i thought it was nice to include jim gilmore. >> i started with jim gilmore. >> what are your thoughts on glass stiegle? >> it should be resurrected. it was a barrier and a divide between commercial and investment banking and it created a great if number of problems. >> so you are with bernie? >> if he would agree with me, yes. on everything else. >> joanne, emojis were invented by shiditaka-narita. >> what was the first name? >> shigitaka. >> no, really? >> bevis over there. >> can you say it one more time. >> i don't get why that is funny. >> mike wants you to say it faster too. >> bernie won't drop out. you should take it at least through the convention. or at least through the indictment. >> all of those people are hoping for that and unfortunately it is not gonna happen. you say it is a tough choice, a criminal list or a socialist, which is it? >> i applaud you. we will steal it from you. >> used to that. kevin, you can't use hitler in a punctuationer -- in a bunker mentality and then say hutspa. >> if that's all i have to complain about i am a happy man. >> joe you feel bad for b

unfortunately, the word "zero" has already been trademarked by republican candidate jim gilmore. [ lightghter ] well, go out and vote for him if you feel so bad. [ laughter ] looking forward to him having a hot new york. [ laughter ] and finally, a recent study has found that people who say, "i love you" during sex are more likely to feel satisfied afterwards. and least likely to be satisfied are people who say, "what are we, brad?" [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a fantastic show for you tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he's the star of "deadpool," and the world's sexiest dad. ryan reynolds is in the house tonight. [ cheers and applause ] also from abc's, "scandal," katie loews is in the house. [ cheers and applause ] and music from a country legend, wynonna judd, is here with her new band "wynonna and the big noise." but, before we get to all of that, as i mentioned, donald trump and bernie sanders were the big winners in last night's new hampshire primary, a result that has thrown the establishment of both parties into chaos. with more on that, it's time for "a closer look.

party remaining divided and by the way, ted cruz and john kasich sometimes marco rubio and even jim gilmoreere still on the ballot in some of these states, but the fact is trump seems to have united republican voters about as much as mitt romney had in 2012 at the end of that primary campaign. >> the political shock that greeted us this morning was the 13-point win that hillary clinton racked up in california over bernie sanders. not a single pollster that i know of forecast that kind of result. how do you explain such a huge win? >> yeah, you are so right. i mean, the real clear politics average of polls, while all the polls had shown hillary clinton ahead, some of them had shown her ahead by a margin as small as two points. real clear politics average had her up by two points. she wins by 13. and there's no really good explanation. perhaps that blockbuster news the night before when the "associated press" announced that hillary clinton had passed the mark, the milestone of getting 2,383 delegates to win the democratic nomination. maybe that had some effect on voter turnout. but nobody had