-♪♪ Look into the box ♪♪
♪♪ It's the suggestion box ♪♪
-Here we go. Thank you for these suggestions.
Here, this first one is from Michelle Herman.
"Hi, Jimmy. I've been reading about how President Trump
is planning on meeting with Kim Jong-un.
And that got me thinking.
What would his cabinet look like
if they all had Kim Jong-un's haircut?"
And there he is.
That's a great question. Well, let's find out.
Here's Steve Mnuchin with Kim Jong-un's haircut.
Hey. That's not bad.
[ Laughter ]
Here's Mike Pence.
There you go.
Here's Jared Kushner.
-He looks like Pauly D. -Yeah.
-And finally, here's President Trump.
There you go right there, you guys.
Looks actually pretty good on him.
It's not bad.
Let's look at another one, here. This one from Chris Devine.
"Hey, Jimmy, I can't stop thinking about the fact
that Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Bernie Sanders
have the same last name.
Could you show us what it would sound like
if Sarah Huckabee Sanders had Bernie Sanders' voice?"
Sure thing. Here's what it would look like
if Sarah Huckabee Sanders sounded like Bernie Sanders.
Enjoy.
-[ As Bernie Sanders ] Jobs are, uh, coming in
at record numbers!
There are historic things
that have taken place in the first year!
I can tell you, uh, that we're excited
about the fact that they've raised minimum wage!
There was absolutely no collusion!
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-This next one here is from Greg Santiago.
"Hey, Jimmy.
Today is the 12th anniversary of the first tweet ever sent."
Wow.
"I saw that James McAvoy is on your show tonight,
but he has never sent a tweet.
Could he send his first tweet ever on the show?"
I don't see why not.
[ Cheers and applause ]
So here to send his first tweet ever,
please welcome James McAvoy, ladies and gentlemen!
[ Cheers and applause ]
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-Okay.
[ Cheers and applause ]
[ Clears throat ]
-James, whenever you're ready.
[ Clicking ]
-Oh, yeah, perfect. There you go. That's it.
That's it! That's his first tweet!
That's history right there. That's historical.
James McAvoy. Follow him on Instagram.
That's fantastic. I'll give him a follow.
This next one is from Kaitlin Brady.
-Ohh! -"Hey, Jimmy.
My parents always leave me such long, boring voicemails.
I wish there was some way
to make listening to their voicemails fun.
Can you help me?" You know, I actually can.
Our very own Mark Kelley from The Roots
does this thing where he'll take one of your voicemails
and then remix it so it sounds cool.
In fact, he recently did it with someone at our show.
This is a real voicemail from our writer Arthur's mom.
Arthur called and asked her if teeth are bones.
Again, this is a writer from the show, so, yeah.
He called his mom and asked her if teeth are bones.
She called him back, left this voicemail.
Again, this is real.
-Hi, Arthur, it's Mom.
Um, Dad and I talked about it,
and we're pretty sure that teeth are not bones
and bones are not organs.
Teeth are not bones, and bones are not organs.
Hope that helps,
and hope this finds you well and thanks for calling.
-Okay. That's fantastic.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Trying to help out.
-Now it's time for the remix.
This is from Mark Kelley's album,
"Mark Remixes Your Voicemails."
This track is called "Teeth Are Not Bones."
-Teeth are not bones.
And, and, and, and bones are not organs.
Tee-Tee-Teeth are not bones.
And, and, and, and bones are not organs.
♪♪ Tee-Tee-Tee-Teeth are not bones ♪♪
♪♪ And, and bones are not organs ♪♪
♪♪ Tee-Tee-Tee-Teeth are not bones ♪♪
♪♪ And bones are not organs ♪♪
♪♪ Tee-Teeth are-are not bones ♪♪
♪♪ And-and bones-bones are not organs ♪♪
♪♪ Tee-Teeth are-are not bones ♪♪
♪♪ And-and bones-bones are not organs ♪♪
♪♪ Are not organs, are not organs ♪♪
Teeth are not bones, and bones are not organs.
Thanks for calling.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-What -- What's that face?
-You mean business at the end. -Yeah. Wow!
-He means business! -Sorry we asked!
-God. Man. Sorry I made you have a good time.
-Yeah! Gosh. I was gonna say how great he did, but not now.
-He's so upset. -He's so bummed out about it.
-I want to see this next one here.
It's from Patricia Cooke.
"Hey, Jimmy, I love the baby photography of Anne Geddes.
You should have some of those babies on the show."
-Aww. -Anne Geddes.
That is the cutest. It's the artist
who photographs cute babies in fun costumes,
usually dressed in a flower pot or something.
I have calendars and stuff like that.
I have mugs with -- Anyways, you guys are in luck.
We tracked down some of the babies
who were the original models...
[ Laughs ]
...for some of Anne's first photographs.
They're a bit older now, but they're...
[ Laughter ]
...just as cute.
Let's bring out the adult Anne Geddes babies.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Ohh. I mean, come on.
First up is David Price...
re-creating his classic photo, "Happy Daffodil."
There he is. There he is. Wow.
[ Cheers and applause ]
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Adorable.
Next are...
[ Laughs ]
...Steven Volk and Bryan Klineman,
who were reunited to re-create
the classic photo "Cabbage Kids."
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[ Laughter ]
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It's like a living poster.
And finally, here's the photo of "Busy Bee"
re-created by Steve Mandel.
[ Laughter ]
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[ Laughter continues ]
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Give it up for the Anne Geddes babies, all grown up,
ladies and gentlemen.
[ Cheers and applause ]
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[ Laughter ]
-Steve Mandel.
-Oh, my goodness.
-[ Questlove laughing ]
-Oh, my goodness.