bob maur. that's at 10:00 p.m. on "hannity." one year down, a lot of years to go. up tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye" how close did the rest of maroon 5 come to finally ditching adam will you vein? we will take you in their heartbreaking escape attempt. and how much does the vice president think you should spend on lottery tickets? >> $1.3 billion per day. for real. and the story everyone is talking about. did a guest try to assassinate greg gutfeld with a pen? she laughs it off, but how did gutfeld really feel? >> he was furious. we pick up where special report left off. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> well done.

that was workplace violence. let's welcome our guests of she likes herman like -- her men like her coffee. inconstant and filled with booze. i am here with joanne nosuchunsky. and she wrote a book about how to find a perfect man. i believe it is called where is gutfeld? her latest is called "finding mr. righteous" and he is as cold as dry ace and as foggy. now that's how you wave. he is more patriotic than a bald eying gel making love to a piece of apple pie. comedian and psycho path tom shillue. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> he has beep stricken by the fate of chicken. an oakland-california-based activist charged in and turned

a conversation. >> excuse me. i have a little girl. she was abused her entire life. she was terrified. she has a very determined look in her eyes wherever she goes. she was hurt and abused her entire life because of this establishment and because of establishments like it. she was locked away and hidden. i went in there with other humans and i took her out of there. if i hadn't she wouldn't be with me right now. she would be gone. just like all of her sisters. right now their eggs and their milk and their bodies are on plates inside this restaurant and that is so unfair to them. my little girl's name is snow. this isn't food! it is violence! >> it's not food! it is

violence. >> well, they convinced me. they are [bleep]. the poultry protector is a member of a group called the -- who cares what they are called. they target businesses with flash mobs. i hate that phrase telling people not to eat meat. who will save the humans from the chickens? >> we had to actually cut that segment off before we showed the ending which was quite gruesome. you can find it on lune under -- on-line under chicken dismember meant. >> you called what she did powerful. >> i'm surprised this happened in california. it is rare. >> it is rare. >> could she find a restaurant with more than three patrons in it?

>> that's true. so this was planned. she found a place where she knew there wouldn't be opposition. >> as we watched it you say this seems fake. it seems fake, right? >> yeah. >> you know why it does? no one cries and gives speeches at the same time except in movies. no one gives a speech and cries at the same time. it doesn't happen. >> that's true. it is completely fake. i would say this is the west burrow baptist church of animal rights. it is a complete street theater what do you make of this, lisa? what would you do if you were in that restaurant? >> it is not that vegetarians don't want people to eat meat. they are really, really angry people enjoy eating meat. if she had any courage go and protest in the cairn get -- cairn get tee where a lot of people eat meat. people and others eat meet.

>> explain to the lion that your chicken is your actual child. i don't think the lion would care. >> that's the thing about the animal world. >> they don't care. >> they eat their own children sometimes. >> can you blame them? >> this -- that is a horrible thing to say. >> do these protests hurt the cause more than help them? >> it is these bombastic displays that i think they were meant to educate, but they aggravate. no one wants to feel they are being shamed as they enjoy a meal at a restaurant. that doesn't help your cause. how do you know how little chicken snow really feels? maybe she is so proud to give you delicious, nutritious eggs every morning. maybe the cow feels honored to bring a milk to child and help with osteoporosis. >> that's true. we don't know. >> i know coal is extremely

happy to heat houses. >> you are taking that a little far. >> here is my theory. i bet -- there is an interesting fact about animal rights activists. they don't spend a lot of time with animals. this make this mistaken idea and people that around a animals are not like that. they understand animals and they understand -- they know that animals don't think like humans. i think the chickens can't stand her. >> that's the drmed look in their eye. that's the determined look in their eye. >> she is driving me crazy. >> why is not every dollar she spent on another hoodie, but buying another chicken and saving another chicken. >> we don't know. we will look into that after the show. >> she had a rooster named peanut butter. that's bad too. crushing peanuts to make

food? who is there for the peanuts. >> there are so many allergies. >> do you think she might have a problem? does that mean you should date her? >> i actually want to take a chance to apologize to our viewers. i understand the thing on "red eye" is a job and part of my job is to watch videos to discuss them. i couldn't make it through the entire thing. i realize i lt down our millions of fans, but i had to think of my santee. santee that would have been lost never to return had i watched the whole thing. i do think she was quick to assume she was talking about a chicken. the restaurant may have served her daughter. >> i had no idea. >> there is no evidence to not support that. >> this is the point and it is a serious poi in t. >> what if somebody lost a child, a real honest to god

child. maybe there is a child in the hospital. the person comes in and starts talking emotionally about her lost child or sick child and you are going my god i just lost my child or my child is dyeing in the hospital. >> or what if the people there just had a funeral. or abused. >> exactly. she is what you call a trigger. in college she is the trigger. she walks in and she triggers emotion. >> she would love to be a trigger. she would love the fact if someone lost a child. she is saying that the chickens are just as available as children. she would hope to have that affect on people. there was some kind of equating animals together. >> i do want to give her credit though for not looking like a caricature. >> it is her own look. >> they are as subtle as a mallet and getting kids to the ballot.

little john which i think is short for little shot a video for the nonpartisan group rock the vote. it features a bunch of celebrity cameos. ♪ rock the vote ♪ rock the vote.. ♪ turn down for what >> i'm darrin and i am turning out for education. >> i am ej and i am turning out for marriagey -- marriage equality. >> i am turning out for reproductive rights. >> all right. sorry, celebrities and their liberal causes. i think i need to see more. >> i am turning out for women's rights. >> i am turning out for de forestation. >> i am turning out for the legalization of marijuana. >> i am fred and i am turning out because i want to impress my friends. that's the only reason to ever do anything. >> the video is already having

a huge impact on cat. ♪ >> i am darrin and i am turning out for education. >> i am ej and i am turning out for marriage equality. >> i am turning out for reproductive rights. >> i don't think he is going anywhere. all right. i will go first to you, andy. a change of pace. you said this is the video that will finally get you to vote. you said you will -- you are waiting for something to get you out to vote. >> i am a fan of little jonathon. there are a couple of things here. rock the vote prides itself on being a nonpartisan organization. they just want people to get out and vote. they don't tell you who to vote for or what to vote for. in this video every issue they bring up as a reason for voting is a liberal cause.

or they don't bring up a single conservative cause. there are a couple of other things wrong with this. can we show this clip? >> occupied. >> we are in here voting. >> you are lena done ham and you are celebrity fitness trainer tracy anderson. >> if you have to explain who somebody is they shouldn't be in a celebrity video. can we put up the still of the sign? there is a sign at the beginning when lib john is talking to the goi at the desk and he said be prepare prepared to show id. i believe that is racist. as far as i'm concerned everyone in this video is if not racist, they are supporting a racist policy. shame on them all. >> i am disgusted. they all deserve to make an all poll gee.

an apology. >> isn't that part of the problem with the split cage system, people voting single issues? what do you think? i happen to think the kids love this. >> i think lil john is great. i like his song "can't touch this." young i had his firs album "fear of a black pan net" and" getting jiggy with it." how about the white caricature guy? why wasn't i up for that role? >> he took your role. and he made the lame joke. we get mistaken for each other. >> that's a classic. >> lisa, they claim to be nonpartisan. are you as easy going as andy about this? >> with these kind of things like by tomorrow we will find out none of them ever voted before.

i know i am old because i doipt know the pair -- because i didn't know the parody. >> i didn't know the name. but i knew from the sound. i. >> you didn't know the name of the song where the only lyrics are "turn down for what." >> all i hear is -- >> is it about hotel service? >> it is hotel service. that's true. >> swoax -- spokeswoman for all women, did she convince you to vote? >> if she said she was out for energy independence i would have become a lena done ham fan. i would have not only started voting and maybe on the left, but watching her show. it is like she is the curse of, i don't know, ads? you know they will be criticized if she is in it. otherwise i think kids should get out and vote definitely. but when you have all of these

people in it which way do you think they will vote. you know who i felt sad for, fred armison. do you think he was mocking sph. >> he was. >> that was his way? >> that's his whole show is mocking. it is great. >> lil john when he walked in, oh this guy is cool. he is a rapper. and he has the hair. oh he is cool. >> yeah, the mid-term elections. i'm like, you dork. talking about mid-term elections. >> one of the coolest parts is this guy in the front is like we have voting booths from the whip dough to the wall. did you get the reference? it is another lil john song. young people get. >> it -- we got it. a source tells fox news the baseball pages of an air force service anybody had sigh sis lovers after posting a

picture of a bomb in iraq. it coincides with a bulletin that isis is scouring social media for addresses of u.s. military family members and show up at their homes and lotter them. slaughter them. they want to raise their profile in the eyes of a potential lone wolf. a chicago teen was arrested for trying to join isis. the ap reports that he was stopped by the fbi before he was going to istanbul. they searched his home and found evidence to join a terrorist group. we have tape of him he -- at the airport. that was not tape of him at the airport. lisa, this is the first war where supporters are attacking each other on-line. it is like a sporting event. isn't that strange? or maybe it is a positive thing because it is another outlet that keeps it from doing destructive things.

>> every time i hear this story and i will get off line and go and live in a cabin in the woods and then i remember i have a book to promote. i start to think that is more important than getting beheaded. >> i suppose so. nice plug too. here is my problem. why did we let him just go. then we go and figure out where they will go and blow them up. when there is a drunk, obnoxious person at your party who wants to leave, you let them leave. >> let's done talking about them. track them down and kill them. talking about this stuff makes people buy into it. >> it is the philosophy of the spree killer. it will create more spree killers. >> we used to splash them on the front of news week, but they don't do it anymore. >> we put them on "rolling stone."

>> nicely done. >> and they got slack for that. in the columbine days those jerks were on the cover of every magazine. >> us old guys know some facts. >> what is your take in all of this if you are listening. >> i usually relate to teens. i can't really relate to this one. he tries to make good points. he said something about the u.s. taxes are going to muslim d sisters. he is living at home. how much taxes is he paying? i don't think he understands how this works you can live with your parents as long as you want. kids need to get off the facebook. we know social media is one of the pillars of recruitment for isis. i don't know. just move your kids to a cabin in the woods. >> there you go.

a solution for everyone. do you find the preemptive arrest problematic? >> they say it is unclear why kahn was originally stopped at the airport. why did they stop him? >> somebody bought him a ticket for $4,000. they went to his house. >> you are saying a teenage muslim can't buy a one-kay ticket to istanbul? that is not the thing that happens every day. >> perhaps it doesn't happen any way. we are in a roll on troller. we need to do something about that. somebody needs to sit this kid down. i mentor a lot of teens. if i had the chance i would like to talk to him and say xome -- come on, man. don't do that. don't join isis. >> i think it would work. >> i think it would. i have a good rapport with the teens.

if i explain come on, man, i don't think he would do it. >> i think you are right. >> it is worth a shot. >> in his letter he talked about how much he hated the de moralization -- the demoralizing western values. that's why i like the fact he is leaving. people come here and hates our values. he hates our values and he is leaving. >> i would rather him go there than strap on a bomb and stay here. >> why keep a lone wolf here? >> if those are the only two choices let him go. if you can stop him completely. >> he is imens paying taxes. he should join the tee party. >> coming up, tom shillue shows us every one of his 12 nipples. first, it is homeland, the most racist show on it v. id it morning joe, but i don't think he is ready for that.

is homeland off base when it comes to race? an op-ed in the "washington post" calls it the most bigoted show on tv. it is the subject of tonight's is this racist? >> she points to the new season's promotional poster for starters. sthee describes as a blonde, red, white riding hood. dirk a argues that since the beginning show time series has turn ut isla ma-phobic stereo types. they say it is sinister and suspicious. brody who is not muslim, secretly prays in his garage

to foreboding music. she adds the structure of homeland is matching together. political islams, muslims, arabs and the whole middle east into a frankenstein man sister of terrorist threats and it doesn't exist. it doesn't exist. it doesn't exist. forget it. segment over. is here is a clip from a recent show on "homeland. >> look out! he has a gun. >> jade, how bad are you hit? >> i have been better. i'll live. >> let's get that turkey. >> what a waste.

you didn't need to do that. >> how did they survive the first time? >> that was in a script. lisa, does she have even a small point? i want to point out she is a seecial list activist who works for the social worker. this is not about islam. >> no. it used to be the italian america. we were the ones that have -- the. >> "the sopranos." >> yes. and if i was going to concentrate on tv try cnn or fox news, msbc. there are stereo types of muslims hiding behind school children and hiding in moskss. >> they said it is miss pronouncing. >> tom, in the it as the bad guys were russians, right?

russians never i had cay. -- russians never cared. >> the show is racist. the first few seasons they tried to portray all red heads being of -- >> spirits. >> yes. >> that's true. >> no it is not, viewers. >> send your angry red headed letters to lisa. >> she is not red riding hood. that's claire dane. those are not robes. that is a woman in an islamic garb. she created the intent herself. >> that's how these ridiculous claims of racism arrives. it is what is in that person's head and project itself to somebody else. is there a more bigoted show we should focus on like sesame

street. >> it is gig law again's island. there were natives portrayed in ridiculous costumes. they were often violent and dwum. and dumb. >> it is impossible. >> by the way bob denver is dead so i takehombrage. >> political correctness is not exciting. i want viewers. it is entertainment and not a documentary jie. hospital we be talking about the real problem is that clier danes is always crying. >> she is not crying. it is a look of anguish. >> i don't even know where to start. there was the cry face. >> the unnecessary plot. >> the best was carrie, the claire danes character she would do something crazy and

something bad would happen. she would come back and yell at her and pull her off the case. you are crazy. what are you doing? i had to stopwatching it. she makes good points, but misses badly so some. she said islam is portrayed with secretly boarding. >> the point was he that had become brainwashed cab tiff tee. you were sitting there going holy crap. after saying he is not a muslim the whole time he really is now a muslim. >> that's the whole point. she missed the boat on that one. >> and the main character was white and a terrorist. >> and they have many middle eastern and muss -- leaders are pro american. >> they work them well into the plot.

>> he did poi ? -- point out thoughts who are very, very pale are bad people. >> psychotic serial killers city a. >> i'm surprised the russian post ran this. it was is a silly article. >> it is obama's america. >> i am not surprised. couldn't this woman write about the radical treatment of women as opposed to a tv show about terrorism? maybe since she writes for the socialist wrorker she couldn't smell america, could show -- could she? jennifer lawrence talks about her latest picture. and first, a word from our sponsor. >> tonight's sponsor is the school bully alarm clock. having trouble waking up in the morning we will hire a bully to punch you in the face. we know he is doing anything

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what are they thinking? are dames not into games? that's what they claim. it is the subject of tonight's -- >> is this sexist? >> the sign is on the floor. i swore. sorry about that, america.

on monday "men's health" a magazine i was once an editor of back when it was good published an article titled the secret of talking sports with any women. this is disgusting. to us use a football term, it was a gutter ball. the piece was written by a lady and it begins not all women share your passion for sports. in case you hadn't noticed, the reason? they need story lines. this is disgusting. the internet responded swiftly calling it sexist and sexist. it was deleted and the editor apologized on "the today show." speaking of which, once upon a time i was the editor of "men's health" and it wouldn't have happened on my watch. >> this article would have never been published if greg gutfeld were the editor at the time. he used to be. >> it would have been way worse. . >> i know who you are.

who was the guy sitting there in the middle? >> i don't know. he was one lucky guy though. >> a random hottie. >> i just don't like the way they objectify them. >> i have a problem with the girls insist on how big a sports fan they are. that's more offensive to me. >> gawker ran a huge piece with a woman doing exactly that. we get it. that's not science, but i get it. it is interesting. >> i think a lot of them do it it -- i am basically sub tweeting someone i know on twitter and a lot of them do it because it makes them more attractive to menink it does. >> or maybe they just like sports. you can't publish anything without upsetting someone. >> i thought youent meant me personally.

i was getting ready to take offense. i agree with lisa. women who really pretend to be the sports girl they do it because they think guys like it in the same way that guys become the animal rights activists. no guy has animal rights. or pink for breast cancer awareness. >> it was a great article. women like story lines more than men. they like statistics. they like baseball cards and all of the other stuff. most men like stats and women like stories. isn't this the story with the adult films? women made porn films there would be moo more stories. >> there are women who like sports not just to get to guys, but they genuinely like

them. >> they are saying i want to watch the game. >> twitter brings it to everybody. i will watch it when i do something i don't care about. i will tweet and and tweet. >> it is the booth. >> and then it starts crying and i forget everything i did, joanne. >> tom said -- people don't like gender differences. it makes them uncomfortable. we should be applauding them. when it comes to hiring they are writers, right? i think it is wonderful we have women working at a men's health magazine. i hope we see more.

>> i think i was the first. we said it was 100% on the money. >> this is what happens when you let checks write. >> i great with jana and -- her name is janet. >> i can't remember. >> you know what i don't like women who pretend to like sports. my guess is any nbc executive says they know what they are saying. they pay a lot of money for the olympics. they purposely turn it into a story line and it is stories of this person had a horrible childhood. they need a lot of nonsports viewers. and by a lot of nonsports

viewers i mean a lot of women. that's who they need to get to watch that. but this is one of the things where people need to feel good about themselves. you can't point out that women and men are different. >> in general may be different. even if you are not valuing one over the other. there were plenty of women who are into sports. there are plenty not into sports. >> how do you process the sports or what you look for. >> i know women who are into stats. but in general it is a higher percentage of men who are into that than women. >> that's a stat. >> i think that is cool. moo women -- most women it is like, what? >> tell me about your childhood. >> you brought up baseball cards. >> when i was growin up, this

is how i knew i was different. everybody i knew bought baseball cards. i bought the president's card. do you remember the cards of presidents? it came with a stick of gum. and it was a president like -- i used to collect them. they were only at the time 39 presidents. >> i collected rocks. >> and they were your imaginary friends. >> i want to collect something that is white people. >> that's why i hated the baseball card. >> and i collected wacky packages. >> they told a story. here is a pattern that is predict -- predictable. >> they assume this person is sexist. they ignore the fact that they are not trying to tweet somebody. that's not enough. you get the fall, and here you

have ebola and isis and the ukraine and all of this horrible stuff and you people who are like a writer tweeting outrage. you have to be board. >> we want discs trays from the really bad -- distractions from the really bad stuff. if a relationship is going south the woman nitpicks at the guy the little things she does president -- she doesn't like. >> we have to stop the mob mentality. >> the other thing men's health has done this story every year since i have been there. >> it is the most repurposed story ever. >> i'm sure i wrote it five times in the 90s. you have to call some people up. it is the easiest article in the world. >> coming up, are we doing this story? >> "not cool" order it. autographed copy g gutfeld.com. back in a moment. here is what is coming up on

the independence. >> well, hi there. tomorrow night we have somebody named andy levi on the show? i will have to talk to our producers. i know who he is. and we will name this week's enemy of freedom. don't miss the independence. it is 9:00 p.m. and midnight on fox news network.

get out of there. she finally speaks about the leaks. jennifer lawrence has broken

her silence about the leaked nude photos. none of which i saw, tom. the actress tells ""vanity "vanity fair"" i have nothing i am sorry for. i was in a long distance relationship. either your boyfriend will look at porn or look at you. so true. i like how we have no pictures of her. we are just showing words. she calls the violation a, quote, sex crime. adding anybody that looked at the pictures you are perpetuating a sexual offense and cower with shame. i didn't tell you you could look at my naked body. do you agree the law should be changed? that she has a point. >> i don't like that privacy violation is now something else. what if it was her credit card number was leaked. why does it have to be a sex crime? and where are the pictures of the boyfriend? >> this is interesting. i was wondering about that.

>> you would think it would be reciprocated. >> she doesn't want to look at him. do you like looking at these pics? >> he sent pics. >> would you want to look? >> i am not the person in question. >> she deleted them when they broke up. she didn't want to look at this will when they broke -- she didn't want to look at them when they broke up. >> you are an expert. you blew the pictures up. i i haven't looked at them. i support her 110%. >> that's impossible. >> i also support all of the other hot actresses who were victimized and i support them all in general. i do want to say one thing. she said she was in a long distance relationship and her boyfriend would look at porn or look at her. i have news for her. she -- he was looking at porn too. you can send all the pictures

you want and he will look at porn. >> when it comes to perversion, men can multi task. she fears it may have hurt her career, but has it or was it a bad thing that happened to her and somebody should go to jail? >> all of the above. i think she is mark's sweetheart. it keeps happening and keeps happening. >> how dare you smear sandra bullock like that? >> i am not going through this again. >> wake up, america. >> i think the only thing that would hold her back is herself. >> or her selfie. >> that's good. >> it took 7 years. >> this is the first interview where she said anything. so now she has opened up the opportunity for everyone else in future interviews to be asking her about this. that has to be what sucks the most. >> i am thankful my pictures

weren't hacked. it is mow wearing layers of clothing. my fetish is reverse nudity. the more clothes i put on the more turped on and aroused i -- the more turned on and aroused i get. sometimes i wear like eight jackets. >> i get it, greg. >> you have been there, right? >> it is a weird thing. i figured if i brought it up somebody would be there. are you grossed out, joanne? >> he is thinking of the sweat. >> that's the fun part. >> it is so much better in the summer. >> and hiking up a hill. >> i will find a hill in northern california and hike up it in 12 layers of clothes and holding a cinnamon roll and a hot cup of coffee. >> they go together. >> that's fantastic. >> lying on the beach in the mojave desert. >> i like a really itchy wool. >> very exciting, greg. >> i love to be covered in clothing.

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>> by the way, andy levey is on the independence later? >> tomorrow. >> he has the blood of a -- shut up. >> technically that's tonight. >> he has got the blood of a hound. i speak about florida keys cat, aren't they all, who received a life-saving blood transfusion from a dog. butter cup had the transfusion after they realized they would not get the cat blood in time. the cat's blood was a little harder to come by and not as easy as dog's blood. does this mean dogs are superior pets? >> i am not going to fall for this story that is trying to make women care about science. so you can take your dog, cat story line. >> they are cute and furry. they are companions and just fun. >> this is another reason why dogs are superior.

the cat will take, take, take. >> what is next? >> i don't know what more we can do for these pets. >> we had a cat when i was a kid. it broke its hip. we didn't get a cast for it. when it jumped out it was healed. >> we left it in the box for two months. it jumped out. it worked. >> the cat died in the box and then they attached string to it and made it jump out of the box and say see, tom, it is all better. >> the kid gets pushed you have to clean out the box. >> it healed? >> no, it starved to death. >> we would throw food in there. >> you lived a strange life. are you inspired to donate blood? >> i am more positive so i can give to everyone, but i faint

at everything. i wouldn't make it. this inspire had me to never get a pet because of how expensive it is to care for them. can you imagine how much that transfusion costs? i can't. >> probably thousands of dollars. >> why would you get a cat -- they say it is an anemic dab be. tabby. they say in the name of the cat you know there will be problems. just get a regular tabby. that seems like the smarter thing to do. we talked about this on the show. you start with gay marriage and then dogs are giving cats blood transfusions. >> i don't know where it ends. >> i am afraid. >> i am going to give my liver to a tree. i don't think the tree deserves my liver, but if we will do this with pets, gay marriage, cats and dogs and the tree is getting my liver. mark fie words, it is going to happen. in obama's america. very special thanks to joanne,

tv's andy levy with a selfie joke. and the strange, but unlovable tom shillue. that does it for me. i'm greg gutfeld.

because we care, because we're not crazy, because we're fair and balanced. hello, everyone, it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." our commander in chief says we're going to degrade and destroy aisis, but is he really committed to the fight? isis has just raised it's black flag near the town of kobani. >> there's a town called kobani surrounded by isis and if it falls it will be a mass slaughter.