>> kimberly: asset management. >> dana: all right. we're getting out of here. that's it for "the five." thank you for watching. see you tomorrow. captioned by closed captioning services, inc welcome to "red eye." i'm imreg gutfeld. held annually in our jacuzzi. what is coming up on tonight's show? >> thanks, america. tonight takes us to libya where stuff is happening, stuff that we will talk about. plus reges congresswoman -- plus, congresswoman maxine waters says they can go to hell. they will have a debate on how adorable this is. and does popular media overly

sexualize women in media and decide. >> thank you, andy. >> happy national tooth fairy day. >> i can't celebrate that day. >> how come? >> last year i woke up in a hotel room and some guy was standing over me saying he was the tooth fairy and i was excited smd. turned out he was lying. he was nothing of the sort. >> what happened? >> i don't want to get into it, but we are no longer sharing a condo in orlando. >> that bad? >> that good. >> i understand. >> i knew you would. >> have a good show, my man. >> what does that mean? my man? go away. let's welcome our guests. she is so sharp that ginzu knives have a it will set of her. i am here with diane ma say dough dsh dash macedo. he is so sharp i use his face to open my mail. and "new york times" best selling author. and his penicillin

prescription needs penicillin prescription. it is bill shultz. and she has done more for women comedians. but enough about joan rivers. sitting next to me, amy schumer. her latest cd, "cutting" is available at i tunes. an upbeat title. and his profits are skinny because he is a liberal ninny. good to see you, pinch. >> today in the travel section 36 hours in manhattan. boy, we are really cutting down on expense budgets. regardless, i recommend a nice steak at the copa cabana and maybe a swell show in vawdville. and if you are savy, head over to battery park where i am told they offer up the fine nest crack cocaine. greg? >> interesting. >> it is interesting. everything in the times sinting. >> it truly is. >> ♪ we're all the news ♪ that's fit to print >> well done. >> you are well done. is it liberty for libya? is it the end for the q-man

slash k-man, slash g-man? with rebels in libya taking control of most of the capital city of t ry polli on monday, it seems the rein of colonel muammar qaddafi is done. don't listen to me. let's hear from president obama. mr. president, is it fair to say the situation is very fluid? there remains a degree of uncertainty and there are regime elements who pose a threat. >> the situation is very fluid. there remains a degree of uncertainty, and there is still regime elements who pose a threat. >> okay. but that said, it is clear the qaddafi regime is coming to an end, and the future of libya is in the hands of the people, right? >> this much is clear. the qaddafi regime is coming to an end. the future of libya is in the hands of its people. >> well, that's great. but don't tell that to this anchor in a pro qaddafi state

tv network who has a message for the rebels. >> believe she was reviewing the sex and the city sequel. she gave it three beheadings. actually she is telling the rebels that she and her co-workers are ready to become martyrs. what do i know 1234* where might the q-man end up? the real question on everybody's mind is, of course, what does donald trump think? >> what do we get out of it and why don't we take the oil? why aren't we reimbursing ourselves. in the old days to the victor belonged the spoils, right? we fight these wars and get nothing. a trillion five in iraq and iraq as you know is now starting to fall apart. what do we get outful all

these things? to me it is ridiculous. when they came to us begging for help. he was routing them. they come to us begging for help. wouldn't you say, you know what? we are going to help you, but when and if you are successful, we get half of your royals. >> that's why he inherited the big bucks, people. amy, you performed for qaddafi many times privately, and consider him a personal friend. what do you think will happen to the guy? where will he end up? >> i thought that was the secret we were going to share. i don't know where he is going end to up, but i have a suggestion. hear me out, we put him at madam few sew's wax museum. people can throw drinks at him and make money. >> you say on your breath, genius. that's what i heard you say. >> was that out loud 1234*. >> he unbelievable. i think if he had his wish, he

would be living on a golden ship and he would be a pirate and just go from country to country stealing everyone's spoils as he called. it. >> coopt we get some oil out of this business? it is taxpayer money that helped win this thing. >> the u.s. has never operated that way. if you look back at history and look back at the countries that lost the wars they end up economically better than they were before they lost to us. we always pump money back in. it helps us to have an economy. what he is saying doesn't make sense. >> have i to say, with the donald on this one, we should be seizing their oil fields. they could be the taliban for all we know, and they have opportunity to take the oil. until we know who they are, we should seize the oil.

>> i prefer to think of those rebels as lovable misfits, misunderstood miss -- miscreants. >> amy's point, qaddafi is already here. he dropped me off on the cab ride to fox. >> i can't tell whether that is a slur or not. >> it is, it is. >> look how excited amy is. >> yea. >> we are getting along just fine. i am the real victim here. >> i usually summer in tripolli. >> who is the actor? >> i am thinking of one of those dishes with mexican food smd. >> and they give me trouble. i want to get to you. i know you hate president obama. but shouldn't we give him some props for all of this? it took awhile, but didn't his

policy of coordinating nato bombings lead to this? i know it is tough to admit. >> i refuse to say prop. i am not going to do that. donald trump should be finding qaddafi and drilling into his greasy skull. that's where it all is. >> incredibly violent, bill. >> and it is incredibly smart. >> the oil, i agree with you about the economy and it will all work out for italy and for france. but we should get the -- they should deliver that in a basket to us and we can do whatever we want. the real story here 1* he has a couple of kids that have been killed and he has another couple kids that are on the run. >> apparently his son was not captured after all. >> he was almost captured. isn't the real story that qaddafi was a terrible dad? >> i think it was a real made

for tv movie in the making. >> what about qaddafi's wife? they have mubarak in egypt and asaad in syria and you would think the bravo network would have a dictator -- >> oh my god. >> fight over humas and try on burkas. >> here is the problem. generally you dvr this stuff, you can't record it because you can't spell qaddafi. i never know whether to go a k or a g. >> or a q. >> because he doesn't like the jews there are just as many ways to spell qaddafi. >> that is absolutely right. that's true. you have to have a name like sheen in order to trend. >> but even the government there when they translate things to english they spell

it different ways every time. >> it is not that it is misspelled, it just can be spelled. >> any word spelled in symbols and knot the roman -- and not the roman alphabet. >> i am trying to rebel going to hell. if maxine waters has her way, that would be the tea party's destination. have a listen at the california democratses's ugly outburst with the black caucus this weekend. >> i am not afraid of the big bad wolf. i am not afraid of anybody. th is a tough day. you can't be intimidated. you can't be frightened. as far as i'm concerned, the tea party can go straight to hell.

is will -- and i intend to help tham get there. >> they have released a resmons and -- response and they said, quote, we have had terrorist and hostage takers and now an elected democratic representative says "we can go straight to hell." perhaps it is time for a new, new era of saville tee. -- saville tee. it has been deafening. never understood how silence can be deafening. but it is not surprising. for more on this story let's go live to our new tone correspondent, angry kitty. w45* is your response -- what is your response, ak? >> his name name is ak so, what do you expect? is this really that big of a deal? of course she is pissed. she should be. this is competition.

they stand for everything she is against. >> have i no problem with people using this language. i think it is more real than most of the political rhetoric. i find that it is refreshing. you get these groups that come out after a shooting that have nothing to do with political rhetoric and use it as an opportunity to cause this divide, and the president is making comments on that. and then you have an elected official coming out and telling an entire political community to go straight to hell, and she will help them get there, and nobody has anything to say? that's wrong. i. >> everybody has a lot to say about this, greg. >> not the same groups that complained the first time. >> i like to watch fox news. apparently she doesn't. >> this was the first time it was on the network. it was a huh louse nation. >> i am calling you scoop. >> for various reasons. jason, you said you agreed with everything maxine said. >> but i told you not to repeat that on air or i would

be fired. i called her a broad, maxine waters? >> who? >> maxine waters. this is the same woman who accused the cia of dropping crack cocaine. she called the l.a. riots acceptable, and she is accused of stealing bailout money from a bank her husband is affiliated with. i don't care what maxine waters has to say. >> i like her style. >> you do? you like the jacket? >> amy, are you a deep political thinker. >> you mean i am stupid? >> i have a ged, greg. >> you like to spell it out. >> i think she is fired up. she got a little ahead of herself. she is all excited. she is on for. -- she is on tour. did you see her write 1234*er she asked for yellow m&m's and crystal. she is back there spraying people. did you see that crowd? do you think she is not -- they are in ingelwood.

>> bill, as a former member of the congressional black caucus, what say you? >> hi, guys. if you are up, you are up too late. it was amusing the tea party asked barack obama to inter seat on this. -- to intercede on this. the full statement was we hate this angry rhetoric and we want our socialist kenyan born president who hates america to step in and right this wrong. i agree with them. >> from going to hell to using sex to sell. a new study finds the portrayal of women in popular media over the last four decades has become increasingly sexual and even pornified. researchers at the university of buffalo looked at the covers from 1967 to 2009 and concluded several things. men and women have become more sexualized since the 1960s.

in the last decade there were 10 times as many of hyper sex sexualized pictures of men and women. and they have pointless jobs that lets them analyze magazine covers. i'm jealous. while it is not bad women are shown as sexy, but they are portrayed as, quote, passive objects for someone else's sexual pleasure. unquote. it is like this. >> i have no idea what that was. it is not surprising sex sells. the rate of sexualization has grown exponentially. >> was that a question?

>> not really. >> naked women are funny and naked women are hot. it will always be that way. if you see a naked woman it is usually hot. >> what if there were two naked women? that wasn't funny. >> i felt a lot of things and humor wasn't one of them. >> that's a double standard, dye anne. >> it absolutely is, but it works both ways. >> the same way women are over sexualized, when men undergo sexual violations we tend to mock them. and when women undergo them instead women get sympathy which is what they expect. look at the story we did the other day where she was intd viewed and said, do you laugh about it now? imagine if the same thing happened to a woman and you say, do you think it is funny now? >> women often say it is empowering. it is a way to say i pretend

to do it for money and pretend it is empowering. >> you thought i was trying to be sexy, but i was trying to make myself throw up. >> i fooled you. >> sex sells. i don't know if you heard that. i coined the phrase. >> you are like doing a vh1 special. >> yes. guys, welcome back to sex sells. i'm your host. they couldn't get anyone else. there is no question. it is either you can fight the trend or you can just accept it and go along with it. i personally, no joke, i do my part and i try to get attention by sort of using the fact that i am a woman. and then you stick around and listen to the jokes. when i did my special on comedy central i wore a short skirt and guys were like, another female comic. they were like, oh leg. a lot of people watch this show and they say, oh, a leg! and then they -- >> once you see a leg you don't want to beg. >> once you see a leg you

don't want to -- >> isn't prostitution the oldest profession? why are we surprised in it is an over sexualization of women, and that's a beautiful thing. >> he is getting excited. >> can we show legs on this show? >> yes, you can. >> we are bluring you. >> here is the thing before i move on. isn't the big story here is the value of female sexual capital has to be in the trillions of dollars. if you actualliedded it up, it wrob -- it would be the most successful thing on the planet. >> anyone who argues this has forgotten the fundamental roots of feminism. feminism back in the day was all about women having the right to dress as hookery as they want. >> hookery. >> hookery. the point of the story is to say women are affected by this over sexualization. the point comes back to the parenting. if you have good parenting your daughter won't turn into a human vacuum. >> and we will end on that image.

should you be shot in the face for staring at an attractive woman for more than three seconds? up next, diane discuss herself new book, "i will shoot you in the face for staring at me for more than three seconds." first, should the nfl crackdown on fan violence? or should the fan violence crackdown on the nfl? both questions will not be answered in the next segment.

they threw their fit for no reason, and yet it is only the pre-season. i speak of several incidents of fans on fan violence. the 49ers and raiders game in san francisco, a town known for the delightful seafood. during this one they were -- there were several huge brawls in the stangdz, a severe beating, and two fans were shot in the parking lot. the mayor witnessed some of the cup in person and is condemning the violence. it was right before he punched a child. i joke. he is a good mayor i think.

the cross bay rivals are considering pulling the plug on their exhibition game. it will make all fans watch this for an hour prior to kickoff. if a goose and a cat can get along, anyone can. is this a big problem, or is it a local rival problem? we are basically safest society in the history of the world. should we even care about this stuff? >> when i first read this story and saw the brawl, i was surprised it took place in san francisco. in san francisco they would use fists and real guns and i would expect an award. >> terrible. >> apologize to san francisco. that's where i'm from. >> that's why i am not going to apologize. california is turning to a

cesspool. they are looking to ban happy meal toys and plastic bottles and bags and now we have gang activity. >> i want to show a picture. can we show this up here? this is amazing to me, amy, if you can see in the upper left that the white arm is holding a baby, a child. and it is you. >> is that me? is that where my baby is? >> oh my gosh. it looks like that person is a fit parent, but hold on to it. there is no reason for fan violence unless you win a championship. >> this is pre-season. >> is there a way to cut down on the rowdiness without banning alcohol in the stadiums? that is like throwing the baby out with the bath water. >> how much of a loser do you have to be to try to kill someone over a game you never played in? >> these are people, bill who wear the names of other men on

their backs. how silly is that? >> i think you meant awesome. you used the word silly. it is awesome. i happen to be a bit of an expert in this. i have been to 20 fights in and around and across the street from the stadium. i actually got a royals fan to hit me once. who knew there was such a thing as an impassioned royal fans? >> you know what, i was told they like george brett. stay away from that topic. and it is the two things i have always noticed is it is always alcohol and it is usually a time of economical distress. let's fix this. >> what you are saying, it is obama's fault and he needs to be impeached? >> no, he is on the wide track and go white sox. >> do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us. it is red eye at fox news .com. and to leave a voicemail on my direct line you will call 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report from andy levy. he deserves to get his butt kicked. >> tonight's half time report

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welcome back. let's find out if we have anything wrong so far. let's go to andy levy. >> hi, greg, how are you? >> i'm good. just scribbling down some notes. >> good for you. >> libya. you said we should bring

qaddafi and let people throw drinks at him, and that would be a win-win. >> right. how is that a win-win? >> sounds super fun. andy, have you ever been to a dunk tank at a carnival? >> it is a win. i don't think it is win for qaddafi. >> right. i was thinking for me. you are right. >> it is a win for you. it is a win-lose situation. >> win, lose or draw. >> that was the entire point of me bringing that up. >> a lot of people misuse the word win-win. >> what an importanty crimestopper. >> doing god's work, andy. >> we should be seizing the oil fields and it could very well be the younger brother. that's true, but couldn't they be glorious freedom fighters

in the mold of washington, jefferson, adams, franklin? couldn't they? >> probably not because washington, adams, jefferson were jihadists who wanted to help hamas. but in fact some of the rebel leaders were saying there were a lot of unsavory elements. if you were one of the bad freedom fighters, put your gun in the box here. it is not going to happen. >> we can't do that? >> we don't know who they are. >> if we put a box out and say bad ones put your weapons here, then the ones who put the weapons there are the bad ones. >> when i put a box out my box gets stolen. >> this is about tripolli and not new york city. it will be fine. >> this is one of the easiest revolutions i have ever seen. >> it is easy for you to say. easy for you sitting at home on your couch. >> given the fact that it didn't seem like anything was happening, and it happened,

that's what i meant by easy. >> it was easier than the sexual revolution. you know what i mean? i don't mean easy that i am talking about fact that it happened. after 42 years. can't you admit that? >> what if i admit it? >> win-win. >> seriously, jason, there is probably some international law that prevents us from using another country's oil field. >> we are america, we can do whatever we want. >> it is hard to believe they hate us sometimes. >> bill, there is also an international law that does prevent us from drilling for oil on qaddafi's head. >> truly that is win-win. i think because war is illegal doesn't mean we can't win it. >> thank you very much. >> you are welcome. maxine waters says tea party

can go to hell. i think she was inviting them to her district. >> tell her a joke, andy. >> almost as good as that one -- the tweet i wrote about chris brown. >> diane, you said you don't have any problem with people using this kind of language. you noted that the same group that william at conservatives -- >> everybody should be able to talk like that and people should stop complaining about it. >> on both sides. >> yes. go to hell. >> i love her. >> you said waters is a nut job accused of cracking los angeles. her own internal allegations found in the 1980 he's had at best turned a blind eye to the groups he was working with and l.a. drug dealers. >> according to whom? >> according to the cia. >> i don't know about that. she accused him of knowingly

dropping crack cocaine. >> she is crazy. >> there was smoke, but no fire. as i like to say. >> it was a win-win situation. >> not for the city of los angeles. >> true. true. it was a lose-lose. >> that was definitely a lose-lose. emily, evening -- great evening ged wood up to no good reference. >> greg, you say "the rolling stone" is a supposed music magazine? >> yes. >> you are correct. jason, shame on you for saying the over sex youization of women is a good thing. and bill, the early days was not allowing them to dress as hookery as they want. for instance, this. joy that's a beautiful thing. >> or this. or this. >> get it. >> keep going. >> or this.

>> my outrage said outraged. >> i hope i have made my point. >> have you made your point. >> it is so sad. >> greg, you refer to san francisco as a town known for the dislietful seafood and tramp feces. >> yes. >> i didn't know that about the seafood. >> i don't eat seafood. but. >> and you said during this one meaning less game and then you said aren't they all? no, they aren't. >> oh well. i never get involved in sporting event brawls because i don't go to sporting events. >> that's true. you don't even know where they are occurring. >> i don't know where to find them. will wander the streets looking for one. >> >> i don't charge and dl --

and there are no refreshments. >> there are some refresh mebts. -- refreshments. >> amy, you said there is no reason for team violence unless your testimony wins the championship. you understand this is the 49ers and the raiders. this is the only chance for fan violence. >> i heard it was over jerseys. they take fashion seriously. >> yes. >> i can understand that. >> they were large, bald, fat men. >> and they were all punching each other. there were no sides. that guy punched that guy and that guy punched that guy. >> and none of them were falling down. >> we make fun of women for their shoes, but those jerseys cost a fortune. i'm serious. the nfl jersey is like $250. i would fight over that. >> look at those. >> that is a lot of money right there, people. >> did somebody steel a jersey? >> no,- but every time a beer runs a kimbow -- >> that's not the correct way

to use the word. >> i am talking about dekimbo on the jets, greg, my favorite player. >> if nobody stole the jersey, what were they fighting over? >> maybe the gite -- maybe the guy in the white t-shirt wanted it. >> maybe one of the guys was wearing a shirt that said, explough tiff you san francisco fans. >> i think they were a bunch of morons. >> what about the guy who was shot in the stomach four times? >> i bought a practice jersey and $175. it is an outrage. >> i am told one of the guys stole another one of the other guys minollas. that started the whole thig. >> i am done. >> are you done? >> are you really? >> i may not come back. >> all right, don't. >> what is it like to wake up in the woods with nothing but a clown mask on covered in glitter? we discuss amy schumer's weekend. first, how will "red eye"

celebrate the 20th anniversary of" point break" quickly at first and then a sexier break, followed by smoke and taking a nap.

are you still crazy for sway -- swayze? looking to abusey a little gary by see? this summer marks the 20th haveversary of the best picture nominee "point break." i still can't believe drop dead fred won. to celebrate the cinematic achievement they decided to send bill to a surfing lesson at nearby rockaway beach. america, i will see you in the next life. >> roger ebert called it the greatest movie in the history of movies. al scott gave it 10 stars. i am talking about point break. it is the 20th anniversary of this film. and i am going celebrate by

getting some surf lessons of my own. join me, won't you? >> back off, seriously. >> would this be good for my lesson? how many surfers have you lost on your watch? how many have died? >> a dozen. >> a dozen? if you want the ultimate rush you have to pay the ultimate price. >> what is your favorite surfing movie? >> "blue crush" or" point break." >> re-do. five, four, three, two, one. what's your favorite surf movie? >> "blue crush." >> a little pg-13. >> one, two, three, pop up. >> all right, i've got an old

rose bowl injury on my knee, will that be a problem? >> yes. >> okay, quarterback. i was a start, but you are not interested. >> i look around and all of these people can get radical. >> pop up. >> and a chaka like this too. >> got any tips for me? i'm a first timer. >> just make sure you have your pop up down. >> i believe we got ourselves a shark tooth here. you want it? >> yeah, thanks. >> you can make a necklace out of that. >> you want me so bad right now it is like acid in your mouth, don't you? >> yes. >> have you ever been out there surfing and gotten mugged by surf robber? >> there was a guy who used to surf with a knife taped to his board? >> are you serious? >> is there aiming involved? >> aiming? >> should i be pointing my surfboard toward the rocks or toward those beautiful

seagulls or that old couple who look like they are about to move to florida. >> we have more coastline than new york city in los angeles sti. >> that's amazing. >> people don't realize how close you are in manhattan. >> does either of you have anything remotely interesting to tell me? >> i caught my first tube this morning, sir. >> hey, ladies. my name is bill. i'm a surfer. >> what you -- what do you think of the rockaways. you don't mind if i sit right here some. >> no. >> i was surfing so much i am a little wobbly. also i have a leg injury. >> i feel like i am a beacon to the human condition. i can see all of these people on the freeways going to work. i tell people the human

spirit -- shut up. the human spirit saw live and well. and i don't know, that's just me. what's your deal? >> well, looks like i conquered another sport. and now to go find a surfer's hangout where they bro out with therippin rad brohymes. >> there is a part two? >> that's right. a segment devoted to the 20th anniversary of "point break" is dedicatedn two segments. so tune in tomorrow everyone who was satisfied with whatever that was. that's a tease. >> did you get brandy's number? >> i got a lot more than that. she punched me in my face. >> did you make it up on the board? >> i have been on the shore three times and guess what the camera was doing?

nothing. talking to the babes. and they were plentiful. >> they are not union here. are you crazy? did ".--" point blank" change your life? >> his acting was riveting and it convinced me to go into news. there was a show in brooklyn where they would put on "point break" but pick a member of the audience be key anew reeves -- keanu reeves and they would read it. >> am i the only one who hasn't seen "point break"? >> i thought you were american? >> we are going to get our first walkoff, greg. >> wow. >> i was watching steven saw goel movies -- segal movies as kid and not keanu reeves. >> that explains the jacket.

>> i would go for bill's pink shorts in assisted. >> they had to burn those. >> i love you are not afraid to be a woman. >> it is not like he has a choice. time for another break. and remember to check out the "red eye" pod cast. there is a new one every day. to catch them go to fox news radio .com and click on "red eye." we talked about the -- what did we talk about? i can't remember. >> it was something awesome. >> check it out. it was something awesome. >> the kardashianed with ?g. >> yes. no.

and now my favorite part of the evening. messages for greg. let's look at some monkeys from the san francisco zoo. we'll bathe your ears with warm and soapy words. >> you know what he looks like when he gets a couple years older? kim jung-ill. >> can you tell bill he needs

to shave that pran -- that [bleep] off his face. >> greg, you can put another first on your belt. i just got a cataract off my eye and then you showed a picture of rosie o'donnell in some kind of skimpy leather outfit. i had to go back to the doctor and put the cataract put back in. thanks a lot. >> i was wondering because it sounded like bill shultz and i know he can't be in two places at one time. >> greg, i just watched you and they spelled your name wrong. isn't that embarassing? >> first of all i don't know why you called this greg's direct line. you know why greg is not listening to this. he is doing it for free. so a shout out to you, intern. we know you are doing the work and greg isn't. you called andy a worthless

pile of crap. it is bill shultz who is a worthless pile of crap. >> wow. it is true they spelled my name wrong. thank you for pointing that out. and, well, what can you do, really? >> not have a page now. that won't work. >> keep calling me on my direct line, 212-462-5050. still to come, we will close things out with the post game wrap -- wrap up with tv's andy levy.

all right, i am going see you back here at 5:00 p.m. eastern time for "the five." coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" return appearances from matt mccal. leeann tweeden, and god i hate this guy, paul mccurio.

>> back 20* tv's an -- back to tv's andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> how is it going? >> we have to come up with something better. >> we will. >> diane, does imus smell as good as i think he does? >> he doesn't smell like tuna. >> that doesn't answer the question. >> he is in new mexico right now so, what kind of fan is this guy? >> i like that answer. >> kahn say he smells like new mexico. >> there you go. >> you could also say he smells exactly as good as this guy thinks he does. >> that would be too easy. >> how do i find a smart female like you? every female guest has some sexy brains.

>> i guess -- my longest relationship is outside planett parent hood. >> how beautiful. >> jason, here are some questions because there really were no good ones. what is the best way to incapacity an obama zombie and how many points is it worth? >> mace and 500 points. >> okay. i'm talking to you people out there and not the people in the studio. either step it up, or i will personally end this segment. each day you need to tweet your questions for that night's guest. that's important. if you tweet them to me, are you immediately disqualified and i will probably block you because i am kind of a big deal on twitter and i don't have time for this crap. >> are you really a big deal? >> i have no idea. >> where are you huge? >> ireland. >> that's right. >> that's true. >> oh my god, in belfast. >> absolutely.