>> dana: it's the spring version of what i have. >> kimberly: america's top model for under 5'3" and under. that's "the five." thank you for watching. see you here welcome to "red eye." i'm greg gutfeld or as i am known in thailand, dr. marcus prim rose the third, international philanthropist. let's go to andy levy for a pre game report. what is coming up on tonight's show, old sport? >> our top story tonight, 11 secret service agents sent home from columbia after a prostitute-related incident. the shocking story that will make you want to be placed on administrative leave. plus, legendary rapper 2pac takes the stage. some say it was a hologram, but others say 2pac lives. and a chicago woman places an ad on craigs list to find a guy who got her pregnant in a bathroom at a motor head

concert. the latest on this classy story coming up. greg? >> thank you, andy. >> you bet. you best be embarrassed and ashamed about the story we are doing tonight jie. which is that? >> the first one, you did go to columbia. >> i know, and i have to say i think i was on academic probation. >> i was just up the street and if i had known this thing was going on in columbia i would have done something. >> i spent nine years there and never once. >> the university is going to hell. >> it is a big place. you president cay indict an entire -- you can't indict an entire university. >> if i use that reasoning for all stories, i wouldn't have a show. let's welcome our guest. well, she is brassier than a doorknob factory.

and he could kill with you a hot dog. fyi, hot dog was the name of his high-powered rifle. it is mike baker. diligence, fine maker of diligence hand towels, diligence moisturizer and diligence talco powder. for all of your need, think diligence. at the end of the day, we kill you. just saying. and onions cry when they get near him. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if fearless reporting were a dusty welcome mat, i would bang him on the front porch while my neighbors watch. sitting next to me the senior correspondent, rick eleven -- rick leveth thal. good to see you, pinch. >> this civic holiday occurs on the third monday of every april and is celebrated via the boston marathon.

most importantly two actors retrace the midnight ride of some whistle-blower whose name was lost to history. either way, william dunn is one of the great americans in the history of history. and i suspect any and all share the patriotic genes. isn't that right? you bet your black and white butt it is, new york times. cool. >> that was a long journey for a little payoff. no, there was no payoff. did the world's oldest profession affect our discretion? they were sent to protect and they found time to get wrecked. they had 11 secret service agents who were sent home from columbia after an alleged night of booze and flooz. the agent who was placed on administrative leave were busted after one of the manager demanded they pay extra money for an over night guest. it was the kind that expects to be paid after sleeping with you. i don't know what that is like.

he refused to open the door leading him to call the cops and the u.s. embassy. the secret service were there for the summit of the americas. my favorite, by the way. and president obama addressed the situation. i hope he works the word rigorous in his comments. >> what happened in columbia is being investigated by the director of the secret service. i expect that investigation to be thorough, and i expect it to be rigorous. if it turns out that some of the allegations that have been made in the press are confirmed, then of course i will be angry. >> of course you will. i love outdoor podiums. it is weird to see outdoor furniture or indoor furniture outside. it is like seeing a tree in your living room. videotape from inside the hotel room during the encounter has surfaced. a rn whatting. a warning. sensitive viewers should turn the channel.

>> i tell you, it is filthy what goes on. they actually have the hookers dress up as corgis and then the men put on these robotic looking outfits that look like vacuum cleaners and that's what they do. >> i think it is the other way around. baker you worked in government or so you claim, not sure what you do, and how big -- >> we make leg warmers. >> is this an aberration, or is some something that is common and they just got caught? >> here is the deal. yes, we can talk about how stupid the one agent was who argued about the bill. that was the start of the thing. he stayed overnight.

the identification card was in the front desk. we can talk about that and the fact that all stories are interesting. to step back in a serious way, and this is not a puritanical, point of view. from a unit coulder intelligence point of view, this is a major issue. they are ahead of the visit, and it makes it even worse. they are sleeping with foreign nationals. that is a local intelligence service's dream. that's what we look for overseas. you are always looking to take advantage of people to get leverage on them. this is where the problem was. >> this is exactly how bill made his living when he was overseas. he would come on to these military sites and fly them with with -- supply them with drinks and use his wary good looks. >> what staff sergeant could

resist this? >> weren't you the girl from "happy days" and then you say yes and then who knows ? i thought we were 2ing to avoid you pho niches. uh pho -- iewf mitches. >> the lesson is to pay the hooker, isn't that what we learned? promptly. jay this summit was about trade and other pressing issues between the u.s. and columbia. and other pressing issues. >> pressing issues. >> i want to ask you another question to keep this above ground. it is a tragedy that these guys have a lot of money invested in them. trading for a secret service agent has to be like a million bucks, right? and they are going to be fired? >> did you look that up? >> i'm assuming that's the case. >> i think the most embarrassing thing is the secret service agent thought he would get this girl for

free. you have to understand how prostitution works. that's the most embarrassing thing. i think the problem was not so much paying for the services, but paying for her as an over night guest. on top of the services he paid, now he was being asked to pay for her as a guest. >> could he have been looking out for the american taxpayer? trying to cut corners? >> i have a feeling that's to the exactly what is happening. he was looking out for something, but it is not the american taxpayer. >> have you women that say this is bad and men that say this is bad, but was the hooker hot? >> wait, the hookers are hot. >> please, i want to hear -- this question has to be a momentous question. >> it seems like the sex -- women immediately think this is awful. >> first of all, this is why -- this is why -- this is why women freak out when you go on business trips. i am sitting here at the table

and i am listening oh they are talking about -- oh this is fairly typical, isn't it? >> my point is this is a very serious problem. and as much respect and admiration i have for the secret service you can't allow -- if you are a supervisor you can't allow this to go on. i have been overseas on operations where we had bad behavior and you have to handle it immediately. you have to send their as sees home no matter how difficult it is. >> should careers be over? >> unfortunately this is where that will go. >> a lot of careers would be over. >> bill clinton. his career should have been over i don't know how long ago. >> jfk. >> apparently this stuff is supposed to happen after the president leaves and not before he gets there. >> that was the mistake of the here is the thing, bill. there were 11 guys. one guy who caused the problem, how much did those 10

guys hate that guy, and is that guy the guy that always causes problems? the guy they always want to avoid. i don't want john coming with us. he always screws up. >> last time he left the gun in air force one. we had to go back. joy they are the ones that split the -- >> they are the ones that split the check. >> if those guys careers are ruined because of that guy -- >> that's why they should be ruined. some were married and that is a black mailing issue. can't this be believe thatted in-- be believe thatted internationally? they jumped in front of a bullet for the president. >> there is information on these laptops. if this woman was a great mole that goes in there, the guy passes out and has a good time and doing the senatorring thing. she goes in there and uses what she uses. >> that's a good point.

she stayed the night. >> she is a foreign national and in a foreign country. you are on a mission. you are deployed there ahead of the president and road rules, guys rule, all of those things. i understand all of that. >> bring an american hooker. >> from an operational stand point, you can't do it. >> buy american. >> can i be professor glass half full for a second. everyone goes back to the same talking point. this is the biggest scandal in the history of the secret service. if that's the case? well done secret service. they have been around for a longtime. if this is as bad as it's got considering what they have been around president wise, good for them. it could have been worse. >> fabulous institution. when you are talk the secret service you are talking about the outfit or whatever agency you are talking about. when you are overseas and involved in this kind of work you can't allow that to happen. >> do you think there is a speech writer for obama who worked the word rigorous in there on purpose?

he didn't have time to read it through. i would have been like, who put that in there? everybody said thorough and rigorous which are the names of my hamsters. fun fact, but we talk that this is a breech of something. prostitution in military go back a long way. remember the posters you used to say about syphillis and stuff like that? >> that's the name of my hamster. i don't remember that. >> do you know -- this is a fun fact i learned before the show. the name hooker comes from general hook who had cara vans of prostitutes follow the troops when they went to car. >> and before that the word prostitute came from emperor prostitute from early rome. his pension was for male ones, but that's where we get it. >> i believe that is fall. >> emperor prostitutes, ad2030. >> did you learn that from the cameraman? >> a cameraman ordealer. from hookers to a

hologram. is it hologram? >> hologram i believe. >> has a famous thug been undug? coachella concert goers were blown away by the roster of og's that dr. snoop dogg brought on to the stage. among them the em minute nell and most shocking of all, a fellow named 2pac-shakur. he was able to make a back from the grave performance via a hologram that allowed them to perform two songs in front of the mesmerized masses. mtv.com describes the crowd's reaction, amazing to some and creepy to others. why not judge for yourself, judge for yourselfers? >> you know who this is. >> what up? >> what up? >> what up coachella?

>> even dead he swears and as abs. that's impressive, but as impressive as this? >> i couldn't even tell which one of those were dead. leventhal, you died 10 years ago in an accident. i appreciate your hole gram being here. do you find this awesome or does this bug you? >> i thought it was cool. i thought it was amazing how ripped he is 16 years later. >> i pointed that out. >> you did. >> and i did before when we were watching the video. >> you saw what i saw and you

saw the same thing. i thought snoop dogg pulled off the duet flawlessly and i was kind of sad. this guy was so talented. >> really? >> i miss 2pac. >> i never heard a single song by the late gentleman. this offers you a tremendous potential for marying holograms. >> that is the first thing i thought. i thought a marriage that would actually last. they don't talk back to you. >> by the way, there are phone calls and all of that business. >> you can get married seven or eight times and it doesn't counts. >> that's is true. >> and we always wanted to mary carrie grant. >> here it goes. the pension for shoe throwing it would go through him. >> i have been arrested so many times. >> okay, here is my idea, mike, this technology is so advanced that i have had -- that's incredible. >> like rick i miss 2pac.

we are trying to pose a serious question. >> military, let's say you have 5,000 troops and you drop them into syria or wherever or iran, but with them you have got 400,000 hollow grams. and they are freaking out. meanwhile they have like 5,000 troops or maybe a hundred troops and they are shooting everybody. >> they probably wnt want -- want 5,000. >> it is a technologically advance of pre normandy. we put out a bunch of models to convince the germans we had 10,000 tanks parked out there. and so, yes, it is right, and it is also -- it is not farfetched so think about what you want. you want the enemy's forces to start to thin out and stretch out the capabilities. >> no, this is it. you have just given the government a terrific idea.

i rarely get anything in return. and his evil brother did that. he was in a fight. >> i miss thor like i miss tupac. >> bill, your hologram won't have anything to do with you. >> no. it won't. and mine can ingest a lot more drugs. you need to wake up. let me drop a knowledge bomb on you. that was not a hollow gram of tupac. that was tupac. look, after the whole east coast-west coast thing went down the fbi put him under a protection and under an assumed name. he was restless and wanted to get rid of the cob web. that was him on the stage. wake up you sheep. baker, i know you know all about this and are keeping tight lipped. go on with the facad. call me, tupac. >> they put him under the assumed name of dwight. >> you know the real potential here is to take bands that can

no longer be together like the beatles and have the holograms with the two live ones. and yoko would still come in and break up the beats tells. beatles. yoko would try to steel them and form a strange yoko ono hologram. >> and hologram axel rose has to be preferable to the real thing. >> the stench differentiation is vast. >> we have to move on. what is it like being an undercover cia agent? mike baker discusses the new book. i'm dressed as a woman and i never felt better of the first, should denver hire the world's first male nfl cheerleader? we report.

should he deny comedy? and he has been asked to be on "saturday night live." it would happen spring or next it will or a month before the next election. much is devoted to how hard it was to make fun of president obama and how easy it was to make lemon bars. the last political figure to take the stage at studio 8h was donald trump and before that steve forbes in 1996. will romney cross that bring? bridge? and can scared kitty cross this bridge?

>> good for him. >> this is an interesting quandry for mitt romney, another rhyme. should he do it or do the opposite and not do it? >> he should do it. this is the new millenium. this is the kind of thing that will get you votes. especially for romney. people want to see -- they want to relate to him. they want to see him as the good i that they can -- they want to see him as the guy with the personality. >> i see personality in him. and it is a personality that doesn't need to do this. this smells like pandering to me. >> i think it is a really bad idea. i disagree respectfully. there is nothing harder than comedy being phony on television. >> are you the living example. if you bomb, how dowry cover from that? >> you have more to lose than to gain by doing this.

i don't think he needs to gain it. he has male voters. he needs to get female voters and that means exercising shirtless, going for jogs. you have the guide, get the sticks. he is a good looking dude. that's how you got successful. >> he has to get out there and wrestle a bear. i agree, but i don't see an upside for romney to do this. i think they made the invitation specifically because they were hoping he would flood it. they obviously don't think he is going to show terrific comedic timing. they anticipate it will be good news headlines for them and how bad he did. >> he can play himself. he can come off one bit and play himself, have the guy i'm person nate him. that's all. >> so you just changed your tune. >> no. >> yes you did! >> he can't host and be in a bunch of skits. he can only play himself next to somebody playing him.

>> it is a cameo. it is the name of a great band. >> oh, cameo. everybody say, word up! why not have him on "saturday night live." >> are you for organs this? >> this is lose-lose. it is going to be bad for romney, but is it going to be that much of a ratings boost for "snl." will they set their dvr because they know captain charisma may or may not make a two-second appearance on the tv show. it is lose-lose either way. >> the biggest mistake i believe you can make is to pander to the hip or the pseudo hip or the people who think they are hip and are not. it is people who don't like you to begin with. people are not going to watch him and go, wow, now he is on saturday night live. no, they will say what a tool bag. like i said before, he is

going to get the guy vote because he is a successful businessman, blah, blah, blah. it is the chicks. i have no science to back this up. but he has to start jogging. >> but he should stay focused. i agree. let obama do what he does which is pander to the hip. i just done see the upside to it. >> do people watch saturday night live? >> it is beyond hip. it is irrelevant. but i am saying the idea of doing it is hip. it is always better to be asked to host. >> the bar is set low. if he goes out there and does a decent job, then he is splashed all over the front page. and then the personality issues go away. >> can we please get back to cameo going on saturday night live? get it back together. >> when i go drinking i set the barlow. i am a funny guy. do you have a comment on the show? i am america's bad boy. it is red eye at fox news.com. to leave a voicemail go to

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let's find out if we have anything wrong. let's go to andy levy. >> how are you doing, greg? >> i'm doing great. thanks for asking. >> welcome. secret service scandal, more like secret pervis. >> no kidding. >> up top. >> don't give him that. >> is that some kind of way to be ironic by doing a really bad joke? >> no, it was just a way of doing a really bad joke. mike, you mentioned this was a serious breech of security. amoung the 11 agents sent home were three members of the secret service's counter assault team that plays a direct role in protecting the president. nbc news is reporting that these agents had copies of the president's schedules in their room, just what you want foreign nationals to get a peek at. >> again, whether it is this story or you take the -- you know when the russian agents were sent home and all they want to do is talk about the

hot ones -- we tend to -- we have this add situation where you brush it aside. i actually heard somebody from the administration saying, well, we don't want to be too tough on them. we work hard, we play hard. that's not the issue. i am not saying this for a purtitanical reason. there is a time to play hard. >> no, get back to the domestic soil. if you want to. again, that's your own business. who cares? i am not here to issue edicts on that. >> i totally agree. i can are, you mentioned the summit of the americas was about trade and other issues. i am just sad that this story is completely overshadowed all of the important things that came out of the summit such as -- >> i saw your tweet earlier. it was about trade and other pressing issues. >> i left out the word pressing because it wasn't. >> apparently there was a lot of pressing going on. >> i see what you did there.

>> this is why we don't do inuendo on this show. >> you asked if they were not paying the prostitutes. they were like the anti-gsa. >> or they sought gsa and they said those guys don't know how to party. you are in columbia. let's get some hookers. >> the gsa had clown hookers. that's horrible the things you find down there. >> mike, you said as a supervisor you can't let this kind of thing go on. it probably doesn't help two of the 11 agents sent home whether supervisors. >> naturally. and as juliette pointed out, it can't be the guys on the street. if a supervisor is aware of the behavior you have no other recourse but to stop it immediately and deal with it. it is a very quick, slippery slope. >> stie -- at the end of the

day, i guess it is. >> you asked rick if the lesson is you should just pay the hookers. i think the lesson is don't let the hooker stay the night. >> that's the point of the hooker. >> maybe he fell in love. >> maybe love is going to conquer all of this. they are here passing judgment. maybe this is a beautiful love story. we are going look back and see a lovely couple get married. >> i tell you it is not. >> color me wrong then. >> also that story about the word hooker coming from the army general hooker, and that is a myth. it was around before he turned the potomac headquarters into a brothel in 1863. >> i'm glad you made me aware of that. that cameraman has been dismissed. >> it just needed one thing and now he is gone. >> administrative leave. you have to put him on administrative leave jie. we are end sending him back to his home country.

>> it should have been a sign when he said general john lee hooker. >> how did you find out that was a myth? >> i looked it up on the internet. how else? >> that crushes every myth. >> that's my job, isn't it? >> yes. >> he typed in hookers. >> that was the trick. >> going through the pages of the encyclopedia. >> that's what you thought i was doing? >> yes, the encyclopedia. no? >> no. >> tupac hologram at coachella. you said they would make tbr husbands or boyfriend? >> either one, but not at the same time. >> you know, they make dolls for that. >> i know. >> bill, you said this wasn't a hologram and it was tupac. let me give you some evidence to back that up. tupac allegedly died in 1996. coachella didn't start until

1999 so how did the hologram of 2012 say what's up coachella? >> next year hologram is a biggy . >> the only time i hear you talk about hole gram is when you are trying to get the attention of your dealer. >> how did he say coachella if it wasn't around, andy? >> what's that? >> how did he do it. >> tupac lives. >> or it was sampled from the song "what up coachella." >> 1995. >> that was the name of a girl he dated. >> the digital image of tupac was created by the special affects digital domain. it was staged by a company in san diego called av concepts, but the company's president says while he can't reveal how

much it costs, a comparable one costs 100 grand to 400 grand. >> for the night? >> the good thing is you turn off the projector. this was only the second most disturbing thing at coachella as anyone who saw tom york's ponytail can attest to. >> romney invited to appear on snl. mitt romney has been asked to host saturday night live. >> there you go. >> do you think romney should do this? i agree. you think romney shouldn't do this, and i agree. mike, you said you don't see an upside in romney. i disagree with both parts of

that. you say that was lose-lose and i disagree. >> what about the part of the cameo coming on? >> i am a big fan of cameo. >> do you know the name, andy, of the lead singer of cameo? >> not offhand. >> that's not his name, not offhand. it is larry blackman. . >> how do you know that. >> i am an owe fish gnaw dough of cameo. it helps to have somebody whisper in your ear, somebody named tony. >> nobody can fit into the piece. >> he has a tiny car. >> it is one of the smart cars. >> he can park anywhere. >> trust me jie. by the way nall seriousness, i think romney should do it. >> why? >> i think it would be good for him. if he does a decent job it would be good for him.

>> there you go. >> and i do think snl would see a ratings bump. i don't think it is lose, lose for them. >> cool. >> it was a complete and utter waste of an opinion. >> as opposed to anything else i have said on the show? >> at least you tried. in this case i am kind of confused. >> why? >> i am not even sure if you are andy levey. >> maybe you never were andy levy. >> it is at the very least useful to tell us when tony is using the cameo band the weekend we can go to see it. >> look at three shot. >> sunday nights. >> what do panda cubs dream about? he discusses the new book my musings. and is there a feeding tube

that is so crazy that it might work? that's crazy.

did he not make the team because of what was in his dreams? a colorado man has more than 200 women in a bid to become the denver bronco's first male cheerleader, and i salute him. he is fantastic. saying the decision would be based on his dance ability alone. sadly the daring dude was cut from the competition, perhaps because he admitted he messed up a few times during his routine. and that is wrong. he said the wannabe pom-pom wielder gave it all he got. he says "i will be back next year. well, they always say they will be back, but then i make them disappear. >> as long-time viewers know,

he danced in college. can we see the tape? >> you are ahead of your time, bill. >> in more ways than one. >> let's discuss this in the -- >> lightning round. lightning round. >> baker, are you awake? >> should they allow men on cheerleading squads, yes or no and why? >> no, and because i just came out against it. >> that's all you need to do. >> it is the lightning round. >> it is the lightning round. we don't have time for your stupid, stupid explanations. julia, should teams be forced to let men tryout? >> no. and that is why. first of all, this whole thing, i can't imagine this guy was serious. anybody who is a real dancer -- any real male dancer

would not do this. he wants attention and publicity and you fell for it. >> i gave it to him in spades. i believe in him. i think he is an american hero. you people make me sick to my stomach. eleven -- levemthal, if a male makes the team will it be accepting? >> there are guys on the field already. they are called football players. he doesn't want to be twirled around a. he wants to dance and he is not good at it. i can't believe he is the first to try this. >> i can't either. >> you people are so narrow minded. th is not the america -- this is not the america i came to believe. bill, what did you learn in your time as a cheerleader? >> i will tell you three things and he did two. you smile all of the time. i don't care how hard you are breathing. you smile through the sweat and the pain because you are doing it for the art. it is not for the paycheck. secondly, flare. flare, flare, flare. can't emphasize it enough. he had that too. and you have to go with the choreography. what did we see in the tape? all of the women were there

doing the required moves. this guy prances into the corner and does his own thing. where is the focus? it is a disgrace to people who practice it all the time. >> i want to say why i am for this. it is all about equal rights. after all, if women can drive and women can vote -- >> can they? >> yes, they can, then men can be cheerleaders. it is that easy. >> so women can vote mow? >> yes, they can. >> just on "american idol." >> and we should all be getting paid when we are with you guys then. >> that's not going to happen. >> a presentingent in -- a pregnant woman has taken to craigs list to find her child's father after a brief encounter at a motor head concert in chicago. i love every element of this story. i love this quote, i was grinding on you in the pit. and then we went to the bathroom and got bleeped up. you had a nice bleep and i was wasted so i let you bleep it in the stall. you were really good and you had to gag me so i wouldn't make too much noise.

anyway i am presenting meant, it is yours. contact me if you want to be a part of your child's life. love juliette. >> all right, now you crossed the line. >> we know you would never, ever do that at a motor head concert. only reo speed wagon. >> that's horrible. he's kidding. he's totally kidding. >> she describes the guy here with a red mow hawk, black pen tau gram gauges, gouges? viper piercings. is this the guy you want as a father to your child? >> no. it is not the kind of guy you want in a bathroom stall. >> really? woe. >> what is the kind of guy you do want in a bathroom stall. >> baker, do you applaud her effort to track this potential father down? she is an american hero. >> i think she is being responsible. she is a responsible mother,

and i am all about family values. i think she is demonstrating the best of family values. god bless you. >> with this cheerleading story and with this story, why are we calling it the lightning round? it should be called american hero round. everybody here is an american hero, rick, even you. >> thank you. >> could this post be fake? like do you really think this happened? >> it all sounds vaguely familiar except the mow hawk. >> bill, you actually use craigs list to keep track of your many, many children. thoughts? >> you got that wrong. i am scared to death about craigs list. the thing about my three i will legitimate children is i don't want anything to do with them. i don't want to know who their moms are and i don't want them to find me. craigs list will ruin my life and my daughter's life when they meet me. >> you know what -- >> that's not going to ruin their daughter's life.

>> i don't think this is real. few women go to motor head concerts. actually there are no women there. >> but the ones that do, and there are five of them, they would be in the bathroom. >> it was probably lemi who posted that. we have to take a break. is .

a diet is helping brides to be help shed pounds fast via a feeding tube. dieters who want to get into their dream wedding dress are fed a slow drip of protein and fat and contains zero carb and 800 calories a day. they are said to lose 20 pounds in 5 days. the result is bad breath and constipation. >> one problem i don't have is bad breath and constipation. this is the bigger problem. the bigger problem are weddings and how crazy they make people that they have to do something like this. please, just [eloped|elope] and stop grossing us out. >> 20 pounds in 10 days, $1500?

>> what are we talking about? >> it is dripping fat and dripping through, are you kid ?g you have to walk around like that? >> i would walk. >> here is an idea. highway about dieting less than two weeks before your wedding? i can tell you firsthand women have enough stress in their lives leading up to walking around with a tube in their nose. these people are american heros. >> you make it sound like he has a teacher's job with the summers off. >> and there is no wars. >> go away for three months and you come back and are you fat. mike, eating is boring. eliminate it. >> absolutely. it is a way to fuel the body. but i have to tell you, what i want in a new bride is con constipation and bad breath. on my wedding night i can't think of anything better. >> this is exactly what the

atkins diet is, but it cuts out the middle man which is food. it is all protein and fat and you lose weight. i pitched this. no, wait. i want to do the -- i want to do this. >> there is ?o one there, greg. -- there is no one there, greg. i am freaking out. who are you talking to? >> i want to update the latest piece of art work. this is a 16 by 20 that is inches and not feet painting of andrew breitbart. it is impressive to win this make a bid. e-mail us at red eye at fox gnus.com. all of the money will go to the trust fund for breitbart's fourth chirp. at the time of the taping the highest bid is $2600 from cynthia in california. beat that bid eastern time send your e-mail. to make a donation send it to breitbart's trust. l.a., california, 90049. we will close things out with a post game wrap up from andy levy.

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back to tv's andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> how many football games has baker played this season? >> zero. >> have i been traveling a lot. >> how many games has the team played? >> four. >> ask how many they have won. >> we won this weekend, and we will leave it at that. >> what is your plug? >> the cia officers memorial foundation. if you get a chance, www.cia memorial foundation .org. it is a great organization. it takes care of the children and the spouses of deceased officers. it is well worth it if you get a chance. >> cool. juliette, anything? >> o'reilly on wednesday for did you see that? >> you should practice that. >> did you see that?