start in days in sochi. that's the speed read. thank you for being with us tonight, everybody. i'll see you tomorrow morning on america's newsroom. greta will be back here at tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye," did the government accidentally invent a tanning bed that could help predict the future? if you knew i was going say that you may already own one. and why did the president and joe biden insist on four hours of paintball with the white house staff? >> we do these things because they help promote our long-term security. >> and do some polar bears speak english as a second language? we spoke to one to find out. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> and now let's welcome our guest. she is cuter than a basket of puppies made on a rainbow of yawning kittens.

miss america 2008 kristen haglan. and andy levy, still drinks it. and if jokes were cheesy or cheese he would be cheesy. i read that wrong. tom shillue, but who cares? he looks great. his latest comedy album is called "don't force it." story of my life. and his mustache can bench press 500 pounds. i know because he gave me a bore as a christmas gift covered in hair. john bolten, ambassador to the u.n and fox news contributor. he is also the president of "red eye." >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. you shouldn't wear anything, greg. it is messing with the fish. >> thank you. they are young. they are beautiful and they are about to die. the new stay in school psa from australian -- australia offers

a portrayal when students skip class. the video is graphic so beware. get closer to the tv to see it better. ♪ ♪

>> ?o! let's get out of here! >> it is pulling me down! >> i told you it was graphic. the message however is very, very clear. don't leave your girlfriend behind when there are things going. you will die. ambassador, it drove the message home. stay in school. >> i believe in deterrents. i think they are on the right track here, but the problem is it doesn't happen as they say in the video. i thought they were going down the road that the problem was 2ing to be pregnancy at the

end. >> the funny thing is they wouldn't have the guts to talk about pregnancy or any of that. that's tay moral quandry. explosions are easier to manage. is the ad effective or the opposite of not effective? >> noneffective? ineffective? this is disgusting. i'm sorry. i could not watch it a second time. i had to peek through my fingers. i understand the tactic. they are trying to be strategic. they watch gory movies and video games. i also think kids are so desensitized that seeing another fake video, they know it is fake and they would blow it off. i don't think it is going to make as big of an impact as they want. it is totally gross. >> tom, i don't know. i think it was quite alluring. i was sucked into it. >> that would draw attention to your frequent animal

mutilation mutilations. >> i skipped class one time with my cousin, grover. we went to the museum. >> who cuts class to go to a museum? >> we went to the garden museum in boston and we looked at paintings all day. we thought it was a great educational day. >> so you cut class to educate yourself. >> we thought we were going to do it on our own. i think this ad is great. i do think -- i don't think it was great. they slacked off and they didn't read the sign. the sign said don't go in this area. explosives will blow you up. they were too busy riding looking at their sandals and looking at their hair. >> that would happen to kids even if they did finish school and stayed in school. they would be reckless. >> no if you stay in school you would read the sign. >> they were i illiterate,

tom. >> yes, they were. they tell you that's what happens when you slack off. you get blown up. >> andy, doesn't this glamorize skipping school? you are going to the beach with your hot friends. you really don't have to worry about being blown up because that is rare. >> is it rare? there is no way to know. >> there is no way to know. >> they are using them on the internet. >> the thing is, tom, it is not they didn't read the sign. if you notice that as they are driving they start to look at a map and they say screw it and throw the map out the window. >> that was the problem. if they followed the map i'm sure it would say clearly explosive testing area. don't go there. you need to stay in school to read a damn map. >> that's true. my problem with the story is the teens were way too hot. that distracted me from the actual lesson. >> i was thinking by

australian standards, they are ugly. everybody in australia is beautiful. >> they all know how to surf. they clearly would not have gone to a beach where there were land minds. >> the fact they were hot made it tragic. that makes you a shallow person. >> that was meant to be an insult. >> did you see "the beach" with leonardo dicaprio? >> i read the book. i may be the only one who read it. >> it is a good, swift read. >> on the beach about nuclear war. >> i think there is another message here that we are completely missing. i don't have it though. but there is a message that they are trying to say -- i think they are making fun of psa's. >> they are a duo named henry and aaron and they are big in australia.

they make comedy videos. >> it doesn't add anything to what you said. >> it is a satire of a psa. >> now that we analyzed it we have taken the. >> out of it. >> their tweet lead to defeat. it is day infinity of -- they thought the ad would make conservatives mad. msnbc kicked up a crap storm on twitter after writing righties would hate this adorable commercial. >> gracie, you know how our family has daddy and mommy? >> and me. >> that's right. pretty soon you are going to have a baby brother. >> and? and a puppy? >> deal.

>> i'm disgusted by this. who eats cheerios like that? on wednesday the official account of msnbc tweeted maybe the right wing will hate us, but everybody will go awe. the new ad with bi-racial families. somebody at the network wrote, earlier this account tweeted an offensive line about the new cheerios ad. we deeply regret it. it does not reflect the position of msnbc -- yeah right. he demanded a personal apology from the network prez while banning all staff from appearing on msnbc until he got it. i'm sure they were devastated. on thursday afternoon griffin issued a statement saying the tweet last night was outrageous and unacceptable. we dismissed the person responsible for the tweet. i wonder what that means? they sent an intern home?

i apologize to everyone involved. for more on this let's go live to cat in a bucket. >> that's the new 5:00 hour on msnbc. are you surprised that they got a personal apology and b they would fire somebody over the tweet? >> was that the last official act of the president of msnbc before he resigned and shut the lights out? haven't they fired everybody? these people -- the problem with that network is they don't talk about policy and they only talk about personality. i will commit the same mistake. how can they be so low? don't they no sense of shame?

>> everybody is doing this as msnbc. they are just making fun of people who are different from they are. they fire people responsible. it is the net wrk and not the people they are firing? >> exactly. it says how much of the content is news versus how much is opinion? msnbc has the worst score that is almost all opinion. and this is not any different from anything on the regular programming. if you go and look at the replies, some said these are not the views of msnbc. and they said, yeah they are. this is what happened with harris perry. she pointed out made comments about mitt romney adopting a bi-racial grandchild. >> this is the same person who was trying to say something

nice about the military and came up with the marines' motto semp semper-fi. >> it is like saying a corpsman. tom, i have a feeling you have a deep feeling about this. >> yes, i do. and the brew -- bruhaha of the commercial. i broke the interracial barrier 10 years ago. >> really? 10 years? >> 10 years ago. >> there bass an era. i was the patriarc and we were a multi racial family and nobody said anything about it at all. i bet todd had it on a loop somewhere. >> do you know how to send a picture in an e-mail? >> you have to embed it.

>> take the little guy here and drop him in the body of your e-mail. you how cute is -- how cute is this kid? >> that is a realistic family. >> that's america right there. >> i think your wife lied to you. >> i have to be honest. >> that was a multi racial family. maybe back then there was no twitter. they couldn't tweet anything. that's the difference. >> the fact is people were charmed by my commercial 10 years ago and they were charmed by the cheerios commercial. there is no real controversy over it. a couple of jerks in junior high school tweeted something about it. cheerios was able to use that and everybody came to their

defense. but i agree with kerstin that this tweet was actually more mild than what most people say on msnbc. they said maybe the right wing won't like it. as the hosts of the shows they con constantly accuse -- constantly accuse them of direct racism all the time. >> it is getting tire so many. racism and hating gay people and all of these things so they can knock republicans down. let's talk about real things happening in the country. >> but then i have nothing to talk about on "red eye." if msnbc is acting responsible i have nothing to say. >> is cheerios in tau grated? >> they do have honey nut cheerios. >> they have multi grain cheerios. >> it is not the same box. >> they have chocolate cheerios. >> they do? i have never seen those. >> they exist. >> where are they in the store, andy? are they in the back of the store? cheerios, you have a long way to go. >> cheerio.

>> andy, you were so offended by the ad that you are boycotting all general mills products. that makes no sense to me. >> i will tell you why of the the ad was sexist. it promoted -- it promotes outdated views of gender norms. did you see how the daughter demands a puppy, and then the father says deal. he didn't even ask the mom if that a is okay. then they cut to the mom and she looks appalled. clearly in the mind of this dad and in the minds of the palm at general mills, it is the husband who makes all of the decisions in the family and the wife has no say. shame on you, general mills. i will not be eating your cereal anymore. >> or general motor buying cards or general dynamics buying jet planes. >> i will not even listen to general public, one of my favorite bands. it used to be evening -- english beat. but that is neither here nor there. i don't eat them for one reason, cheerio breath.

you remember in grade school that somebody next to you had cheerio breath because they don't brush their teeth after they eat cheerios. >> it is an oaty flavor. >> it is like oaty farts from a mouth. in third grade there was a girl next to me that emitted a cheerio breath. it bothered me so much so that i could not eat cheerios. >> okay. >> can we change places here? >> do you find it odd? you are telling me you don't notice cheerio breath as a phenomenon? >> well, my wife has eaten cheerios almost every day of her life. >> so you are used to it. you don't even notice it. imagine if you spend 10 minutes a day with somebody. oh you notice it, it is perfume, like an evil, satan perfume. that's what it is, my friend. what am i doing? i have other things i want to say. i don't like boycotts. i don't like them.

are there t-shirts for your feet or just pals sponging off your shoes? our series begins tomorrow. but first -- does snowden deserve the nobel peace prize? no, i guess we don't have to do that story.

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outing the spies? it is day blah, blah, biah of -- two norwegian politicians, they have them there, ambassador have nominated edward snowden for

this year's nobel peace prize. they claim, quote, the public debate and changes in policy that have followed in the wake of the whistle blowing have contributed to a more stable and peaceful world order. not so fast. that says journalist edward locust. lucas takes his fellow scribes to task for portraying snowden as a saintly hero. he says the reality is, quote, the damage done by snowden which dwarfs the cold war traitors traitors and defectors. they assume the nsa material is in the hands of moscow and beijing or will get there eventually. anyhow let's look at how other countries punish their tray fors. traitors.

>> you know what, there is meat on the string. >> that's fantastic. >> that's a komodo dragon. >> it is the same family of dragon. i will get back to the viewers at home who need to know the answers of such questions. ambassador, i couldn't believe you heard that snowden was being nominated for a nobel prize. you got up and you cheered. that surprised me. >> that cheered me too. another custom from japan we can import. i said before he is a traitor and he should be prosecuted and then he should be strung from a tall oak tree. that's my moderate position today. >> you have not shied away from he should be executed from his crimes. i am inching toward that

belief every day the more i read about this stuff. kerstin, what do i make of this? >> it doesn't surprise me. the nobel prize has nominated such people as mussolini and adolf hitler. it is over like 256 nominations for the nobel prize, so there are a lot of people we don't hear about of questionable content. >> i was nominated for the nobel prize. >> not you. >> was that after you said he should be strung up from a tall oak tree? >> who nominated you? >> a swedish parrel men tear yen, how about them apples? >> that's amazing. people want to stay relevant and get people talking about the nobel prize. that's fine, but i think the "wall street journal" opinion piece was good. americans do this a lot especially people in the press. they say all of these countries are so noble and all of these things.

the way they treat their tray fors, they treat people -- their traitors they treat people and divulge secrets. it is like, america is so horrible, come on, please. >> and they won't give up their spying because we think it is distasteful. the "wall street journal" piece says the snodenistas -- that was the question i was going to ask you where the origin came from. >> i am a built -- bit of a word smith. >> have you been a word smith for years now. theythey are paranoid by the american government, but they are strangely trusting of other governments like the russians. somehow they are not going to do the same thing. >> strangely forgiving of the world's tyrants. it is amazing. yes, he should not get the nobel peace prize.

what has he done but start wars among fox news contributors? >> true. that is true. it has turned fox news employees on on each other. >> although i haven't seen coverage on every network. >> i feel like the only discussion, the real discussion is at fox news. >> fox news is the only place where we go at each other's throats over this. it is the most nonpartisan topic. people are crossing lines back and forth. when you have a person like the same camp at glen green wold that is shocking. andy, you are a card carrying snowdenista. go ahead and speak for your lover, you america-hating pig. >> this "wall street journal" piece was like if you took a steaming dump and then threw it in the garbage and mixed it

in with the other garbage and threw it on a page that would be the "wall street journal" editorial. >> how long did you spend on that? >> there is not a single fact in this piece. he makes a bunch of statements. no evidence to support that. >> they are now in the hands of moscow and beijing. there is zero evidence to that. >> he was in hong kong and he is out for dinner, do you think he carried his computers with him the whole time? >> do you think he had it on the hard drive and he didn't have them on flash drives? >> i think they went through his room. >> i think he is smart enough

i don't think he cares. >> i don't think he cares about our safety. >> he cares about himself. >> this is what he is doing to us. >> people make these statements with zero evidence. >> you just did that. you made a statement with zero evidence. >> which statement? >> that one. >> the information he revealed about the sources and methods about our intelligence gathering has played directly into the hands of our adversaries and he is not finished yet. >> he wants attention for himself. let's be honest. he does not care that much about american security, but he does care about himself. he is getting a lot of attention with all of this. >> the congressman says there is a tender embrace of the russian government. that's not a metaphor. >> i wish it was a metaphor. >> i have a question for the ambassador. would you settle for a gal low? does it have to be a tall oak tree? >> i would go for the gallo. >> maybe he wouldn't be in

russia. maybe he would come back to america if a bunch of intel officers and a former ambassador to the u.n is talking about stringing up up a tree. >> if he were a whistle-blower he would be in this country. first he goes to china and then to russia. >> he is at the two countries who want to get information. >> they just wanted to shove it in our face. >> and they the caps see. >> they -- capacity. >> you stop your allies. you say you cannot take him in and then you say how can you go there? >> look what he is doing to our show. >> pulitzer prize maybe. >> what kind of prize did he win? >> i think he should get a secret decoder ring. >> he probably has one though. >> he probably does.

>> the chinese have the secret de cord ring. >> they don't know. they don't have those cereals in russia. >> they don't have cheerios? >> no, in russia captain crunch is made of wood. >> there was no captain midnight for the little kids growing up in russia. >> we have to go. that was interesting. nothing is ever solved on this show. it just gets worse. we will talk about it and talk about it and talk about it and then we will forget the whole thing and start all over again. that's what we do. coming up, the big yellow think in the sky. but first, what drugs are in justin bieber's system? it is the story ambassador bolton demanded we cover.

the scalpers are getting scalpedded. it is shaping up to be the worst superbowl history. there were 10,000 tickets still available at met life stadium which i believe seats about 4 billion people. >> no. >> scalpers blame cold weather and heightened security. i would be up to 30,000 bucks and in new orleans i made 40 grand. in new york, i don't know why they did it. i would be happy if i made five grand. come by later, we can work something out.

the tickets are purchased so we are talking about hub-bub. >> stub hub? >> oh that is a website for something. >> who cares if you don't make money. they are scalpers. >> this is a huge industry. i was at the olympics in london. >> gad for you. good for you. >> my husband was trying to scalp tickets. they said this is the worst year for this. it will be the worst super bowl ever because i know who will win. >> who? >> the seahawks. >> why? >> because there is an ape in the salt lake city zoo who every year picks the correct winner of the super bowl. he has been right six years in a row. >> how does he pick it? >> he runs into an enclosed space and there is paper mache heads of the football teams and he takes out the one that is goings to win and he took out the seattle seahawks so i

worried it for everyone. >> maybe he is knocking out one he thinks will lose. maybe he gets it wrong every year. >> no, no, no. he is dead on. >> we don't know his intent. we will never know the monkey's intent so stop trying. i am a year away. ambassador, how come people hate this super bowl. was it the weather or the price that it is in new jersey? >> it is probably that it is in new jersey. i am the last person to ask. i haven't paid any attention to the super bowl since the colts lost to the jets. >> that was devastating. >> and they favored joe namath over joany you. you-- johny uni. >> it did all go downhill. >> the high point was when the colts beat the giants. the greatest game ever played.

>> i was negative 6 and i loved it. i was floating around somewhere in pre birth going, yeah. anyway, pre birth. stomp, -- tom, scalping. you are a performer. how do you feel about scalpers in general? >> if they want to spend this money for the tickets, so be it. i don't know why anybody would want to go? have you ever been? it is leak watching at home except your couch is concrete and it is outside a block away. you can barely see the players. >> it is freezing cold. it is awful. >> i don't like it. >> you can get a great deal. they said in the article if you go down the dye of you can make get tickets for $500 or less because people are trying to get rid of tickets. it is great for the fan. >> there is no last minute to the game because the transportation is so bad. you can't drive there. you can only take public transportation and then who

does that? andy, a question for you is wouldn't it make sense to skip the whole thing? >> you mean not play it? >> i can see you thought long and hard. >> it is only going to affect 60 people. >> my monday the game is over. >> fake the whole moon landing. >> i am with you. free market at work or whatever. it is illegal. they are mad at the nfl for cutting into their business. you are killing our business. >> is stub hub illegal? >> every year how can they get the tickets? >> it is collusion. they are colluding with the nfl. they buy the tickets early and they jack them up.

>> it is a theory and not a fact. >> have i been to a raiders and titans game. >> california games are great. >> football is one sport where it is better on tv. the coverage is so good. our tv's are amazing. do you have one of these new flat screens, greg? >> they are amazing. >> they are wider than they are taller though. >> but it is like going to the sin cinema. >> i like it taller and then wide. >> ever since i spent that week in the hospital i decided i wanted a flat screen this big hanging over my head. now i lie like this in the bed. >> i have that with my ipad. >> that's what the ipads are for. >> screw all of you. it is an over hyped mess. it is a four-hour headache, the super bowl. i am going to a sports bar around the block from where i live. i know it is a sports bar because all of those guys are really fit.

>> they wear tank tops. >> they must play pro sports. a lot of jocks are there. they are wearing the jock straps. i am going there. >> they don't have tv's. >> there is a lot of huddling and a lot of hiking. >> it is actually not really a bar. >> it is called quarterbacks and centers. >> it is. i think was called a mailroom. >> it sounded like a gay bar. >> i doubt that. >> wow. >> i am a little insulted. >> don't think of leaving now. there is more stuff to talk about.

bieber, pot, xanax. it is day 499 of -- just change the name to unrest. that's what i would like to do. he had weed and prescription meds in his system. his voluntary urine sample showed thc and the anti-anxiety drug xanax. he tested negative for cocaine, opiates, meth and brain matter. the report jives with what bieber told cops after he was busted for dui which was, quote -- which means i'm on drugs. ambassador, you were saying to me before the show started, you don't need to take any

kind of drugs because bieber is your drug. do you feel fury? furry? >> the last i saw bieber was being arraigned in toronto. that's the latest in the series. i figure now this is the perfect opportunity to deny him entry into the united states ever again. let the toronto media over dose. >> they have rob ford to od on. >> they will be a sitcom i hope. bieber's dad tweeted a photo of him. i think we may have it up there. do we have that? they say it is coming in the next 25 minutes. it says safe and sound. he is at home in bed. i don't know what is going on. >> what is that? >> it is him and his half brother. >> i thought it was a weird doll of some kind.

are we being too hard on justin bieber? >> i understand drinking. that's what 19-year-olds do and i understand the marijuana. he is a rock and roller, but i don't understand -- >> he has panic attacks. >> what does he have to be anxious about? the only thing he has to worry about is which direction he will comb his hair. he settled on upwards. >> he has made that decision. >> he can stop worrying. >> there is no -- xanax, wait until you are 35 to have xanax. or maybe he has a fear of flying. i take xanax when i fly and -- >> let me ask you this. >> i don't understand you take pot and xanax and then you want to go drag rasing? that seems like the opposite of what you wouldn't to do. >> >> you would go drag sleeping.

>> you would drive really slow. >> sit quietly in a closet and weep. >> you said he hasn't been taking enough drugs. i was surprised he said that. >> i was as well. not a proponent of drugs. >> are you? >> no, i am not. i am not, greg. i was actually surprised that this was all that was in his system. i was really surprised because of the stories we have been hearing about him and going to strip clubs and the erratic behavior. i totally get the xanax thing. working in the entertainment industry when i was miss america, the pressure that is on you and the public eye and all of those th lot to handle. i can imagine that for someone who got as famous as he did as young as he did -- there is an enormous amount of pressure to do things to impress people. i get why he is taking anti-anxiety medication. >> but he is taking it recreation alley. >> didn't he say he would retire? >> rough life. >> what was that bowl of pills

in the green room for? >> just sugar pills. >> and in a couple hours you will feel it, ambassador. that's fine. we will be at the bar dancing. >> sometimes they make you feel like you are on tv. >> >> you know it kicks in. >> can we put that picture back up? the instagram picture? it was a picture of justin and his half brother. >> so where do you see this ending up? >> i think it will end up just fine. >> it will be when he is 48 he will be our howard hughes. he is just living alone and

feeling fine. >> is that cheerios breath? >> you know what? i don't know. i worry about the lad. i do. >> this just makes it more impressive. when you were a child star and you have come through and not been a total head case. like -- >> ron howard? >> yeah, there you go. >> jodie foster? >> yeah, there it is. >> what is this way you are talking? what are you jimmy stewart now? do you have a comment on the show? e-mail as us. do you have a video of your animal doing something? i hope so. click on submit a video. we may use it. coming up, captain crunch.

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riley factor" 8:00 p.m. eastern and andy will be on" the real story" with gretchen carlson. coming up tomorrow on "red eye" yes, we have a new show, fry -- friday. we have joanne norton. that's tomorrow. here is a story. should we scoff at their spinoff? it is the subject of tonight's -- >> "red eye" debate, 2013 live from the" red eye" debate center. >> welcome back to the "red eye" debate center. i am greg gutfeld. can you really improve upon captain crunch? the new cereal is called sprinkled donut crunch and it has tiny donut-flavored o's covered in rainbow sprinkles. the question is why would you do that? if you want a donut, get a [bleep] donut. sorry, ambassador. i gotti motional. i lie my donuts and my cereal

and my captain crunch. keep them separate, but equal. separate, but equal. sounds familiar, but it was wrong back then. in this case it is right. tom, i put it to you. first, can you improve upon captain crunch? >> of course you can, greg. you can stop it from ravaging the inside of your mouth. >> that's your fault. >> why? it is a chronic problem when you eat captain crunch. >> it is called crunch-itation. crunch and irritation. >> the sugar corrodes your teeth. that's what actually happens. >> the roof of the mouth where it shreds the top of your mouth. >> oh, oh that's bad too. so it is all wrong. >> that is not captain wrurch's responsibility that is the responsibility of the consumer who eats too much captain crunch. if you eat too much -- >> i won't stop saying captain. >> i forget.

tom, i will let you finish your thought. i'm angry jie. that's it. >> that's it. i am not a fan of the cereal because of what it did to the inside of my delicate pallet. >> ambassador, you dealt with a lot of serious questions in your life. if the u.n uses this cereal, won't we be one step closer to world peace? >> the pressure is on. on the one hand -- but then on the other hand -- i think i was for captain crunch's new cereal before i was against it. i think that's my position. hope it was clear jie. what difference does it make? andy, would you eat sprinkled donut crufn? >> no. i am a captain crunch purist. as far as hurting the roof of your mouth, you are an amateur if that is happening. the key is as any professional will tell you is you learn what the correct amount of time to leave it in the milk is so that it is still crunchy, but it doesn't cut your mouth. it is a delicate balance. you quickly figure it out.

if you have any skill whatsoever , which clearly you do not. >> are you a soggy eater. >> soggy is gross. >> you are missing my point, and i am glad we are having this "red eye" debate. it is not about being soggy. it is striking the perfect balance. it is still crunchy, but not dangerous. >> you no i, -- you know, skier stin, what do you think about this? >> i think it is wonderful. i like captain crunch. i love the idea of donuts and cereal together. it is fabulous. >> i am not ready for it. >> other companies have a great history of doing this with great success. oreos introduces new flavors all the time. the birthday cake we just got. it is vanilla with birthday cake sprinkles in the middle. it is amazing. >> the oreos, no, no, no. they are -- it is like, okay if this was happening in nature, we would be like, whoa! frankenstein.

don't make new bodies out of dead bodies. don't take a donut and put it in the cereal. >> it is not a flavor. it is a donut. >> it is delicious. >> a donut is a conduit for something else.

hello, everyone. i'm coyle, along with bob beckel, eric boling, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." well, we are three days away from the big game, and "the five" will be kicking off the weekend with you tomorrow from super bowl boulevard in times square. more than 100 million americans are expected to watch the denver broncos take on the seattle seahawks on sunday at 6:30 p.m. more than 400,000 tourists will come to the new york city area. uplifting, isn't he. we all know