You're doing fantastic, by the way, congratulations.
>> Thank you. >> You're doing fantastic.
>> Thank you.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> And it appears, it very much appears
that you will be the nominee, and it just looks like 99% sure you'll be the nominee.
Bernie says he's gonna go all the way to the convention.
I don't wanna say how do you feel about that cuz I
think I know, but- >> [LAUGH]
>> Do you think that he should dropout.
>> Look, I think he has to do what he chooses to do.
I understand that.
I ran all the way to the end against then Senator Obama.
And when it was over, because we had a much closer race than the one
currently is between Senator Sanders and myself.
I withdrew, I endorsed him, and
then I worked really hard to elect him, and I do believe that Bernie will do that.
>> I hope so, because we have to unify.
I said this yesterday on the show.
It's getting nasty out there.
The hatred has to stop.
We have to unify.
>> I am so tired of it, Ellen.
I am so tired of the meanness and the insulting and the finger-pointing and
the scapegoating.
It's just not the way we should be.
We outta be unified but more than that we outta be working together,
we outta show respect toward each other and we outta listen to each other.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> And we can have disagreements,
that's all part of it,
but not the way it's going right >> Yeah.
>> [APPLAUSE].
>> Let's talk about Donald Trump.
>> Yes. >> I just recently heard him say that he
says he will be good for women.
>> [LAUGH]. >> What do you think of that?
>> Well, I would need a lot more information based on what I hear him say,
because he has been >> Very derogatory toward all kinds of
women he has specifically called out women by name insulted them.
He has said that equal pay isn't a real issue he doesn't seem to,
I think that we need to do anything to create more jobs and
raise incomes in a lot of women are helping to support their families or
maybe they're the only support.
And he actually says wages are too high in America.
So I'm sure there is somebody somewhere that he might be good for.
But, I think overall there's just no evidence
that he has an understanding of what women lives are like today.
>> He's gonna be the nominee.
>> Right. >> I mean did you ever think that it would
to this point where you're gonna be up against Trump?
>> No and I don't think any of the 16 other Republicans,
who ran against him ever thought that would happen.
But you've got give him what he's accomplished.
He Won the most votes and it appears then he's going to be the nominee.
But I think that once the seriousness of the general election
really hits people, he has to start being held accountable.
He can't just make these pronouncements, insult people, scapegoat people,
call immigrants Murderers and rapists, and insult women, and
insult people with disabilities, and be so derogatory toward Muslims.
And everything that he does, I don't think
that's the way we want to appear to ourselves or the rest of the world.
So I do think as this election goes forward,
he's going to have to be held accountable.
And I certainly will do my part to make that happen.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> So
I think everybody is asking this question, because I've said it many times,
I love your husband, I think he's fantastic.
And Is it legal for an ex-president to be a vice president?
>> No. >> Are you sure?
>> Well- >> I've never seen
anything saying it's illegal.
>> Well, if you've served two terms, it would be hard to do.
If you've only served one term I think technically you might be able to, but
he served two terms.
>> So he can't be your vice president.
>> No. >> Okay.
>> Actually, I'm here to interview you.
>> Is that right? >> Yeah.
>> Good! >> [APPLAUSE]
>> [APPLAUSE] Right.
>> I mean think about I mean I know that you have a lot to contribute.
>> Right. >> And I would make
you really be in charge of returning kindness to America.
Something that you care a lot about. >> Yes.
>> [APPLAUSE]
>> And try to lift people's spirits,
give them something to be happy about, because your show,
every day, does that for millions of people.
I have an older friend, she's in her late 80s, and
she had lots of bad health in recent years.
She watches you every single day, and you know, we have a group of friends who kind
of check in on her, and she says, I can't talk yet because Ellen is about to start.
I gotta hear what Ellen has to say, and it is so meaningful to her.
I think you can do a lot to the country >> Well, thanks, okay, can I stay here.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> No, I can't.
>> Okay.
We would have to run through the usual.
Yeah, there is a process for that.
>> If we could move the White House here and I can still do this,
that would be great.
>> [LAUGH] >> Well,
maybe you could do it from the White House?
>> That would be great, to do the show from the White House!
Why don't I do that?
>> [APPLAUSE] >> I think you should do that.
>> All right, yeah.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> I mean you probably don't want to
accept the offer.
Because you do have to move to Washington.
>> Right. >> And it is expected you live in
the Vice Presidents house, but you could bring the show.
>> So I don't live in the White House?
>> No. >> No.
>> [LAUGH] >> But it's a nice house.
>> No. >> No.
I have a nice house, I'm fine.
>> [LAUGH]