it's time now for tonight's closing argument. many republicans are applauding president obama's new energy plan, which would open up natural gas and oil drilling off the atlantic coast, helping, he says to create jobs and

decreasing our dependence on foreign energy sources. on the same campaign trail, then candidate obama promised to retain that moratorium in the name of the environment. his flip-flop has critics, democrats and republicans among them, calling out the president. so, tonight, we want to ask you, did obama do the right thing and find a middle ground, or is he just playing politics? tell us what you think, by clicking on the "nightline" page at abcnews.com or on facebook, as a fan of the show. that's our report for tonight. for all of us at abc news, good night, america. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel. tonight, carey mulligan. eva longoria parker is here. we have music from ok go, and to celebrate april fools' day, this morning, i crank called my aunt chippy at work. i think we got disconnected.

>> no, we didn't. i hung up on you. >> jimmy: i don't understand this attitude, i really don't. >> listen to me. will you? >> i'm trying, but your voice is terrible. >> you know what? go take -- go take a hot bath, a shower, drown yourself, do whatever you want to do. good-bye. >> jimmy: the customer is office right. "jimmy kimmel live," back in two minutes. vo: at the olive garden cooking school in tuscany, our chefs learn secrets of italian cooking. like how to blend four artisanal cheeses to create our new creamy fonduta sauce. in our new steak fonduta and grilled chicken fonduta. at olive garden.

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and now, no fool iing, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy, i'm your friend from television. welcome. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to the show, thank you for watching. i hope you had a successful april fools' day. if you made it through the day without sitting on a whoopie cushion, without your cigarette exploding, without your toilet covered with saran wrap, congratulations. you have no friends. that means. this is interesting. april fools' started back in the 16th century when st. patrick led all of the snakes out of ireland and into his mother's bathtub.

last night i asked our viewers, in celebration of april fools' day to dump a glass of cold water in the face of a sleeping person that they lived with and post the video on youtube and the response was overwhelming. more people responded to this than the census. and i'll tell you something. this might be the first time in my life anyone has done something i asked them to do without me having to pay them. so it's exhilarating. it really -- a lot of people posted videos today. here are the highlights. >> i am actual ly -- we're goin to go dump some cold water on my poor unsuspecting husband. >> what? what are you doing? are you okay? why?

>> oh, april fools'! are you okay there? >> oh, my god. >> it's cold, huh? >> no, my cell phone. >> oh. >> april fools'! >> what the hell? >> april fools'. >> what? what the [ bleep ]? >> april fools', babe. >> april fools'. >> why? why?

why? >> this is for jimmy. >> jimmy: well, thank you very much, i appreciate it. that's a lot of fun. i like this. i ask you guys to do something and you do it, which is awesome. until someone dies, then it's terrible, but until then, it's fantastic. it wasn't all good news, though. when i asked everyone to dump water in a sleeping person's face, i neglected to mention that everyone did not include me. >> happy april fools' day. [ applause ] so -- so anyway. she's dumped. it is good to stay hydrated, though. on monday, i may give another command.

i may ask you to ride naked on an escalator, give oprah a wedgy, who knows. see the mood i'm in. the census form was due today. if you forgot to fill it out, you're going to prison for the rest of your life. kind of dumb they made that due on april fools' day. america is going to have a lot of dick hurts. some people are not sending their forms in because they are actry at the government, which is dumb, because the census figures out how people get represented. the state gets fewer congress meb. maybe none of us should send in our forms. because no congressmen seems perfect. they estimate that 30% of americans will not participate in the census. that's the thing if they know 30% won't portis pate, just add 30% to the ones that do, right? your welcome, census bureau. next, the next thing that's due

is taxes. tax day is two weeks away. and when it comes to taxes, there are two kinds of people, whose that are responsible and get them done early, also known as psychopaths and then there are the rest of us. my cousin sal is right now out on hollywood boulevard with a poker table. hi, sal, how are you? >> what's happening, jimmy? >> jimmy: also the people that used turbo tax to do their taxes themselves. they are eligible for a refound. let's meet them, okay. start with the guy in the blue shirt. how is that? >> hi, my name is ethan. >> jimmy: hi, ethan. what do you do for a living? >> i'm a student. >> jimmy: where are you a student? >> called the masters college. >> jimmy: it's not a real college? >> no, it's not. >> jimmy: all right. as a student, you could use the money, right? >> yeah. definitely. >> jimmy: and the lady next to you? >> cindy, unemployed right now.

>> jimmy: you could definitely use the money. >> definitely. the dealer what is your name? oh, that's my cousin. let's keep going. our third player. >> my name is rolando. >> jimmy: i like rolando already. what do you do? >> i'm a marine. >> jimmy: okay, well, that explains why you are so forthright. and player number four -- >> my name is emily. >> jimmy: what do you do for a living? >> i'm a dance teacher from connecticut. >> jimmy: okay, good. a good group there. the government owes them a r refund. how much, i don't know. that's what makes it fun. we're going to play "taxes hold 'em." this is something we do every year. it's a poker game and the folks at turbo tax have agreed to quadruple the winner's refound. if you win, you get four times as much as you would have gotten back, all right? cousin sal, explain the rules of the game and we'll go. >> this is a winner take all

tournament. if we run short on time and a winner has not been declared, remaining players will go all in for the whole thing. same [ bleep ] as last year. >> jimmy: all right. put your tax forms on the table. put the return there. this is texas hold'em style poker. i hope you are familiar with that. each player is going to start off with ten chips, and here we go. sal, deal the cards. >> all righty. >> jimmy: we got emily, rolando, indy a cindy and ethan, all playing to quadruple their tax refound. >> the betting starts with jar head. what do you say? >> jimmy: all right. >> goes two. curly sue, to you. she bumps it up to four. napoleon dynamite with four. and the mona lisa is going in. >> jimmy: everybody's in. >> going to bury this card and here's the flop. ace of diamonds. two of clubs. queen of hearts.

all right, jar. what is that, two? going to be two. two to sue. two around. let's see -- >> jimmy: this may be a quicker game. >> everyone's in. here's the turn. ten of clubs. >> jimmy: a ten, all right. >> queen-ace-deuce. another one. everybody likes this game. >> jimmy: one to stay in. >> mona? >> ethan, are you going to fold? >> jimmy: oh, he's in. >> three-player game. >> cindy's out. >> jimmy: a king. so, we have an ace, a king and a queen there. and a ten. well, that doesn't matter. all right, well -- >> check. >> all right, check. >> i'll check. >> check. all right.

let's see your cards. >> jimmy: see everyone's cards. >> that looks like a straight to me. that's pretty good. queen -- >> that's emily. you got a pair of -- a pair of queens. >> ace-eight. pair of aces. straight wins over here. >> jimmy: the straight wins. all right, so, that's rolando's hand. very nicely done. sal, you guys keep playing and we'll check in later. that's a huge lead right off the bat for rolando. and the loser is going to get a glass of water in the face. this is an exciting weekend for apple fans. the ipad is going to be released on saturday. i cannot wait to find out what it is i couldn't live without all these years. the early reviews have been good. you can read books on it, play games, with the optional foot straps, you can snow shoe. but you need two. and on sunday is easter. they were thinking of moves it to tuesday this year, but there was a conflict with "american idol." we have a big family gathering at my cousin anne's house.

that's uncle frank's daughter. aunt chippy is going to be there, right? >> she's a bunny. >> jimmy: yeah, she is. aunt championshippy is my mom's and uncle frank's ex-wife. i've been pulling pranks on her since i was a kid. a couple of years ago, we painted the outside of her house orange and green. she's a volatile woman, right? >> volatile. >> jimmy: how long were umarried? >> 28 years. >> jimmy: and she yells a lot. >> a lot. >> jimmy: since it's april fools day, we called her boss. she works for a debt negotiating company. so, this morning i called from my office, pretending to be a creditor. okay, so my aunt chippy works for a company that takes people's credit card debts and she will call the bank and scream at them and try to get the debt reduced. and then they pay to reduce

debt. i don't know exactly how it works, but apparently she's very good at screaming, so -- we have a hidden camera in her office right now. she doesn't know this. and i am going to call using one of my many beloved character voices. this time, the voice of david winestein, and complain about a debt from somebody who is dead. you'll see. all right. let's call her up. >> this is chippy. >> hello, who am i speaking to? >> this is chippy. >> jimmy: yes, i'm trying to collect a debt here. >> what's the social of the account you're calling about? >> the client's name is john [ bleep ]. >> v as in victor? >> jimmy: v as in victor. >> john [ bleep ] is dead. >> jimmy: well, that explains why we haven't been getting our payments. >> where are you calling from? >> jimmy: seattle. >> seattle is a nice place to leave. what account are you calling

about? >> jimmy: i'm calling about the account we have with him, arrangement with him, mbna. >> can you possibly tell me what the last four numbers are? >> jimmy: 6926. >> that's not a number. >> jimmy: well, i have it as a number so you better figure it out. >> i better? no, you better figure it out. you got anything else to say, because you're getting on my nerves. >> jimmy: i'm trying to get to the bottom to why i'm not getting my checks. >> i'm sorry about that. he's dead. when you get to the hereafter, you can discuss it with him. have a nice day. good-bye. >> jimmy: hello? she hung up. she's very friendly. she has a great demeanor, a great customer service demere nor. leff's call her back. >> what is going on today? what is going on. >> jimmy: i think we got disconnected. >> no, we didn't.

i hung up on you. >> jimmy: i don't understand this attitude. i really don't. >> well, it's not an attitude. i'm telling you all i know about this client. you're telling me that he hasn't paid. i'm telling you he's dead. listen to me, wouldn't you? >> jimmy: i'm trying to listen but your voice is terrible. >> you know what your problem is? you're trying to listen, but god only -- god gave you two ears, which is more important to listen than talk, because he only gave you one mouth. >> jimmy: if there was a god, i wouldn't be forced to deal with people like you every day. >> you know what? go take a hot bath, a shower, drown yourself. do whatever you want to do. good-bye. >> jimmy: hold on a second. hello? how often does a customer service representative tell you to drown yourself? not many times. let's call her back. >> hello? >>jimmy: hello, is this hippy?

i want to apologize. i was rude on the phone. >> you're not rude. you're being impossible. >> jimmy: you have to understand, i cannot just let this go. i have to collect this debt. this is a debt. >> it is not a debt. it's a death. >> jimmy: it's a debt and a death. >> jimm this is one of the most unusual conversations i've ever had in my life. i mean -- >> stop calling me. >> jimmy: i need to get to the bottom of this. >> wait a minute. i hang up the phone and you go onto the next one. and you can forget about me. be thankful you never married me. be thankful i'm not in your family. go away. >> jimmy: are you single? >> i'm single and i like it that way. >> jimmy: well, listen, i mean, you know, if you want to work something out to pay off the debt, we can work out something like that. >> you're a jerk. go back -- stay in seattle and die in seattle. >> jimmy: hold on one second.

hello? the problem is i can't bring it to a conclusion. it's too much fun. let's call her back. >> who is calling me on an account -- he's been dead. i took care of all of the accounts. this is my third phone call. get the hell off my line. >> jimmy: tip by, i want to apologize -- >> just leave me alone. >> jimmy: i'm so sorry. i can't believe this is happening. >> you know, how old are you? >> jimmy: 43. >> 43. >> jimmy: that's right. >> do you have a family? >> jimmy: i do. i have an uncle named frank, and -- >> you son of a bitch. you little bastard. it's like no end with you. i was talking -- i watch the show last night. there's no end with you. >> jimmy: say hi to the cameras

in your office. >> you got to be kidding. oh, you moron. >> jimmy: love you. happy april fools' day. see you on easter. >> all right. >> jimmy: all right, good-bye. >> am i so stupid that i never, ever get it. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's aunt championship by for you right there. it's thursday night, time for your weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. it's "this week in unnecessary censorship. ". >> tonight, ending our -- with aaron. it smells like [ bleep ]. >> the most disturbing jesse james story about to unfold. did he participate in dog [ bleep ]? >> it is completely [ bleep ] up. >> a baby owl fell out of a tree. my neighbor's gardner [ bleep ]

it. >> barcelona-like weather on thursday. april 1st. so, let's just hope mother [ bleep ] isn't [ bleep ] with us. >> were known as these for their closely cropped hair. >> stacy? >> what are [ bleep ] heads? >> good for $2,000. >> [ bleep ] you! >> yeah, i mean, they've been giving me a hard time. trying to [ bleep ] my [ bleep ], this guy. >> best feeling in the world, climb up on the top of that cage after you [ bleep ] some dude. raw, real. nasty. >> listen, nobody. i already told you i have a deal. >> it doesn't matter who you have a deal with. i've waited long enough. i'm going to [ bleep ] my wife. [ applause ] >> jimmy: we have a good show tonight. eva longoria parker, music from ok go, and we'll be right back with carey mulligan, so stick around. ♪

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>> jimmy: we have three contestants left in "taxes hold 'em." we have a good show tonight. eva longoria parker is here, from "desperate housewives." great band from chicago. they make fantastic music videos, too. this is their new cd, "of the blue colour of the sky," ok go from the bud light golden wheat outdoor stage. next week on the show, luke wilson, martin lawrence, castoffs from "dancing with the stars," she and him will be here, jonathan tyler and the northern lights and john lieden's band, public image limited, p.i. lipd. so, put that in your day planner and smoke it. our first guest tonight is a very fine young actress who received an oscar nomination for

her first starring role in a feature film. her latest opens in select cities tomorrow, "the greatest." please say hello to carey mulligan. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. great to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> jimmy: i ran into you at a restaurant the other night. and the first thing i noticed is that you're not an american. >> i'm not. >> jimmy: born in london, right? and raised in germany? >> from 3 to 7. >> jimmy: why did your family move around? >> my dad was a hotel manager. >> jimmy: did you live in the hotels? yeah. >> jimmy: oh, wow. that's all right. is that fun as a kid? >> yeah, it is. it's -- you know, we -- we were sort of part of the maid system. we were, you know, those trolleys, the laundry bins. >> jimmy: you traveled in those? >> we would travel in them and go into the rooms.

>> jimmy: did you have a key to get in the rooms? >> we -- you know, they have keys that get you into everything. we would go in -- >> jimmy: you had those? >> we would go in with the maids and when people had left you go into scavenge to see what they left behind. >> jimmy: did you get anything good? >> a swiss army knife. when you are 4 and 6, my mother was 6. that was -- >> jimmy: that must have been a fight over who got to keep it. and did you kill anybody with it? >> no, i -- such a good story. >> jimmy: it's better if somebody dies. always better. >> no, i cut my finger. >> jimmy: that's something. that's something there. well, you must have had all the tiny little shampoo bottles you could ever imagine having. >> everywhere. >> jimmy: to be nominated for an oscar in your first feature film has got to drive other actors absolutely insane.

they must literally despise you. >> i hope not. >> jimmy: i mean, i would imagine that could drive them crazy. do you ever sense any of that from anyone? >> from other actors? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i was in awe for six months. >> jimmy: you are so young, have you seen all the classic movies that they're in? >> like -- i mean, i've watched films, but i didn't come from a film family. i came from a hotel family. >> jimmy: all spectra-vision. >> some people have a real education in this. i come out to l.a. three years ago and start auditions and people are like, so, a great scene in "scarface," and i have no idea. i have no idea what they're talking about. i'm trying to remedy that and watch the classics. >> jimmy: what have you been watching? >> ah -- "midnight cowboy" i watched that, "taxi driver."

>> jimmy: in case you play a gay prostitute on the street. have you had an incomfort situation where you were lying -- >> a couple of times. when i was a kid, i was doing, like, career things and i would say that i'd been -- i could make up -- i was a terrible liar when i was a child and it carried over into my career so i can kind of -- >> jimmy: when you're a kid, it's lying, when you are an adult, it's acting. >> and i'm allowed, it's my job. >> jimmy: now, you are in this movie with pierce brosnan, who, you probably haven't seen the movies, but he used to be james bond. >> yeah, i heard that. >> jimmy: did you catch up on his work before you worked with him? >> yeah, well, he was my bond when we played nintendo 64 when i was a kid. >> jimmy: when was your super mario to me or your donkey kong. >> we had that. yeah, he was my golden eye, so --

>> jimmy: when you met hill, did you feel like you could control his movements? >> i was like, making severe icon tact. no, i saw a range of his films, and so he was not just bond to me. but he kind of was. and i had to wear this -- i'm pregnant in the film for most of it and i had to wear this prosthetic, this big plastic -- >> jimmy: i'm wearing one now. >> it suits you. >> jimmy: thank you. >> we were doing this party scene and it was kind of going on, it was in brooklyn, it was all relaxed. pierce was like, you want to get a drink it's very unprofessional. we left set like that. so we go to this bar, i sit down, it's no naughty, i'm pregnant and we ordered two martinis, no one blinked and eye -- it was really awful. >> jimmy: what are you going to say? you can't say to a woman, wait a minute -- >> really pregnant.

>> jimmy: and if she's not, you have an embarrassing situation. better off letting her drown the baby with mar tee knees. i mean -- now, again, the fact that you mentioned you're pregnant, i don't know how much i can say, but the movie is very intense, very heavy. and you are pregnant in the movie. i don't want to ruin anything, but we have a clip and i think you need to prepare us for it. >> oh, this is, yeah, this is labor, this is my attempt as labor acting which is really scary because real mothers are everywhere to -- >> jimmy: it's very labored, haven't it? >> so, yeah, this is on the way to the hospital. >> jimmy: and you are trying to learn -- >> i just, this boy that i'm having this baby with, i don't know very much about him. not in a slutty way, just in a circumstantial way. so, i'm trying to figure out who he is. >> jimmy: take a look. the movie is called "the greatest." >> as long it was separated.

take all the toppings off his pizza and eat them in order. really weird. >> he was a little ocd. but in a sweet way, right? >> very sweet. >> when he used to eat cheerios, he would eat them in pairs because he didn't want them to be alone. >> god, this hurts. >> yeah, and he never flossed. he did wear a lot of cologne once he discovered it and smelled. >> oh, it's happening. >> jimmy: there you go. and -- it's carey mulligan, called "the greatest." pierce brosnan. quite a lot of stars in there. thank you for coming. open in select cities tomorrow. carey mulligan, everybody. we'll be right back with eva longoria parker. here you go, honey.

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>> jimmy: we're down to two. our next guest is a delightful woman that you know from "desperate housewives," but he's working with a home in haiti.org

to help bring shelter to the homeless in haiti. please say hello to eva longoria parker.the homeless in haiti. please say hello to eva longoria parker. [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> good, how are you? >> jimmy: what do you have here? >> what we use for easter. we hide these eggs and then -- you want me to show you? >> jimmy: yeah. >> we hide the eggs and then we crack them on your head. some yeah, that's a lot of fun. cleto's dad used to do that to me, right? yeah, yeah. we fill them with candy and let -- >> jimmy: this could get ugly. >> when tony married me, he doesn't call it easter, he's like, when is the egg battle.

>> jimmy: your husband, nba player, not much of an egg battle because you can't reach his head. >> nobody has gotten him. >> jimmy: nobody will ever. >> my little cousin is like, uncle tony, can i crack it on your head, he took it from her hand and went -- he didn't let her do it. >> jimmy: that is what jesus would have wanted. >> yes. >> jimmy: one of the guys on the team can do it to him. maybe at halftime or something. that would be a nice easter -- >> what if we play the lakers? tony is not playing. i could do it while he's on the bench. >> jimmy: absolutely do that. what's going on with him. he -- >> he broke his hand, yeah. >> jimmy: when will he be back? >> playoffs. >> jimmy: do you go to the games when he's not there? >> well, he has to go. >> jimmy: when he's not playing, you watch him sit? >> i drink in the family room. >> jimmy: oh, i heard you opened a nightclub in las vegas.

>> it's opened, and we have a nightclub on top called eve, and so we opened it new year's eve. >> jimmy: nice. that's appropriate. and do you hang out there a lot? >> i do. >> jimmy: is it fun having your own nightclub? like tony soprano. >> i didn't mean to be in that business, but it's a lot of fun. when i go to vegas, we have a home. me and my friends. we can get whatever we want. >> jimmy: you get right in, no problems. >> no line. >> jimmy: no line for you. do you have a deal where they decide who gets in based on how attractive they are? >> i don't know how they work the door. >> jimmy: i think that's the way you have to do it, especially in vegas. you should have eggs there for people to smash on each other's heads. bring a little easter to las vegas. >> i should. i'm going to do that. >> jimmy: this is going to be a weird transition, but we should work with the charity you're working with, while i have egg all over my head. >> it's called home for

haiti.org. it's a website. rainy season is coming to haiti any day now. >> jimmy: and that's bad. >> yeah, 700,000 homeless haitians still today and once the rain comes, there's mud, carries malaria and typhoid and haiti is not really structured, to handle those kinds of diseases that are simple and curable. but for elderly and young kids and people recovering from injury, it's devastating. so, we are trying to get tents there fast. so you can go to the website, you click and the tent is sent for you. >> jimmy: you don't have to go to, like, the big five and buy a tent and mail it to haiti or anything like that. >> no, no. sit on your ass, you can bleep that out, right? >> jimmy: no, ass is fine. we can say that. it's all right. >> sit on your bum, going to be like the first guest and -- you can sit on your bum and from your office or your home and you click and literally tents are sent for you, and -- >> jimmy: that's great. >> trying to do 100,000 tents in two weeks. >> jimmy: that would be great,

around the easter holiday, a nice thing to do. now, this -- i want to ask you about this. obviously you are known for your latina roots and you -- you produce the alma awards. you did a dna test recently, is that what it is? >> yes. i was on a show called "american lives," and they do your geneol geneology, and they take your dna and tell you where you come from. my whole life, i'm like, i'm mexican and a proud mexican-american. i swear i was an aztec princess. i do the blood test and i'm 75% spaniard. >> jimmy: isn't everyone, most everyone from mexico -- a lot of people -- >> obviously it's a mixture because of the conquest, but i thought i was mostly mexican. >> jimmy: and the other percentages are -- >> mayan. i thought i was aztec this whole time. i do think i was a mayan princess. >> jimmy: i hope you still have some credibility left in the latino commune tichlt you're an

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