now, that's the poll we have on gretawire. so go there. in the meantime, when you are not watching -- when you are not on gretawire. you know what to do. o'reilly factor that's up next. see you on gretawire in a few minutes. good night from welcome to "red eye." tonight. >> coming up on "red eye" has new study linked excessive cuddling to male stupidity, the story men have been waiting to hear for 2,000 years. and does the white house think the robocop remake was a mistake? >> it wasn't great for the country. it was unnecessary. >> and finally, goat speed dating. the hot new trend some say could spread to the rest of the animal kingdom. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> in case you haven't noticed, i'm andy levy in for greg gutfeld who got uh hold of -- uh hold of some bad chinese food. i am here with author,

columnist jedediah bila. and she loves her shoes more than you. and he dresses like a 15-year-old's idea of what is 35-year-old should dress like. it is jesse joyce. >> nailed me. >> and next to me is daily caller deputy editor will ron, not to be confused with the curler. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> if you like r and d are you not -- r&b are you mott gop? pandora can predict how people will vote by what it puts in the ear holes. candidates vote on age, location and music taste. according to pandora it can tell a person's politics with 80% accuracy which is almost half. as the national journal reported, listen to a lot of country? you are probably a strong republican voter.

like jazz? you are likely a democrat. classic rock and hip hop? you are harder to pin down, but that may be what ad makers are looking for. speaking of harder to pin down. >> well done. >> serves him right. jedediah, welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me. >> your music taste runs toward lilithfare. do you buy the 80% figure? >> i don't really buy it. i live in new york city. i am a female the last i checked. i listen to sara mclaughlin. i know a lot of conservatives who don't listen to country music and listen to music my this centers onp. generalization. to buy this, you need do

listen to generalizations. >> we willed dit the part -- will edit the part where you don't like generalizations. do you buy this and a follow-up question, do you buy this? >> do i buy this? >> this? >> this. actually i do largely buy this. can i say dis? you said buy this and then buy dis. i am confused. i am not keeping up with you. >> i am about to start over. >> no, it is an obvious point. of course toby keith fans will be conservative. it is rural areas and places in the country. what we big city folk would call flyover country. on jedediah's point, when your musical tastes don't lineup with your politics, i love bands like arcade fire. the last thing i want when i am listening to one of them is a move on ad for al frankin to

come on because it will take me out of the chill zone. >> you should call it the will zone. >> that's something else. >> and what is up -- what are you a hip sister? are you a hipster? >> did you not tell by the beard? >> i'm from brooklyn. >> jesse, you mostly listen to of a villa --avril levine and linkin park. >> what will i have to talk about with the other kids i work with? >> i don't get it. i was beating you too -- >> i was done, man. >> this is a complex algorithm. it can identify voting friends on a lot of thens. i heard if you listen to a lot of kid rock it will play campaign ads for voting in local wet t-shirt contests which is impressive. if you listen to michael buble they assume you will vote for your cat. >> what if i would vote for my cat though?

>> you have a wolverine t-shirt on. no, i think this is an -- for example -- i love ac/dc. i can't stand neb else who likes ac/dc. i don't want to associate with the kind of people that like ac/dc. as a result, i don't want to hear what a ac/dc fans think i want to hear. >> i think you hit your quota. >> i had two. i mumbled them both. >> oh that makes a difference. it is okay, guys. we don't have to bleep it because he mumbled it. you mostly lessen to metal and pandora channel and what does it say politically about you? >> i am confused for the most part. i don't like to reveal what i listen to. it is a lot of house music. when i am at the gym it pumps

me up. i don't know what i -- i don't know what it does. >> you will vote for the king of belgium. >> i am tired of these ads everywhere i go. every time they come on on my station it is terrible. i almost wants -- want to pay to not hear them anymore. it is so they will get more people to not get had ads. >> that's a really, really good point. >> it is a great theory. one campaign guy says they will endorse a democrat. and they will give ads for that person and to people who listen to that music. does that seem dumb to me? it seems dumb to me too, andy. if you can't separate the artist from the politics, then i mean, i can't think of a celebrity who shares the politics who i like

the saw leb bra tees -- the celebrities, i am not interested in sharing their thing. i feel like this might be a waste of political campaign money. people can't stand politics invading every aspect of their life. there is no safe zone. the dinner table, they want you to talk about obama care. listen to music without it being shoved down your throat. i don't want to hear political ads from liberals and republicans and conservatives either. get out of the way. i think it is going to be a waste of money. i don't think it will make a big difference. it will not be music to her ears. i was going to say something else, but i will leave it on there. should they approve leaving a bruise? it is day 37 of -- a

kansas lawmaker introduced a bill that would let teachers and 30 givers spank children hard enough to cause redness and bruising. they say the aim is to restore parental rights. spanking is allowed as long as it it doesn't leave marks. it would take the slaw a step -- take the law a step further. i was against this and now i am for it. jedediah, you claim to have once been a teacher, but i have seen no proof of that. in another life. what is your take? i don't like spanking at all. but your parents can do what they want in your own home. in teaching it is easy

to lose your cool. once you get a stamp of approval and you say spanking is okay teachers lose their cool 50 times a day. kids will get spanked left and right. unless you had a kid named jesse. or a teacher like jesse. couldn't get enough spankings. jesse, you were saying in the green room as far as you were concerned this bill does president go far enough. i agree. if you met a kid from kansas, but they deserve to get their ass kicked. are there any famous persons from kansas? >> toto. >> not a lot to go on with the kansas story. that is something you shouldn't say. >> was that all you have? >> kansas should let kids who misbehave get punched, but it should be in a celebrity boxing match with george zimmerman. >> great delivery. >> i am a -- don't tell me how

to deliver comedy jokes. >> you let rich elderly men spank you as a way to earn extra cash which is your choice. but now as far as this goes i am not a parent, but i can't imagine giving someone else permission to spank my imaginary kids. >> there is a big difference between parents having -- parents spanking their two or 3-year-old kids and then a 9-year-old kid getting spanked by their attraction tiff -- attractive 20 something -year-old teacher. there will be a lot of weird sex happening in kansas in like 15 or 20 years of the by 2030 you will have i'm from kansas is shorthand for i like to be sexually humiliated in parks. >> that's "50 shades of gray" right there. >> i am going to guess you repurposed that. >> i was trying to think of a way to tie it into him getting spanked by an old man. >> thanks for taking us behind the comedy there.

the bill's proponent says children are losing respect for authority. agreed? >> i think fear is the important word. that's what the spanking ultimately does. it is more the fear of being pushed -- being punished that promotes good behavior than the actual spanking. my mother instilled fear in us, but it was fill in the lord. she said jesus is watching. don't hit your sister because he is sitting between you. isn't that terrifying? >> it is more effective. >> they have a healthy fear of the lord. i don't think you need to further instill that. >> i don't think that teacher should be be able to do this. i think, like jedediah said, it should just be the family's decision. >> here is my problem. the bill rules out hitting kids with a switch or hitting them on the head. how are they going to learn? >> you want it to be more severe punishment. if you are going to do it, go

all the way. i just think it is a bad idea. i wouldn't want to put my stamp of approval. and these parents don't know teachers all that well. you send your kids to school and you have a parent-teacher conference and you don't know what will make a teacher snap or how easily they will: -- that will snap. i can't imagine a parent would say i will hit my kid until they are red or bruised jie. and from the exhaustive -- >> from the exhaustive research i did -- that that i de majority of experts say spanking is bad and it is a counterproductive way of disciplining the kids. they learn from the aggressive behavior. >> look at you you psychologist. did they reject a certain subject? it is the topic of tonight's --

>> is this racist? >> this week they face categories that include international cinema showcase and kiwi-fawna. i wonder what category is left. >> african-american history for 400 please. >> they crushed all of the other categories and desperately avoided african-american history. when the racists were finally forced to tackle the topic they got three out of five answers correct. three-fifths? that's better than this dog's ball catching percentage. >> i'm so upset that nobody

liked my joke. >> i noticed it. >> as long as it was noticed. i would rather it be noticed than liked. >> it wasn't enough to warrant a laugh, but it was -- >> jedediah on a scale of one to 10 with 1 being racist and 10 being super totally racist, how racist were they? >> all shows should have sherrod while we are talking about this. is it possible they are just not well educated and they had no idea what to say in that category. maybe they are not the brightest lights that shine so they waited and didn't pick on it? >> aren't the college jeep pro pro -- jeopardy kids -- >> not all of them. >> i think they were hoping the one next to them would be a good category. >> my theory is they were afraid to pick the topic because they were afraid if they didn't know the answers

people would say you are racist. >> the fact that the cart cal was written -- article was written isn't that the point. what a mine field when you are not picking it. it is one thing to confuse john travolta and tom cruz, like confusing the emo and the ostrich. you don't want to mix up malcolm x because they may write about that too. >> they did know more about kiwi-fawna. >> what is that? >> it sounds delicious. >> is it kiwis and fawna as opposed to flora and fawna is the animal. >> really? >> yeah. >> see that was a microaggression and they were terry fight they were going to be committing microaggressions the entire time. they had no idea what was going on. i really think that's the thing. like you said, they are terrified of everyone looking at them and being sensitive to

their sensitivity to the subject. >> what do you think it says about our society and about our educational system and you? >> a lot about me, but we can talk about that later. i definitely think that maybe we need a month in our schools to have a less son or two about -- a lesson or two about african-american history. >> perhaps if we intertwined it with american history. >> that would not be a bad idea. >> as the administrator of the pack sun white power message board, were you upset they got any of the african-american history questions right at all? >> it is equal opportunity. >> unless you know the secret pass word to the message boards. >> if i was the administrator i would know the pass word. >> of course you are saying that. >> i understand that they totally missed the point. i don't know how they got upset about this and they missed the final jeopardy question where the holocaust was put in quotes.

that's pretty offensive, right? in quotes? right? alex trebek used finger quotes when he did it. he was like, holocaust? that's a little much. >> i don't believe that happened. >> there is no pacific sun white supremecist. >> i think there might be. >> how day you set up your false premise and then accuse me of lying. >> coming up, i should a film not be considered cannon? the series begins tomorrow. but first, would you buy an edward snowden action figure? better question, do you think there will be any left when i get home and place my order?

it is the perfect toy for your tattle tale boy. it is the edward snowden ache fights against the evil nsa protecting every american's right to privacy. the super powers include complete transparency and always winning at hide and seek. a company called that's my face.com is offering the doll along with several outfits for $99. but they note you can also buy edward smoa den's head for -- edward snowden's head for $60 and fit it on your own figurine which is actually a better option for me. they will be donated to the freedom of press foundation. mine while -- meanwhile, who will protect us from the rabbits? >> i am not sleeping tonight.

what was that? will the snowden action figure take an honored place at the side of your vast super hero action collection? >> i have a thor hammer, andy. don't make me use it. that i have a thor hammer too. ladies and gentlemen. >> were you talking about your [bleep]? >> nope. >> here is my issue first off, it doesn't look like snowden which upsets me. it needs to do something. can it hack into the computer? snowden needs to do something if it is an action figure. my superman action figure, i want that baby to fly. i want some action for my action figure. >> you can book the snowden action figure and then send it there. >> and then it is gone. >> like snowden. is snowden worthy of plastic

fame? >> i think for $99 you should be able to get the whole set. you should get the glen greenwalled and the julian assange and the putin and the van they go around in and solve mysteries in and defeat the predator drone who fires its own missiles. that's worth $99. and then it can turn to a cartoon and a live action movie based on the cartoon. >> they do have an assange doll by the way. >> they do? >> yes, i looked. the thing is $99 or three days of tips for you from ihop. does $60 make more sense? >> that's why i strip at birthday parties also. you make more tips. yes, it is $99, but it is so easy to buy. you don't even have to fill out on-line credit card forms because they have your credit card information and your address. did you see what i did? >> moving on. joe app, -- joanne, there are

outfits you can order and one is an indiana jones that comes with a whip. is that what you will get? >> yes because my barbies will love it. they will be excited to do some role playing. that's what barbies do. anyways, i think that $99 is a lot of money or there may be a microphone chip in him so he can spy. see, i almost made a joke too. >> jesse, you almost made a joke. >> it is a lot of money. but he is on the board of directors for this nonprofit, but where exactly -- who is this benefiting? where is this mown going exactly? to his own personal fund? he is needy? >> he has no -- neither he nor the foundation have anything to do with it. they are just donating the proceeds to the froe dom of press foundation -- proceeds to the freedom of press foundation.

can we put up the picture? they make an eric holder action figure. can you just imagine the epic battles between him and the snowden action figure? >> it looks like you can reenact lethal weapon with that. >> what is that suit? it is like it is 1978 in doll world. >> that's how eric holder dresses. >> this is like the worst toy ever. who would you give this to? >> before you say this is the worst toy ever -- >> i haven't played with dolls in months. >> well it is an action figure. it is important to note that it is an action figure. >> by the way, before you say this is the worst doll ever, note they make a rick santorum action figure. >> these things would be so much better if you could pull a cord and hear them speak. >> not santorum. >> no, i think that would be so much better if you could get that stuff coming out of his mouth.

>> they need a blow up doll with that one. >> i would do horrible things with the santorum doll they make a ron paul. >> i have a scare crow mask and put it on him and then use it with the scooby doo set and then you can unmask him and he is the villain. >> i feel like they don't understand the word action. >> they should call them passive figures. >> inaction figures. >> i think we beat this one to death. coming up, if you are a man tom cruise will blow you -- away with his performance. first, does hollywood have a problem with women? an exclusive interview with hollywood straight ahead.

does tinseltown keep women down? well a new study reveals that hollywood is shutting ladies out of key roles and director and? an expositions and big paychecks. according to the status of women in u.s. media report, women represented 30% of speaking characters in the top grossing films of 2012 and 16% held top executive movie jobs in 2013 and of the 16 biggest paychecks for actors per film, none went to a female actress. meanwhile, the top 10 actresses collectively made 40% of what the top 10 males

took home. honestly i blame katherine heigl. her performance in "27 dresses" set everyone back and you know it, america. >> you said it. >> is it the writers to blame? they don't write good, female characters ? >> i think if there were more female writers then we might have some more female roles. i think our big blockbuster films we are seeing now just don't have the roles for these women. and then if you go to directors and producers, well i just think it is this industry that is reflecting the larger issue in the country which is women are under represented or not being paid enough. i think this is just a statistic that goes across the board. >> i just want to point out our producer said deservedly so. >> i hope the transition goes well, todd. >> is the simple question the

bottom line that there are more roles for men because that's what sells movie tickets? >> they make their money from the huge action-packed blockbusters. they are going for the lowest common de dominator, things that explode. they are looking for the lowest common denominator, egyptian on egypt street. they are things that explode and there may be a systematic bias going on here, but this study doesn't prove that. >> is there an egypt street? >> i believe so. >> there was a guy on egypt street going hey! i like all kinds of sin gnaw ma, go [bleep] yourself. >> here we go again. >> the gop gets crap to the so-called war on women. we have hollywood stats here and don't they deserve to be called out? >> yes, they do and they are taking a cue from obama's white house where women make less than the male counter parts. you thought i couldn't weave

in an obama line? >> i never thought so. >> i am not surprised by this, hollywood hipocrites. a friend of mine wrote a book. they did the same with green energy. they lecture you about it and then hop in their private jet. >> how mad does this make you? >> not mad at all. half of the most -- half of the top grossing movies are "fast and the furious" and they are male driver. >> i like driving fast and things that explode. >> women can be furious. >> that's the battle. >> that will be movies are. >> is it the same in the stand up comedy world there are more male stand up comics than female? >> as a fact, yes. >> what does that mean? >> why is that? >> yes. do people like you keep the female comics out of the

clubs? >> no, female comics are tresk. actually if you want to get into it, there was an interesting article where they pointed out like women don't need to be funny. men do. it is an at trough beaut -- attribute that is admired by women about guys. guys don't care about that. they leak boobies, right? as a young -- young girls -- think back. were there a lot of funny little girls in your class? it is not a skill that you feel like you need to hone. as a boy if you are not good at sports, you realize pretty quickly i better be funny. i will get attention. we just have a head start on women as dudes. i have had to be funny to come pen say the for my other [bleep] failings for years. women don't have to do it. >> the extremely foul language you cast out?

>> that's why i didn't learn anything in school or proper grammar. >> these two broads are beautiful. they didn't need to be funny. >> are you saying we are not funny? >> i am saying it was not something you had to do as a child. >> amy schumer, i saw a great show of hers and she was talking about that. i don't know if you can make the generalization of the. >> it is not a -- i think amy schumer is hilarious. there are tons of funny women. >> lots of girls said i had braces and acne and it made me pursue my sense of humor because i thought that was going to win over some boys. i feel like a lot of people go through that. we all have an awkward stage, every one of us. >> women make a conscious choice to go into comedy in young adulthood. whereas men it is like, well i am good at that. i have always been good at that. there is no choice for me to do stand up. it is like that's what i have to do. what else am i going to do? no other skills. >> you can flip pancakes. >> i am a failure at 30 jobs

at at the mall. >> that's what i cal. -- that's comical. a pervy professor pleaded guilty after filming up two students skirts with a camera pen. his excuse? he wanted to make sure they weren't breaking class rules. he said he was gathering proof that one of his students was not wearing under garments in class which he thought was inappropriate. he took secret up skirt video of the students because he thought one was being inappropriate. you almost have to admire the disconnect there. >> yeah, it is like, i stole money out of your wallet to see if you would notice. see if you are responsible with your money. >> i actually did notice and i just kind of felt bad for you. >> okay. >> you can just ask. >> next time i will do that. really? a veteranary professor?

i guess he doesn't get laid and this is his way of getting some action? i don't know. poor guy. >> but, will, aren't you amazed at the effort creeps will go to to get video? you can just go on-line and see naked women. >> you would think that free, widespread internet pornography would have wiped the peeping toms out. >> widespread, that was funny. >> yes, i did that on purpose. you would think peeping toms would be a thing of the past. andy, you told me in the green room that's why you cut it out. >> cut back i said. >> oh, but the great thing is this is one of the worst excuses in human history. you can claim to be a secret agent and that's why you have a pen camera and that would have been a better excuse than this. >> the guy's mug shot picture, as soon as you heard the professor filming up the skirt, that was the image that popped in my head. >> that looks exactly -- this is an obscure reference, but

it is like norma mcdonald. it is exactly that. can i just say by the way since will brought it up, can we at some point in the english speaking community come up with a less adorable name for the crime of whacking off in a stranger's closet than peeping tom? it is a cute sounding crime. it sounds like a children's book character it. the adventures of peeping tom. >> can you imagine a snuggle bear on a pillow? i think that. >> if you are going to do it, just like, i don't know, add -- serial rape go with humpy bruce. peeping tom. it is like a turkey who cheats at hide and seek. >> jedediah, in the green room you were defending the professor. you said how else are we supposed to prove that one of the students wasn't following

the rules? >> i have my pen here. this is why i keep pointing my pen, by the way. to capture something. >> all you had to do is ask. >> you said with the porn it is so accessible, but for a per vert it is the thrill of catching something they shouldn't. you can go on porn hub and watch whatever is available to you by people who are saying look at me. pervert you have toroom and figure out what am i not supposed to be seeing? >> there is a joke about that at a strip club about how there are boobies everywhere, but when the waitress comes over and you can see down her shirt, those are the boobies are not supposed to see. >> but it is a serious argument. people made the argument that areas with widespread high speed internet, they actually have a lower incidence of sex crimes than other areas of the country, and they think that's the reason. >> that's interesting. >> jedediah, what was the name of the place you said you can go? >> porn hub. >> h-u-b?

>> yes, spell it correctly. >> have i a new book coming out. you can't miss it. a picture of my face on the cover. won't be confused with any other infooer yes, sir book coming out -- inferior book coming out soon. no, but greg's book will be out in march. go to g gutfeld.com to find more information.

with should we burn through every twist and turn? it is time once again for this. >> "red eye" debate, 2014, live from the" red eye" debate center. >> welcome to the "red eye" debate center. i'm andy levy coming to you live from the "red eye" debate center for tonight's" red eye" tau bait. streaming services like net flix and netflix we can watch our favorite shows all at

once, and we do. but some say it is kind of a drag. he claims watching all at once is lame and lonely and hinders the shared experience because if you plow through every episode of house of cards you can't tweet or talk about it without others crying spoiler. welcome to the "red eye" debate center. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> is it the greatest thing in the history of television? and i remind you those are the only choices. >> it is time for a third way in this debate. >> one of those. >> how important is tv watching to you that you not only need to talk about it with somebody next to you, but you need to talk about it with all of your on-line friends? that strikes me as somewhat sad. it is like staying in on valentine's day and plowing through an entire season of "house of cards." "house of cards" is designed to be binge watched. that's why they released it all at once. >> jedediah, seam question. is binge watching lame and

lonely or the greatest thing since time itself. i remind you that the answer is the greatest thing in history since time itself. >> i binge watch old 90210 episodes. i spend all day watching them. but there are certain shows i like the surprise element. every tuesday i get my popcorn out and i sit and get ready for "dance moms." i love that show. i sit on my couch and i like the surprise. i do look at the tweets and i sort of enjoy that moment. i see both sides here, andy. but the lonely argument makes no sense. i don't like people and i don't understand why you would want to have people involved in that experience. >> joanne, martin writes watching "house of cards" by myself and not with my friends and social media following is a boring and lonely existence. sorry, i need the exhilaration to enjoy it with someone else and about 450,000 on instagram, twitter and facebook. as will said, i find that sad for so many reasons including the fact that he tells

everybody how many followers he has. >> he was putting that out there. he is not alone watching it. he has his new friends which are the actors on "house of cards" with him. i am all for binge watching. if you have nothing else to do, why mott? what is the harm in it? the only thing, there are some shows you shouldn't. i love watching "the bachelor." i will watch it every week. but if i were to watch all of the episodes at one time i would realize how disgusting the show is and how i am uh febded -- offended i am and how stupid everyone is. that i need in weekly doses. these other shows go for it. go to town. >> when baby gap laid you off last year, you spent countless days binge watching "sister wives." i know that is not a question, but i don't even care. i'm sorry. i shouldn't have brought it up. >> i spent so many years and invested so much time in baby gap and for them to let me

go. >> could i totally see you working at the baby gap. >> were you a baby manager by the time you left. >> nobody folded booties like this guy. anyway, some of us -- you can judge people for binge watching, but some of us are addicts. does that occur to you? yes, are you antisocial. it would be way more social if i could have drank three beers back in the day, but i couldn't. i drink 30 beers in a row and then wind up at 8:00 in the morning on the subway and find out somebody cut my wallet out of my pants. that's not social. and then i ride back to queens with people my age who are going to a job at work, and i am still drunk from the night before. that's not social at all. i can't help it because i was born this way. >> will, other than the fact that martin is wrong about

binge watching -- here is what bothered me. he wanted to tweet about "house of cards" because people said spoilers. and they said i get the same thing when "scandal" is on and that comes from the people on the west coast. i can communicate with those on the east coast. if you live on the east coast and live tweet a tv show you are a jerk. >> yeah, i would say particularly "house of cards" is a great example. he has a point about you don't want to tweet the spoilers because it ruins these things. >> but why tweet out spoilers for a show that won't air for three hours. >> do we need to live tweet television? instagram television shows? how does that work? i don't understand what that means. >> do you a selfie with the tv in the back like i'm watching. >> that's the saddest thing i have ever heard. >> do you ever selfie yourself into "the bachelor"? >> and i pretend i am accepting the rose and the tears are real. >> you take the side shot

where you in front of the girl. i don't know. >> it is an art. >> i guess that's what you want to do. >> don't you want to lose yourself in the show? don't you want to be engaged in it? >> i would love to be engaged. >> this is bleak. >> that's two in a row of the you hit me with the baby gap firing. nobody loves her and i don't know what to do. >> the people of twitter love her. >> you can go binge watch your feelings. >> i would like to say in the past few months i watched "scandal,"" house of cards" -- no, "scandal,"" person of interest" and "arrow" and it is the best way to watch tv period, end of debate. what happens is when you catch up and the show is on every week, it suddenly isn't as good because you are not wrapped up in it the way you were when you were watching episode after episode. >> i think people like something to look forward to. if they are really into tv at

they can say i have my show on wednesday and that gets me through monday and tuesday. >> well, see, i don't look forward to anything. coming up, oh, toilets. fun.

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next "red eye," not me if i feel like this. we hope greg is back to host, or do we? we have lou daabs and gavin mcguinness. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> awful noise. >> joanne was noising along with that. >> it is like a minor cord. >> would you pay a fee to pee in luxury? they will be installing lavish lavatories in new york city. but it is not cheap. ie, it is not free. yes, desperate midtown tourists can only take sumptuous dumps if they pay for a three-day pass and an annual membership of $15. it is not welcomed by all. they feel it will put the social and economic divide between those and can and

can't use the can. that was tough to read of the doesn't this go against everything the mayor is trying to do? in other words oppose a communist workers paradise where everyone is equal? >> in that way i support it. is there another target demographic? are theyy tycoons and rich people who work outside? i don't understand the bees model. i will predict it doesn't work. >> if people are willing to pay for this, fine. do you think it will be profitable? >> no, tourists will enter a restaurant and they will be able to use that bathroom. why would a tourist say no, i need a lavish bathroom in the middle of midtown. if are you a tourist you are traveling throughout the city and you have to get to midtown to use the service and then leave midtown. it doesn't make any sense. >> the worst part of the city. >> joanne, would you pay for this? >> i am all for this. i will become a member and pay my annual dues and do other

things in the bathroom. i live near midtown and i shop at that forever 21 frequently. not frequently enough. now that there is a bathroom there, i will go often. come on. >> just so you know, joanne, we are changing over the forever 21 inventory. beat you do it. >> you didn't though. >> you were going to accuse me at working with forever 21. >> as manager of the new brunswick taco bell have you ever thought of charging people to use the bathroom because you would be a millionaire? >> oh, the diarrhea joke. you can pay $8 to use the bathroom or a vitamin water is $2.50. >> it is more difficult for us women. >> we can't really do that. think about the female anatomy, even though you haven't had personal experience. >> let me tell what you it will be used for, sex. gotta go.

thank you, jet do dye jaw, jesse -- jedediah, jesse, will. i'm andy levy and i will see you next time. i don't know >>

>> cavuto is back tomorrow.

right now, "the five" live from new york city. >> hello, everyone. i'm andrea tantaros along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, and greg gutfield. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." on friday, the united autoworkers suffered a crushing defeat as workers at a volkswagen plant in tennessee voted against joining the union. it was one of the closest watched in decades, even provoking a response from president obama. senator bob corker said today the vote wasn't a result of anti-union sentiment but rather the anti-worker sentiment of