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tomorrow for the rodeo final. i'll see you -- i'm going to be here. but from out there. welcome to "red eye." i'm greg gutfeld. stay to the right of the white line and do not touch the exhibits unless they ask. let's go to andy levy for a pre game report. what's coming up on tonight's show old sport? >> leave it on the dance floor, america. rick perry says no to the trump debate. and "time" calls occupy wall street the number one news story of 2011. the shocking story you probably didn't read. and finally something called the environmental working group puts out a list of the 10 worst children cereals. if something like the environmental working group puts out the cereals i guess they are the 10 best cereals.
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>> "new year's eve" is about to hit theaters and what story line are you looking forward to the most? >> i like when a character is running down a crowded street to catch up with another character and all of the passerbies are there looking on and happy for them as opposed to what would normally happen. >> right. there is a story of a doctor with a dying patient, and he falls desperately in love with his patient's wife. we are hearing oscar buzz for robin williams as a patient who never -- as did doctor who never loses his love of life. >> a haling of a cab and the cabdriver giving a comical quizzical look. >> that's always good. there is another story line, a stoic bodyguard played by kevin kostner falls in love with an object ?okz -- object obnoxious whitney houston on new year's eve. >> that's not in the movie. >> yes it is. and a gay marine colonel falls
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in love with his neighbor kevin spacey on new year's eve. >> that's not the same movie. >> it is. >> that's not the same movie. >> yep. it is. >> all right. >> all right. >> go away. ruined the whole thing. let's welcome our guests. she is so hot you need to apply sun block to your eyeballs before looking at her or your corneas might fry. i am here with former bush white house intern kailey mac inaneye. and the writer of streetcar negligent .com. and his help high tis has a twitter act. -- twitter account. it is bill schulz. and the left shivers when he shoots his quivers. andrew breitbart. >> it has been awhile. hold on. >> you are already screwing the show up breitbart. >> i have never done that before. >> just roll, jesus. >> wait to get in on my screen
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time, breitbart. >> life and leisure profiles lou brain and their new album, central park listen to the light which focuses on the natural sounds of the world's most famous urban green space. here is a sampling of a song called 3 a.m. in sheep's meadow. >> hey. >> hey. i. >> i like the rope you brought. aren't you greg gutfeld from "red eye." no. run, run, run. scene. >> have i no idea what you are referring to. i think are you confusing me with richard quest. >> i saw you in the classifieds. horrible ad. so will it still happen with no perry and bachman? see what i did? on thursday they were the late toast take a pass on the donald trump debate. the texas governor's campaign saying, quote, traditional retail campaigning in the days and weeks leading up to the iowa caucus, and it is perry's top priority. we have respectfully declined the invitation. didn't have to be so rude about it. so for trump and news max have
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yes' from newt gingrich and santorum. and he is a dynamic presence. he gets my vote. but some republican leaders think the whole thing is a bad idea. >> we appreciate what mr. trump has done. but if you are still talking about potentially running as an independent candidate, that's a problem. >> maybe you are the problem. just kidding. see you on the court. for more we 2 to "red eye" senior political correspondent. >> andrew i will go to you first and pray you have a cogent answer.
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>> what is so frustrating is the people who say no to donald trump or the people who say to the msnbc's of the world and are willing to sit there and sets them up, and now they can't stand donald trump when he is probably one of the only successful capitalists out there haling the economy which is a capitalist economy. i find i can't believe these people are taking the wrong stand at the wrong time. if these guys have any integrity, they say no to msnbc, but go after the only capitalist out there. >> he makes an interesting point. >> yes, i will change my point. >> i know. i never thought about it. if you are going on msnbc, why not meet with trump? >> i like business big better than big government always. i am bias living in new york because of bloomburg. they gave a billionaire the
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forum and he turned it into a monarch key where he is talking about salt packs basically. billionaires leave a bad taste in my mouth. >> they are not paying you enough for that. >> i don't know what that means, and i am going to pretend i don't know what that means. is the problem trump is about trump. >> that is my mind is a problem. andrew, you make a great point, why go on msnbc and turn this down, but if trump is trump, this won't be good. we can't have a forum where we say, you're fired, you're fired. it will knock the candidates down. i don't like that. what worries moo me is he is considering running as an independent. 2* leads me to ask, is this about the better meant of our country or is this about trump? i think it is about trump. >> bill, you work for trump for 30 years. he treated you well. >> never gave me healthcare. to this day. sore subject. >> how he is going to spin
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this so he won? >> by telling the truth. the fact of the matter is the biggest winner in all of this is donald trump. he got all of the public police tee and he doesn't have to do any of the work. when he could be doing a debate he wants to sit back and look at himself in the mirror. he is the happiest guy possible. >> should trump do the debate with people that want to do the debate and people he knows. like a retired gymnast or somebody who is famous for a sitcom five years ago. >> i think trump should do what he really wants and have a debate with himself and he can switch hats when it is the other guy's turn. that's what he wants. >> the thing is, i think it would be about him, and everybody knew. i will say this, you learn i think who the real leaders were by the people who first accepted and first rejected. the first person who jumped in was newt scprkts first person who said no was huntsman. and then you saw perry and bachman wait. by the way, they said there are two people in the debate. there will only be one.
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samtorum will back out, right? >> i think so. >> newt sinting -- is interesting. he know he excels in the debate. why wouldn't he jump in. santorum, i agree. >> i think he is dropping out of the race. >> and i was thinking about gingrich. he is a little too self-satisfied with his answers every time he says. it while he is the only one who is saying things outside of the box, by next year i have never seen a person so confident in the -- >> i know the expression you are talking about. it is not him being self-satisfied. it is gas. i think you should take your words back. >> i will. from debates to retrobates. was ows bigger than the rest?
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kids, ask your parents what "time" is. they selected the occupy protest as the number one news story of the year beating out the gop presidential race, the economy and my own personal quest to bench 300 pounds. i succeeded, fyi. the times are the most notable because they are part of a more mobile and there is a leaderless uprising of the arab spring. while time admits it is unclear what kind of lasting political affect it may have, the mag says that the shear persistence galvanized of the heavy handed policing that shocked the nation gives them a wait that will play in the up coming presidential election. for me the biggest story of the year obviously was this.
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>> we were the first to report on that. >> that is amazing. >> nobody is covering that. >> nobody cares about the little turtle in the can. it is a metaphor for life, i think. i am the little turtle and this is my can. gavin, what would your number one story be, do you think? >> i think that we have to go with the kardashians. we found out the husband didn't get money and he was mad, and it generated so much interesting debate, and then so many metaphors and analogies. it was a wild, wild ride. >> it was. joy there was a lot of pictures of butts and [bleep]. >> i can't believe it is over. breitbart, are you surprised that a magazine like "final" would make -- like" time" would make this their number one story? >> no. there was a guy back in june
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that hijacked a press car. i marvel at that and i can't believe -- >> why didn't you tell me that before? >> the debate over this and the thing that people are talking about is that this is "time" magazine laying out its leftist credentials. that's not the proof they chose occupy wall street. the left has wanted to be the alternative to the tea party. the proof is number 10, the execution of troy davis. >> yes. >> what? >> are you kidding me? >> it is the only person that knew that -- only leftist freaks gave a crap when that guy fried. >> that is bizarre. >> bye, troy. >> kailey, what do you make of that being the number one story? tell me what yours is. >> i am not surprised. i have the liberal media as
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the chief driver of the story. of course it is going to meet a number one story. like you said therks want it to be the alternative to the tea party. you don't have millions behind you. you have hundreds behind you. >> it was the biggest story of the year, was it not? we talked about it. >> because the liberal media drove it to that point. >> the editor directed the narrative toward this new potential that it could raise its head in the next election cycle. the take away was that we watched fecal stalactites and stalagmites emerge. that's the story of the year. >> no, the story of the year was anthony wiener's wiener. come on. >> and it is not there. >> also men's grooming overall. >> that started a lot of -- >> tonight we are going to show the actual photo.
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>> good point, bill. that was something no one talked about until wiener brought it forward. >> people just started to accept man scaping. >> i have to say i agree with "time" magazine, ows was the number one story. but the thing that bothers me is they should have included a wider scope of reporting on it it. >> they talk about police violence and how it talks about excessive force. >> what you need to know about occupy wall street and the excessive police force is that in the original e-mails that we discovered, their desire was to have the con fron confrontations and they got them. they wanted the confrontations to be done with young people, exmilitary people who would illegally wear the uniforms like the scott olson guy who got whacked. he is the proprietor of the i hate the marine corp .org or
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.com. it is a moment of an attack with authority. it was in order to create civil unrest. they are the fit of the earth. -- filth of the earth. >> somebody is on the fence. >> you are on the fence, but for different reasons. what is your top story? >> ron, ron, super ron. the story of the year is as follows: russian and japanese scientists, don't mock me. russian and japanese scientists announced they will clone a wooly mammoth in five years. they are taking the barrel out of the bone of a frozen one. occupy el elephant street and they will create something that hasn't been around in almost a million years. i know what you are saying. that's in russia and japan. we are talking about american stories.
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mammoths are citizens of the world. >> it will be a story when it happens. >> it is a story now, sista. >> i don't know. i don't think it will happen. they have been talking about it for five years. >> and now we are just beginning to unlock the scientific possibilities. >> can i say something crazy? >> yes. >> isn't it possible that the ows thing got more people to google obama corruption and big government corruption than they normally would have if the ows thing didn't happen? yes there are tons of poo stalagmites touching each other, but more people know about government motors and general electric because it got people googling. >> you look at the glass as half pooh filled. >> it got people to see people for who they are. it is just that. it is sitting on your problem bleep [and -- your] bleep [. >> occupy left a pooh taste in
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my mouth jie. there are a lot of different occupies out there. they are all pooh related. i was approached in an apple store of all places of a goy that watches "red eye." he said i saw that thing you did for occupy wall street. i asked him, what did you think i did wrong? i feel like i defended them a lot. he starts going on about ending the fed and how obama is not born here. i was like, you are really an occupy yes, sir? you lost me after you said that. and then he started talking about anonymous and i proceeded to be as nice to him as humanly possible. >> the thing is the happy ending of the story is you now live with him, right? >> yes, and we are in apartment blis. >> scpru adopting? >> no. >> as much as i hate occupy, i have been to occupy chapel hill, north carolina, l.a. twice, dc. when you go down there and you
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get caught up in the pulsing action. they had a guy doing a turn table and it was this uh poke caw lip particular dancing in the middle of the day. i saw a hipy chick with a little porch -- ponch, and she was doing hula hoops to the music with her neck. you stand there and you can see the freaks of nature like the old shows of the 1970s and 1980s. as much as you hate the politics behind it, you are like, i kind of like you people. i don't know why. >> at least you are doing something out there. >> i am against people doing things. i prefer not to do anything. >> i order my food in and i watch my favorite shows. >> i am an 83-year-old widow dressed as a middle aged man. i am a middle aged man. but i look devilishly handsome for 37.
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but a new profile of the moron in "rolling stone" said something else. quest love was interviewed before the incident telling the magazine, quote, i am gunning for bachman. i am looking up walk on songs and i want to do fish bone's song. i just don't know if i will tell jimmy. on the night of the show when the keyboardist asked what song they were singing questy said, you don't want to know. trust me, i'm protecting you. he's a hero. he must now clear every song with three people. you know who else is getting new marching orders? >> quest love almost got fired for this. now that you know that he lied, should he still not be fired? >> he is showing the entire
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nation what this whole election is going to be about. and that is jobs. he obviously was gunning for her. he obviously was mad because the founding fathers were against slavery, which they weren't. he said, i am going after your -- what did he call it? he chose the song and then he was caught and he said, you know what? screw ideology. i want to keep my job. that's what we will see all across the nation the next few months. >> you are right. would quest love be candid if he had done this to a liberal blah, blah, blah, insert mainstream here. >> yes. the irony is of all of the things to attack michele bachmann with being a liar, i always said that they project what they are doing to you -- what they claim you are doing like hating is what they are doing back to you he is the one that is lying. he is lying through his teeth. he used the song and gets
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caught reded handed. the thing is, i'm watching right now the eric holder hearings, and you can see he is getting caught lying. he is under oath saying "i amnot willing to comply with subpoenas." i am not willing to come clean on what has happened. there seems to be a lack of any follow through. nobody can get fired anymore at the highest possible levels when they get caught in the worst possible crimes. that's a very frustrating aspect. that's the zest of the concern i have. >> not one of my favorite words. >> kailey, you said how much you admire quest love. >> i wouldn't take him on a date. he is a classless jerk. of all people, you pick michele bachmann? a wonderful woman. he has no class. he is a fool. he should have been fired. guess what, if it was hillary clinton who walked out, he would have been fired. >> that's a fair point.
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>> he would have been gone. >> have you spoken to him at all since this -- >> yeah, i have speaken to him, and he owes me a lot for the way lewds. do you know how hard they are to get? that was tough. he owes me money. i am no fan of michele bachmann, mostly because most viewers think i am gay. but i will say the stunning thing about this story is the fact that they weren't throwing the songs by nbc to begin with. this is a major network and they have big time advertisers. they are letting the band to willy nilly? they let them do whatever they want? that was unbelievable. >> these terms like willy nilly, where do you get these? >> have i my ear to the street. >> you certainly do. >> you do an urban blog, don't you? >> it is called urban blog. >> you should have seen him.
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welcome back. let's see if we got anything wrong so far. let's go to andy levy. you look a little upset. >> i am more than a little upset. did you know scott wieland from the stone temple pilots has a christmas album out. it may be the worst thing you ever heard. can we show some of that stuff from "winter wonderland." >> ♪ late other as we conspire ♪ ♪ as we dream by the fire ♪ to face unafraid ♪ the plans we made ♪ walking in a winter wonderland ♪ ♪ are you listening ♪ ?o is glisten ♪ a beautiful sight ♪ we're happy tonight ♪ walking in a winter wonderland ♪ >> he has to get back on drugs, andy jie. what the hell is that?
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>> this is what happens when you sober up. >> the guy is assaulting my ears worse than bing crosby assaulted his kids. >> have i news for you -- i have news for you, that's not what happens when you sober up. that's the opposite. >> that's what happens -- >> i hate stone temple pilots to the core of my being. they rewined alternative radio in the early 90s. that's good. i don't understand why you don't like. it it is fun to look at. >> he can't sing, andrew. he can't sing. >> do you remember his music when you watched mtv, that's a fun video to watch. >> look over there, andrew. >> that's a good video. >> it is horrible. he is completely off key. he is off key. >> that's right. >> i give him credit for not auto tuning it, but still, pick a key and stick with it. >> come on, andy. everybody knows. >> iron maid plus music, that
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works. >> everyone knows that christmas albums are a cash cow. he obviously needs cash. why does he need cash? >> he is up to $300 a day. >> that's the accurate way to put it. >> hideous. >> greg i think it is next say the night here in new york? >> you know it. it is saturday. he is playing at the winery. >> we have to go. >> i'm sure he will be happy to see us. >> he will be appreciative. >> i'm fairly certain we can get free particular -- free tickets and back stage passes. >> scott, tweet that i like it. >> perry and bachman say no to the trump debate. they had yes' from gingrich and santorum. a quick update and he is now a no. >> it is not like he had plans. >> apparently he does. >> he is going to sleep with some chick.
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that's what he does. >> i hate and love him. >> what is so frustrating is the candidates are say nothing to trump who is one of the only successful capitalists out there. successful crazy birthers out there. >> i think he did a very good job of ending the birther game that barack obama has been playing with us. it was a brilliant play. >> really? >> it was unbelievable. >> he still doesn't believe obama has shown his real birth certificate. >> so what. >> why do you care? >> that's crazy. the gop shouldn't associate itself with that. >> i like that that bothers you to the degree it does. >> i like that you like it bothers me to the degree it does. >> let's play together. >> we shall. you said you have to ask whether it is about the better meant of our country or trump. let me clear that one up for you. >> it is about trump. but i would like to give them the benefit of the doubt. i like the guy. >> don't do that.
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>> he is kind of a jerk. >> you know when somebody gives somebody the benefit of the doubt, they iewcialgly die. >> yes. >> is that right, greg? >> if you want to get broad about it, every time they lie. >> it is as if you are walking down the street and i don't trust this guy coming at me. i will give him the benefit of the doubt. it happens all the time. benefit of the doubt is the worst idea ever. strange camera angles they are doing tonight. did you notice that? >> i d. >> i was -- >> i was sleeping and then i look up. >> gavin was shooting up heroin to shoot the live shot. >> gavin, you said trump should do what he wants have have a debate with himself. he should just do a new infomercial which is what he wants. greg, why do you think santorum will back out? >> he says -- didn't he say
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that his -- blah. his campaign is making a big decision the next couple days. >> announcement. >> it appears that announcement will be he is being endorsed by the iowa secretary of state. >> oh, i thought it was going to be i am dropping out and endorsing newt gingrich. >> that passes as a big announcement. the other announcement is he bought a new sub zero frige. i actually would be quite happy to hear about that. >> "time" magazine names occupy the number one news story. you said the proof of time is they put the execution of troy davis as the 10th story of the year. more telling in the occupy story when the writer claimed, quote, incidents of heavy handed policing in new york and california shocked the nation. unless they meant the nation magazine, i don't think that is true. >> you want me to respond to that with something glib? >> that's completely up to you.
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i will give you time to, if you would like. >> i am just thinking about the birth certificate. >> all right. you keep obsessing about the birth certificate. you did bring up a good point, andrew. why wasn't wiener on this list 1234*. >> when i read it it was. >> note to self, don't go to andrew. >> it only dominated the news cycle for about a month. >> and a leftist seat in queens, in brooklyn went over to the republican. huge. >> i agree. >> you are getting me all riled up. i didn't think about that. what do i do about it? >> i don't know. >> if only you had a blog network you could write something about this. >> that's fulfilling. that gets out all of the angst. >> by the way for me the
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biggest u.s. story of the year, "red eye" beating every hour of m praying in the demoing on abc and cnn. secondly, the death of bin laden. >> that didn't make it? >> i was going to say, greg, we were talking about earlier, they put the death of bin laden this their world news section. greg and i are pretty certain they did that so they could put occupy as number one. and get troy davis in there. >> you could tell -- you know that little game where you had to move around little letters. they were letter things to get them all in a row. that's what they did with their votes. they moved it so they could make that number one. >> it is a game with little letters. it is square and made of plastic. >> you can make a naked lady sometimes. >> he knew exactly what he was doing. >> you said he played it correctly because he was upset michele bachmann said the
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founding fathers worked tirelessly. shouldn't he have picked sting's history will teach us nothing? >> yes, it is a huge variety of choices. we discussed that in the past. even fish bone songs he could have done and it would have been great. >> there is an unuh dull traited same sex and we should have played that. >> that wasn't "frank egos to hollywood"? >> who says it has to be a fish bone song? >> i don't know fish bone. >> u-g-l-y, his hair has no alibi, it's just ugly. >> that's "freaky goes to hollywood." >> no, that's "fish bone." >> i am more of a "frank egos to hollywood" type of guy. >> yeah, we know. >> franky says relax. >> i had one more, but i don't feel like it. >> are you sure? we have time. >> yea. it is just the wieland thing -- >> still bots rig you? >> yes.
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>> we will go and see him on friday. keep your spirits up. >> until we see "new year's eve." >> with scott. coming up, tom cruise is gay-ning new fans with every movie. and who can argue? he is a national treasure. first, are cops over using pepper spray? better question, cat. that's not really a question at all.
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tool of first and excessive resorts. they say if you put this stuff on a cop's belt, chances are he will use it even in nonviolent situations when it is supposed to be the last thing you do. so if it is there, they will use it. -- case closed. we must discuss this in the -- >> lightning roooooouuuun nd. lightning round. >> gavin, this logic is crazy. of course if you give somebody something, they are going to use it. that's why you are giving it to them. no? >> he gave you the european no. >> what are you a monarch? what is amazing about this whole thing is how little of a deal it is to get sprayed with pepper spray. they pick a fight with cops and bring their kids. and in every picture they are going,-- if y ever get sprayed with pepper spray it is just really, really
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inconvenient. it is not the apocalypse. >> they are told and andrew agrees with me that they are told to act. >> these people want confrontations with the police so they can be put on youtube. the media wants the confrontations to happen. that's why they wrote the article. if you are wrongfully sprayed with pepper spray and you have a case, you will be able to make a lot of money as a result of it. there is a disincentive for police in the youtube age to miss behave. >> you use pepper spray coming in to work. >> i do. it is another cop-hating story. like you just said, you have something, you will use. it by that logic we should take away their guns and leave them defenseless. >> why do they use these peace signs. because they have it. we have to get rid of their fingers.
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>> in egypt during the protest they are haming it up to the camera, and they are terrible actors. they would literally go, and falling over each other. it was right in the camera's face. the national lawyer's guild basically talked about the whole strategy to tie up the courts. >> wow. >> you were looking. national guild is behind everything. bill, you put pepper spray on your french toast. is it as terrible as they the make it out to be? >> it is just so i can feel. i don't think it is as much the act of pepper spraying, but it is who they are pepper spraying. the two people who occupy seattle, one is an 80-year-old woman and the other is a pregnant chick. they were both pepper sprayed. it was restraint. >> did you know she was pregnant? i don't know. >> she was giving birth at the time. >> i i knew i should have read
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the card. >> when the baby came out it is the baby. >> andy is not here, is he? >> the whole point of pepper spray was to avoid physical contact. that was the point. you want to -- they are not allowed to do chokeholds. you don't want to break arms. you are told the best thing to do if you can't move a person rather than touching them, spray paint. pepper spray them. it is designed to avoid injury. it is for the protestor, i think. >> isn't this an invitation to a renaissance of the billy club? >> that's the thing. what do you want, a billy club? >> pepper spray is powerful stuff. i knew a girl in high school, i won't say her name, lyndsay moore, who prayed a little pepper spray in the cafeteria. all of a sudden people started coughing and they thought there was food poisoning. >> i did that all the time in my fraternity. squirt, squirt, and walk out and then people would go
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welcome back. the environmental working group, whatever that is, has come out with a list of the 10 worst cereals in terms of sugar, or best, right, kids? number one, honey smacks. it never used to be called that. it was called sugar smacks and then they changed it to honey. followed by golden crisps which used to be called sugar in your face, mother. and then fruit loops, marshmellow, captain crunch and kellogg's bowl of sugar. >> it is capn. capn crunch. >> that's along -- that's a little racist. aren't cereals supposed to be sugar? that's what makes them so awesome. >> i am sick of stories of this will make our kids fat. let's get the can -- the candy out of the vending machines.
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you can choose the trix are for kids. i am sick of the stories. >> just make celery out of sugar and everything will be okay. >> there you go. >> not everyone can have your thighs, girlfriend. i wish it was that easy. >> you certainly can. >> did you get candy cereal as a kid? did you have count-chocula every day? >> yes, every day, and pop tarts when i didn't have cereal, the chocolate kind. >> are you from canada. >> but my parents are scottish. they are like, have some more oatmeal, that is perfectly good. other kids are eating count-chocula and boo-berry. >> what else does your dad say? >> i have too guns for you. and there is a 10-year-old girl in line. >> do you have 14 kids, do you let them eat sugar-laden cereal? >> yes, and there is a history in my family of sugar eating,
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and i am going to sing a song. it goes like this. ♪ smack smack, sugar smack ♪ give me a smack and i will smack you back ♪ ♪ kellogg sugar smacks >> i ate the kellogg sugar smacks. i just came back from iceland. i have a gelatinous around my belly from good sugar eating living. listen to me. i was in 30 and 40 degree temperature temperatures. >> you were warm. >> there were people who lived there, vikings basically who were wearing these long, thick coatsment i walked the streets in a t-shirt because of the sturdiness brought to you by sugar corn smacks. >> >> you can't remember a happy
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birthday, but you remember a 30-year-old commercial you saw probably twice. >> the bigger the dog the bigger he goes to you when he is four. just pull his leash. he goes for a walk, he is your dog for sure. >> you must remember the feud between those two cereals, kwisp and kwake? they were both made of corn syrup. one was a saucer and the other was a q. they were like capn crunch jie. these are the children that will live to a hundred on average. >> it was great. the cereal was great, but it was the same corn syrup. do you remember the giant apartment complex of cereals when you went away on vacation? all of the boxes? >> it was always the same ones left over. >> bran flakes and bag of [bleep] flakes. >> the marketing for that is
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good. >> who will eat that? >> well, breitbart, but other than that, no. >> don't get all nostalgic. the towers still exist. >> no one eats wheaties. >> the best part is pulling it back to the shrink wrap and throwing the ugly ones aside. it is like, oh, you're ugly and you take the pretty one, the frosted flakes and fruits loops. >> apple jacks. >> apple jacks. post game wrap up with tv's andy levy. to see clips of recent shows go to fox news .com/red eye.
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i will give you a deal. >> excellent. >> and by you i mean america. >> not me? >> you are in america. >> not really. >> 300 million of you. >> kelly ihear you are letting other people write for your website now? >> and i want you, andy. >> that's not going to happen. >> to write. i want you on. >> nope. >> i will show you after, andy. >> okay. >> i'm sure he will be waiting for that. >> do you want to tell the rest of our viewers? >> go to our website and click on right for rc and everything is there. >> say the name faster next time so people can catch it. >> i wanted to dwell. i wanted to look at you. >> andrew, what do you have? >> you are not going to believe what i did this weekend. i went to white castle at 3:00 a.m. in long island with sean hannity. i had six white castle hamburgers, and that is absolutely a true story. >> that's a beautiful story. >> thank you. >> back to you, greg. >> you are going to live a long and healthy life,
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