Watch Bernie Sanders, The Roots & Jimmy Fallon Slow Jam the News on the 'Tonight Show'

Democratic presidential nominee Bernie Sanders made an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Tuesday, November 26. During his time, he sat down with Jimmy Fallon for an extended interview, where he talked about his campaign and getting a recent endorsement from Ariana Grande. He also showed off his basketball skills, by shooting some free throws.

But the highlight came when Bernie participated in the popular segment Slow Jam the News. For the performance, which you can see at the top of he page, he was backed by Fallon and Black Thought of The Roots.

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