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Last night's show was a ratings bonanza. 6 million live TV viewers. Online clips of this monologue are going viral, passing 15 million views on YouTube in under a day.The count is still rising as we speak and report it's already now Kimmel's most watched monologue on YouTube ever. Now that type of interest and response to people saying don't watch this or we might take this away or the government doesn't want you to see this actually matches a wider communications dynamic you might have heard of. When you t ...