same time. andy, what is coming up on tonight's show? >> take her easy, america. our top story, president obama unveils his plan to cut the deficit as he looks to stay one step ahead of impeachment. and the federal government says it will stay buying office supplies in bulk. we will have a live report from bulk straight ahead. and bill schulz isn't here tonight, but we will show you part two of his fashion week adventures which will make his fans happy. greg? >> thank you, andy. >> happy national butterscotch pudding day, greg. >> i'm sure you are aware butterscotch puding is a main stay at most calf tear cafeterias. >> i can't believe you remember that far back. >> i enjoy a delightful serving at the peach tree high in glendale jie. what were you doing there? >> assistant coach for the wrestling team. >> is that part of your community service? >> that's what i told them. >> regardless, it is nice to see you giving back. >> it is tough because of my schedule. i can't always make it to the matches, but i try to be around to hand out towels and clean up the locker room.

>> don't beat yourself up, man. the important thing, you are doing something. >> you know how i love to give. >> have a great show. >> you too. >> that went well. let's welcome our guests. she is so hot she gives rugs a diane falzonie burn. i am here with diane falzonie. and he made everyone laugh the world over, but richard pryor is dead so we have jesse joyce. his latest comedy cd is called "pro choice" and it is fantastic. bill schulz is roaming the back alleys of kansas city and looking for scraps of food. filling in writer john devore. and we have her on because she is the only fox news employee i am taller than. sitting next to me, the adorable in a suit -- don't do that to me. lori rothman. >> i am not talking about your height. >> starting off early. >> she is the fox business anchor, but i don't know for how long after that. to me, please. there is no pinch.

no pinch when there is no bill, go figure. >> the day of rage could fit in a cage. this weekend only 300 protesters showed up for the anti-wall street rally in new york city. it is not the 20,000 that organizers hoped for. the goal of their so-called global day of rage was to call attention to a financial system they say benefits corporations and the rich and hurts democracy. the no doubt pungent planners said they were looking at those in spain and could last for weeks. those who did show up found the city shut down sections of wall street. so what did they do? well, some people envisioned the solution. >> on a day like today whether that is progress, whether that san end to the corporate greed. it is a solution. breathe in and out.

>> one woman explained her unique background. >> i have a background in an arckism -- in an arckism. >> it is tough to find somebody with solid an arcky experience. and one guy wanted to have fun. >> why are we here? >> why wouldn't we be here? this is a public state. yeah! >> that's awesome. >> when in doubt start a congress go loin. -- start a conga line. >> so no one really cares, right, fat cat? >> my thoughts exactly, fat

cat. that music was amazing. you are our business mavin. will these protests have an an affect on wall street and should they if they are students without jobs. >> no one is taking them seriously. the markets did sell off, but i don't think it was the protesters. it might have had to do with the european sovereign debt crisis. maybe our lange wishing the economy and -- lange wishing economy, but the protesters were pretty hilarious and entertaining. maybe they had something to do for lunch and was trading volume up. >> jesse, one thing i will say in their favor is they were peaceful. i like peaceful, right 1234* what did you make of them? >> true, but a couple were arrested for wearing ski masks and walking into bank of america. what kind of an idiot would -- which reminds me if kids are watching and going on you for halloween as the grim reaper, avoid nursing homes. it creates a sort of panic

when you first walk in. and i would also like to say to you, greg, on a personal note, thank you for inventing the pajama chaps. it saved me this past christmas. most of my friends and family are mark caw -- have knar caw help see. >> he can pull it off because he has a great body. i am man enough to say that. devore, thanks for filling in for bill. >> my pleasure. >> isn't the whole point of a protest to have specific demands which they seem to lack. they actually went to facebook -- or they had the poll on facebook when we cover they had earlier because they couldn't come up with something. that's sad. >> they had a general direction. they were a -- they were angry at money, at currency. >> yes. > as disparity. they are hippies. it is fine. liberals have hippies and the republicans have the tea party. we both have our tribes of fruit loops.

we tolerate them. >> but the tea party had at least a principal jie. and the hippies had a principal 30, 40 years ago. >> exactly. >> when you look at these, imagine what the tea party is going to be in 30 years. >> all right. >> diana, would you ever date anyone? >> is that a stereo typical question i would ask you? >> that's a stereo typical question you would continue to ask me and that's why i amy ter nationally single. thanks, greg. >> i think they are reading introductory versions of carl marx. we should have a social movement and perhaps have a vision. right now i have a vision. i am going to think about changing the world. >> that's nice. >> here is the thing, i would have respect for them because i can tell you about the -- about to open your mouth and say something. if they did this in february, don't do it in the best week of weather. >> that's a good point. i just heard something in the earpiece. i mentioned before it was

three women -- three men and a woman who were arrested for wearing masks. that's not true. the woman turns out was joan rivers and that mask is welded to her face so they had to release her. >> to your point, gregory. >> about what? what point was i making? >> i vaguely remember one. it would be better if they had protested the bankers when the bankers were at work, and not like the weekend. what they should have done is protested outside the weird like wood paneled leather bars the bankers love at 5:00. get in their faces if they want to make a point. >> i am impressed they came up with a cause. we were chatting about this a couple weeks ago and they could not figure out what they were going to protest. everything from the shake weight, that thing. >> i use that. >> does it work? >> they are protesting scrooge. >> they are still mad at their dad. that's when it should be called. >> the dad is wealthy.

>> and won't pay their rent. >> i said this before, the only thing that bugs me, don't compare yourself to the era of spring. those people died. >> they risked their lives. they are not risking their lives. they are going out on a day of sieved -- 70° and eating pizza on a lawn. >> most were probably unemployed -- not to be a debbie downer, but it is above 9%. >> and on that note -- >> is that a segue for you? >> you can read my mind. we are the same height and we think alike. from silly rage to taxing a wage. with the economy in a ditch it is time to soak the rich. on monday president obama unveiled his plan to cut the deficit by over $4 trillion. fyi, diana, a trillion is a lot. and the president's plan is $1 .5 trillion in new taxes including the end to the bush era race and people making

over $250,000. so, mr. president are you saying warren buffet's secretary should pay a higher tax rate than warren buffet? >>arren butch fet's secretary -- buffet's secretary should not pay a higher tax rate jie. is this class warfare or would you say it is map. >> this is not class warfare. it is math. >> okay, cool. but check this out. i always felt the health of our economy depends on what we do right now to create the businesses where families can feel a basic measure of economic security. what is your take? >> the health of our economy depends in part on what we do right now to create the conditions where businesses can hire and middle class families can feel a basic measure of economic security. >> agree to disagree, i guess. last question, mr. president,

did you get the pens i sent you? are they all already? >> i got the pens already. >> i never heard from you so i wasn't sure you got them. no big deal, just a quick thank you note or even a fwot the pens, thanks, text. no biggy. jesse, if i am taxed, i won't be able to pay to see comedians like yourself be comedic. >> i don't have many billionaires in my crowd. for one i don't do stand up in chinese. >> there are billions of american dollars to do the economy because i don't speak chinese. >> isn't he misreading this? we are talking people who make $200,000, $250,000. >> the big debate is whether or not you could actually raise taxes and increase revenue to control the ballooning budget deficit. that's the fundamental debate right there. the whole thing with this buffet tax is the way the language is it is totally

stupid. you have small business ownersthat take in revenue. that's nothing for them. they are already not hiring and already not spending which is the engine of economic growth which we like to say on the business channel. it has to be wound down. this is the first step in negotiating. >> the pens are not even behind it, right? >> that's the other thing. it is interesting because we have this big meeting rejust learned about. they have already said nobody is digging in saying this is our big year platform. they are saying let's see what happens. >> they are going to let them twist in the wind. i bet you love the idea of raising taxes on the rich. >> i love it. like i said, the cause is to be anti-scrooge. i am pro ghost. let's talk about this for a quick second. >> because we weren't talking about it before. >> let's go deep. >> let's drill down. doesn't he want to return to

the tax rate of a decade when the economy was fine? when there was no huge deficit? isn't he basically proposing going back to the 90s and putting the tax rates at -- >> you are right. >> i'm telling you, do you really want to go back there? >> it is because their parents had enough dispensable income at the time to allow them to spend in their garage and make music. >> i think we were getting somewhere. >> i don't think you could tax your way to prosperity. when you hear people talk about how they became successful, they always say -- they work really, really hard. they work two jobs. they have the love and support of their parents and feal. they never said thank god for

the government program that benefits from your taxes. >> letting the bush era tax cuts expire. >> that's what it is. it is returning to another tax rate. it is a tax rate of the 90s. >> it is this line that the administration is taking saying we have to raise taxes and we have to spend our way. cash for clunkers is not the best example. it is a bridge. when the president first took office, it was a bridge off the cliff into a four-month depression. we have been bumping along the bottom. people are fearful we would get back into the negative growth climate. >> what do you make of this? >> i think it is a bad idea to target any socioeconomic class. i think it is. 250,000, i will get in trouble for saying that, it is not that much depending on where

you live. i have been reading up on this, and the value sounds like a good idea. people are paying the tax, but it is not going after a particular group. >> well, i understand what you are saying about that. the only thing with the value added tax is it is invisible. i need to see my tax. i want to know -- i do think a sales tax. i could be for it. we need simplification. >> exactly. a flat tax is one idea. >> you know what drives you crazy, and maybe i am nutsz. -- uts in. you know you walk down the street -- no, just kidding. talking about infrastructure and everybody says they are for infrastructure, but nobody expands on that. did you know they hold 10% -- i think it is 10% or 20%. say it is 20 because then andy will check. for stuff like auto museums or transportation museums, this is it is problem with government. we hear something that sounds good and we throw money at it.

>> we shouldn't fix bridges. >> we will always fix bridges. but the way they make it sound is if he doesn't do this the bridges are going to fall apart. that's not true. >> how do you know if the bridges are compromised? you have to investigate and you have to do a survey. that in and of itself costs money. >> i don't think there is any fixing the bridges. > i remember i was drifting. >> he has a great family. >> where would i be if i didn't spend all of those months on the road visiting various bicycle museums? how about the giant front wheel and the tiny wheel? >> if you were drawing that and you knew the wheel didn't make any sense.

the point is transportation museums are there when you are in a small town and on vacation and the bars aren't open or your wife won't let you go to a bar. she says i want to go do something. you always end up at the transportation museum. >> speaking as an alcoholic, that fixed my desire to get a buzzn was going out and checking out bicycles from the 19th century. >> coming up, should ugly people be allowed on planes? we discuss diana falzon's book "not on my jet you festering pig." and look, another story we are not going to do from friday.

they did in 2008 when phoenix felley, seen here, was twice arrested for flaunting her breast. first while sun bathing on a beach and again when she wisely chose to take off the shirt given to her by cops as she left the police station. the 31-year-old knocker -- the 31-year-old fought the said charges. boy, we are making this story #*e boring. this is about toplessness and i am -- okay, anyway. the judges argued there was no constitutional right for a woman to go topless and covering up helps to safeguard, quote, the public's moral sense ability. let's go live to the judge's chambers as they celebrate their landmark ruling.

>> it is really a different culture. look at you first, john because you are staring at me weirdly. >> they said protect protecting the moral sensibilities is keeping dudes from going public. we are talk about preventing mass panic. women wear tops to prevent mass panic. >> if women took off their tops then men would become hysterical. >> it would run in circles. >> you didn't have to get that graphic, john. >> i just wanted to paint a picture. >> i want to bring up -- jesse , we sent bill to time square to do body painting and this woman was topless. the entire time square froze. th is not something that can be done. >> first if i said that that would get bleeped. somehow john gets away with

it. >> what did i say? >> never mind, and thank you for pointing that out. >> no problem. >> i feel i am scrutinized. >> if the basis of your argument is equality, then you have to release all of the book -- the boobies, and nobody wants to see all of the boobies. if you think you do, you have never been to a resort in the dominican republic blifnlght sure, there are some unforgettable 25-year-olds. but there are also the unforgettable 65-year-olds that walk around that look like two -- bleep [--] bleep. >> no one is affected by toplessness in europe, the south of france. and forget the women. the guys that wear the speedos. it doesn't matter how old, size, shape, form. as an american that was

horrifying. >> i never understood that. being on the beach and seeing a guy's stuff. it is like, why? >> i think you said aroused. >> i did not say aroused, my friend. i think i meant to say -- i said i couldn't understand why that -- i don't need to see that stuff what do you think? >> on the male packages? >> i'm sorry we went off on some weird, bizarre. >> it would cause pandemonium. i wouldn't want to walk around topless. it would make me feel violated. >> it wouldn't be about your feelings. it would be everybody else's. we would egg you on. >> what would happen in a world of topless women? before men are like, na. >> maybe that is the real lesson is you enjoy something that is covered up.

there you go. that's the moral to this story, i believe. >> that's a nice moral. >> go bacto the speedo thing, like none of these ladies are eagerly awaiting seeing some dude wandering around with one [bleep] stapled to something. >> wow. never heard it put that way. >> all right, do you have a comment on the show. e-mail us. that's the danger when we do a story like that. you never know where it is going to go. sometimes it is a nice place. sometimes it goes to a dark place. sometimes it goes to a really, really bad place that makes you cry at night. and to leave a voicemail on my direct line 212-462-5050. i really don't cry at night. and the half time report from tv's andy levy, the depressing young man, old man. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by violin. the wooded instrument with strings and a threaded board that is played with a bow.

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let's find out if we have anything wrong so far. with that we go to andy levy. welcome back from your holiday. >> good to be back, greg, yes, from my hol day. >> you spent the holiday as a jew. >> yes. >> jewish only on holiday. >> it wasn't a holiday, greg. >> it wasn't? >> no.

>> did i miss a jewish holiday? >> no, it was my niece's bar mitzvah. >> months -- mo swre ltov. >> god bless you. >> they said they were inspired by the arab spring. while the protestors were playing hacky sack the protestors in yemen were yeld -- were killed. >> you brought up the fact that some of the protestors were arrested for wearing ski masks to bank of america. according to routers, quote, four were held for wearing masks which is illegal for groups of two or more. >> i saw that. individuals wearing a mask is cool. >> first of all, halloween? >> i think that's a loophole. >> second, greg's parties? >> well, they have no rules. >> you got special zoning

clearance. >> i did when the cop used to come. >> there was a cop? >> i didn't know that. >> i am here about the noise? >> that's part of the whole game. >> i am trying to think if i said anything. i shouldn't have. >> greg, you said don't do this protest during the best week of weather. seriously, that's the only time to protest. >> i know. it was a poorly constructed sentence. >> and on mine too. >> are we translating this show? >> we are translating it into chinese, i believe. >> it is ridiculous. as a former protestor -- as soon as the weather gets cold, protests are over. john you said it was better while people were at work, but the protests are still going on, my friend.

>> that's right, they are going there for months. >> months and months. by the way, on sunday i watched the rock face-off -- "the rock," and" face-off" a day of cage. obama's deficit plan, whether or not the plan is a good one and if it will stick, is it a good move politically because it forces the republicans to look like they are defending lower taxes for the super rich? >> good question. it is a political platform. >> i think it is a no win. the white house says it will only make an 18% improvement -- this is getting way off topic. we are not even going to see a balanced budget. i think we are just all screw i had -- screwed.

>> i am going to pretend that answered my question jie. give me a break. this is like my fourth hour of tv. >> they said i didn't understand that. >> it was a little too ignorant to understand. >> i was very generous. >> when i hear gdp and percentages i glaze. >> well debt to gdp is the ratio you should look out for here. >> well, duh. >> exactly. >> is that what that is? a glaze? i thought it was fake tanner. >> it is a glaze. >> john, you ask if they want to return -- he suggested he wants to return to the tax rates of a decade in which things were fine, but don't you understand, john, that if we raise taxes on rich people they will stop creating jobs the way they have been for the past three years. >> right. job creation is a big hobby of billionaires. >> they go to the backyard.

>> why do we say billion? we are not even talking about millionaires. >> thousandairs. >> punish them, john. >> i think we should. >> i know you think you should or we should. >> permanently. -- personally. >> one big tickle war. that is something i can get behind, a tickle fight. >> i was aimlessly doodling. it looks a lot like a swastika. not good. greg, i am not a huge fan of government programs. as a libertarian, but in issues of fairness, i think people credit them for helping make them successful. >> really, when? >> student loans, gi bill? >> student loans? >> gi bill is a dancer, right? >> i mean, i guess i am talking about the stuff that we are dealing with now like

welfare and unemployment. >> you and your class welfare, greg. >> diana, you think a value added tax would be better because it doesn't target a specific group or raise taxes on familys that make over $2 fifts,000. but there are -- $250,000. but a lot of people do like a vat, but there are a lot of add administrative difficulties. how about everybody pays the same percentage and this way rich people pay more money, but everybody pays the same percentage. is that fair? >> that seems fair. i am going to echo everything lori says. >> everybody wants to close the loopholes. such a great club, andy. >> you do have fun there. it is rich in fun. >> greg, you are asking me to check something on infrastructure. something about 20%. >> it is either 10 or 20% is

earmarked for things like transportation museums. >> i didn't check it. >> i am sick of anything having to do with warren buffet. >> me too. by the way it sounds like the name of a very entertaining -- >> not jimmy buffet. >> i think they are cousins though. >> really? >> that explains why he has the restaurant chain. >> we will check that right now. >> andy, the human google. >> he is, actually. >> they are not cousins. >> there goes that theory. >> i love that people just believe me. >> not everybody. >> by the way i was surprised in obama's speech he announced he was spinning off the dvd portion of netflix. weird. kind of a bold move though. >> he was a ceo and he came out and apologized. >> i got his letter.

>> it is still $16 a month for your dvd, but they are separating the two, right? >> but they are not lowering the cost. >> but they are not raising the cost. >> they are not raising the cost. >> but they just raised the cost a couple months ago. >> but they are not raising it again. >> but they are keeping it elevated. >> but they are not raising it again. they are creating jobs. >> netflix is? >> they lost a million customers because of it. >> please stop taking me seriously. >> i believe you probably could. lori, you said you brought up the fact that people in europe are not affected. the judge said communities can set standards. i think what he was saying is

what one community decides is okay and what another community can't decide isn't. >> it worked in europe forever. >> right. their standard is go topless. >> so you are suggesting we go topless? >> no, i am just -- i think should you take me seriously is what i am saying. i think what the judges were saying was not that you can't go topless anywhere, but the community has the right to set its standards. >> we have always been on the same page. >> absolutely. greg, i am putting an end to this awkward segment. >> it is about time, by the way. it ended for me about 93 seconds ago. >> it always does end for you first. >> you wouldn't believe what i was thinking about. well, you can probably guess. go ahead. >> i don't want to guess. >> never mind then. coming up, ryan reynolds is dead -- set on learning how

to ride a horse. it is for a movie role. but first, what could be more unnecessary than part one of bill schulz eases -- bill schulz's piece on fashion week. how about a part two?

how much swag can you fit in your bag? swag, a word for stuff we all get. while these underpaid minute yuans -- minions look at fruit and cheese arrangements, celebs make better a do with gift bags with everything from iphones to actual human beings. i sent bill to the bribe briggade that was daily front row's fashion week session to see how many free massages and no charge makeovers you can get out of him. you know, in lieu of an actual

salary. >> fashion week. i like to call it free things they give to fake journalists week. join me at the stone rose lounge as i get fabulous and as much swag as humanly possible. >> in beauty school do they start you off slow? do you start off with a mannequin with hair and then move to a corpse and then real people? how does that work? >> if you are lucky that's how it works. >> not lucky for the corpse. not split ends have split ends, what can i do? >> get a haircut. >> if we just do that -- you are welcome. >> at fashion week, it does not top with your person.

you can extend it to your blackberry. you can get anythingen disbraifed in the -- engraved in the same amount of time. bill a awesome, single and living it, unicorns suck. any one of those and take care of this bad boy. >> and don't look through the pictures. >> wow, look at me. >> this is going to be fun. all right i changed my mind. i am never getting a brazilian. >> now i know what it was like to be a warrior in the civil war. no painkillers. i don't know if you are aware of this, this is something i like to call set and repeat. i don't know if you are aware

of this, but it is called step and repeat. i don't know if i am teaching you anything here. >> i deaf -- i definitely have seen that. >> how best to tackle fashion week? who should i be hobb knobing with and knob hobbing with. >> obviously at stone rose because it is the place to be. >> i am not only at stone rose, but i am stoned. we will talk later if you want to join me. i want to brag, but i got these ba had boys at a vendor outside. what do you think? >> can i show you something that is more suitable to your look? >> i am already offended, but sure. >> this is something that will bring you up a level or maybe 10. >> daddy like. here is the question, is the cover on my newly manicured eyebrows? these are my jam. come here. i like to feel fabulous, but

also like i am going down a ski lift. >> i like my personalized blackberry, sir. >> here is your custom cover, bill. >> thanks. >> even the automated graving machine thinks bill sucks. >> poor bill. >> all right. that was fun. all right -- >> i'm glad we watched that. >> are you glad? did it make you happy? >> i had a good time. >> he was brave with the eyebrow wax. it is not easy for guys. >> it is hard, very hard. time to take a break. more stuff when we return. don't go away.

i normally script my videos, but in this one i give people free license to say what they want to about my book. and let me tell you when you turn on the camera and let her roll, life can get pretty

interesting. >> ladies, if you are looking for a european man at home, my descendants came on the may flower. that is european enough. >> i am matt and this book works too well i would rather you use your hair flicks and tricks on attractive american plans on men like me. >> you may wonder why i am talking to you on a laugh vendor field. i chose here because in france and italy they have these absolutely amazing laugh vendor -- laven de r fields. >> the moon landing. now add to that list the roast of charlie sheen. it aired on monday night just a few hours ago on comedy central. answering the question finally, is it possible to degrade someone who degrades himself daily? well, jesse joyce is one of the writers and a regular writer for "the roast."

you write for "the roast." does that mean you write jokes for sheen and other noncow medians or do you write for yourself? >> it depends. this year i wrote seth's opening stuff last year i wrote for trump which was an uncomfortable experience. he is a d-bag. i think i told you last time he would jack up the numbers in his script, right? donald trump they would make a joke and it was something about what is the difference between donald trump's head and a raccoon? the raccoon doesn't make $3 million and he would cross that out and put $7 million. he is awful. he is humor less. >> sheen? >> no. we are talking about something more important. >> did you have any jokes that didn't make it in? >> i have a bunch of jokes that didn't mike it in. -- make it in so i brought

them. thought it would be fun to tell you. >> okay. >> william shatner was there. that was exciting. you have more fans that live with their parents than dora the explorer. what is up with the priceline commercials being shot like a 60s james bond film. it looks like "live and let you die already" come on. steve-o was there. you know, steve-o? "jackass." and he is famous for saying "i will sleep when i am dead." that is extreme because you will have plenty of time to sleep when you are paralyzed. >> that's a good roast joke. >> he takes risks. he takes dangerous risks. i wanted to make sure the joke was a lesson. >> she a daredevil. >> he stapled his buttocks together. >> who hasn't? >> i did that on sunday. >> he staple easy his -- [bleep] to his leg.

he broke his nose on the roast. he ran into mike tyson's fist. that was actually a thing. mike tyson was great, surprisingly. he is so likable. everybody was afraid he would be like a situation thing from last year because he was such a train wreck. but just by being likable. you do you know corbin bernson? >> yes, lisa rinna and hairy hamlin. >> i don't know who they are. >> if i shout them louder you will. >> corbin -- you have to do all of this dumb research you don't want to do about this people you don't care about when you write for these. corbin bersin was trained by bruce lee. i'm sure that was helpful when he was an actor.

>> i kind of see these are the reason why these jokes didn't make it. >> what? i am building to the sheen joke. >> get to it quickly. >> how much time do i have? >> a minute? go for it. >> charlie you are not a rock star, you need hit singles. you have hit single moms. charlie sheen did a show -- he destroyed his own show because he bit the hand that feeds him. so he has sigfried's blood. >> that's. it -- that's it. >> this is no the a roast crowd. >> i forced you to use material you didn't put on the show. >> i enjoyed it thoroughly. >> to see clips of recent show go to foxnews.com/redeye.

see you back at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. and bill schulz first time on "hannity" 9:00 p.m. eastern. the next "red eye" we have ambassador john john bolton and lisa data ry and joe devito. >> back to tv's andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> thanks for the last segment and having something more oak -- awkward than the half time report. >> andy, you appreciate my joke. you were silently in the basement. >> it is true. where are you going to be next week? >> at the -- at stand up carolina in myrtle beach. the 28th through the second. >> myrtle beach, canada? >> that's the one. >> diana, what is this a cover

tune for some new album? >> i am doing hubastink. we got some from new jersey and i want people to fist pump and get excited. >> lori, where can people see you on fox business? >> 1:00 p.m. eastern every day. >> john, who is the greatest texan? rick perry or ron paul? >> i think i will have to give it to ron paul because he is more hahn re. >> is that how you pronounce it? >> hahn reness sh? >> i those twa ornery? >> i will have to look that up when i get home. >> special thanks to the john devore and lori rothman. that does it for me. i will see you next time. good night.