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for greg gutfeld. she spends her nights and weekends trying to get spiders to bite her so she can get extra hours. i am here with jedediah bila. and she is terrified of bees especially spelling bees. those give her hives. it is joanne nosuchunsky. and she puts the party in grand old party. he is also the author of the amazon best selling e book don't let the hippie shower. and he looks like the bad guy in every film. joining me is buck sexton, host of the but sexto -- of the buck se xton network. >> a block. 9lede. that's the first story. >> could a proposed law in california have prevented last week's killings? days after the mass murder at santa barbara they are pushing a bill that would disarm people unstable and possible whree -- possibly dangerous.

under the gun violence restraining order they could notify courts or law enforcement officials if they are concerned a family member or friend committed an act of violence. he would be put on a list of people bared from buying weapons. the bill's author notes the mother of the killer in santa barbara alerted authorities about her son a month earlier. she said, quote, she should have been able to go to law enforcement and say here is the evidence and sadly my son is a threat and could create violence. knowing that a parent didn't intervene and didn't have an effective tool is tragic. jedediah, the killer owned three guns despite rn whattings from his family and -- despite warnings from his family and others. should there be a law like this? should you be able to put someone on a list? >> it depends on the language of the law. i am worried people with no mental health expertise will tell authorities this person can't carry a gun.

what if there is a family fight and someone wants revenge on someone. ii don't want it to be that easy to discriminate against someone for what may be a personal reason that doesn't warrant it. >> welcome, is there potential for abuse here. one lawmaker says he could be used as a pretext or excused for leverage in an inter generational fight. >> this is the slipprey slippery slope. you can have your cousin put away or brother put away. i don't see how that works. i am more for actually getting them into a removed, protected mental health care for awhile rather than just say you can't have the guns ordaining russ stuff. >> isn't that the other issue? it is hard to force someone to go to the mental health care.

you would have to prove the same things you would have to prove for the gun law. >> you would be removing them from society while they are made better. that's the difference. here this guy doesn't get a gun here. he gets it illegally. >> their concerns are valid, but the slaw similar to domestic violence or restraining orders. if someone says i have a family member who could be violent they would have to make that complaint and a judge would hold a hearing and the judge would make the determination. does that make abuse of the law less likely? >> it makes it less likely, but here is what i would say about this as a gun control measure which is what it is. usually in the aftermath of a tragedy people want to do something, and that something will include banning whatever was not used. they say we want to ban an assault rifle. was an assault rifle used? well, no. at least they are focusing on the right problem which is mental health. finally you have a gun control

issue where reasonable people and second amendment advocates can say, okay, they are looking at this from the right perspective. can this be used? i say you will not have that many cases where this will be implemented. mass shootings have been going down over the past three decades. will this prevent much? probably not. there is a narrow window you have to separate in to get somebody. even if you change the law you might not do that. most people don't write 140-page psychotic man -- man fess stows. >> you do every day. >> i am like 350 single spaced. >> you have a lot to complain about. >> opponents are concerned it would limit the civil liberties of those people living with mental illness.

should that be a consideration? >> i would definitely worry that the definition of propensity for violence or mental illness, that there is not a clear one. >> if you are being treated or correct medication, to say that's a hobby or therapeutic for the illness how long are you on the list? what is the length of time you are not allowed to have a gun? i think some rights may be sort of -- i don't know, they are croched upon. >> the newtown masacre, he stole guns from his mother. unless you are taking away someone's freedom and have them committed which is a big step. >> when there is a will there is a way unfortunately. >> including guns and knives which people don't talk about as much as they should. >> that's a good point. this guy in particular used knives. >> used knives to kill people and tried to kill with his car. >> i'm assuming the judge would then -- if the judge ruled that yes this person

could be -- could pose a danger to other people he or she would temporarily take away that person's firearms and make it so they can't buy them. i assume the way it would work is you would have to get treatment or whatever and go back before a judge and get a doctor's note. >> i think a better solution is to find a way to link mental health professionals to law enforcement. there seems to be a break down in communications. if someone goes to a therapy session and is showing a characteristic that they are a danger to themselves or someone else there has to be a way for that mental health professional to have contact with law enforcement or family. there seems to be a communication break down that happens repeatedly that these people are in therapy. they are seeking councilling. it is known to be a societal problem. some say they may get access anyway. yes, they may. let's make it hard for those

who are a danger on paper already. snowden starts unloading. it is day 90125 of -- yeah nsa leaker and super patriot edward snowden appeared in his first television interview with brian williams. snowden denied connection to the russian government and said 9/11 motivated him to protect his country and defended the nsa saying, quote, these are good people trying to do hard work for good reasons. when confronted by his seemingly criminal acts he replied, quote, sometimes to do the right thing you have to break a law. you tell them. is it time to bring our boy home? >> i don't think there is any question i would like to go home. from day one i said i am doing this to serve my country. i am still working for the government. now whether amnesty or clemson

see is a possibility is not for me to say. that's a debate for the public and the government to decide. if i could go anywhere in the world that place would be home. >> just remember, edward, home is where the heart is. we all know your heart is in the right place. speaking of ear -- irritans h. is. >> is america the cat and snowden the orange balloon or is snowden the cat and america the orange balloon or both? >> the orange balloon is my prostate. >> i took uh sphenes to that.

>> i don't want to know what the cat was. >> that was a disturbing video. edward snowden, edward snowden fancies himself a whistleblower, but he is a traitor. there are two ways to go about this. there are channels you go through to be a whistleblower. then you are not exiled. now if he comes out put him in a cell with chelsea manning and don't give her make up. >> they have a term and it is unemployed. or prisoner. >> well, buck, i want to be fair and balanced. is he a a hero and b a patriot and c america's favorite son or d all of the above. >> can i go with either? with e? >> in that case it is awful the above. what i find problematic is he is not just i was a spy and i was really cool, now we say the nsa is full of cat ladies. lots of ladies with cats and

they have headphones on and listen to stuff. that's what the nsa is. there is no ninja stuff. why did he release information the u.s. was doing outside of the u.s.? that's any question any real journalist is -- should be asking. there is no whistle blowing in china or russia. maybe there is a debate about clemency, but he shouldn't be talking about the other stuff. there is no rational. there is no constitutional protection for the chinese. >> i agree with you. the counter argument is it is a glen green wold we is citizens of the world. >> there are no citizens of the world when it comes to intelligence. >> i like the fact he released what they are doing to american citizens. >> a million documents 1234* a million plus?

that seemed like an insurance policy that put us at risk. >> the interview last night or tuesday night or wednesday night whatever night it was snowden was ella qept through the interview. some say he must have had media training. do you think it helped his cause? >> i found him a little arrogant. they ask him a question about putin and whether or not putin tried to get information out of him. he looks down and says no that didn't happen. i have a hard time believing no one in the russian government tried to access information. i still have a hard time believing they didn't try to make sure that was the case. in terms of overall appearance i think a lot of people found him a little bit arrogant. >> he definitely did. and he has to. he said i know better than the government.

there is something -- look, i say that all the time. >> when it is deserved. >> i want to get joe into this. you were watching the interview and singing "bring him home" from les-miz. >> is snowden another john val-dange. he says sometimes to do the right thing you have to break the law. it is about perception, but the right thing is what the law is if you are looking at a government standpoint. so he did not do the right thing by breaking the law. it is funny how he tries to justify his actions. the way he sounds like coming home, it is like he is talking about an ex-girlfriend. you know the nsa, really great , had a really good time. just not -- it is me, not you.

he is thinking of the comforts of home. if he comes back he will not get any of that. >> i think you are right. when he says the right thing he is talking about morally right. >> something that morally right to one person is not to the other. >> it was lment -- it was almost adolescent. the thing i want most is to come back and not face the consequences. >> look, the guy is now living in russia. it ain't no picnic. he is facing some consequences. >> if he hadn't left he would be in prison and we would not know his story. he is correct when he says i would be in jail and we wouldn't be having this discussion. why is it when the secrets come out and wikileaks and all

of this stuff, it is always america. we don't find out anything about russia or china. we find out about america's miss deeds. there are a lot of bad guys that we don't know about that we should. >> it is just they are americans and that's the secret they have access to. >> they could do a little more on that. >> but it may not be as interesting to the rest of the world as america doing things wrong. it is much more interesting. >> that's the point, no one would be surprised if there were documents showing putin spied on the citizens. nobody would say oh my god i can't believe pew stin is -- >> sometimes you have to play for the home team. the context now, let me make this clear. these other countries are spying their faces off. >> we snow that in large

part. >> they don't know that and they are never going to change. >> every one of the european countries are two faced. >> they are all full of crap. >> i want to before we go to break probably the most important thing out of the interview is snowden is now watching "the wire" and he didn't like season 2 that much. i think this makes him the last white guy to watch this show. >> i was close behind. i started watching it recently. i got to season two. i hate to say i agree. >> i agree. >> i have never seen the show at all. is this a boy show? >> the best show ever. >> feel like joanne and i cash dash. >> we are too busy watching the car gash yens. the kardashians. coming up, what celebrity thinks dealing with twitter

trolls is like fighting a war. here is a hint. their mind is uncoupled from reality.

did the face of goop offend our troops? gwenyth paltrow compared getting slammed on the internet to being at war. the actress battled, quote, you come across internet comments about yourself and your friends and it is a dehumanizing thing. it is almost how like in war you go through this blood edie humanizing thing and then something is defined out of it. my hope is as we get out of it we will reach the next level of conscience. she then ate a bowl of live butterflies. people on twitter universally agreed with her different.

she tweeted gwenyth paltrow is like a joke. what a joke. my two sons serving in the military should talk to her. perhaps gwenyth paltrow should go on patrol with some soldiers. as a service to our viewers here is a dramatic re-enactment of gwenyth paltrow tormented. [screaming]. >> i am going to pretend i didn't see that. jedediah, you said before the show how much you agreed with her. >> i don't -- very funny, andy. i actually don't think show even realized what she had said until the media called her attention. i think she is that egocentric

that she said this and actually believed her plight as the same as these soldiers and was really surprised to see the media backlash. i don't know if she made a comment. she will let that one die out there. rightfully so. >> she did that thing with how her life is harder than stay-at-home moms across america. i think she is on the internet and trolling the trolls. nobody is that stupid. >> i disagree. you have not spent enough time in hollywood. i assure you. >> i haven't because i love freedom and bay can and nascar. >> i may half heartedly defend her on this which pains me to no end. i think you can look at this she wasn't comparing herself to people in a war. she said there is a similar thing going on where you have to get desensitized to what is

happening around you. >> her point can be taken there, but if you have an iq above 60 there should be something in your head that says let's not work in the military, into the troops 23450 this analogy in anyway whatsoever. on the grand list of cry me a river stuff there is the paparazzi, but they are mean to me on twitter, that's the most pathetic thing since social mia started. they say stupid things to each other and they can be managed better, but social media ripped them out. >> speaks french. >> what does that mean? >> you have you ever -- have you ever met a dumb intellectual? >> getting to cruiser's point, don't bring up war.

>> it >> it was a terrible metaphor. >> every time a celebrity throws in the word hitler or smaw swree, you don't need to cam pair yourself. >> you know what i think happened she was reading two books at once. it was "hunger games" which is war like and fighting and then reading d-pacchopra's self-help book. >> i i rec -- recognize that. okay now you are shaming the trolls. don't shame the trolls or the veterans. >> in the aftermath of the mommies who have to pay the mortgage and take care of their families have it easier than i do. she must love the attention. >> she would have caught herself. there is something that happens on television. you say something and start to

make a point and say it is going in a bad place. take it back. take it back. she didn't do that. i really think she just missed the whole issue that we were all going to have with it. it went right over her head. >> so that -- to that point, if you are saying something like that it is not in a speech. you say something like that and it is a stupid thing to say, but you didn't mean it the way it sounds. >> i do it all of the time. >> do what? >> be too hard on people? >> i will say things i don't mean to say. many are not on camera which is great. some people just don't realize they are doing it unfortunately. and then you feel terrible. i will feel terrible. i don't know she will. >> if you said something mean or bad -- >> it is so true.

>> what you said would make sense in 2006 and 2007. the last four years everybody knows that stuff gets out there in a hurry. especially if you are a celebrity. it is not a big secret. everybody knows something will blow up on social media in 45 seconds. >> and the next thing will happen and we forget about her. the mix celebrity will say something. >> and shouldn't she stay out of the public eye for awhile? she went through a painful uncoupling. chill with your friends. >> or maybe just don't comment. we all say stupid things. when you realize it make a statement and put something out there. in this instance she should say something to clarify the event. everybody around the country goes come on. >> i agree. coming up, should there be

tougher restrictions on chal? our entire panel explodes. first, a word from our sponsor. >> it is sponsored by -- it is everybody's favorite nutmore. warning. may have been in contact with peanuts.

>> they are saying boo to 2022. this squeak -- this week poland withdrew its bid. and in january another finalist, sweden pulled out after deciding it was pointless to pay hundreds of millions for facilities only used for two weeks. the only two cities really still in the running are in cad swrik swrik -- cad swrik stan and beijing, china. after all of the problems russia had in sochi, why would any country volunteer for the same disaster? >> i blame bob costas pink eye. when it went double, nobody wants to see that garden nome running around there. they are cloning him at nbc. they will make him with the pink eye and i wouldn't want it either. it will be these third worldish countries. >> what if every country pulls

out? >> that's a great question. >> i think somebody will take it. i don't want to be surrounded by more people and crowds. it is a scary -- this is one of the reasons i hate -- he is pointing at me. i think somebody will pull through and we won't have to worry about cs out grown their usefulness? please bear in mind i have no idea what i meant about that question. >> the winter olympics this will be like when the nhl went on strike. nobody noticed. oh because hockey is so boring. i will get hate mail. >> what is wrong with you? >> i am being honest. >> are you being a douche. >> and unamerican. >> the winter olympics is going to be fine. you know why? >> because all mighty swraz

swrik stan whim come through and they will make great for winter olympic. >> no borat fans here? >> i was going to say that. >> very good mineral temperatures. >> joanne, my theory is hosting the olympics is something governments wanted, but the citizens didn't want. we live in an age where it is easy for citizens to make their views known. it is tougher for governments to steam roll these things through. that's why what you have left are nations who have less of a voice. >> was that a question? you phrased it perfectly. >> do you agree? >> i definitely agree. like jedediah said i wouldn't want something with all of the crowds. i think the government hopes

it will bring money in. they wanted like 50 billion to build mountains and to do all of this stuff. the money doesn't come back. i just feel bat for these olympic athletes. can you imagine if you are a 16-year-old right now? >> you have these dreams of the olympics and if one day they were dissolved that would be terrible. >> would you should have to train for that. let's see what happens. >> i would get rid of the summer games before i get rid of the winter games. >> you run different distances or swim different distances. >> winter has the great sports, hockey, short track speed skating and of course the roaring game, curling. >> you like women's curling. >> when i win the luge in the

next winter olympics in the shaggin wagon we will know the winter olympics is back. >> she wants to put a stop on the war on no tops. to protest the sensorship policy , scout willis, the daughter of bruce willis and a pine cone stweeted several photos -- tweeted several photos of herself in new york city. she was sans shirt strolling around town which is legal in manhattan. the caption reads, what inpho gram won't -- instagram won't let you see, free the nipples. and scout apparently started the pro nipple protest after her friend, rihanna, name dropper, posted this topless photo on a magazine cover which we kindly sensorred on thursday scout tweeted this is about helping women feel empowered to make perm choices about their bodies and not dictated by what society says

is decent. is she as misguided as this wood pecker? >> that's awful you thought that was funny. >> i felt bad for that wood pecker. >> i am going to say something controversial. i don't want to see naked women with no top running around manhattan. i am picky about my boobies. >> unless it is slow motion. >> no, isn't anything sacred anymore? >> very. >> i feel certain things should be saved for your boyfriend, your girlfriend or whoever it is you lie in bed with. >> that may go over well in saudi arabia. this is america. >> what is your name again? i can't even remember your name. jedediah does not speak for

the entire panel. buck, she made some good points. showing pictures of heroin is okay, but you can't show female breasts you can't define the parameters. they say you are censoring. i am happy celebrities are taking this issue up. if there is something celebrities know it is nipples and nudity. when you get into the tax policies i'm like, affleck, chill out. should we or shouldn't we? i think we turn to hollywood. >> as long as they are not in bat suits. >> i know what you are talking about. >> you text with bruce willis about every day. how does he feel? jay he sent me a picture of his nipples. when you think of the ways that could have gone south, the daughter of celebrities and they gave her a gender

bending name and it could have been a tragedy and all she has is tip pell quality. she is basically our generation's gandhi! scout she has been posting pictures of babies breastfeeding. >> disgusting. no, kidding. it is a wonderful thing. she feels very comfortable. you are flower picking in new york city? that is the last place i would president want to be topless. that's not okay. >> there is a lot that can happen. mystery is good so i have clothes on in my tweets. >> i am just talking about the top being done.

>> you are taking the tank out of it. >> sometimes i do. >> the bs can't get through. >> i agree with what joanne and jedediah say. >> the women have ruined this story. i support this expawl similar efforts -- and all similar feminists. time to take a break. a performance of tonight's guests.

>> could prohibition lightened our drunken plight? most think alcohol is more harm harm -- harmful to society than marijuana. as the country is kinder to bud we should get tougher on budweiser. alcohol is crazily dangerous and it needs to be more tightly controlled. one journalist calls it prohibition light. tripling the federal tax would prevent 6% of motorcycle deaths. let's raise the alcohol tax to a point just shy of where large numbers of people will make illegal moonshine in their bathtubs.

i guess we should outlaw the bathtubs too. i am going to assume you took this as a perm attack -- a personal attack. >> first time i am on the show and alcohol is bad all of a sudden? >> but he got to the point. if you start doing that you will have a black market. we are americans. we do things. if you make it illegal we will find a way to get it. >> and it is pretty cheap to distill your own moonshine. isn't it? >> they will make that expensive too. now when all you have to do is google it, i will be eastbound and down. >> salom who is a conservative said, quote, there is the fact that a higher alcohol tax would raise revenue. if you are going to tax tanning beds and sugary drinks why not too."

>> because we are doing this badly it will help society. it doesn't affect me, but it will make them nightmares. >> buck, only in obama's america, am i right? >> now we finally see the end result of the progressive plan. they will take her alcohol away. we know what the ramifications will be. you want to put too much on a tax on our tea? i don't think so. you start taxing alcohol and it will go crazy. he is a nice and smart guy and i have no idea what he is trying to say. >> is he trolling? >> he is waiting for people to freak out. i want him to have shots of tequilla and talk it over. >> maybe we missed a joke. i also don't think the

founding fathers said bouya. joanne, how terrified of the possibility of this are you? >> i am angry. i started my protest. i mocked those who thought it wasn't a big deal. can we put up my photo? >> what filter did you use on that? is you. >> it is called 1919. it is a photo of a group of women being sarcastic which is my favorite humor. they were arguing how stupid it was. i need cheap booze. it helps with depression from divorce and bore dome of being obese. and drinking games while watching scandal. >> are you divorced? >> she is not divorced or obese.

>> i am using we as the american american -- >> if if i couldn't drink wine how would i drowned the pain of you not going out on a date with me. there are reasons the wine cannot be taken away. >> he looked at me when he said it. he couldn't even make eye contact. he claims that the liquor companies focus on those who drink the most. he offers no proof, but he uses it as one of his arguments. is that a fair point? it is a point. they are targeting those who would use the product? what company does stuff like that it is always they are trying to make somebody a victim . somebody is being preyed upon. no. if you want a drink, you drink. if you don't, you don't.

there are things we can do to excess that a bad for us. lately we are doing them a lot. >> got a comment on the show? e-mail us. it is red eye at fox fox news.com. got an -- got a video. e-mail us. we may use it. coming up, a base jumping dog. yeah, you heard me.

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last story. that's the last story. >> should a base jumping dog give us pause? i said pause. just having some fun, gang. dean potter takes his furry pal whisper along when he jumps off mountains. here is the duo somewhere in switzerland.

>> it was safe and secured by a harness as those made for humans. he adds, whisper is cooler than your lame dog. jedediah, you have a dog now. does this inspire you to strap some wings on him? >> no. i am terrified for the dog. i would feel better if the dog was on the front of the body so he could hug the dog when he falls down. you know like the strollers 1234* the baby carriage that don't face you, that's too mop for me. that's too much for me. i feel good about that part. >> i don't know what to say. >> how does he know the dog does president hate this? >> the errogance and when the

dog planet attacks us he will be the first one we eat. you put a sweat oater dog and the mix thing you know you are strapping it to your back and jumping off a cliff. that guy shouldn't own a car and a dog and aginsu knife. he is a base jumper. >> what if something goes wrong and the dog dies, but whatever his name is survives. cauld he be charged with murder? >> never mind murder. he will have the peta people all over him and he will be in trouble for that. i think it is one of the cutest things since the bulldog 0* the skateboard and can surf. i stand behind this 100%. if people can sacrifice, why not a dog? oh the dog is not making a decision. >> i have seen the sweaters you you put on your dog.

>> it gets very cold. >> do you have chanel shoes? >> they are not chanel, but she did get glass in her paw. >> have you ever base jumped? >> have i never base jumped -- i have never base jumped and you couldn't pay me to do it. i never had a dog so i don't know what that is like either. i don't know anything about this story, but i commend him on his excellent camera work. how you can deal with hair nesting a dog and throwing it down there and strapping it in. i was impressed with that. >> maybe it was fake. >> i don't think so. >> stir the pot. >> seriously you dress your dog? >> in the winter she gets -- she is eight pounds and very

tiny. she shakes in the winter. only in the winter. >> she has fur. >> but she has a little motorcycle motorcycle jacket and that was a gift. >> why am i single right now? >> evening wear? >> she is a tom boy like her mama. >> are you a monster. very special thanks to jedediah bila and steven cruiseer and joanne and buck sexton. that's it. that does it for me, i'm andy levy. see you next time. ♪ ♪