if you know someone who works at the irs and knows something there is a hotline posted on gretawire.com. good night from washington. tonight on "red eye." you. >> coming up on "red eye," the struggle to make soccer watchable takes a dirty turn. we talked to one man who may have unlobbed the secret. and is the vice president just now learning that matthew mcconaghey is the greatest actor of all time? >> i never believed it. but you know what, 20 years ago no one spoke up. >> and final looy, a man who has -- finally, a man who has been walking the wrong way up a down escalator for 42 years. is today the day he makes it to the top? stay tuned to find out. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> now let's welcome our guests. tonight's forecast, it will be very sunny with a -- with

little chance of anyone else talking. >> i'll take it and own it. >> all right. see, i was proven correct by her response. she is as hot as a third-degree burn and just as hard to dress. it is joanne nosuchunsky. he thought he had world cup fever, but now he realized it is a painful rash. it is tv's andy levy. levey? larva. he is from canada like dutch elm disease, next to me writer and comedian bonnie. look at that, she rolled her eyes, mcfar lond. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. i would love to run away with you, greg, or i should say walk away with you because running is terrible. >> when is asking the time assanine? they posted a video on youtube that is more idiotic than

something really idiotic and that, my friend is idiotic. it is called the time check prank in the hood. here is how it works. >> what is going on, guys? we are back in the hood and this time brownsville. we are doing the time check prank. >> we are going to go up to people and snatch their phones out of the hands and see the team and then give it back. we will see what reaction i get. >> he took my phone. >> they are funny. there is no way this can go wrong. >> it's a prank! it's a prank! >> looks like i was wrong. they can't all be like that. >> bra, i left my -- >> what you doing? what are you doing? >> i just wanted to check the time. >> no, there are cameras over there. there are cameras. >> wrong again.

has he learned his lesson? >> can i check the time? >> you will get killed for stuff like that. >> is there anything that can get him to stop pranking? >> they are like potato chips. he got the best of those dupes, but i think it would be a better prank if it was a music. ♪. wow that is amazing, awful, terrible, but i can't

stopwatching it. all right, sunny. you were crying, but it is evil. they are doing it in the hood. i am not sure what the hood is or brownsville. i don't know why it is called that. racist perhaps. why are they doing it there? explain to me the point. >> because they have lost their minds. that is the point. i want to go and start a business right now like an insurance company and just for people like this. come and pay me so when you get beat up we can work something out. it is a perfect career opportunity as long as they keep on doing stuff like this. even funnier, i would like to be there to actually see it happen just so i can walk over and kick him while she down and then sneak off before anyone sees me. there is a camera over there. there is a camera. like that is really going to stop you. >> like all of a sudden, wait. we will be on a youtube video. bonnie, are you chuck lig because you are racist. do these people deserve to be beaten like that.

>> well this is the by product of having a black president. white guys think they can go into the hood and do pranks. it is still not cool for a white guy to prank in the hood. >> no. >> are they geniuses though? it is so funny. >> you know what this is? it is "jackass" with a perhaps possibility of death. >> yes, i think that is what is making me laugh. this may be the one where he gets killed. >> joanne, which one of these guys are you going to try to marry? >> oh gosh, i don't know. the one with the muscles? this was terrifying. i couldn't even watch all of them. >> which one did you stop at? >> you don't get comedy. >> the one on the basketball court where he like flipped his body over. i do think though even if you weren't in the hood and if you did this in another environment with another race of people you would get a same hostile response.

>> no, you wouldn't. no, you wouldn't. >> it would be like -- in the upper west side they would be like, i'm gonna call the cops and they would grab another guy's phone. then that guy would grab another guy's phone. >> but what the assumption is racist. the way i see this is they are looking at the hood as a jungle. it is dangerous. let's go out to the jungle. >> in their natural habitat. the whole premises is bigoted. >> i don't know if you should say jungle. >> i am not viewing it that way. they are viewing it that way. that's why this they are there. they say we are going to the hood because that is more dangerous. >> yes because they fight for what is theirs. >> you believe in their stereo type? >> i think that -- i don't know if what happened was those white guys doing the pranks, they didn't understand that those stereo types still hold true. they are being beaten back into them. >> i think in an italian

neighborhood they would be treated pretty badly. andy, go ahead and defend your phone prank cronies, your racist friends. >> i don't have a problem with any of the reactions that they got. i wouldn't have minded if they got their dumb asses beaten more. there is no point to this. i am tired of pranks and the phony videos kimmel does, but there is no point to this unless like you said it is straight up racist and we are supposed to think look at how these black people react. they are like animals. i think they are acting perfectly reasonable. if that is the point, this is a failure. >> i'm jealous. i wish i could punch somebody that hard. >> if i was inclined to be racist i would say look how stupid these pranksters are. >> they are russians. who else will be that dumb? >> you are off the show. >> hold on. i am calling my wife. her name is bonnie mcfarland.

i don't know the ethnicity of those guys. they are from another country. to them it is like going to the -- it is like going on a safari. that's how they are thinking. >> their ethnicity is stupidity. that's what it is. it goes beyond the color lines. it is absolute stupidity. and it is funnier because you are in new york. where do they shoot it at? >> i don't know. are there hoods in there? >> no, i am guaranteeing you you go where there is legal carry -- >> those are people they have guns. >> you are pretty much sure they don't have guns. >> try it and see what happens. we have guns. it is not going to be pretty. >> no, it won't. that's the problem. it is baiting and assault. somebody lungs at your phone and you do something about it and you are going to jail.

>> i don't think so. if i go up to you and grab your phone out of your happened, i don't think -- hand i don't think i have a ground to brat you. to beat you. >> i was going to say something horrible. the guys fighting for their phone back just probably killed somebody or made a phone call and it is a throw away phone and they don't want the cops to get it. they have to fight with everything. >> thank you for adopting this character that you play. >> i may do that line from now on. i may say there are cameras! you are being filmed! >> i was trying to figure out who their target audience is, and it is bonnie. now i get it. >> bonnie loves it. >> i love watching black people beat up dumb white people. i don't know. >> it is a fetish. >> it was a home invasion or

so the babysitter claimed. two armed black men broke in the home in washington state and stole a bunch of stuff. but the story was a lie exposed by 4-year-old abbie dean who told investigators that the suspects had white skin and not black. it turns out the babysitter orchestrated the robbery along with her 16-year-old boyfriend and another guy. little abbie says wednesday was the best day in her life. >> wednesday was the worst day in my life. >> fortunately the bad guys didn't steal any of her stuff. >> the bad guys stole my tv and stole my ipod and stole my xbox and my wii. >> did she say weave? she still thinks her babysitter is great. >> that was really her being bad. she is not a good babysitter. >> through it all abbie remains modest.

>> they got it back because of me being a super hero. >> wow. >> abbie says when she grows up she wants to be a detective. >> mostly i would love to be a doctor. >> she says that the way -- i know i'm a girl, but i think i can. >> she will be a nurse. >> she will be a high -- hygenist. sunny, she blamed two black men. on a scale of 1 to 23, how racist is that some. >> you know what i say. if you want to commit a crime and get away with it, blame it on a black man. you can laugh. it was funny. so many of my friends are called racist and they don't have a racist bone in their body. when i get to actually meet a racist i am very happy about it. i get to cuss somebody out

today. in this whole story i would love to go to this girl's parents house because i bet you that is where you will find the racist that is so worthy of being cussed out. >> but the sad part is you would rob them. >> no, i make money so i buy for myself. stereo type broken. >> i was joking. you wouldn't really rob them. should we assume all babysitters are criminals? >> she is -- i was -- her ethnicity is stupidity. this is the thing. she didn't have to blame it on two black guys. when it comes to babies, you can just take from them. you don't have to blame it on anyone. the other thing is that kid had a lot of electronics. >> i she had an ipod. >> i don't know if you showed their house. it is a dump. the parents need to stop buying her electronics and maybe they could be in a nicer

neighborhood. they wouldn't be living next to somebody with the wrong color skin as little abbie puts it. >> oh my god. >> that's what the kid kept saying. he has the wrong color skin. >> joanne, were you ever allowed to baby-sit? something tells me parents are sensible to keep you away from kids. >> i baby sat for awhile. >> then you moved on to the next town. >> i would eat all of their food. they said i could. i don't think they anticipated how much i would eat. >> you were one of those babysitters? >> i have a problem where i fall asleep like very easily. really if i sit down i get comfortable. >> other times parents have come home and the kids are great. isthat goes to show if you

want to do something illegal you wait until the kid is asleep. i would eat everything when the kid was in bed. you don't tell the parents. >> did you always blame it on black men? >> i had a large april teat. gite -- >> the black man ate the crackers. that's a safe thing to say. >> we know how much they love cornrows. i don't know. >> i don't even know what you said. joanne, were you finishing a thought? >> i think i was done. >> andy, who is worse, the babysitter or abbie for marking on her? >> let me tell you where she blew this? the problem is here and it is the problem with our entitled i want it now culture she went for the quick score instead of taking the time to use the kid for a longtime. you have to baby-sit and then get their confidence and then explain what you are going to do and then make it like a

game and set the whole thing up. de de de -- she deserved to get caught. the 4-year-old has an ipod, xbox and a wii? the little kid is entitled. i'm sure the babysitter was trying to earn some money. >> we distributing. >> i think she deserved that stuff. >> i didn't have a wii when i was a kid. i weed myself. >> i was waiting for you to drop that one. >> you said wii and i method ouija board, wee-wee, wi as in french and we the magazine. don't laugh. you would be in it if it was around. >> that was nice tour through your sick, twisted mind. >> you worked it out out loud. >> it is sad i don't care what people think what is in my head. >> should we move on?

should "game of thrones" turn you to bones ? watching too much tv can kill you. the report in the whatever studied more than 13,000 spanish university graduates over eight years. lucky them. they found those who sat in front of the tube were twice as likely to die an early death. apparently it is not just the sitting that causes this. there was no correlation found between other sedentary activities you the study's author is not sure why this is, but theorizes, quote, when you are watching tv you are spending no energy and there is no tension in your muscles. you know what else can kill you? take a look.

>> that was our guest editor lou dobbs putting that together. are they saying shows like "red eye" are killing people. should we be arrested? >> you kill people slowly, greg. >> i really do. >> it is torturous. i want to do a study on people who do studies. how often do you think about going home and killing yourself? they will find anything to study. it was so funny that they put in the thing that it is the sitting disease. i'm like, i should have been a damn doctor if it is that easy that i can create a whole epidemic of sickness and just say oh it is because you sit there and do nothing. that's what it is. i have a cure as well. you don't have to stopwatching tv. all you have to do is insert physical activity into your tv. you watch "red eye" and you

have an hour of extra caw -- curricular activity and then watch another hour of tv. >> i have no idea what that means. >> everybody acts like you are not adults. >> i don't know what she means. >> i am married so i don't know. i really don't know what you mean. -- >> you know what saves lives? running outside. >> this is exactly the point i wanted to make. you can get up and go to the gym and get hit by a bus. >> that has happened. >> yes, to me a couple times. that's why i don't go to the gym anymore. there are things that can make your life seem a lot longer.

>> use ronin farrell. he has a show now. >> piers morgan was good. >> but he no longer has the show. >> oh he is done. >> yes. speaking of done, joanne, all you do three hours a day is drink. you have to feel good about yourself. >> my binge drinking is healthier than being -- binge watching. if they are b nie ge drinking while they are binge watching, that is worse or balances each other out. >> i disagree. tv shows today it depends on what people are watching. they didn't take that into account during the study. "game of thrones" your heart rate is going or" breaking bad." >> i was going to say "real housewives" yelling at the screen. >> andy, 30 seconds. >> you can move on. i get why driving is physically different from watching tv. i don't get why computer use is any different. >> here is my theory, people watching tv are more than most

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she ruffles feathers by wearing some. yes, khloe kardashian ruffled feather after wearing a native american war bonnet at a party for northwest. last week the kardashian brood threw a party called kid-chella. and she posted this picture on instagram. it is native american of arts council denounced the images especially considering the washington redskins controversy. he noted it is really sad that people who are celebrities don't take the responsibility

and the understanding that they are trend setters and they influence people especially young people. i just can't believe she would be that insensitive to think it was okay to wear that war bonnet at a kid's party. i love how he said she was a celebrity. anyway, what is that? khloe, which is armenian for how did i get fame a muss, posted this picture on instagram. you will still get criticized so you might as well do whatever the "f" you want. we are blurring that out i hope. how offended were you by the headdress photo? >> not at all. if you want to be this touchy feely about everything, then pull all indian everything out of every single store. then see what it does to the economy of the people who actually make -- on the reservations that actually make this stuff and produce this stuff and try to sell it to support their family. there are actually people who make a living creating stuff like this.

if it is that sensitive, pull it off and don't let anyone touch it and let's forget -- if that's what you want to do is go into oblivion and no one knowing you existed and know what your culture was, we can give that you simply. >> these are not negative connotations. those could be made in china though. >> and i think indians make their money off the casinos, don't they? >> that's one aspect of it. >> not the little tom-tom's. >> in seriousness, there is a lot of small indian businesses that do this. there are things that have been passed down from generation to generation and they want to share it with people to share their culture. and then if you buy it and you wear it out in public you are disrespectful to their culture. i'm like, at what point does it work? you either want to sell it and make money and have people appreciate it or you freaking don't. make up your mind. >> i think she feels strongly about this, bonnie. >> i don't want to go against her. >> try to ask for her phone.

>> don't do it. don't do it. >> i just want to see what time it is. shouldn't people be more offended, bonnie? you are a mother some say to a child. are you offended more at the massive party they threw for a 1-year-old, obviously who will not remember this party? >> we didn't do stuff like that for our kid. we got a green screen and put a party behind it and then took pictures. we will show her later, look, you had a tent and a clown and stuff. >> you thought you were saving money, but the green screen cost $30,000. you could have thrown a hundred parties. >> we just rented it for $10,000. so we did save a lot of money on that. it is just a clothing item. you are still allowed to wear a beret or a full nazi outfit? >> the beret was a good

comparison, but not the other part. i would scratch that from your list of things that are like that. >> didn't prince william wear one to a party? >> and i think he got in trouble for that. i don't know my british history. >> he is not king now, is he? >> he ruined it for himself. she didn't apologize. refreshing, no? >> i usually hate the apologies, but this was like a big, fat foam finger to the native american council. she is saying, oh you are going to criticize me? whatever. you have to be ignorant to not know what and happening in the news right now and how everyone is being accused of cultural appropriation and split -- and political correctness. to just say that, i feel the native american council is trying to educate you and say this is insensitive. for you to not even say my bad, we were trying to do a theme. >> that's a great impression. >> or it was a party.

it was just for family. i wasn't making a statement. that's different. he should know, but again she doesn't care because her name starts with a k. >> i never thought i would be siding with the monster kardashian, but -- >> is that her nickname? >> yes. i don't know if you have ever seen her in real life. run. >> i have never seen her in not real life. >> no, i mean the only -- thought that was the best thing that khloe could have said besides i'm going back to my home planet. >> i am not a kardashian freak by any means of the imagination, but think about the stuff that is said about the kardashians. if you were an indian you wouldn't want to be a kardashian. >> that's a good point. >> they have more stuff thrown at them than you have the redskins. that's your deal, your shot. are you in the news because of that. look what they are in the news for. every freaking day.

>> all of these girls who follow her on instagram see this and they are going to start wearing these headdresses. >> and they will champion native americanism. >> they will learn something. >> it is cultural appropriation. what she is doing is stealing from another culture. that's what white people do. so as an armenian she is appropriating white culture. we are the ones that appropriate other people's culture. >> and native americans are appropriating white culture too by complaining. >> it is cultural appropriation inception and i don't like it. >> it is driving me crazy. >> and i am much more offended by the stupid word play kid-chella. that does president even -- that doesn't even make sense. >> i blame the baby. >> would you think kanye could come up with a better word play. >> it means costs a lot of money. >> the thing is it is sad because the child will not have have -- when northwest looks back at his first

birthday it will be smeared -- >> her. >> why do we need gender identification? i think we coming up, verizon says stop telling girls they are pretty. hideous monsters i guess is better. oh she's adorable. don't forget, my back, "not cool" amazon.com. autographed copy j gutfeld.com. it is beautiful.

will she fore go books? a new commercial from verizon addresses why so few girls are interested in things like science and math. the problem is their parents tell them they are pretty and they shouldn't play with starfish. >> my pretty girl. >> 9, 10, 11. >> come here, sweetie. don't get your dress dirty. >> honey, you don't want to mess with that. put them down. >> samantha. this is getting out of control. h. >> be careful with that. why don't you hand that to your brother.

>> our words can have a huge impact. isn't it time we told hershey is pretty brilliant too? encourage her love of science and technology and inspire her to change the world. >> kids grow up so fast or so i hear. i don't see children. i don't leak that commercial at all. what do you think? >> have i a 9-year-old -- i have a 9-year-old daughter. i tell hershey is beautiful -- her she is beautiful, but i don't allow her to say she is beautiful. you have to wait for mommy to say it. you can't say it. she sits and watches static and kinetic energy videos. she is a science, little math, little nerdy little girl and i let her go. the most important thing i stress to her over and over

again is you don't get to take credit for your beauty. i have the stretchmarks for your beauty. it is not yours. i did all of that. you have to develop the brain part. nothing about your physical except your health wise, but what you are naturally given, that came from mommy and not from you. work on the things that you have and that means your brain. >> bonnie, i don't like this commercial. it stereo types fathers. it says fathers don't like their daughters to do brain knee things. that's deeply offensive to me and i don't even have children. >> here is the thing. my husband is neither around. >> which is probably good. >> he is a terrible man. >> my daughter is into science also, and she is geeky about animals and stuff and i i always tell her -- i stress to her don't talk about this around boys.

people tell my daughter all the time you are so pretty. you look like your mom. i feel weird about it because i think i am a lot better looking than she is. i just do. i'm like -- at some point she is going to find out. >> she finds out there is no santa claus. i am just not as pretty as mommy. you know what the best part about this is your daughter is in the green room watching this show. ns >> oh my god. andy -- >> quick, what is her name? >> enray -- reyna. she is a doll. >> literally, a doll. it is not a real child. is is some kind of weird freaky thing you have done. >> andy, why is verizon

getting behind this? what is the real reason? >> they make a good point and they are part of a good campaign. america needs more people in these stem jobs. sigh dash cash science, engineering and math. we have to get more women interested in these fields. it is good for girls and it is good for america, greg. if you oppose this commercial and oppose this campaign, you hate america. i am just saying think about that. >> i only hate half of america. >> if you hate half of america you hate all of america. >> how many times do you tell yourself you are pretty? >> every time i am in the mirror. verizon is recruiting them young. let's get them working right away. >> because they can pay them less. >> there is all of this focus on girls. but what about the boys? >> amen. >> if you are a little boy and want to take ballet class,

embrace it. >> not amen. >> if your little boy wants to be a nurse and not a doctor. >> boys can't be nurses. >> see that's where you are wrong, andy. i went to a party in the village and this guy was dressed as a nurse, and boy did i get an exam. >> if verizon was really serious about it, the one thing that will hurt little girls more than anything is their damn cell phones. what about your product? if that is your product and you want to get kids in there, take away the verizon cell pone and they may study. >> i don't like corporate messages because they create a fuzzy image for themselves. it is like cherry tee fun runs -- charity fun runs. >> it is a scam. >> they are trying to get you. >> i like the glass ceiling. sometimes i catch my reflection in it.

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last story. that's the last story. >> the gary oldman apology tour continues. the british actor addressed the magazine interview in which he defended mel gibson's anti-sametic remarks way back in, whenever. roll tape, tape rollers. >> what is that meaning the carrie white long after you said them. i shouldn't have used them in any context. but i did. and i have deeply injured and wounded a great many people. especially to the younger fans. i should be on the public

figure. i should be an example and an inspiration. i am an a-hole. i am 56. i should know better. >> you know what i hate about this? he acts like 56 is old. >> it is. >> what do you make of his apology? >> first of all when i read the comments he made i like to think of him in a wife beater. and then he goes on the apology tour. at some point they will say you will lose fans by apologizing. so then you have to apologize for the apology. we love saying sorry. >> he said he has wounded so many people. >> i have no clue. >> he could have said i am an a-hole. and he said ask me another question. now i shall stop.

>> my gardener is a harry potter. it is the dumbest joke ever. joanne, are you getting tired of this? is this the last time we will talk about old men? >> no. he is brilliant. he has a movie coming out so his name is now constantly in the news. i haven't thought about him because i don't watch harry potter. >> he was sid vicious. >> now we are talking about him again. >> you know what the theory here is, andy? we saw this with jonah hill. you say something and then you apologize? >> that would be the cynical way to look at it, greg. you know i am not a cynic, so i don't believe that. i do feel like, okay, you did one written apology and you have done one tv apology and you are cutoff. no more apologies. i don't know how many more

late night tv shows you can promote planet of the apes? no more apologies. we get it. you are done. >> unless it is on a cookie cake. >> all apologies should be cookie cake apologies. >> he is only sorry because he got -- everybody said something about it and basically he got caught out there. that's the only reason he is sorry. he is going home and saying the same words around his friends and they drink and la, la, la. he is not sorry. just say "i am an [bleep] and let it go. >> mig else? >> i don't care. i am sunnie, what?

hello, everyone. i'm andrea. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." apologies are hard to come by in washington. but in hollywood, it's become a new trend to say, i'm sorry. the latest celeb on an apology tour is after gary oldman. he defended anti-semitic rants by mel gibson and some ugly words from alec baldwin. baldwin was lashing out at political correctness in hollywood. activists and the media now pressured him. within 48 hours he was apologizing on jimmy kimmel. >> i said some things