to know about america's dog. that's it for the five. thanks for watching, we will see you tomorrow. "special report" is next. welcome to "red eye." it is like what's happening if by happening you mean screaming in my attic. let's go to tv's andy levy for a pre game report. what is coming up on tonight's show? >> thanks, greg. coming up on the big show, what makes white house kahn sill an important part of the inner circle? it has to be the shoes. older viewers will get that reference. and week two without a story in our run down about 3-d printers being used at food replicators to feed the hungry? will we get to it stick around. and will reese witherspoon play america's former fist lady? some say yes, but america's newest sweetheart, ie this guy, says no. greg? >> thanks, andy.

how was memorial day weekend? >> great. >> you didn't leave your apartment, did you? >> nope. >> god bless you. let's welcome our guests. well, she is so hot that parents of stoves tell their children not to touch her. i am here with kimberly gilfo and a guest on "the five." i talk to her from time to time. and if comedic ability was a roller coaster i would ride him until i threw up, joe devito. not the erotic hip -- hipnotist even in boston. she known as bait, it is bill schulz. seriously, dude. really? oh my goodness. what happened to you? >> i am eating a piece of beef jerkey. >> look at that. >> he would eat you. >> moving on. he knows dc like i know vd. i am talking obviously about my good friend vin diesel. next to me "reason magazine" matt welch. >> a block.

the lede. that's the first story. thanks again for dinner, greg. how did you know i love salmon? >> shut the hell up. her shoes make news. well, they chose bunions over benghazi. the washington post reports that white house chief council katherine rum blear is known in the west wing for her fabulous footwear and also her taste for human flesh. not really, but you believe me. she first drew attention for her hot heels as a justice department prosecutor in 2006 prompting one legal affairs blog to at the time call her a star litigatrix. don't you hate when they add trix to stuff? i hate it and that's why we are dhog story. doing this story. the post reveals, quote, one of her pairs has a jeweled pacely pattern. another is black and strapy. quick sidebar. she knew for days or weeks about the irs targeting tea

party groups and didn't tell president obama. tell me more about those stupid shoes. kimberly prefers something more comfortable at home. she straps two of these on her feet. who knew bill had a little brother? i actually did. kimberly, i have to go to you because you are the human centi centi -- cree ntipede of shoes. >> yes, and i will rumble in the jungle. she is trying to get after my shoes. i have the louis vuittons on for this segment. hit me. >> why do you think they want to focus on her shoes? is it because they don't want to focus on scandals or because they are sexist and only thinks about what women put on their feet? >> they are fabulous.

why focus on real scandals, newsworthy events when you can do something frivolous like shoes? i find the story more interesting because it has the mention of her shoes. people have done that about me, right? >> at "red eye" we don't try to use a woman's sexuality when we are doing -- >> like a leg chair or something so demeaning and disgusting? >> exactly. can the washington post do a story like this without secretly dying inside? can you actually hear their soul scrunch up? >> this a tried and true thing called the source greaser, right? it is the term of art in journalism that you grease up the source by writing a darling little story. they had one in the washington post last week about jay carney and about his -- >> yes. >> it was his adorable crush on guided by voices and how he plays in a band and does president want anybody to hear with his buddies.

and it is terrible reading this. you don't want to think that jay carney is a human because he is exercising power as a government official. but it is is what the newspapers do generally. you want to butter up the source so they will be nice the next time they do a story. it is disgusting. >> nobody has bothered to grease me up as a source. that makes total sense now. it is a strategy. joe, you have a collection of women shoes in your closet and some fill with feet. if you think there was scandal during the bush presidency they would have done a big footwear story? >> they could have been barefoot and they wouldn't have noticed. actually i will be in a movie called source greaser followed up with black and strapy. i don't know how they can mention her high heeled shoes and leave out the writing. i think this is part of a plan to keep us distracted. if she is going to try and use that to distract us from benghazi and the ap scandal,

she has to show up in a pair of giant gene simmons kiss dragon claw booths. >> you would strap waste baskets on your feet. is. >> it is boss' property, but it is my duty to make my feet feel as good as pots. as possible. it should be something you slather on your foot before you strap on one of horrific things making your feet look like uncooked sir loin steak. you will have a bunch of older women a generation from now that will be in wheelchairs or they will have bunions the size of bowling balls. >> for a dollar after the show i will let you see my feet. >> i am going to do more than see them. i'm hungry. toes a la cart. >> i think it is -- it also says something about how desperate people who work -- it is a big deal this person has a tiny variable in her

personality. this person wears neat shoes. >> have you been to washington recently? i was there this past week. it is amazing. i used to live there until a year ago. how incredibly gentrified it has become. you need the hometown newspaper to be a lifestyle newspaper. we are all living in the modern world either listening 20 guided by voices what have you. >> this is a family show, guy. i like swedes as much as the next person. >> from pumps to pops he cameisn couldn't run. he gets a medal in meddling. a new jersey father, is there any other kind, has filed a lawsuit after his kid was kicked off his high school track team. he claims that participation in extra curricular activities is a right and that booting his boy constitutes bullying and harassment. but the school says the

sophomore was dismissed from the squad because of unexcused absences which dad says was due to injured leg and a death in the family. the problem started freshman year when the youngster wasn't allowed to compete even though his dad said he may have been faster than seniors who did. this is a long story. >> it is getting better. >> i have to take a break. so the suit claims keeping him on the bench would have cost him a college scholarship. now the father is asking the court for $40 million, two varsity letters and two championship jackets. meanwhile, this puppy was recently cut from the ball catching team. >> the puppy is stupid.

way too big for you. >> what a dumb dog. as a dog owner i would be embarrassed. i don't know though. joe, this lawsuit will probably make the kid extremely popular with the rest of the team, don't you think? >> and the father claimed that he was being bullied because he wasn't allowed to run. not because his name is mahismana that has nothing to do with the source of bullying. but he is concerned about loss of future earnings or skips, well if dash darn or scholarships, well why not join the chess club? i bet if you add up how much money they make in a lifetime it is more than the athletes. aside from the superstar athletes it is not that great of an investment. >> that's a good point. kimberly, you claim to be an attorney, but no proof of that whatsoever. >> who cares though really? it sounds good. >> how can extra curricular activities be a right or could it be a right? that's what it is about

identifying something as a right. >> this used to be america, but not so much since last week i decided. this may be a right and if so i want a lot of money and to be back on the cheerleading squad. i want to relive my senior year. he wants $40 million? , varsity jacket 1234 he wants his kid to get the college scholarship. he says he has been damaged. an interesting case. not going to be able to per veil -- per veil. you may be awesome, but have you you have to show up. it is leak when you don't show up for work and want the credit. now you get it? >> now i see it from the other side. i am kind of a jerk. $40 million. it seems like they are low bawling it. shouldn't they get something higher than that? if we factor inflation from the time we went to high school and the abusive bullying our coaches gave us, $100 million is the opening bid.

how did this dad make the coach of a high school track team look sim paw thet tech? simsympathetic? obviously he is terrible and he hates his dad, but $40 million bullying and abusive. i am convinced that our childhood is teatly criminal -- is totally criminal by current modern standards. >> they would have taken me out of my parents' grasp if they knew what was going in my house. >> oh my gosh. >> no, just a lot of sleeping. i didn't do enough of -- i didn't do much of anything. >> you went to se rra high school, one of the best in the country. >> i hated extra curricular activities. i just wanted to go home. >> you were reclusive. >> i still am as a matter of fact. you have been championing the right to suck. i commend you on that. do you think the right to being in a sport is an actual

right? >> are you not looking at this from the dad's perspective. i have three super i will i will legitimate daughters and all of them, all of them are not going to college on my watch. i can't afford that. i want them to get involved in sports and maybe they can get higher learning. right now the only thing they are invested in is sleeping with your science teacher. i am mad at all of you. go to bed. >> wasn't one of the big less sons of sports is overcoming. i tell the story of michael jordan not making varsity and had to go to jv. michael jordan is still talking about that. but it worked. >> i think it it is a test meant to how bad our society has become. that's what i usually say when i don't have an opinion. this is a test meant to how bad our society has become. from dads to fads. you have been waiting for

months for this story. can a device build a slice? 3-d food printers are really happening. thank you for that or smerk for short. it creates a universal food processor. that's the diagram there. they hope that some day they will all be making meals from cartridges of powder. he thinks it can help end world hunger. you heard me, fellas. i am beginning to sound like somebody who does tv in the morning. for now, they are working on printing food for astronauts on long space missions. here is how they prepare a meal in space.

>> kimberly said is this some kind of joke? that's actually what they do at pizza hut. >> not with the egg shells on it. >> not with the egg shells on it. i am with kimberly on this one. >> i told you once we put that on there they would see right past that. would you eat a 3-d pizza, kg? >> i might. i have been known to eat three day old pizza, sort of a distant cousin of it. i have eaten some gnarly things in distant moments and i look to bill schulz for my inspiration. >> keeping my mouth shut on that one. >> joe, you have a mouth which probably does eat. could this be in my mind bigger than the internet? >> absolutely. who doesn't enjoy the meal

making out like -- none of the cool stuff from the future is not happening. we don't get the rocket packs, but we are getting pizza printers and it is going to be like the protein paste from "the matrix." it sounds almost as bad as the pizza dominoes is already making. >> the only thing that comes close to when i was growing up, star trek tasers is what our phones look like now. >> and driverless cars. that's two. >> what else? >> the luke skywalker hovercraft. >> wookies. we have wookies. >> we have life-like artificial dolls you can have sex with. they are called the kardashians. leno, you can have that. what food would you most likely be looking forward to in a 3-d printer? >> wow. the thing i don't understand is you have to add the actual ingredients. don't we have food robots.

microwave as an example? i would make a burrito no matter what happens. i wake up in the morning with a burrito. >> i would like to make wine and i would like pigs in a blanket. >> that's interesting. i i do think once we figure out how to store stuff it will be a giant wall in your apartment. you say i think i will have pepperoni pizza and a nice per low. merlot. you could have bottles of wine and perhaps some pizza. last word, bill. >> but this would be expensive and take a longtime. >> you already eat from a printer, but it is mostly paper and ink you eat. >> yes, this is all toner. i was famished before the show. they are justifying this by saying well everyone says we shouldn't put as much funds into nassau look what they

have just done. make something cool with that. everyone knows how to make a pizza. i know what goes into crystal meth, but i don't know how to make. it it involves a chemist teacher. make that for me and i make money. >> a bathtub and a chemist teacher. your friday night. i predicted two years ago on "red eye." let's roll that. >> it makes you what you want. >> the first step will be a pizza printer because you will have the basic -- cartridges of tomato sauce and flour and a cartridge of paw -- pastromy. every year you can change the cartridges and you can printout the pizzas. >> i think stwo -- 2007 we actually ran that. pretty impressive. >> so the clock gets it right

once every five years? >> hit us with some lottery numbers. >> shut up, everyone. we have to take a break. how can we fix the economy? kimberly discusses her new book, out of my sight. why unattractive people should be required to live under the earth ease surface. so cruel. but first, should you date a co-worker 1234* probably not.

is it okay to date your office mate? kimberly? finally a survey about workplace hookups. the poll conducted by business insiders found that most people would be up for sex with a co-worker if the

opportunity arose. 90% admitted to being sexually attracted to a colleague. 64% said that they had hit on one before. 54% had actually sex. 97% said they would rather have sex with a fax machine than bill schulz. >> my nickname is fax machine so you lose. >> no, they win. 90% said hr doesn't need to know didly about co-workers' didling. let's go to our expert, cody. >> cody. cody. cody. >> what is wrong with that dog? >> i think we may need to look at that later. 140* we just see a little more -- should we just see a

little more of that? >> oh man. >> cody. >> i don't know what it is. i think we need to -- >> i think somebody threw cody in a blender. >> that dog needs to go to the vet. >> the dog has issues. we have to get back to the story about workplace sex. joe, as a comedian, this pretty much limits you sleeping either with a waitress at a club or bartender are on paul mccurio. >> i would like to think it expands me. i used to work in an office and we fooled around with a co-worker and we were like, we are slick and nobody will know. a week later everybody knew and co-workers libeling to goes -- gossip and talk. then the next thing you know it was joe devito has a giant

[ bleep] this. and joe devito has a big [bleep] that. >> is that true? >> well played. i didn't think anybody would buy that. >> it was funny. he was working at a rooster farm so it was nothing to brag about. >> okay, it is all relative. >> is sleeping with somebody a bad idea? and mind you your co-host is asking you that qi jie. if they are good enough. if they are up to standards. probably not the best idea ever, but i know there has been undercover work done on this show. not to name names. >> he never called me back. matt, you are a libertarian. where do libertarians stand on this? >> the daily mail, can i just say the daily mail who is a reputable newspaper buries the lead here.

half of then cointers took place -- half of the encounters took place on the premises. people are humping in the office. as a libertarian people have to do what they have to do. >> this is the best way for people to meet your spouse. they have more in common. >> they will meet people in college and they will meet people in work. this is where you spend your time. >> like match.com. >> this is why single people don't date. they go crazy and are addicted to pornography sometimes for years at a time they will be on -- >> andy works here. >> bill, you had slept with everyone you worked with and by that i mean the peoplet the shelter. >> working it with them. i don't even understand what the gripe is. sexual h different than dating someone. >> it will -- until it breaks up. >> but i would be a virgin if it wasn't for workplace sex

and booze. the only time you spend a lot of time with people and i have a lot of things to work through before i can get them interested. and i will say in the immortal words of our expert relationship guy, cody -- >> nobody said it better than cody. i will say no workplace relationship ever ends well. >> god no. >> because somebody has to quit. no matter what happens you are just like -- you see each other and it is a simmering hate. >> and then it is a stocker situation. >> i am trying to think about which side of those i have been on. >> the trick is to do it on your boss' desk. that way you have the memory. >> and the sprinters. do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us at red eye at fox news.com. do you have something funny

like cody? i don't think anybody can do anything like cody. go to fox news.com/red eye and click on submit a video and we might use it. still to come, the half time report from tv's andy levy. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by strawberries, the small, juicey, edible fruit used in making jams, jellies and preserves. thanks, strawberry.

let's find out if we got anything wrong so far. for that we go to andy levy. >> hi, greg. >> good show so far don't you think? >> yes. >> rolling along. >> i have been enjoying it. >> cody added a lot. >> cody did add a lot. cody spoke for a lot of viewers. >> cody did. he just kind of came to the show and said hey. >> he made it his own. you know what he did, greg? >> what. >> he had fun with it. >> i don't know how to have fun with it. that's why i see a therapist. >> washington post story about white house council katherine whatever her name is. why do you want to focus on real scandals when you can focus on shoes of the washington post? five days earlier they posted a story about how rumbler and the others decided not to talk

about the scandal. >> they should not trivial lies. conquer? >> and just to back up that point none of us read the other story story. >> cody did. >> that's why he was screaming loudly. >> matt, you said this is what newspapers do in general butter up sources which i guess was fine. can we agree that the only people we think in washington is glamorous? >> we can't agree. there is an audience out there. there are people who wake up on sunday mornings and watch the sunday morning talk show. >> they don't think those people are glamorous. >> michelle obama is on the cover of a lot of magazines and barack obama. >> they are different because they are radiant. >> washington has some glamour. but there is a weird interest

people have in looking at this as a glamour spectator sport. it is gross, but it happens. >> and men cannot be raid yept. radiant. >> can they? >> no because you have to be pregnant. >> i don't agree. >> that's the toner member. >> dad skews school over kid getting kicked off track team. you said his son is getting bullied by the coach, but maybe he is bullied by his name which i won't try to pronounce. he is not claiming the coach actively bullied him, but kicking him off the team constitute bullying. >> as a bully you are outraged. and i do get annoyed because people talk about something happening. i said really, was your head held in the toilet like back in the good old days? >> i was on the receiving end of those. >> really? >> oh yes.

>> i apologize for that. >> when i see you in the bathroom we say yes, we are putting that head? the stall. putting that head in the stall. >> you were in there and dabbs and i and geraldo were smoking cigarettes and we say why not? let's do it. he seld devito down by his feet and kicked him in the gut. he kept yelling caution. you are going to enter the flush zone. >> don't get me on his mustache maneuver. you don't want to know. or maybe you do. tweet me. >> oh wow. >> kimberly, you said last week you decided it is not. did something happen last week or have you just had enough? >> any number of scandals and it doesn't have to come from last week, this is the type of lawsuits everybody is seeing. everybody is a julia and wants

everything. whether it is college varsity letters and scholarships and they get to be included in the team. dodge ball is banned. does that say it all? >> pretty much. why do you say the track coach is obviously terrible? >> he had a fast runner and high skipped a couple practices. >> the only prove -- proof he once fast is his dad said so. >> true, but his dad won't say that unless it is partly because -- >> good point. >> and he is a lousy high school coach is that he is a high school athletic coach. i went to high school and by the way, you owe me $100 million and i am not even joking. >> i just think it is fun -- funny the dad suing for $40 million because his son's constitutional right to be on a track team was violated.

it must have truth to something else he says. >> it is america. everyone is a villain. >> i don't know if you know this, but there was an action shot of him jumping. there you go. >> he wasn't on the ground. he was jumping. >> it is possible for coaches to punish you all the time. >> matt just seemed to assert it . >> we are on matt's side. >> meanwhile, the kid who was a freshman, but the dad is complaining his coach wouldn't let him run on the varsity team. >> he said he is faster than guys on the varsity team. sometimes they may want to let seniors play for the work they put in. >> you can't play. >> what part of this not being america are you tbhod understanding. >> you said you never did

extra curricular activities after high school. >> is that because you were always asked to play sleepy? >> yes jie. 3-d food printers. we did this story? >> yes. >> you said could this be in your mind bigger than the internet 1234 how is he supposed to answer that? >> you are supposed to say, yes, greg, you are right. >> i answered it in my mind. never mind. joe, you said the stuff sounds disgusting. a it is a near prototype and if it feeds hungry people, it does president -- it doesn't matter? >> it does doesn't stop it from being disgusting. sometimes the product doesn't sound that bad. >> i agree. >> only if it is made out of people. >> soiler alert. not having to decide what to eat? >> it is nice. >> don't think about "star trek" phasers.

cork -- workplace romance survey. you said people have to do what they have to do. isn't it up to workplaces to set their own policy. >> for example. i think what news corp says, it should be taken. >> no workplace relationship ever ends well. in fact, last week they married a former co-worker. >> that's true. >> former. >> i was at a wedding with two co-workers who just got married. i >>- q. i wanted to give a shout out to tom o'connor. >> you could have said thank you instead of doing a shoutout. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> is that why, bill, you are so tan. >> this is not tan. i am covered in toner. >> covered by something. >> i'm done. >> and got free food at the

wedding. >> that's why i go to weddings, kimberly. >> can one survive and thrive while living in central park. she discusses her latest book "i bite the heads off my squirrels and use them for the bathing needs. and who should play hillary clinton in a bio picture. i would go with someone famous or unknown. but what do i know? nothing.

who fits the bill to play hill 1234 scarlet johansson amanda sif ri ed and reece witherspoon are being considered to play hillary clinton in a new movie about the exsecretary of state's for ma tiff years as a washington lawyer in the mid1970s. that's the 1970s. when asked whether the story would have sex scenes the script writer told the daily telegraph telegraph -- a

paper, not actually a telegraph -- it is an evolving process so i don't know. she was an attractive 26-year-old with an amazing future and that starts the focus. oh dear god, that is a yes. this sounds like a thing and a thing and should be discussed in some thing. >> lightning roooouuuunnndd. lightning round. >> matt, i am worried that hollywood might be too hard on her. >> i'm not. i did a google image search on young hillary clinton. she was fetching sometimes in the 70s. apple cheeks and glasses and like the dark eyebrow and blonde hair, do you know who comes up like that? none of those three actresses at all? lyndsay lohan. >> think about it. >> i can see that. the movie is due out before 2016, the presidential election. >> again? didn't we just have one of

those. if you look at the actresses cln the casting process here? by the way in my bio pick i will be played by george clooney or hugh jackman. >> reece is going to get it. >> this is a good point. every average joe when they hire an actress they are twice as good looking. i was thinking more for you would be like a joe disco rosa rosa -- joe de rosa. >> double my pleasure there. how would you react if hollywood were to do something about your story. >> you should. >> bill in drag? >> that is a terrible idea. >> that is a huffily compliment. what do you think the choice should be for hillary 1234. >> i think that reece would do a good job. i don't think scarlet

johansson, but i think reece would do it justice. it was weirded out on the streets 1k3* talking to cops so he has range. >> that's a good point. you are a sequential hamaphrodite and can change your gender. >> people go to watch me exraing from one to the other. if there was a "red eye" movie it goes back to billy gene king. then i more of -- morph into erin moran. chachi loves this. 60 years after sir edmund hell rescaled the world's tallest peak. they are dealing with crateds of climbers -- crowds of climbers according to gal geographic. they made the once insur mountable mount congested. many complain of waiting in lines for up to two and a half hours on their way to the top. i know it bothered me and i

was looking for an arby's. there wasn't one there, joe. why do people want to do dumb stuff like that displ -- like that? >> i don't know. i read and the mountain is littered with piles of poop and dead, frozen people. they are independent contractors and if you are going down it is like see ya. they don't feel obligation to save you. >> i have seen gruesome pictures of frozen shirpa's. that just happens to be in my walk in freezer. should they restrict the number of climbers? >> i don't know. >> i can tell you care. >> people should get a different hobby. is it shows that humans are doing better at getting great incredible things. why not go to the least climbed tall mountain.

kg, don't people climb everest so they can tell people they climbed everett. >> it is an echo stroke, right? and i don't want to climb into anything i can't do with my louis vuitton. >> you should do that in your heels. >> it would be uh macing. >> i think it would be fun. bill does it all the time. when has it become more of a problem? >> they said that in the article. you will try to argue with them and will lose. people are complaining because they have to wait two and that of hours to climb to the peek of this mountain. this is a horrible problem with a chai -- chinese rat. >> don't leave now. we have one more story. look at that book.

if you don't have that book you are probably a communist. amazon.com. autographed copy g gutfeld.com and i will sign it so you can bet.

what do turtles have to do with obamacare? i have been asked that question three times today. more like what don't they have to do with obamacare? rand paul explained that there will be many more diagnostic codes. the doctors will have to use the injuries sustained by americans and take it away. >> there are two new injury codes under obamacare for injury sustained from a turtle. you might see well turtles can be dangerous, your doctor needs to inform the government whether you have been struck by a turtle or bitten by a turtle. there is a new code for -- i see some alcohol out there, walking into a lamp post. there is also a code for walking into a lamp post subsequent encounter. i i guess if you don't learn

and injuries sustained from burning water skis. >> that's crazy. >> matt you said if the system could save us all, i would be surprised. >> speaking of reason we had an article about this a couple months back about how doctors are going galt which is a celtic expression. head do care was i'm -- medicare was imposing the codes and not necessarily on the diagnosis because that -- i know are you asleep. >> but it makes sense. >> i am not. >> it is centralizing and the doctors are now basically ticket punchers and working for hospitals and not sole proprietors and they hate. it obamacare doubles down on all of that. doctors with good practicing are walking away. >> that's a scary, scary thing. a bunch of new diagnostic

codes. and bird injuries. has america gone mad or has mad gone america? >> i am going to have to get back to you. >> that was a question i made up. >> now i am so afraid i have to immediately marry a doctor so i don't have to deal with in i of this. >> i thought you were talking dr. j. >> no, a real doctor so that -- >> he is a real doctor. >> how dare you? unbelievable. >> just because he plays skoal. >> joe, what do you make of this? they need to stream line it to one code if you are attacked into a water ski and slam into a bed post. what happens when you are attacked by a turtle do you say it all happened so fast? >> wow. >> i mean it happened and the turtle wins the race in the end. remember that.

>> i am adding nothing to that. bill, last word to you. 120% of america does not support obamacare. the fact that that is not in the tele prompter. nor is that a percent. i think when i look into stories and i realize the variables i gotta go back to cody where it was like -- i think he put it best. >> he did. kobe will -- i think -- cody is a modern day vultair. >> it was a voiceover. >> that was legit. we don't doctor our videos. >> god bless you, cody. i am not assuming you are dead. i am assuming you this miserable. he is making a funny noise and he may have a problem. call me, cody. i know you can't call because you have paws. post game wrap up from tv's andy levy.

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>> sounds like him. >> i know. tv's andy levy post game wrap up. >> what is your position on abortion? >> i don't know. >> you told me to ask you that. >> reason.com has a good forum on that. go check it out for those interested like me. >> upcoming gigs ? >> thursday, june 6th i will be in high hometown in connecticut. this thursday i am off so if any ladies are interested in casual sex i can be reached through my website. >> must be a theme. >> that's not in the work place. >> kimberly, how are you feeling? >> raspy, can you tell? >> it is kind of sexy. >> it is working for me. >> she needed like an extra veneer of sexiness. >> you can never have too many veneers of sexiness. >> it is real. >> unlike bill.

kimberly schulz, devito, welch. that is it for me. see you next time. in the meantime let's stair at each other. it has been awhile. caution. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> the problem is that it went to holder and he okayed it. >> he okayed the work of his investigator and so now as attorney general -- >> -- you are saying he is not ultimately responsible as the head man of the justice department that personally signed off on this? >> bill: a "fox news sunday" shootout between juan williams and brit hume on whether attorney general eric holder is guilty of persecuting reporters. tonight, i will talk to both men separately. >> the notion of naming a journalist as a coconspirator for receiving information is something that i find very disturbing. >> now even top obama guy david axelrod is casting doubt on mr. holder. will the attorney general be forced to