new york. weiner can lead in democratic polls for pulling his pants down, how can it hurt. down, how can it hurt. welcome to "red eye." i'm tv's andy levey filling in for greg gutfeld who is locked in his office because somebody put the keys on a high shelf. let's go to michael moyn hi an for our pre game report. what is coming up on tonight's show? >> scientists in italy claim human head transplants will become a reality. could doctors attach a funnier one on bill schulz's little body? probably not. plus, first lady michelle obama says living in the white house is like being in a nice prison. her hunger strike for better con dieciouseses is in -- condition is in the third week. and a new line of lego for girls is a massive success, but is it exist? but is it sexist? we ask a panel of men for

answers. back to you, andy. >> thank you, michael. see you at the end of the show. >> that would be great. >> let's welcome our guests. well, she is here despite what i'm sure many people have told her today in the office. hopefully she will stay for the whole show fox business network reporter joel -- joelene kent. and don't confuse him with bad nova or swedish furniture kingpin because they are both jerks and he is dan bova. he is "maxim magazine"'s editor-in-chief. and he is the last hope of a dying race before the planet exploded. but they didn't realize our yellow sun would have him grow as a 90-pound weak lig. yes, it is bill schulz. and he went by the street name ed jive2. he since cleaned up his career.

joe devito. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. knock, knock. who's there? this jerk. >> not cool. not cool at all. save that for greg. a neuro scientist caused a stir by asserting that the human head transplants may soon be possible. he writes in the latest issue of surgical neurology international and recent medical advancements in the reconnection of spinal cords makes the surgery doable. also apparently we have been successfully switching noggins on animals for the past 40 years. for it to work, the donor and recipient must be in the same operating room and the procedure must occur in one hour. here is a look at how doctors hillary move donor heads. how doctors will remove donor heads. can't argue with science. >> why would they do with that

music? >> doctors play music in the operating theater. joe, what could possibly go wrong here? nothing, right? >> i have seen enough creature features to know this won't end well. i am afraid people use this instead of going to the gym eventually. just have a head popped off and put on a different model. any doctor who has been working on this, if this is what he is telling us, he has a secret lab somewhere where he is putting the head on a pittbull. it is not going to work out well. >> dan, this is basically the ultimate photo shopping, isn't it? >> why do you ask me that? >> i just thought you would understand the language i am using as the editor of maxim magazine. >> it is air brushing. it is, and i just hope we can return bill's head to the poodle body it came from. >> can i call you jlk?

>> sure, my friends call me that. >> it is half jlk and half jfk. >> and kfc. >> a big fan of kfc. in fact, the other day i was somewhere in new york and i saw kennedy fried chicken. it was just outside the city. >> i want to explore this. >> and unfortunately i was just driving by. i would love to have patronized. i could have given a full report. >> apparently there is an unfortunate side affect that it leaves them paralyzed. >> minor. >> he says that technology is a really, really sharp knife. i'm actually not making that up. >> i saw that. >> does that give you a lot of confidence? >> total thousand percent confidence. it is not air brushing. it is like life shopping. it is fantastic. there are situations where many of you would like to have

your heads swapped. right? >> no. >> if they have the technology that has no pain it is all gain. >> i think this will end up with poor people will go to the gym and paid a lot to go to the gym. and then when they hit the age of 25 they will have to swap their body with some rich out of shape guy. >> you seem to be on a plan to get more fit. >> this is what i see happening. it is a tradeoff, i admit it. >> can i just say that's obamacare for you? they still have the bolts on the side for you too. >> they are delaying that a year. >> we have to wait. >> bill, i can see you wanting to swap heads, but who would possibly want your broken down body? >> i thought it was one bill joke per story and you are at number four right now. >> you notice that was an

actual question. >> at least you have an inflection at the end of your sentences unlike another host. there are lots of things going on right now that makes you think the future is now. cars that will drive themselves and greedy printers and human centi peakeds. this is not -- centipedes. this is not one of them. this will be okay in 30, 40 years, but god forbid the first trial patient. they will have an extra room like an alien resurrection. they were all of these tried, but failed where the head is stuck to the arm and they are trying to talk and they are taking you to the wall. i would wait years before i try something like this. >> i would wait for 2.0 on this. >> and i would want ridley scott to direct it. >> somebody gets a hand transplant, and there is a big chance of rejection. your head is turning purple and i don't know how you work around it. >> if your head is infected, what do they do? >> what do they do with the

other head? >> are they swapping? >> it is a fair switch. >> who would you want to swap with? >> somebody with a mickey man tell and i would give them a bench player. we are doing the baseball card analogy. >> which we weren't. >> that was my point in that poor people are going to lose at this. that's how it works. >> if you have always wanted a sue purr flew us with third nipple this is how to get it. >> what if you are an old married couple and want to switch it up a little bit, let's switch heads. that could be hot. >> i always find it odd, joe, that none of these scientists are talking about the possibility of putting human heads on animal bodies and vice-versa. i think that's where the future is. >> that was a scary part in the remake of "invasion of the body snatchers." do you remember when the head

showed up on the dog? >> yes. >> that was very scary. i recommend everybody see the movie "the thing with two heads" where he plays a white racist whose head is put on the body of rosy greer. but it is two heads at the same time. that's a quality film. >> it is a thing with two heads? that's a big title. >> but what is it about? >> you will have to go and watch it. i don't want to spoil anything. >> i just want to say if we are going to do this, we should only make it legal to pair up attractive heads with attractive bodies. >> no butter face transplants. >> didn't you want to trade up? >> i don't think that is possible. >> you can negotiate something. >> might be right. i don't know. >> it is a lead story. >> dan, i just feel like a lot of people were warned and we laughed them -- laughed at them at the time. once we allow gay marriage head swapping is next. >> now it looks like they were right. >> from a talking head to

stalking ed. yes, he and his goatee have no where to go to. nice grammar, bill. edward snowden's options for asylum are dwindling as he continues to camp out in a moscow airport lounge. must be nice. at least nine countries passed on his request for sanctuary and the kremlin says he his -- he withdrew his request. snowden's saga has been made into a movie. finally, dan. a group of young hong kong film makers put together the flick with an american born teacher as snowden. >> have to hit the airport and it is a contractor landing from hawaii. >> what do we know? >> he failed to report his travel plans. >> not good. send this to washington and find out what the director wants us to do.

>> and then this happened. [door bell]. >> and now the even more exciting conclusion. >> wow. >> should there be quotation marks around the film? >> i don't think so. >> could you have given us a spoiler alert? >> you are right about that. meanwhile film makers just releasedded a bio pick about our own bill schulz. here is a scene based solely on his childhood. >> go ahead.

>> if only they would finish the job. >> put down the breadcrumbs. >> you are missing the point. and now i'm on tv. that's inspirational. >> i want to talk about this snowden movie. >> can we watch more of it? >> they filmed this right after he left hong russia, so they don't have the whole waiting in the airport lounge part of the story. do we need a sequel? >> i think so. 24r* is a lot of unanswered -- how many push ups can he do? >> i think that was it. that was all of them. >> i would like to know what the budget woos this -- what the laniard budget was. >> that was a total knockoff rubix cube. >> i noticed that. >> joe, who should play

snowden when hollywood inevitably makes a movie on his life. if you don't include channing tatum i will kick you off the set. >> all of my first choices would be channing tatum. a five-minute movie had to include a workout mantage. i think it is curious that this guy who is not really an actor who played him, english teacher. not a great time to be walking around hong kong looking like snowden. if he wants to go somewhere he could be held up for awhile. >> you know the haircut to transform him, $6.41. pretty awesome. he said he felt he looked nothing like him and got in the chair and then in 12 minutes he was conformed. >> he was teaching english. >> he was able to transform into this boring person like that. it was amazing. >> he was fine, but what stood out for me there was a performance as a cia analyst.

that is probably what we will be seeing more than the snowden character. >> i was disappointed there was no jackie chan. it is a hong kong production. the blooper real would have been -- >> he was doing a push up. >> just out of no where. he was been living in the russian airport and how long could you last? >> i could probably last at least nine months. that's how long i spent covering the republicans on the campaign trail living out of a backpack in a tiny suitcase. assuming he has those amenities. but what i want is a little snippet, a little smart phone video of what it is like to be there right now. where is he? no one has had anien foe on this. where is this? how do we envision it happening? >> i don't understand the fact that he is in an airport, but nobody has seen him. >> people saw him.

>> i am no nsa agent. >> i am no nsa agent, but i would assume if he worked in the company long enough to know the only time you would turn your smart phone on enough is when you are leaving and leaving the phone there so the government following you assumes you are still in the movie theater. call me hong kong film makers. >> snowden may end up in bolivia and would you be willing to go there and interview him? you are not allowed to do any drugs except cocaine. >> at first when he said you are not allowed to do any drugs, that's like being in a moscow airport for four months. but you had me at cocaine. you had me at cocaine. also another movie idea. jerry mcgwire, but more hyper. >> snowden's dad and lawyer

published an open letter and they called him a modern day paul revere. parents are embarrassing, aren't they? >> they are running out of things to call him without traitor in it. >> he is a modern day harriet tubman. >> do they have a bumper sticker, my kid is a modern day day -- >> and you are siting in an airport lounge. >> i just assumed he was in a hotel all of this time. i didn't think he would be staying in the airport. i didn't know the airports are international -- >> i guess there is a part that is international air tore. >> do they have a cot waiting for people like this? >> can you kill a hobo in one? >> i'm sure people have disappeared. >> there are people selling him toilet paper and smoking in the terminal. >> hopefully michael moynihan will let us know if you can kill a hobo in an airport.

coming up, bill schulz gets a new haircut with a weed whacker. should be fun for us at least. first, do young girls prefer female friendly legos? and why can't we all enjoy them? you are watching "red eye" on fnc. stick around.

they are not the best at leaving the nest. according to a new study 29% of american teens expect to be 25 to 27 years old before they are financially independent from their parents. that's up from 27% in 2012 and just 16% from two years ago.

but the same foundation and junior achievement survey found young people are still optimistic with 65% of the brats thinking they will be well off or better off than their folks are. that's up from 56% last year. says one expert, even in the middle of a recession they were optimistic. they know the friends, the trends and that they are part of a larger trend, but they think it will be okay. it is classic american optimism, but meab unreal unrealistic. maybe unrealistic. here is a young go getter perusing the job classifieds. >> i thought he wasn't even reading them. >> a cat rival rid yow is the way to survive in the 21st

century. >> there is a fly that just flew by me. i see you. >> no one else sees that, andy. >> it is there. it is absolutely there. >> you are the business reporter here, allegedly. what should we make of this? is it good or bad or good or bad? >> it is good and bad. 13% of people between 20 and 24, so take out the people in college until 22 and that's still a really high number. it is really hard. kids these days -- dare i say kids these days, there is an expectation to maintain a fabulous life even on social media. taking the cool pick tires of what you are doing and putting out a vibe of coolness. you can't really do that unless you have a job and you can't sustain that unless mom and dad are helping out. it is a tough situation. the economy is not so good. people want to have fabulous lives. >> i know i do.

as a father of two boys howdy pressed are you right now? >> incredibly. this is one of the scarest stories i have ever heard in my life. if i can take a moment to talk to my kids. no way. 25? >> 18? >> 17. i was living on my own since i was 12. >> i don't know if you are the best role model. >> oh my god. that is depressing. i feel bad for these kids because i could not wait -- i mean i think all of us can say i love my parents dearly. i love them to death which is why i pushed them down some stairs to collect on their will. >> awful. >> i'm kidding. that's terrible. to not even conceive of the idea that you are going to be able to get drunk and stumble home to your own apart meant? terrible. >> what about the so-called sandwich generation they are saying. it is a group of americans who are supporting their young adult kids and their elderly parents.

how do they have enough, wait for it, bread to do this? >> as somebody who is gluten free i object to that line of questioning. i think it is bad. i think it is bad you have a third of the group of people they will be home until they are 27 years old and then still optimistic. it is bad the stigma is gone in a i what. we are not a culture like japan where generations live together and you are taking care of the old people. these are young people living at home with -- they are not saving their money because they are not ashamed. they are spending their money on fancy phones and shopping and things like that. i think in america, we are in for a very bad crash when people finally wise up to this. i had to move home when i was 26, not even a year. i cut my hair and quit my band and moving home was the most humiliating thing. i didn't last 10 months. i drove to a friend of mine's house saying can you hold my bong while i move back in with my parents, the one i was

child in. >> that was for water because you had sinus problems. >> it was a vaporizer. >> i think our viewers got that, but i wanted to make sure. >> did you have a race car bed to crawl back into? gee it was the tiny furniture. >> i love pictures that. >> it was like a month ago i was in a band with long hair and now i am sharing a bathroom. brutal. >> bill, serious question. you are stupidment do you think teens are just as stupid as you are? you are really stupid. >> 8. i am not so stupid i can't count. 8. we are over our quota. is it really that bad? in italy men live with their moms this will they get married, period. even until they go to 40. they figure out a way to do it and it saves money no matter how successful they are. they don't mind from their mom's perspective. they take care of the clothing and make the meals and bring

home the bacon. >> that does nothing for feminine choice. i hate to burst your bubble. >> you are not letting me finish. i also don't think women have a right to vow. >> always an idiot. an absolute moron. >> i think they should work, but in a house and not making money. did you read my blog? the last time a woman listened to me, am i right, guys? >> in italy they are -- >> wow. >> i am playing a role right now. >> i am glad we are sitting next to each other. >> the last word to you, jlk, and i want to get at the first part of bill's answer before he sends it to nonsensical mad ease in. madness. >> the voting part? >> maybe this is not an awful thing. it is basically wising up to

the reality of in this economy things will be delayed. people aren't going to be doing the same thing they did 10, 20 years ago. take it into account. but then it has a structural unemployment. if people are not embarrassed to move out, how do you make it better? you just get more and more and more delay. it is a big drag on the economy. boomers are trying to retire and facing a social security issue. >> what is the problem in this country? people do have jobs, but they don't want to do the underpaid ones. makes sense because you can't afford rent. if you are back with mommy and daddy you can take the jobs on the table no one is taking because you have a house to go back to. if you are lucky, you throw out the beanbag chair and super innintendo. >> it is perfect for the hipster. >> or someone who looks vaguely homeless and of that age-group. >> even more authentic. >> m coming up, where do you

go, my lovely? where do you go? i want to know, my lovely. i want to know. that's something greg texted me before i left last night. move on, dude. anyway, what is the first lady complaining about now? apart from the fact that her kenyan born husband uses the american flag as a napkin during dinner, yoap. i don't know.

is the white house more like the big house? on tuesday michelle obama if

that is her real name joked that living on pennsylvania avenue is like, quote, a really nice prison. she made the comment with laura bush at the african first lady summit in tan tanzania. it is like the super bowl of first ladies. >> big time. i just watch the commercials. >> anyway. michelle was describing how her job was liberating and yet confining at the same time. >> i yous -- i just found it freeing and liber rating. there are prison elements to it, but it is a really nice prison. >> with a chef. >> you can't complain. but there is definitely elements that are confining. >> if you can't tell by my face i am outrage -- outraged.

now to -- >> lightning round. >> how long until the impeachment proceedings begin? >> when you see the whole clip you realize she was set up by the interviewer. it is not that bad a thing to say. >> no. >> although she does come across marie antoine nettish with her comments. >> i don't think this was -- >> no, there was a question the way it was asked. if we are really concerned about prisons maybe we can get out some of those people her husband want help. >> and you can get your bong back. >> stop talking about it because no one will hear it. >> in all seriousness, it was object jus she -- obvious she was making a joke. you look outraged. >> no, not really. marcia washington said she was like a state prisoner. if marcia washington did it then -- she was a horrible first lady though. >> was she?

i don't remember. i wasn't alive yet. >> and martha complained to her slaves. it was a different time. >> it feels like being in prison. he literally can't leave. >> it is prison for us. >> she knew how they felt. >> you know what i mean. >> i interrupted you and i apologize. >> it is good forgetting good gossip and what it is like when president obama can't find his left shoe. i don't think it is that big of a deal. it will be a big deal because it is on-line and everywhere. >> you get to the problem here and women are gossiping. >> it is true. >> this is just the pro female show. >> what is your take on this? >> i would imagine being the president or the president's

wife must totally suck. i don't know why anyone would want to do it. every day for four years or eight years the world is going crazy and it is your problem. just one day. everyone just stop for two seconds and let me watch some tv. >> bill, you made many con conjigle visits, but you are not allowed within 500 yards of the white house. >> i am not allowed within 500 yards of any house painted white, particularly in savannah. >> i can understand that. >> it would be one thing if she was literally complaining in front of people in tanzania. i can see how there might be an issue there. not only was it clearly a joke, but she says right afterwards, and i quote, i am not complaining. i don't know what this is. i said this before, when it comes to pun di ts, it is the boy who cried socialist.

you are surprised when they are taking the scandal seriously. as we call. it the boy who cried wolf blitzer. according to a british study -- i am trying to read the next story. one in five adults try to impress others by sounding more cultured than they really are. men are twice as likely as women to try this. shocking. with two-thirds of guys doing it to impress friends and a third doing it to impress a date. some popular tricks to sound more sophisticated is passing off a joke as one's own and quoting shakespear and pretending to like jazz. i was sitting in my office and listening to some coltrain and i was thinking, you probably see right through the crap these guys try to pool. losers. >> are you free friday night? >> i am not. i have a date with a supermodel.

>> it's jazz and shakespear. shakespear i like. jazz, take it or leave it. >> first of all, you don't really leak shakespear. nobody really likes shakespear, but they say it to impress people. >> i am a huge nerd clearly. seriously, when guys try to impress women, more often than not the expression on a woman's face is like, oh that's sweet. on the inside it is like, really? are you serious? keep digging. it is entertaining for me. >> good to know. let's cut to the heart of this. if they say jazz it is immediate they are lying. >> no. but have i to tell you i don't like when people try to be pre 10 -- pretentious. when people are pretentious like that. the fake glasses thing drives

me nuts. i don't get it. i don't get it. it just goes to show that the things women are impressed by, there is not a lot of carry over. >> you are the editor of men's magazine. that's really all i have. i was trying to wing it and improve is not my thing, people. >> i can't believe that women are not impressed by jazz. i am sktin and -- skeetin and skattin. >> bill, last word to you. sometimes you i'm -- impress women by not spilling your beer all over yourself. thoughts? >> if this show were any indication i don't have that in my playbook. i don't brag because i don't

have a lot to brag about. >> look at this. >> remember, he doesn't want you to vote. >> and the humble thing, i will do a little brag here and it is a fact that as a result of this sort of veneer i give to people at work, i have had sex with most of the fox sports commentators. take that to the bank, single dudes. i am the king of news corp. we have to take a break, but there is a difference between being humble and succeeding at everything. sucking the -- at everything. man i blew that one. >> ding, ding, ding. >> coming up, a special performance from tonight's musical guest.

her selfie was the opposite of stelthy.

a woman ran on to the field in the college world series in omaha. that is kayleigh hill taking a vine video of herself evading security. she was tackled with her two friends and then escorted from the stadium and executed. >> what? >> the last part was probably a lie. she later deleted the video, but not before the i'm negligents like this one was shared all over the internet. and it turns out she planned the whole thing. before storming the field she tweeted, if everyone chips into the $1500 fine between me , emily and tory, we will run on to the field. guys, i really wanna. i think this is gross, but am i just 5* crothety old man? >> maybe. i don't want to bring up your age again. college world series in omaha and i have been when my school won. and it is shockingly very fun. it is great. i would have run out on the field -- i would do it probably. >> really? >> ya, why not?

and vine you can get this and be on "red eye" and your career and you are not living at home with mom and dad anymore. >> i think you way over estimated being on this show. >> look how happy she looks. >> she was not nervous at all. i wonder why. it was almost as if she had some sort of help. >> you are almost as old as i am i think. in the 70s when people ran on to the field they were streakers. they were naked. we have gone downhill since then. >> absolutely. kids today don't want to move out of their house and take their clothes off and running down on the field. that would have been the first vine that i saw that was interesting. >> very good point. joe, let's talk about it. to me this is the dark side of social media. people doing stuff like this and they can post-it on vine and instagram and whatever and become pseudo famous for a couple minutes.

>> first i want to clarify going from vine to "red eye" is a lateral move at best. >> it is my first time on the show. >> i will say it is not a selfie without the duck face. she has to do it again. >> you are surprisingly good. >> that is actually on its way out. >> have you seen instagram lately? it is all ducks. >> i thought it was this now. it was like the turn around a so you get the back and the front. >> do we have those? >> i do not take selfies. i do not do that. >> you take roofies. >> you only take selfies where you are hitting yourself in the neck with a large mallet. is there a market for that? >> that has yet to go viral. i was hoping i would be a household name every time i do that. the one thing i will say is i wholeheartedly support this girl , but the only time this ever ends well and the person has a smile from the beginning until the end is if they are

not a dude. if you go to any of these things and a guy tries to pull over, bad things happen. not just security beating the crap out of this guy and not only the fans who are their fans , they beat the crap out of them. the next day he has five teeth and he is on the cover of pamphlets saying this is what happens to you. because she is cute and blonde we are talking about her. >> her and tory and emily. >> bff's. >> have a comment on the show ?e mail us. and do you have a video of your animal doing something? go to fox news.com/red eye and click on submit a video. coming up, the post game wrap up from michael moynihan. >> "red eye" is hosted by soccer. they try to kick a ball into either goal on the other end of a rectangular field. thanks, soccer.

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back to the cultural comisar. >> you have a very soviet title. >> i do. it is better in russian. i have been down here for a longtime, you know. at the end of the show it is really like i'm asleep down here. >> that's it? >> it was fan -- fantastic. we have two joes here. i will start with lady joe. is that okay? can i call you lady joe or jlk? >> i disagree with andy. i think you were better than both of those americans. >> you are very impressive. >> it gets worse. >> you said and i don't believe anyone answered you, but i wasn't listening that nobody could say that there was a head that they would swap with. i was coming up with some

ideas. do you have one? you ask the question. is there somebody you would swat heads with? >> wow, ya, i could think of a lot of different people. >> like shepherd smith? >> shep for sure. >> angelina jolie. i would love to have a day in the life of her. the girl that ran on to the soccer field. >> sure, more intellectuals. >> i am trying to picture joe's head on shepherd's body going hottie, totty. >> that is great. 245 is hot television there. andy, i am going to do what greg does to me. you are a libertarian and you wept on this ri -- you went on this rif twice. it would make poor people into specimens. isn't that just the market at work? >> i didn't say it was a bad thing. i just said what would

happen. >> i just wanted to make sure. >> i am not backsliding, moynihan. >> you are supportive of an army of muscular poor people with heads. >> as long as you have that head. >> my job here, andy is to clarify things. >> in all seriousness, i do think if this technology is a reality which i highly doubt it will, at least not in our lifetime, i do think that it will end up being -- you will end up with body farms for rich people. >> why not with organ donation? >> it is illegal. >> in the u.s. >> there will be a thriving underground head market. >> everything -- everybody is board by this. >> let's go to the great american hero edward snowden. i loved by the way that they had this amazing like dark

music when the door bell rang and it was glen greenwald. cue the music. really fantastic. that video started of bill's childhood in chem knee yaw was brilliant -- in chechnya was brilliant. let's see. who said -- it was dan who said how many push up dashes dash according to wikileaks he did 2300 before he did that interview. if you trust assange -- >> do you think he did it so he could be punked in the video? >> he had slayer on and he was getting into it. >> he is like a warrior of information. >> a modern day paul revere. >> and the raiders. his dad was lukewarm on his own son when this whole thing began. he was like, well, i hope he didn't betray his country. and now is his lawyer statement.

can you kill a hobo in the airport? yes, but you will be arrested for it. bill asked that. go ahead, but there are consequences. you might be able to go to ecuador though. they don't care about anything over there. >> not a real place. >> not true. the lazy confident kids, let's see -- >> take your time. >> is this new? kids are lazy. i think jlk did make a good point here. with the instagraming and the -- what are they doing? my spacing. >> oh you poor thing. you are stuck in the 90s. >> didn't they have my space in the 90s? >> i don't remember. >> it was more the 2000's. >> i think the kids are much -- everyone is talking.

devito, i have a real serious question for you. >> perfect. >> you were in a band 1234*. >> yes jie. what was the name of the band? >> the name of the band was lead foot which was after that another band was named lead foot, but ya. >> that sounds like a long island bar band. >> it does. >> and it was, right? >> we were heavy metal -- look, i don't do it anymore. i wish i was on stage somewhere. not putting up with this abuse. >> i guess jlk said bill was using italy as an example and failed to point out that italy has like 87% unemployment. and the women don't have the vote in italy. it doesn't exist for women. >> that's not true. >> it might not be.

>> there were people on this panel that believed you. >> because the panel is full of idiots. >> jlk, very smart. >> this is how you meet a girl. >> read 12th night at the bar. can i just say on the michelle obama story, and the final thing on michelle obama because i am running out of time, you know, she was totally joking and everything irritating about this was horrible. she did make a prison joke after visiting robin island where nelson mandela was there for 30 years. so it was a day later. and martha washington was indeed convicted of murder. >> also not true. >> i am just asking questions.

>> allegedly. >> that wasn't a question. >> go away. go away, mike. >> i'm tv's andy levy. see you next time.

so hang on. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> in your opinion, calling somebody a reference pardon my language [bleep] punks. >> that sill will. >> it is. >> yes. >> bill: high drama in a florida courtroom as twins the jury that he purposely killed trayvon martin. megyn kelly with the latest. supreme court deciding issues along political lines rather than constitutional principles. >> bill: that was last night. this morning a new poll says most americans do not believe the supreme court is doing a good job. charles krauthammer will analyze that. >> the day i used that word was a world ago. it was 30 years