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she is easy on the eyes more than conjunct tiffitis. i am here with joanne know saw chin ski. and he is here -- joe app know saw chin ski. and tv's andy levey. and if you want to know how he rolls approach him from the passenger side. it is jim norton, host of the jim norton show. he got more clients off than the mustang ranch. legendary lawyer alan derschiwitz. it is called "terror tunnels" and it is real. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> if they meddle she will peddle. she has a bike powered by spite. it is day 93 of -- >> on thursday, a day of the week, the nurse who cared for ebola patients left her house

in maine and took a short ride as an f-u to state officials who want her quarantined. kasey was joined by her boyfriend and followed closely by two cles cars and a -- police cars and a crowd of reporters. they said they would seek a court order to enforce her 21-day confinement if she flewed the coup. she showed little remorse. >> are you going out later today? >> did you talk about going outlast night? >> this morning we just said we wanted to go for a bike ride. >> you woke up and said it? >> i have to go speak with the health department now. >> someone likes to brag. during her bike ride i was shocked that some of the reporters cat called her. watch.

>> i am going to use this tape forever. i think that's terrible. professor, she has done a lot of great work in africa. she has a legal right to do whatever, but isn't she kind of annoying at this point? >> she is arrogant and selfish. the only smart thing she did was hire a great lawyer who will probably get her off. but people shouldn't take the law into their own hands and decide because they are doctors and nurses how long they have to be in confinement. the other doctor said he had 100.3. does everyone know if you are 100.3? you have to listen to some other people when it comes to ebola. >> half the time when i think i have a high temperature why i am just drunk and falling around on hot coals. jim, we would have called her a hero a few weeks ago and now she is obnoxious and she is actually -- she is casting -- is the word palor over the

medical profession. do you agree with me? >> i never would have called her a hero. she was irritating. she shook a reporter's hand and i don't like that they made a big deal of that. a reporter is so gross it would kill the virus anyway. and what an ass she would feel like if she has it. can you imagine how embarrassing that will be? oh boy, sorry. >> maybe that's her point. she is trying to teach us something about lightening up. by doing this she is helping to quel hysteria. >> i stand corrected. >> i didn't even mean to correct him.y.

>> professor, you don't like people taking the law into your own hands? >> that's not what i said. >> you said get into the car. are you convinced that she is legally being quarantined? >> no. i think if she had hired a lawyer and brought a lawsuit and got the court to make a decision and challenged it that would have been great and she probably would have won. for her to make the decision on her own and say i am a nurse and i know better than

everybody else does, that's wrong. >> i used my metaphor or analogy or is it a a simile? she has a right to do this, but don't be a jerk. >> i think i can sum up everyone's feelings when we say expect the best and prepare for the worst. >> you really did button up the segment and i appreciate that. >> she is tarnishing the medical profession. she should lighten up and stay home. it is driving everybody crazy. she thinks it is like the paul revere ride or something. >> i think she is completely annoying. how is she tarnishing the medical profession? >> everybody thinks that doctors are kind of arrogant and know everything. you had that with the cdc. everybody knew what was right and the public didn't. i was defending the white house. i was defending the cdc.

but i can't defend her because she is making everybody lack like jerks. does -- look like jerks. does that make sense? >> here is the problem. there was a doctor walking around in new york doing the right thing and it turned out he hadn't. they don't know as much as they think they do and i said that with my hands on my hips. >> i think that's the key. we are fed a lot of science that seems right at the time. but we are not sure. we don't know as much. caution is an important thing. >> i don't believe in condoms. i just pray while i am doing it. >> praying is a good form of birth control. >> and for diseases. >> you pray while having sex, right? that helps. >> of course. >> professor, i know you know bb net tin netanyahu. there is a story where a white house staffer referred to

netanyahu as chicken bleb or chicken [bleep]. i did the bleep first. what do you make of this story? is it a big deal? >> they have classified intelligence assessments. we think he is bluffing on iran. he is bluffing on iran. 9 last thing anyone should say is that he is bluffing. so that white house statement makes it more likely than iran developing nuclear weapons. as far as the chicken stuff i have known him since he was 23 years old. he rescued hostages and went in against terrorists. he lost his brother freeing people. how dare some arrogant young man in the safety of the white house call him chicken? what would that guy do if you were confronted with what israel was confronted with? >> the white house is not that safe. >> they call him -- i guess it

is bleep we have to say? >> you have it backwards. >> but they called him that for not bombing iran. and that is our policy. we don't want them to bomb iran. so they are calling him a coward for following our policy. what does that make us? >> and also what are you trying to do, provoke him into bombing iran? saying you are chicken. you are chicken. you are chicken. go ahead and do it. >> i know a lot of the people at the senior level. i am trying to guess who it is and i have an article coming out where i called for an investigation. >> they should say who it is. >> jim, you have an interesting netanyahu story. >> i wrote him a letter once. >> was the letter involving

cutting letters out of a magazine? >> it was a well-written letter. >> i once gave netanyahu a copy of curb your enthusiasm. and i said you and abbas have to sit down and watch this episode together and laugh and make peace. >> did it work? >> no. >> it was a great episode though. i watched that with my wife. >> it didn't work any less than anything else. >> hamas took copies and threw them over the wall. >> all right. does their perfection need correction? >> this is a big story. >> it looks like every other victoria secret ad ever done. but this new campaign has drawn howls of protests on-line. where else? for the use of the phrase "the perfect body" in front of skinny models in lingerie. this is disgusting. keep it up. they say it promotes an unhealthy body image and they

have started a paw ition tigs de -- started a petition demand willing -- demanding apologies. it makes them feel insecure about their bodies. this marketing campaign is harmful and it fails to celebrate the amazing diversity of women's bodies by choosing to call only one body type perfect. the ad has also been slammed on twitter which makes it an even bigger story. with one person writing, no such thing as a perfect body at victoria secret. please stop perpetuating this myth. only harmful # i am perfect. it is a myth i beg to differ. behold this batch of perfect bodies. >> i am using that tape forever.

joanne, you are a woman so i will go to you first. the petition says it fails to celebrate diversity in women's bodies. if that's the case, then shouldn't you produce -- protest every women's magazine , playboy magazine and every mannequin in every store and every beauty pageant? >> a few things. this is an ad. it is not a social statement. if they are going to celebrate anything their bras come in seven different colors and then there is a sale buy one get one half off. usually -- i have two sons. also there have been studies that have shown that social media has more of an affect on body image in women than ads do. the more time that people spend on instagram and twitter affects how they feel about themselves in ads. so they haven't been reading the news. they have been too busy looking at themselves in the mirror. i won't shame. >> don't shame. >> even skinny shaming is shameful. >> all right, jim.

don't people have bigger problems if they are upset over two words on a billboard? >> any woman who is against the perfect body image should slap with me -- sleep with me in protest. that's how you should you people you mean business. you have sex with a lump. >> that would be an amazingly self-less move. >> how about instead of sniffling with the ad telling people it is okay to have an imperfect body. there is a generation of people who think they have to be perfect. they think if they are not perfect they are terrible. >> that's a beautiful message. >> and that's why i have it as

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regarding jim norton. can we throw up the pictures? this is an interesting miss stray. see the two young men in the front who look almost identical and they are those two men below. >> you raise a good point. >> that is clooney and that is you. you are identical. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. you are saying we started around the same point. there was a fork in the road. i understand. >> what happened to clooney? >> the funny thing is you shave clooney and you are identical. joanne, you think the answer to every mystery is at the bottom of a bottle. >> i was told there is a message and i can't find it. i would like to know about shakespear and if he really wrote the plays and sonets. i am a romantic and i think a man of commonwealth can -- common birth can in fact write all of these things. i don't know. i also want to know where is

carmen san diego and what happened to the dinosaurs? right now i am thinking cult suicide. >> a lot of kool-aid. a lot of kool-aid. >> that was one hell of a punch line. andy, what about the mystery of how the hell you ever got on tv? frankly, we are baffled. how do you end up here. >> first of all, rude. that's one mystery that will never be solved. i was going to say the faces disk. it was a clay disk found on a greek island, 4,000 years old with indecipherable writing on it and then a couple days ago linguists used a combination of hieroglyphics and linear a and b and they now cracked the code on that. i am going with adam levine's success. he is a horrible actor and has acting jobs. his band makes the sonic

equivalent of a steaming pile of poop. they keep selling albums. how does this happen? >> will tell you about maroon 5. the mystery behind maroon 5 is it is nonmasculine music that appeals to women by a guy that appears to be masculine. >> have you never heard franky valle? >> you can't compare franky valle to adam levine? >> are you speaking in the style of music because he is a musician. i buy his albums for his music and not his personal life. >> i can't stand his voice. >> and by buying his albums i mean illegally steal his music. >> you cannot compare him to b7)jr,0n"7:d>ó7f.x% good point.l >> don't side with her! >> it's the word. i can't believe nobody said life after death.

wouldn't you want to know? >> i already know, greg. fred phelps taught me. >> among many things. and flight 370. i feel bad for the families. they don't know. i think they should have some closure. jim me -- jim me hoffa, you know where he is. >> i know. >> i also want to know where the majority of my clothes go. you know over 20 years there are clothes that you had and don't have anymore? >> one sock. >> i think my wife throws things away. what am i talking about? i don't know. coming up, prostitution -- that is just to get jim to wake up. first a word from our -- look at that. great stock footage. why is this so exciting to me? >> tonight's sponsor is halloween costumes ideas. do you have any? i need one. i know i had all year to think about it, but i spent the whole year looking at cat videos. now i have one day left. screw it.

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hey, heart, what's this? you're half as active as you used to be and you eat stuff like this! you've been putting me under a lot of pressure, lately. that's why i'm ready to quit! i forgot! i'll do better. please don't quit on me! ok, but remember, it's not what you say, it's what you do. [narrator] listen to your heart. don't let it quit on you. let's go for a walk! [narrator] uncontrolled high blood pressure could lead to a stroke, heart attack or death. get yours to a healthy range before it's too late. top of schools. a janitor at a new york city grammar school, ain't they all, has been go together roof to spy on women undressing in a nearby luxury building. a neighbor tells the new york post she has seen the peeping tom, if that is indeed his real name. pleasuring himself on top the

school almost daily for the past two weeks. another woman called him, quote, very bold. i guess it works. the cops have been alerted, but so far haven't shown up. a police source notes that peering into someone's window is not a crime unless it is done with binoculars or a camera. the man could be charged with public lewdness if he is caught with his pants down. the expert here, peeping gym. why do people still peep? we have the internet. it is not like the 1950s. >> we do, but there is just something gnaws yaiting about it. >> i feel bad for the people it happens to. it is very invasive. >> you watch them personally get offended? >> especially the janitor. the bad news is he was masterbating outside the window. the good news is, he has a squeegy. >> you suggested if we only made it legal it wouldn't be naughty anymore and then people would stop doing it. >> no, we wouldn't. >> notice it is we and not they. it is invasive and creepy.

>> it is important not to jump to the conclusion that people who do that are then going to move toward raping or hurting people. there are people who just are voyerists. but it is not as bad as hurting palm directly. >> i did it as a kid. i would peek and it was too risky. it was a phase i went through for 30 years. >> i am glad you got out of that. >> i will throw things. >> more dangerous behaviors. >> did you think that pornography has reduced this? >> i do. i think pornography in general has had a positive impact on society. i think it has reduced the number of rapes in society. i think it allows people to satisfy their sexual urges in a benign way, and i suspect it has reduced peeping tommism. >> joanne, hospital everyone close their blinds? better safe than sorry? >> even better, let's get rid

of windows and rooves. people jump off them sometimes. >> one of the first cases i ever had, i think i mentioned this. one of the first cases i had was this house in cambridge where everybody went naked all the time and there were no blinds. it was like a nudist house. the neighbors complained and i have to defend the people in the house. i said but from your living room you couldn't actually see them. she said yes we could when we stood up on a chair. >> rule of thumb usually is, if you can see them, they can usually see you. >> the problem is though i have to stand on a chair to see anything. that's how that case would have gone on for many years. andy, would you say this guy is an old school pervert? >> let me tell you why the response has been problematic. >> why? >> people like you are saying why does he need to peep? we have the internet. maybe he can't afford high speed internet. maybe he is not good with computers and maybe he doesn't

own a computer and for that a bunch of elitist clowns and why can't he get his pleasure the same way we do? i will say the headline to the story is janitor touches himself while peeping on neighbors. i read it the first time. i thought it said peaking on neighbors -- peeing on neighbors. i thought of course how else would he aim? >> i think we can all agree that this is the rocky of janitor stories. you will never have a better janitor story. i don't care how many are in the burning building this is the best story ever. >> this reminds me of an experiment i always wanted to do. we all lived in apartments and to write a note that says please close your blinds. slip it under every door. if nobody has done anything they will be petrified.

it is awful. >> are you not allowed to photograph people from your apartment in their apartment? >> there was a case decided in the district columbia. women were on the lincoln monument with their legs crossed and the guy was going around taking photographs. he was indicted for being an up skirter and they acquitted him. they said no, if women don't want to be photographed that way they shouldn't sit that way. if they are sitting in public that way you can photograph them. >> that's crazy. i have to move on. is he gone for being a john? an investigator for the secret 's 2012 prostitution scandal resigned in august after he was caught with a prostitute himself. he accused superiors of covering up the white house involvement in the car tau hain yaw mess. he refused to answer questions from homeland security about the insurance department. incident. does it sound like he got framed?

>> it is possible. he is the guy and it is possible they frame him. they discovered he did this and they suddenly revealed the story. >> it is too perfect. >> it should not be a concern of the secret service unless it involves national security and involves prostitutes that may be -- you know, but just ordinary prostitution you are away from home for long periods of time, big deal. >> jim, you are against that belief completely. you are against prostitution. >> i don't go for it at all. it put me in financial ruins. the guy is just stupid. if you are in the middle of this whole thing what are you doing? this is a dumb decision. secret service almost sounds like what a hooker's job description is. that's just me. i don't know. the whole thing is a comedy of errors, greg. >> it is a comedy of errors. speaking of comedy of errors let's go to our shakespear yen fan. joanne, where do you stand on prostitution? and don't say 34th street. >> i am all for legalizing it

and you can read it in my newsletter. i have 22 reasons why we should. i just want the fact that these are the instances where we have heard about it. how many more instances are there that we haven't heard about it? he almost wasn't caught if this is in fact truthful. when florida police tried to arrest him for this he said i am working on an anti-human trafficking thing. i don't know what you call them. >> they almost believed him. it turns out he was doing the dirty. >> i saw his play the other day, the last one. it was fantastic. it was one of the best things i have ever seen on broadway. >> i saw him play the loot at lincoln center. it is not as eventful. >> you have a choice to talk about the case. >> i want to talk about the case. >> i want to talk about the case because everyone is missing the real problem here. authorities later interviewed

a prostitute and he said he paid her for sex. this clearly violates the prostitute's oath. and as jim said it is the secret secret -- truly it is the secret service. and now she is going around here identifying him. shame on her. she should lose her license. >> my favorite story is when that guy who was the white house aid to clinton had a prostitute and he was revealing state secrets to get her more interested. you don't have to get a prostitute more interested in you. that's their job. that's what they are getting paid for. >> that's how awful men are though. >> he probably watched "pretty woman." >> by the way, just to going back to sting, sting is kind of a nudist. >> he is terrific. >> tantric is what he is known for. >> halloween costumes these won't let me wear to work. also "not cool."

back in a moment. first, here is what is coming up tomorrow on the independents. >> well, hello there, my lovelies. tomorrow night on the independents, i will send our own camille foster to a haunted house. >> this isn't a problem. >> is it a haunted house or a rave? that's tomorrow at 9:00 and at midnight on the fox business

it gets obscene on halloween. with halloween just nine weeks away new york mag.com revealed their picks for the most offensive costumes. making the list, this one. bonus offensive points for the black face. the sexy isis fighter for your inner shute -- slutty terrorist. the sexy ebola nurse which is wrong, but effective because you can still see the skin. and score children could be getting poison-laced candy except they probably won't. an article points out that over the last 30 years there has only been one case of this. 74 father poisoned his 8-year-old child to collect life insurance. to hide his guilt he poisoned other children to make it seem

there was a mad man on the loose. none of the other children ate the candy and he was executed for his crime. >> i think you have to be careful what you allow your children to dress up as. adults, anything goes. obama will not be dressing up wearing a chicken suit. >> are you surprised the candy fear was unfounded? >> you are a lawyer and you heard about them forever. >> we all take it seriously. i would say to them the candy has to be wrapped and you don't take unwrapped candy. take precautions. or give it to me. >> i always liked it when they threw -- they actually made food and they put it in the bag and you get it home and it was a crushed cookie or a soggy apple. are you dressing up this year? >> i might, greg. i can't think of an offensive halloween costumes. the only halloween costumes i think is offensive is a child without a smile on their

face. it is not a miss about -- it is not a myth children dying. i know people who died this year. it is a tragedy. >> it is a tragedy. so dl is -- the thing that bugs me about the costumeses is they go to a party, right? they know it is offensive and they get the picture taken and they know it will go global. >> every year -- black face is awful when used in a show to dehumanize people. but in a halloween costumes it is the most shocking and outrageous thing. there are 9/11 costumes where people dressed as twin towers or planes. it is what they do. the fact that it is offensive and a one-up contest it should remove the fact that it is offensive. >> that's the point. if it is appalling it succeeds. joanne, what are you going as? do you dress up? >> every day i dress up.

so it will be really nice to dress down for awhile. i hate when people get all of this attention. i should be getting all of the attention. when they do the best thing is to ignore the fact they are wearing anything. just go up to them and start talking about stocks or the wife , whatever. and then see how aggravated they get. that's where the real. >> of halloween comes in. >> that's true. ignoring all of the effort they put into it. andy, why does the media have to ruin everything? now the kids don't have the same worries we did growing up. we used to have to -- that was the scary part, the razor blades and the pins and the needles. >> it gave you that rush. >> there is a daredevil in me that really enjoyed it. >> i didn't know. it was dear abbie and anne plan deers -- anne landers that spread it. i forgot you told me that. now i amomething fun?

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i will be hosting "the o'reilly factor." coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" dana marine know and john devore. he looks like he is in jail. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> can you get fleas by saying cheese? selfies are blamed for a recent case of head lice. it is the subject of tonight's -- >> ha-ha. >> you don't even need a lot of production value. look at you. that is a picture of joanne. >> no head lice. >> none. >> i do. i have tons. but apparently -- move it down

a bit. a russian health agency said according to experts the reason for the spread of lice among teenagers is their love of selfie photographs where they facilitate the transmission by touching heads during a group photo. the parasites are a side affect of narcissism and parents are told to monitor for signs of lice. if they have them put the kids up for adoption. >> i do believe on the set of slum dog millionaire i experienced this quite a bit. lots of head lice. i was in a pharmacy and sydney pour tee yea it was there. i bothered him for a photo and it didn't come out well because there is no flash in the selfie. that's the downside to a selfie. >> how about tim cook announces that. you can have a flash you can take a selfie with. >> professor, you are a fan of the selfie. >> selfies are taken over from

autographs. >> here is my book. people would ask you to autograph the book. everybody wants a selfie. >> it is better to have a picture and say i was there. the funny thing is nobody ever shows those pictures except for you. >> yeah. otherwise it didn't happen and i am less cool. way to go. we figured this out in february. that head lice can be passed through selfies. go back to your fab raw shea eggs. >> a smear. yes, andy? >> nothing. >> i am borrowing the book. >> i turned the camera. >> oh my goodness. a bunch of amateurs. >> andy, should this be one of russia's top concerns. is this a distraction to keep us from the ukraine?

>> wow, you nailed it. the whole show was a distraction. >> that please be your talking point meme me on o'reilly tomorrow. >> should i do that? >> you should. the selfie is a distraction from the ukraine. >> i hope it ends the craze i am tired of walking up and down the street with people stoping and going like this. >> the oxford dictionary added selfie as the newest word of the year. >> you know what they call selfies for little people? elfies. >> that's adorable. >> the only penalty from taking a selfie is somebody seeing them have so much darn fun and call the authorities. >> you find a silver lining in everything. >> and then you snort it. >> i destroy it with facts about my life and childhood. >> we have to go. buy alan's book. it is called "prore --" terror

tunnels." where are you playing next? >> go to jim norton.com and i am shooting a special in january in boston. be there or don't. y. bye, everybody.

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