i'm the best girlfriend. republican. >> bob: that is a good story. didn't use the free contraception. >> kimberly: she is married. >> greg: that's it for "the i'm greg gutfeld. as i am known in boston, the open row bandit. let's go to andy for a pre came report. an do i, what's coming up on tonight's show? >> nice tie. the hideous olympic uniforms made in china? who cares. channing tatum says they are working on plans for why the magic mike 2". and mitt romney is a racist they say. i would care, but they are working on plans for "magic mike 2" and channing tatum reveals plans for" magic mike" 2. you noy what? i will say it one more time.

channing tatum reveals plans for "magic mike 2". greg? >> this is exciting news, andy. >> can't figure out why it is not the lead, greg. >> there are bigger stories. >> look, i know you are not here that much anymore because of the other show are you doing, in these parts, there is no bigger story than "magic mike 2". >> i know, but mitt romney. >> you just don't hear. it mitt romney is not more pornts than magic mike 2. mitt romney, not more important. >> i am as big a magic mike fan as the rest of you. >> are you, greg? i have to be honest. it doesn't seem like it. you changed, man. you have turned into one of them. >> i don't even know what that means. good day, sir. >> i don't know what to make of that. she's so hot that microwaves use her to repeat the leftovers. i am here with harris

falkner. she anchors it 7:00 and 8:00 eastern. fox newschannel. and he is so sharp he doubles as a hatchet. it is adam shapiro. and in greece he is considered a utensil. it is my sidekick, bill schulz. and if thoughtful commentary was a drum, i would bang him. he is a part-time sailor. his latest book is called "how to [bleep] in public. bleep that, bleep. and many wonder why he won't die. our new york times correspondent. gad to see you, pinch. >> today in health, they look at head injuries and the everyday athlete. speaking of, interim porch, you have never gotten beamed during a little league game, have you? >> yes. more beans please. >> no, i asked if you were ever hit in the head with a baseball. >> yes, i bit the beans with

my mouth and my mouth is in my head. now we want more beans. >> okay. somebody give him a job to do. >> you know i started as an intern. >> did you now? >> any advice for porch? >> no more beans. >> were you as incompetent as this buck toothed idiot? look at him. he just sits there and drools all day. i can go on and on about this. do you have an hour? >> i don't think so. >> i know we have all of a block. about 15 minutes long. >> more like 18, but it is now down to 15. >> now 14. should their attire be tossed in the fire? for this summer's olympic ralph lauren went to beijing wherever that may be. the uniforms, seen here, was made in china, a country not america. and that has reid seeing red. >> the olympic committee should be ashamed of themselves. they should be embarrassed. they should take all of the uniforms and put them in a big

pile and burn them and start all over again. if they have to wear nothing but a singlet that says usa painted by hand, that's what they should wear. >> i love it. >> i can get behind that. somewhat oddly, the prepy and pricey outfit comes with a cap favored by the french, boo, and the green better rays, yay. i am refer together sombrero. i believe we have tape of our olympic athletes training. >> good luck in london, little guy. gavin, good to see you. i hope your trip across the sea was fruitful. are you outraged, and if not can you manufacture some right now? >> i don't think there is anything wrong with looking like a french sailor. i think it is a great look.

but then i am very eccentric. i don't know if i would represent america. i thought it was a little hipocritical for harry reid to complain about the costumes being in china. his eyes may have been made in china if you checked him out. >> why aren't we making them here? >> the singlet is part of the problem. we make one sees in this country. i bought a picture of what a singlet looks like. >> is she going into the olympics ? >> i know, right? she is five now. maybe she could have made harry reid's team. i don't know how we could accommodate his wishes. >> it is an injustice. you claim to be a business reporter. how much does ralph lauren save by out sourcing these uniforms to china? do any other p cs do this? >> a lot of companies out

source things that are made. everything is made in china. you can make those uniforms in the united states. >> bring back what he wants. >> but the fact is it is cost prohibitive. >> it is more expensive to make things here, and the u.s. olympic committee could have made the decision in awarding the contract to ralph lauren. we want the products made in the united states. there are lots of manufacturers turning things out. you could have done it. >> you know what impresses me, we should bring home more gold medals. they are not exactly hot. they are not going to be distracked it like i guess they have late night booty calls. our team is not going to be hit on as much. >> people are not actually competing in these uniforms. >> they are spending their leisure in them. that's when they would be exhausting themselves with intercourse. >> you are right. ralph lauren is a genius by making the athletes look hideous, and they are engaging

in less intercourse which allows them to become better athletes. >> you said it better than i did. >> i never would have come to this idea if you hadn't interest dosed it and gavin hadn't advanced it doing an awkward thing. >> all of your clothing is designed by ralph. it is a spinoff for hobo and vagrants. does this affect you in anyway, shape or form? >> no, my clothing is designed by raffle maggio. he is a very good designer. things in karate kid didn't work out, but take a look. secondly, it is on harry reid's head that we do not have sweat shops full of 12-year-old orphans with no teeth. >> we do have sweat shops filled with people down in chinatown. they bust them in. >> there should be more of them and we should make them legal so they are not busted. that's not on harry reid's head. you know what should be on every head? a helmet.

we want a good olympic outfit, and you look better other place than a better time. we need evil knievel. if you look at evil knievel that is an olympic uniform. he has a butterfly collar. he has a mini cape. and his bell bottoms are so big that you can hide a gallon of milk in them. >> that's the point. you put that out there and they will be booty calls and not a great athlete. >> take a began deer at this. take a gander at this. this is also from the same era. it is the only era. mr. lib -- liber raw chee what you did for candelabras you can do to the london olympics. and the socks too. that will make everyone faster. >> all he needs is the baby's head scar of. >> and the platforms make us

all look taller while elongating the leg. >> here is the thing. in general before we move on, gavin, a lot of people are excited over the olympics. i for one find the whole endeavor oddly selfish. if i were to end -- to spend 20 years lifting the object up and down i would win a gold medal for than ancient tradition that goes back hundreds of years. it is fun to watch. some of them dress really bad, but we should be watching the best every country has to offer and competing for the number one spot. it is a pure sport. >> it is great. what the international olympic committee and the national committees have done is turned it into a big pool of money for themselves. they accept the bribes and they bribe each other and you get these travis steys like the outfit when's they march into the stadium. >> they keep going back. this is a franchise. >> you notice the ralph lauren

logo. >> i find it disgusting they would exploit ponies. if i had my way we would ban the olympics. >> what? >> just kidding. i like the olympics it gives me an excuse to lie around and watch tv. >> his talk to blacks has upset the hacks. yes, on wednesday mitt romney addressed the naacp's convention which according to some on the left makes him a racist. he says romney's speech makes him a, quote, race mongering pie romijn yak. that is -- pie romijn yak. he used that word because he knew he would get booed. he knew they would, quote, jazz up their very white base. jazz up. and nancy pelosi agrees.

she says she believes it was a, quote, calculated boo. and there is mark thompson who accused him for using a term that was used throughout the world. >> he singled out one african-american who came with the 20 in his entourage as an african-american that was in his kitchen cabinet in massachusetts. and he promised he would remain in his kitchen cabinet if he was in the white house. to talk about being in the kitchen and not talk about an african-american actually being in your cabinet is not a good metaphor to use with african-americans. >> that was the opposite of enlightening. harris, i go to you first because you are the best looking person on the panel. have they lost their minds? that is like saying the -- that is like saying, you know, in space there are black holes. that's racist. this is nuts. >> we need to go back to the term kitchen cabinet. it is about 200 plus years

old. they use it to describe the influential, albeit -- they were informal. they were not politically voted upon advisors around former president andrew jackson who was not black, by the way, just for the record. you have to have a race issue for this to be racist. this term kitchen cabinet is old. it is a political term. it has nothing to do with race. now, if he had said liquor cabinet after the beer summit that this president held which was in fact outrage, it would be on. >> i like the liquor cabinet. you know what is funny, nobody has the liquor cabinets anymore. when i was growing up i had a liquor cabinet. nobody has space for a liquor cabinet. it says you are an alcoholic. here is a thing. they went after him saying if you want free stuff vote for obama. they said that was racist. but he said that in every boiler plate speech which suggests they want him to change his speech for this

audience. >> you can't win. that's what the naacp is all about. it is about getting mad no matter what you do. if it is let's do this speech now, i ain't going to call it obama care. >> have i to say i am a little turned on. >> i am offended and turned on. >> they are mad because he talked to them the way he talks to everyone else. >> that's the thing. he went straight through and somehow it is like he is conrad bane walking into -- >> they gave him a standing ovation. >> they booed him. >> they booed him about the comment about obama care, but huey was uh prodded. >> they were good hosts. >> he talked about the different things, and he said in other speeches -- he was getting applause, but you don't see that in the coverage. >> that is a great point. >> it was edited out. >> in fact you had the pundits coming up with this crap which is a parody of itself. the fact that everything is m abouting racist is such a

point -- >> we are divided. this time it happens -- >> i don't think it is in the general public. it is only in bloggers who have to fill stuff up. >> the word obama care, not racist. just like kitchen cabinet is not. in fact, i checked it out, and they are still selling the obama care t-shirts on barack obama.com because, remember, a couple months ago their press secretary came out and said, you know, we are kind of going to embrace this obama care thing. the t-shirts say obama care.com on them. >> obama care sounds good. >> is it okay to say romney care? >> that's an excellent question. >> we are fixing that in edit, right? oh my lord! >> how can you call the term racist when the very people who are proponents of it are printing t-shirts. >> is that racist? intensive care? >> it is racist for people who live in tepts.

>> despite he said romney was jazzing it up, racist, he is using that because he assumes the rich history in jazz the blacks have -- shouldn't he be -- well i am offended because let's be honest. >> and he is just not hip. in the same sentence he said coo-coo-cachoo. get to know the people. he called them disingeneral you wise, spineless and racist. he is not racist. two out of three ain't bad. >> do you think romney is spine less? >> absolutely. >> to call mitt romney racist, romney isn't anything as we have seen. he keeps flip-flopping back and forth, and he is for this and then during the primaries he was against it. what is he is something they can attack him on. this is ridiculous.

>> but the thing is he didn't change the way he talked. that means he is not spine less. >> and he did that because he wanted the booze. he admitted that. he was expecting that, and it will help him get the base and be like, he is for something, and then he used the audience to do it. >> think about how many -- not many, but how many liberals do change their speech patterns based on the audience. >> around my relatives in texas some were like a bell. >> i do that when i visit where all the little people live. i do it because i -- >> how dot little people talk? >> i mean big considering where i came from and i have to ask like a little person. >> every comic-con i affect my cling on accent. and let me tell you something, it gets me the babes. >> that is true. you should see me when i'm with my esperanzo relatives. i am actually embarrassed because i don't know what i am saying. >> it is the universal language, but in your family it is the universal language

of hate. i don't like being there for thanksgiving. >> we can't get to the next story? okay. where should you invest your money? adam shapiro talks about his new book. will there be a "magic mike 2"? this is a special report refused to be covered.

is giving the bird like speaking a word? so last year a man was

arrested forgiving the middle finger to a group of new york cops. robert bell seen here in an artist rendering -- and we can't get the picture. he flipped off three officers with their backs to them outside a bar, but a fourth officer saw the gesture -- actually there was no picture because there was nobody taking the picture. he was charged with disorderly conduct and later the case was dismissed. they charged with police with violating the constitution. says attorney robert quacken bush, my favorite quacken bush -- actually i know a lot of quacken bush. he said he thought his speech was protected. in other hand gesture news, scientists built a robot that plays rock, paper, scissors.

>> the robot is undefeated, but what does it know about love? well, it has a super hot girlfriend. never mind. robot has everything i will never have. gavin, cops risk their lives every day, but should we arrest people for being rude? >> it is part of our constitutional right to not like the cops. you can give them the finger. you can tell who to f off. >> which finger was that? >> now they have to blur that twice. >> you can tell them to saw it off. >> that's better. >> you can film them too. a lot of these cops don't know that. cops assume you can't give them the finger or tell them to f off. you can film yourself getting busted for doing both. >> what if i want to film myself and no cops around? >> you can't -- the film issue, this is being thought out in different cities. there are some locales that

are trying to pass police in a public venue. so far the laws have been struck down, but they are being written, and they are trying to enforce it. >> it goes along with the same thinking like when there is a s.w.a.t situation they ask us not to film that from the news helicopters from above. the thinking is you don't want to show the cops at work. you don't want to give away their methodology. >> i think that's wise. >> it is wise. in this case unless they were threatening him, he is protected. >> he went nah behind their backs. >> he is not suing the police. he is suing the city. >> this is the big issue here. we know the guy who flipped off the cop is a jackass. he is proving his point by suing the city. he doesn't like the police, but he is allowed to flip them off. in finland you are considered an obscene gesture. care to weigh in?

>> that's why i don't go to finland. it is a choice. i am allowed to, but i won't. i have my fingers as a result. secondly, of course this is free speech. if it weren't, you know who would be angry? deaf people. what do they use to speak? their hands. i am not going to get angry letters from the deaf people. and i know if i could if i say something bad because we have closed captioning. >> closed captioning is funny to watch because we talk so fast it makes no sense whatsoever. i have seen it myself watching it like what is going on? >> adam, here is the thing. we have not figured out a way just as a general population to respond to somebody who flips you off. >> you punch them. >> that's exactly right. that's my point. that is my point. when somebody flips you off it is like -- it is not speech, but it is not physical. it is an invitation for violence, right? no? >> well, i don't think you want the police punching you.

it is an invitation of violence. >> i am just saying as a drunk guy walking down the street when somebody flips you off you feel obliged to follow them, and then you get into the keep walking thing. remember that? you keep walking. >> it is a guy thing. that has never happened. >> you never pulled a woman's hair in a parking lot at 7-11? you never dragged a woman across a -- >> all right, have you me. >> by the way, isn't flipping off beat? >> it is high school. >> when of a villa vein thinking -- when avril levine is punk flipping off the paparazzi it is done. >> flipping off is the hip language of celebrities when they are getting a picture taken. >> they are photo bombing. >> is it the one finger salute or the two -- i don't want to do it. in the old days they used to do it -- >> depends on the country. >> i don't know. it is like the opposite of

cool. >> you know what's rock and roll? we are bringing this back. >> a, you don't blur it, and b everybody who walked in, totally offended. >> you did that and i don't feel violence toward you, just sorrow. >> that wasn't the intent. >> it was supposed to be rock and roll or partly punk. >> i just want to make sure he is getting the help and the meds he needs. >> you have meds? >> 2014 when obama care kicks in. >> it is not racist. >> me, this guy. do you have a comment on the show? i will start answering e-mails again next week. red eye at fox news.com. write letters. i probably won't get to those though. never do. andy levy is an offensive gesture.

>> tonight's half time report is sponsored by turkey. the large bareheaded north american birds that are widely domesticated for food. thanks, turkey.

for that let's go to andy levy. how are you holding up? >> holding up all right. >> a week from today. >> what are you talking about? >> i was talking about the next segment after this when

we do "magic mike." i don't care about half time. to me this is desert of dry sand. >> i prefer to think of it as desert of dry wit. >> you would. for us, it is painful. >> i know. >> the audience at home are up and making a peanut butter sandwich and they don't even have peanut butter. >> the pain you feel during this is sort of like my paycheck and the pain you feel. that's how much i value both of them. >> our olympic uniforms are ugly and made in china and harry reid wants them burned. the olympic committee could have told ralph lauren to have them made in the usa. have you ever tried to tell ralph lauren anything? >> never met him. >> he doesn't listen. u.s. olympic committee patrick sandusky issued a statement saying, quote, unlike most olympic teams around the world, we are privately funded funded and proud of our

sponsors and partnership with ralph lauren, an iconic american company. >> he is absolutely right. it is all private, and that's a good thing. but should he change his name? >> that's just it. you will not trust a guy named sandusky. >> i would actually buy his clothing if it had his real name, liptschtz. >> my original name was faulkner. >> my original name, gretchen carlson. it was a big thing at the dmv when i go there. >> he said no one would want to hookup with the olympic team because the outfits are so ugly. the french team might. they have the better rays going. berets going. >> why not bough retes?

>> i assume it is a french word, but i don't know. >> it is our alta bet. our alphabet. rt is hard. >> the french they have they try to speech english, but they have a speech impediment and they get it wrong. >> i am not french. >> a barrette is a different thing. >> and spelled differently, e-t-t-e. >> boy, we are smart. >> by the way, can someone tell harry reid, maybe we don't burn the uniforms. maybe we give them away, mr. compassion. >> that's true. >> anyway, greg, anytime the olympics roll around you like to pull out the training for the olympics trope. >> yes. >> what is a trope? >> i don't know. i think it is a type of fish. >> yes, i think it is a valiant thing to do. if you do anything over and over again for 20 years, you

are going to be the best at it. most boys know this. >> by the way, if we need to do the whole thing with the singlet, i will donate the 13 i v. >> you have singlets? >> 13. it is something i do in my spare time. >> hacks are calling romney racist. greg, you said the kitchen cabinet is a term used throughout the world, and that's true. canada and india, england and australia. that's to name several countries. >> i didn't even know i said that. >> you did say that. it was in the script i wrote. >> i was just writing through that. it was one trope after another. >> gavin, you said romney can't win. he is damned if he does, damned if he doesn't. that's what the naacp is about. i agree with you he can't win. but it is not the naacp who is calling him racist. >> these race, scare freaks

whatever you want to call them, nobody can win against them. >> i agree. >> every day it is something new. they should send an e-mail memo telling them what is racist that day. >> these are the same people that they said everyone is special, so no one is special. when everyone is racist, nobody is racist. >> and it has deluded the accusation to nothing. >> i am glad somebody is thinking about me. >> all of their hard work for nothing. >> all of those pamphlets you have been printing out in your basement. >> that's why i don't do them anymore. you get no satisfaction from them whatsoever. >> you work hours on those things and then some guy says kitchen cabinet, he is racist. >> i can't compete with that. >> romney is the wal-mart, and you are the mom and pop. >> absolutely. >> i don't know what i am saying. it is not the naacp and what adam says is true. a lot of the applause was

somehow edited out. we lost count on that. there were applause lines for what governor romney said. >> did i say anything that was true? >> no, but i still love you. >> you brought up conrad bane? >> yes. >> is that a slam at mitt's former job? >> yes, it was a sub blip national shot -- subliminal shot. >> how many hundreds of millions? >> i would love a bane. >> regarding the daily beast, i am going to go out on a limb and say this, and go ahead and quote me, his attack on the planet is working in journalism right now. i believe we have tape from somebody a few weeks ago that agrees with me. >> the biggest hack, "the daily beast" and i am going to go out on a limb and say this, and go ahead and quote me on this, the biggest hack on the planet is working right now in journalism. >> i like when people agree with me. >> it is amazing, the panel looks exactly a you like.

looks exactly alike. >> we get that a lot. >> the fun thing i say the media can quote me, but they can't quote me. >> where are you on the buzz feed though? >> i don't know. >> you said romney wanted the booze and he admitted that afterwards by saying he expected them. you understand wanting and expecting are two different things? >> you don't think he wanted? >> i think he knew he was going to get them, but that's different. he may have wanted them, but can't say he admitted them and wanted them. >> you can't read people's minds. jay are you troping out on me right now? >> might be. >> we are in now this business of reading minds. it is ridiculous. only psychics can do that. >> you know why? no one says what they are thinking anymore. >> what do you mean by that? >> everybody spends everything. can't figure out what the heck everybody is saying. >> do you mean that? >> i do. as a journalist it is frustrating.

>> sanitized for your protection answer. when that happens you are forced to say, what do you really mean? you peel away the onion. >> i don't think he expected to get booed. he is not a racist. they are off the deepened. >> i think he knew there was a good chance he was going get booed. >> he did what he had to do. >> that goes back to gavin saying -- it was what gavin was saying, he can't win. if he changes his speech then he is changing it because they are black. that's racist. if he does president change his speech -- doesn't change his speech, he is racist. >> when you make a gad joke, i pretend i don't get it. when you make a bad joke i say that's a bad joke. you can't win. it happens with the left wing pinko media. >> did you say it is the jews who gave us jazz? >> yes. >> the black people of early 20th century new orleans would be shocked to learn that.

>> i own the bars in which they were playing. >> you couldn't stop yourself. >> oh my goodness. do we have enough time for me to respond to that? >> it is a bit of a plantation comment. >> it wasn't jazz music. >> where are we going with this? >> as the german on the table i am comfortably out of this. >> let's move on. >> last story, can you give the finger to the cops ? gavin, i completely agree with you. the constitution protects your right to do that. a guy in pittsburgh won a $50,000 settlement after he was cited for disorder low conduct for flipping the bird to an officer. the judge said he shouldn't have been cited because the first amendment protected him. an oregon man settled a suit in twenty 10 in a similar case and afterward the sheriff's office said it would of oner first amendment training to deputies from now owe. from now on.

>> nobody does it anymore because of the whole defense with the defense. >> just give me one finger. >> and then people learn you can go -- >> yuck. >> and then people stop giving the finger after that. jay i am never washing this finger again. >> you refer to giving the finger as flicking off or flipping off. is that a chicago thing? >> it is a midwest thing. >> it is unnecessary. >> i have never heard that. >> it is a midwestern thing. >> i would also like to add that i say what i think. watch, dinosaurs. >> i love it. >> that's hot. when somebody says what is on their mind. jay -- >> that's not hot. contagious, but not hot. >> coming up, a tease about

"magic mike." and here it is. what unanswered questions will the "magic mike" involve if it doesn't involve these three words. if i reverse that, i don't want to know about it.

is it true about "magic mike 2". we heard it verbatim from channing tatum. when did those words rhyme? when asked about a possible sequel the actor said, quote, yes, yes and yes. we are working on the concept now. we want to flip the script and make it bigger. i heard that before. they better. expectations will be bulging. according to a recent and scientific "red eye" poll on

what people thought of" magic mike." 23% said it is the best movie of the summer. 5%, the best movie of 2012 and 8%, the best movie in the last decade and 62% said the best movie ever. the best movie ever. discuss in -- >> lightning roooouuuunnnndddd. lightning round. >> i am so not screwing around on this thing. where were you when you heard the news about the sequel, and how did it affect ?u. >> i was hiding under my bed scared. flip the script and make it bigger? he wants the sequel to be in tampa. what gets bigger? please don't tell me. >> i don't know what you mean by that. >> it is supposed to go to miami. that's the point. he wantse a prequel. in tampa, but bigger. what gets bigger? >> not to miami. >> he is the lebron james of male strippers. >> this will kill the whole

thing. we are a nation starving for male stripper movies. >> too true jie. why is that? >> well there are so few kids movies out. >> that is so true. >> you say, hey kids, this is what adults do. >> in is what you can do if you work out more and practice your dancing. >> you have young children in your home. am i right? >> they have a different race. >> here we go. >> no, he is right. this is like "bad news bears" and it is a sports film. >> it is a good film. it is a good role model for young people. it is a great place for young men to meet gays and hangout with them and see what they do. >> that's a beautiful, beautiful way of putting it. adam, i worry coming from my perspective that expectations will be too high and you will

show up and be destroyed because it won't live up to them. >> have you seen the first one? >> yes. >> no. >> yes, no. >> i will let you decide. jay quite honestly when you think of guys who jiggle in front of women, it either happens in high school or it happens when you are really drunk and you wind up getting arrested. what would the plot line of this film be? >> i am getting to that in a minute. >> that's what he is. he is a narrow minded ninny. >> they added to the sequel like in "spy qidz cts they introduced a lot of new faces. i found it offensive. who would you like to see take the stage with mike in part two? >> here is what i would like to see, and i can't emphasize it enough, you are a narrow minded ninny. i am not happy. i am not happy about the sequel, and i will tell you why. i will not be happy until there are six sequels. one for each ab.

i know whraw -- whraw saying, there are seven abs. that's right, channing has an extra. >> i will ruin. it darth vader is his father. >> i see it sequel introduces a new competing club. still in tampa. this is why it is important. you don't want to go to a bigger place. you keep it in tampa, and you bring this new group in, and they are a competing group. you know where they are from? russia. they are russian male dancers. >> it is the male dance olympics. >> and in a dance competition, one of the americans dies. >> is this like "rocky 3"? >> yes, it is "rocky 3". >> and then the plane wept to the wrong saint petersburg. >> yes. >> and there were snakes on the plane. >> you are welcome, hollywood. >> and they end up there, and they don't even know the language or the routines, but they have to figure out how to do the russian dances, and they win over the russian

populous with their awesome abs and their will to live and their will to dance. >> and they keep referring to their testicles as rubles. >> and they are jigglin for the ladies. >> you know what is amazing about russian strip clubs -- women are in american ones laughing and giggling and there are the shots and the whip cream. in russia they sit there and looking at the male genitalia going -- >> that's exactly how -- >> it is hard to get them out of their seats. >> it is time to take a break. there is more stuff to talk about.

i just invented a new word called worriable. it is something that bothers me during the show, it is worriable. prosecutors in missouri are trying to decide whether to charge a serial huger and get women to give him a hug. 36 women have come forward to complain about the 44-year-old, not john gibson, dubbed by one newspaper john wayne embracing. cops say he approaches women while shop august loan and pretends to know them as a former neighbor and ask for a hug because it is his

birthday. harris, i go to you first for no apparent reason. this may be creepy, but is it criminal? >> i think technically this is. i'm not sure why prosecutors are grappling with this. an unwanted advance is an assault. >> true. way to bring this to seriousville. >> you asked me. i say what i think. if you hug them too tight you can hurt somebody. it is unwanted. we call it sexual harassment, but we can also call it assault. >> what if he goes, hey! >> that's creepy. >> i think that's what he does. >> if he grabs you, and it is unwanted, it is a problem. it is assault. >> gavin, if you can't hug people in this world, why be here? >> i am a huge huger. >> i know you are. >> always hugging. my parents hug, strangers hug. >> do you ask? >> never. >> oddly enough you wear huggies. >> i like to go in the shirt with the hug. >> oh my, my, my. >> do the shoulder blade like

this. no, you have to punish this guy. what he is doing in inappropriate. i am an eye for an eye kind of guy. so this guy should be put up against a wall and just have a bunch of people just hugging him. >> sweaty, gross people. >> he would like that though. >> sweaty, gross people. >> that's what the bible says, an eye for an eye. >> a hug for a hug. >> bill, you hug people, but for warmth because you are homeless. are you bothered that he suing your condition for thrills? >> it is a condition? >> it is in your position. >> the problem with this guy is not him. it is society. we as a society have allowed this plan to work because somewhere within the last 10 years the hug has replaced the handshake. particularly in new york. i do not recall growing up and meeting for the first time and hugging. this is a new phenomenon and this guy -- >> it is not the first time. he is tricking them -- it is

like when you forget someone's name expru like, how are you doing? >> the problem here is that we live in a culture where we don't remember anyone and we go, oh, hi. we have to start going, i don't remember you. if they get mad they say, what? you don't remember me because are you not memorable? >> i did that and my mom didn't speak to me for two weeks. >> there is a science behind that. we will close things out with a post game wrap up from andy levy. to see clips of recent shows go to fox news.com/red eye.

back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> gavin, do you want to explain your outfit? >> it is a uniform that hugo boss put together. it was the same thing that lipschitz was going for. hugo bass is the king of -- hugo boss is the king of iewn forms. he knows how to do it. >> saturday night 7:00 p.m. and when i am done with fox report i like to watch the rebroadcast of "red