Now you talk about your past, and you did have quite a past when you were young.
>> Yes.
>> You've mended your ways.
But your oldest is 13?
>> Yes.
>> And she is a good girl?
>> Yes, she is a good girl.
But she's a girl.
So, there's a difference, right?
She's got like, she's dying her hair.
There's my little baby girl.
She's dying her hair, she's like- >> What color is it?
It's just blue from here down.
>> Uh-huh. >> [LAUGH]
>> But fake nose ring, and
this musical.ly thing is out of control, because we'll be having dinner.
And I had a very successful friend who was there, she's a big fan.
We invited him over for dinner.
>> Who is it?
>> I can't tell you yet.
>> Come on. >> So all she's doing is this,
the heart beat, the love sign, into the phone.
I'm like you're just recording lip syncing these musical.ly things.
>> Very popular.
>> All day long.
>> Who was it?
[LAUGH] >> It's a young man.
>> Singer?
>> Yes who's been here before.
>> And he's a very nice young man.
Canadian fellow.
But, and she liked him a lot when she was younger, turned on him completely.
>> Well a lot of people did.
>> And then came back with a vengeance, like Dad, that's gonna be my husband.
I said over my dead body.
>> [LAUGH] >> Actually,
over both of your dead bodies.
>> Uh-huh.
>> I'll just go back to jail.
[LAUGH] But then, not a word.
Just- >> Justin Bieber is sitting there.
[LAUGH] >> And yet, you don't.
>> I didn't say [INAUDIBLE] >> I know he didn't say-
>> And
she didn't even care that Justin Bieber was there?
>> Could have been Bryan Adams.
>> [LAUGH] >> I think, [LAUGH] maybe Bryan Adams.
>> [LAUGH] >> I think Drake is a little too old for
her, so I'm gonna pass on Drake.
I think it's Justin Bieber.
>> What about The Weeknd?
>> The Weeknd, my second guess was Weeknd.
It's him.
>> Some other Canadian [INAUDIBLE] >> No, but I think it is Justin Bieber.
What did he have on?
[LAUGH] >> Why was he there?
>> I think he >> Are you gonna work together?
>> Maybe.
>> That's what you're- >> I am not gonna be recording any music,
that's for sure.
>> But you'll work with him.
>> I did threaten my daughter that I was gonna join musical.ly just to
embarrass her.
And she was completely appalled.
>> That's Mark Wahlberg.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> In Patriot's Day.
I have to be honest, I wanted to watch it because you were on the show.
I wanted to watch it for because I thought it was important.
But I was really scared to watch it, I thought it was gonna be too hard to watch.
It's done really really well.
And you learn so many things that I had forgotten about,
that they were on their way to New York after that.
And the guy in the car that they kidnapped.
And like, there are just other little things that you go, yeah.
And it's done really well.
>> Well, thank you.
It's one of those things where It obviously was this horrific tragedy, but
so much hope and inspiration came from it.
And even when showing the movie in Boston, I knew it would be extremely emotional.
But the strength and resilience that my community showed, and the amount of love,
and positivity that comes from this movie, it's really, really inspiring.
And we live in a world, where, unfortunately,
a lot of bad things are happening.
But there's so much more good, and good will always win,
and love will always conquer so >> [APPLAUSE] that message needs
to get out there >> Yes it will.
>> But also the story >> Cause you think you know,
you see on the news.
But to see how heroic Danny Lang was, and to really get to know Patrick and
Jess, and all of these people and really understand what happened, and what it took
to kind of bring these guys down and, if you, we're really nice people.
But if you mess with us it's a problem.
And good is always gonna win.
>> Yeah and Boston is such a great city.
It's a community.
It's like most cities, there is a bond.
But Boston strong is a a real statement.
And, that shootout that happened.
That you go, my god, cuz Portia was like, did it really come to that.
And it did. It was that much of a shootout, right?
>> Yeah, and it was in a very small town.
I mean, these guys had pipe bombs and pressure cookers, and
they were planning to going to New York, to Times Square to attack New York.
And got into a gun fight in a very small neighborhood on very small street
with guys, police officers who never fired a weapon in line of duty.
It was scary stuff.
>> Yeah. It was amazing.
It was so well handled, for the policemen and everyone involved.
But the story line was so well handled by you.
>> It was my hometown and it needed to be handled with sensitivity and respect.
And I've always been proud to be a Bostonian,
mostly because of our great sports accomplishments.
But to see man and women from all walks of life step up, and redefine the term hero,
it really made me proud to be a Bostonian, in a way that I have never felt before.
>> You should be. You should be.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> You did a great job.
Thanks. Patriots Day is playing
in select theaters.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> And
select cities now, it opens everywhere Friday, we'll be back.