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BERMAN: If you've been watching CNN, you might have heard that Bernie Sanders won the New Hampshire primary, but he did not only win the primary, he scored a couple of new nicknames thanks to a pair of news anchors who were either hungry or dreamy of the breach/ CNN's Jeanne Moos has more on the "Bernie bloopers" taking over the internet.</s>JEANNE MOOS, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): It's a pretty easy name to say.</s>WHOOPI GOLDBERG, TELEVISION HOST, "THE VIEW": Bernie Sanders.</s>MOOS: Which makes a minor slip of the tongue by MSNBC anchor Chris Hayes all the more delicious.</s>CHRIS HAYES, HOST, MSNBC: Railing against pharmaceutical companies and the like. And Bernie sandwiches -- Sanders' message from the beginning.</s>MOOS: May I please have a second helping.</s>HAYES: And Bernie sandwiches --</s>MOOS: Next thing you know everyone was making Bernie sandwiches. Bernie and corn beef. Bernie on toast. Bernie between buns. Holding a sandwich aloft. Pulling one out of his pocket. #BernieSandwiches unleash tweets like "feel the heartbern" and comments like "Bernie Sandwiches. That's his mafia name." As for Chris Hayes...</s>HAYES: Bernie sandwiches.</s>MOOS: He tweeted, "In my defense I was literally watching people being served dinner when I said Bernie sandwiches."</s>MOOS (on camera): And as if "Bernie sandwiches" wasn't enough for one election night, another anchor put her foot in her mouth.</s>MOOS (voice-over): Though Megyn Kelly's blooper on Fox News wasn't quite so mouth-watering.</s>MEGYN KELLY, HOST, FOX NEWS: On the Democratic side, Bernie sandal -- Sanders. Sandals could catch on in the summer months.</s>MOOS: It's already caught on, Megyn.</s>KELLY: Bernie sandal.</s>MOOS: The Bernie sandwich likewise already exists. "Food and Wine" magazine created sandwiches to represent various candidates. Hillary's sandwich was a Subway sandwich.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: A little bit of everything and anything anyone could ever want on it it will agree to put under that bread.</s>MOOS: While Bernie's was a Vietnamese sandwich. Spicy and obscure.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Your hipster friends are going to tell you about it.</s>MOOS: Even Chelsea Clinton once misspoke while bringing up Bernie.</s>CHELSEA CLINTON, DAUGHTER OF HILLARY CLINTON: If President Sanders -- Excuse me -- Senator Sanders, I hope not President Sanders.</s>MOOS: Yeah, well how about "President Bernie Sandwiches?"</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: (Chanting) Sandwich! Sandwich! Sandwich!</s>MOOS: Jeanne Moos, CNN.</s>PEREIRA: You both want a sandwich now, don't you?</s>BERMAN: I am kind of hungry.</s>PEREIRA: I figured to would.</s>BERMAN: I am kind of hungry. I just think -- You know, I feel for these because I've said much worse.</s>PEREIRA: I know. Oh, we all have.</s>BERMAN: On TV by mistake.</s>PEREIRA: Yes.</s>BERMAN: I long to say sandwich. I yearn to screw up like that because that's nothing.</s>PEREIRA: Like sandal. That's not so bad.</s>CUOMO: There is something more delicious, though, when it happens to somebody else. That's for sure.</s>PEREIRA: Isn't it?</s>BERMAN: A little bit.</s>PEREIRA: Glass house and all that, right? Whew hoo hoo. All right I guess that is it for us.</s>BERMAN: Yeah.</s>CUOMO: Time for the "NEWSROOM" with Carol cookies and milk.</s>PEREIRA: Okay. That's --</s>CAROL COSTELLO, CNN ANCHOR: I don't even know what that means so I'll just skip over that.</s>CUOMO: It's positive. You can skip over it by the way.</s>COSTELLO: But you guys have a great day.</s>PEREIRA: You, too.</s>COSTELLO: See you later. "NEWSROOM" starts now.