news app or foxnewsgo.com and watch us any time and you heard the panel about wendy davis's defense of the wheelchair ad. go to gretawired a tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye" is your girlfriend a little too clingy? we'll take you inside the new reality show where bachelors compete to win the ultimate prize. their freedom. plus, does the vice president think we should let the muppets run the government? >> they have never, never, never, never ever let their country down. never. just give them a chance. >> and finally, a trio of giant pumpkins deciding to end it all on live tv. we'll look at themes from the horrify aftermath next. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> i wish they were. let's welcome our guests.

like a second place show dog she is well groomed, but a disappointment. i am here with joanne nosuchunsky. she puts the fine in finance. she has more lettuce than a salad bar. liz mb donald and she is the author of "skirt hair raw see." and he once climbed mount everest. i skipped andy levy. >> i climbed mt. everest. >> no you didn't. the only thing you climbed was a one bed. >> i choose not to. >> tv's andy levey. i am skip your intro. he once c. he is a fan of hillary sloppy sends. next to me, another former new mexico governor. man, i screwed up the intros. it is gary johnson. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> i'm blame my new con tabts. con tabts.

they have a tude and they are sending nudes. roughly 25% of those 18 to 24 are sending their naughty bits across the internet despite the fact they could be leaked to the public. they have put up 100,000 new nude photos that have been tabben and shared using something called snap chat. they obtained the photos by breaking into an app that allowed users to save their pics that are supposed to automatically delete themselves. we have one of the pics. >> oh no. >> uncalled for. >> can we look at that one more time for the sake of it? >> we should have slow motion. >> that's delicious. it is not moving, andy, but it moves me. bottom line, teens are exposing themselves to risk. so let's get jiggy with it as we skinny on down to --

>> welcome to teen corner, the most bow day shoes block on the boob tube. i am your host the greek god gutfeld, but you can call me any team. before we get started i want to read a letter from a fan. this is toby. i can't breathe and it is dark in here. please let me out. this is not funny anymore. way don't need to read that. >> how did he mail that? >> how can he write in the dark? >> don't try to pope benedict holes in the letter, people. governor, snap chat was supposed to be fail safe, but there is no such thin as total security, is there? >> when you consider sending lewd photos or naked photos over the intar net, snap chat is the thin to use, right? now there is another app. i didn't realize this before tonight's show that it

prevents it from happening. it makes snap chat permanent. better stop doing it completely. >> are you worried at all? do you have anything floating out there, governor? >> i don't, but i was thipping if i were to do -- i was thinking if i were to do that i would use snap chat. and now i am dissuaded from the ole chining. >> now somebody has to invent super snap chat. it is not like the snap chat everybody else can read. >> i see it coming. >> it is an arm's race of naked pictures. >> do teams underestimate the consequence of the behavior? this stuff lives forever. >> i think they do underestimate it. what is awful for the story is these photos last forever. they last as lon as my -- they last as lon as my high school yearbook photo. the whole thin about snap chat is they said the photos would immediately delete and vanish and that's not the case. >> i find that horrible, but

yp it is hilarious because there were a lot of people there that thought that this was never going to be a problem. >> should we all take naked pictures to sap them of their power? >> first of all i believe -- i believe we have emac's high school yearbook picture? >> that would have been great if they came up with geraldo. >> first i am surprised it is only 25%. i think a lot of people may be lying. as you know i counsel a lot of yun women, anales 18 to 24. do not send naked pib tours of -- pib tours of yourself to your boyfriend. if you find the need to send naked pics of yourself send them to me. >> you are a safe. >> i am a lob box. the thin is you have to assume that any -- anything on your phone can be hacked. you just have to assume that. it is not blaming the victim.

nobody deserves have their stuff leeb -- leaked. >> you know what scares me? the story that somebody can independently activate the camera on your app. >> you have to cover the camera. >> andy the home body, the eternal bachelor knows that. put a little duct taif over it. >> doubt -- duct tape works fine. they maybe things with the logo that goes right over it and they are removable. >> now i am really scared. >> joanne, do these leaks scare you enough to stop taking pictures of yourself? >> this is what i think is very interesting. 25% say they have embarrassing photos. you weren't embarrassed when you took it. you weren't embarrassed when you sent it. that's why you sent it. you liked it. you liked what you took after

taking however many selfies, that's the one you decided on. we need to not be embarrassed. we need to embrace the fact that we are all beautiful and it is the way we were born. >> this is about our internet freedoms. it is about freedoms. >> thank you, rand paul. >> what is it? one in four? it is not worse than the one in four that still live with their parents. we will wreck a great thing cyber flirting with selfies. >> it is flirting now. people are flirt. >> with selfies. >> you can't assume these people with embarrassing photos. they could be photos of you watching "entourage" something you don't want anybody to know. >> or shaking hands with carrottop. >> or watching msnbc or a russell brand movie. >> any thoughts before we move on?

no? you are high. i can tell you are high. all right, what is the name of the company? she is taking slack for her wheelchair attack. texas gubernatorial candidate wendy davis is taking heat for an ad she ran. gazy on gazers. >> a tree fell on greg abbott. he sued and got millions. since then he spent years working against other victims. a woman's leg was amputated and not disabled because she had an artificial limb. he ruled against a rape victim. he sided with a hospital that filed to stop a dangerous surgeon who paralyzed patients. he is not for you. >> they called the ad desperate and despicable. but they didn't say wrong.

a news conference on monday defended the ad. >> greg abbott got his justice. why doesn't he believe a rape survivor or a person with a disability or a victim paralyzed forever by a drug add delled surgeon should get justice too? we need to call this what it is. hipocracy. >> still some are claiming it wasn't as offensive as her previous ad. >> where the hell did that ?aib come from? >> anyway. governor, you have been a

candidate several times. you were governor. >> i am going to state something here that i think i am unique to the entire country. i ran for governor of new mexico twice. i did not mention my opponent in either of those races in print, radio or television. it was not even as my opponent. the notion that people actually want to hear what you are about, they don't want to hear what the other -- it is not a don't vote for this person because they are the worst person on the planet. no negative ads. if it is really -- if it is a fact and if he is a hipocrite, they will report on that. everybody will know it. it will have power unto itself because that's what the press will actually do. if you point it out, i think wendy davis is in trouble. candidates should not run negative ads against their opponents. tell us what you are about. >> the problem is nobody wanted to know what she was

about. she was so far behind. >> she was in trouble already. this was a hail mary pass. >> a good sports met fore. >> nobody uses it to apply it to anything but football. i applied it to something that had nothing to do with football. >> and it is a met fore based on a religious phrase. i happen to thip this was an -- to think this is an effective ad. >> i think it a dumb ad and misleading ad and there is a lot of errors in what she is saying. mr. abbott -- the fight here is about how he was paid in that payout by the jury. he got compensatory damages. he said we have to cap the other side, the punitive damages. he did not get punitive damages. he wants to cap them. those are the ambulance chasers who go after lawsuits to rig the system for their own pocket.

it is chasing doctors out of the state of texas. that's why she is so wrong here and misleading. >> i wish i knew that before "the five." >> and when she runs an add like that what she is subject to is liz who does this great analogy, she is screwed. if she never would have done it in the first place she would not be subject to what jiz -- what liz did. >> he didn't get money for being punishing the other side. that's what he wants to stop. jay he was jogging on a windy day and a tree limb broke off and crushed his spine which is horribly, horribly awful. then he sued the homeowner for having the tree. >> the tree was rotten and they knew it. >> get rid of the trees. >> politically. it infers that everything else isn't donna. >> i am just saying nothing

else we have said. >> i think it was a desperate tactic. that's an image, the empty wheelchair is an image that will stick with the viewer of that little ad there. i think she should have spent her time and money on speech and diction classes to get rid of whatever she was doing. it was like there was someone caught in her throat. i don't know. something like that. >> workshop it later and get back to me. she might have been right, but she wasn't persuasive, and you have proive -- proven she is wrong. >> whether she is right or wrong, the argument is, go ahead and make the argument. showing a wheelchair the first 10 seconds of the ad was a mistake. if she would have just told the story it would have been fine. but showing the wheelchair for 10 seconds -- greg, the optics

were bad. >> the op tibs were bad. we learned that today. >> they are pibbing a fight over phones on flights. the nation's largest flight attendant unit which i am a member is suing the tab aa -- suing the f.a.a. for use of small electronics. since then passengers have stopped listening to the safety demonstrations. sure, blame the passengers for ignoring this crap from virgin. i hate this. >> it is important your seatbelt is securely fastened. if it isn't. push the ends together until they click and tighten it using the strap like this. if there is an air bag attached make sure it is not twisted. if it is you can open your seatbelt like this. >> that's not the one i like. it is the stupid song with the raping. that's not the part i was talking about. i should look at these before the show starts.

the union claims the f.a.a. al process. it looks like they are fighting a losing battle. they said, quote, airlines have always had discretion on on how to handle this. this is what a good airline safety vehicle looks like. >> in the next three minutes we will work hard, work out and get you fit to fly. let's go! first stretch it out and lose the baggage. stretch it up to the overhead locker or slide it in front of you. stretch and slide. yeah. are you a giraffe. >> he has not aged at all in the last 30 years. it is amazing. he is 134. nobody listens to the safety video because you assume you will die. regardless of how catchy it is, it doesn't matter, right? >> virgin atlantic have stalker flight attendants who stalk you.

>> maybe they like you. >> no, they were hobbing. they were hawking. they said we don't want electronic devices because they are turning into projectiles. people read books before. do they turn it into projectiles? they are saying stop ignoring us. i think it makes us read sky mall magazine. >> sky mall is the most dangerous thing when you are drunk. i once ordered three stereos. it was a combination of xanax and wine. i got home and i had three stereos. >> does one look like a corvette. >> and the other was a record player. i don't know what was wrong with me, governor. why change it back? >> finally there is a crack. we can use our cell phones. it is ridiculous. put away your chess game as we are landing.

it is stupid. now we will have further advances and we can walk through the airport at a brisk pace and get on the airplane. don't do it. hold your ground. f.a.a., hold your ground. >> you are an expert on being high. >> exactly. exactly. i'm the president of high. >> andy is this a power move by flight attendants who are tired of us ignoring them? when i am walking down street and somebody bumps into me it pisses me off. >> used to be you had the flight uh -- flight attendant and they are on the intercom. now it is watch the video. first of all, they are getting lazy. >> they are america's heros. >> don't get me wrong. it is a dumb lawsuit and all the f.a.a. did -- the only rule they said was they could

let you use electronic devices. go after them and not the f.a.a. they make an argument that thins can be a projectile and so could books. another thing the bible, are you telling me the bible is a potential -- i am not going to be on the side of -- >> it is about our freedom. >> i am not on your side. >> what about you, joanne? you can read. >> i can of i also pie -- pay attention dure these things. i don't fly often. people who fly all the time say i don't want to pay attention. i want to do my work or whatever. the last time i was on a plane and paying attention the flight attendant was showing how to do the seatbelt and everything dropped something. she starts talking to the passenger like i'm really tired. i woab up early. i did hot yoga.

i'm like, i need to know. i am missing out on what to do. do i put my maive on first? on my mask first? >> how about sitting in the exit row and then said have you read anything over? i think all the time i am the guy you want opening the cob pit door? i am your guy. did i read it? >> yeah, i read it. >> if you can't figure out how to put a seatbelt on, the world may be better if you don't survive the crash. >> maybe not so terrible. you know what is terrible, people who fly virgin know what i mean. it is a loud,en locational film with sining and it is the worst thing. i love virgin, but i hate that video with a passion. coming up, i waxed my body and traveled the course of an elephant's digestive system. that's the third time this week. how did the president celebrate his 200th round

of golf? i don't know. but i bet he will play more golf.

as the virus struts, the president putts. this weekend we saw the first case of ebola con trabted in the u.s -- contracted in the u.s. she caught it from the man with ebola she was treating. she said they would have had a cure by now if not for budget cuts. and hillary clinton said because of sequestration the cdc didn't have the resources it needed to fight the disease. bs. but hold on said the governor. he says under the obama administration, groups like the cdc has had plenty of funding. but that goes to abscess to

healthy food and maybing it safe for people to walk and ride bikes. barack obama celebrated a huge milestone when he played the 200th round of golf of his presidency. we asked the feline community for comment. high fiveing while the cats mown. governor, should he be impeached for the golfing? >> give the guy a break. i read the preliminary .67 rounds per week.

come on. come on. let him play golf. >> what is your take on the ebola panic? is it a panic? do you feel the government is treating it incorrectly? the incorrect part of this is not opening this up to the actual cure. that has to do with -- if you are going to die from ebola and we are talking about potentially millions of people who will die from ebola, wouldn't you like a hail mary pass thrown at you? how does government accommodate the hail mary passes from the can cannibus industry. hi, we think there is efficacy in the cbd oils. i am not making a claim because you can't do that, but it would be terrific to go in in this kind of circumstance and potentially help out or even back to this hail mary,

complete a hail mary pass. there are thousands of researchers and scientists who are working on this cure. they don't have access to being able to see if in fact there is efficacy. this could be accommodated and rightfully so. government needs to protect us against harm and this potentially is a great deal of harm. >> should we be blaming ebola on politicians. first the left doing it to the right and the right doing it to the left. >> by the way, .67 rounds is that 12, 13 holes? >> 18. >> that's out of 18. >> .67 rounds per week. >> i can't keep up. thank you for that. >> playing golf three hours a week. two and a half hours a week. >> that's not bad. >> really? >> come on.

.67 rounds. >> he does not have to wait for the foursome in front of him. >> the problem is what we are spending the money on and the distractions leading up to it. we had distractions with obamacare and rule making going on. when hurricane hit -- or when ebola hit they focus on that and what they are not doing to protect us. >> if you are still sitting around tweeting minimum wage tweets which is what happened today. that pissed me off. i don't think he is doing a horrible job until we see he is talking about that on the day we get an ebola patient. >> he thinks a lot of the funding should go to communities. this will make a healthy life. that's going to make a healthy community. all of these grants go to adding bike lanes and playgrounds and things.

you can't throw money at that. i think a lot of communities have to solve those issues on their own. we can't solve that on our own. we need the vaccines and we need money to figure all of that out. >> we can handle the slide in our neighborhood. you come up with the slowings for the disease and we can make do with the swings. >> i cannot believe anything i have heard from this panel. it is very, very clear to anyone paying attention that if president obama didn't golf there would be a cure for ebola. >> that's so true. >> and the fact that all of you want to sit here and grand stand and act like oh it is not his fault it is disgraceful and disgusting. >> i will say that if this were in the afternoon i would be on tape and saying the exact same thing but at 3:00 a.m., i don't cire.

-- care. >> first of all i am confused is ebola a republican or democrat? i am confused. the fact it is naia and cdc they could have spent enough money. it is not a priority. it is a really, really rare virus that until now has never infected or affected america. it is understandable is it was president a -- it wasn't a top priority. >> it is none success to they were cut. it has been going up. >> and when a politician says they are burning the late night oil on behalf of tax pay yes, sirs, guard your wallet. go out and play golf and don't burn the midnight oil. coming up, somebody invent a mask you can smoke pot in. no word about ebola. first our sponsor. >> tonight is sponsored by

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well, smokers bask in his creepy mask. i speak of an oregon glass blowing artist -- what did i just say? >> aren't they all? >> thank you. he crafted a marijuana pipe that can be worn and smoked

out at the same time. he calls it the mask of emoldathane. behold. ♪ >> that scares me. i think there is basketballly other terrifying versions. ♪ >> it looks like so scary, but fun. i think it is disgusting. apparently they were specifically designed for smoking a highly concentrated weed by product that is popular among the cannibus crowd. it costs $6500 and comes in a variety of styles including a

say tan nick discussion. you are the ceo of the company. what do you make of that product? >> we are not going to be on the smoked end of this. the object here is to brand the best marijuana products in the world under the brand name high. >> i can't believe that wasn't taken. >> the p company name is cannibus sativa and we will come out with a press release that we intend to change the name to high. we don't have smoke products. that's not a product we would look to brand. it is an exciting notion. from the medical side of this which these products directly compete with legal prescription painkillers that statistically kill 100,000 people a year. there are no known deaths due to cannibus. i'm sure that will also change

going forward. we are beyond the debate now on whether or not marijuana is going to be legalized. it is like having a debate whether the sun will come up tomorrow. >> it is? >> yeah. we are going to legalize marijuana and as a result, on the recreational side, i maintained that legalizing marijuana has lead to less because it is safer than alcohol or harder drugs. >> i like the idea of being able to -- what's the word? control the dosage. >> we want to be on the cutting edge. to responsibly label and haves the guest products. we are publicly traded right now. the best performing stock in the world over t e last year. i went to tell you that earlier, liz.

>> does this stuff like the mask, does that appeal to your -- >> what was the name of the mask? >> el d eight blo? >> i thought that was a former czech republic date. the face bong is scary ease especially when you look in the mirror you say holy mackral what happened to me? >> i would not go near that. these novelty aspects of smoking weed are more of the more simplistic way where i can control it and looking for an e sig. >> this is used to smoke dabs which is a highly, highly concentrated form of pot. you should never, ever try it. you will be the first to -- >> i will be the first one. glia what it is, it is butane

hash oil or bho. i think we know what else has the officials bho, barak hussein obama. i don't know what, but something is going on. >> it is pot illusion. >> cannabis is more like can ya yabiss. i did that on the spot, america. a lot of people don't do that. >> joanne, would you wear something like this if you could drink wine out of it? >> it is art and i respect art. that's a talent. this would be a nice decantur for wine drinking. you don't break the phac when it is on your face it is good. >> but you would prefer a pot

cake pot or gummy buyer. >> i will give it all to you. >> what is your product? >> well, the intention is to brand the best products on the planet. but at our -- we have a lozenge that is the best marijuana play. >> rut first governor of a state to open a pot company. >> you should have been president. >> in 1999 i supported the legalization of marijuana. not one u.s. congress person and not one u.s. senator has echoed the same. now we are 57% of america says we should legalize pot? in that category of politician not 1 since 1999 has professed

same. that's a big disconnect. >> your product is a lozenge. how social is that? i like to drink a bottle of wine with friends. do you share a lozenge. >> i don't want to a hipocrite. i have done this. the first time i did it i was struck by two things. one is -- >> lightning. >> and a car. i was naked in the highway. >> number one, why would anybody smoke it given this is an alternative? secondly this is really, really, really pleasant. >> i can tell by the expression on your face. >> and, and you don't want to do a lozenge and then come on to "red eye."

never again is what you are saying? >> no. >> good one, andy. you nailed that one. >> never again. >> it was a mistake. >> have you ever done "red eye" high? >> no, i don't think you could. it is not something you want to do. >> you can't travel with your product yet because you would get arrested. jay that's right. in -- in 24 states medicinal marijuana is legal and two states recreational, but that is changing dramatically. and then the government considers it a class one narcotic. obama could de schedule tomorrow. >> but he is probably golfing. >> he has a four-some. >> you mean golf? >> yes. or do i? >> libertarian tv shows. they exist. and my book "not cool."

if you haven't purchased it yet, order it. g gutfeld.com. not sure why i am yelling. back in a moment. first here is what is coming up tomorrow on the independence. >> hi, guys, tomorrow night i will show you what happened when i hit the streets asking if people are scared of ebola. >> are you worried abouty -- 3w ebola? >> why? >> it will kill you. >> at 9:00 and midnight on fox business network. be independent.

can you find liberty on your tv? the fine folks at reason have put together their list of the five best and worst libertarian shows ever. among those making the grade are brag and gillespie. netflix's "house of cards" where a congressman lies, cheats and gets himself into the oval office. keep going. and of course "south park" and the bottom five includes request the 24" which writers say is nothing less than a prop for the national security state. nfl football which they call the ultimate poster child for corporate welfare and government granted piffle prej and "star trek" because captain kirk is intervening in other planets' problems.

what do you think of the lists? >> there is a bad question in every -- there is a bad topic in every show and this is probably it. >> that was very libertarian of you. >> where was "red eye" on the list? >> we are the most libertarian. we don't care about anything. >> it doesn't matter. >> you you are refer wrens for everybody. >> football is an odd choice, but it is because of the corporate welfare. they don't pay taxes. that's crazy. >> is "the view"? >> they are the least libertarian. >> the entire msnbc network should be on there. >> i put "scandal" and" the newsroom" and "mash." >> "the newsroom" because it

was gain hathaway. >> i bet you have a bunch of nerds. >> just one. it is a person of interest and it is the most libertarian show on tv right now. it is basically about the surveillance state. and individuals trying to fight against it. it happens to be a fantastic show. >> i don't care. >> i know. most of the time when you see a tv choorkt ter -- character tess a case of liberalism. >> there should be "breaking bad" instead of" the wire." >> what about you, joanne? do you have a tv? >> it is my roommate's. >> exactly. nothing is my own. i am truly unaffiliated because i watch h em tv and re-- hdtv and reality shows. the most libertarian is "say

yes to the dress" because the bride gets to decide how she wants it to go. if she is saying yes to the dress no one can interfere. >> what about "the bachelor"? >> that is scripted. >> i haven't seen it in awhile. for awhile luke on "modern family" they started writing him as a hilarious libertarian. i don't know if they are still doing it. >> you know the most libertarian show? scooby doo. they are driving around in a van. >> but the villain always looked like roon paul. ron paul. >> who is the sexiest mom alive? have a video of your animal doing something, send them to us. the conference call.

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penelope cruz that is as the sexiest woman alive. >> do we have to cover that? >> she got it for being beautiful, mysterious and more importantly, alive. cruz joins the past winners. they say sexiest woman alive. the alive part is weird to me. why do they have to say alive? it makes me think of dead hot people. you don't want to answer that, do you? >> everything makes you think of dead hot people. >> it is true. >> maybe i will never get invited back again. my my girl friend, partner, hopefully wife to be turns 62 today. 62 has never looked so good. >> good for you. you scored some points. >> happy birthday. >> hi, hi. >> seeing you soon. liz, what do you make of the choice? >> it is fine. whatever. i don't really care.

i actually think they should have an older -- i am holder than penelope with helen miren and julie christie. >> joanne, do you agree with the choice? >> i just don't think what the point is. these women don't need the confidence boost. they just want to see photos of scantly clad women. you can see she is the smartest woman and makes the the best brown knees. it doesn't matter what the list is. i think we should do sexiest woman. you can choose from past or present. or that is very libertarian. >> they were segregating against dead people, right? >> it used to be like that, but helen of troy won like 40 years. chris martin screwed again.

every year. i don't get it. >> it is kind of homophobic. another a section for gay men who make up all of esquire's audience. i worked in men magazines. i know. you don't need to have alive on there. sexiest woman alive. when you put alive i keep thinking of dead people. i bet other people feel the same way. >> no, just you. >> 6est ageist. esquire. >> i keep waiting for the music. >> the music is not p thatting. i don't know what happened. i think we lost somebody. that was fun. special thanks to joanne nosuchunsky. tv's andy levy, liz mcdonald and governor larry johnson from the governor of new mexico to the president of high. >> see that is america.

that's america. give me some lozenges. out of t.

hello, everyone, i'm kit's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> the cgc says that a nurse contracted the eebola virus. >> the cdc says it's discretionary funding has been cut by $585 million since 200. .