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never has there banana class of quarterbacks all rookies that made an incredible impression. it may never happen again. >> amazing. i like that. >> exciting time in sports. and take a couple days off, not greg, west palm beach. exactly. we have the best time. they are big fans of the five. we talked about that. a lot of people in florida. they love it. you got the mini plane and tsa security badge. >> who is the woman? >> anyway, they said great things. >> she was with her son. >> thanks a lot. good to see you. see you back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪
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i'm greg gutfeld in for ken pennington who is recovering from saturday's picnic. sorry, my idea of a three-legged race is different from yours. now to andy levy for a pre game report. andy, what is coming up on this here show tonight? >> thanks, greg. coming up on the big show, why are welfare recipients maybing cash withdrawals at strip clubs and liquor stores? for the same reasons greg does. and why did a handcuff and gag pastor call 9-1-1? probably the same reason greg does. and why did a passenger have to be duct taped to his seat? probably the same reason greg does. greg? >> i guess i should say thanks, andy. >> you disgust me. >> let's welcome our guests. well, she is so sharp that balloons send her hate mail. i am here with kennedy, special correspondent on the business network. as well as reason.com and
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reason .tv contributor. stossel. and if -- and it is jason kenner. my repulsive -- sidekick, bill schulz. it is matt welch. and he is a big old liar. he would love to set on fire. good to see you, pincho. >> so today david carr writes, quote, for the time being, the sky over traditional media is blue and it is raining green. have the clouds been full of anything for you lately intern, porch? >> ♪ it raining men ♪ hallelujah ♪ it's raining men >> fun fact, porch that was written by one paul schaefer. it makes you wonder. >> i thought he was married. >> so is greg gutfeld.
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so is greg gutfeld. >> good po nie t. >> this is a fox news alert from america's news m rue. i am andy levy. shocking news out of brazil where a cat has been arrested after being caught attempting to struggle contraband into a prison. he was caught crossing into the main gate with a cell phone, earphones, drill bits and a file taped to his body. a prison spokesperson says they have no leads at this time as the cat has refused to talk. although the cat is white they refuse to speculate about possible racial motives in the case. and they were not pleased when this reporter asked if the prison was named paw shank. that was a fox news alert. now back to "red eye." this is an amazing story. it is the first time i have seen a cat used as a mule. >> i have never seen somebody try to kiester a pussy. >> that was disgusting. >> we will see if that will
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stay in edit. >> well, it is a cat. >> yes, it is a cat. >> saws, drill bits and cell phone. but no drugs. it sounds like somebody forgot to check that cat ss. that cat's ass. >> tragic. >> just drill bits, wide drill bits. >> maybe the cat was helping them break out. they were -- they were getting every piece in order to break out. >> all of brazil's prisons are run by private gangs that are patterned after the batman character. but it is a real thing. these gangs are based in prisons and control a lot of life outside brazil's slums. it is a horrifying place. don't go to brazil. >> i thought brazil was supposed to be a great place. >> bill goes there for surgery. >> you are thinking bolivia. bolivia is a place to go for families. that and nobody likes a snitch, cat. >> enough about that.
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>> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> former congressman patrick ken gnaw due, is there -- kennedy, is there any other kind, is putting his kennedy money where his mouth is. the oxycontin addict, is there any other kind, is forming a new group toward fighting the trend of legalizing marijuana. we need a new approach. project sam or smart approaches to marijuana, that's clever favors trading pot use as a public health issue. keeping users out of jail by using drug courts and treatment facilities. kennedy tells routers, who ever that is, he is afraid his eight-year-old son is an addict. such as marijuana use being commonly accepted. anyway, you know who doesn't need to get high? these musicians.
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>> i love cold play. matt, i go to you first. david frum is involved in this project, so it must be a horrible idea. tried tofrum who spent the convince anybody who is against the iraq is unpatriotic. a great centrist. it is useful to have all of these guys, the kennedys and the frums together in a cause i desperately don't believe in. if enough bad people support something, maybe something goodwill happen. it is so terrible, patrick kennedy, the serial car crashing objection objectiony -- oxycontin addict says, let's see what the finance tells us. this is after 40 years of
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marijuana being scheduled a drug that is harder than their row win, and that the government does president allow us to do any kind of research on it. i think they are basically sniffing the wind on legalization in colorado and washington and trying to stay relevant as conservatives. >> kennedy, as a kennedy, what do you make of the plan? >> i think patrick kennedy is a mutant and just because he has damaged dna not everybody has to pay with their freedom. i believe thisy are at the forefront of the issue, and huey is so far behind the times, thank goodness he is a former congressman. because his dad was an addict he is a pill popping dry drunk i shouldn't be able to smoke the reefer if i have chemo issues or if it is a saturday? >> i think that is covered under medical marijuana. it is called it is a saturday. i suffer from that. once a week. at least once a week. jason, what do you make of
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this? >> one of the things he called it was a knee jerk reaction. the funny thing is marijuana cures knee jerk. the kennedys, their family is known to be bootleggers. basically doesn't that prove they are still into boot -- bootlegging. he wants to keep pot as a side point. >> she running a mexican cartel. jay you spend your money on booze and coke. you couldn't careless about all of this talk about pop. >> cola. coca-cola. we will fix that. >> kennedy is right about her horrible family. he actually said this. we spent $25 billion a year on the drug war. so why throw the baby out with the bath water? talk about a banned phrase. i throw babies out with bath water all the time. >> kennedy should not use bath water as a metaphor.
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>> that is wrong. it is throw the baby out with the bong water. >> good point. >> his whole idea is do not put pot users in jail, but it is still not legalizing it. you are keeping the drug war going while then creating another government entity to take care of the rehab. >> absolutely. they work in such a way that if you don't show up for your drug test or if you fail your drug test you go to jail. it is not like a special you never go to jail cause. >> it is nuts. by the way, he was addicted to legal drugs. wasn't he? >> he was addicted to medically prescribed. washington and colorado both, they have stop gap measures in the new revenue generators that allow for money to go to public funds for addiction. and that is the problem here. it is not marijuana. it is not pot. >> an addiction to the public health programs. we are going to pay for this, we will. and can't you get -- don't you
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get the program free if you are busted for pot? let's say i can't afford rehab. if i can't walk out and smoke a joint, i get rehab, right? i don't have to pay for it. >> we do pay for jail. >> i have as much experience as other people do. >> and the key words here are revenue generators. if you don't legalize it, you can't make money off of it. unlike you, we all weren't born being automatic revenue generators thanks to mommy and daddy go down the family tree. just because your family has predeliction, me one out of two doesn't mean you have to put it on the rest of us. >> they want to spend $44 million to set up this hotline for marijuana users and addicts to call every drug dealer in the state of washington will be fighting the number that is one digit difference. yes, yes, yes, this is the pot addiction line. we will send the guy right over. do you have $50 on you? >> that is a great idea. fantastic. >> and who cares? if pot makes people feel
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better when they are going through chemo, if chemo got people high i wouldn't care either way. >> from weed to welfare. is government our guest? >> i don't know. it is being used to watch breasts. the new york post, a paper, i believe, reports that welfare recipients are using electronic benefits cards to withdraw cash from strip clubs and porn shops and bars and liquor stores. and according to the post, legislative efforts to end such sinful spending has been blocked by evil. did i see evil? democrats. one lawmaker has mu this pal employee like firefighters and says the government should not dictate how their taxpayer funded checks are spent. if you are using a deb pit card at a casino or strip club you are not buying something beneficial to your family. >> what if it is the man son family. instead it should be spent on puppy centerpieces.
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>> dudley, my acrobatic puppy. our new centerpiece. >> see, there is something wrong there. how long did it take him to get the dog to do that? and what horrifying things did they get them to do that? jay the horrifying thing is -- gite horrifying thing is holding the dog in place. >> i want to know he is being held up not by something. >> he doesn't seem to hate it. >> because he got into patrick kennedy's oxycontin. >> from a personal experience it is not that bad to beheld up that way, but what am i talking about? should the governmental people how to spend money even if it is taxpayer funded money? >> i don't think so, unless it is taxpayer funded money to tell you to do something specific. so if i give you money to carry out a contract, you should do your contract, blah, blah, blah. but people are trying to drug
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pest welfare recipients to put different conditions on things. if you are going to give people money they will spend it. poor people will spend it worse than rich people are depending if it is patrick kennedy or not. if it is poor you will spend it on booze and cigarettes first. you have to get through the day. >> what is my excuse? >> that's a good point. if you don't like the way poor people spend money, don't give them money. >> what do you make of the payouts? >> the woman said that whatever is going on in strip clubs is no the going to benefit a em fa. but are you possibly jumping to conclusions there. what happens if your daughter is the one on the main stage at that point? >> what if it is your mother. every stripper comes from a family. >> what if it is your mother and your daughter? >> i was involved in one of those years ago. it was fantastic.
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kennedy, since you are already talking how would you suggest we reform welfare? it is still our money, right? or is it not our money? >> well, it is our money, and we are giving it to them. so, i guess i feel about welfare the same way i feel about health care. if the government is giving it to you they will tell you how to spend it and what to put in your body. that's why health care is so dangerous. so maybe stop giving people money in the form of debit cards they can use at atm's. heritage foundation says $2 billion in sandy relief money so far has been spent on nfl tickets, girls gone wild videos and particular tickets. >> how did they do that? >> debit cards. >> bill, you give lap dances at club heat, the bronx strip club. >> it is just my apartment, but the lap dance still holds
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if you want to visit me after the show. the problem with the legislation is these guys, nothing stops them from going across the street and getting the money out at that atm. basically you are making them walk an extra block so maybe it will help their obesity. and never discount the creativity of a strip club owner with a ged. you will just see them changing their strip club name to bob's deli. that's the way it comes through on their atm. >> we will handle your hoggie. >> is it possible to get bipartisan support. if we keep it the way it is we can spend the money at strip includes, and then for republicans we will give card holders a discount at gun shows? >> that would be perfect. here is my problem. they compared it to firefighters. that's kind of weird. is there any logic to that? >> no. and if you think about what is driving us bankrupt, it is pension plans or defined
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benefit pension plans to firefighters and all kinds of public employees. it is pluch more than the welfare payouts than the people who are poorment if there is any weird thing about that comparison besides the fact that they don't have anything in common. >> i think what they meant on their downtime the firefighters will sit shirtless on a chair while another guy spries a hose on them. they are a lot alike. >> there is something morally unsay vor reabout the comparison. it is like saying doctors and morbidly obese team are part of the public health crisis because the doctors treat the morbidly obese. >> it is that william f buckley line a guy who pushes a woman out of the way of the bus and those who push many around. >> you can teachers and a man to fish, or you can buy him fish at a strip club with your
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atm money. >> there you go. >> i think we are throwing the stripper baby out with the bath water here? >> coming up, rabies shots for bill. i told him not to marry that raccoon. first, what is the latest on justin bieber? i don't know, i will ask him when i get home. he better make me stew.
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should a 9-1-1 call be heard by all? handcuff that. a springfield, illinois pastor, is there any other kind, rang the police after engaging in what was described as not church business. the conversation was released somehow and his private pickle
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was very public. let's listen fans of listening. >> 9-1-1. >> i am stuck in a pair of handcuffs. i am going to need help getting out before this is a medical emergency. >> what is the problem? >> i am stuck in a pair of handcuffs. >> are you stuck in a pair of handcuffs ? >> yes, playing with them. i need some help getting out. >> you have to feel for him. the call continues. >> is this a business you are at? >> it is actually, yes. >> what is the business? >> where in the building are you? >> i am in the front room. come to the front door. >> hold on one second. >> we are going to get help over there for you. >> okay. i will be here. >> are you an employee there? >> yes, i am. >> are you the only one
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there? >> yes i am. >> okay. >> i will be here. >> all right. we will get somebody over there, okay? >> thank you, sir. >> the illinois times reports that the priest has been granted a leave of absence, and of course i offered my apartment, the -- half of my apartment. >> i love this guy, kennedy. i think it takes a lot of bravery for somebody who cloarly has something -- who clearly has something stuck in his mouth and in handcuffs to call 9-1-1 when he knows that it is going to be publicized. >> you hope it is not because he is in springfield, but then there is the inter web, isn't there? >> isn't it wrong that these calls are released except that we enjoy it so much? i saw lute his braive refor calling anyway. >> this is when you need a relative who is a cop. this is when you need somebody who has the handcuff key and can come over hush hush and
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maybe you give them a $50 card to starbucks as a thank you. but it is a matter of public record. and saint ilosias is the patron saint of students. maybe he was helping young people. this is a religious exercise. jay you could be right. >> what i would say, that's exactly what i would say. >> matt, you are a libertarian and everything should be out there. >> sure. >> but does this discourage people from using 9-1-1. let's say me and bill are out and bill starts choking on his vomit. it happens four times a month. i am standing there and i say, i better call 9-1-1, but actually i am on this big show called "the five" now and bill is choking on my vomit. >> i really don't want my name out there. >> i think you are on to something. there is some court cases having to do with mug shots. you get hauled in and arrested
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even if you are not actually charged ultimately. they take your picture sometimes, and there is all of these mug shot publications making a lot of money. and then there are towns like stockton, california that will put up your mug shot on a billboard if you are soliciting a prostitute to shame you even if you are never charged. it is a tool of law enforcement even without going through the whole process. and there is something creepy about it. >> you are calling 9-1-1 because it is the right thing to do. you are trying to save somebody's life. the smug shot is if you are propositioning a prostitute and maybe it is a tool to keep people from going to a prostitute. this is keeping people from doing something helpful. should we put a ball gag on 9-1-1 calls? i looked down and gave you the wrong question. >> well, i will give you the wrong answer. go fighting irish. i think too much comedy comes out. i want the calls to keep
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rolling in. i thought they would beep out the name of the church or the address. >> and didn't it sound like steven hawking's computer? >> i am in handcuffs. save me. >> but how does he pronounce the s. he says yes, i am in handcuffs. >> because your tongue goes behind the ball gag. when it touches the roof of the mouth. it is a known thing. >> is it really? those years at mtv were not kind to you. >> they were so kind to me. a little too kind. >> your life is one humiliation after another. you would have a lot of advice for this pastor. i want this pastor to bounce back. >> yes, buts -- but i don't work in a place not to claim to do humiliating things. every show for me is a 9-1-1 call. my question is how he was in alone. he was in a pretty compromising position to do all of that by himself. >> i don't think he was. jay are you saying the gimp
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got scared and jump out of the window? >> the gimp or the pimp. it is like pay up padre. oh cash? >> maybe it was a halloween costumes he found, and he was just saying, i wonder if these things -- whoops. who hasn't made that mistake? >> isn't it nice for a changing to hear the pastor in a compromising position? >> i feel bad for him. hang in there, pastor, and i mean that in a way that is not perverse. that is dangerous as well we know. >> guy get a spotter. -- get a spotter. >> talking about gym work, people. working out. working out is fun when you are doing it with me. comment, show, e-mail us. red eye at fox news.com. fox news dosh/red eye. click on submit a video. stip -- still to come, half time report with andy levy. >> tonight's half time report
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we are back. let's see if we got anything wrong. andy, how are you holding up? >> i am holding up all right. any update on the cat story? >> a quick update. the cat has now been charged.
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a feline aiding and abetting. >> really? >> yep. >> i thought you were going to say it was a feliney. >> i couldn't quite spit it out. >> or maybe it's a perfect crime. >> they certainly whiskered him off to jail. >> would he be in-cas hf dash-erated? >> hard to believe this is the time when we start losing viewers. >> oh blame us. >> before we get started, happy birthday to joey campbell. >> thank god you got that out of the way. >> this guy is so conservative he makes pat buchanan look like chomsky. patrick kennedy's anti-marijuana project. you pointed out that david frum who is in bed with
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patrick kennedy on this spent years saying anybody against the iraq war was unpatriotic and unamerican. here is what gets me, the fact he is referred to as a conservative. >> i think that is happening less and less. he is considered a conservative when the new yorker is trying to write about libertarians. it is mostly a level of confusion. he is floating in a special new place transitioning from one zone to another. >> i think he should be called a statist. >> you and me both, brother. until we change everybody's vocabulary. >> he always -- it is mike bloomburg. he thinks the government should take responsibility and run people's lives. >> he had a quote about this project saying basically if you do it and smoke pot and you have no bad side affects, maybe it is still working worse on you than you thought, and that maybe you have already gotten so much from this world and you may as well sacrifice something. jay i want to get to that. just because patrick kennedy
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has damaged dna doesn't mean you should smoke the weed. >> he says, quote, there is a tradeoff, and it takes the form of denying less vulnerable people easy access to a pleasure they believe they can safely use. >> way too many big words, andy. >> i know. basically what he is saying is who are you to value your freedom? >> a free person, an american. an american woman with glasses. >> not in david frum's america. >> he can suck it. >> i don't disagree. jason, you said the kennedys were known bootleggers of alcohol. indeed mobsters said they and joseph kennedy were partners in ventures like that, but daniel in his book about prohibition says there is no evidence of joseph kennedy bootlegging. he writes, quote, we just know he brought liquor into america illegally during prohibition and sold a great deal after. >> you busted me on this one.
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>> i hope you learned something. >> who are we to trust? a known gangster or dan okrant. >> dan okrant is the i believe former only buds man of the new york times. i will stick with him. >> no, gangster. a gangster is a real thing. an only buds man is not. >> he created row ties re baseball. rotissery baseball jie. what is rotissery baseball? >> they turn it over until it is extra delicious. >> it is what they call fantasy baseball. >> welfare debit cards used at strip clubs. matt, they shouldn't tell people how to spend their money even if it is taxpayer money. if you don't like how they spend money, don't give them money. this all started when we stopped giving people food stamps and started giving them these electronic debit cards. >> don't we give them both? the people who get these things get food stamps. they are -- they are
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preferably having something to do with a good diet, but actually going toward farm producers. >> yes. >> i thought we stopped giving food stamps because it was sort of -- it made people feel bad when they had to pay with food stamps whereas if they just paid with a debit card at a supermarket they felt better? >> that sounds right. >> they still pull them aside and you know who they are. >> or they make you feel crappy. >> haven't you accidentally pressed the ebt button at ralph's before? >> what is a ralph's? >> you know what a ralph's is. ralph is west coast. >> that's exactly what it is, my friend. >> they didn't catch that. >> jason, you said spending money at a strip club could be beneficial to your family if your daughter is the one on the main stage. a great point. and there is no actual evidence the money was used in the strip clubs or the liquor stores,ett set raw, only that
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it was taken out of the atm's in those places. >> you have never taken money from a strip club and then gone next door to get a healthy salad? >> almost every thursday. >> it just so happens that the atm is in the strip club nearby. >> it charges $1 less than the ralph's does. >> but you have to pay the $20 to use it. >> but you don't think about it when you are at the machine. it is entirely possible that the gentleman's club withdrawals were used to pay for the delightful buffets those establishments have. >> and booze. you can't buy booze directly with the ebt card. but you can buy booze with cash. >> that is true. and the booze is inexpensive at strip clubs. >> and knot at all watered down -- and not at all watered down. jay no hepititis in that free buffet either. >> again, not on thursdays. >> e-coli then.
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>> greg, the comparison to the firefighters was that they also get taxpayer smoin. it is a stupid comparison. >> it is. >> what about strippers dressed like firefighters? >> they have the poll. >> nobody talked about the new york post's lead for this story? they are on the dole and watching the pole? >> and the jiggling joints. >> i am fairly certain we can sue them for that lead. >> we might have used that. >> they are biting our style. >> the pastor's 9-1-1 call. you asked if making 9-1-1 calls discourages people from calling 9-1-1. especially when shows like ours airs. i looked at the greater good. using this was in a way for people to help like the pastor.
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>> can you maybe make a comparison between this and making the gun list permit? >> no, you can't. >> why not? >> what i did? >> well, they are both public documents. should they be? >> well, i don't know. i like the fact they made it public. that's not a good thing. because then there are people who had guns for reasons of protection and they don't want people to know where they live. i am not for that. >> right of the. >> who is breaking into a house with known guns though? this guy has a machine gun and you are breaking into his house? >> what do you mean? no, if they have the -- what are we talking about? >> i don't know. i was simply asking if you could make that comparison maybement. >> the comparison that a 9-1-1 -- >> that bots of them are technically public information, but maybe she shouldn't be made public. >> yes. >> are we still talking about
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the cat deal? >> i am really sorry i brought that up. >> i thought you were going for a larger point. it would somehow protect or harm somebody. >> no, i don't know. >> kennedy, you said the pastor's voice sounded like steven hawking's computer? >> remember chandler on friends when he was trapped in the atmvestibul ?e. >> i have never seen "friends." >> are you kidding me? >> no. you know who does the best steven hawking computer i'm -- impression? the comic. he says things like -- well rnlings. >> top, we are going to take it out. >> lastly, greg, i find it very curious, you seem very invested in giving possible excuses for the pastor being gaged and in handcuffs. >> yes, i am. i am a good person. >> is that why? >> yes. no, i am just -- think about this. we are all at one point in our
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lives going to be in a very embarrassing situation. we are on this planet between 70 and 85 years. there will be one time when you are so em bared. look at al roker. last night what did al roker say? he pooped in his pants in the white house. that's embarrassing. >> al roker sharted in the white house? >> what happened if there was nobody around to help you and there were no bathrooms and you had to call 9-1-1? is al roker going to call 9-1-1 saying holy crap, i crapped? >> that would be an abuse to the 9-1-1 system. >> what will he call, 3-1-1? >> what about murieta, california where they charge you $350 for ambulance or paramedics through the fire department? they are now charging. they are literally charging people money. >> they have to because they are going bankrupt. >> because they give away so much money and fund pensions for life. now people are not going call
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9-1-1 if they will be charged $350. we will do it for a six-year-old choking on half a hot dog, but for grandma who is ninety 6, it has been a wonderful life, but we will save the $350. >> it is like a death pam. >> for roker's situation they should have a number like that. number two. and then they give you advice. >> you are in the bet room, right? bath roo. take your shorts, throw hem in the trash and pretend nothing happened. >> he is not that embarrassed. he told everybody. >> and he had the stomach surgery. >> you know what this is? a humble brag. this wasn't about him sharting. it was about him sharting in the white house which was the not so white house when he took a poop in the white house. >> go ahead. >> you go away first. >> he chickened out. what is it like to manage a chart-p toking boy band.
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but first, why was this airline passenger taped to his seat? john gibson gives his side of the story.
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he went a little crazy midair. so they taped him to a chair. it was a flight that was bound to iceland. not sure where that is. this guy got so epically hammered he had to be duct taped to his seat. according to a witness he drank a full bottle of booze and then started grabbing women and choked other passengers, screamed that the plane was going to crash and also spat on people, past tense of spit. his behavior prompted passengers and crew, aka, the fun plus, to bound and gag him. i guess they don't understand your zest for life, but i do, sir. let's discuss this, shall we, in the -- >> lightning
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roooooouuuunnnddd. lightning round. >> kennedy, was this the right way to deal with this man? clearly he was having issues. >> well, i'm surprised it doesn't happen more often. it is really easy, i have heard, to get cutoff in an airport bar, let alone on a plane. after a couple of beers they can really cut you off, and then that's when people get really angry. when they are half drunk. they want to get all the way drunk. you can go to duty free and grab a bottle and have your way with it in the terminal and on the plane and no one will be the wiser until you are choking the woman next to you. >> do you know who else is duty free? >> al roker. >> why do i even talk? >> he was dutiy rich. >> jason, should anyone who acts slightly out of hand get taped up? or is it out of their control?
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>> one of my all time fantasies is just the fantasy that the flight uh 10 tend goes, we need you to beat this passenger into submission. i hated him from the beginning most likely. just get permission to jump on him, yes. >> why not make a contest out of it? you know on every flight there is a passenger you can choose to duct tape to his seat. >> paper maybe some extra for it. >> that would be the guy singing phantom of the opera in the terminal the other day. it was completely sigh lept. >> perhaps it might have been the phantom of the opera. >> it might have been robert giom. >> is he still alive? >> i really hope so for the sake of the reference. >> there is something bothering you. >> no, it looked like milton from office space. >> in the picture? i thought that too. i thought it was milton. who is the actor?
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steven root. >> he was also on "true blood" but i wanted to take part in a duct taping for as long as i was flying, especially since 9/11. no one will stand for malarkey and everyone has been waiting for their heroic moment. maybe it is not the terrorist. it is the drunken iphoner. i didn't know they had duct tape on planes. this opens avenues for me. >> and bill it must scare the hell out of you. >> i have never been on a plane. if they duct people people who watch in a terminal, i am in trouble. they should tell people that don't seem to be aware that the altitude and booze do not mix. whatever bottle he had, that is three or four. how high are they flying? 300 feet? halfway the size of -- >> you are up here and you will get a little loaded.
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>> this is why i stopped taking am be yen. >> okay patrick kennedy. >> i had a fear of flying and it makes you sleep. i was flying from london to america. i think it was for my interest view for "red eye" and i took ambien and there was a family there and i woke up and everybody was gone. everybody. there was people here and people here and people there and they all moved. all on the floor were torn pages from a magazine. to this day i don't know what i did. >> i have to try ambien. >> what it does is puts you to sleep, but you still hear -- it somehow links you to what is going on. if you have a fear of flying you will dream that the plane is crashing. you do [bleep] like this, stuff like this. >> ambien makes you swear? >> it does. we have to take a break. when we come back, we will talk about something.
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tmz has caught justin bieber smoking pot, mary jane.
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he was not just holding it for someone. as i first suspected it. bieber addressed the shots via twitter writing every day growing and learning. trying to be better. you getting nod up. you get knocked down. that too. you get up. somebody has been listening to chumba-wumba. jason has this crushed your world view of bieber? >> the peck tour didn't even surprise me. i just read the news story and it said he was in a hotel room with a rapper. i didn't need to see the p i can tour. he is smoking a blunt. that's what is going on. >> they say it is a bad influence. get him away from the rapper, kennedy. >> what is his name? little twizzler? he is cute as a button that one. and the only thing for bieber to do now is rehabilitate his image is team up with patrick kennedy. >> i don't think it is colds i am sam. >> i assumed it was. >> i am sam. terrible. >> matt, is he helping or
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hurting the legalization movement? and will he lose his fan base? >> this whole thing was planted. he is trying to go beyond the tween demographic and maybe get a 16-year-old. >> he has to get rid of the boy band image. you are either hitting blunts or hitting rihanna, one or the other. >> he will become like garrett and wear a bandanna and doing rehab. bill, are you a die hard bieber fan. how will this affect his sales? >> it won't affect his sales. if he is going to present himself as being hard is marriage marriage -- is marijuana what to do? if he will issue an apology to twitter wait until it wears off. it was written by somebody who is still stoned. every day growing and learning, man. trying to be better. you get knocked down and you get up. wait, bieber. >> do not tweet when you are high. >> give it at least six hours.
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>> we will close things out with a post game wrap up with andy levy. to see clips of recent shows go to fox news.com/red eye.
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see you book here at 5:00 eastern time on "the five" we have john gibson and diane macedo and anthony. >> back to andy levy. the post game wrap up. >> kennedy, when will you be back with john stossel. >> it is thursday night. >> is that business good? >> that business is so good. that business is his business and business is fantastic. just ask the stash. love you, john. >> wow. >> the stash. >>

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