gary neil played his college ball up the road making the tough shot here. hornets now up by two. then in the fourth quarter missed shot by the hornets, the wizards, al jefferson gets the slam. hornets take the lead for good. they go on to win it 94-87. fifth loss in a row for the wizards. randy wittman says rinse and repeat. >> take my quotes from the last four games. it's a broken record. it's a broken record. >>> north of the border. caps in ottawa taking on the senators. the second period caps down 1-0. brooks orpik with a shot kuznetsov. wide open net. game tied at 1. his sixth goal of the season. not even a minute later now and the caps would strike again. shot at the goalie alex ovechkin knocks it out of the air and in it goes. 32nd goal of the season. second win in a row for the caps. 2-1 the final. you felt good on that one earlier today. all right. so we say a pain in the butt, right, is how we describe things tiger woods prefers to say a pain in the glutes. the golfer blamed his glutes for causing back pain that forced him to exit early from the farmers insurance open.

neil: gary, what happens? >> two things will happen. it will be inevitable. drumbeat will be to raise taxes on everyone to maintain the level -- neil: remember, that's what we did with medicare. we made the salary cap limitless. they will do the same for this other stuff. >> exactly. then for people like you and i you'll see the government will come back, they'll say, listen, you get 100 percent of these social security benefits, now you'll get 85%. for our children, 75%. you'll see the same old thing. you'll see benefits go down. taxes will go up. and as i think you even said we might even start printing more money. which would be inflationary. neil: guys, thank you. i think. the solution. just win the powerball. win the powerball. even if you do, rip up the ticket. it's no good. you can keep half the money if you're lucky. i don't think it will even be half. really, what will you do with half a gazillion dollars? you don't need it. give it to the government. neil: a robot revolution revving up. yesterday we told you about how this woman, i know i sound -- ho

neil: let me put that down gary does not. yippie-ay-a. >> i think the stock is going to go $200. a consumer product on the tip of everyone's tongues like apple. now we're going to be the one to watch. neil: it could be right? what do you think, scott? >> could be neil they have the cult following. did you see the iphone numbers from last quarter? tens of millions! that's a cycle product. neil: 70 some odd million of anything in a quarter. >> you get a new one and you sell more. neil: right? >> yeah, i was excited by this but look here i am in washington. i have to offer the perspective of what's coming down the pike with the budget. i know that the president is talking about lowering corporate tax rates, how is apple going to navigate the fact we're taxing foreign profits. i wonder if this is -- neil: we'll see, guys i want to thank you all much, much more right after this. there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's th

neil: don't you get a little traction from that gary? don't you sense that all right, well you have to crawl before can you walk, walk before you can run, and then that's starting. >> things that look definitely better, my contention is if we ever go back to normalization, you remember in real times, neil the fed used to drop interest rates a quarter percent here and there and get out of way, now i think they're too involved. and the other big thing and we've talked about this many times through the years the participation rate the amount of people in the workforce has crashed and not being accounted for. they can sit there is advertise 5.6% real world numbers for the 8-9% range. neil: the latest is 5.7. i see what you're talking about. keith, what do you think? >> spot on. statistic that grabs me more than any other single statistic. in 1990 we had roughly 1.3 million people involved. we are becoming a part-time nation, a nation is truly a service nation, that's not what built this country. either we need to be serious about getting bac

neil. >> dicky: from hollywood -- it's "jimmy kimmel live after the oscars"! tonight -- john travolta. sean penn -- jennifer aniston -- john krasinski -- eddie redmayne -- emily blunt -- gary oldman -- jeff bridges -- susan sarandon -- benedict cumberbatch -- and others. presented by haig club scotch whisky and aflac. with cleto and the now, for your consideration, it's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy kimmel, thanks for coming. thanks for watching at home. welcome to the least exclusive afterparty in town. i'm glad you're with us. i know it was a long show. there are a lot of award give out. if you win for best short film, you can't make a long speech. you get to thank one of your parents and that's it. it was raining all the day in hollywood. poor juliana rancic, we lost down a storm drain. i think we finally have definitive proof that god is black. this was the whitest oscars since 1998, which, on one hand is a bummer. but on the other hand, congratulations to white people. we did it again. and j.k. simmons, winning best supporting actor. patricia arquette, winning best supporting actress. she asked for equal pay in her speech.

neil. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live after the oscars"! tonight -- john travolta. sean penn. jennifer aniston. john krasinski. eddie redmayne. emily blunt. garyidges. susan sarandon. benedict cumberbatch. and others. presented by haig club scotch whisky and aflac. with cleto and the cletones! and now, for your consideration, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, that's very nice. too much already. thank you, cleto. hi, everybody, i'm jimmy kimmel, thanks to you for coming. thanks for watching at home. welcome to the least exclusive afterparty in town. i'm glad you're still with us. i know it was a long show. is that polish guy still on stage talking about his kids? here's the thing. there are a lot of awards they gave out. if you win for best short film, you don't get to make a long speech. [ laughter ] if you can't be bothered to make a whole movie -- you get to thank one of your parents and that's it. it was raining all day today here in hollywood. the red carpet was soaked. pul giuliana rancic. you know her, from e news, we lost her down a storm drain. unbelievable. the first day it rains in