>> kimberly: greg has my little pony. >> dana: ins he apartment. >> kimberly: have fun in vegas. >> bob: give her your phone welcome to "red eye." i'm greg gutfeld. as my fans like to call me, their only reason for living. let's go to tv's andy levy for a pre game report. what's coming up on tonight's show? >> get up off that thing and try to release that pressure, america. our top story, is trump going to dump his debate? some say prob, but others say mayb. and why were three capitol hill staffers fired for their tweets? probably because of their tweets. pay attention. and what happens when we send bill schulz to the uss intrepid to learn about ejection seats? we will watch along with you and hope something goes or blee wrong. greg? >> thank you, andy. >> "new year's eve" has a 5% rating on rotten tomatoes and

a score of 5 out of 0. >> you know what that means? >> no. >> can i point out the nearest -- the new york post described "new year's eve" as a soul succeeding monument to hollywood greed. >> i can't wait. >> you know it will be awesome when you get that build up. when they tell you it is the worst movie ever made it can only satisfy you. >> to get that reaction from a jaded critic it has to be good. >> when you repulse every single person who sees a movie , there is something special about it. >> we know that. >> all right, andy. >> i will see you at the theater after the show. >> you know it. i am saving you a warm seat. and one of the in the theater. >> she is so hot, you can burn your tongue by saying her name.

i am here with fox newschannel anchor patti ann browne. we call her pab. and he is should sharp he can no longer date he mow feel yaks. screw you, chris who is soon to be leaving us. he puts the ease in disease. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and all of his bones are funny bones. yes, he has osteoporosis. sitting next to me, comedian dan coder. and subscriptions taper because he is a stupid talking paper. it is our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> today they talk about obama favoring sales of the morning after pill to teens. not sure what a morning after pill or why there is so much talk about the youngsters. perhaps consider a subscription to the "new york times." it is half the news stand price and kind of like a morning after pill for your brain. warning, a newspaper is not an effective means of birth control and not stopt spread of sexually transmitted

disease. >> wow. is the point moot for santorum and mute? the next to drop out of trump debate could be trump himself. on friday the man with the orange hue admitted he may ditch the forum of few. but it is not because of poor attendance. he says he may enter the race after the season finale of "the apprentice." yeah right. take a lins, listen takers. >> we will have to see what happens. one of the problems we are having is they want me to give up the possibility of doing the independent run, and while it is not something i want to do, it is not something i am going to give up. >> trump also told megan kelly that he felt let down by candidates like bachmann and romney. >> i was disappointed in mitt. i really thought that he would go out and had courage and talking about things obama has been talking about.

perhaps there is something flat and round like a trampoline. >> oh my gosh. trump. trump. oh my god. oh my god. >> dan, have you been covering the presidential campaigns for a decade and i admired your work from a far and up close. have the candidates let donald trump down? >> well, you know, this goes all the way back since i started covering it. i have never seen somebody get this let down hosting their own debate. it seems like he is a guy that threw his own birthday party, and now no one wants to show up. >> yes. >> i have to go to my friend's house. and he is like, but, we were going to have a clown. no one likes you, donald. >> i hired a puppet show. i actually have developed a certain kind of sympathetic feeling over donald over this. in the beginning i thought it was a circus and now i think

it is more like a sideshow. but a sideshow that was positive. chris, is trump becoming a distraction. -- distraction? >> what bothers me is we can't find one person to run so we can all follow behind and see as a leader. it is all a sideshow. whether we are talking about newt and the ads we are seeing from rick perry. everything is a joke and the donald when he gets out of it, he jumps right back into it. i might run and i am worried about my tv show. how about a leader for the free world? can we find one of those, please? >> i guess that is directed at me, but i have prior commitments. >> i think he is almost becoming the brett favre of politics. i am going to run. i am going to retire. i am going to run. i am going to retire. >> as long as he doesn't send pictures. pab, you were married to trump in the late 80s. what do you make of this? >> i didn't do well on the allah mown.

>> it was frank trump you were married to. >> yes, different trump. i forgot that marriage. it was a quickie, vegas thing. >> what do you make of this? >> have i to agree with chris. i can't blame the guy for saying -- latest fox fox news poll came out and 94% of registered voters, 94% rate the economy as fair or poor. only 5% rate it as good or excellent. and yet the republicans could conceivably lose to obama. you see trump and he sees this, and you cants blame the guy for noticing. i don't know if he is the big gop save yes, sir. but at least she -- he is aware they are not satisfied with the candidates out there. >> nobody else is stepping up. please, step up. >> i have to say, he is pointing out something everybody else is worried about which is the economy and the fact that all of our money is leaving the country. but you can't help but think he is also doing it for himself. bill, i have to go to you.

how is he going to deal with this rejection. what can trump do? >> he can talk about the glassy shade of gold. >> getting into the debate thing, why is this a thing? >> it is like they are essentially saying this celebrity who -- is demanding you dance for them so you must now go and do it. come to my house right now. have i questions for all of you, and now you have to do it. >> meanwhile there have been 5,920 debates so far this month. >> can i say breitbart made a good point last night. why are these people rejecting trump when they go on msnbc or are treated like crap? >> he is like the medium hot girl who is talking about his bad weekend. >> he talks about more than anybody else. he says michele bachmann used to call me for advice.

she wanted me to be her vice president. me, me, me. >> wouldn't it be funny when trump drops out, then they all go back in? >> that would be great. >> that would be unusual. it is like the adult swim part. sfie from trump to chump, after taking to twitter, their careers are in tatters. i speak of three members of democratic congressmen rick larson's staff who talked about making this a, quote, december to remember. they had a little rhyme there. they thought it would be fun to spend the month messing around on the job, and then tweeting about it as they do it. here are a few of the moron nick misses from seth burrows, aka, the rocket ship one. dear taxpayers, i hope you don't mind i am watching youtube clips of neither vaw gnaw at my government -- nirvana at my government job. thanks, you are the best. and another one, my co-worker just took a shot of jack.

i guess that's an alcohol. crouching behind my desk. we have given up on just about all things work-related. they are my heroes. honest bureaucrat here. i really like dc, but i could have used another day away. the silver lining is i don't have to see my idiot boss. wow. small victory, i guess. the congressman fired them all on thursday about an hour after being told of the tweets. he said he wouldn't tolerate this kind of behavior. something else that the congressman won't tolerate? this. >> they are not wearing helmets. i cannot condone that. one of those monkeys falls and who has to pay the monkey insurance? >> that's a good point. i am chastised. >> you are. >> i want you to go home and think about why you laughed

and maybe send me some money. >> bike injuries are the most common in monkey world. you come here and pooh pooh -- > yes, anybody who saw "faces of death" the monkey eating the brain thing is not a good thing. i am going off topic here. >> we are talking about monkeys. chris, do these three young chap dashes dash one was a girl, i believe -- deserve to be fired? >> there are no small victories when we talk about rocket ship one. here is the problem with these three, they were having a blast. it is, what, december 8th right now? 9th? they only had a third of the month to shut up about it, and they could have done it all month long. they could have had a december to remember, but instead they opened their mouth. >> they could have been dead. they were ragin party broheims. is every person who has a job going to be fired because of something they did on twitter or facebook? >> that's going to be the

saddest day ever. if i see people who do mean yell jobs and tweeting about. it well, we are following the guy in the deli. he spit in my balogna sandwich. he mentioned me and then hash tag and spit in the balogna. >> comedian enters deli and thinks he is funny. >> no laughing matter. >> this is me with an open balogna sandwich. >> pab, is this why you barely tweet? are you afraid that after a couple drinks you might say something? >> yes, what happens on the 17th floor stays on the 17 th floor. i blame you, greg. you kept telling the occupy wall street people to get jobs. this is what happens when the occupy types get jobs. it is this new mentality, and this sense of entitlement fostered by the government. they are actually joking about how they are wasting taxpayer money. >> that's what i love about

it. they are honest bureaucrats. they are laughing at americans. >> i am a mom. i picture the parents. they were so proud. oh, my son got a job in congress. and now these kids' names are everywhere. they are totally humiliated. >> you should be an actress. that voice you did just thisen -- just then it captured the -- it captured her at the brightest moment. >> you know what i saw right there? i didn't see patti ann browne. i saw rocket ship's mom. >> >> she disappeared. you just disappeared. >> you had a nice afghan on. you were coming in from getting the mail. you find out what happened to your son. >> bill, how long before we are doing a story about how you were fired because of something stupid you tweeted? >> i am bulletproof. >> i would say when i look for friends to follow on twitter, i need them to party. i need them to have word play. and i also want them to be selling themselves.

he has buyer's remorse. remorse, why would i pay for in the first place? and then you have elizabeth robbie or betsy bites. no thanks little miss bites too much. and finally you have seth burrows. seth burrow stz rocket ship one. that's awesome. you cannot spell rocket ship without rock. >> exactly. >> here is my one question before i move on. what about personal opinion tweets that are disturbing? they got fired because they were talking about work. but what if your personal twitter is disturbing? like how to -- went to this great -- i was in a country and ate a dog. it was the best meal i ever had. >> so what if your personal twitter says to kill the man in canada. >> is that -- could they say,

well, that affects your job and they can fire you then? >> i think that's the thing with social media now. if you are going to be on facebook or twitter, your employer will find out about it. that's why you should just be a meed yolker comic because your employer is yourself. >> what about this? a joke you make as a comic which will help you lose your day job. i am ruthless. i am going to make all the jokes i want. >> were you so worried working at subway. >> a lot of people ate fresh. i am glad i could provide. >> i'm not sure what hement. -- what he meant. >> no one does. >> i think we will go from rubes to boobs. they are going top -- topless in every metropolis. they are taking their protest demonstrating against the abuse of women's rights. and they are hot. they raised a glass for the resignation of silvio

berlusconi. before that they picketed against the "playboy" politician in rome. they also crashed the home of another euro sleez balance dominique strauss-kahn in paris. let's listen, but with our eyes. >> if occupy wall street was more like that, i would have joined them. what is next for the bra -- the braless briggade? how about the middle east. >> we receive letters telling us to continue fighting against the religious injustice against women. especially in the muslim states. we are even ready to go to iran or any other islamic states to stage our topless protests. >> they are heroes. speaking of shirtless protests, they are nothing new. >> this is a shirtless civil war! on one side you have the

union. the situation. on the other hand, the confederate. abercrombie & fitch. this is broheim against shirtless broheim. stitch not fitch. stitch not fitch. >> that was in 2007. that's how i hired bill. i found him out there. >> how can you air that? is that after a weekend in the hamptons? >> they were protesting women injustice in countries which are our feminists -- our american feminists do not have the guts to do it and they are doing it. even better, pab, explain why they are so hot and our protesters are not so hot. >> here is the thing. they are trying to get attention for their cause, and they are getting attention. but none of the guys have any idea what their causes are. and frankly -- go ahead. >> protesting injustice against women in muslim

countries is a huge cause. >> it is ironic. women need to be respected more, and they make this points by running around topless. you should be able to show your sexuality and be respected, but it is an odd choice. >> odd as in brilliant. i'm going to tell you why. i 2 to you, dan, because rut topless expert. >> i have been deeply entrenched. >> it destroyed the whole idea of nudity. generally the people who are nude are ugly, ugly people. beautiful people know they have a commodity. why give it away free? these people are making a huge dent in the nudity stereo type. >> yes, i i just think they are trying to protest so they are no not in the human train gang. >> look at my face so that way they can't sell me. >> interesting point. >> i also think -- i imagine there is just one ukrainian guy who is dating one of them and he says, my girlfriend is crazy. she is in paris this weekend. i don't know what she is

doing. >> chris, is this the way the protests should be done? occupy wall street did this. they got some good looking people. >> that's the point. the good looking and the not so good looking. occupy wall street tried something like this. i would rather see a topless woman protesting something rather than a bottomless homeless man. to me i would rather see it this way. it would draw more of my attention and more of my interest. >> i disagree with you completely. i like the other comparison. no, the other. bill, i don't know where i am. >> nor do the rest of us. >> i will say this, as much as i support occupy bra street, i find the idea of protesting against sex abuse while being topless is a bit count you are productive. i feel they are ringing the dinner bell within a five mile radius of being naked in an urban area. and i will say when i was at occupy there were some hot

women there. but that was the first week. i hesitate to say they got better with age. >> i remember a lot of the footage, a lot of the girls in the beginning, girls love them because they are ernest and romantic and they make them feel special. and then after four weeks when the criminal shows up they are getting the hell out of there or they are in trouble. coming up, are ugly men tedious and annoying? we discuss pab's new book. get out of my way, you disgusting freak. first, what does jay z think about taxes? not much. he has an accountant for that.

does corn scorn the man who is kenyan born? actually, yes, president obama lost the irrelevant metal vote

after a front man of the band korn seen grotesquely here recently explained the meaning of their song saying, quote, i feel like obama is a puppet. he has basically dragged this country down into the worst it has ever been. everybody looked up at the white house and america, and now i think it is a house of shame. i miss the old day when's people were proud to be american. don't we all? somebody just finished reading "angels and deamons" and it must be him. so let's discuss it in this -- >> lightning rooooooouuuuuunn nd. lightning round. >> chris, how do you feel about bands trying to make political statements? >> it is rare you have a band, any musician that is -- it doesn't appear he is for the right, but anti-left. striper and dc talk and hill

song and a couple of the other christian rock bands. you never heal heavy metal bands in favor of the gop. >> there are a lot of heavy metal bands that are ill liberal. they don't like the left, but they don't like anybody. >> they a anarchists. >> yes, they are anarchists or they like their guns and weed. dan, speaking of, don't you tune out -- once you heard the word aluminati, is that the time to leave? >> as a member? no. i just want to say he nailed it. how he found that out, i don't know. maybe he was at a recent meeting. we do let in grungy guys with dreadlock a lot to spruce it up. >> what do you do? >> a lot of ma -- monopoly, a lot of monopoly, but with real money. anyway, i bought your house. >> fantastic. i hope you relocate me someplace. >> i will. >> thank you.

pab, at the same time, does he have a good point? lost in the conspiracy mind of his, people have lost that pride in being an american? >> i will give him that. we have lost the time when people are proud to be an american. jonathon davis is the one who was waging the legal battle to keep ownership of ted bundy's volkswagen beatle. >> xnay on my body-vay. >> all right. >> bill, i sense that america is in trouble. i can't imagine a white guy with dreadlock. i just can't. >> nor do i and i never wanted to vote for obama more. there is a reason corn is hard to digest.

>> you know what, i always admire -- i admire him for having an opinion tha is different from anybody else. like maroon 5, which is an all girl group, from austin, texas. and then there is coldplay which i believe is a jazz band fronted by a dwarf. i like the fact they are saying something different even though tts crazy. -- crazy. i don't know. >> that was my point. you don't see or he this every day. it is so much more comfortable to be the fleet wood mac and sing the theme song at the democratic national convention rather than come out on this side. >> here is the thing about korn, they will never beat fleet wood mac because they are so disgusting and they would never sleep with each other. >> i haven't felt this refreshed since kesha's opinion of shadow government. >> amazing. that moves me. you have to pick up the third volume of her work.

it is about 1200 page. >> her scrolls. >> a lot of people thought the dollar sign in her name was meaning less, but turns out it means a lot. >> swree to take a break. e-mail us at fox news .com. 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report from tv's andy levy. can't stand that guy. >> tonight is sponsored by cup stacking, stacking cups in specific sequences in as little time as possible. thanks, cup stacking.

let's find out if we have gotten anything wrong so far. for that we go to andy levy. >> hi, how are you? >> i'm great. >> it was like a slow jam radio station. >> thought i would glide right in. it is about the middle of the night right now. >> absolutely. >> just sitting back. want to hear some interesting facts from mr. andrew levey? >> maybe some spiro-gyra. that would be fantastic. >> make some tea. >> yeah. trump may dump the debate and is still considering a presidential run. you said what bothers you is we can't find one person to get behind and follow in the gop. but isn't that the point of the primaries. as hard as it is to believe at this point, they haven't even started yet. i jus realized that.

>> do you think between now and the end of the primaries we will look at any one of these candidates and say that's the man right there, or the woman? >> probably not. but not a single vote has been cast yet. >> that's fine by me. but i'm just telling you, i have no faith. period, none. >> really? i wouldn't picture you being like that. >> what's wrong with me. >> you said voters are not satisfied with the candidates. i love his quote on why he refuses to rule out independence. he says, quote, i must leave all of my options open because above all else, we must make america great again. >> yes. >> he is the only one who can do that. >> and luckily he is modest too. >> exactly. it is a great quote. america has to be great again.

>> is it impossible to run at this point? to get on the ballot? >> as an independent. he can run as an independent and that's it. gi that answered my question -- that answered my question. >> i am starting to think that trump and ron paul run as independents. >> and pawlenty. >> why not? why the hell not, greg? >> i don't know. don't show me. i don't have an answer. >> dan, why the hell not? >> okay. >> capital hill staffers fired because of their tweets. we should point out the tweets were discovered by the nw daily marker. greg, you had a tweet from at the rocket ship one that said "my co-worker just took a shot of jack crouching behind my desk" and you said that's a form of alcohol. jack is a golden retriever. >> really? >> the co-worker took a picture of jack. he took a shot of jack behind

the desk. >> a simple explanation could have prevented him from losing his job. >> once the media -- this 24-news cycle stuff, it is over. chris, you said if they hadn't tweeted about this december to remember or d2r, they would have gotten away with it. it seems like you are right. but here is the thing, don't tweet it from a public twitter account. make your twitter account private and talk among your friends all you want. >> the other thing is too, be careful what you tweet. but if you work for an insurance agent and tweet about your boss, they would never find out about it. but the fact there are all of these blog sites and political sites that's how it came out. >> i know people who keep their twitter account closed specifically because they want to talk about the place they work. >> i'm sure it happens all the time. >> not here, elsewhere.

>> the actual lawyer -- the actualary. owe -- >> could they be fired? >> i think, sure, yes. >> it is fact i went to some strange parade. >> most employers are allowed to fire without cause. >> that's true. >> as long as you are not breaking a discrimination rule. you can just say i don't like the person anymore. i don't have to hire them. >> and even with dlaws is usually a conduct detrimental to the company or whatever type thing. if you tweeted something about going to the wrong parade they can nail you on it. >> so dancing around in a puddle of pig blood while wearing a headdress while

legal and something i enjoy doing if i tweeted it i could still get fired? >> that would be the least offensive thing you ever tweeted. >> i never tweeted that. i am just uh -- avowing the pig lust. >> pab, you said the women think they are get august tension for their causes, but -- they are getting attention for their causes. how dare you? >> i knew that was coming. >> second of all, i can tell you what they are protesting. they are protesting -- >> go on. >> i'm sure it is a good cause. >> i rest my case. thank you. >> bill, you said you think the idea of being topless to protest the sexual exploitation of women is counter productive. how dare you? >> i guess i should take that one. >> and you are the worst bro ever. >> i am blocking. >> bill, what do you have against women empowering

themselves? >> i want to be against women empowering themselves, but it is expensive to get tickets. thanks for the mercy laugh. >> i didn't understand so i just -- i gave a little rye chuckle and i will move on. >> i appreciate it. >> absolutely. greg, you refer to korn as irrelevant metal. >> yes jie. they prefer to be categorized as new metal. >> i don't know about that. >> chris, you said it is rare for a musician to be anti-left, but you don't see a lot of metal bands in favor of the gop on the right. i feel like you are talking about the aluminati you are not a fan of either party. >> i am actually a fan of both parties, to be honest. no, i am actually not a fan ever either party. i can't lie and can't act like i am in favor of the left or right. >> bless you.

>> excuse me. >> i am in favor of the day -- day-quil party, am i right? >> dan, you claimed you worried that you yourself were a member of the aluminati? >> did i? >> you did. >> that footage will be taken out. >> and this also will -- this part won't make air, but some gentleman would like to speak with you after the taping. >> good, my driver is here to take me to a mansion in connecticut. >> you keep thinking that as you get into the herz. lastly, pab, you mentioned korn singer once owned bundy's volkswagen bus. that's true. it now is in the national museum of crime and punishment in washington. >> there is a museum of crime and punishment? awesome. >> there is. >> half of it is from my apartment. >> i was going to say half of that is greg's favorite place. >> i know they were saying that davis wanted to start this museum for cereal

killer -- serial i will killer memorabilia or something like that. seriously, that's why he wanted the car. >> famous in murderers. it max me sick to my stomach. coming up, ryan goes lig -- gosseling is dead -- tired of people loving him for his looks. there is a brain in there, people. and another disappointing bill schulz package after the break.

where can a dogfight fan be the ultimate wing man? new york city's -- intrepid sea, air and space museum are blowing men's mind for almost 30 years now. the world war ii era aircraft carrier exhibit on the history

of ejection seats fall twotz 5th anniversary of the most tragic cockpit kill in cinematic history. coincidence? absolutely. "red eye" chose to investigate any anyway while pouring one out for our dead homey," top gun"'s goose. i feel the need, the need for speed. seriously, anybody got speed? pab? >> thanks, greg, it is the 25th anniversary of "top gun" and they got a new exhibit on ejection seats. coincidence? i think. line. coincidence? i think bipity-bopity-boo. >> can i get your name, rank and your favorite thing about "red eye." >> eric, master sergeant u.s. air force retired and my favorite thing about red eye 1* neil cavuto. >> i will be peppering you with some top gun trivia.

first question, who is the only cast member who wouldn't have made regulation height? >> tom cruise. he is a little guy. >> are you absolutely right. he is close to midge. he is 5 foot 7. >> that would put him about here jie. pretty much. he is about male breast level. >> that's right. i am dangerous. >> how did you acquire this one? >> the navy had it. it was retired and on display. he had a base in pennsylvania that was closing. they needed a home for it. so they actually strapped it under a helicopterer and landed it on the deck. >> wow. so it was kind of gently making love to the helicopter as it made its way. >> this is our polish mick21. it was given by the polish government. >> when the polish vets came over here and looked at it, given they #r* polish did they say, lion? that was terrible. the polish people are just like us. i hate myself.

poland, warsaw in particular. >> how many of these on deck could if you fueled them fly right now? >> all could be repaired to fly, every one of them. but there are several here that have their motors and have everything in them. i won't tell you which they were, so i was told not to trust on you that. >> who ever told you that is absolutely accurate. >> as you know, about 25 years ago we lost a proud member of the navy, goose. he had a premature ejection is basically the best way to look at. it he hit the canopy. what went wrong? how did goose dye? >> he left the seat before the seat wanted him to and he hit the canopy. a little hollywood embellishment. i think the seat would have saved him. >> explain these two models. >> this is an f4 phantom seat. this would be very close to what goose would have been riding out of the tom cat. >> too soon. >> this saved somebody's life. >> somebody took this for a ride and he is walking around because of it.

>> do we know where he ejected or is that as they like to say classified? >> no, it was over a bombing range out west. >> i feel like you have already said too much. you will be in trouble, not me. what do we have here? >> this is a generic survival kit. in the seat pan of every ejection seat is a panel kit. if you are flying off an aircraft carrier, you have a life raft and things to survive at sea. >> this is very important. if the enemy is trying to take advantage of you, go on that whistle and you blow as hard as you can and that sucker will get right off your back. >> that's not true. >> had an awesome time at the intrepid and learned all things ejection. now it is time for me to eject. eric, do you want to lock me up? i am going to the danger zone. i have a little claustrophobia so this is not good. this is not good. this is not good. this is not good.

>> sub par as usual, bill. >> thank you. >> why did that guy put up with you? >> he was a lovely, lovely man who fought for our country. >> i'm not sure, but he was in the air force. >> and i have a special announcement that you discussed on the break. they are making a "top gun 2" according to tom cruise. if val kilmer is still alive i hope he comes back. >> nothing like a bloated "ice man" 25 years later. >> is kelly mcgill lis going to be there? >> let's hope she leaves her garden and puts the wig on and gets back into action. she would be allowed to serve now, greg, without having to hide it. >> that's true. would you learn anything on the aircraft? >> yes, the coolest thing is the fact that it is $25, and i got in for free.

>> that's great. >> that's a great thing about being in the media. it is time to take a break. when we come back, more junk. that's a tease.

welcome back. jay z a noted hip-hop artist as i have been told by our researchers says he is on board with raising taxes on the rich. the hip-hop money bags tells cnn, quote, i wouldn't mind paying more taxes if it went to education. -- education, people in poverty and went to the right things. we don't have that choice. it should be clearly defined where the money is being allocated. you can understand paying for taxes and then things not improving. you are like where is everything going to? well he has convinced me. taxes are bad. chris, he wouldn't mind paying more because he is so filthy rich he doesn't even know what he pays. >> he is worth $500 million. he would still have $100 million and it is $100 million more than i would have. >> the thing is, why don't you just keep your money and then you can decide where it goes?

we are the most charitable nation in the world and you want to give it to schools and you want to give it to poor people. you can decide where that money goes. >> exactly. put your money where your mouth is. there is a website, a government website you can donate money to it or donate money to the government. isn't the point the government wastes -- what he is saying is what everybody with common sense says. the government wastes your money so, why pay more? yet he still wants to pay more. >> everybody knows that paying more taxes isballer. you get a bentley you get a maybach and you pay higher taxes. >> is that how it works? >> i don't even know if i said that second car right. that's how poor i am. >> you pay cash for that maybach. >> pab you are obviously a notorious rapper. what do you make of his comments? he is almost a tea partier, except maybe dumb. >> he is making the argument that he doesn't realize he is

making. if he wants to give money to his favorite causes he can give it to charity. as he pointed out when you give it to the government you don't know what happens to it. it gets wasted. it gets squandered. it gets misused, and that's why people, even rich people, should be allowed to keep more of their money so they can decide where it goes. >> bill, you are hip to what the kids are saying these days. how is the hip-hop community reacting to this? >> they have 99 problems, but being rich ain't one. they look at jay z and they say, we don't have what you have. why do you say these stupid things? and there is something droopy about jay z that disturbs me. it looks like he is wearing a jay z mask and it troubles me. >> we will get the aluminati on it. >> he probably is wearing a jay z mask. >> you just love beyonce. you are talking out of yell los see. >> i like the badunkadunk. >> it makes him auy for small government. he has to figure that out for

himself. we will close things out with a post game wrap up with andy levy. go to fox news fox news .com/red eye.

don't forget, we are on at saturday at 2:00 a.m., not 3:00 a.m. eastern time. a lot of people get confused, and that is okay. a brand-new "red eye" returns on monday. guests next week include as always the wonderful, delightful ann coulter, greg probst, remember him? fantastic comedian, dana vachon and the return of julie banderas. time to go back to tv's an -- andy levy for the the post game wrap up. >> how are you? >> good. friday, saturday morning, good show i think. >> nod bat.

>> not bad? i did "the five" and" red eye." >> i will move on to my questions now. >> i think you should. >> chris, you seem upset that trump my get back in the race. what will you do if he does? >> if trump gets back in the presidential race i will announce my resignation on the fox business network immediately, andy. >> whoa. >> i am making that statement right here and right now. >> i believe him. >> it is up to january 5th. >> i will announce it immediately, and then i will leave sometime around january 5th. >> so is this your last time on "red eye." >> it might be. >> they won't let you come on? >> i'll work that out. >> and put in a good word for michelle beatle. >> any upcoming shows? >> i will be at caroline's the 14th and 15th of december hosting for our good buddy joe derosa. >> she good man. he is putting meals in my