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if thoughtful commentary was a carousel i would pay 25 cents to ride him at a carnival. it is go proud co-founder chris barron and he is wearing a baseball jersey of some kind. good for you. he and his imaginary girl friend are celebrating their 10-year anniversary. congratulations to my sidekick, bill schulz. and if musical genius was a lua i would -- lieu would you i would do him on the beach in hawaii. andrew w kay, kay, kay, kay. >> a block. the lede.

that's the first story. it is a felony to keep me in here any longer, greg. >> no one can hear you. maybe they can. anyway, he is surly as a dad and twice as a cad. it doesn't fall far from the tree. sean penn's son was caught on camera slinging racial and gay slurs at a black photographer. hopper penn came unraffled as he entered a beverly hills office building moments after his paparazzi pop. behold those who behold things. >> are you kidding me? don't ever do that, dude.

you are a kid. you are a kid. don't do -- what? that's the stuff are you teaching him, sean? >> hopper who is named after grain rock or trash issued a statement saying, quote, i was accosted by paparazzi and made to feel like an animal threatened and under attack. but that does not condone my own actions. i deeply regret my choice of words. ya, he wrote that. he sounds like such an articulate guy. sean penn was asked about the incident and here is what he had to say. >> mr. wk, a lot of striking

things occur in that video. one, the interesting -- what would you call that a rat tail? >> yes, sean penn is working on a role that requires a longer head of hair. i can appreciate that. i think hopper is starting to encounter pop raw swrea and hoping -- paparazzi and hoping along and now he is realizing they want that reaction. that's exactly what they want. they are trying to chide him and coax him and get that kind of bad behavior. he played right into their hands and hopefully after this he will be quiet. >> i think he might be pretty stupid too. >> really? >> i mean, i don't know. >> it could all be for publicity. >> he could have one big project coming up. >> that could be it, harris. he is playing a homophobic racist in a movie and this was just -- he is immersing himself in the role which is what his dad would do. >> he is playing his father in

a film? >> circa 1982 when he was still with madonna? the thing about this the bar this hollywood is so low that i would imagine a few months from thousand they would have uh noipted him the next hero. he will bash some politician and sleep with the right star let or whatever he does, and then suddenly he will be a hero in hollywood. i think we should all remember that. really nothing this kid says matters. note to self for the photographer. he is kind of a stalker. i know everybody has problems with what they do for a living. >> it is both sides. >> but he chose to do this. he is going after the kid. he is not a minor any longer, but they do go after minors. 17-year-olds and 16-year-olds. so what do you expect this kid to say? he is trying to be like dad. >> have i to tell you. i -- i have to tell you. i have my issues every time you come to, would. you have to make friends with them. >> i find if i yell racial

epitaphs, it works. >> now you have become find of a favorite. >> absolutely. it is one of those things where it is a good and bad. i can never go out wearing sweatpants. >> chris, who would have thought that sean penn's son is obnoxious? >> it is shocking. >> is an apology enough for this or should he perhaps go to jail for maybe 30 years? >> jail, jail. honestly if this would have been the son of a -- like one of the few conservatives in hollywood there would be calls. they would be marching on his house and demanding a public tribunal take place and he be hung out there. unfortunately sean is a run of the mill hollywood communist, and so his son gets to drop the f bomb and the n-bomb and i'm sure he will have a cameo on "glee" to celebrate this wonderful event. whatever. >> that is so true.

they will let him do the pen -- the penance. >> no pun intended. >> someone just won the word play award of the day. >> that went way over my head. i am taking the joke from you. i didn't -- that was a beautiful little pun. you, question. the other thing about that is what is happening to male adults in what they wear is inextinguishable from their own off spring? when i saw sean penn when i was watching -- can we get a wide shot? >> what are you talking about? i look like a soccer dad. i don't know what is going on over here. >> i have a lot of experience. i investigated it and studied it for years and i disowned it.

>> you know what i like about you, people don't wash their jeans every week. he is consistent upper and lower body are filthy. >> the mics were not up and you said his adidas shirt was a knock off. how did you know? >> it was two stripes. they look great and you are going against the grain and messy with adidas. two stripes means it is not adidas. adidas is three stripes. >> it is amazing you know that. >> i studied fashion for years. >> he knows a lot things. >> i know fashion too. >> kids r us-type deal. >> have i to agree. this will not be a big deal. >> i can use a low bar. from slurs to slips. should their bras give parents pause.

victoria's secret is getting ripped over a new campaign for the younger pink line. bikinis and underwear that say call me and feeling lucky. roll tape of this. there you go. angry moms and it is terrible these are children. these are thought children. angry moms and dads say the spring break-themed ad target younger teens -- not college aged women. the president of the mommy lobby saying, quote, we are encouraging our daughters to be less sexually active and less per miss skew us with. she is complaining. save your sick commentary for your gutter friends. the name of the campaign bright young things was a slogan used in conjunction with the college spring break tradition. but parents point to recent comments from the chief financial officer who said, quote, when somebody is 15 or 16 years old, they want to be older . they want to be cool like the girl in college. that's part of the magic we do

at pink. it is like he is speaking to me. >> she speaking to somebody. >> for more, dog who doesn't know how to drink from a bowl. >> that's how bill bathes. >> you are on record saying i bathe. >> you have no proof he bathes. >> nope, it is on record. >> it is terrible. >> you are a parent. >> i am. >> parents never approve of what their teenage daughters do. >> i don't have teenagers. mine are young. >> i was not trying it age you. relax. is this stuff too provocative or not provocative enough? >> i am confused. not about the question, but kind of the response to this. parents want to keep their kids out of victoria's secret, then they can do that.

if it is the message that is inside the store, what would they prefer? the panties say marry me? >> nice. >> honestly, keep your kids out of the store. if you want to preach some sort of value system, then walk it out, talk it out at home. prepare them for the world that is out there. it is what it is, and let them be. >> can i get an amen? >> now walk it out. now walk it out. now talk it out, now talk it out. >> very well said. >> baron, you have no children? >> none. and i have not 8 -- thought a lot of experience with panties either. >> is this campaign too racy or not racy enough? same structure of question, yes. >> i got nothing. honestly what harrison said is absolutely 100% the case. we live in an outraged culture where everyone has to be outraged. oh my god, there is something at victoria's secret. i am outraged. >> somebody needs to write a

book about that. >> you wrote several books. did you write one? >> the joy of hate. >> you are right. use this opportunity to talk to your kids -- first off, if you are a parent and don't want your kid to shop at victoria's secret, don't take them. there is letter -- there is a letter from a guy that says i want my daughter to be more conservative about the college she goes to. well have that conversation. say i want you to be concerned about what college you are getting into rather than wearing the cool panties. i can't believe i just said cool panties. >> there are a couple of truths here nobody wants to talk about. number one, andrew wk, there is a new trend i don't like and that is people wearing sweats on flights. >> what? >> the whole rise of the juicy culture -- >> it looks good. soft, velvet velour. >> people are now this public in their pajamas.

>> you know what i am saying? >> and the words on the butt are always bad. >> they are always bad. >> what would you prefer other than juicy? dry? weathered? droopy? there needs to be words. >> mine is so wide that you can't read the letters. maybe i am proud of that. >> here is another unspeakable truth. these commercials make women who are under 18 look sexy, and guys are supposed to pretend they don't notice it? oh god these girls -- i am looking at it going they are cute. i am not supposed to say that because they could be my kids. >> so they should not be using the young girls in the ads. >> i don't know. >> there is a sexualization of culture and it is on going. i think it is part of the culture developing. eventually we will get over it, but right now it is exciting and stimulating just like what you do on the computer and what bill has been doing since he was born ,

and this is all okay. the point is, the minister that is also the father, he wishes that his daughter would do all kinds of things, but sexuality will be part of her experience from the day she was created throughout her whole life. >> that is an excellent point. >> guidance and honesty and being there as a parent is the best we can do. >> i just love that "red eye" is giving parent advice. >> about time you talk to an actual kid. >> bill, you are an avid cross dresser. are you excited about the new fashions and does victoria's secret let you into the store after what you dead in the dressing room? >> avid cross trainer and i was training in the dressing room jie. is that what we are calling it? >> yes, training. i love the article when they are interview the men in it. the pref physician is the same with each quote. as a father in the blank, outraged. they have a follow-up question. owe 8 was a -- okay as a man

what do you think? if it was a truthful quote from any of the dads it would have been a much more honest piece. to your point, those girls were cute and i believe they were 18. >> from an ad campaign to going insane. was walt at fault for the audio assault where disneyland will have to pay a man -- disabled ride it's a small world broke down leaving him trapped for a half hour with the song playing incessantly. jose martinez uses a wheelchair -- everybody is laughing. he suffers from panic attacks and high blood pressure which was aggravated by a need to your nate. he said of the experience, the music was blaring and they couldn't get it off. he added, no one came to us. i felt it was another potential deadly situation. i told my wife, i said, they want us to roll to first aid? i don't think we are gonna make it. martinez's lawyer says half of the $8,000 will be for pain

and suffer expght other for violation of disability law. meanwhile, i am happy to report that greg's fantasy land for kids is located in my apartment and remains incident free. here is a preview. >> ♪ we are just regular businessmen ♪ ♪ it is you and me and teddy bear ♪ >> oh my god. >> i like it. >> kids love it. they love it. they can't get enough of it. >> that's because they can't leave. >> that is true. wk, $8,000, is that enough of a settlement for what this man went through? >> no, in a way not. the disabilities act thing, especially seems like they want more. but this brings into focus what walt disney was doing from the beginning.

it was orlando and i have been to the one in anaheim. it is one of my favorite things in the world. i think it was designed so that after you left that ride, even if you only won it once which i have been on many times, even once it would be stuck in your brain forever. >> it is the first song worm that was invented. has anything like this happened to you in an amusement park where you are stuck? >> i have never gotten stuck on a ride. as a reporter i have talked to people stuck in the air. >> that's worse. >> there are worse things. >> i have seen people vomit from rollercoasters after getting stuck up there. to make a point for this man and obviously we weren't on the ride with him, it can feel like it is never going to

end. the thing is, that was a 30-minute ordeal, chris. he suffers from distroflexia. does he accept the risk of going to an amusement park? >> forget water boarding. >> 30 minutes of request it's a small world and you don't have to pay anything. >> that is torture. you have had that problem many, many times. >> i was sitting way too close. >> i question the very sun. it is a small world after all, by whose definition? texas in and of itself is 300,000 square miles. >> by the way, they should

change it to it's a bad world. it is a bad world after all. it is a dangerous world. >> maybe smashing pumpkins should rewrite. it the world is a vampire. one day you will find out. the world is a vampire. can we do that then gene and zoom in on my face? >> it is true. don't tell them it is a small world. coming up, should partying be allowed on the surface of the sun? andrew wk discusses his new book? why partying should be allowed on the surface of the sun. find me, andrew wk. that's a long title, but i like it but first, excuse me, should the government tax. what's next? your income?

should we put a tax on

lowell cats? a brooklyn city councilman says taxing them could help local economies. he suggested that money collected from your web surfing and e-mails could be used in berkeley's case to save the local post office. that is like taxing a ding dong to save a ho-ho. that was a terrible mockery of my joke. but there should be something like a bit tax. i mean a bit tax could be sent per a gigabit and they would make probably, what -- >> a gig go by the? >> it is gigabit. >> and they will make millions a year and there should be a tiny tax on e-mail. >> this nonsense is banning internet taxation, but just like my nude karate membership , how do you tame an ostrich?

>> big deal. i am not impressed. what did he use it for later? all of a sudden the next day -- the oscars are in some kind of hotel scared out of his wits. >> why is there such a huge desire to share the postal service which is a poorly run government agency? >> that's a good question. i don't know. and by the way only bad things come in the mail. no one writes letters to you anymore. we hospital want the mail service to run ever. nothing good comes in the mail. >> that's true.

nothing does. nothing at all. >> they said it would cut down on internet spammers, but isn't that an excuse to tax? >> it is interesting an official from california would come up with this. california is one of the worst budget offenders in the nation. the guy wants to create a tax that has no end, right? i don't know how much money it will raise. i just hope it is enough to save the local post office. by the way, since 1982 the post office has been selling its product for profit. it is allowed to. in 1970s, it was allowed to go semiprivate. semipublic, right? taxation doesn't really fund. >> are you right. >> he should have a fubdz razor razor -- a fundraiser. >> what you are trying to say is the world is a vampire. >> i want to get andrew in this. i think you are an expert on taxation. isn't this just another tax to give money to people who don't earn it and take it from

people like you and me? >> of course. and when i first heard about this i thought, this guy has got to be really young and really hip. probably was born when the internet was invented. no. it turns out he is old and the whole things -- thing seems like a strange pho phenomenon that he can't quite grasp. people say can't you e-mail me? he is taking out his futuristic outrage on this wonderful technology. >> the fear of progress. >> california will tax anything. this is my rn whatting. this is my warning. as soon as they overturn prop 8 they will start taxing gay weddings in california. >> hear that, dad? no hear that dads. >> thanks for reminding me. >> you send notes via the oral legend so this has no bearing on you. >> that was my nickname in high school, the oral legend. >> do the iliad.

>> during the commercial. by the way, it is pronounced ilad. first of all, i wonder -- this guy's last name is s who -- wazniak. who is the co-founder of apple in could there be coercion? i don't know, but it is something to think about. >> you know what i love about tax stories? people always say, they justify a tax by the fact that it i will will raise billions. we already know that. that's not a justification. yes that's our money. there is $340 million. of course it will raise millions. >> because of the way the laws have structured taxation for the post office, they couldn't take it all anyway even if they wanted to. >> that's what they say. >> where does the money go? >> i don't know. maybe we can ask them. we have to take a break. >> i want to ask him. >> you want to ask him now?

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we're back. let's find out if we got thig wrong so dpar. so far. we would go to the world's best baby-sitter. >> nobody has to go to their room yet. i am the show mom. >> i don't have a room. >> you don't have a room? by the way, we will be asking bill what is written on his underwear later on. >> it is accidentally written. >> that's right. it says clean this now. greg, you said about the son saying it will not be a big deal. i was reading the comments on-line and one of them said -- he said i deeply regret my words. one writer said i regret my words were not caught on video. >> by the way, the way the words rolled off the tongue

when he said the f-word and he said the n-word it was like he had been saying it for years. >> he said maybe he was playing his father in a film and what if he was this compton or watts, california. he is saying it for the camera. >> were you surprised that he said the n-word and the f-word? >> i am not surprised a teenager would say or do anything when prodded by this guy who is stalking him with a camera. he is getting attention. >> but his father played -- he starred in the movie "milk" about the gay politician in san francisco and he is a haiti activist too. >> i don't think he thought about it that hard. i am with greg. he probably says these things and he is just doing this -- by the way, there are plenty of great teenagers out there.

i don't want to disparage an entire generation, but -- >> with the victoria secret commercial. >> sean penn walks in and he has on his hat. you can barely tell him from hopper, right? you can't tell them apart. i think the question is what is the role model for this kid? >> andrew, the kid is named after dennis hopper. what do you make of that some. >> dennis hopper was a great actor and a great gentleman and a great painter. he was a fantastic photo realistic painter. you should check out his paintings. it doesn't work out for a first name. i would say maybe toby or maybe buzz. >> buzz is good. >> something like that. i can only imagine what it would be like to be a kid in hollywood, let alone sean penn's kid. so i cut him some slack for that. he was prodded, and now he probably will never do it again. >> by the way, your first kid should be named buzz because

that's how you make a living. >> buzz haircuts. >> no, you always have a buzz because you party. >> right, because -- well i am buzzed right now. >> if you are going to name your kid after somebody who is crazy you name them hopper. we named him popper. >> go to bed, popper. >> stay out of daddy's room. >> you can be in trouble anywhere else. like we said, there will be a hero -- >> i want to get to the next story. >> michael richards' career is over and dead because he said the n-word four times. >> good point. this kid doesn't have a career and there we go. chris barron, let's talk about the victoria secret story. the parent should talk to the kids. you are sick of the outrage culture.

do you find it striking this story is coming out when the cdc, the centers for disease control is saying there is 110 million cases of veneer yell disease in this country as we have sexy lingerie ads coming out of victoria's secret and a parent is worried about their kids. >> maybe parents should be talking to their kids about the std epidemic rather than how outraged they are and writing a letter that will go viral and complaining about victoria's secret selling something that is too sexy. i don't think it is a good idea to be pushing this stuff on younger girls. i think it is a parent's responsibility to step in. >> i want to take this to andrew next. andrew, the parents and everybody will get over. it can i tell everybody that this is a true story. in the 70s as you switch there, do you remember mood rings where the rings were -- >> yes, yes. >> i had mood underwear with a thermometer on it. they would change colors.

>> on the hipbone. >> that's a lot of information. >> i put them in the laundry and my mother threw them out. >> are you serious? >> yes, they had a thermometer that changed colors. it is true. >> i looked for them on ebay. so his underwear changes colors and we still don't know what words are written on your underwear. >> they are in gaelic. >> they are in clingon? i want to take this to harris. harris, you said panties should say marry me. wouldn't it make the person clingier than the person who is wearing them? >> i am stuck on the mood underwear. >> i am totally teasing you. >> that is a vision now. that's so much information. >> i won't ask what words are on your underwear. >> they are spell checked by

the way. >> let me just take this question to -- back to greg. do you think the tv commercials are creepy and they are focused on young kids? >> i find that it puts a lot of pressure on me not to acknowledge certain kinds of feelings. >> you are doing the right thing. >> you can let yourself feel bad for these kids. >> by the way, this is any pif me. this is an epif fany. there would be a young woman and he was always drawn with an over coat and he was in magazines a dirty old man and they don't have it anymore. they don't exist. it is okay to be 60 and have a 25-year-old or 30-year-old. >> benny hill died.

>> crumb is still alive. >> and benny hill lives on in all of us. >> are you correcting me the ambudsman. >> we will take it to break. >> are we done this. >> i think we are done. >> you did a great job. >> you did. >> thank you. >> i was tweeting about you earlier. >> andy, you don't have to come back. >> i like this more than andy. >> thanks, liz. i liked it more than andy too. >> are you upset because they took the characters out and now you don't have a role to play? >> which character? >> the man in the overcoat. >> i will talk about that later. but it is true. you don't see dirty old men anymore. it is now acceptable. why is fixed incomes outsold their equity counterparts in each of the past seven months and will they pour billions into the low risk options? who knows? we are not doing that story and i don't know what it means.

what in the hell is bill schulz doing at the metropolitan museum of art? either way i have a crisp new $20 bill for the first person who hits him in the face.

sorry. should tourists take another look before they hit their pocket book? a class action lawsuit has been filed against the metropolitan museum of art claiming they get annual grants from the government and enjoys free rent in one of the world's most expensive zip codes has been defrauding the public into believing they have to pay to see monet. they claim that the cashiers don't make it clear that the $25 admission fee is recommended. and year memberships from free entry despite the fact that it is free to begin with. we sent the correspondent whose face most resembles a

picaso painting. hopefully a nice wielding freak does a van gogh on one of his ears. >> admission to the metropolitan museum of art. free. what they suggest? $25. but do people really know this is voluntary? i didn't even know we had a museum. turns out we have a bunch of them. let's see if anybody does the same. what are you paying on them? translation you will not pay anything. how much do you plan on paying? >> i don't know. what is the suggested price? >> here is my suggestion, times are tough, how about nothing? >> are they on the up and up? >> there is no scam. >> i would appreciate it if you watch your language. >> what are you looking forward to if you are going in there? >> you will see. >> juicey. >> that is a line of clothing

popular among girls. they have colorful sweat suits, no? >> what, i'm sorry? >> do you want to take a picture with me i am a celeb bra you tee. >> i am not interested. >> apparently a cnn fan. don't mind if i don't. how much did you pay to get in? >> 100,000 dollars for -- >> $100,000 talk about getting getting -- you realize the admission -- >> $100. >> oh $100. you know it is free. it is a suggested admission. were you not aware of that? >> no. >> what are you looking forward to seeing in the museum? >> the motif exhibit. >> do you have an hour? >> i love them. >> it is a he, correct? >> yes. >> what exhibit are you looking forward to in the museum? >> maybe the roman and the greek. >> i am a huge fan of the greeks. are you aware this entire museum is free? the money that they ask for is suggested? >> like in the great britain museum in london? >> sure, why not?

>> i didn't know. >> the signs are very small. you have to pay attention. but they will ask for $25. what you should give them is a middle finger. i think we can all agree on that. how is that pretzel of yours? are you uncomfortable by the amount of nudes they have in here? >> i didn't know there were, but no. >> looking forward to it. >> i hope you like big women. 24r* is a lot of to grab on to there. they are little in the middle, but according to a recent review they have much back. >> we have sam elliott leaving. i love you up in the air. >> are you working on a role a nonenglish speaking role? are you method acting? >> i speek english a little bit. >> all right. some sort of eastern european

role. i will say that i loved you in "tombstone." this is for a show called "red eye" with greg gutfeld. he is into the arts as well. have you ever seen german films? >> some, yes. >> i'm sorry. he does a lot of those. >> the signage here is not very good. what is the suggested price? >> the regular hot dogs are $2. >> request permission to love you. what have we learned? you don't have to pay anything. those who paid something around $2 because they are cheap. if you want a hot dog and don't want to pay for. it pretend you are homeless. it is easy. >> bill,. >> i know, i made sure i ate a part that he hadn't bitten. >> i have that affect on people. >> random european people

visiting. >> i am going around the table with the exception of you, chris, we live in new york city. what is your favorite exhibit when you go to the museum? >> the egyptian. it is impressive in the big, open area. >> it is a great point. what happened to the egyptians? >> sparrows, pyramids. it was pointed out and they used the slaves i guess to build the pyramids, right? >> what happened to greece? >> i loved that movie. >> you realize it is pass over this weekend. >> i have no history. >> i don't like -- i don't -- i don't know if it is the egyptians but what is the one with the pots and the pans? >> i hate that. >> all right. this is an amazing point.

you walk it in and there are all of these statues of naked ladies. >> you don't like it? >> no because you know you will look at this and the only reason you are looking at it is it is old, it is thousands of years old. the fact is it was a dude trying to get a woman naked. it was a sketch pad. >> it is art. >> he is just like every pervert in the 70s sketching except he is dead. >> the statues were him trying to get a woman in the sack. and now it is big because it was dug up by indiana jones. >> i have been avoid going there for years. >> i have to take a break. joy of hate. greg gutfeld.com. buy that book. it is really good.

welcome back. i was going to do a story and then i realized that andrew wk has a new job. and i thought it was really, really exciting. he is actually a spokesperson. we are not doing this to sell the product. we are doing this because we love andrew and he is on our

show. swree done a hundred appearances. >> maybe 40, 41. >> i was close. 41? >> close enough. >> take a look at what he has become the spokesperson are to. fresh and sexy. these are basically wipes. they are wipes. >> intimate wipes. >> here is a picture of me holding the wipes. >> what is great about this is i figured it out. wet wipes originated from the adult film world. now everybody uses them. and now you are going back to the source. they are called fresh and sexy before and after. the word is intimate wipes. >> we are taking back the proper use of these wipes and making it formal. so these are intimate wipes. i will open the box and these are for men and for women. it is made by playtex. >> what about bill? >> that is tricky. when getting into gender recognition with bill it gets more complicated.

there are two here you can see before and after. so someone like me -- >> before and after, but aren't they the same? >> yes. >> one is fresher and one is sexier. >> when you are on a long day like this and at "red eye" and i get hot and very sweaty and very uncomfortable. but before i go home and see my wife, i use the before and go to the bathroom and clean myself. >> he is talking about around the the face. >> i need more specifics. >> and then after i have some time with my wife in a very nice way i wipe off with this. >> i am so uncomfortable. >> are you uncomfortable? >> this is awesome. >> the reason why this is fantastic is that andrew wk is an amazing -- >> we need a screen shot. >> he is an amazing spokesperson. >> it is very useful to me. >> it was an inspired choice choosing you to do this. >> it was destined. when you know you are born to do something that's on you i felt with this. as a touring rock musician i

have many opportunities to have encounters and sometimes even with myself. i always want to make sure i am clean where it counts, folks. it is fresh and sexy. >> we have to go. we have to close things out with a post game wrap up. to see clips of recent shows go to fox news.com/red eye. that's a nice green sweater i am wearing.

liz mcdone thald, post -- mcdonald, post game wrap up. >> the fresh and sexy wipes, those words, fresh and sexy, those are the words in bill's underwear. boy the way, how about taking a shower? harris, i want to take it to you. what is your latest work? >> i tweet on saturday and sunday nights. >> that's exciting. >>