hannity has a special guest. senator marco rubio. that's tonight at 10:00 p.m. tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye" does being awesome at laser tag make you more attractive to super hot mod 2ke8 -- models ? plus does the president want to make the annual white house rave a lot more fun? >> next year the e may be gone. i'm just saying. >> and will cats ever understand the simple reflective property of light particles or should they just give up? our panel debates this exercise in feline futility next. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> i'm tom shillue filling in for greg gutfeld. don't worry. he will be back. and you like me too. when she eats pistachios she calls them kennedy's nuts.

i am here with kennedy, the co-host of independence which you can see on fox bees network. she is as sweet as cotton candy. it is joanne nosuchunsky. and tv's andy levey does -- doesn't want a long intro. and good news. your cabbage patch doll grew up and became a successful comedian. next to me is joe devito. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> it is the opposite of a win for the skins. the u.s. patent office is can selling the trademark registration of the washington redskins. that's a football team, joe. >> duly noted. >> you don't talk about that in your hot yoga class. the office says the name is, quote, disparaging to native americans and therefore violates u.s. law. the ruling doesn't force the team owner to change the name, but it means among other

things that other people could legally sell redskins merchandise. the patent office issued a similar ruling and it was overturned by a federal court. an attorney for the team says they are confident the same thing will happen this time. meanwhile a new mascot has been proposed by the league. >> was that fake? it was? okay. i am gullible. how about the redskins? you are a libertarian so you don't like people meddling in the affairs of a team. >> not the government. >> yes, the government. and you love dan schneider. >> no i think dan snyder is a

stubborn koot. i think snyder is a coot, but that does president mean the government needs to -- doesn't mean the government needs to step in. >> do you see that happening? the nfl, do you think they would step in this? they have all of those other teams. there are other logos that could be offensive. >> look at the braves, the indians and the seminoles. look at pretty much any other team. >> the vikings. >> the vikings and the norse of the north are offended by that. >> you think don't force them, but they should do it anyway. they should do the right thing. is that it? >> i think they are digging their heels in because to this point they feel like they have been forced and controlled and heck el cked and they are like -- and heckled. they are like, no. it is like a toddler when you tell them to put their shoes on. how you like me now? i am taking off the diaper

next. >> i think you disagree with ken gnaw dye. you think that redskin is a proud name of indian heritage. >> i am on record of saying that the 17 times we have done the story. a couple things. i am also generally leery of the government stepping in. in this case though, it is not the government that stepped in. a suit was brought. they heard the suit and then heard the ruling. it is not like they said, how can we do this? >> i think after harry reid's letter -- >> if they will take something from daniel snyder give him a a casino or something. >> sterling got some good money. >> absolutely. >> that wasn't a sad story for him. >> why do sports have to be poe lit sized? why are they coming after our fat ball?

let us do the chant. who are the ones with the chopping? >> that's the atlanta braves. >> it will be a dominoy ect if. if they knuckle under to this -- i said this earlier on a show called "the five" i think it is all about power. they don't really care about this. they want to show them who is boss. if they can take down this team, they will take down others. am i right? >> no. i think that is a flight of fancy. sure it is easy to say things like coot. >> why are you looking at me, joe? >> is that a slur? >> the washington coots i wouldn't mind. >> picture a crabby old man. >> i think this something where they make some change. this could come into sales and now you are talking money. it will be a big deal because the nfl, the teams share the revenue from the merch.

if it cuts into the redskins' property they may put some pressure. >> wouldn't it be ironic? >> they will put a bunch of bootleg. >> they are completely legal. >> they can sell them on the reservation. they can stop gambling. it will -- they will make their money from helmets. >> that would be funny if they started making money on this. joanne, i know you don't like to take everything back to the pageant world, but what if you you were in a pageant. you know how they throw questions at you and you have to answer them? >> yes. >> what if they asked about this issue? what would you say if you were standing up there? >> i would not answer the question. i would dance around it. this kind of has an actual solution. change the name. i have come up with possible replacements. >> for the redskins? >> they shouldn't offend anyone. >> nonoffensive names for the redskins? >> the founding fathers.

unless you don't have a father -- >> i am a mother. >> didn't the founding fathers own slaves? >> that's a rumor. >> i have another one. the washington agriculturists. >> gmo's. it is all big agra, right? >> then i left my last one. it is the most offensive. the pilgrims? >> don't realready have that a? >> religious fanatics. jay so my solution didn't work out so much, but i was in it with the best intentions. >> the pilgrims would give small pokes -- small pox to the redskins. >> andy, am i the only one here on the panel. i stand with dan. >> isn't that your hash tag? >> the name of the team is going to change. i think at some point -- >> i think so as well. >> whether it is next week are

on in a couple of years or whatever, the name of the team will change. i said that months ago. i think the washington lobbyists. if you want a name with power and unstop built, you go with the lobbyists. you can't beat them. >> what about the farm team -- the farm baseball team, the las vegas area 51ers? that a is offensive. they are making fun of people who believe in such things. >> area 51 is a real place. >> it is not like sasquatch. >> you can change it to the chem trails. >> it is agreed he president cay lead. a new poll shows president obama's approval rating at a pultry41% tied for the lowest level ever. when it comes to leadership his numbers are higher with 54% of those polled saying they don't believe he is able to lead the country and get

the job done. i guess sometimes higher isn't better. how has mr. obama been doing over the past year? well 41% said his administration 's performance has gotten worse with only 15% saying it has improved. here is a visual representation of the president's poll numbers. >> that was fantastic. >> kennedy, i don't think those numbers are that bad. 41%? he is quite obviously not doing a good job to anyone who is objective about this. >> who are those people? >> who believe things have improved? >> there is always some people. no, the people who live in my co-op would say that. they sit outside the co-op and love everything.

they think he is doing great. he is doing better this week than last. i think 41 is indicative of the fact that they really do love obama. they will stick with them. 41%? that's low. >> george bush is like 29% approval of the. >> it is like around the 37 -- >> that's lower than 41. >> it really is. >> andy, do you think -- is it going to go up from here? >> tom, i have been calling for the impeachment of president hussein-obama since january of 1999. some of these things are great. this woman who voted for obama in 2008 and 2012 says it is time for somebody new like hillary.

come on. >> the thing is hillary is still the odds on favorite to win the presidency the next time around. isn't that correct? >> people forget what a horrible, horrible candidate she is. >> when they saw her talking with greta and brett bier? >> the way she beat the jugger not? >> she radiates in sincerity. her saying the bible is her, you know, favorite book or the book that means -- that's the ultimate political answer from the ultimate political person. >> a couple of people will be impressed by that. >> you can't possibly believe that. you can't be a sentient being and believe that. >> she lost your vote when she came out for the bible? >> she never had my vote. >> does this poll change the way you feel about president barack obama? >> no, and you know what, i don't think it even changes the way he feels about president barack obama.

>> they have no effect? >> wouldn't it be great if a poll came out and he is like, huh, guess i'm not doing too good. maybe i should, i don't know, get a job done. maybe not the job, but a job. let's start with something and finish it. i am just waiting for one to get completed. >> i kind of agree with you. i don't think he cares. he got health care done. what does he have to do? he is fairly disengaged. >> he will make energy more expensive with the epa regulations. >> he doesn't need votes to do that. >> they are not going to do the keystone pipeline. you guys can eat a bag of maple syrup. we don't care. we are imilding our own sentra fog to asia. >> the weird thing about this poll, 57% of the people in the poll say they would favor a proposal to curb greenhouse gas emissions even if it results in higher bills. >> anytime you mention the environment 57% of the country

says yeah, yeah, i like that idea. they are brainwashing them. my kids say daddy, turn off that light. you you are hurting mother earth. >> i want to know who is the 15% who thinks he turned it up a notch? >> they said, see, we told you. >> but we had people on the right and we had a similar thing with bush. they were going to stick with him until the very end. you know the reason bush was more unpopular than obama was basically all of the democrats couldn't stand bush and then halfway through bush's second term half of the republicans bailed a -- bailed on him as el with. democrats aren't bailing on obama. they think he is great. >> when he was running in his first term people say he is great and this and that. okay, maybe three important pieces of legislation -- >> don't go with the name me three. it confuses people. >> they couldn't name one. he kill skate through all of this stuff because he is the idea of a president.

he is not an actual president. >> he is the guy -- everyone is still jazzed up. they love -- -- when ever we don obama there is the file footage of him doing the cool walk and getting off a plane. >> i love your optimism, but there are plenty of democrats who turned on him like dianne feinstein and tammy duct worth. >> she is a committed liberal and he is not doing enough. they theng he is not busy enough. >> tammy duct worth is a veteran of the country who has not only served her country in war, but she has -- she is also an illinois representative who has come out and said he is doing a good job. there are plenty of democrats who will distance themselves and run against him when the

general election heats up. >> running against obama? >> that happens to every president in the second term. i wish there was a way they can go directly to the second term. then you find out what they are really about. >> i propose one 6-year term. aren't we all sick of the president spending his first four years campaigning, and then spending his second four years doing nothing? one 6-year term. >> i -- amen! >> nay! >> i would like a one-year term. >> every year? >> elections are fun. they are great for newschannels. >> it is money well spent. >> we could learn to dissolve the government like they do in israel. i love when they dissolve the government. it is fantastic. >> he was grilled on the hill over pills. on tuesday dr. memmit -- is that right? dr. oz was grilled at a senate

hearing on the deceptive advertising on on weight loss products. the chairwoman of the subcommittee took issue with oz's assertions he made about products that have little scientific evidence proving they work. among them green coffee bean extract that the doc called a miracle cure for obesity. the senator was discouraged by the false hope he gives viewers viewers and questions these role in the scam, intentional or not. >> i don't get why you need to say this stuff. you know it is not true. >> my job is to be a cheerleader for the audience. >> the scientific community is monolific in terms of the three products you call miracles. >> i actually do personally believe in the items i talk about in the show. i passionatly study them. i recognize that they often don't have the scientific muster to present as fact, but never nevertheless i would give my you audience the advice i give my family all the time. >> meanwhile, some of those who try the miracle pills

watched at home with bated breath. >> i actually do personally believe in the items i talk about in the show. i passionatly study them. i recognize that often times they don't have the scientific muster to present as fact, but nevertheless i would give my audience the advice i would give my family all the time. >> they watch a lot of tv. joe, you are a healthy guy. you do yoga. >> i am a hippie. >> do you believe in the green coffee extract? >> he was deep fried. >> if you watch the whole video you have to remember that it is a tv show and it is entertainment over advertisement. if you want to lose weight, turn off the tv and walk. he does say things like don't eat a lot of pros -- pros saided -- i watched the show.

one show they talked about vitamins and it was a game show with women from the audience and then a guy came out and danced as a carrot. >> they love dancing. anytime you can dance on tv and have dr. oz dance with you it is fantastic. at no point did i think oh this is medical advice i need to write down. >> i feel bad for dr. oz. he will keep the segments moving. he is a cheerleader for the product. everyone is trying to get featured on the show jie. even if you are not getting a paycheck for it you are endorsing it because you are a brand. they have a brand and are showing it off to the audience. >> isn't that all television? >> unfortunately your health and the health care should not be reality tv. a lot of people watching this show replace going to their doctor and getting a physical with taking dr. oz's advice and applying it to their life. when a lot of these pills and fads and diets do not work for everyone. and for someone's personal health history.

that is the problem. it is not dr. oz's fault, but it is our culture. >> they will sit there anyway. kennedy, if they are sitting on the couch and watching dr. oz and then we g claire mccask lie l taking him off the air, they will watch something else. >> he is is a world renouned cardiac surgeon. when you talk about a product and when you are discussing something on tv, it is not an endorsement. it is not the definition of endorsement. he is not saying go out and buy jerry's green bean tea extract. they are saying endorsed by dr. oz. >> they don't say endorsed by dr. oz. it is what he said on the show about a certain product. the thing about this guy and i read a lot of articles on him. i read his magazine. i actually watched the show on the treadmill in the gym at fox which is fan it is a steek.

he is an educator about things like -- inflammation and diet and he talks about exercise. >> ignore that man behind the curtain. we will be right back.

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way to champion animal abuse, i have no idea. just shut up. i just don't get making that your cause. >> now, you might be thinking that he cares about the horses and their well being, you would be wrong. he has an agenda. getting laid by hot peta girls. >> why a guy would go out of his way to champion animal abuse i have no idea. maybe you can feel that way, just shut up. i just don't get making that your cause. >> see, i told you. is this a solid theory or what. any guy i meet that is for animal rights, i am thinking he is doing it because there is a lot of sweet honeys out there who also think that they are going to agree with him. >> first of of all i would like to briefly say that he should be in jail.

that's all i have to say. look, i loathe bill maher. i wouldn't mind if he was in jail too. >> along with rachel ray and oprah. >> all of them. it would drive them nuts because they wouldn't get to have their accolates around them. what were we talking about? >> bill maher. >> any guy for animal rights is doing it to get busy. >> i generally loathe him. i agree about the horses. i don't think it is a huge deal. i don't get the part about hating liam-niesen he should just shut up. why? bill maher never shuts up. >> the irony of bill maher telling somebody to shut up you is pretty funny. he says, quote, i used to stay in central park and smell the horse crap and be aware of the abuse and it bothered me.

i had to move where it didn't bother me all the time. i stayed in a place where i thought it would be great to bring chicks back to. all of bill maher's motivations go to the same place. >> joanne, do you think bill maher cares at all about horses? >> no, he cares about abusing liam nf niesen and i will not stand up for the abuse. you just lost a fan, bill. >> he has a specific set of skills. >> they are in the same type, right? if women are going for that little bit older dude. >> no, liam-niesen is a macho man and bill maher is like a metro section -- metro sexual squared. that's his whole motivation.

let's insult bill maher because he is a powerful comedian and he will crush him. >> i was unaware of the sexual tension under the story, the underling sexual current. i would agree. i think it is strange not just liam nf neesen states an opinion, but he is an advocate. >> he is passionate. >> i don't know. when you see those horses it is not romantic. it is depressing. new york city is not a city fit for animals. >> these are the only horses you see. do you see a horse on a farm? that stinks too. all a they do is walk around. >> but the buss buss are belching smoke in their faces. >> so should they not have small dogs in their small new york apartments if they are meant to run free? >> that's bill maher's argument. have you seen horses in the wild? have you seen cats in the wild? >> why look at horses and say that poor horse has to be in the city.

we moved to the city. we didn't like it in the country. >> we had a choice. >> they have a choice too. >> what are they going to pack their bags ? >> i have never seen a horse with a stick. >> you are with me. >> i actually went and visited the horses and the guys who carry for them, and they are deeply committed. they are not creepy foreigners trying to make money. they have shifts and are well cared for. they have stables on the upper west side and steps from the park. the reason they are trying to get rid of the horses is one of the mayor's big backers wants to level the horse stable to build commercial real estate. >> corruption is at the heart of everything. >> that was according to one of the young men. >> this is prime real estate. who gets to live on the upper west side? >> i live right by the stables m . >> i just want them to be a horse version of uber.

i want to call home. >> they want to replace the horses with a vintage electric car. as soon as i heard that, that's worse. >> give new yorkers the bumper cars we crave. we can go out and smash into each other. how awesome would that be? >> they have petty cabs. i am talking about the guy running. >> what is that scooter that was supposed to take over the world? >> the segue. >> i want my segue jie. you can buy a segue. buy a segue. nobody is stoping you. >> me on a segue, don't tell me i won't get beat up. coming up, what is your favorite fast-food joint? i bet most people said all of them. first, a word from our sponsors. >> c block is sponsored by the candle wine bra. tired of drinking yourself to sleep in the dark? turn a chardonnay into a

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should a pizza pie beat a burger and frys? our panel weighs in during tonight's -- >> "red eye" debate, 2014, live from the" red eye" debate center. >> welcome to to neat's "red eye" debate center.

i'm tom shillue. turns out mcdonald's is the least favorite fast-food joint where papa john's and pizza hit claim the top spot. the acsi ranked chain restaurants based on customer satisfaction of overall experience. so why all of the flak for big mac? acsi's founder blames our improving economy. they are seeking out food quality over price and smaller chains tend to deliver in 30 minutes or less. i don't know about this. i think mcdonalds, it is the biggest on the block. of course we pick on the big one. andy, should pizza even be considered fast-food? papa john's more popular than mcdonalds? >> the part of the survey we are talking about is limited service food chains they call them? >> yes. >> as opposed to full service. >> limited service opposed to full service. >> it makes sen pizza hut -- sense to put pizza hut in the survey. for our unfortunate brothers

and sisters who don't live in new york or chicago this may be the only pizza they can get. they may think places like domino's are actually good. we should keep that a in mind. >> domino's is -- you know who sells the most pizza in new york? >> don't say domino's. >> domino's. >> i have to say new york pizza -- >> did you know domino's is greek? >> i did not know that. >> new york city pizza is not very good anymore. >> no, it is not. i'm famous for saying this. i am making myself famous. boston has way better pizza. when i was in school in boston they actually said new york-style pizza. you would get these great thin slices, the kind that drip down your arm. you come to new york and can't get that. >> at 3:00 a.m. it all tastes the same. all you want to do is sop up the booze. >> if there was a pizza joint in boston it was the best investment, the best $1.50 a man could spend in boston.

joe, you probably don't eat pizza. you probably eat wheat grass all day long. >> i don't because i don't eat gluten or dairy. >> and you sit a a top a mountain. >> i was in an airport once and i saw california pizza kitchen and i almost committed an act of terrorism as it added insult to the name. >> they put chicken on the pizza. >> that barbecue chicken is really good. >> you can say mcdonalds is low. i just picture ronald mcdonald as a drug dealer at the door, you'll be back. 72%, see you next week. >> i don't think they care. they know they are the big dog. >> is this an opinion survey or base aed on sales? >> you know what is awesome and i will say it and don't even care. in-n-out. it is amazing. that's my favorite. mickey-d's is second. >> but they are only in certain places. >> you can get it in vegas along with a hooker and crab.

>> this is spes particular to new york city -- specific to new york city. >> ♪ shake shack smote. ♪. >> no, when you go to a mcdonald's now it is dirty. >> wait a minute. i don't agree. >> i agree. >> you are talking about the urban -- >> that's what i said. >> the inner city mcdonalds? jay no, the in city mcdonald's. >> mcdonalds, mcdonalds, mcdonalds. >> you get into the open road and pull into a rest area, mcdonald's has the best. [inaudible]. >> by the way, joe, i don't know if you have a food allergy, but for those who have celiac disease mcdonalds is one of the few places you can get a gluten free meal. >> mcdonalds, people make fun of the healthy options, but the salads are not bad. >> no one is going in there and saying i can't wait for the pleasurable experience that is going to mcdonald ails. it is give me the food and let me shove it down my throat. >> the wi-fi is free and the

coffee is not bad and now they have these wonderful -- they have designers in there. >> are you working for mcdonalds? >> i shouldn't be plugging them too much, but they don't need much help. they do a good job. these big chains that are successful, they are all doing something right. everyone likes to make fun of starbucks, they know what they are doing. mcdonald's, 1500 trillion served. >> no matter what you get at starbucks whether it is in ohio or southern california, it always tastes the same. the iced green tea will taste the same just like my cheese burger. >> everybody makes fun of olive garden because they are like, off live garden? and the italians are like, hey, when you have family -- but you go to olive garden and it is not italians there. it is people like me. that is authentic to guys like me. >> oh stop! stop it! >> they should have me in there saying when you are here you feel like you are italian, even though you are not.

>> those are the same people saying domino's is good pizza. >> you are you will diseased. >> have i to stick up for my bros. a teen sues his school district. kids these days. am i right?

♪ sue, sue, sue the school was i supposed to sing that? >> a minnesota teen is suing his school district and the police chief after being suspended from school after he sent a sarcastic tweet. the teen, not the lead in a crappy romance novel responded to an anonymous tweet that claimed he kissed the school's gym teacher. his tweet read, actually, yes. police began an investigation, but prosecutors refuse to press charges due to lack of evidence. now he is bringing a suit of his own and seeking monetary damages and legal fees. but he might not fare so well in court. an attorney not connected to the case. the best kind that we can quote here and someone might reasonably see this as being an expression of truth and fact as opposed to something sarcastic.

i'm glad we needed a lawyer to say that. adding, it is a good wake up call for anyone using social media to stop and think twice about what the audience is going to interpret this as. whenever they talk about a wake up call i am skeptical. you are our chief sac -- sarcastic correspondent. you deal with sarcasm like rembrandt in oil. you are an artist. >> what anrhonor. >> how do you feel about the fake lawyer's comments? >> i feel there may have been an easy way to stop this before the whole thing got out of control. asking the kid if he was serious? >> that's it. >> why don't we talk to each other anymore. >> he tweeted it which by the way probably not a good idea for a student to even joke about having an inappropriate relationship with a teacher because it really screws over the teacher. but he did it and he is a 16-year-old kid. >> wait a second. why can't we find out who did the first comment?

he was answering someone else. >> my guess is the first comment was a joke. somebody said did you have an inappropriate relationship and he said actually yes. >> i think actually is what got him in trouble. >> sarcasm is the problem on the internet because you can't see somebody's face. it is all about the mood. you know when andy was giving me sarcasm, you know, you could read it in these face, but you can't on twitter. we need a symbol. >> we need emoji's. you are right. >> there is a sarcasm symbol and nobody can get us to use it. >> we did that story and you did it on your show. >> it is too bad he hadn't applied for a job there. you can sense that he hadn't maced on the hot gym teacher. >> when you go to the airport, joe, and you can't say anything. you can't say i have a bomb because they will arrest you. they won't deal in sarcasm

there. i feel like the whole world is the airport now. no matter where you are, no one can't -- you can't just say just kidding anymore. >> that's a shame because that's one of the ways i relax myself. >> and you should be allowed to do that. >> you are the bomb. >> for the record you are allowed to joke. they are not allowed to arrest you for making a joke. this has been done. >> who deems whether or not it was joke like. >> the rule is you just can't do prop comedy. >> that's if you go through the long court battle. >> have you no choice. you will miss your flight, right? >> if your flight is more important than your freedom, tom, then i can't help you. >> joe app, if you -- joanne if you can get suspended you would have been suspended long ago, right? >> three sips in.

it is interesting that the fake lawyer is talking about the sarcasm. he says the audience might not interpret it that way. who is this guy's audience? what school officials are following the teens? >> our schools need to not focus on this and focus on, i don't know, making sure everyone graduates and school safety and making sure the kids are not a threat. >> and the football and basketball team. >> he is a big man on campus. >> given the subject matter i don't think you can say the school shouldn't pay attention to this or should have ignored it. it is not like he said this teacher sucks which clearly he has every right to say. >> it is the child abuse. >> he said something if taken seriously alleges a crime. the question is if it should be taken seriously. >> you investigate it and then tell him to delete it. >> the school overreacted, but

you can never tell. >> first it was two weeks and then two months and he had to transfer schools as a senior. >> i would be gone the things i do. they used to put vocabulary words on the blackboard and we had to use them in a sentence. my friend and i in every sentence we would violently murder the teacher with the vocabulary words and pass them in and she would read them and she was horrified. there was nothing she could do. that was the 1980s. >> you were so cool. >> i know. i was radical. coming up, women and their girlfriends. not that kind of girlfriends, men. oh i am not on camera. and do you have videos of animals? you can send them to us on fox news.com. bulldog: ah, the dog days of summer!

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last story. that's the last story. >> girl time is simply sublime. that's not my opinion. it is me reading what is in the prompter. it is the story msnbc refuses to cover. turns out it is important for women to have girlfriends. she reveals the reasons why. they enjoy shopping as much as you, helping you pick out the right shoes. they willisen to you vent and offer perspective. there is nothing like dancing the night away uninhibited with a group of girls and discussing yeast infections with twice as fun with twice the estrogen. i think i added that one i think. let's talk to the tbals on this. joanne? what would you do without your gal friends? >> oh my goodness. i would just be drinking alone in my apartment.

>> why did this woman feel the need to write this article? >> us girls will read these. all of these articles is like 20 things for women in their 20s to read. things to do before you die. all of these things i read and i get so sucked in. this is not one of my favorites. they are a lot more exciting things i do with my girlfriends like go to ac and plank -- >> atlantic city? >> no the air conditioning store. >> that's right people from jersey never know what i am talking about. >> that's what the jersey girls say is go to ac? >> yeah. >> okay, kennedy, do you think this is -- getting together with the gals is like an endangered activity now? >> i am married and i have two young children.

>> i am married. do i need to send my wife out with the gals? >> my girlfriends are my daughters. >> wha, wha, wha. >> i would rather hang out with them than drink. >> what? >> remember when you used to be cool? >> i get those tweets all the time. >> joe, you need quality time with the women. isn't that why you do hot yoga? >> i think this list was written by an undercover dude. it is pretty much saying shopping, shoes and all of that awful -- we don't want to be involved. getting the girls together. i was waiting for them to slip up and be like, pillow fight. pillow fight in nighty. go and do this stuff with your friends. no man is like, can i get in on that baby shower? no. >> andy, is it as important for the guys to get twoght with the bros? don't we need guy time to talk about the guy things? >> i don't think people

understand. you spend most of your life alone. >> that's not true. >> isn't? >> i am just joking of. >> you never hang out with me. >> so this andy spends a lot of time alone? >> it is not just you. >> i was going to make the pillow fight a slumber party joke. >> mu seek is playing -- music is playing. special thanks to kennedy, andy levy, joanne and joe devito. that does it for me. i'm tom shillue. i always end with six seconds to go, but it is because. ♪ i love you

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