>> bob: somebody has to pay for security at airports. >> eric: that's all we have to tell you what happened in the break. good night, everybody. see you tomorrow. welcome to "red eye." i'm gutfeld. are you looking at me live at 3:00 a.m. there is no reason to look for me in the men's room. the one near the number seven the one near the number seven andy levy is off. filling in is mike baker. he is the fine maker of diligent snack cakes and diligence glow sticks. when you are in the market, think diligence. diligence, whatever it does, it is probably illegal. mike, what is coming up on tonight's show? >> to be clear, that's not the one on 40th street, greg. >> yes. >> got it.

well, it has been a long day of is he or isn't he? america's newsroom. finally we can report that qaddafi is completely dead. con officialed reports say he will remain deceased for some time. we will ask guests to weigh in and what they will miss most. is the occupy wall street movement going mainstream in -- mainstream? in the movement adopted by the current administration, the democratic leadership and major unions and liberal fns sears are launching a campaign to build their image. we will have tricky questions designed to make them look like 1 percenters. and we will look at the nation's mood, and we will compare america's misery index with the bill schulz personal misery meter. that and a whole lot more. >> a quick thought, i just want to mention kevin is here tonight. >> yes, he is. >> do you know what that

means? >> it will be a caged match between me and hercules? >> no, it means you are ugly. let's welcome our guests. he is so hot that middle aged women get remi flashes. it is remi spencer. and he is so bright that his head appears before light bulbs. it is the you are -- it is the author and available on amazon. the website and not the river, that would be foolish. and his imaginary playmate dumped him. it is bill schulz. and if you looked up the word handsome in the dictionary you will find a picture of me. but i will be holding a picture of kevin. siting next to me, the great actor. and he is a class warfare junky who smells funky. it is our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> james mckinley, junior, claims that they have yet to find an anthem.

according to my long dead friend, every movement needs one. and if i may be so bold as to submit a tune i just wrote -- ♪ for those that think we are nothing but smelly ♪ ♪ you can go to capitalist helly. support for cause has never been more ground swelly. join us now if you like to rebely. feel free to sample. >> that was awful. >> are you awful. capitalist, pig. to the news, he hit the dirt in cert. muammar is no more. he was fired upon by a u.s. predator drone. at which point he escaped from his vehicle and burrowed into a drain and was quickly nownd by libyan -- quickly found by libyan rebels. as for the secretary of state's response of hearing the news -- >> wow. >> wow indeed, mad dom --

madam, secretary. well what is this? we will show you. >> shote camera work. and here is the same d-bag dictator a short time later. the crazy colonel ruled libya for over 40 years, but spent the last two months in hiding after his rein of terror were toppled by his own people along with help from uncle sam and nato.

does president obama think this marks the end of a long and painful chapter from the people of libya? >> this marks the end of a long and painful chapter for the people of libya. >> but can we definitively say that the qaddafi regime has come to an end? >> today we canada finish tiffly say that the qaddafi regime has come to an end. >> that answers that. what nobody can answer is why a failed sitcom called second chance correctly predicted muammar's demise in 1987. the following scene takes place within saint peter's office in the year 2011. >> and i'm sure is -- oh colonel qaddafi. dead at least. colonel qaddafi, hear me. because you have ordered the death of innocent people by means of terrorist explosives,

you are sentenced to spend eternity as a human bomb. every two minutes it will blowup. it is too late for that now. >> the fact that the program didn't get picked up for a second season blows me away and now if we can only spoke to those people who have been in the middle of foreign affairs and special intervention. mike, is it a great day for libya, but is it a great day for america? >> by the way, i have the box set of second chance. it is terrific. >> i bet you do. >> is it a great day for america? well it is justice for the families of those people, particularly obviously the victims of lockerbie. do we have critical interests in libya? no, absolutely not. why were we there? why did we get involved in it? primarily because our european allies have critical interests

there. and we went in to support that for the most part. we claimed it was for humanitarian reasons, which it was to some degree. we have to be consistent so what are we doing about syria? it is a great day. it is a very good day. we just have to be cautious about what happens next. the hard work really starts now. it is for the national transition council. >> sorry, i drifted off there a bit. would it have been better if he was captured or killed? >> honestly from my perspective, it is a good ending. it is a good result. >> were you shocked to see he actually did wear a wig? >> i was surprised his weave didn't holdup better, frankly. but it is tough to do. >> a lot of people are talking about the weapons for future terrorist use, where are they? they are all over the country. what is your take on that? >> this is one of the major problems. we have been looking at this issue for months now. as the rebels were moving from town to town, they would over run armories, and they would

open them up. a lot of times they would just invite the citizens to come in and take weapons. no surprise there was no inventory control over any of these weapons. and there was some significant systems that had gone missing at this point. one of the first things that had to be done is we have to track this down. we have to cat tau log and in-- cat tau log and inventory the missing weapons. but it would be naive to say the shoulder fired weapons had not landed into the wrong hands already. >> not really up lifting. >> thanks for the cheery comment, mike. >> vague and unhelpful, as always. why don't gao and sit there and watch what we do and take some notes, and then at half time come over and do your thing. i expect there to be charts. >> i am working on the charts right now. >> i will go to a much better looking person, kevin. what do you make of the news? is this a big deal? >> you know, i still have his bobblehead on the dashboard of

my car. it will be with me forever. i will always think of qaddafi in warm ways. the guy has been there for 40 years and since hitler they found him in some bunker. it is a typical ending of these people's lives. >> they always end up in a hole. williamson -- i will call you williamson. >> loved you on "second chance" by the way. >> thank you. >> i feel like i know you. does this leave a bad taste in your mouth because i imagine it does. >> look at the guys who did him in. that is the future of libya right there. they don't really look like allies to me. they claimed that they have taken a bunch of his arsonal. enjoy your flight back to l.a. there will be a surface to air missile at some point. i am glad to see him gone. he was a rotten ob -- sob, but we spent billions pretending we weren't targeting him.

it was a kid with a $.75 cent bullet who finally does him in. nobody ever figured out how to spell his name. >> as i mentioned earlier on another show, they will need two grave stones for the k and the q. >> he was the hanukkah. >> there are a lot of grave stones that need to be made. >> there were 141 variations. >> and it won't even be in english. why are we even mentioning the fact that it was a k or a q. and it will be an unmark unmarked grave, you are absolutely right. >> mozart was buried that way. >> remi, do you worry what happens next in libya? >> yes, i worry what happens next. just as mike baker says, it is about the transition now. whether or not the people of libya are going to loot, whether they will become out of control, whether or not they will have any seem semblance of structure and government is really what is going to be determining what is going forward.

we will be able to answer the first question, is this a good thing for the rest of the world? >> i forgot the other question. i'm glad you brought it up. bill, have you made any dibs on qaddafi's war wardrobe? >> the problem is i hired a guy for not a small amount of money to duplicate them all. now i can rifle through his actual palace. >> you know that stuff will be available at some point. he has tons of clothes. >> all of those hats. they will be on ebay. >> the sunglasses. >> i think he got it from the cast of "mod" it was all the --" maude" it was all the stuff she used to wear. can we go to this picture here? this was the guy that found muammar after he scurried away and muammar was the scurry yes, sir. after he scurried away, this is the guy who found him and possibly shot him. this is a victory for american pop culture. was a victory for freedom. and most importantly this is a victory for yankees fans.

>> is he holding a gold plated gun? >> it is. and it is a victory for james bond fans. >> and a victory for those who like hearts. >> you know that is probably from a fun run. it is probably from a 5k fun run that happened in like la jolla. >> it sounded good. >> and it was rained out so they gave all of the t-shirts over to libya because it never actually happened. >> here is the thing, you could say you were happy about this, but the fact it, i said this to somebody before, but he was in power for 42 years and could do anything he wanted for 42 years. if you are a soulless, godless man, the choice for being in 42 years and then dyeing in a hole you would take. >> some people would jump on that in a heartbeat. >> take that or live in obscurity -- i i mean i don't like to rain on everybody's parade. i am sad -- i am glad he is

gone. >> what will happen next for the people in that country? it is scary. >> after four decades for these people to come together and to elect officials that are going to govern them in some normal way after a tyrant is going to be an interesting education. >> they are not going to elect any officials. >> there will be a war. they are a bunch of desert savages and it ling somalia -- and it will be somalia, basically. >> more upbeat information from our panel. from qaddafi to commercials. is the show over now that it is on tv? a move that may elicit charges on occupy wall street has gotten too commercial. last week several protesters raised $5,000 and filmed a 30-second spot. while the occupy wall street pr team liked it, the group didn't want to use the commercial out of fear people would find it too commercial. let's see the ad. >> come on.

come on. >> make him turn his head. >> that's what 5,000 gets you. >> actually the wrong tape. let's see the real ad, jerks. >> i want to see more serious political conversations starting to happen. >> i want corporations out of the government scpirks want people back in. >> i want peace rather than mill tarization. >> i want the top wealthiest americans to be taxed higher and that money to go to education. >> i want economic justice. >> i want to speak my voice without jeprodizing my job. >> i want greater regulation. >> i want my kids to have jobs and healthcare. >> i want true democracy for the 99% of us that don't have it anymore. >> tip to anybody who is looking for a job, get rid of the lip ring. that's a start. really, it is. meanwhile, the "new york times" has started to wonder if the movement has become

over hyped. or maybe it is dead after all. how do you know really, really, really when a phenomenon is officially over? when megan mccain shows up to do a column on. it a day late and a dollar short. she arrived just in time to do whatever she does that she does whatever that is. >> did you use the word megan mccain and mellons? >> i was talking about the glasses. >> i get this feeling that this thing is running out of steam which scares me because it is helping our show. >> well, there is that. at least something good has come out of it. you have a half baked situation of people who don't know much about the world. they are shaking their fists and such. there is a hard core left wing leadership wing to this. but kids out in the park, they won't have any ideas. the ideas they do have are so

flaky and impractical they won't go anywhere. and once something has been noticed, it is an uhology. >> i have to disagree and recommend -- and remi, i will go to you. there is a degree of sincerity. is there anything that will come out of this that is positive? did anybody learn anything? >> well, i disagree with much of what these protesters are saying. i think the point is that people are unhappy. this country is suffering. there is a huge division of wealth. i don't think this protest is symbolic of it. you have 25-year-olds wearing $200 jeans and playing on their ipads, it is hipocritical like this advertisement, this commercial. it is hipocritical and underminds their cause. if it brings awareness to the differences in the upper, upper class and disappearing middle class, that's a good thing and we have learned something.

i am not sure if it is accomplishing that. >> one thing i am against is raising awareness of anything -- i am so tired of people trying to raise awareness. i am aware. thank you very much. kevin, what do you make of this? do you think this is going anywhere? >> i think it is dying out. they all decided to go back to their ipads and iphones and playstations and nintendos. they are displaying them with the money to become big corporations. they need to bring their fight to where it counts in washington. you are right they need to understand that wall street banks and private industry all work together to create these things. >> they got the bailout from the government. the bailouts were wrong,-- the banks didn't give themselves the bailout, right? they have to get it from somewhere. >> the bank mostly paid back their bailout.

the ones that didn't get back is gm. we will never get our money back on gm. they have got like a third of what we put into it. they are never getting the money back, but great, people still have jobs making cars. you can prop them up forever and they will love it. they don't hate bailouts, they just hate some. >> bill, you seem pensive. >> i i was just thinking how much it sounded like bill out. i am staying right here. i don't like to witness either. after every show i go and get as unaware as possible. oftentimes i am not wearing pants. as for david brooks he was the person who said we were over hyping this movement. i will have you know this is the first time we talked about. it the new female leader of liberia. the crumbling euro. we decided to give this thing a little time. we will not use it for our

entertainment. we are better than that. >> no jokes about smelly people. >> i ran into two tourists today. >> stop bragging. i realize that the protest in a way is a lot like myself. on tv i look normal in size. when you see me in person i am very small. charles shiewmer and mike lee are getting ready to interest due a bill that will give visas to foreigners who spend $500,000 to buy a house in the u.s. we are not doing that story. what is the latest on man baby? a live report from our man baby news desk.

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republican gain? according to a new apgfk poll, that's a new one, more than half of all americans think president obama should not be re-elects, and nod just because he was born in kenya, but also last month the misery index rose to its highest level since 1983. the data which is measured by sales of got records under -- goth records underscores how much americans #r* suffering after the recession ended. but perhaps one man can save us. i am talking of my masseuse, carl. the gop candidate unveiled a plan that would cut spending a trillion dollars. by eliminating five cabinet level departments. the money saved by cutting 10% of the federal workforce would be returned to americans via barnes & noble's gift cards. as always we go to shopping kitty. sk, finding any deals?

williamson, i have to ask you. i have read ron paul's plan and i liked it. i liked it. does it matter that no one takes him seriously on the -- he doesn't get any coverage. the plan -- i mean i didn't see much if anything wrong with it. but then again i am not very smart. >> i think it is a good plan in broad strokes. we need massive spending cuts. he hasn't thought through it all the way. you can't disclose the department of energy. as much ace would like to. they spend about 20% of their money maintaining the nuclear arsonal. you have to keep the nukes up to speed scpru to keep the filters running or whatever you are doing on the nuclear weapons. getting rid of education, department of commerce and those things, it slows them down. by the way, goth record stz

morissey index. >> how is your misery index? >> i actually like his barnes & noble gift card idea. he can buy my book. >> it is a wonderful choice for a christmas gift. we will talk about it later. >> we will do a segment on it. >> actually we were doing a whole segment. >> we just did it now. you know what we can do? we can play the pictures of the kittens again. >> and i would love to promote some fan fiction of mine. >> that would be fantastic. >> he helped get qaddafi, but it doesn't matter as long as everyone is happy, right? >> i said this all along. people are going to vote their pocket books. how is it going to -- >> you have said that. >> how is it going to affect their lives? people may be right or wrong about their beliefs about what the president has or hasn't done. but at the end of the day if they are seeing less money in

their pocket books they will have a problem with the president. what is so scary and so sad that although most americans -- that's not true. more than half of the americans don't believe that president obama should be re-elected. there are still more americans that would rather vote for him than anybody running against him. >> i think the reason for that is people aren't paying attention to -- to them this is the debates and whatnot are like the first three months of the nba. >> it is the regular season. >> once the playoff happens, and there will only be two guys left. nobody cares until the very end. all of these other guys -- >> i disagree. if governor chris chris stey from my home state was running -- >> bill, you live in a refrigerator box. are you happy that finally the country has reached your point? >> yes, i walk around with a goofy smile on my face whether it is raining or shining. i think ron paul is on to something. and why stop with what the

department has mentioned? let's get rid of them all. let's get roughed department stores. ladies, do you need that blouse at mayy's? no, you don't. stay home and save your money. >> i get a headache through the perfume department. >> i maintain it is part of an afro deesh yak. i am making out with the dudes. >> does president surprise me. >> -- doesn't surprise me. >> normally i like the ladies. i got set up by greg. to be continued. so do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us. it is red eye at fox news .com. to leave a voicemail on my direct line, 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report from mr. mike baker. kind of a jerk. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by brown bear. the large ma'am will malls

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welcome back. let's find out if we had anything wrong. for that we go to mr. mike baker. hi, mike. >> hi. i'm doing fine. i'm using a new form of record keeping. i have a spiral binder that i keep my notes in.

if i look distracked it it is the first time i have this system. >> so you mugged a high school student on your way by. >> inside it says i heart jonas brothers. the mugging took place a couple years ago. so let's take a look at the half time report card. we are going to a whole new system this week. on my tweets people asked for something easier to understand. now, the production team down here actually got the names wrong for tonight's show. instead of kevin williamson there was a dude named adam listed in here. we since replaced him with kevinw. i put an s next to kevin so we will be able to differentiate between them. >> that is smart, actually. >> thank you. i am doing what i can to help the viewers at home. greg, actually you showed very strong with a b. remi, however, pulled an a off

this whole first half experience by virtue of her comment during the first qaddafi block. she said it is like what mike baker had said. there is really no way to disagree with remi on that point. so she gets an a. b pluses for both kevins. they have written books and i think that's impressive. bill oddly enough opted for a pass-fail grading system. and so he did pass. but just barely, and he will be required to do extra homework. >> you told about everybody's grades except more mine saying i got a b. >> you should be happy about that. there is room to improve. it gives you something to work for. i feel like i am talking to my daughter. >> you know why. >> because i am dressed like your daughter? the viewer misery index, you can see -- actually the pinnacle of misery was the pre

game show. it surprises all of us in the newsroom. it is actually good news for the first half. it boweds well for the second half obviously. this evening's sprocket values are based on the curve. you can see that we are basing this off the exponential spread. so we are scoring about a 90 which again for typical socket values for the shows is quite good. >> thank you. >> something to think about. >> starting off with the qaddafi story, let me ask kevin. >> yes? >> people are fascinated with this split screen. >> it is like a before and after. >> let me ask you this, kevin, would you be interested in playing qaddafi in a film? >> it depends on -- no. probably not. it doesn't interest me.

the pock marks on the face, i would rather have somebody else do that. >> even if the script was dynamic? >> it all depends who is behind it. certain studios you would go, hmm, i don't know. >> the reason i ask is because i am currently writing a script. >> oh so you are pitching me. >> talk to the guy from finance and distribution and we can talk. >> how about the guy from "miami vice"? the guy with the pock face jie. he had three names. >> baker, what part of my hey are you not getting? i am qaddafi. >> that's true. can we get a close up of bill's hair? look at that. i think are you right. >> lalalalala. >> and then it all went downhill. >> kevin, you said that one of the short comings of qaddafi is he never got promoted past

colonel. >> he called himself that when he died. >> he spent about 40 years of his 42-year rein trying to distance himself from a leadership role. however, having said that, he also was awarded several title including king of kings and dean of arab rulers which i don't know about you, but that kind of beats the colonel title. >> you know, i don't really know my military rankings, so i think king of kings maybe, but i would have to check that one. >> crowns and colonels do not. but you do get to should be at the basics change. that's good news. going to the occupy wall street, is it being over hyped? yes. moving on we look at the obama situation. i am digging this binder. did i point out the binder i

got? it is quite helpful. when we talk about reducing ron paul's plan, reducing the workforce by 10%, the current numbers for the federal workforce -- not current, but 2010 ending there was 4.4 million. when you think about it, ron paul's plan would create at least 400,000 more unemployed. >> that's what you have to accept when you talk about shrinking government. that's what happens, right? >> that's what happens. you can cut your spending on programs, or you can cut your overhead and staff costs. >> he is doing both. the thing is, if you are a true libertarian or conservative, you can't say that's wrong. right? >> i lost you on that. i wasn't paying attention. >> actually i was thinking about puffins. >> remi, one quick question, remi. >> yes, mike. >> hello. you mentioned that nobody was really interested or greg mentioned nobody was interested in the elections

until the playoffs, and then you dropped in there with a note that they would be if chris chris stey jumped in. do you believe chris chris stey would have maintained the shiny image? >> he is no fred thompson. and that is no disrespect to fred thompson. have i known chris christie when he was the district attorney or the u.s. attorney in new jersey for many, many years. he is an extraordinary person, and i think when he is ready to run, this country will get behind him and see he is the real deal. >> that's enough chris kristi talk. >> you asked. >> we get your drift. that's all the time we've got. greg? >> that was a fine job, mike. >> it was okay. >> can you put a side by side again with mike and sorbo? originally i said it was a before and after. it is actually an after and before. i want to apologize to the viewers for confusing them. >> you confuse me. but then again i went to public school, what do i know? >> you don't have to knock the

public schools. >> we will get letters. >> the thing is he can't write. >> there are no vowels. >> it is in crayon. is it possible to build a mechanical evil twin meant to carry out the gnaw fare yus deeds we don't have the stomach to do ourselves? kevin discusses his plans for a row bow -- robo store-beau when we return? >> i do? >> no. >> and we will discuss the stories we didn't get to earlier in the week and then forgot about until today.

well, a california man who lives his life as an adult baby and collecting disability was committing fraud and was receiving checks. he first made headlines after his lifestyle was showcased on

the national geographic show tabu. that's when the oklahoma senator called for a bennett review because the episode showed him demonstrating work skills. now thorn wants an apology because he says the investigation disrupted the last few months of life for his roommate who play acted as his mother spoon feeding him and changing his clothes. clearly this must be discussed in the -- >> lightning roooouuuund. lightning round. >> so remi, here is the whole story here. he maintains a website that document what's he does. he built like stuff. so he can work. isn't the story that he is employable, he can earn a living? >> yes. absolutely.

i have to suspect that there may be something not right with this man. whym not a trained professional. he should be employed. he should get a job. >> you know what sinting, the bigger pick -- what is interesting, the bigger picture is he says acting like a baby helps cope with his stress illnesses. couldn't you use that excuse for any behavior? walking around naked in my front yard, which i encourage you to do, could be seen as stress reducing for myself. >> he is not matthew mcconaghey. this is the state of california, correct? >> i believe so. >> enough said. >> there you go. >> doesn't this take away from people who have real disabilitys? >> people receive disability payments because their disability is they are a drug addict. >> really? >> don't give him any ideas. >> you can get people to sign off on all sorts of crazy

stuff. normally people are independently wealthy before they get this weird. maybe he and the woman with the lip ring can start some sort of partnership. >> it is true. in order to become rich you need to be deviant. you did it in reverse. >> i did do it in reverse. who among you will stand for the man baby? clearly none of you will. i will, and i am also available for any and all change changing -- changing duties. my number is available through fox news. call me man baby, and yes i speak gaga. a new york woman is set to give birth on stage in front of a live audience later this month. performance artist marny kotac say birth of baby x. would you call that art? >> is she from california? >> no. they say she is a new york woman. >> well okay that's enough

then too. >> you are doing this for every state, aren't you? >> it has gotten so weird. i don't even know how to talk about some of these stuff anymore. it is insane the way people -- >> it is not like the 90s, is it? >> she should do a play. if she wants people to watch and get attention do a play. it is beautiful. it is beautiful for people who are doctors and nurses and your husband in the room. or your special partner. >> there will be people there peeping. williamson, people say creating a work of art is like childbirth. could she be wrong? >> she could be wrong. as long as she is not receiving a grant for the national endowment for the arts or a taxpayer funded entity, i don't care. as long as man baby pays full price and doesn't get a subsidee from the government, it is gross and weird. but i am a theater critic on top of my other jobs. i see weirder stuff than this from time to time. i haven't seen anyone give birth on stage yet.

but you see odd things in the world. >> here is what is odd, she gives birth to man baby. i would pay double to see that. and then provide the walker afterward. >> i agree. and we really can't say -- who is sticking up for the baby? what if you are this baby that is getting delivered in front of a public audience? >> think of the ego the baby will v. oh yeah, have you ever been on broadway? have you ever done a play? i was born on stage. >> that baby will walk around naked in the front yard. >> he was going say, i was born on stage. you can't beat that. every addition he will be one step ahead. >> should he get aingg card for this. >> babies are puffy, so maybe. >> the mom will get a sag card. time for a break. when we return, what will kevin say about his new book?

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let's talk about kevin who you remember as the invincible hercules. what you didn't know was that at age 38 he suffered three strokes leaving him partially blind and incapacitated. it was all detailed in a new book called "strength" my journey from hercules to mere mortal and how nearly dying saved my life. hi, kevin. it true strengths. >> i am looking in the back of your book. you gett these people that write things. you have wayne gretzky, joe pesci and brett michaels and meat loaf. it is the only book that has those endorsements on the same book. >> they are all golf buddies. you talk about the visitors. >> that is true. i was bragging earlier. you dedicated it to your wife, sam, a lovely person.

>> i did. >> your wife samantha. >> actually not. it is sandra. but she is the fourth of four girls and they just wanted a boy. >> how nice for her growing up. so set the scene for us. "hercules" is a hit show and you are doing by accept curl -- bicep curls and you are shirtless and sweaty, maybe that's not how it was. >> it was between season five and six. i shot in new zealand. i was coming back to l.a. for publicity. i had pain in my left shoulder bugging me for weeks and weeks and weeks. i decided to see my doctor. he was checking on my shoulder and found a lump. he said this bugs me and i want to do a biopsy. i went to my chiroprator and he was working on it. when i left i was driving and i was like two minutes away and i heard two loud pops. my vision went and it was all over the place.

i had a sensation of falling backwards and couldn't stop. i called my fiancee, sam, at the time and she said i will pick you up. i said no, and like an i had yesterday -- an idiot i wouldn't admit something was wrong. i had another couple episodes and a blood clot that went to my brain. a fourth that went to my speech. i started sluring my speech. i looked at her and said i needed to get to the hospital. that dissolved and the other stayed with me. i had hundreds of clots down my arms. the doctors freaked out and tried to get them to dissolve. the residual affect was i have these -- i had these three strokes. i was a guy who was better than most 20-year-olds to a guy who was 90 years old. >> don't go to a chiropractor. >> part of that had something to do with it, and i have a whole different seg segment. >> what did you learn? >> it took me three years to fight back and get back to

feeling normal again. it was a long recovery. i had to learn to walk again. it was brutal. >> you had to learn to walk again? >> i had a big balance problem. i still have a 10% loss of vision in both eyes. i learned that basically everybody has a story. all of us one day one thing we have in common is we all all die. >> except for me. >> i learned that i wanted to pass on something positive to people. this inspirational story, it is a love story and deals with meeting sam and having her come into my life and pushing things along and being a big proponent for my recovery. but it wasn't fun. i don't recommend it. i never would wish this on my worst enemy, but that's a lie. i would. every taliban guy, you may have this. >> my favorite chapter is chapter 23 on page 138, "when i met grog gutfeld" it is an amazing chapter. how i changed your life. >> you are amazing. you are instrumental. you were one of my crutches, actually.

>> i am a metaphor cal crutch. sometimes people pay me to be a real crutch at clubs downtown. kevin, congratulations. go to amazon. don't just buy one book, buy four. >> yes, i think that's fair. >> in case one breaks. if you buy four, they are still the same price. anyway, we will close things out with a post game wrap up with mike baker. i don't know why i said that. and to see rent shows go tos cal foxnews.com/redeye.

back to mike baker for the post game wrap up. >> excellent. let me open my spiral notebook to the post game questions. i heard you argued in favor of family values in the new jersey supreme court last week. >> thank you for asking, yes. the government is trying to come compel a wife to testify against her husband. i argued in the supreme court against this issue. >> nice, nice. kevin williamson, who hates you this week? >> herman cain because i don't buy