post i mean times. >> get him out of here. >> nicely done. the way you can do two voices is incredible. >> i am my own entity and this is my intern, a completely different being. >> could a magic coin help us gurd our loin? in two months or whatever that is we will have to raise the debt sealing or we won't be able to pay our bills, and many republicans dornt want to sh d.a -- don't want to do that without huge spending cuts meaning we are probably in store for another boring battle unless we do something bold and stupid. it is suggested that the treasury secretary should mint a $1 trillion platinum coin which is legal, i am told, deposit it in the federal reserve, and then we could payoff our debts without the ceiling being raised. it has been endorsed by people like paul crugman and joe

weisenthal who says is it silly? what is silly yes, sir is a rich nation having a debate on whether it will pay what it owes. what will this do to inflation? let's go to a dog who can cross his eyes. >> cross your eyes. cross your eyes. goods girl. >> i want to know how he figured that out and how he got the dog to do that trick. >> i don't know if i buy that trick. >> computer generated cgi. >> but do you know what, it probably saved a lot of torture on dogs. now you can cgi the tricks in assisted of forcing the dog to do the trick. >> america's funniest home video will never be the same. >> this whole thing, this giant coin, i love giant coins, but this one seems silly to me. you love silly things. >> i do. i made a career out of this. >> you probably love this.

>> have i no problem with silly coins. if that will solve our problems and delight the country at the same time, i don't see how we can go wrong. you keep saying a giant coin. no where does it specify that the coin will be giant. >> i think we all assume. a giant trillion dollar coin. >> it can be a stimulus project to create a coin purse big enough. >> when publishers clearinghouse brings its checks together with the giant coin that's a photo op. >> i think it is a giant coin made of chocolate. who says it has to be plastic? >> i think by law it has to be platinum. >> then you could eat it. then it is bye-bye. >> thank you can make another coin you can eat. it that's the whole p so int. don't you read your source material before you come here? don't think you can come here and look pretty and then get away with it. that's what bill does. rut libertarian guy.

you know the facts and figures. spending is evil. should i even go to you? >> sure. >> can this work? >> are we still talking about coin? >> no, the coin. >> when i heard this story it reminded me i had a friend who was a heroin junky who was borrowing money off me. it is like you get to a point where you have to decide are you going to keep giving the guy money without pretending and you will pay me back? or do you just stop happening out with them, and the main point is john boehner and barack obama and mitch mcconnell and nancy pelosi are a lot more fun than heroin junkies. i would say to stop talking to them. >> and they eat more. >> jedediah, how embarrassing is this for the world's super power? or is it not embarrassing enough? >> it is embarrassing. although the idea of a large

chocolate coin is interesting to me, the idea of the coin is dumb. this is the length our politicians will go to to not cut spending. let's go with the coin. this is the guarantee. how can we prevent the spending cuts? let's do this coin thing. not going to work. >> a trillion dollar coin would be worth a trillion dollars more than you. not a question. >> he is letting it wash over me. >> can't we admit that this is not really even a story? >> it is not really a story, but thases why you start off the show -- but that's why you start off the show with something like this. what do you call it? an appertife would be hard-hitting. >> well, let's flip for it. >> but it is giant it will feed a juicer. >> then it is a workout. >> we have wasted so much time. i think there is something related to this that we should outlaw credit cards and outlaw

paper money. that way if you only have coins you can only carry so much money with you which would reduce your earn personal debt. and they would have to make big ticket items to checkbook. the checkbook comes in and the rest are coins and you eliminate personal debt. are you are naughty, sir. you are with me. >> no, i thought what a stupid idea you have. you are discounting electronic commerce which is the future. >> the present actually. >> which means more debt. >> not necessarily. all of the money that accrues to me through my various learning access workshops are paid to me. if they were paid in coin i would have the physique of a much more strong man. >> not only are you not in debt, but you are beautiful. >> what you are saying is paypal is more our pay enemy? >> exactly. >> or payen -- pay enema.

>> couldn't we just -- if we could mint a $1 trillion coin couldn't we just mint a $16 trillion coin and pay everything off? >> now you are talking crazy. >> then china will do that and other countries like china that i can't name. >> i don't like this silly socialist idea of a trillion dollar coin. i tell you something, it damn well better have ronald reagan on the front. no more of this susan b anthony. >> it has to barak hussein obama in front of his kenyan home. shall we move on? that buttoned up that segment nicely. from coins to confidence, there is too much swagger and more of a dagger? research shows college students who ever they are think they are the opposite of ordinary, but will their high self-esteem kill their dreams? according to the american

freshman survey over the last four decades there has been a rise in the students who are above academics. the test scores which are dropping far, far, far different stories. researchers blame them on parenting styles, social media and crazens. it is true. they are evil. and they warn thinking you are one of a kind can set you behind as it moves the reason to work hard. you know who has the right amount of self-esteem? >> that's the thing. this is what people do to their animals without cgi. jay i do want to point out

that your lead in is wrong. i am responsible for the rise of narcissism, me and me alone. >> very clever, nick. won't have to ask you a question now. jedediah, how can everyone be above average? there is no such thing as average. >> they are not, but teachers tell them they are. you have great inflation and everyone has to get a star on their test in school. even in one kid wins a medal, now we have to create 30 additional medals so everyone else feels important. it elevates people to a point they don't understand the value of winning and of seizing the prize. >> i keep hearing this myth. >> it is such a lie. >> no, it is true. i used to put stars on everybody's paper. >> well you are part of the problem. >> my kids are in public school. they don't receive medals or cookies or cup cakes or any kind of praise or attention from us, and they are happy in their cages. >> you are missing the point. jedediah said most of her students are jewish and she was an anti-seem might.

>> you are a terrible person. >> i condemn jedediah. >> the people at home know. >> i condemn what she did. >> michael, i have a serious question for u.s. as a comedian it must be hard to be awesome because it prevents the self-loathing that is needed. we are not seeing as many comedians as we did in the 1830s, is that why? >> 1830s obviously a golden time for comedy what with leather pants malloy. >> he was the first guy that did prop comedy. >> he was hilarious with the leather pants. when he took the sledgehammer against his crotch, nobody could understand why it didn't hurt. old leather pants. >> he joked about his pokes. >> he had hilarious poc cz. pocks. the run away slave kids, that whole gang. >> we lost a lot of these comedians comedians in the

civil war. that was the problem. and the self-esteem movie came and they created movies that were not as tough. >> i long for a day that we could go where comedy really flourished. >> i don't know what the point of the segment was. i will go back to nick. i shortchanged you. in fact, i think "red eye" has done this story 30 times. is it finally sinking in that what would be good is a combination of the parenting of say i don't know the 40s and 30s and the parenting of the 70s and putting it together so you have a bit of toughness and a bit of softness or should we reverse back to whatever. >> what are you looking at? who are you? that is a golden age. >> i think the worries of heightened self-esteem, you know the world has a pretty good system for sorting this

out. >> it is called failure. >> that's right. >> what about these nerdy kids in high school? >> back to the juice again. back to the jews again. >> no, wait. >> i am talking about nerds which is an important population as far as i'm concerned. they don't have good self-esteem and then they grow up and strive to be ceo of companies they have hot wives. come on. >> this is is a golden age of nerds including hipsters are nerds who openly admit they don't love to shower. >> for all of the talk and joking about oh everybody has self-esteem, think about the typical high school kid, 30, 50 years ago you could either be kinicky from grease or a total nerd. now you can be whatever the hell you want. >> and you don't get beat up for it. >> too late for you. >> yes.

>> i will tell you something. it brings up a good point. i was of the generation where everyone in soccer got a trophy. but that's the thing. i didn't buy it. i knew the only goal i scored was on my own goal the entire season. i new i sucked. the kids today are dumber. they are buying into this stuff. >> the younger generation is full of it. >> thank you. >> i had a conversation with a three-year-old just this morning, what an ass. just an ass, gaga this and gaga that and give me give me and where is mommy. shut up? >> i doubt a three-year-old is saying gaga this and gaga that. if they are three maybe they are an ass. >> or it is the off spring of lady gaga. >> in my house we pronounce it gaga. >> all right. from nare saw cyst to nare saw cyst. i lost my cord there. can you still hear me? it is good to hear from old

acquaintances on facebook. it is something nobody says. anthony wiener especially. one of the sexy ladies he sexted with posted an apology. she had a nine-month zeksing relationship -- sexting and she chose to leave a message on a picture with his family. she wrote "so great to see you back. your wife and son are beautiful. let me apologize for any pain i caused." you are sick. why would she write that? or "it was unintentional. i think you are our liberal hero. we need you back in politics" that means a lot. for more we will go to our sexual harassment correspondent, bugs bunny for analysis. >> wow. jedediah, he should just forgive her, right? >> why is she writing on the page? this woman -- >> she is sorry, jedediah.

>> this woman hasn't been blocked or prevented from writing? who does this? >> what is wrom with women -- what is wrong with women, jedediah? >> lots. they do stuff like this. they feel compelled to apologize so they do it on facebook. it is problem an accompanying text somewhere. >> michael ian black what is more shocking the apology or the fact the two have remained facebook friends. >> the most shocking is how much she looks like courtney love. >> or tori spelling you think? >> i was going to say what is really shocking is from the pictures i have seen wiener was able to be kind of tumescent while looking at the picture. >> it doesn't take much. >> how do you know that, michael? >> for kids at home that means happy. jay i know because as a -- >> i know because as a gentleman the things i looked at to arouse me -- i mean this water glass right now.

>> mine is curvacious. >> i will clean this up by going to bill. did she think her post would somehow comfort wiener's wife. >> no, and i found it truck could you lent -- two can play at this game -- and overly verbose and anamadapia. it is called more than two sill bells. >> do we have time for my trailer? you guys are jerks. we could have saved this story for later. then we could have done the darn thing now. this will all go on air by the way. coming up, what has jonathon lip nicky learned about life? but first, what is joe biden up to now? about 13 hot pockets. he loves his hot pockets.

shut up. so every now and then we see a-vee trailer that catches our eye. then we think, hey, i think we could do it better. sit back and enjoy "red eye"'s re-do of" promise land." >>- q. i let -- >> let me guess, 40, married, marketing, two ids c. two kids. >> you want to see a dance? it is $100. >> this town will put it to a vote in three weeks. >> you will never get what you came to take from me.

>> you are a good man, steve. i just wish you weren't doing this. >> it looks like a pretty amazing film. >> i don't understand what i just saw. >> then it worked. is our constitution a monstrostitotion? the reason our government seems broken is the very thing our nation's laws are based on. that would be the constitution for michael ian black who probably didn't know that. a professor blames, coat, assistance on the constitution with all of the archaic ideosyncratic and writing, quote, our obsession with the constitution saddled us with a dysfunctional political system. and it kept us from the de decisive issues and displaying our public discourse. instead of arguing what it should be done, this is a long quote, we argue about what james madison might have

wanted done 225 years ago. he was in "the odd couple" rights? speaking of obsession -- >> you know whose foot that was? >> andy's? >> no. >> gerald adler? >> yes it was gerald add deer's foot. >> i don't want to know how i knew. >> do you agree that the constitution is a piece of paper and these guys are dead and let's move on? >> no, he has been a constitution allah professor for 40 years and doesn't understand the process. the constitution has been amended. we don't have the same document. history has made some changes, but it has been done with order in the system. if you tear everything away and you have no laws, you have nothing.

have you no country. you have nothing. he is crazy and out of his mind. >> mib. >> i am over it. if soldiers want to quarter themselves in my house, i am all right with that. if somebody wants me to testify against myself and incriminate myself i am okay with that. >> you are a pretty open minded guy. >>- q. i it is about holding on to the past. >> you can't live in the past all the time. you don't see the present. >> i don't think the constitution is like a chinese from a or take from b. you leave well enough alone. >> the second amendment i am fine with. i think there are screws we can tighten. we can take legislative wrenches. >> look under the roof or the hood. >> look under the roof of the car.

>> this is the same as the debt limit debate. the debt limit was put into place so we would have to think before we just spent more moneyment the constitution is put in place so we actually have to debate things. and then to be like, oh, this freaking thing is in the way of doing what i wanted. it is as saw 9. >> we would be changing it every day. that's what we do with everything, right bill? the constitution does allow you to exist, so i guess they are right. >> or are they? no, of course they r. i want me to exist. we can call this guy a flag hating communist, but i do kind of get what he is saying in the sense that i am so sick of ofideafiynig a bunch of dudes who came up with this before there was even trains. trains didn't exist in the time they wrote this. everyone got around like griffins. and they wore wigs. jay --

>> griffins wore wigs ? >> do you even know your mythology? >> are you talking about griffen family? >> yes, the griffins of old, no. of old new york. they founded this country and allowed the other founding fathers to ride them. >> i enjoyed their large bicycles. >> yes, one wheel was large and the other was tiny. >> made no sense whatsoever. maybe there was a perception problem on their part. >> or yours. >> i don't understand why people insist political discourse is more decisive now than it used to be. george mcgovern called nixon hitler. somebody else called jimmy carter hitler and jimmy carter called him ronald reagan. there is nothing particularly devisive. >> it is a hitler esque p so int. >> and let's clarify. we are talking about bill hitler. >> and people have no patience like you said before. it has always been decisive. it has always been

polarizing. before people liked to talk this stuff through. and now everybody wants somebody done yesterday. there is no patience for the system. >> except you are on "red eye." we tolerate all opinions. and that's why this is a special show and why we have to go to break. they have to pay for this show. there are interesting ads. do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us at red eye at fox news.com. and do you have a video of your animal doing something? go to fox news.com/red eye and click on submit a video. we may use it for our reverse mortgages. still to come, the half time report with andy levy. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by con at the time tee. thanks -- by confetti. thanks confetti.

we are back. let's find out if we got anything wrong so far. for that we go to andy levy. hi, v neck. >> how are you doing, v neck. >> i am doing okay v neck. >> trillion dollar coin. you mock the idea, greg's idea this would be a giant coin. but shouldn't it be -- if it is not we might confuse it with a quarter and give it to a homeless man. >> you want it to be the size of a quarter because in addition to paying down the debt you also want to have the option of playing magic crane with it. if there is a gameboy in the container that you want, you at least want the option.

>> you wouldn't spend a trillion dollars to get a stuffed animal. if there were a gameboy in there you might. that's just economics. >> are you not really up on the portable video game world, are you? >> no, i guess i am not. do they not make gameboys anymore? >> i guess not. it has been a longtime. >> you compared this to giving money to a heroin junky. i get the analogy, except the point of raising the debt sealing is to pay off the debt we have and not incur future ones, right? >> if we do that -- i mean we have had trillion dollar debt deficits for each of the past four years, but we have 16 trillion in out standing debt. this would help us push the debt limit -- get around the

debt limit so we could barrow more. >> it is not so -- it is so we could -- >> i'm sorry. i will give you the heroin you bought for me. >> that's all i am saying. i'm sorry i tried to use code. >> i wanted you to know it is stuff called china white. when it hits the street mendoza will be -- >> your drug references are as modern as michael eye yen black's -- michael ian black's video game. >> you said minting this coin would be legal. there are those who disagree. john karr knee says the law itself is probably unconstitutional since under constitution it is congress that has the power to coin money. and they argue that the law is so clearly meant to apply only to the minting of the commemorative coins that no court would uphold it. >> interesting. >> not really. >> it could be a wizzard of oz

coin? >> it could be. the only reason why i read "parade magazine." i have so many lifelike dolls around. >> they go well. >> i was just sitting here minding my own business. >> they go well with your princess diana commemorative plates. >> i don't eat off those. it is weird when you are eating and you see, oh she is dead. not good. >> you don't put food on evening land's rose -- on england's rose. >> no, but you will snort something. >> greg you said we should eliminate paper money and credit cards because if we had to carry coins we wouldn't spend that much? >> true, my friend. >> but not in there was a trillion dollar coin. >> but the government would only have that. and the checkbook -- people like checkbooks. everybody likes to stand behind somebody using a checkbook. >> try getting change with that trillion dollar coin. can i get two slices and a

coke please? do you have change for a trillion dollar coin? >> i can feel a good line from leno coming with the trillion dollar coin jie. what is that you are doing? >> i am having a stroke. that was not a leno impression. i have a severe tick and half of my face i can't see. >> by the way, if they do mint this coin it needs to have barak hussein obama on it? >> yes. i think obama could get conservatives to go along with this if they put ronald reagan on it. >> not the real fiscal conservatives. >> as long as you put regan on something they are on board. >> you know what you do? ron regan and on the other side you have tights. >> if you put ronald on one side and ron on the other you please everybody. >> or may you have regan from "the exorcist." >> or michael regan. and then on the other side you

put -- what does he do again? fund it with an exclamation point. >> a delightful man. >> college kids and narcissism. jedediah, you talk about the nerdy kids in high school. they don't have good self-esteem which is a good point, but isn't that the heart of the matter? there is true high self-esteem which is being good at something or accomplishing something and this false high self-esteem that you get for showing up? >> that's true. and you have ambition woven in there. >> these people have inflated egos about things they shouldn't have. if you are a parent and you are a kid and your kid is not good you don't tell them you are not great at it. i don't need my kid -- i don't have kids, but if i ever did i don't need them pursuing something they will not succeed at. i will tell them you can try it out. if it comes to pass that they are not good at that, have you to be honest with your kids. >> don't have the kids. save your time. >> you can see why i don't have kids. that might be one of the reasons why.

>> must have been a tough holiday. >> my parents were honest with me, and sometimes it hurt, but you know what, i don't do stuff i am not good at. >> greg, you said researchers blame the growth of narcissism on parenting styles, social media and craisens? >> yes. >> nobody blames anything on craisens which is one of the good products from ocean spray. ocean spray grow or owned since 1930. >> you are still working for big cranberry. you are a big cranberry -- >> it is called endorsement dollars, greg. >> it is called helping out the uti. >> you are talking about leather pants malloy and his leather pants? >> yes. >> leather pants malloy did not wear leather pants. that's what made it so funny. >> what were those pants made out of? i have seen the lithograph. >> they were pleater. >> that is funny. that is very funny. >> i caught his medicine show,

and it was fantastic. jay did you buy some of his ton -- >> did you buy some of the tonic? >> it did nothing for my burn. >> woman who got anthony wiener in trouble apologized to him. you asked why he is posting on facebook page. we just did a whole story of narcissism. i just thought his wife would have intervened and said block her. this is a woman you need to block. >> do you realize after this discussion got a bit sorted you said i will clean this up by going to bill? >> yes i realize as i said it i was making a huge mistake. >> he meant i hadn't showered today. >> i am in my box right here. >> hi, america. >> anything else you want to say? >> i winked. >> it is time to give up on

the constitution. jedediah you said he has been a professor for over 21 years. yet apparently he doesn't understand the amendment process. he takes the position that one of the problems with the constitution is just how difficult it is to amend it. >> it is supposed to be hard to fix it. if it was easy, we would have a new constitution every time somebody decided i don't like this or i don't like that. we would have a new document that all of the laws in the country were based on. it makes sense. it is supposed to be hard. what goes on in congress it is supposed to be hard. they won't sit and agree on stuff. >> are you saying freedom ain't free? you shouldn't because toby keith said it. >> if i am understanding you, you think owe bough bough -- obama should be impeached. >> yes. from the large chocolate covered coins straight on through. >> i thought this was one of the dumbest op ads i ever read

in the new york times. after seeing the professor on with megan kelly on friday, he made some interesting points, and i am actually looking forward to buying his book and then never reading it. >> by the way, you did the opposite with my book. >> i bought your book. >> i kindled it. >> what does that mean? >> he down downloaded it from his gameboy. >> good for you. >> leather pants malloy would be proud. >> write a letter to the amazon person on your commadore and say you liked it. thanks, andy. smie coming up, -- coming up, dude this stuff rocks, where can i get more? anyway, should an airport be named after ozzy osbourne? it is about time they recognize the boss.

will they get airborne from osbourne? it is suggested that birmingham airport should be renamed after the hometown hero, ozzy. the company that discovered the band is pushing the idea they tell the daily mail ozzy may not have always been paragan of virtue, but they were known for hits like "who are you." discuss in this -- >> lightning rooooouuuunnnndd. lightning round. >> mib, the rolling stones, john lennon has an airport, but why not ozzy? >> i have no problem. hometown boy makes good. the shaky aspect about ozzy stresses me with landing airplanes, but the guy, sure, he is a hometown hero. who else will he name it for? >> birmingham, i can't think

of anybody. probably somebody. birmingham steve. but he could be from alabama. that's the problem. and he has a southern accent, so forget birmingham steve. >> and a competetor of leather pants malloy. >> died in an unfortunate accident involving a possum. jedediah, why name airports after people? why not name them after things? >> what would you name it after if it was named after a thing? >> i would call airport airport. >> that's clever. i like ozzy though. it is challenging. i can sit and figure out what the heck he is saying. do you understand anything that comes out of his mouth? >> constantly. it is the inbred king of several thousand years. >> he is an entertaining guy. >> i can a randy rodes airport which i think thes on zooy fans would do. >> didn't he get hit by a

plane? >> no, he got hit by the ground when he was in a plane. >> you are a terrible person. bill, you have never seen an airport. >> a bus terminal for leonard skinner? >> anything on the ground. >> why are you making such horrible jokes about great people? >> bill i go back to you and repeat the same question i did before. >> swine is against god and man anyway. and he is the prince of darkness and named the airport after ozzy. this is true. anytime i listen, he trashes birmingham. he describes the town as the third level of hell he grew up in. they didn't have electricity. he had to drink his way into a band to get the hell out of there. >> any suggestions of names for airports? >> sure. >> i mean do you have any? >> oh do i have any? yes, if we are going with the narcissism theme, the bill schulz international airport would be fantastic.

>> he is talking about the head of publicity for amtrak. >> everybody there will be high, but there will be no planes. it is drug humor that makes this show move. >> it is so inaccurate in his head though. we have to take a break, but we have more stuff when we come back.

last topic on thursday, vice president biden greeted senators at the capitol. not sure where that is. and it was everything you would expect and so much more. talking points memo, made a high light real. what is that? >> hi, mom. >> hi. >> how are you? i am joe biden. come on, sis, get in here. >> you have a million dollar smile. >> there is a lot to smile about. >> good looking bunch. >> i want you next to me. >> how are you? >> good to see you. come on, let's do this.

>> you have a smile that lights up the room. >> you have a smile that lights up the whole chamber. >> mom, you come by me. >> mom, you look like a sister. >> in my house it is real simple. there are mothers and then there is something else and something else and there are mothers and mothers. come omom. take a chance to ruin your reputation.

>> i think it is pretty clear that he loves the mackral. >> he likes the mackral and cough syrup jie. as they say in southern delaware a little mackral and cough syrup. >> it is comforting to know he is a heartbeat away from the president. >> can you imagine? come on over here aping law. over here angela. >> you light up the room. >> jedediah, you were saying you find him irresistible. >> i like joe biden. if i was having a party he would be the first invites. just hand him a few drinks and watch the entertainment. >> he doesn't drink.

>> he doesn't have to drink. >> he doesn't need to. this is joe biden. he doesn't need anything but joe biden. >> and a lot of vie -- vicoden. >> he says things that would ordinarily offend and gnaws yait. you find yourself laughing. >> and that's what you want in a vice president? >> i want him to have a reality show. give this guy a tv show. >> if it is a young person like bill for example -- >> thank you. >> i just said that because you were looking off into the lights confused. i president whatted to bring you back into this. it would be wheepy. creepy, but old people it is cute. >> it is cute, but even old people's charm has a sell by date. after the fifth mackral put him back in the box. you light up the room with whatever you light up the room with, mother, mother, mother. turn him off. >> or give him a bathrobe. if he is padding around in a bathrobe. >> yes, the bathrobe is without the robe.

>> what set of bodies are we going to find in his delaware basement that he is setting up an insanity defense? >> i don't think he ever gets mad. that person can never get mad. he is happy, happy, happy. he is like the president. jay we will close things up with a post game wrap up with andy levy. to see recent shows fox news.com/red eye.

tv's andy levy and post game wrap up. >> what is new at reason .tv? >> we have a great video up about kurt schilling, the hateable red sox pitcher. he had a big government boondoggle video game, go bankrupt in rhode island. we have a great video about

crony capitalism and boston red sox. >> jedediah, do you have a new column? >> it is about dissent and disagreement and why it is a good thing and republicans should be embracing it. >> no, they shouldn't. >> only if they agree with me, of course. >> michael, anything you would like to say to me? >> just i will be bathing later in laugh vendor -- lavender bath beads and i would love for you to join me. >> i am there. excellent. >> back to you, greg. >> the bath salts are for us. >> i would invite everybody. >> it should have been something you saved for after the show. that's exclusion and i hate to be excluded. i am not even going to say goodbye to our audience. i am destroyed. >> bill: o'reilly factor is on. tonight factor exclusive, marine corporal unjustly incarcerated

speaks on the tot public for the first time and corporal john hammer does have a story to tell. >> when demand for oil and coal increases, the price goes up. when demand for solar cell increases the price comes down. >> a follow-up on al gore selling his cable network to the big oil anti-american guys that run al-jazeera. >> and miss universe, 2012 is olivia culpo. >> and why does miss universe oppose the recreational use of marijuana? she will be here to tell us. >> bill: caution you are about to enter the no-spin zone. the factor begins right now.

>> bill: i'm bill thanks for watching. no talking points memo because we have a very disturbing situation on our hands. we were supposed to have john hammer tonight. at the last minute he simply could to the do the interview. as you may know the corporal has been through a very terrible ordeal. returning from iraq an afghanistan with post-traumatic stress disorder. he was imprisoned in mexico on bogus charges. after trying to register a shotgun about border authorities. the state department couldn't get him out of prison. president obama took no notice. we got involved. four days before christmas the mexican government finally released jon hammar. then doctors say his physical condition was awful. today things became chaotic. joining us from miami is his