plan c is car wash. >> that is your last call. thank you for being with us tonight. go to greta wire.com and visit open thread. good night from washington. welcome to "red eye." i'm tv's andy levy filling in for greg gutfeld who has his hands full with dealing with a revolt. good speed, my friend. and now to patti ann browne. what's coming up on the toe? >> public servants have being served up big bucks by those they serve. who is being served oserviced? and don't you hate how hard it is to stalk your exor keep tabs on your current love? what three -- what are they doing in that bar? there is an app for that. and should anonymity be banned on the internet? 9 out of 10 voters say no. andy? >> thanks, patti ann.

let's welcome our guests. i am here with dye anne ma -- macedo. -- her name is portuguese for she is is on business news. ann coulter, columnist and author. her latest book is called "demonic" and a book of exer civil frtz demon's point of view. and he is on late knitel vision, and so andy richter couldn't be here, and so we have bill shultz. it is word play, people, you can't beat it. >> hi, pinch. > you are not that fake ombudsman, are you? they may help with your endeavor. they say to works on yorks o face, oh for outraged. >> are you not welcome.

>> are you not welcome. >> too short. >> get him off my screen. >> they reaped financial gain while arousing disdain. i speak for congress. >> yeah, working for the people ain't cheaple. they earned 3.4 times more than the average full time worker and are among the highest paid lawmakers in the industrialized world. their annual salary, $17 4,000 and they make about 285,000. meanwhile the average worker earns about 50k. i believe that is half. their lofty salaries will enrage americans including a new ras -- new rassmusson poll believes most of us are corrupt.

i'm team sprinkler. and congress people, they make a great salary, but they are so worth it, aren't they? >> i would double their salary if they left us alone. but what about a merit pay system? they are directors of the board. if the gdp goes up, their salary goes up. >> so pay them more if they do less? >> yes. we sit at the adult table. we get some adult ideas and fewer fart jokes. >> well, wait. i haven't gotten to bill yet. >> jesse, thanks for joining us. does congress get a bad wrap, or are they doing a tough job and they deserve what they are get ?g. >> well, i saw japanese politicians make far more. in fairness to the japanese, their campaigns are actually three times more expense si. > it is not as much the money

the congress people make. it is they are making three to four times more than the average american makes. in japan it is 2.3 times what the average citizen makes. >> for this what we call a public service it is interesting to see how it compares to the military servicemen and women who are dying for the country. i think it should be tied to gdp. if the country is doing well, the economy is doing well they get paid better. at a time when our economy is tanking we are looking for spending cuts and maybe a good place to start is their salaries. >> you make a good point. we are running a deficit. if you did that in the workplace you would be fired. >> work for every law they eliminate. start at zero salary. >> i like when your libertarian side comes out. >> that is straight conservatism. >> that is completely liber --

libertarian. >> your approval on "red eye" is similar to that of congress. do you feel sympathy for them? >> much like me, congress should be paid more because people think they are corrupt. not to bring this to a baseball analogy, but the 1919 black socks were not the only teams throwing games. they all were. they start doing it until we made the astronomical salaries they are making them today. so if we don't want the politicians with that happening. i will be writing in. >> it is as ridiculous as whatever point you made. >> i made a great point. >> i wasn't paying attention. >> i can tell. >> jesse, have you ever considered entering politics, especially now that you see how much they make? >> why not? i guess i am on my way. i can make a good reference.

i'll see how many more times i can -- well, it is a drinking game. >> vote jesse. >> exactly. no, the poll, it says that most people think politicians are corrupt. like that's a new poll? hey, rasmusson poll, the roman empire called and said no -- >> if it was a rasmusson poll, it would be the left that was corrupt. >> oh, then i'm sure that was in the fine print. dye anne? -- dianne. >> no, it is like the studies that they released, break breaking news 1k3* people who eat more junk food -- it could not be more obvious. >> the polls show that it was 46% of americans think congress is corrupt. how is it only 46%? >> it is because the other 54% know congress is corrupt. >> it says that 25% said they weren't sure.

what is the point? if you are going to do a poll and a fourth of the people are like, i have no opinion. they don't publish the findings. >> even if you don't have a point, make one up. you are being polled. it is a privilege. >> they actually had to go i don't care. >> not in my orbit. >> it is like those people when you ask questions on the -- what is a good sushi restaurant on the lower eastside? people will post on-line, "good question. i don't know." we are not having a conversation. this is a question to the internet. >> you see that a lot on twitter. you get it and google it. so diane 80% of the voter think congress is more interested in furthering their careers than helping people. that's not good, right? >> no. and that's the other part.

these jobs were not meant to be lifetime careers, and yet we have these politicians who spend their careers in office. that's not what the offices were meant for. these salaries are meant -- right now they are supporting that and they are not supposed to be. >> isn't that the fault of the voters? >> you deal with your representative to vote them out. why don't we do that? >> the more senior the officials are, particularly in the senate, the more power they have. >> we can still vote them out. it is our fault. >> it comes with the territory. there is no politician that isn't trying to further their own -- what kind of a dude needs to win a statewide popularity contest. >> the kind of dude that sends tweets. >> or hits on his friend's 18-year-old daughter. >> that was a donation. >> i think we solved this

problem. >> right, we will move on. >> from salaries that stink to watching people drink. >> should being at a bar mean you are a video star in well you are sort of. it is called bar space and what it does is simple. out spring has installed cameras in a couple hundred bars, most in california's bay area and the app streams the video to your iphone or ipad. they say the idea that people can check to see whether their favorite hotspot is crowded or empty or see if their favorite bartender is working or whether your girl friend is there making out with that jerk from accounting even though she said she was working late. and why do you get so jealous? if you don't trust me, i don't see how this relationship is going to work. wow. keep it together, andy. so the company doesn't mention that last one, but you can see why some people might have a problem with this, particularly if a bar doesn't make it clear what is going on. quote, the concerns that we would have are that people know they are being filmed and the picture is being sent across the internet.

it would be great to see if the place you are thinking of going to is overcroweded or completely dead, but do you see this catching on nationwide, or are there too many concerns? >> the concerns are worth privacy, and i get those. i'm more concerned about what it does for commitment issues, adapting to your surroundings. people can't make a decision to what bar are you going to, we have an app for that, we are in trouble. if you can't have a good time with a few friends, the problem is not the bar. >> haven't you had plans to go to the bar and you get there and it is too crowded? >> you go to a different bar. >> what is wrong with knowing that ahead of time and you go to the other bar instead. >> just go. you could have all of the people going to the same bars. just show up at the bar, have a good time, make your own fun. nobody does that anymore. >> i am not talking to you right now. and let's talk about stalkers.

>> i think that's the advantage of this act. >> really? >> when i am trying to find bill for example and sometimes he is too drunk to e-mail where he is, i can check the app and find out where he is. >> it is not that i am too drunk, i just don't understand the e-mail i send. again, no vowels. >> wow, this is like qvc for dap rapists. -- for date rapists. >> i am not go going to rape him. i just want to find him. it is the most popular app in congress. >> i wonder how many shows anne has been on and says, oh i am not going to rape him. >> it is very weird. >> i'm sorry i forgot you were on pierce. >> it is like him using a [bleep]. i will try to get it out. >> jesse, it the bar clearly posts they are streaming video for you, that's cool you can say i want to go there, or i don't want to go there. if they don't post-it and you don't know you are being streamed over the internet, that's not cool, right?

>> well, i have seen people in bars who like clearly don't seem to be concerned with how they are coming off to other people. what does it matter to add a few hundred extra thousand watching -- i mean like you are in public right now. you are being an ass. why would i think they would be concerned about whether people at home also think that. >> am i the only one here who thinks there is a problem? >> there is a certain comradery of being in a bar. you are with a bunch of other drunk people acting like ass. it is no fair to bring the guy at home. if you want to see people act like drunk asses come to the bar and get drunk yourself. >> you have to earn that right, i agree. >> and you don't want to know what they are doing. get your butt off the couch. >> other than a stalking bill, i am against this. >> do you worry if the local watering holes around fox install this and they start using the app you will be out of a job?

>> no because the secretaries don't know who i am. >> i would use the app but for the exact opposite reason. it is to see if hot girls are there. i am not getting any girls. i want to find the bar that is completely empty. all it needs is a little new yorker, wine spritser and that's all i need, andy. that's all i need to keep me happy. >> it is more than you should have. >> it is not going matter if they install cameras in the bars. in bill's defense they will not install them in the bathroom stall. >> obviously you are a happily married man. you have been for 12, 13 years now. >> time is not my specialty. >> if you weren't married could you use this to see if

there were hot girls in a bar? >> well that's going to be the farce? >> it seems like everybody's number one concern is to protect the rights of the infidels. it is the people who may go out and commit adultery. it seems like that is what the civil liberties issue is. i want to cheat on my wife. i don't want the world watching me. >> i think it is more of a stalker -- i agree with you. people who cheat deserve to get caught. it is more of a stalker issue. >> not that many people care. >> and if you are a single guy and want to see where the hot chicks are, i don't like this. you have to earn that. if the bar stingz you sit and wait it out. maybe they will come. maybe they won't. worst case scenario you have a huge buzz. >> my feeling is the bars you go to are not going to install this because people will see

you are there and then go somewhere else. >> it was a uncalled for. >> i called for it. >> all right. >> you are mean even when you are -- > i know, right. >> it is early. you should see him when he is drunk. >> i am also moving on. from bars to ocbars. >> will the office still rule if it is set in kabul? the steve caw -- correll show -- no, the ricky yes,ae show, and they are going to launch "the ministry" while they replace the paper company it imitates the style of the original. but will people in the mideast like dwight? let's look at the trailer of the afghan version of "the office." >> i just wish i could get up and bounce. -- get up and dance. >> that wasn't it. can we see the trailer again?

>> wow. and once they adopt our pop culture, it is over, right? we have won. bring the troops home. >> i thought that when they started running two and a half goats, but no. and i love the idea of the afghan. sadly jim starts dating pam and then pam's brothers burn her alive in an honor killing. >> yeah, the jennifer fisher girl gets stoned to death for wanting to drive to work. patti ann will tell people it is jenna fisher. >> that show has become universal.

is it because everybody can identify with working in an office? or everyone enjoy when's someone stairs into a camera with a look at disbelief on their face? >> everybody enjoy itself when you look into the camera. you have done it several times already. i think everybody can identify working in an office or a work space where they deal with these different personalities they are forced into a small space with. everybody sympathizes having to work for a boss and whether you are the boss or the employee with having to make that balance of wanting to be everyone's friend, but at the same time wanting to be an authority figure, people identify with the show. i love it all the way around. i love the british version. i love the american version. i can't understand what the hell they are saying, but i love the afghan version. >> this show is the biggest cash cow in the world. you have to love that, don't ?u. >> it is impressive, but i think maybe they could spend a few extra dollars on the look. i was really under the impression that was the bar

cam from the hooka bar in my neighborhood. >> and we are so going there, by the way. >> to be fair we may have just had low quality video. >> it is possible, but to be fair it is possible they have low production. >> you can be fair all you want. >> i do agree two and a half goats was phenomenal until the first goat went insane. >> goat cocaine is pure. >> i know it is your dream to livelong enough to see other countries make versions of franklin and bash. >> that will never happen in afghanistan because they won't have a show. i don't care how liberated they are with two gay men. that will never, ever happen. >> i would like them to remake "hanging with mr. cooper" i would move there. coming up, is internet anonymity a good thing or internet anonymity a bad

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would people have more shame if they knew how to use their name? there would be fewer cyber-attacks if everybody had names attached. i think anonymity on the internet has to go away. people behave better when they have their real names down. they feel they can say

whatever they want behind closed doors. eric schmidt called on-line anonymity dangerous and says governments will demand that folks use their names for all internety activity. but privacy and free speech says hiding identity is important to protect dissidents and other people. here is how i protect it on-line. >> gm going to have to change it up now. should people be forced to use their real names. >> don't use my real name. >> sorry, barb. >> as much as i would like to make fun of what she is saying, of course it is true. when i give college speeches and these brats stand up and start screaming i ask them for their name. of course i plan to give it to john ashcroft, but they sit right back down again.

i give my name and stand in front of them. i say what i am going to say. don't hide in the shadows. sorry to make a serious point. it is not a rape joke. >> as a comedian, they are not hiding calling themselves cat liquor 92. >> good point. that is far too specific of a name for you to have come up with it. >> out of nowhere. >> you had a two and a half year relationship with a cat liquor. >> it is funny when you call out the heckler it gets quiet. >> i have a lot of stuff on the internet too, and i get that a lot as well. that's half the fun of being on the internet. what fun is it without the possible russian roulette idea. this may or may not be a pantsless dude. that's what is fun about it.

>> you post a lot of mean stuff. >> only by you. >> and i'm on to you. do the privacy advocates have a point here? isn't anonymity important? >> it is important. particularly when you are speaking out for -- i mean this is making a serious point, but you are speaking out against something in the government. they started with anonymous comments and anonymous posts and sometimes you need that protection. what they are talking about is cyberbullying, and they are focusing on the wrong point. it would be great if the world was all flowers and candy, and it is not. instead of trying to manufacture this world for your kids, teach them they will come across a lot of jokes in their life and they should be able to deal with that. but i feel like instead of focusing on trying to stop bullying, it has been around since the beginning of time. people are going to bully adults and children have been bullying each other. they will continue to do it on the internet. the best way to combat that is to teach people to combat that with the strength that deters

this behavior. >> what is this business about, oh they could face consequences? privacy advocates are being ridiculous. you are not going to be put in prison in the united states of america for what you say. >> sean penn might. he was very afraid of going to prison under the bush regime. >> sean penn is afraid of his own shadow. this makes my point. >> are you a public figure. don't you have private conversations on-line? >> this is not whether you can e-mail somebody or not. it is if you can post on-line. you don't just say oh you criticized the government. criticize the government all you want. i promise you, they can't put new prison. >> and i would respect you more if you wouldn't be a hipocrite on this. >> nor my book nor is anne my actual name. >> nor is she wearing pants. >> that's actually accurate. >> so you would have roughly a legion of on-line haters.

do you prefer to know who they are? >> i imagine they are gorgeous, otherwise how aim going to get off? i see pleasure in pain, andy. i like the venom. >> and they thought we were bad. >> no other questions for you ever. >> do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us. to leave a voicemail on greg's direct line call 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report from patti ann browne. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by sandwiches. the delicious food item consisting of two or more slices of bread with filling in between them. thanks, sandwiches.

welcome back. let's find out if we have gotten anything else wrong. we go to patti ann browne. >> i'm good. nice show so far. we had a couple of questions. in the story about how congress members earn three to four times more than an average full time american worker, you were saying you would be fired if you ran a corporation like that. someway they get to approve their salary. do you believe maybe the public should be able to approve or disapprove of congressional salarys? >> that's actually not a bad

idea. we do have a way to disapprove or approveand that's by throwing them into office. they vote themselves their own salary. >> no, i think it would be good if you could determine their salaries. >> me? >> well i will take that job. >> you mentioned the ratio of what the federal politicians make and the average politician, but that was the one anomaly. they looked at 13 developed countries and japan was the only one with a worse divide. the other countries came in less. so overall, aren't we on the high end there? >> i understand that, patty, but norway, france, spain, germany and canada do not pronounce the wordy election as a -- which is the whole reason i did it. >> some people know and they say, you are here for andrew dice clay.

are you trying to channel him? >> if i was channeling andrew dice clay i would dress up as a fat fonzie and do dirty nursery rhymes. >> thank goodness he does president get television and -- doesn't get television and will never know you said that. ann coulter, andy is convinced you are a libertarian. can you explain whether you are or are not. >> i hate libertarians and you are such a much better ombudsman. see, they don't have to be mean, andy. >> you didn't get to her second question. it is loaded with swears and insults. >> andy, she is not going to elaborate on whether or not she is a libertarian. >> i want to cut down the size of government more than most libertarians. >> no, you don't. >> you start talking to libertarians and all they talk about is legalizing pot. >> yep, i do. >> i think we have a few other steps to get to. >> you and president obama should have a strong man competition.

it would be close. >> move him off the screen please. i'm dealing with the ombudsman. >> this is my segment. >> i think we have a few federal programs to get to before we are perfect libertarians. i won't even discuss legalizing drugs until i don't have to pay for their housing, food and their medical care. >> good point. bill shultz, did you say that there are two hot chicks on today's show? >> on the panel. >> pan down, cameraman, pan down. >> i actually am siting on a high stool. that is neither here nor there. diane, i commend you on if you get to a bar and it is too crowded. >> make it fun. >> if it is too crowded -- if you are going to move on,

doesn't it save you a little bit of time? >> too crowded is one thing. most of the time it is being used because the bar is empty or there are not enough hot girls there. well, if there are hot girls they won't want to talk to you anyway. >> andy, you said that's what people will use this for, to see how many hot girls are there. but if you think about it, once people see that, a half hour later all of the hot guys show up. so wouldn't the smart guy say i am not going to that bar because that's -- in a half hour -- it is like when they tell you there is traffic on the other road and everybody moves to that road? >> i am upset about the fact diane called me a loser. i'm reeling a little from that. >> you make a fair point. but maybe you live a block from the block. >> are you a lucky lady. >> the idea that -- if it is

posted, the aclu's problem is that if you post they want everybody to know that you have a camera, you are being videotaped right now. people can look at you live, but if you do that aren't people going to avoid the bar? >> i suppose. i mean i take issue -- the concept that the kind of people who would be trolling the internet for bar chicks would be hot guys. >> that is now twice i have been insulted. >> i actually think he was correcting me on my point which is once people see the hot girls all of the hot guys come. >> isn't it more telling that i kind of said hot guys in finger quotes and andy got offended? >> yes, i know. he immediately took that personally. not sure why. andy is really under attack right now. >> anytime you use the word trolling andy will -- >> she like, hey.

>> i don't need my fetishes brought up. >> it was a conversation we had at a bar and this is not the place for it. >> while you were trolling your beer. >> ann coulter, just a question in theory about the aclu's point that people have to know that they are being recorded on camera or that it is going out live, but the argument on the other side is that a bar is public. it is not a private space. it is like these cameras on the streets. people object to those. if you are walking down the street anybody could see you and that the same argument could be made in a bar. do they even have to post that you are being watched? do they have any privacy rights? >> fair point, but i want to answer your last question. >> i don't remember what it was. >> it was your question to jesse. would anyone go to such a bar? wouldn't it be empty? reality tv, apparently half of america is dying to be on camera. >> good point. >> they were dying to tell us

every stupid thing about their lives. >> that's a good point. if people know they are going to be on camera, maybe that becomes the most popular bar. >> people like us can avoid those. >> i will answer the question anne didn't answer. a bar is not a private place -- it is a private business. it is not a public space 6789 -- public space. >> anybody is allowed in. >> i am not sure. we needed a lawyer on the panel to throw that question. >> i am right here. we don't need that. >> they have more rights. i mean if the bar wants to do it, they are living in bloomburg, new york and then he will tell you whether you smoke, can have trans fats and salt. >> even when you walk into a private office building, wouldn't they have to tell you if they were videotaping? >> there was an issue when there was a beach cam on this certain beach. and people were upset. they were being told they were being videotaped. they were like, i'm out here in a bathing suit. i don't want people to see me. >> are you on the beach in a bathing suit. i'm not sure which way the bar

goes. >> i went to that beach and immediately when they did they took the camera down everywhere i go. >> maybe that's because you have the skin of an ecuador crocodile. >> there is such a thing as public indecency. you can make the case there perhaps. >> i think i am doing a public favor is what i am doing. >> i think i had more, but -- actually i think i am getting a wrap. >> oh, with meet balls. -- meat balls. >> are franklin and bash really gay, by the way? >> will let bill handle that one. >> they are not out plot line wise, but i read between the lines and i wrote some lines for them. >> they are not gay, they are just bros. >> right, and they bro out allots. >> it is a fine line jie. they are in a broma nce. that's it.

andy, couldn't fill your shoes. >> it was great. should ugly people be beaten with a sock full of golf balls? we'll look at diane macedo's new book. and what is more metal than metal 1234* spoiler alert, it is not, not bill shultz.

do you thrash because bill shultz is about to get as thrashy as you can get, or am i thinking of rashy? we sent the waste off to interview the hardest rocking band in show business. actually they are called big business. they have a new album in the form of quadruple single ep and it is a new disease in the shape of whatever bill no doubt infected them with. >> ♪ i never want to hear you say ♪ ♪ i want it that way hi i am here at the east

village crocodile lounge, a hard rockin bar where a hard rockin band called big business is here to talk to me about all things metal which is great because i'm a little metal myself. i'm also a little bit country and a little bit rock and roll. >> ♪ you take the east i will take the west ♪ joe cody i play the -- >> cody i play the drums. >> joe i play the base. >> bill shultz, groupie. >> i want to give uh couple scenarios where i think are metal and maybe not some and you can say metal or not metal. >> smiling at a line of baby ducks crossing the street. >> depends on your intent i suppose. >> the upcoming smurfs movie that will be smurfing its way to theater. >> there is nothing metal or good or anything about that.

>> i guess i need a metal makeover more than i thought. the first is wardrobe and we have taken care of that. what else do you have for me? >> to be a gold metal warrior, you need real hair body and shine. we need to put this on. feel free to gross this out as much as you want. >> okay. this feels good. >> now keep it on when you start to thrash. >> metal. >> try moving back in with your parents. >> done. >> break up with your girlfriend. >> don't have one. >> use extreme language like what a thrashin concert. >> something like top notch or, here's your hat, what's your hurry? or that band is a gym dandy. >> not metal.

>> let me try it myself. >> a tisket a tasket a little yellow basket. nailed it. >> not metal. >> really want to engage in the pit. i am getting a little sick. no it is not good. >> i'm in the spin cycle and i want to get out. >> i'm told the horns is big. i think i already mastered it. and then it goes, i like you band. >> not metal. >> i guess i get it now. >> you got it all right. >> that hurt. i have to keep this on throughout the whole show? >> yes. you did a pretty good job. as a reward we will perform a metal magic trick. >> perfect. i have my official wallet made from 100% real basketball.

and most importantly tabu's auto-biography, one of the best front men on the black eyed peas. >> you close your eyes and i will waive my hand. close your eyes and no peeking. keep your eyes closed. just keep them closed. >> okay. i am getting impatient. >> i am never going to be metal. i better go to work. >> metal. >> for the record, i really did put a lit cigarette out on my mouth. and that brings up a great point. greg may listen to metal. i am metal. >> did you learn anything from this assignment? do you even remember doing it?

>> no, and possibly. i will say in watching that, i have learned that, man, do i sweat a lot. that was really shiny skin. from now on i would like a make up person to come with me on these packages. >> of all of the people on the panel who is the most metal? >> definitely anne. every time she speaks it is like a giant mosh pit. >> have you ever moshed? >> no, she hasn't. >> i travel with a mosh. >> it is not a cleaning device. >> are you surprised bill made it out of there alive? >> yeah, a little. i'm glad you didn't ask me what did i learn. i'm not sure why that happened. >> jesse, question for you. what did you learn from that piece? >> well, i learned that somehow crocodiles can sweat.

ecuador crocodiles. >> i learned i finally got a nice base. now the real tanning begins. >> jesus, bill. >> diane, anything you want to add? >> i will leave it. >> it is like the three packages you do. >> time for another break. and remember to check out the "red eye" pod cast. there is a new one every day not counting today or tomorrow. to catch them go to fox news radio .com and click on red eye.

you may not want it, but are you going to get it. it is time for where are they now? i'm sure you remember this video. >> that was in 2003. soon after gus splash bottom the third invented the first ever indoor pool for dogs. having come from a long line of hard working pool boys he seemed destined for discuss. his product caught on with dogs and dog owners uh lick. -- alike. >> i had one in my living room. i don't even own a dog. i still sleep in it sometimes.

>> the flash bottom 2,000 sold millions in the first year alone, but the success proved to much. unable to deal with all of the money, the red carpet appearances and most of all the women, he spiraled out of control. after gambling away his fortune flash bottom destroyed his entire life's work in an uncontrollable rage. >> it is just so sad to see all of that talent go to waste. this has been a red eye where are they now? >> that was troubling. splash bottom was a genius, but it was a volatile genius, wasn't he? >> yeah, i'm going to say i'm glad he didn't ask me what did i learn. >> did you learn anything from that, jess? >> i don't like bill on camera. >> you just learned that?

>> it is a little weird if you just learned that now. >> i'm sitting across from him, and it is a little harder. >> i hope you got skin cancer by sitting near me. that's what i hope. i hope it is happening. >> quiet. we will close things out with a wrap up with patti annhi, browne.

coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye." greg is back, and his guests will include financial genius matt mccall. i can't believe i read that. and former white house intern and tom shillue and a couple bonus guests. we have the new and old, old spice guys. time to go back to patti ann browne for the post game wrap up. >> hello, andy. and anne is your last tweets

true? please say no. >> yes, it is. there was big news today when chris christie had to be hospitalized. i took his inhaler away until he promised to run in 2012. >> that's one way to do it, i g es. >> i go the extra mile for my country. >> tell patty how you got your brace lets. >> thank you for asking. i had lunch with my new best friend, donald trump today, and he gave me this bracelet designed by his wife, but most importantly he agreed to be a guest on "red eye." >> very nice. diane, battle of the bands. >> on cnn prime time. >> diane, tell us about "battle of the band." >> they competed over the past few weeks, and now the voting is open and i would love everybody to go to imus .com and vote for tribecca rit them. >> what is your next performance? >> august 3rd through the 6th in appleton, wisconsin at skyline comedy club. and i want to be on tha