thank you for joining us on "jimmy kimmel live." up next, bernie san tonight, senator bernie sanders, from "bloodline," kyle chandler, chefs frank castronovo and frank falcinelli, and this week in unnecessary censorship. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. welcome to the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming.

thanks for waiting in line in those hot -- thanks for taking off your clothes to get in here tonight. this is our second night of being in secret service lockdown mode. senator bernie sanders is here with us tonight. [ applause ] >> jimmy: last night on the show we had donald trump. tonight bernie. i'm interviewing all the candidates so i can decide which one of them will be my running mate. [ laughter ] usually i know vice presidents do it the other way around, but i'm not usually, and this is how i do it. if there's anyone who knows the importance of a good solid number two, it's bernie sanders. so, i think he'll be very receptive. [ applause ] >> jimmy: the secret service had to sweep our building for the second day today. dogs came in. everyone had to leave. did you have to leave, guillermo? >> guillermo: yes, jimmy. >> jimmy: i've had so many pat-downs this week, one of the secret service guys told me to get checked because i had a lump. an interesting development last night. last night i asked bernie sanders to give me a question to ask donald trump.

bernie's question was will you debate me before the california primary, and trump said he would if the debate raised a lot of money for charity. it would be unusual to have a debate like this. it made for a lot of chatter today on cable news. >> now, for bernie sanders, there's a serious interest in meeting donald trump on a debate stage. sanders like trump will appear on the tv show "jimmy kimmel," and we expect this will be a part of that conversation in late night. could late night become a real forum for a debate? could it be sort of the on television agreement to get two campaigns together? this will be something to watch. if it happens, it will be one of the most notable moments in presidential politics in quite a long time. >> jimmy: well, thank you lady with unusually orange hair. we finally did something. [ applause ] i told you we would eventually do something. >> guillermo: that's right. >> jimmy: you said no. now everyone wants to know if it's going to happen.

this morning people wants to know if it will happen. >> let's clear this up once and for all. is there going to be a donald trump/bernie sanders debate? >> i wish i could tell you. i'm not a political fortune teller. so, i can't answer that, unfortunately. >> was donald trump serious when he said he would do it? >> i can't speculate on mr. trump -- >> why can't you speculate? you're a senior press representative for him. >> only mr. trump speaks for mr. trump. >> jimmy: that's right. and sometimes mr. trump doesn't even speak for mr. trump. here's what donald himself had to say in north dakota. >> were you serious when you said you wanted to debate bernie sanders? >> i'd love to debate bernie. >> would you agree to take the steps? >> i said last night on jimmy's show, the question was posed, i'd love to debate him but i want a lot of money put up for charity. if we can raise for maybe women's health issues or something, $15 million or $10

million, which would be a very appropriate amount, i think we'd get high ratings. it should be in a big arena somewhere, and we could have a lot of fun with it. i'd love to debate bernie. actually i mean the problem with debating bernie, he's going to lose. >> jimmy: now the only question is where the hell am i going to get $10 million? i feel like i should be the moderator for this debate, right? [ applause ] >> jimmy: and i feel like the only way we'll get that kind of money is if we do it on pay per view like a ufc night. bernie sanders needs a big win in the california primary. right now he and hillary clinton are in a dead heat. which is not great because older people sometimes die in the heat. it would be pretty crazy if he somehow wins this thing. on his first day in office, i imagine, my vision of him on day one is him stacking up all the money on wall street and burning it like the joker in "the dark knight." remember how that bird landed on bernie sanders' podium at a

rally a few months back. a lot of people thought it was a sign. donald trump had his own version of that in anaheim yesterday. >> i don't sleep much. i don't sleep. i don't sleep much. so we've got to make changes. remember this. it's going to be about security. we're going to have great security. we're going to have great borders. we're going to have the wall. we're going to have the wall. we'll have that wall. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's now making its home in his head. burrowing in there. it's still with him, by the way. it hasn't -- the turn made no difference. the fly is in his hair. >> so two weeks ago the border patrol, these are great people. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness.

very powerful little insects, aren't they? so last night we did a fun thing. we showed what it looks like if you play donald trump at half speed. i recommended it. it's great. go on youtube and try it. there's a half speed button. it's funny. we tried it this afternoon with bernie. it wasn't as good, but we slowed trump down and we sped bernie up. i think if they do debate, it will look something like this. >> the american dream is dead. [ in fast motion ] >> we have got to create an economy that works for all of us, the children, the seniors, working families, not just the rich. [ slow motion ] >> i don't care. >> i personally believe that legalizing marijuana is the right thing to do. [ slow motion ] >> the marijuana thing is such a big -- such a big thing. i think medical should happen, right? don't we agree? [ played in fast speed ] >> women should not be forced to work for 79 cents on the dollar.

[ played in slow motion ] >> oh, shut up, silly woman. [ played in fast speed ] >> one tenth of one percent, not one percent. owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90%. [ slow motion ] >> i'm really rich. i'll tell you that. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that would be interesting. this is something our next president will probably have to deal with. according to a report from the government accountability office, the united states is spending a vast majority of our technology budget, about 75% of it, on outdated computer systems. the government is spending billions of dollars supporting technology from the 70s. they're still using floppy disks. this is why we need president sanders. he's the only one who remembers how to work that stuff. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the department of defense is using computers from the 70s for the system they use to authenticate the launch of nuclear weapons. if anything went wrong, we'd have to call in matthew

broderick. and if he's in the middle of a broadway show, how long will it take? this explains why hillary clinton set up her own e-mail server. oh, she didn't? i don't know. when i am elected your vice president, i promise not to waste taxpayer dollars on ancient technology. i promise to waste it on modern technology like kardashian apps. i'll spend all of it. [ cheers and applause ] this is great. this is from the scripps national spelling bee yesterday where the youngest competitor in the field turns out to be the cutest kid in the world. >> bacteriolytic. >> what? >> bacteriolytic. >> bacteriolytic. >> bacteriolytic. >> it would help us a lot if you don't touch the microphone. it will be clearer. we'll hear you better. >> okay. bacteriolytic,

b-a-c-t-e-r-i-a-l-y-t-i-c, bacteriolytic. [ bell ] >> bacteriolytic is spelled b-a-c-t-e-r-i-o-l-y-t-i-c. >> thank you, dr. bailey. good luck to my fellow spellers. thank you and bye. [ applause ] >> jimmy: how adorable is that? that is adorable. i mean, he's dumb. he couldn't spell bacteriolytic. the word, but -- so cute. the champion of the bee is going to appear on our show next week to spell against me. see if we can get that kid here. i might need help. it's thursday night. it's this week in "unnecessary censorship." [ cheers and applause ]

>> as you know hillary clinton will not come on fox news to [ bleep ] bernie sanders, but she did take time to [ bleep ] her old pal. >> an article came out saying you're predicting a [ bleep ] convention. what does that mean? >> my [ bleep ] got bigger and bigger and bigger. >> could you repeat the word, please? >> here to [ bleep ]. >> here to [ bleep ]? >> here to [ bleep ]. >> when you are young you're like [ bleep ] around. >> when i was young, i [ bleep ] around a lot. >> you said it was a nice [ bleep ] foreman this morning. i had my name on it. >> you got the big [ bleep ]. you got the big [ bleep ]. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> right now dog [ bleep ] are paid more than child care workers. you know, look, i believe in [ bleep ] dogs. >> that is why i believe we have got to end [ bleep ]. [ applause ] >> jimmy: tonight on the show,

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drink olive oil together. next week, we have so much going on. the nba finals are on abc starting thursday. and once again, our annual nba primetime specials will accompany them with an all-star roster that includes matthew mcconaughey, mariah carey, oprah winfrey, seth rogen, melissa mccarthy, kristen wiig, kate mckinnon, leslie jones, ellen degeneres, kaitlin olson, albert brooks, ed o'neill, ty burrell, this better go seven games because we don't have enough. tracy morgan, and nba stars galore. please join us. and at our regular time, meghan fox, will arnett, snoop dogg and music from josh abbott band. so there you go. tonight our first guest is the most popular 74-year-old in the united states and the biggest thing to come out of burlington since the coat factory. he is the second biggest surprise of this election so far. please welcome senator bernie sanders. ♪ [ applause ]

>> jimmy: very good to have you here. >> my pleasure. >> jimmy: i feel like we had a very awkward handshake. i feel like we should do it over again. >> all right. >> jimmy: okay. there we go. all right. you've been hanging around with killer mike too much. how are you? >> i'm great. >> jimmy: everything is good. >> good. >> jimmy: you saw the show last night. you saw what i did for you. >> you made it possible for us to have a very interesting debate. >> jimmy: that's right. >> about two guys who looked at the world very, very differently. >> jimmy: oh, boy, do you guys look at it differently. that would be some debate. i mean i really think it might be one of the highest rated events in television history. >> well, i think the goal would be to have it in a big stadium here in california.

>> jimmy: yeah, that would be great. have you heard from any of the networks? has anyone contacted you? >> yeah, your network. >> jimmy: abc has contacted you? they did? >> your boss contacted us. >> jimmy: which one? bob igor? >> he said you're fired. i feel terrible having to tell you. i said why are you doing this? >> jimmy: well, that's probably good news, because i am available to be your running mate in case you or anyone -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: i've already brought one democrat and one republican together, you and donald trump. i really feel like i can continue this in congress. >> you mean you're a bipartisan kind of guy. >> jimmy: yes, i can build bridges. i don't build walls. i build bridges. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you originally, i know, you were supposed to debate hillary clinton here in california. >> yeah. we had reached an agreement for a number of debates including one in california. unfortunately, and i think not appropriately, secretary clinton decided not to go forward.

>> jimmy: do you understand why she did that? does it make sense politically to kind of skip that debate? >> no, it doesn't. first of all, i think it's kind of insulting to the people of the largest state in the united states of america not to come forward and talk about the issues, serious issues that impact this state and impact the country. so disappointed that she chose not to go forward. >> jimmy: i have a clip i'd like to play for you just to get your reaction. here we go. >> getting to the general election if you're the nominee for your party. >> i will be the nominee for my party, chris. that is already done in effect. there is no way that i won't be. >> jimmy: does that make you mad seeing that? >> just a tinge of arrogance there, i think. you know, unfortunately the people of indiana a couple of weeks ago, the people of west virginia, the people of oregon who gave us a pretty good victory don't quite agree with secretary clinton's assessment. and we split kentucky and i kind of think on june 7th, people of california will have a message

for secretary clinton. [ applause ] >> jimmy: do you feel like you have to just -- not only do you have to win california. do you feel like you have to win california by a lot? >> yeah. here's where we are. there's some confusion about this. in terms of what we call pledged delegates which i call the real delegates that you win by elections, we're at 46%. so, we're behind. that means that we're going to have to do really, really well in this state. we have the most delegates up for grabs and very well in the other five states that are coming up on june 7th. there are three other nonstates, washington d.c. and two others as well. we're going to have to do really really well to win the majority of pledged delegates. in terms of super delegates, we're way, way behind. there were 400 superdelegates who announced their support for hillary clinton before anyone else was in the race, before the first ballot was cast, and i think that just patently is

absurd and undemocratic and kind of dumb in the sense that when you make that judgment, you want to know how the campaign is going. who is the strongest candidate? it turns out that in virtually every single national poll, and in every single state poll, bernie sanders does often a lot better against donald trump than does hillary clinton. just here in california, a poll came out yesterday, she was ahead of him by ten points. we were ahead of him by 19 points. there was a national nbc poll nationally. she was ahead i think three or four points. we were ahead 15 points. so i think if the democrats want the candidate who is most likely to defeat trump and to beat him badly, i think you're looking at the guy. [ applause ] >> jimmy: if you -- if she has all the superdelegates, shouldn't you have back delegates? i mean, wouldn't that be the way to go because we know how that movie ended.

last night you asked donald trump a question, and it was will you debate me before june 7th. so i got a question from donald trump to ask you. and when we come back, i'll ask you a question written by donald trump. bernie sanders is here, the senator from vermont. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪

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>> in august of 2014 you led the congress committee that created the veterans choice program and in the two years since it's been implemented it's been a force multiplier for physicians being available for our veterans. >> i would like to mention the product of that was negotiations with senator sanders who was then chairman of the committee, and i would allege that i am one of the first to feel the bern. [ laughter ]

>> jimmy: that's senator john mccain talking about senator bernie sanders. is john mccain a friend of yours? >> yeah, he is. john is a friend of mine. i've known him for many years. a very, very decent guy. >> jimmy: he's supporting trump somewhat begrudgingly? >> i'll let senator mccain speak for himself, but as a human being, he's a decent guy. straightforward guy. obviously we have very strong differences of opinion on that piece of veteran's legislation he referred to. we had more than one shouting match about how to go forward, but we ended up coming together for the veterans of this country and we passed the most comprehensive veterans health care legislation in modern history of this country. [ applause ] >> jimmy: and that's particularly meaningful with memorial day coming up. do you feel like as an independent you're able to work with both parties more easily? >> actually, when i was in the house before i got to the senate in a number of years i was able to pass more amendments on the floor of the house bringing republicans and democrats together on issues where there

was common ground. so i have a lot of experience in doing that, and that's something -- >> jimmy: you and donald trump do have some common ground. you say you want to rebuild america's infrastructure and put americans to work. he wants to build a wall, which would do that in a way, put a lot of americans to work if we could find any americans who want to build a wall like that. >> well, the seriousness of the issue is that all over this country our water systems are failing, our wastewater plants, our roads, our bridges, airports, our rail system. we used to have the best rail system in the world. that's no longer the case. we can create 13 million good paying jobs by rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure. and that's something i think we should do. >> jimmy: i have a question for you from donald trump. and here it is. this is from mr. trump. he says, dear, crazy bernie, will you run as a third party communist against crooked hillary clinton or are you a coward and a loser? signed, president trump -- sorry, that's not. i'm reading the wrong thing.

he asks, bernie, you have been treated very unfairly. both primary systems are rigged but in particular the democrats ridiculous system of superdelegates. will you run as an independent when debber wasserman schultz and the party bosses steal this nomination away from you? >> well, i think there's a little bit of self-service there. >> jimmy: i don't think so. he's not like that. >> you think he's really worried about me? maybe you're right. >> jimmy: he told me last night he doesn't like to see you and hillary fighting. it's upsetting him. >> let me tell mr. trump, i really do appreciate his concern for me. i know that comes straight from his heart. but tell him that what i hope will happen is that, in fact, i will run against him as the democratic nominee for president of the united states, and if i do, we're going to beat him and beat him bad. you can tell him that. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'll tell him. i don't know if i'll see him again. hopefully he'll see it on his own. the last time you were here, when you got here, when you were on the show when were were on in

brooklyn as well, you were just kind of hanging out on the street. you went and had coffee, and now you have secret service. are you able to do the things that you like to do? >> try going to the bathroom followed by five big guys. yeah, we do. i love going out on the street and just meeting people. >> jimmy: speaking of going to the bathroom, is it, in your opinion, very crazy that we're focused on who gets to go into which bathroom now? shouldn't we focus on which bathrooms, on making them clean? i mean, like -- [ laughter ] >> no, i think the attacks against transgender people is part of a bigotry which has got to end, and i applaud the president for what he's trying to do on that. >> jimmy: well, we're going to take a break. when we come back, i want to show that photograph from when bernie was up in san francisco. this is the kind of thing you can't do anymore. there you are on the street. [ applause ]

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>> jimmy: senator bernie sanders is here. still to come, kyle chandler. you're from brooklyn. do you ever eat at frankies? that restaurant there in brooklyn. >> i'm the senator from vermont. i was born in brooklyn. >> jimmy: you're right. >> most of my time is spent in vermont. drop in and visit us there. >> jimmy: oh, what. what a slap in the face to the people of brooklyn. do you cook? >> nah. >> jimmy: never. your 28th wedding anniversary is on saturday, correct? >> thank you for reminding me. [ applause ] >> jimmy: do you have any plans? do you have a plan, something romantic with your wife? >> jane and i will probably be in front of 20,000, 30,000 people doing something. >> jimmy: wait a minute. what are you going to do in front of those people? [ laughter ] >> talk about economic justice. >> jimmy: i see. i see. very exciting stuff. yeah. do you buy your wife a gift for anniversaries?

you seem like you'd be the worst gift giver. [ laughter ] >> i refuse to answer that question. my wife must have talked to you. >> jimmy: yeah, she asked me to have a word. on to pomona after this and asked to speak in front of a big group of people there. >> we have, i think the reason we have a good shot to win in california is we're doing something i don't think anyone has done. we're holding dozens of rallies all over the state. by the time we're finished, we'll have spoken to well over 200,000 people. >> jimmy: wow. you're bigger than kevin hart. it's unbelievable. bernie sanders, everyone. the senator from vermont. thank you for being here, senator. we'll be right back with kyle chandler. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hmmmmmm..... [ "dreams" by beck ]

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available to binge starting tomorrow. please welcome kyle chandler. ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: kyle, you know, you have the kind of face that people would definitely vote for. i mean, if i saw you on a sign i'd say, yeah, that's the guy. >> well, you know, jimmy, actually, um, i have a political party that i am part of that we've -- that we've been -- it's been about three years in the going now. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> we've got a pretty big roll of people involved, and we're called the extreme moderates. >> jimmy: the extreme moderates? >> the extreme moderates. >> jimmy: i like the sound of that. >> yes, the slogan to the extreme moderates is, america, i've fallen and i can't get up. and i would like to ask you we're actually, the two of us, who are part of the party, that

are the party. >> jimmy: there's only two people in the party. not really a party with two. it's lunch, really, is what it is. >> i was just wondering if maybe -- i heard bernie was out here and he said a few things. i wonder if you might just want to think about -- >> jimmy: well, you know what? >> think about it. myself and trent bross. >> jimmy: there's only, like, $7 here. i mean, $7 is really -- donald trump came, and he has his own money that he's printing up. that's what he gave me. [ applause ] i will consider it. i will take it under advisement, wink, wink. so there are two -- who is the other member of the party? >> a very dear friend of mine, the genius behind it, trent bross, trent rufus bross. >> jimmy: i'll have to vet him. sounds like a good guy.

>> he is. >> jimmy: is he? >> tell us a little bit about him. trent and i came out from georgia years ago, january 15th, 1989. >> jimmy: he's a childhood friend? >> college. >> jimmy: and he moves with you? >> no, no. nothing like that. just a dear friend. >> jimmy: i see. okay. all right. but you live in the same town? or is this not -- >> he's out here in los angeles. >> jimmy: okay. >> i'm back in texas now. >> jimmy: he can be my liaison here then. >> i'll have him contact you. >> jimmy: you have a big ranch outside of austin, texas. did you move there when you were shooting "friday night lights"? >> in the middle of it. >> jimmy: in the middle of it, okay, and this is a photograph that you brought along and tell us what we have here. >> those are my miniature donkeys. >> jimmy: miniature donkeys. >> miniature donkeys. >> jimmy: there's no person in here. how tall are they? >> i think a standard miniature donkey is about 36 inches at the shoulder. >> jimmy: do they have names? or do you -- >> yes, they do. >> you've got shea shaw, you've got white donkey number two, you have carlos the drug dealer,

red, and that's doyle, big daddy doyle. just to let you know, these are donkeys. and i also, being an extreme moderate, we also have five miniature elephants. >> jimmy: you do? wow. >> just to balance it out. >> jimmy: how very balanced. [ applause ] >> jimmy: are these donkeys, do you raise them for fun or for food? [ laughter ] >> fun. >> jimmy: fun, okay. does anybody ride the mini 0 donkeys? >> they have been ridden. they have had people on their backs, little people. >> jimmy: kids must go crazy when they see it. >> they like them. >> jimmy: who takes care of the ranch when you're acting? >> my wife. >> jimmy: your wife does. by herself? >> yeah. >> jimmy: by herself? >> yeah. >> jimmy: with all the donkeys and everything? yeah. >> jimmy: how big the ranch? >> it's big. >> jimmy: you go off putting on makeup and she's slopping pigs and that kind of thing? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> what?

>> jimmy: wow, she's a lucky lady, huh? >> she tells me it's a lot of work. i have no idea. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: whose idea was it to buy the ranch in the first place? >> it was ours together. >> jimmy: it was mutual, okay. so you can point to that. >> we used to have horses. my older daughter used to jump and do a few things. and thank god that's over. you don't want your daughter jumping horses. it's a scary thing. she was good. >> jimmy: everybody i talked to said it's scary and it's expensive and then you have to go to a lot of horse things. >> all those things, yeah. they're right. >> jimmy: all negatives in my book. you serve as a volunteer firefighter in your town? >> i did in my town, i did a couple years. i was able to get my black helmet. that's like getting the big leagues while i was doing "friday night lights," and the one thing to say about volunteer firefighters, ours was half paid, half volunteer. you have to know the people who do that, and especially the kids involved, are incredible people.

when i was in there, i never fail to be amazed at the young people that deal with situations that are really incredible. >> jimmy: like what kind of situations? >> whether it's car wrecks, fires, what have you. but just i always want to say i take my hat off to those people. >> jimmy: your black hat, yeah, especially to do it as a volunteer. that's really a great thing. >> it's good. >> jimmy: but when you're like chopping through a door where there's a fire and then the door opens and it's you, do people go, like, hey, what the hell, coach? >> once. once. the very first time before i even joined, i went on a ride and it was a house where a lady had fallen down the stairs. it was like 2:00 in the morning, and there was a little boy as we came in. this is all new to me. we came in, and he's on the couch. i'm looking at the situation, and the little boy looked at me and went, hey, and all i could do was go, shhh. [ laughter ] >> that was my first experience with that.

it was a great experience. >> jimmy: your netflix show season two starts tomorrow. >> "bloodline" tomorrow. >> jimmy: great show. "bloodline." do you know that a show is going to be excellent before you sign on? how do you determine that? >> i think it's always a crap shoot. you just never know. however, the people on that show, similar to "friday night lights," the actors, everyone is just great meme. >> jimmy: quite a cast. >> great cast and great writers, and it's been a great experience. >> jimmy: pick it up, season two. should people watch it all at once or spread it out? >> both. >> jimmy: "bloodline" is on netflix. season two starts tomorrow. kyle chandler! and when we come back, frank castronovo and frank falcinelli, the two frankies, will cook for us.

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but you can send them a message they can't ignore. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >> jimmy: welcome back to the program. our next guests have a great restaurant in new york city and another in brooklyn. i think i ate there 11 meals in a row. they are here to make us stop and smell the garlic. please welcome, frank castronovo

and frank falcinelli. gentlemen, welcome. i love that you're all dressed up. usually you're very casual. i appreciate the buttons as well. are you supporting me in my run for vice president? >> we are actually. >> jimmy: thank you. >> glad to be part of the team. >> jimmy: hey, listen, when i name a white house chef, i'll be in the guest house, you can be the guest house white house chefs. >> that would be great. >> jimmy: so you guys got your own olive oil and you've got your own grape seed oil. you have a special new olive oil. in fact, they're going to give a bottle of their new olive oil to everyone in the audience tonight. [ applause ] >> jimmy: which one is the new olive oil. >> that's the new one. the green gold. >> jimmy: beautiful. >> green gold, out with the old, in with the gold. >> jimmy: and there's a new whole foods 365 that they're selling in. >> in silver lake. >> jimmy: and it's the only one in the country, but they'll open more of those. what do we have? what are you going to make? >> we're going to do a cocktail

with our olive oil and we're going -- >> jimmy: we're going to drink olive oil in the cocktail? guillermo, what you doing? >> guillermo: he said cocktails. [ laughter ] >> exactly. >> jimmy: he rides on my cocktails for years. >> so, what this is, we called it a blue-green gold. it's blue agave from mescal and green gold olive oil with a little bit orange and we're going to top it off with a little champagne. >> jimmy: with some moet. all right. our drummer lost an eye. >> i got good aim. >> jimmy: yeah, you did well. okay, so now it's weird to drink olive oil, isn't it? is it? >> i don't know. we taste olive oil all the time when we go to sicily and check our new crop out. >> jimmy: so it seemed normal to have this? and, guillermo, i understand has been drinking these all day. is that true? >> guillermo: that's right. >> jimmy: salut. and what's all this dirt on the

outside? >> do it again. >> it's not dirt. frank will tell you what it is. >> it is not dirt. >> jimmy: it's not dirt? >> it's burnt matz some salt. it's traditionally with the -- >> jimmy: that's delicious. >> olive oil tastes great. >> jimmy: it is good. what are we going to eat? >> we're going to do a shrimp -- >> jimmy: is this in your cookbook? >> it's not. we're starting a whole new repertory of food, but at this point you're going to love it. it's a marriage of mexico and italy. so, we're using mexican ingredients and italian ingredients. >> jimmy: oh, that's really nice. >> these are actually california prawns. >> jimmy: they're beautiful. >> these big beautiful babies. >> jimmy: that's what it looks like with its head on. >> frank will give them color, and then we're going to make the

fried diavalo sauce. >> jimmy: is this how it works at the restaurant where frank does the cooking and you talk? >> we switch back and forth. >> jimmy: all right. you don't have to cook those too much. right? >> no. we just want to give them a little color and it's good they have the head on, and that makes the sauce taste delicious. >> jimmy: it adds a little something. >> we cook them once or twice, turn them over, give them color, and then we leave the garlic in the pan, let the garlic brown. >> jimmy: why does garlic smell better than anything? i mean, what is it about garlic? >> i don't know, but i thought garlic was italian my whole life. >> jimmy: it isn't? >> exactly. it isn't. it's all over the world. but i always felt it was italian. >> jimmy: i still think it's ours. >> and tomatoes and olive oil? >> jimmy: and olive oil and all the other good things. i know they say they invented spaghetti in the orient, but

let's be honest, it wasn't really spaghetti. >> chris says mexico on the tomatoes. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, on the tomatoes. no, these tomatoes are in california. i know where these live. >> mexico, california. >> jimmy: there's no difference, right, guillermo? >> guillermo: there's no difference. >> these guys get a little color. and then we pull them out and we do what they call a deglaze. normally you'll use white wine, but because guillermo is here and doing mescal with the drink, i'll throw it in. >> guillermo: hold on. hold on. why do you want to burn that? don't waste it. >> jimmy: wow. okay, now that is definitely not allowed in the studio. did you know that was going to happen? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, okay. i wish i had known. i lost my eyelashes. guillermo, look at this. what a waste of mescal this is. >> i know. >> jimmy: when i do it, it doesn't turn into a fire. now it did.

that's great looking. holy cow. yeah. the fire marshal is going to have us all in chains. where is kyle chandler and the volunteer fire force? [ laughter ] i don't want to put this over there. i feel like it's going to catch on fire. >> it won't. >> jimmy: i'll put it over here. >> you're next. you finish it up. >> jimmy: what do i do? >> chilies. we're going with italian ones. >> jimmy: in the oil? >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay. nice. what else? >> your tomatoes, put the whole can of those beautiful tomatoes. >> jimmy: and? >> let that cook a little bit. put the shrimp back in. >> jimmy: shrimp go back in. sorry, guys, you're going back in. >> now they're going to finish and we put the herbs. >> jimmy: what you got? >> normally we'd have basil, but because we're going the marriage with mexico, we're uing cilantro. >> jimmy: that seems very unusual, unorthodox to me. >> yes, it's very unorthodox, but that's the beauty of cooking

is. you don't have to follow a specific recipe. you can improvise. and we love doing that. >> jimmy: it looks beautiful. how long does it have to cook before we can actually eat it? >> this is going to take five minutes, but we have it. >> jimmy: we get the one already done. >> voila. >> jimmy: and you can see what it looks like. [ applause ] >> the thing about this -- >> jimmy: did you bring those or did he have them? >> we asked guillermo what he liked to eat the most, and he said tortillas. >> jimmy: yeah, he does like tortillas. >> guillermo: i brought them. and the mescal. >> so, the beauty of this is it goes with anything. >> jimmy: all right. >> you can put it on pasta or eat it with fish or you can eat it with a tortilla. >> jimmy: let's try it. >> we got three kinds we made with different levels of spice. >> jimmy: oh, well, should we taste the hottest one?

>> whatever you want. >> jimmy: okay, we're going to taste the hottest one. is this going to be really crazy hot? >> we apologize ahead of time. >> jimmy: all right. should i have the tortilla? >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: no problem -- oh, my god. it's hot. wow, that's super hot, but delicious also. i am feeling the burn. i am literally feeling the burn. >> so are we. >> jimmy: thank you, gentlemen. these are franks from frankie's restaurant. their olive oil is available exclusively at whole foods 365. thanks for senator bernie sanders and kyle chandler and i apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next. goodnight!

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