> Jimmy.00:19:43
>> Okay. >> Yes. and and and I must say I find it a00:19:46
little intimidating because because I00:19:48
would like to be a good close friend of00:19:49
yours and I just don't know that I would00:19:51
measure up to the posi, the corral, the00:19:54
squad, the team.00:19:56
>> After that hug, we could probably go on00:19:58
a camping trip together.00:20:01
[applause]00:20:06
>> Michael B. Jordan is one of your guests00:20:08
on the show as you know.00:20:09
>> This this guy and I got to hug this guy,00:20:11
too. And he uh you00:20:13
>> he's built. Yeah, he is a strong person.00:20:16
>> No, he Yes, he uh is I I hugged him u00:20:20
and it was like hugging a statue. Honest00:20:23
to God, he was so uh what's what are00:20:27
statues made of?00:20:28
>> Uh a lot of different things. Marble00:20:31
He's like sculpted marble. And I and I00:20:33
say that as a person [laughter]00:20:36
>> who has hugged my share of statues.00:20:39
[laughter]00:20:41
Sometimes you just get the mouth going00:20:43
and it doesn't make any difference what00:20:45
comes out. You just keep talking.00:20:47
>> You quit smoking cigars a long time ago.00:20:49
How long ago?00:20:50
>> This is a great story. You got time?00:20:52
>> Yeah.00:20:54
>> When I used to smoke them and I was smok00:20:56
I had a problem. I was smoking like 1000:20:57
or 12 a day because I loved them and I00:21:00
was addicted and I couldn't stop. And00:21:02
then uh I had my wife and I had our our00:21:04
son Harry and my wife said uh you're not00:21:07
going near the infant uh if you're00:21:10
smoking cigars.00:21:12
>> So I thought about it for a month or two00:21:13
[laughter]00:21:17
and so and so I quit. So he's 22 now. I00:21:20
haven't had a cigar in 22 years and00:21:22
don't miss them but loved every moment00:21:24
of that pleasure uh when it uh Yeah.00:21:26
>> You didn't think about going back?00:21:28
>> No. So now we're in London to see uh00:21:30
Michael B. Jordan and put your jacket00:21:32
on.00:21:33
>> Okay. All right. I'll put my jacket on.00:21:34
Yes.00:21:36
>> You entertain them. I'll get my jacket00:21:37
[laughter] back.00:21:39
>> Nothing more entertaining than watching00:21:41
you dress.00:21:43
[cheering]00:21:47
[applause] >> Usually I have people to do this for me.00:21:49
>> I understand. Yeah.00:21:50
>> It's the first time I put my jacket on00:21:52
by myself. It's so much fun.00:21:54
>> Yeah. [laughter]00:21:55
>> All right. Uh so anyway, uh we we go00:21:57
into a cigar store in London that I go00:21:59
in frequently when I'm in London. Uh and00:22:02
I I don't smoke. I go in and I will ask00:22:05
one of the people working there to smoke00:22:07
one for me. Um00:22:10
and it's it's great and it's safe and00:22:12
because you get the the aromatic00:22:14
experience and you get all of the00:22:15
ceremonial fun of lighting a cigar and00:22:18
smoking it. So this time uh they give me00:22:21
a cigar and I want somebody to smoke it.00:22:22
I'm looking at it and I'm thinking, hm,00:22:24
I don't know. It's been 22 years. And00:22:26
the guy says, "Well, you know, uh, if00:22:28
you smoke that cigar, we have a little00:22:30
something in the basement that maybe00:22:32
would be of interest to you." Well, of00:22:34
course, I I want to find out what's in00:22:36
the basement. Don't we all?00:22:39
And uh, so I light it up and it's it's00:22:42
immediately 22 years ago and it was like00:22:45
a twoe vacation. It was delightful. And00:22:49
I know that's not what the surgeon00:22:50
general tells you. It was delightful. So00:22:53
he says, "Now, if you'd like to go00:22:55
downstairs, we have the chair that00:22:57
Winston Churchill used to come into the00:23:00
store and sit in and smoke a cigar." And00:23:03
yeah, and u right there with being on00:23:06
your show, that is one of the delights.00:23:07
[laughter]00:23:09
[applause]00:23:13
[applause]00:23:14
>> So I I sat there and I smoked that thing00:23:18
and I'm telling you, it was I'm still00:23:19
talking about it.00:23:20
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah,00:23:21
>> it was lovely. Yeah, very nice00:23:23
experience. But I haven't had a cigar00:23:24
since because you you should you don't00:23:26
>> live a little, you know, maybe once a00:23:28
year you light up a cigar. Maybe00:23:29
Christmas.00:23:30
>> Do you do you smoke cigars?00:23:31
>> You know what? You want to know00:23:32
something? And you're going to think00:23:33
this is crazy. When I was about 15, I00:23:36
saw you smoking a cigar and I started00:23:38
smoking cigars.00:23:39
>> There you go.00:23:41
>> Job well done, America. David Letterman.00:23:44
Everyone, season five of My Next Guest00:23:46
Needs [cheering] No Introduction,00:23:48
premieres December 16th on Netflix.00:23:50
We'll be back with Regina Hall.Description:
Dave talks about people not recognizing him anymore, discovering Waymo cars, life after late-night, serving jury duty, finding himself on the set of Black Rabbit with Jason Bateman, season six of “My Next Guest Needs No Introduction” on Netflix, filming with Adam Sandler and Michael B. Jordan, and smoking a cigar for the first time in 22 years. SUBSCRIBE to get the latest #Kimmel: https://www.youtube.com/user/jimmykimmellive?sub_confirmation=1 Follow Jimmy Kimmel on Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Follow Jimmy Kimmel Live on Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Follow Jimmy Kimmel Live on TikTok: https://bit.ly/JKLTikTok Like Jimmy Kimmel on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Like Jimmy Kimmel Live on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Visit the Jimmy Kimmel Live Website : https://abc.com/show/9bfe2f4f-41ad-4492-a6dd-0b67db180543 About Jimmy Kimmel Live: Jimmy Kimmel serves as host and executive producer of Emmy® nominated “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” ABC’s late-night talk show. “Jimmy Kimmel Live” is well known for its viral video successes, with over 16 billion views and more than 19 million subscribers on the show’s YouTube channel. Some of Kimmel’s most popular comedy bits include Celebrities Read Mean Tweets, Lie Witness News, Halloween Candy YouTube Challenge, Jimmy and Cousin Sal pranking Aunt Chippy and music stars like Rihanna and Dua Lipa surprising Jimmy in the middle of the night.
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