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seth meyers." tonight -- casey affleck, star of "bad monkey," actress meredith hagner, an all new "closer look," featuring the 8g band with todd sucherman. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. and now, if you don't mind, i'm going to get to the news. former president trump has reportedly decided to return to the social media platform x as a strategic move to fight his sinking poll numbers. all right, but it's not what it used to be, dude. that's like going back to your old high school and finding out it's a big lots! now. [ laughter ] in a new interview, former republican presidential hopeful nikki haley said that former president trump needs to make a serious shift and, quote, "quit whining about vice president kamala harris. and trump must have listened because now he's whining about nikki haley. [ laughter ] former vice president mike pence said in a recent interview that he cannot endorse former president trump because trump wanted him to overturn the 2020 election, and he can't

endorse kamala harris because that's third base and he's married. [ laughter ] [ audience oohs ] in a speech yesterday at a union convention, minnesota governor tim walz said, quote, "can you simply picture donald trump working at a mcdonald's, making a mcflurry or something? he couldn't run that damn mcflurry machine." but in fairness, no one really can. [ laughter ] the prime minister -- [ applause ] the prime minister of japan announced today that he will not run for re-election. damn, she's good. [ laughter ] [ audience oohs ] the bank of england has raised nearly $1 million for several british charities by auctioning off some of the first banknotes to feature king charles, who's also a british charity. [ light laughter ] [ audience oohs ] [ laughter ] according to latest numbers, the paris summer olympics was the most-streamed olympics of all-time.

so bad news if you were hoping one saw that. [ laughter and applause ] a man -- a man in massachusetts is offering a reward for the return of his wallet after it was reportedly taken by a seagull. that might work, or you could try holding a french fry over your head. [ laughter ] because, you know, to get the french fry, they've got to drop the wallet. [ laughter ] and finally, coca-cola and oreo have announced a new partnership to launch a coca-cola oreo zero sugar soda. so now pepsi is okay. [ laughter ] and that was the monologue, everybody! we're off and running. [ cheers and applause ] we've got a great show for you tonight. he's a writer, a director, an oscar-winning actor. you know him from "manchester by the sea" and gone, baby, gone." he stars alongside matt damon "the instigators" which as [ bleep ] blast, i'll say it. that movie's a [ bleep ] blast.

[ light laughter ] it's available now on apple tv plus. casey affleck will be here, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] she's a very funny and very talented actress you know from "search party" and "palm springs." currently she's starring in "bad monkey" which starts today on apple tv plus. meredith hagner will also be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to all that, donald trump is struggling to adjust to the wild swing in his political fortunes from just three weeks ago, and now he's lashing out against cell phone technology for making him sound insane during a disastrous livestream with elon musk. for more on this it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ guys, i know what i'm about to say sounds crazy, but just hear me out. a few weeks ago, donald trump was winning. comfortably. that's saying a lot for a man who doesn't even look comfortable when he sits. [ light laughter ] i mean, if you saw someone sitting like on a golf course, you'd walk over, you'd say, "you okay, bub?" that guy was winning by a lot. remember that feeling when you turned off the debate and it

felt like you just watched the videotape from "the ring"? then biden was out and harris was in, and trump's polling lead vanished faster than a bottle of scotch at rudy giuliani's house. [ light laughter ] [ audience oohs ] "what i do is i use a straw from mcdonald's because they're wider!" [ light laughter ] "it gets the scotch in faster!" [ light laughter ] a little over three weeks ago, trump was leading nationally and in every swing state. he had just survived an assassination attempt and he made a triumphant appearance at the republican national convention with what appeared to be a tiny pillow on his ear. [ laughter ] if you zoom in closer, you can see there's also a tiny little mike lindell on his shoulder. [ laughter and applause ] "it's me, mike lindell, introducing our newest product, my tiny pillow. we're selling it mainly to insects, dolls, and ron desantis." [ light laughter ] trump thought he was cruising. people said it was great. why are you working on a tiny mike lindell impression? i'm like, "it'll come in handy." [ laughter ] trump thought he was cruising to

victory. everything seemed to be going his way. the supreme court was on his side. one of his criminal cases was dismissed. sentencing in another was delayed. his lead in the polls was a steady lead for almost a year and a half. then in just three weeks, all of that changed, and you guys, he's not -- not been handling it well. >> according to recent reporting in "the new york times" trump has been in a foul mood and complaining incessantly about having to start the race over again. the people around mr. trump, "the times" reports, see a candidate knocked off his bearings. >> harris' rapid rise has left trump unfocused and unsettled. >> trump spouting wild, fantastical lies about crowd size. >> the republicans are freaking out because trump can't stay focused. >> trump finds the change from biden to harris, quote, disorienting. according to trump's close allies, his triumphant welcome at the rnc now seems like a foggy memory, almost like it never even happened. >> she's closed the polling gap with him if a pretty short amount of time, and he had gotten very used to running against joe biden.

he is so disoriented. >> trump has been whip-sawed by a seven-week roller coaster ride of events. >> seth: welcome aboard, bub. [ laughter ] also, i love when news organizations use words to describe trump that trump has definitely never used. [ light laughter ] "my shift in fortunes has been a real whipsaw." [ light laughter ] "my current position is precarious, and i am quite perturbed." [ light laughter ] in reality he's saying is [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. that's how the rest of us have felt for the last nine years. when trump was president, getting an alert on my phone was like hearing a door creak in a horror movie. [ light laughter ] trump relished the fact that he was in control of the news cycle. but now he's not in control anymore. he's on king de kaw with the rest of us, puking his guts out and screaming like a goat in a super bowl ad. [ light laughter ] in fact, we got some exclusive footage of trump's aides showing him the latest polling. [ goat screaming ] quick side note, we recently found out why that goat was screaming. he saw rfk jr. coming. [ laughter ]

side note within a side note, and i promise we'll get back to that other stuff. we missed the rfk bear story when we were on our olympics break, and we haven't had time to circle back to it, and we're not going to circle back to it. too much -- too much is happening. that's how wild the last three weeks have been. a kennedy running for president picked up a bear carcass off the road so he could skin and keep it in his refrigerator. then he put it in the trunk of his car, and brought it to dinner at peter lugar steak house, dumped the carcass in central park and staged it to look like a bicycle accident, causing a police investigation and media frenzy that led to a decade-long mystery. all because he forgot he had a flight to catch and didn't have time to take the dead bear home. [ laughter ] although i don't know why he didn't just try to stuff it in the overhead compartment. [ laughter ] because that's not any weirder than what he actually did. [ light laughter ] and the only reason we found out about any of this was because he confessed to roseanne barr, who was as shocked as the rest of us.

[ laughter ] anyway, like i said. we don't have time to circle back to it. [ laughter ] [ light laughter ] anyway, the point is the last three weeks have been a roller coaster, but for the first time in his political career, trump is not in charge of that roller coaster. he's just a spectator while raucous crowds flock to harris' rallies and she surges in the polls and steals the national spotlight. you can hear the desperation in the trump team's voices when they whine about her positive coverage. >> everybody's making her whatever they need her to be. she's so good looking, she's so smart, she's so wealthy, she's so funny, she's close to her mom, she goes on really cool vacations, she'll never break your heart. >> seth: or to put it another way, kamala, kamala, kamala! [ laughter ] trump is desperate for the spotlight and for some praise or positive coverage from anyone anywhere. that's why he slinked back to twitter for a disastrous livestream with donor and supporter elon musk. by the way, i know it's supposedly called x now, but [ bleep ] him, it's twitter. but the plan backfired. [ laughter ]

[ cheers and applause ] the plan backfired because the conversation was the worst of all worlds. it was insane, it was a technical disaster, and it was boring. >> there were some livestream glitches that caused trying to make up their mind. >> i think we have the worst inflation we've had in 100 years. you know, when i look at bacon costing five -- four or five times more than it did a few years ago, the biggest threat is not global warming where the ocean's going to rise one-eighth of an inch over the next 400 years. the biggest threat is nuclear warming. >> they just let, you know, violen only one that gets prosecuted is donald trump. north korea. i had that problem worked out very quickly. it was nasty at the beginning with rocket man and, you know, all the different things. >> yeah. >> but all of a sudden i got -- >> there were some epic tweets, by the way. >> yeah, they were -- no, they were epic everything. >> those were like, actually -- you know, hiroshima and nagasaki were bombed, but now they're like full cities again. >> right, right, right. >> it's clearly not something that, you know -- it's not as scary as people think, basically. >> i believe it's over

20 million people came into our country. >> yeah. >> many coming from jails, from prisons, from -- from mental institutions or a bigger version of that is insane asylums. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, they're coming from insane asylums? how would you know? "they're coming from insane asylums, and i would know, because so did i." [ laughter ] "a lot of those people coming across the border, i met them at the break room at bellevue, they were my buds. i remember one of them said, 'when i get out of here, i'm going to sneak across the border,' and i said, 'that's cool, i'm going to run for president.' and they all laughed. everybody laughed. except for one guy who was busy stuffing a bear carcass into his suitcase." [ laughter ] "i'll tell you that guy was really [ bleep ] crazy." [ laughter ] by the way, trump definitely thinks they're coming from insane asylums because he heard they were "seeking asylum," and inside his smooth little chug-a-lug brain, he doesn't have room for the idea that a word can mean two things. also i like how musk teed up this conversation as being for open-minded, independent voters. you know how independent voters

are always looking for good information on the fifth most popular feature of a dying app. why don't you just hold a roundtable in the chat feature on words with friends? [ laughter ] but sure, finally, someone's speaking to the american voter who believes bacon is too expensive and nuclear war isn't that bad. also, can we please just go back to this? >> north korea. i had that problem worked out very quickly. it was nasty at the beginning with rocket man and, you know, all the different things. >> yeah. >> but all of a sudden i got -- >> yeah, they were -- those were some epic tweets by the way. >> no, they were epic everything. >> those were like, actually -- >> seth: oh my god, they sound like eighth graders watching skateboard fails on youtube. [ laughter ] "did you see that dude try to grind the handrail and land on his nuts?" "oh yeah, no, it was epic. oh, so ep -- and the noise he made on impact, it was like this." [ goat screaming ] [ laughter and applause ] but presidents can't just be epic, they have to be feared. and trump made it clear when he was president, he knew how to instill fear in america's enemies. >> when other countries can, you know -- that are -- you know, thinking about invading or doing

bad things, when they're thinking about that, they're thinking about, okay, what's the american president going to do? and do they fear the american president? or is there someone they do not respect? and do not fear? >> i said to vladimir putin, i said, "don't do it, you can't do it, vladimir. you do it, it's going to be a bad day. you cannot do it." and i told him things that what i do -- and he said, "no way." and i said, "way." [ laughter ] >> seth: "did you hear brad is dating kamala? "no way." "way. she said so smart and funny, and wealthy, and good looking, and won't break his heart. and i said to her, 'nuh-uh,' and she said, 'uh-uh,' and i said, 'you're wrong,' and she said, 'am not,' and i said, "are too,' and she said, "am not." and then we got into a fight, and now she has to wear a tiny pillow on her ear." [ laughter ] this debate was so embarrassing for trump, he was forced to release his own version of the audio on tuesday along with a social media post in which he wrote, "my conversation with elon last night was heard by a record audience, it was really

something special, as elon himself is very special." aww! "and i thank him for such a strong endorsem*nt. unfortunately, because of the complexity of modern-day equipment and cell phone technology, my voice was in certain areas somewhat different and strange. therefore, we've put out an actual and perfect recording of the conversation, enjoy." since when does a cell phone make you sound like your dentures are banging against your tongue? [ light laughter ] and even if technology was responsible for the sound quality, you can't blame it for you saying the absolute dumbest [ bleep ] possible. and we know you were just on a regular-ass phone because you released a photo of yourself doing the livestream. [ laughter ] cell phone technology aside, you thought that was a cool photo to put out? he looks like he's waiting for his grubhub order. [ laughter ] "oh, here come -- here comes the little bicycle with my delicious tacos." [ light laughter ] "here comes -- thank you very -- oh, wait, now he's starting -- no, it's spinning around, is that bad? the bicycle's spinning. oh there it's going. it's getting closer, here it comes. wait, why is it not turn --

now it's spinning around again. well, i feel like i'm never going to get my delicious tacos." [ light laughter ] these humiliating missteps are only happening because trump can't coast anymore. a little over three weeks ago, he thought he barely had to campaign. now he actually has to work for it. he's flailing badly. he doesn't have anything to offer except excuses and conspiracy theories. i'm sorry, but you can't blame cell phone technology for making you sound like this. [ goat screaming ] [ laughter ] >> seth: this has been "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ we'll be right back with casey affleck, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks," be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. hey! i'll give you $574 if you switch. for an ice cream? okay. so, what about $574 for switching your home insurance to allstate? tempting. but that's way too much of a hassle. actually, it's not. allstate can handle the switching for you.

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♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: give it up for the 8g band right over there, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] back with us tonight on drums, he is an in-demand drumming virtuoso currently playing with rock legend styx. they're on tour in support of their latest record "crash of the crown." follow him on instagram for more information. todd sucherman is here. thanks so much. [ cheers and applause ]

>> thank you, seth. >> seth: our first guest tonight is a writer, director, and academy award-winning actor you know from films such as "manchester by the sea," "oppenheimer," "the assassination of jesse james by the coward, robert ford," and gone, baby gone." he stars in "the instigators" which is available now on apple tv plus. please welcome back to the show our friend casey affleck, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: so happy you're here. >> thank you, man. glad to be here. >> seth: it's been awhile. >> yeah, it's been a long time. >> seth: it's been a long time since you were here, but not a while since we saw each other. >> i just saw you. >> seth: just saw me. this is rare. we saw each other this weekend. >> yeah, and i want to talk about it. because it's sort of a long and complicated story like the rfk bear story. but just -- [ light laughter ] bear with me here. >> seth: okay. >> 'cause i'm concerned. i was visiting my mom in cape cod. >> seth: yeah. >> i was coming down here to do your show.

i stopped at a friend's for a day to, like, be at the beach. and he took me out on his little boat. so, i go out on his very small little -- teeny little boat. we're zipping out, launching out into the water. and we see this family. an older gentleman, this lovely woman, and a little baby. and they're sort of waving, but it became clear they were waving for help. >> seth: yeah. >> so, we went over to this family. and they said, "our boat's dead." >> seth: yeah. >> "we're adrift." i mean, "we're in danger -- we're imperiled out here." and so, we thought, "oh god, we got to help them out." so, we went back in to the shore, we got a battery to come and jump -- drove the back out. we jumped their boat. we saved their lives. and then we said -- [ light laughter ] you know, like, "we're now going to go waterski." and we were puttering around. and then, i see -- i see another boat. there's a bunch of little boats out in the -- and there you are. >> seth: yeah. >> like -- standing at the bow of this little boat. >> seth: yeah. >> like shirt off.

>> seth: uh-huh. [ laughter ] >> tan. >> seth: yeah. >> svelte. like -- i don't know. [ cheers ] yeah, yeah, oh yeah. like -- chest, your chest was up. >> seth: yeah. i tried to get it up for the -- yeah. [ laughter ] >> it was like leo on "the titanic." i don't know what you were doing out there, but you looked great. >> seth: thank you. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: thank you. >> you looked fantastic. like -- you were like a nautical leader of men. [ laughter ] you had this -- you had a couple other people with you. it was a very small boat. >> seth: yeah. >> and -- and i thought like, wow, like that's -- that man is legit. he's like -- he's a seaman. like, there's seth, and we sort of like -- >> seth: we had a brief moment to talk about -- yeah. >> i'm going to go on that guy's show. i was feeling really good about myself. and then, we went out. we did some waterskiing. and then, we come back to the shore. and i'm with someone who gets a phone call and they say, "that's -- that was seth's -- seth on his boat, and he's stranded." [ laughter ] and i said, "what do you mean?" and they were like, "yeah, he's run out of gas, and he can't get

back in." [ laughter ] and so, i thought like, "i can't go save the --" again, so they went out, and they got you. i was on the lake somewhere else. but someone did go out and save you. and then they told me that the first boat of people, that was your family. >> seth: yeah. that was my father-in-law and my sister-in-law. so -- >> and a little baby. >> seth: yeah. >> small -- >> seth: i don't know who the baby was. >> -- beautiful child. [ laughter ] >> seth: that baby's not my business. what they do on their boat -- [ laughter ] >> that was their attitude, too. i thought, like, "maybe i should take this baby because they don't know what they're doing on the boat." but then, i felt like those -- that family maybe shouldn't be out on the water. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> like they was -- >> seth: so, you had this very high estimation of me. >> yes. >> seth: as, like, sort of the boatsman. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: and then, it just fell through the -- yeah. >> yeah, and then i found out that was your family, and i thought -- i was worried about you people. >> seth: yeah. >> 'cause you're living on a little island. >> seth: yeah. the moment -- i will say, the moment that we passed you and i was on the bow, like, sort of in all my glory, i was thinking to myself, "man, i can't believe that's when casey saw me." 'cause it's never going well. [ laughter ] and like, you caught me in the one brief moment where it was going well. >> right. what were you doing?

>> seth: so, i should know -- i was on the bow of the boat where none of the controls are. like, it is -- my wife is the actual captain of the boat. and so, she sort of banishes me to the front. and in a way, that's very -- i will say, i don't like it. she's like, "go look pretty," and i don't care for that. >> yeah. >> seth: you know what i mean? >> but you looked pretty. >> seth: thank you very much, yeah. >> you looked pretty, yeah. >> seth: but yeah, we were just -- yeah, we were just puttering around. we like to -- we like to just go out till we run out of gas and then have someone save us. [ laughter ] >> don't do it anymore. >> seth: it's like a weird -- >> i can't be out there -- >> seth: it's like a weird, kinky roleplay thing for us. [ cheers ] we just run out of gas, then we're like, "help us, help us!" [ laughter ] >> you guys are swingers out on the water. >> seth: but also, it should be noted, my brother-in-law -- my brother-in-law actually took you waterskiing. >> yeah, he did. great dude. >> seth: my brother-in-law -- >> kind of a lunatic. >> seth: he's a full lunatic is that -- do you have skill at it? >> no. >> seth: okay. >> i don't have any skill. because i haven't done it that much. >> seth: yeah. >> i don't think i've ever done it. so, it was hard to get up and do. but it was fun. and then -- but yeah, he was out there. he's -- your brother-in-law seems like the kind of guy that,

like, doesn't care if people have done things or not. he just drags them along. >> seth: yeah. >> like, "let's jump off the cliff!" >> seth: yeah, he's very much that guy. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. i don't hang out with him that much. you -- i feel like a lot -- you did a lot of cool things recently. you and matt are in this fantastic film, matt damon. >> thanks. >> and you guys did some batting practice at fenway. >> yeah. >> seth: you posted these photos? so, i'm not -- >> no, no, no, no, wait a minute, that sounds like i was bragging. someone else posted those photos. >> seth: okay, someone else. okay, got it. all right, yeah. you're right. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: but here's -- here's matt. [ cheers and applause ] and there you are. >> yeah, no, hang on a minute. [ cheers and applause ] i -- reshape that. that picture, though, that stance isn't that good. so -- >> seth: but i like -- >> i was mid something. >> seth: i like that you look like a 70 -- like a red sock from the '70s who maybe just had a cigarette in the dugout. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: but like it feels like you could actually -- who did better with results? >> i did better. >> seth: you did? >> yeah. >> seth: you're not just saying that? >> no, no, no. i had a -- i hit -- i made more contact and hit the ball farther

than matt. >> seth: and there's a lot of people standing around watching. >> yeah. yeah, there's like, yeah there's thousands of people watching. and it turns out the team, some of the team is back there watching. >> seth: yeah. >> the manager. so, there was a lot of pressure. and i was feeling that pressure knowing that i was going to do this. i was a bit nervous about it because i hadn't swung a bat in a while. so, i went to the batting cage like a week before. >> seth: oh, that's great. >> where the kids go practice. and i was, you know, putting the bat on the ball. and i was like, right when i felt like, "oh, i'm starting to feel good," i got into the 80-mile-an-hour cage. >> seth: yeah. >> and i immediately hit one, an 80-mile-an-hour fastball, off my foot. [ laughter and groans ] and broke, shattered my toe. >> seth: did you really? >> yeah. so then, i go into that. and thank god i had enough adrenaline. >> seth: yeah. i don't feel that's 80. right? like, when they're -- pitching machine for -- >> no, not 80. >> seth: okay. 80's a real -- is a real pitch. >> yeah. >> seth: have you ever done that thing where you go to the fair and throw it to see how fast you can throw it? >> yeah. >> seth: what's the fast -- >> 80. [ laughter ] yeah. i'm throwing 80.

>> seth: no way. >> i have. >> seth: you've never thrown 80. >> i bet i have, yeah. >> seth: no way ever -- >> 100%. >> seth: 0%. [ laughter ] 80? get out of town. did you play baseball like -- >> totally. >> seth: okay. >> yeah. >> seth: 80? [ single cheer ] don't -- what? [ laughter ] >> they believe it. >> seth: that's participation. all i agree with is participation. >> thank you. >> seth: oh, wait, but you actually played as an adult, right? >> a little bit, yeah. >> seth: okay. not like -- [ talking over each other ] >> seth: not like in the pros but you continued to play -- >> semi pros. >> seth: yeah. in your 30s, were you playing? >> yeah. 40s. >> seth: and what happened? what ended it? >> i mean -- you know. >> seth: they were like, "you can't throw 80." [ laughter ] >> the pandemic ended that. >> seth: okay, gotcha. and then you -- >> sorry for bringing that up. [ laughter ] >> seth: i did hear on the set of the film "the instigators" you played a little ping-pong? >> yeah. >> seth: with a professional athlete? >> well -- we were just playing ping-pong. doug liman who directed the movie, is a good -- who you know -- >> seth: yeah. great guy. >> he's a great guy and a

brilliant -- he made "swingers," "edge of tomorrow." "mr. and mrs. smith." >> seth: "bourne identity." >> "the bourne identity." a lot of great movies. he's also a very good, talented ping-pong player. and so, we would play a lot on the set. we had gronk in our movie. >> seth: yeah, rob gronkowski. >> rob gronkowski from the patriots. [ cheers ] he showed up with like a wingspan of 12 feet, you know, he started hitting the ball around. he was pretty good. i'm not going to say whether i beat him or not. but he was good. just because i don't want to say anything bad about rob gronkowski. you know what i mean? [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, that's very fair. you don't want to -- i want to ask more about the movie. we'll be right back with more casey after this. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ (♪♪) driving the nissan rogue with google built-in is like. hey google... ...turn on rocky's food. it's like... ...the ultimate connection.

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i didn't come here to tell you how to grieve. if calling me a murderer and like, slowing down the insurance money is going to help you heal, then i'm 100% on your side. it's just money. okay, you need to eat. i'm going to order us pizza. >> seth: please welcome back to the show meredith hagner, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: welcome back! >> wait, can we just acknowledge that i fully match the chair? >> seth: oh my god. [ laughter ] you're just like a floating head and shoulders. >> i am the chair. >> seth: you're like a green screen person who wore green to the set. >> will this get me a marvel job? >> seth: this will get you a marvel job. it has been too long since i've seen you. >> yeah, i know.

>> seth: a lot's happened. i know a lot -- it's been awhile because you have two children since the last time i saw you. congratulations. >> i went from zero to two. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: zero to two. how is it? >> it's heaven. >> seth: yeah. do you love it? >> you have like a thousand kids. >> seth: i have a thousand children. we have three. we have three, and it's -- yeah, it's the best thing in the world. >> it's -- it's the best. >> seth: how are -- how are you taking to it? >> i love it. i -- i was -- i was like, you know, zero to one, i did feel like was harder. now just throwing another little dude in the mix has been heaven. but he -- i haven't -- i haven't gone back to work yet, and he's ive months. and so he won't take a bottle. >> seth: oh, okay, gotcha. >> because he's been with me. >> seth: right. >> and so i had to ask hair and makeup in the back to watch him, he's literally backstage, bring him on! no, i'm just kidding. don't bring him on. [ light laughter ] and i literally had to be like -- to try to get him to take a bottle, i'm like, "pretend your face is a boob. [ audience ohs ] and put your face on his face." and so i ask insane things of people. [ laughter ] >> seth: it's very -- a lot of -- a lot of hr will say,

"don't ask people to pretend your face is a boob." [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: i should say, i -- i saw him backstage. he's so cute. >> thank you. >> seth: i would have happily face boobed for him. >> cool! thanks, seth, thanks. [ laughter ] >> seth: do you feel different now that you're a parent? >> yeah, i mean, i -- i do. what did i even do before? like, what -- do you ever feel that way? i mean, no. but i also -- i feel like my career started to do well while i became a mother, so i did nothing but like walk in circles around trader joe's for like my entire 20s. [ laughter ] and now i'm really busy. >> seth: oh my god, yeah! so you should be like, "oh my god, why didn't i have a baby when i was doing all this trader joe's stuff?" >> with the wrong guy, i should have done that! [ laughter ] >> seth: well, you are with the right guy. your husband wyatt was actually here recently. and you know, he was bragging up how great it is to have kids with you. >> i really like him. what if i was using this as like, "i don't like him"? [ laughter ] i love him. >> seth: i'm getting a vibe off you that you have something to tell us. >> let's talk. [ laughter ] he's the best. >> seth: you used to live in

new york city. >> mm-hmm. >> seth: in your early days as an actor. really awesome places? did you live in, like, the coolest, most awesome places? >> no. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> i didn't. >> seth: i heard you auditioned -- you were auditioning roommates? >> yeah, well i -- i love to host. so like any opportunity -- i host my births. like in labor i'm like, "can i get anybody anything?" [ laughter ] >> seth: now a lot of people are in a great amount of pain during labor. >> no -- >> seth: why were you hosting? >> well, i had the epidural. >> seth: okay. >> which does take the pain away. i don't know if you knew this. 'cause you've had unique experiences. >> seth: yeah, we -- we have not -- well, yeah. the doorman at the lobby wasn't like, "i actually weirdly have an epidural." [ laughter ] and we were like, "how do you have that?" he's like, "i can't legally say." [ laughter ] >> he's like, "it's a bic pen. and i'm gonna stab it in her back." yeah, so anyway, yeah. i love to host. in my early 20s, i had this horrible apartment with like bedbug furniture i got on the street, and -- but i made it look kind of cute. and so i put craigslist ads, like, "hey, looking for roommates." but then i booked them too close together.

>> seth: they -- like, the roommate auditions? >> i'd be like -- yeah. the audition, i'd be like, "you come at 6:00, you come at 6:30, you come at 7:00. we'll see if we vibe." and the room, mind you, was one room in a railroad apartment with a sheet stapled to the ceiling and a bed that was free because my grandmother had recently died on it. [ audience ohs ] >> seth: oh, wow. >> and so it was a hospice bed with wheels. >> seth: okay. >> and my parents, who are here today, were, like, "we got a free bed for you. nana -- died in it." >> seth: so they were like, "we have good news and bad news. which one do you want to hear first?" [ laughter ] >> free bed. >> seth: all right, good news, free bed. bad news, we -- why it's free. [ laughter ] but that side -- we should note, even if your grandmother hadn't died in it, a hospice bed is not a good bed. >> no, because it rolls. >> seth: oh, it rolls. yeah, 'cause it's on wheels. does that -- did that get in the way of your enjoyment of it? >> yeah. if i did make out with anybody, the bed would roll to the other side of the room. but -- so the --

>> seth: did you like aggressively make out? because that seems like -- [ cheers ] >> that's all i did! no, i -- no, i didn't. >> seth: yeah, okay. it just like was -- was it like the room slanted? [ laughter ] >> i just come on your show and i'm like, "i aggressively make out." [ cheers ] yeah. making out! yeah. no, my bed rolled. and i would audition these girls. and then i had wine, which is like so creepy of me. >> seth: yeah. >> thank hod. this is like "how to catch a predator" but i'm the predator. >> seth: right. [ laughter ] >> and, anyway, i would, like, audition people. i'd be like -- and then we were all kind of hanging out because it was fun. and then i'd tell one girl, i'm like, "you got the room, it's yours." and then the other one, i'd be like, "you're so sweet too, you got the room." and then i like, overpromised this horrible room that why would anyone even want it? 'cause it was like $150. >> seth: so what'd you end up with? who did you end up with? >> i ended up with this really sweet girl, melissa. i don't know where she is now, but she's from florida, and she was so sweet. i just thought of something i asked her to do. >> seth: what did you ask her to do? >> i -- >> seth: by the way --

>> i think i had hair extensions at the time. >> seth: uh-huh? >> as every unsuccessful actress in her early 20s had. [ laughter ] and i think i was like, "do you mind getting these out with a brush?" >> seth: so you had your roommate brushing out your hair extensions? or was this during the auditions? >> she told me later that -- that was like when she first moved in. she told me later that was weird. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] and you're wondering -- >> i just remembered that. >> seth: and you're wondering why you've lost touch with her? [ laughter ] and is it dawning on you that maybe she on purpose lost touch with you? >> yeah, yeah. [ applause ] yeah. >> seth: you didn't -- didn't you have a real serial killer vibe? you have people over, you're like, "brush my hair." >> yeah. [ laughter ] and people were like, "wow, shocking you play a sociopath on television right now." >> seth: this is by the way, now that we've gotten a wonderful transition into your sociopathy, this is a fantastic show. this is bill lawrence. "scrubs," "ted lasso." [ cheers ] and this is with vince vaughn. >> yeah. >> seth: and it's really fun. it's a really -- it's a fun, mystery, a drama, and seems like

a wonderful cast of people to work with. >> it's heaven. it really was like the best job ever. i love bill, and vince is amazing. and the show is, like doing -- the reviews are coming in today. they're rolling in. my dad -- >> seth: they're rolling in hot. >> they're rolling in hot. hollywood, hollywood's loving it! [ laughter ] my dad is like -- my dad literally was like, "i couldn't sleep last night because the reviews were coming in." >> seth: oh my god. [ audience aws ] >> he's like -- all my shout-outs he's copied and pasted on a spreadsheet. [ audience aws ] >> seth: that's great. now, this is very sweet. and it's also very sweet your parents are here. do your parents travel a lot when they're celebrating you like this? >> yeah. they like me. >> seth: it's great. >> is that really sweet? >> seth: i'm glad -- i'm glad they came and joined us. >> i know. >> seth: it's very rare that people show up with both a child and their parents. [ laughter ] it's a whole -- the whole generation. it's like -- and obviously nana, rest in peace. i think she would have been here. [ laughter ] >> she would have been here. >> seth: she would have been here, just rolling. [ laughter ] i think people are happy. i think they're happy i brought

it back up. >> i'm really glad. [ laughter ] >> seth: i think it was good we got through it, but they wanted to hear about it again. >> can you just do this? >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> seth. >> seth: where did the hagners grow up? where were you growing up? >> i grew up in texas and north carolina. whenever i started, i was like, "it was a cold, windy day." >> seth: how old were you when you first moved to new york? >> i was -- i was literally 18. it was my 18th birthday. >> seth: and how were your parents about that? because you're, you know -- >> my mom wanted to make my room a sewing room, and she was like, "good." [ laughter ] no, i'm just kidding. no, they were just very supportive. >> seth: okay. >> i wanted to just hit the streets of new york. and i passed out flyers on the street, that was my first job. >> seth: thought you were going to say you passed out on the street. [ laughter ] "my first night, i passed out on the street." i'm very happy at your current success and your growing family. >> thanks. >> seth: and it's very cool that your parents are here tonight. and i'm so happy to have you back. >> i know. it's cool. i'm very lucky. you're awesome! >> seth: i'm so happy. oh my god, you're the best. [ cheers and applause ] meredith hagner, everybody! new episodes of "bad monkey" are available on wednesdays on apple tv plus. we'll be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ]

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