john, met us all today. so -- >> nice efforting. >> yes. >> are you going to bring pictures of you in your disco outfit? >> and i'll bring the money back from vegas if i win. >> that's it for "the welcome to "red eye." i'm greg gutfeld or as i am known in budapest, sara jessica parker. >> show me the strength of your siping giew lar eye, america. our top story, is will smith backtracking the claim that 450e 450e -- that he would like to pay higher taxes? and after 70% of students failed. if you guessed florida you are not, not, not wrong. and what do british women say makes a perfect man? something about ordering a martini, shaken, not stirred. maybe if it is a vodka martini. back to you.

>> thanks. >> i want to point out glen frey's new album is out. >> it is an album of cover tunes from the american song book. >> done after hours. >> it is hideous. >> before you get home i was going to put on and fill up the tub and get some rose petals and create a little walking path to the tub. >> really? >> yes. >> did you get some of the man candles? >> yes, i do. and i will stab you in the face. >> really? tonight? let's do this. let's welcome our guest. she is so cute that dora the explorer has a day that you perino lunch back and a matching lunch case. she is one of my many co-hosts on "the five." and he is so cool that bikers -- that jackets wear him to biker bars. he is the author of the book "the declaration of independence" if you haven't

read it you shouldn't. and my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if insightful commentary were jury duty i would do him with 11 random strangers. his latest book is called how to bleep in public. see, i saved the editors work. and our new york times correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> today the times reviews the movie based on the book "when you to expect when you are expecting." it can be expected they are infants to be thrown into mormon youth m cay pes when they enter the world and then given reagan-omics and de calf. >> very unform tiff. >> yes, i am all the news that is fit to print. you may want to lower the camera because you can see bill's sleeve. yes. is he backtracking when it comes to back taxing? even he has limits.

during an interview on french tv, they have television in france, the actor changed his tune after hearing the new president proposed raising the rate to 75%. >> yes, that is different. >> french tv is annoying. how can they get through that? chuck schumer and another senator who is not chuck schumer talk to people who renounced their citizenship it avoid taxes. i wonder if they use language young people like me might

understand. >> eduardo wants to de friend the united states to avoid paying taxes and we aren't going to let him get away with it. >> savrin can't hide and neither can this husky. >> where are you going? >> he died shortly after. not really. i am kidding. he is doing porn. >> what? get -- gitmo for dogs? >> yes. isn't it funny when will smith finds out how the real world works it is like he discovered something, like there is worst places than america. >> he likes the platitudes until it is about him.

didn't hollywood have to pay 90% or 80% way back then? he can go back when he wants. >> i don't think he is. and he makes a lot of money. >> in "men in back three" he is in the 1950s. so he saw what it was like and still -- >> technically he goes back to the year 1969 and i will further say that josh brolin does a great impression of a younger older guy of whose name escapes me. >> tommy lee jones. >> wow. is this more proof that they make so much money that they don't have to buy anything and they don't have to think about anything. >> they don't even know how much money they get. so the politically correct answer is, yes i would be willing to pay more taxes. and then you say, how much of a dollar do you think should go to pay for taxes? they never get asked that question. then when he finds out the new tax rate -- that the planning

in france he is like, oh, 75, i am not for that. he has to backtrack. it is funny. >> i think this is great. first you had john lovits letting it ride when he was talking about basic economics and will smith now. i expect alec baldwin will come out against new telephone taxes. the basic economics is if you tax something you get less of it. so i would like to see will smith have his income tax less, but his movies such as "hancock" or" wild, wild west" taxed more. >> two classics, sir. very disrespectful. >> and i think the u.s. should do a prisoner swap. we get savrin back and we give schumer, the other senator or a congressman or two to be i'm thatted later. to be named later. >> the worst part is when his staff wrote for him that savrin wants to de friend america. and then he reads it. with a line like that you have

to give it and have confidence. he didn't even know what he was talking about. he is like, you get it? de friend. >> you think it should have been more like lmfao? >> good point. how is this recent will smith anecdote going to affect your feeling about the upcoming movie? i know you are a huge fan? >> i am an miber. i don't understand the gripe though. i just don't understand how you can be one thing or the other. he is saying he can be taxed more, but he can still say 75% is maybe pushing it a little bit. >> the problem is he is ignorant. i think that's what we realized. he didn't know. he thinks -- he doesn't believe it could be worse in other places, so when he finds out, oh wait, maybe i will just shut up now and maybe i won't say we should be taxed more. >> it is like when they look at british gas prices and they say we can pay more for gas.

we should be willing to pay more for gas and they see britain and they say whoa, whoa, no, no, no. not that much. >> how will we pay for our catering trucks? do you care about this guy, the facebook guy? >> i care so much that i am using all my will power to say calm. >> do they have a right to leave and come back? >> sure, of course. >> this is not hotel california. because he came here as an immigrant with his family they say under duress, but they were a wealthy family, but in trouble. they come to america. they pay their taxes while they are here. they went to private schools and harvard, and now he is a billionaire. we can't tell him not to leave. we may disagree with the choice. you say, don't you want to be here in america? if he chooses not to, okay, see ya. >> i want to go to the libertarian hero. he stands to make $3 bel, but only had to pay $76 million which is low. >> really. come on, i paid that a couple

months ago. >> what do you think? >> look, the u.s. is one of -- it is the only industrialized country in the world that forces people to pay income tax on a global basis. you don't get a credit for where you are living and paying taxes. it is a bad idea for corporate income tax and it is a bad idea for individual tacks. taxes. we are all citizens of the world. if you don't have a right to leave the country you have no rights of all. >> it is communism. >> that is actually a wrestling move. >> i think it has been banned. >> it is not in the constitution. >> the thing that drives me nuts is he, a politician, assumes we are on his side. he goes, guys, can you believe it? you go, no, no, you drove him away. >> when you think about he is part of something that is defining the world we live in, it provided immense value, we should be paying -- if

anything -- well we have paid him. investors will pay savrin and the other facebook creators, but there is something sick about saying, okay, you can only leave if you pay me a massive cut of money. >> if we had a national sales tax because he will buy a lot of stuff. you would capture the tax -- taxable income. >> that's what happened when the beatles lost australia. >> u-2 left the uk because it is cheaper. >> the stones left the u-k. >> a-ha left norway. >> left recording altogether. >> the glass tiger left ohio. mister mister moved from encino to el paso. >> mister, mister had surgery and became cyster, cyster -- sister, sister. you never knew that. >> a lot of these bands merged and that's why you have everything but the girls against the boys wearing

hats. >> i smell a twitter contest. should you lower the bar if kids aren't up to par? the florida department of education, yes they have one there has made it easier to pass a state writing exam after 70% of fourth graders failed. that is seven out of 10. says one superintendent of the sad mess, quote, it does not identify the problem. it only puts a bandaid on it. such a cliche. and teachers say their pupils did poorly because the test was too hard. maybe they should get glasses. get it? pupils. they cited the essay topic as too hard. they said, suppose you or someone else had a chance to ride a campbel. imagine what happens on the camel ride. write a story about what happens on this camel ride. so this brain buster was deemed unfair because floridian kids don't know what a camel is.

>> they only eat bananas. dumb people are look out for each other. >> i love it that if somebody can't do somebody you changing it for them. and don't they have zoos in florida? it is inconceivable to me that at 11 years old you don't know what a camel is. a teacher quoted in the article says "have i been teaching for -- i have been teaching for 40 years and i can't write a story about a camel." okay. well maybe we should send that to "the union" and you should get fired. >> we are screwed as a country, robert we? >> first we need to clarify that the kids didn't fail the test. the teachers did. i'm against mandatory testing for anything but claw midyaw. >> how come? >> no reason.

>> a claw midyaw test for men is very painful. >> that's what i hear. >> i don't think we need to know the rest of the story. gavin, you grew up in canada. are schools in canada as awful as this seals to be? seems to be? >> they are better, i'm afraid. they are based on british system, and this story is indicative with the way america is going. the kids are doing badly? make the tests easier. running out of money? print more money. need to tighten your belt? get a bigger belt. these kid don't know what a camel is, well is there a book in the house? how can you not know what a camel is. >> don't have you "animal planet"? >> and what will happen when the easy law mists take over? >> they walk really slows those camels. >> maybe, bill, we don't need to know about camels. maybe it is a sign that we need to kill all of the

camels. >> if i had those humps i would tell somebody to give me surgery. >> technology has saved us. >> we don't need camels. >> it is the liberals. they got rid of the joe camel guy and kids don't know anything. >> you know why they got rid of him, right? he looked like a penis. >> oh, oh. >> of course they go to me. from exams to slams will they use jeremiah to attack the messiah. will the right envoke right? they are working with conservative billionaire on a secret plan. some secret. it is to look at obama's connections to jeremiah wright. it would be, quote, one of the most provocative campaigns of the era using black liberation rhetoric against the president. he responded and mitt romney

weighed in. he said "i am not afraid to question boldly. if obama wins a second term will he replace our national anthem with russia's? >> dog singing the russian national anthem. >> with a little flexibility in a second term hopefully that's what you could do. >> if i had -- what do you call it? a lame duck? i don't know anymore. that's exactly what i would do. i would do anything i wanted. whether you think he should use right or not, is it weird -- don't you get the feeling that that -- they are

letting the media dictate the norm of what they should do and you -- should you be listening to people who don't like you? they don't like him. why are you taking advice? >> i mean with this the republicans can't beat obama based on obama's three years in office where he has done everything from blowing out the national debt to the judicial pros setses and replacing candy at the white house easter egg hunt. if they can't beat him on his record since he took office forget it. >> is he out of bounds in the statute out of limitations? it has been four years. >> no because it is indicative of a bigger picture. >> i don't think it is as effective in what he has done.

billy the plan says obama was going to present obama as a metro sexual black abe lincoln which is awesome. that is a compliment. and did they know lincoln was a vampire slayer? cool, very cool. and they said romney condemned it. that is how romney do. romney does tepid. >> he runs tepid. >> but i think the tone was more he thinks he is a metro sexual black abe lincoln. they are not going, let's call him the metro sexual black abe lincoln. >> have i to say though -- i have to say though, it was stopped because it showed up in the new york times. that never would have

happened. >> john mccain did that four years ago. i don't think it was simply because, oh, you know, the media wouldn't have liked it. it is a stupid campaign. >> but also if you think there are -- if you believe as gal lop says, there are 9% of americans who have not decided who they will vote for in november, then they type of campaign will not persuade anybody. the conservatives are not going to vote for obama. it doesn't increase the intensity of this like anymore than it is. >> so that note, we must take a break. coming up, is shoplifting wrong? dana perino talks about her new book "only suckers pay for stuff." a new york times best seller. bravo. first, did bill's training help or hurt dana's performance on "jeopardy." spoiler alert, what is not a violin?

will her claim give her shame? elizabeth warren's so-called roots are generating hoots. a gene yule gist says there is no proof of her native american heritage. to rehash this story, she is a democrat running in the senate against brown. she once listed herself as a minority in a book of law proofers. she said she is cha you are key because of her great, great, great grands father. then they found out he was not cherokee, but he round up the cherokees in 1837. now they are writing, quote, you see, some of us have independent ledone our own research and we know you have no documentation supporting your claim of cherokee ancestry. we wonder why you have the right to believe cherokee ancestry and call yourself a native american. for more, let's go live to

"red eye" senior political cor -- correspondent who has been following it from the beginning. always on to much things that cat. dana, if you were working for warren, what would be your advice right now? >> get out. >> i don't know if she would take that advice. i probably wouldn't be working for her anymore. >> i think when you hand your resignation over, that would be saying, i am getting out. >> part of the problem too is they have five stories before they get to this one. and so it has become -- it is not just -- it is not just that it is a side story, but it becomes the main course of the campaign. if you lie about that for years and then have all of these explanations and you are

lying again. at one point will you stop lying? >> that is true. gavin you are our expert on all things native american because you made some. >> i am one now. i married into it so i have become one. my wife's tribe has a thing where after 25% you are cutoff. you don't exist. you don't get any -- you are not recognized. >> in the casino you mean? >> that was almost an attack on your family. >> they do get casino checks. >> you are going to have a tomahawk in your back. >> in canada you have blonde haired through eyed people talking talking about their native ancestry and fighting for it and getting these perks. that's ridiculous. you should always be -- we are all two generations away from being a different race. how about you? >> i am half a generation away. elizabeth warren is the least convincing indian since frank played the chief on f troop. this is just like -- it was

absurd from the beginning. the reason the story is sticking is the outrage should be coming from people who believe in affirmative action. this is such a synical attempt to cash in either in a big way or small way on programs that were designed to help people who were really screwed in the past. >> taking advantage of this should anger the people that believe in this the most. if your ancestors were still alive, they would drowned you. other than that i don't have a question. >> they would be partying right there with you. she is from oklahoma, so she probably does have a little native american in her. most people from oklahoma do. what she says is it is her great, great, great, great ma ter national grandmother which makes her 1-32 cherokee. that is pretty ridiculous. having said that you know who else is 1-thrie 2 cherokee? bill who is the principal of cherokee nation. talk about using your background to get ahead. >> you know who else may be

doing this? president obama. born in the united states, claiming he was born in kenya in a 1991 whatever. just saw it on the internet. don't know what it means. >> you know, you have lots of authors here. the thing they send to booksellers where you have your head shot and the little bio. >> do you think he did that so he could get published? >> weird coincidences all of a sudden. >> how ironic that he may be the first birther. obama said he was born in kenya and in fact he was born in hawaii and he said, wait a minute, i lied back then. or it is a typo. >> an entire sentence is not a typo. how do you get that wrong? >> let's say you were working late at night on the typewriter and you fell asleep and your head hit the typewriter and typed out born in kenya. jay it could have been a

really -- >> it could have been a bad game of telephone. like elizabeth warren's family through the years started off as they were cherokee and then they were militia and then came back to cherokee because it went around so many times. >> can you help me with the bio and he said kenya. >> i used that joke before. do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us at red eye at fox news.com. to leave a voicemail 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report from tv's andy levy. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by barn owls. the night hunting birds that feed on rodents and nest in barnes. thanks, barn owls.

welcome back. let's find out if we got anything wrong so far. >> not him too. >> we go to tv's andy levy. sorry, didn't mean to interrupt. >> he is a little flushed. >> what is going on? >> what are we doing? >> we are doing half time. >> half time already? >> yes, it is. >> all right. will smith and taxes. dana, you said this is a case of celebrities saying yes, i would pay more taxes and then backtrack when a national figure is put in front of

them. i don't think that is fair. why can't it be he is willing to pay more taxes than he is now and paying 75%. >> well he probably pays now 45% to 50%, and so he just automatically -- why is it okay for them to say of course i would pay more taxes. >> maybe he would be willing to pay 51%. >> it doesn't matter when you make 100 million a year. >> patriotic millionaires because the difference is nothing. >> everyone knows you can't support obama and be patriotic. >> you are not allowed to wear lapels. >> but greg what you said makes no expense. will smith it does make a difference to him at 75%. >> he is greedy, very greedy. bill makes the point about the patriotic millionaires. they call themselves patriotic millionaires so if you disagree you are not patriotic

millionaires. >> he was a marine p could -- i'm sorry. he was a miami cop. he was a marine corp pilot and new york cop who was recruited into a secret nongovernmental agency. he saved the planet on more than one occasion. i think i will give him a pass because he earned it. >> if you insist. he was the last man on earth. that is a heavy tax burden. >> although he didn't have much of an income. >> greg, you said another was chuck schumer and another senator and that would be bob casey. >> just a barrel of laughs. >> yes. dana, you said the worst part was the way schumer wrote the line. i don't think that's fair. i think who wrote the speech is ashamed. his social network is about to get -- shut up. that's horrible. >> don't you think former senator fred thompson could

have read the hell out of that line? >> i think anyone could have read that better, but it is still god awful. >> and you are going to write a line like that for your boss you should practice it before hand. >> it was the mario vitale of speeches. can i ask you a question about this? >> sure. >> the dude, the facebook guy. he is getting out of paying 60 some odd million dollars. that's not the percentage. that was not a tax rate. it was a difference in taxation. he wasn't trying to escape a 10% tax rate. do you follow me? >> no. >> he was standing to make $3 billion and he was trying to get a you way from paying $70,000 which seems like not a lot. >> not $70,000. >> 70 million. >> it does president seem like a lot from 3 billion is my point. >> did he have a groupon coupon? >> he stood to save $67 million to $100 million by

leaving. it doesn't mean that it would be on a tax bill. >> what if he really likes to live in singapore? >> thank you. >> someone must speak for singapore. >> he has been living there since 2009. >> and he hates people who chew gum. i think he means it. nick it is unconstitutional for passing a law and punish one person. this stupidly named expatriot act, and somebody should be ashamed of themselves for that would affect others, but doesn't the idiotic press conference make clear that they are going after him? >> you would think so. and chuck schumer is an i idiot. it was fun when he went after -- he tried to regulate the price of breakfast cereals. he basically put for-loco out of business. he is a monster who has to be stopped. >> andy, the best part of the story which i neglected to mention is the amazing way they reverse engineered the acro anymore. the acronym.

>> the expatriot was an acronym. >> they reverse engineered that one. >> that's how you do it. it is called writing. it is supposed to be a happy miracle when that happens. schumer and casey want this to be retroactive and i'm pretty sure that is constitutional too. i don't really understand any of this. i don't need to do that. florida department of education. greg, you said the florida department of education that you said, yes they have one which was a cheap shot. anyway, you said they midit easier to pass a state writing exam after 70% of fourth graders failed. not quite. it is the florida state board of education and not the department of education. two separate things. and nick, you said it is not

the kids who failed the test. it is the teachers. here is what the state board is doing. it is changing the way it grades schools and not the way it grades students. they grade the schools based on the kids who pass the exam. so what they are doing is lowering the necessary grade from a four to a three. that's so more schools won't fail. so actually it is not about the students. they are protecting the schools. >> that's even worse. i do think this whole thing is a great case for school choice. parents should be able to pull their kids out of schools that are pulling these high jinx. >> i have been pulling kids out of school all the time. i am so angry over this. >> you are a real patriot. >> and that's not an acro anymore. acronym. >> i can't believe 11-year-olds are in fourth grade. >> it was a longtime ago. >> i believe nine or possibly

10 years old in fourth grade. >> don't you think the whole uproar over the camel thing it is raging easy llama phobia. >> that is what is going on here. these kids are patriotic enough to not pay attention to the middle east and are being ridiculed for that. we take away their joe camel cigarettes and they say, okay, i get it. middle east is bad and joe camel is bad. i am not paying attention to the camels. why do you know more about the camels? it is a double standard. >> absolutely. >> greg, you said the new york tiles reporter that some republican strategists are working with a secret plan to play up obama's race. there is nothing in the times about a plan to play up obama's race. >> really? >> i didn't write that. >> well, you read it. >> who wrote it? >> you wrote it. >> no, i didn't. >> mario vitale did. >> probably. gavin, i agree it is not out of bounds to bring up reverend wright, and i mostly agree that the gop shouldn't and they should focus on obama's

record. but nick you brought up that john mccain didn't do it four years ago and as evidence it is stupid to do it. >> he lost with integrity. >> and honor. >> that's what political parties love to do. >> it is one of the reasons mccain lost is he was asleep 90% of the time. >> i don't think that's true. i think that is a cheap shot at his age. >> probably. >> there was an upside to him losing though. >> we would have had megan mccain in the white house. her tweet frght white house, not good. what's up y'all? where are my friends? >> elizabeth warren. >> that was my impression. >> bill, your point on the story that the head of the cherokee nation is 1-32 ped

cherokee is pointless. she has been claiming she is 1-32nd cherokee, but that is not true. >> nobody proved she is not. they don't have a lot of record to prove she is. >> nobody has proved she is not from venus either. if you say you are from venus you have to prove you are from venus. >> part of the argument is she used it to get ahead. and the -- it is cheap. >> at least he is 1-32 cherokee. >> she could be too. >> they are a ghost of character. >> she believes she was. >> that's entirely possible. maybe she comes from a family of liars, but she herself is not a liar. >> i don't believe scott is actually brown. i think they should look into that. >> on that note. >> coming up, is it possible to eat at restaurants for

free. dana perino says i am a good person. it is wordy, but i like it. but first, what do women look forward to in a man? according to a survey, certainly not bill schulz quality.

a federal judge has agreed to released an armed robbery suspect while he awaits trial on one condition. that he spends 90 minutes a day reading books from an approved list and writing book reports. otis mobley, junior senior is accused of trying to rob an under cover agent and can stay at his grandmother's on $150,000 bond as long as he does the mandated judge work. i read that backwards. clearly, woof, woof, woof, meow. >> lightning

rooooouuuunnnnddd. lightning round. >> in the background there. dana, what would your decision have been if you were a judge? >> i think i would have kept him behind bars? >> all right. >> it is an armed rob bray. >> it is an armed robbery. this is crazy stuff, nick. 90 minutes? he is 20 some odd years old. shouldn't he be reading eight hours a day? >> maybe. but it was an atf agent so maybe he can do reports on how the atf handled waco and ruby ridge and total other snafu's. i like diversion out of prison. nobody ever comes out of prison a better person with the exception of mike tyson and bill. give it a shot. if they can protect the citizenry from this guy and his grandma's house, i would rather see him do that than go to jail. >> i guess the solution is, you can commit a crime and your punishment is your wonderful grandmother cooks

for you while you read. >> they just need education. if they had books they wouldn't rob people. >> this guy has to read a book a day and then write a book report every other day? what is he an x man? >> he only has to do 90 minutes of reading. >> a half hour of book reports. but a half hour of book reports every day. how many books can he do? >> maybe he is afraid of books. maybe this is like the perfect sentence. >> they found out -- they did a psych exam and found out he is definitely afraid of books. >> she should read a book on calculaters. you can't read a book a day and do a book report every day. >> bill, last word, we made you do a book report for your punishment, but then realized you couldn't read. >> i showed you. score one for the illiterate guy. excuse me for a second. secondly, i am fine with him reading, but i don't like indock trough nation and in

forcing him to read, "the old man in the sea" you are forcing him to be very anti-fisherman and pro yankee. time to take a break. i can't wait. bill helps dana train for "jeopardy." you will love it or tolerate it. i don't care.

earlier this weekday gnaw perino was on "jeep pro de"'s --" jeopardy"'s power played decision. here is part two of a series that didn't deserve a part one. >> a couple -- i myself am a former jeopardy home edition champion. so i have some advice for you as far as -- first of all, they never really do horror questions, horror movies. i know pop culture is not your strong suit. >> i am like a cultural black hole. >> well you are a cute black hole, and that's all that matters.

if they do a horror movie the answer is always "the exer cyst." you don't even need to listen to answer/question. >> name a movie for 1600. >> haley joel osmond's "i see dead people." >> what is "the exer cyst." >> alex pro beck is a -- alex trebek is a yoyo fan. my suggestion, know that he is a violin player. he developed the suzuki method which is popular among children throughout the world. >> not the car. >> no the car is we shouldn't buy that because it is american. >> yoyo-ma, dana? >> what is the violin. >> oh no. >> thirdly we have been doing a lot of studying and stuff they avoid in museums. >> don't waste my time. >> he doesn't like cultural things unless it is yoyoma. >> for our final we are dealing with museums and this clue to help the players.

completed in 1959, it has been variously described as a snail , a concrete tornado and even a giant wedding cake. dana over to you. you work in nd you get this? and it will cost you how much? $3200. you drop to 0. >> you do realize alex trebek doesn't have a mustache anymore? >> see you later take care. >> so it was my suggestion to have bill help you out. >> look how well that turned out. >> not much support from bill. >> i think that was bad advice, but i think i gave you good advice by staying away from trebek because he is a little handsy as far as being a lady's man. >> he claims he watches "the five" and he watches -- >> it is his lunch hour from 2:00 to 3:00 and then he watch itself and he says -- he asks me questions about you. he knew about bob. he asked about eric and andrew

and kimberly. i don't know about juan. but he probably knows juan. >> kareem, nice guy? >> very tall. they tall. in that picture -- well that i was in five inch heels and an eight inch riser and he was still super doll. >> you were -- super tall. >> you were not the only person at this table on "jeopardy." you were on it nick. >> you are picking a scab that almost peeled over. my kid grew up in semipoverty because i choked on "jeopardy." >> how much did you have and how much did you bet? >> i was out based on the bet. but i was the only one who got the final jeopardy right? >> what were you up to? >> i forget. >> you remember every bit of it. >> it is depressing. i don't know i had sugar plums and dollar signs. >> next year they should have you on. >> no, no. >> i will lob by for that. >> i will have stomach issues.

>> andy levy would be god. you -- would be good. you have to work on the clicker thing. that's one thing we didn't practice. you have to have the timing of the clicker right. >> we have to move on. we will close things out with a post game wrap up with andy levy. go to fox fox news.com/red eye.

i will see you back here at 5:00 eastern time. tomorrow on the next "red eye." we have michael money gnaw han and david angelo. >> back to you, andy levy. this is the head shot everybody does. >> nick is it true an updated edition of "the declaration of

independence" is coming out? >> yes, we published different editions it is like the kiss solo album. matt has a five-page book coming out and then the other 195 pages of my material is coming out. it is paperback. it is a paperback with new material and we make a lot of herman cane jokes. and it is coming out. we talk about occupy wall street and it is coming out in june. >> i enjoy that book. >> gavin, what is up with your book? >> did you get the copy i left for you? >> yes, like eight months ago? >> yes. >> okay. would you like other people to buy it? >> no. jay dana -- >> dana what did you play for? >> pet to vet. it helps military veterans get connected with rescue animals, mostly dogs around the country. so i got to play for them. >> i w