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hi, andy. what's coming up on tonight's show? >> thank you, and thank you too, america. our top story, al-qaeda is not happy with ahmadinejad's belief that the u.s. government was behind the attacks on 9/11. i hope we don't do anything bad to him. and forget about the protest. why didn't the media cover the protest in san francisco? we'll show you pictures and you will understand why. and is global warming leading to smaller animals? god, i hope so. greg? >> thank you, andy. >> happy ask a stupid question day, grepg. >> what is ask a stupid question day. >> nice. >> whatever, greg. >> just stop. >> what's your problem? >> you respond with, what's ask a stupid question day? >> andy, i was legitimately asking. i never heard of it. >> i can't do this anymore. >> this isn't about ask a stupid question day. >> what do you mean? >> i know why you are mad at me, and i feel bad about it.
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>> oh you feel bad about it? >> i do. i had no idea you were waiting for a massage. >> you had no idea i was waiting for a massage? you know i see antonias on tuesday. >> i know. >> do you know how much tension i am holding in my quads and delts? >> i will tell my guy renaldo to your house. >> i can't stay mad. happy ask a question day. >> let's welcome our guest. she is so smoking that she has to wear a surgeon general's warning label at all times. the author of the book "outnumbered" and he is so sharp he cuts his own hair with his face. tim young. and he stinks of unpaid bills and failure. from -- he is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. don't know what i was saying there. and he is considered america's funny man. so sitting next to me, comedian tomb shaw lieu.
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-- tom shalou. and our "new york times" correspondent, good to see you, pinch. >> have trouble sleeping in coach? the times true gal traler does, and he talked to some sleep experts about flying. read greg gutfeld's "bible of unspeakable truth" and reading tim young's article and listening to tom shalou's weekly show on finding story .biz. slam, da, da, da, let the boys be boys. count it. point pinch. >> yes. so it seems that i speak now of "inspire" that has slammed iran's leader for being a 9/11 truther.
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in the latest issue, the quote sthe iranian government has professed on its tongue of its president ahmadinejad that does not believe al-qaeda was behind 9/11, but rather the u.s. government. we may ask, why would iran subscribe to such ridiculous beliefs that stands in the face of all logic and evidence. and they question mahmoud saying, quote, if iran was genuine in its animosity. it would be pleasing to see another entity striking a blow, but that's not the case. what's up with that? adding, quote, they do not want to give al-qaeda credit because it would expose their lip service jihad against the great say tan. >> i can sense a lot of animosity here and a lot of quotes i had to read today. normally i don't do that. it puts me out of my element. how is ahmadinejad taking the
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criticism? on wednesday he made a brief on wednesday he made a brief >> i guess that is him. >> he looks great. >> tom, good to see you. >> you too. >> don't really mean it. but what do you make of this rift between these evil hate mongers. >> it is a rift. there is an old saying the enemy of my enemy is -- what is the say ?g -- what is the saying? i don't like either of these guys. who is worse? i think it is al-qaeda. al-qaeda is really bad. >> only dean god is a jerk. >> but he is a silly -- there is something silly about him. he is a silly man. >> and a jerk. i don't like him. >> he trims his beard. >> that is true.
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>> that's a little better. >> they are all silly. >> i was saying ahmadinejad, kim jong-il, chavez, silly. they are all silly. it makes me think, now i'm a conspiracy theorist, and maybe they all went to clown college together and they dreamed up this whole world domination thing. clowns are angry and they have a lot of free time to plan. >> tim, welcome to the program. sorry you have to sit next to tom. here is the thing. al-qaeda has a magazine. >> i heard some people on the bus talking about how they go to the xerox machine and they staple it together. they are artists al-qaeda. >> what do you make of this rift between them? >> it reminds me of the 2009
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bengals. ochocinco was working his mouth and they started falling apart. they have to work together if they want to win. >> i know he is a first timer using a sports metaphor assuming i would understand it. i don't know what the bengals are. >> he says ochocinco and he thinks are you bilingual. >> and that band, what, the bengals? "walk like an egyptian." >> isn't it funny that even terrorists don't like truthers? >> and what are they going to do now? how are they going to figure out how to blame bush? are they going to say, well, bush must be a member of al-qaeda? how will they twist this to make it something they can do by day? >> he would be an editorial assistant. >> that's their next piece. >> bill, you claim to have worked for magazines, but what is "inspire" doing wrong? >> as a former geditor, which a journalist and editor, they should have spoken to me.
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they picked a fight with mahmoud, thus destroying any chance of him being a celebrity columnist. he could have had his own recipe thing in the back, maybe a hour scope. now he is steaming mad and could never contribute at all. >> no sexy photo shoot 1234*. >> no picture of him in the contributor section doing this. >> no relationship advice? >> no review of the smurfs. >> here is the an interesting strategy. what we have learned from the story that al-qaeda, the terrorists, really, really are desperate for credit for their horrible act. if that's the case, shouldn't we create fake terror awards where we send out invites every year to the best terrorists, and then whatever the hall of fame award or whatever? then they show up and we can kill them. they seem to be really, really desperate for recognition. they are putting out a magazine. they want attention now. you know what is funny, why are they -- why are they
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putting out a magazine? they need the recognition that they can't wait for when they die. >> isn't that comforting? it shows how backwards they are. a magazine? are you serious? that industry is deader than dead, trust me. >> and also, can we talk a bit, what a hack. remember we had him do an assignment on stuff and he totally plagiarized that piece? >> forget plagiarism, it was word repetition. there are only so many times you can say jihad in a paragraph. >> here is the thing, why can't we find these guys -- i mean, what ifhis is like a 16-year-old in jersey? >> can you get it on a news stand? >> i don't think you can get it in play. not a funny joke. >> is this all on-line? >> this is "red eye" where we
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just read one article and then we share it. >> maybe you can download it on the new kindle product. >> we have to move on. from articles by al-qaeda to not feeling all right-a. >> we'll let that wash over. >> is lack of wealth making us risk our health? according to a new consumer report national research center survey, financial pressures are leading more of us to take potentially dangerous chances with our healthcare. among the people surveyed who took at least one prescription drug, ie amateurs, almost half said they were taking potentially dangerous steps to save money including putting off a doctor's visit, delaying a medical procedure or declining a medical test. and 28% said they saved money by skipping on their meds including not filling a prescription. they took expired meds and worst of all sharing prescriptions with other people who aren't me. worse, some prefer skipping medication altogether.
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that's how i get to work. >> people laugh, but it is great for the hamstrings. tim, have you ever done any of those things to save money? >> have i, actually. and i have to tell you the truth, when you look at these new commercials for farm suit will kas, you want to avoid the drug. the first is like, we will get rid of your headache, but that is 29 seconds of death. you die and can have sex, but nothing good jie. that adds a little risk and makes it exciting. jedediah, is it sad that people are skipping their meds? >> welcome to the obama economy better you skip doses of medication to get by. >> think about it. if obamacare goes through, this is a great practice for people. they will be waiting in long lines and they won't be able to get to their doctor's offices.
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>> i did not see this going towards obamacare. >> i can bring everything back to obamacare. >> tom, do you think this is driven by bad economy or is this something people do regardless of, i don't know, financial situations? >> i always cut my pills in half. >> really? >> yes. >> first they are so big. there is so much drug in them. >> you call your sandwiches pills? >> i used to fan tau size about that. >> cutting pills in half, you don't know if the concentration is consistent in the pill. you may be cutting it in half and some pills -- >> it is not like -- >> they mix them.
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>> it is not always 100%. >> i just know the pill is filled with drugs and when you cut it in half you have two pills. they are filled to the rim with drugs. >> you may rip your stomach to shreds. >> i always think the nose is the stomach of the face. >> that's great. >> bill, are you considered an expert on all things pills. >> that's all. >> there is an inflection that makes your statement a question. people want to take generic drugs, but they are worried not as good. score one for big pharmacy because that is ludicrous. let someone buying a $500 t-shirt because the $500 says tommy hilfiger on it. that's ridiculous. i buy everything generic.
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i smell like speed stick, but it is the duane reid equivalent. it is frosted cocoa something or other made from the store. and it is the same thing. >> i have to disagree with you. generic drugs, i can tell the difference between every generic drug -- >> psychosomatic. >> try and take an am be yuan and then take a generic ambien and it is totally different, totally. >> on the generic label it says to take with alcohol. >> oh there you go. that was my mistake. do not listen to that man people at home. >> here is the other thing, tom, because you seem to have no idea what you are talking about when it comes to pills, what do you believe? do you believe expiration dates are for real? >> no, i leave it on the shelf. easy say don't throw away that
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asprin. it still says 1993 on it. >> i agree. i believe the longer you keep something the more concentrated and stronger it gets. >> i have proof. i do that with my milk. >> and it ends up becoming a snack you can chew. it is a whole different thing. it is great. >> you laugh, but do drink the milk two or three days later and it is fine. >> yeah, it is fine. >> a month? it is different. >> when you were a kid, didn't have you relatives or family members that did stuff for themselves health wise? didn't you have an uncle that pulled his own teeth? >> yes, the guys that didn't get stitches. they stapled. when the staples rusted away -- >> a friend of mine took off his own braces. >> we are turning to that golden age. >> i grew up in the 80s with chemicals.
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>> that's a shame. from skipping healthcare to an old man's derriere, why is the media not a fan of the san fran band on the naked man? the city's named supervisor, scott wiener, proposed new legislation forcing nudists to sit on towels while using public facilities and reclining in restaurants. jerk, right? as a result, a gaggle of guys hit the castro bent on bearing their astro. their hairy heroes held p held signs saying, quote, nude is not lewd and my favorite, get your hate off my body. apart from some local reports, it remained ignored by the lame stream media. i coined that phrase in 1987. as always with stories such as these we go to anderson cooper for reaction.
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>> it is all slither re. that was his reaction to eating y cru ky spin -- spinach. he is adorable. jedediah, did it surprise you at all that in these nude protests there is nary a woman in sight? it is just weird, hairy guys with bandannas. >> that's unfortunate for everyone. if you are going to see nude people, let it be a hot chick or a hot guy. did you see some of these people? >> jedediah, how is this obama's fault? >> is this nancy pelosi's district? we can somehow shift it to her. i always bring it back. if i ever needed another reason to not go to san francisco, this is it. i do not want to see scary, flabby, naked heinie. i don't want to see it. i almost admire these weirdies -- weird owes because they talk about it as a
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freedom issue, but they are actually just exhibitionists who get off on people looking at them. i watched this tape for like three or four hours. >> it was on a loop. >> i was amazed how much they enjoyed people looking at them. >> obviously. and they always look the same. ever since i was a kid, nudists have always looked the same. i remember when i saw that guy richard hatch from survivor? >> yeah. >> when he was nude on the show i said, they all look like richard hatch from "survivor." it is a certain type. >> it is a certain type jie. and nude is lewd. that's what it is. >> i think you should have gone there and protested. >> in defense of the exhibitionist, i was surprised that you were surprised that you were being forced to make me watch you for as many hours as i did. and you locked the door. and come on. >> a lot of -- nobody covered this except for maybe one or two outlets, one being "red
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eye" because this is the second or third time we covered this. it is just so i can expense some things i purchased. reporters don't cover this. is it because it is hard to cover? >> it is not hot. it is not hard to cover. according to the law that would be illegal. >> you can't cover something that doesn't have a covering. >> we don't have much time. probably a minute or so. you had a buddy that was there. >> he was there the exact same day. and he saw two things off. he saw a guy being whipped to the point of bleeding and he said he had this, quote, dazed and happy look on his face. and there were two other guys completely naked that were doing let's just say bad things. here is the kicker. it was not the nude thing. it was a street fair three blocks away. i swear to god this was not part of the actual -- this was just happening like normally we would see like a hot dog guy, but a different kind on
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the streets of new york. this was a normal thing in san francisco. >> it is like, what is happening? what is happening? i'm from the bay area. i just don't -- you know what it is? people say it is the end of civilization. does it really matter? we will move. >> and it was telling that the city supervisor, he -- the law he passed, he made it a health law. you have to wear a towel under your butt when you are sitting. he made it about bodily fluids or something. it is like, we don't need people to protect our health. it is always public health. just get those naked guys out of my way. >> have i to go. coming up, stuff. we went all wait to the end and i can't read the tease. or just look at me then. i don't care.
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can the greenhouse affect invent a puny yes, sir pet? >> they say dploa glow balance warming can make cold blooded animals smaller. yes, prepare for lizard shrink kedge. says one of the researchers at the university of london, quote, the consequences are that at warmer temperatures, a species grows faster, but matures even faster still. it results in them achieving a smaller adult size. so everybody turns into me. trans lakes pocket crocodiles. >> boy, i screwed that up. let's discuss this in the -- >> lightning roooounnd.
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is lightning round. >> as they start to get smaller, should obama be impeach ?ed. >> you laugh, but -- well, i was pointing out you laughed. >> it doesn't mayorsense. -- >> it was a joke. what are your thoughts? >> i am thinking the amount of paper that has been wasted on useless disploa balance warming studies have probably destroyed plenty of forests. am i right? >> write in, viewers. >> i want a bear or cheetah. i think that would make me look awesome. they they wouldn't tear me to shreds. it is amazing. >> they are called yes, sir bills and -- gerbils, and
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believe me, they will tear you to shreds. >> you know alarmists are reaching when they say we are making smaller animals. aim right? >> as a fan of all things miniature, i am all for this. if i could have a miniature lion or polar bear, that is so cute and cool. instead of a crocodile purse you can put a crocodile in your purse. >> i appear larger. i will be holding an elephant in my hand and say, god, see, now look who is big. and then i would crush it in my hand. >> they ar endangered. >> but it would boost your self-esteem. >> that is true. >> bill, is there any animal you would like to see as a mini, and don't see wooly mammoth because they don't really exist. >> how can you say that? there are fossils, greg. the idea of an animal changing
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from one period to another somehow implies evolution. >> come on. >> all right, all right. >> during a q and a session, sounds disgusting, north carolina governor bev purdue suggested suspending congression ali elections so congress can focus on the economy. later her ace tried to take the comment back saying she was just joking, but you should decide for yourself while i do nothing. >> she sounds like a modern day paula poundstone. >> do you think she was joking, and if she she wasn't joking, was it a bad idea? >> i think it is a bad idea for democrats.
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growing up when you play sports you would not want to play that game. you will lose. you want to avoid the entire game, and i think that's the plan. >> interesting point. >> and you proved my point that fat kids are never fat for very long. fat kids never grow up fat. skinny adults become fat adults because they don't know what it is like to be fat when they were young. does that make sense? >> and that could increase with global warming. >> they get fatter quicker and skinnier quicker jie. and then they eat the smaller animals. jedediah, what do you make of her logic? >> she said it was hyper bole smd. these people need to be in office a short amount of time. >> just as a correction it is hyperbole. >> oh. i went to columbia and they failed me. >> just kidding. >> tom, explain your thoughts
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that are currently racing through that weird head of yours. >> i am getting a thought right now. >> and this is the same thing. this woman was serious. she doesn't like democracy. there is a lot of people that don't like democracy. people are complaining about gridlock. people in congress and it is gridlock. gridlock is good. gridlock works. we elected these people and want to work them out. we elected people who don't like each other and they should keep fighting. that's what democracy is. >> you are scaring me. >> you know what is results? communist. >> i have a minute hard, bill. >> isn't she guilty of doing what guys do in relationships which is thinking out loud and then saying maybe we should take separate vacations. is your friend amanda coming along? and then -- that's what she did. >> i like her already. >> but i think the best said
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of her was -- >> well i have known bev for a longtime. and she is not an oxford student. and i thought, everything is correct except the other part. >> leave a voicemail on my direct line. still to come, andy levy, a jerk and a half if you ask me. >> the small aquatic creatures kept for companionship, interest or amusement, but are highly rare and available.
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welcome back. let's find out if we got anything wrong so far. hi, andy. >> hi, greg, how the hell are you? >> great. >> that's fantastic, man. >> this isn't my hand, by the way. >> that's cool. it looked like it. >> it wasn't. >> al-qaeda is not happy. greg, you said they wanted credit for their ax. and i agree. they are like a screenwriter saying, you are so funny, how do you come up with that stuff? >> apparently so. >> it was a really good analogy. >> tom, you said there is an
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old expression the enemy of my enemy is my friend. >> yes, they should get on that. >> i think they are like frenemies. >> it is a spat. >> it is not working. >> bill, you said al-qaeda blew it because now there is no chance of ahmadinejad being a guest inspired magazine. this is a fake feud. >> this is how they sell copy. >> exactly. next month he will have an article in there and sales will be through the roof. >> and wait until you see ahmadinejad's baby bump. he's showing. >> if this is a fake feud which is con yea and which is fity? >> i think they are all con -- kanye. >> way to bring chipmunk
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cheeks down. >> this latest issue of "inspire" is a supplement. it is only 20 pages. >> how many of their staff is dead? i would love to know that. they must be losing staff. nobody gets laid off and then blowed up by a drone which is awesome. >> kind of like when you were editor of the magazine. >> that's what you did. you blew people up with drones. >> americans are taking risk with healthcare. you said from articles by al-qaeda to not feeling alright. >> tim, you said people robert -- people aren't taking pills and then it is all you die and you can't have sex. in that order? >> yes, absolutely. >> i am just trying to think once you die you can't have
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sex is kind of a given. >> you can. but it is not by choice. >> let's move aw from that. you know what, drugs -- the reason they have all of that there is for legal reasons. i just wanted to point that out. >> we know that, greg. we are not children. >> and i would like to point out the reason people take drugs is to feel better. i don't know if the american public is aware of this. >> you mean to get better? >> for health reasons. >> cutting pills in half is not always a good idea. you could end up with unequal doses. and be a man, take the whole pill. just be a man. >> i don't know. i don't know about allergy medications. >> it is very true. absolutely. >> don't rely on me. remember last time you lost a
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finger. >> can you take pills if you are allergic to league lucid? >> i think i found a loophole to get me aterol. >> you are some kind of evil genius. >> i am allergic to sobriety. >> are you saying that this is why we need obamacare so people can afford good healthcare? did i miss hear that? >> no, definitely not. if we have obamacare people will be in long lines and shortages and used to not getting good care. so keep the trends. >> so the fact they can't afford -- the fact they have to cut their doses, it is not going to continue. >> all of that for healthcare reform and against obamacare. >> fair enough. >> greg, you said you were talking about how you could
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tell the difference between label and generic drugs. and you said -- you said try to take an am be yuan and then take a generic am be yuan. i think that's because you took the real am be yuan first. >> really? >> you should wait until the next day to do that test. >> that could explain it. >> it is good for them. >> that magic marker was permanent. >> are you saying you take pills past their expiration date or stronger? >> i have read that. >> it is the exact opposite. >> you never tried nyquil that is like three years old and what that -- you know -- >> go on. >> it is a different thing. >> medical authorities, pretty uniformly they say it is safe to take drugs past the expiration date.
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but study shows that expired drugs can lose potency from as little as 5% or less to 50% or more. >> we should do a segment called qm not a doctor. -- called i am not a doctor. >> we should do this tomorrow. we could do a thing called i am not a doctor and people can tweet their health and i will answer them to the best of my ability. >> i'm sure legal will be thrilled with that. >> it is called i am not a doctor, andy. >> that covers you. >> and then you can give people any advice you want. >> people play doctors on tv all the time and dealing with fictitious ailments. how is that any different than me dispensing advice? >> for real ailments. >> we don't know if they are real. people on twitter could be making them up. >> i think you should do that tomorrow when i am not here. >> "red eye" with andy levy.
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>> "red eye" with bill schulz. >> you said we cover they had a couple times. it is basically so you could expense some things you purchased such as -- >> well, there was the -- i have reverse chaps. >> i did not know that. >> they are like normal chaps, except. >> everything else is not there except the buttocks. >> interesting. >> reverse chaps. >> i printed one of these out for your office. >> fantastic. they could have come up with a better name. >> there was the guardian that came up with them. >> did you see what they did there? they still could have come up with a better name. >> i am thinking something that rhymes with fan knee.
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tom, greg asked if reptiles get small or should they be impeached and you seem stumped. >> i should have answered. i should have said no. >> five, four, three, two, one. ask again. >> if reptiles start to get smaller should obama be impeached? >> yes. >> and this will be up late. >> jedediah, greg said you know global warming alarm mists, an objective term are reaching when they say we will have animals, and you said that is definitely true. but it is not. this has nothing to do with causing global warming. they say if there is global warming this is one of the affects. >> i am pro mini everything. i have to say if global warming is going to happen and the side affect is mini dolphins and mini bears i am
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all for it. >> you are pro mini everything? we'll talk after the show. >> it has to be seen by the naked eye. >> she said mini and not microscopic. >> not free kishly small. >> we are talking about your hands, right? >> no, we are not talking about your hands. get your mind out of the gutter. >> north carolina governor wants to suspends congression ali elections. tim usaid governor purdue doesn't want to play a game she knows she wants to lose. you might be right. it seemed to me she was venting her frustration and it came out really badly. >> maybe. she will lose. it doesn't matter. >> apparently she is not very smart. >> how did she become governor? >> just lastly, jedediah was correct in saying hyperbole. >> i know. i was being mean. >> they are the canadian football league's version of
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the super bowl. >> wow. i did not know that. >> i am done. >> interesting. >> i need to think about that for awhile. coming up, should slinkies be banned? jedediah discuss herself you in book. first, when it comes to ashton, has demi moore said no more? see what i did there? no? well carry on then.
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do you want to see something amazing? radar on-line .com reports that ashton ciewcher and -- ashton kutcher and demi moore are on the verge of splitting up because of his infidelity. a woman accuses him of cheating on moore after a boys night out in san diego. and a source tells "star" that they have separated and the
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marriage is over. their relationship ended because of ashton's serial cheating. it is a painful time for demi. and then there is this. on september 23rd, a date, moore tweeted a quote from the greek philosopher, writing "when we are offende at any man's fault, turn to yourself and study your own failings. then you will forget your anger." tom, that's pretty strong stuff. >> it is. >> where were you when you heard the news? >> i was right here and i just read it. i just noticed that her twitter is mrs kutcher. she will have to change her twitter which she loathes to do because she has all of those followers. i predict they will stay together. >> twitter will keep them together. >> jedediah, do you think ashton when he was 10 years old looking up at his poster of demi moore looked up and
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said, one day i am going to marry her and then cheat on her. >> well, katie holmes did that with tom cruise. she had a poster of him on her wall and wound up married to him. maybe that was his big dream. she is a tough cookie. i think he will be the one hiding out. she is tough, demi moore. >> she is a man-eater. >> do you mean tough cookie in the sense of her behavior or skin? >> she may spank him for this one. >> she is beautiful for 53. how will this break up affect you moving forward in your life? >> it is terrible. cougars are not trend de anymore. he brought them in and they are gone. i know it is about a bad time being on television, but ethel, it is over between the two of us. >> because are you named ethel. >> i guarantee you in 10 years ethel will be a young name. >> oh, it is coming back, that and thelma. >> everybody's grandmother was better niece. -- bernice. >> bill, you were bernice from
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13 to 17. >> it was a rough time. she was named after the alcohol. >> bill, 40 seconds. thoughts? >> the quote i felt bad for her. she is saying, before i get mad at my man i have to look at my old failings. it is not your fault you are old. poor, poor demi. she can't fight mother nature. have some fun, ashton. call me. >> i'm curious. >> she is absolutely stunning for an actress. my heart is with her and not with that cad, that dirty, dirty boy. >> time to take a break. more stuff when we return.
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and now it is time for a new segment we are calling -- >> here is how it works. we show you and our guest a police sketch. and then you take a stab at what they wanted -- thanks, todd for saying that in my ear. and you make a stab at what they are wanted for. make sure you write your answer in spaghetti sauce.
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otherwise i won't see. it let's see the sketch. >> that is a real police sketch of -- tom, what do you think he is guilty of? being adorable? >> it looks like he is giving the finger with his teeth. >> interesting. >> i don't know. >> he is shocked and upset. >> he is bothered by us. >> i know what he did. he and chunk stole all of the fertelli brothers ice cream and then went and found a pirate ship and met up with the other goonies. >> he went to san francisco and got scared. >> actually he lost it for breaking into a home. he had teeth in need of a dentist's attention, hence, the lovely sketch.
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>> she must have cursed him out. >> she gave him a mouthful. >> and he had a mouthful. >> we will close things out with a post game wrap up from tv's andy levy. go to fox news .com slash red -- foxnews.com/redeye.
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>> back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> tom, are you doing shows with my dear friend this weekend? >> yes, friday night in kingston, new york. saturday in morris town, new jersey jie. where in morris town? >> some big arena. >> great promotion work there. >> go to jim's website. it is better than my site. >> pathetic. >> i would encourage everyone
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to show up after the opening act. >> jim is hilarious. >> are you having fun with monica crowellly this weekend? >> yes, i am joining her on her radio show. she is fabulous. people should follow me on twitter and we will post the times. we will have a great time. >> should people follow you on twitter as well? >> absolutely. tim runs his mouth. or jim's website. >> so it is at tim runs his mouth. >> yes, at tim runs his mouth. >> what kind of tweets could we look for from you? >> horrifying things. i say the most terrifying things that come to my minds. >> back to you, greg. >> back to me. >> special thanks to jedediah tom, bill -- that is the strangest face ever. tom, you scare me. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. this is a fox news alert. the latest fox news poll on the 2012 republican nomat

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