Jimmy Kimmel

I wouldn't have gone, but I wanted to hear his reasons.

And I thought he had some compelling reasons, and nothing's black and white.

It's not something I would do, but I do understand the idea that if we close ourself off,

to the world or we isolate somebody that maybe it's not good.

I don't know that my reasoning is the correct reasoning.

I also, you know, we see it happening in this country too.

I mean, we travel abroad.

Many of us don't want to be held accountable for what our president does and says.

As an American, you know, going someplace, I'm fortunate enough to be well-known and people know where I'm coming from.

But I think it would be a different situation if people didn't know who I was.

And I think I'd probably be the first thing I'd say as I got into every cab is, I didn't vote for him, just FYI, you know.

So I do think that there's, you know, that kind of makes me understand that position better.

Have you done a paid gig for a despot?

Is that...

Let me think.

Bill Gates once, yeah.

That's two Bill Gates references in one day, okay.

And I would kill him in tennis.

No, no, I would not kill him in tennis.

He would kill me in tennis.