time i read that. >> they're still part of that team. they're just somewhere else right now. eventually we'll all link up again some day. tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye," the bahamas get a makeover just in time for tourist season. we will discuss how global warming is changing the face of this once tropical resort. plus, how did the president feel about "the good wife" being nominated for a golden globe earlier this week? >> nothing was more important. that's a big deal. >> and finally, doggie motorcycle gang. wewe've got the exclusive look at the show pup of anarchy. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> and now let's welcome our guests. she can wound you with a smile, but she prefers to use her fists. i am here with sonny johnson

fresh from happy hour. oh god help us. she is cheer yes, -- cheerier than a cheerio, joanne nosuchunsky. and if it is friday it is ugly sweater day. it is tv's andy levey. and he is more laid back than a la-z-boy. daily beast senior editor will ron. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> are guys less wide? new research claims men are idiots. it is the subject of tonight's -- >> is this sexist? >> a study published in the british medical journal, i love their center folds, show dudes are more likely to engage in bone headed, risky behavior. they looked at the last 20 years of the darwin awards which recognize idiots who accidentally kill themselves and found 90% were male.

is a male idiot theory real? here are idiot things men have done. >> of course, women gave birth to all of those men. who is more superior? i think i just answered that question while stealing a joke. from sonny and joanne. let's go to the men first. you have never really done a day of real work. were you offended by this research? >> well, it is undoubtedly

true. this is something like we don't need to study. we all know this is true. it is true in every sitcom. of course men are constantly taking idiotic risks. i feel i take an idiotic risk every time i come the on show. >> that's true. >> but defeating hitler, landing on the moon. it is not the most sensible thing to do if you are trying to stay alive. >> good point there. sonny, men are bigger risk takers. my tear reis it is done to -- my theory is they are done to impress women. they pull wheelies. they do it because they want women to look at them. does it come out before that even as a baby? >> i thought i heard the answer to that question until i notice will did not put the pink flower into his jacket so that it can be shown on tv, and everyone can ridicule him the way i was doing in the green room. so maybe all men aren't idiots. maybe every once in awhile they can have a co haisht thought -- coherent thought that makes them think, hey,

let me not wear the pink flower. you have saved mankind. >> it happened in the green room. >> he should put the flower on on. then you understand that men are silly. >> i will not cave into the pressure. >> joanne, why don't women engage in stupid, risky behavior. is it because they are smarter or because they are smarter? >> that and science. men, especially young men, there have been sociological studies studies -- get that word out -- that show the chemical make up of a young man produces chemicals that make him feel invince believe a. uh -- invincible. they have the invincible complex and they will do these risky behaviors. women on the other hand i guess don't.

another time that women are under represented, i thought we were equal. we were pushing for it it, and yet we are not. we need to work harder. we are babies. do you know what it is like to push -- >> i don't. >> when you push a baby ut on -- out, i don't care what activity a man thinks he is good at doing, until he can push a child out of his body, then no we are still ahead of the game. we are still winning in this game as long as we procreate. >> and previously one of the most high risk p thattings. a lot of women died in child bird. when we figured out that, probably a male doctor. kidding of course! the life span dramatically increased. would you say this research is probromatic? prob-bro-matic sph.

>> you started off saying i want to go to the men first and then go to me last. >> i don't see you as male or female. >> thank you. that is the nicest thing you have ever seen. >> i see you as a sequential -- >> that gets to the problematic study. i don't agree with a study that does not include other genders. as a cultural marxist, i am not comfortable with anything that [purport|purports]es to show -- that purports that they are different. i am so outraged by this study that claims men are idiots that i am challenging the british medical journal staff to a competition. let's see who can jump from a higher point to a trampoline the size of a pillow. i am so confident that i will win and i will go first. >> that's over my head. >> that is some science. >> the other thing is i was watching a documentary about a west coast news anchor.

he pointed out that women have brains a third the size of men. the science is far from settled on this issue. >> are you having some kind of tsi's, the us -- ischemic strokes? >> i am making pop culture references. >> save these for the independents. >> i think a lot of people got that joke. normal people probably got that joke. >> i am normal. i understood. >> to be serious for a second, regardless of the reason, no one can argue that men don't do more idiotic stuff. but they act like this is puzzling. they say it is puzzling that men are willing to take unnecessary risks. it is puzzling. it is hormonal and testosterone and evolutial --

i think i just made that up. now we do stupid things. back then you needed to do stuff like that to further your genetic line. >> exactly. it was to gain status so womend. by the way, "america's funniest home video" it was rare to see a single woman in that. it is guys doing dumb stuff. they were jumping off rooves into pools and missing. everybody knows one guy who did that, but not one. one girl. it is a guy who says i can make this. and their leg hits the rim and they do a flip. talking about an old friend of mine. women livelonger and it is because of -- we take probably more dangerous risks. my point is i have never met a woman in my life who started doing drugs on her own. they were always introduced to her by a man.

that shows a real difference in risk. women are less inclined to do stupid things, but men will introduce them to it which is sad. >> is that true? >> it actually really is. i didn't have boyfriends in school so i didn't do the drugs, but i hung out with a lot of 40-year-old women which is why i drink a lot of wine. it all makes sense now. >> all right. should we fear the coming year? a new poll finds that only 49% of americans think 2015 will be better than 2014. that's the lowest optimism has been in 70,000 years. the survey from usa today pew research found 71% are dissatisfied with the way things are going. a former bush strategist says, quote, there is a general sense of anger and frustration that nothing seems to change. they don't trust anybody has their back. the biggest problem could be

political gridlock and most believing it is hurting the country. i quote, a lot. i end that quote. republicans democrats, congress and the president all have approval ratings lower than nickleback. you know who is blissfully unaware of the problems in this country? >> i want to show everyone that the dog is dead. dead comfortable. >> not an expression. >> dead calm. >> i guess. good movie. >> nicole kidman. billy zane who said he was going to do "red eye" and then said he wasn't. we are off track. how do we make it better?

do you believe that it will be worse? >> i would say it would be worse except when they say they don't trust that anyone has their back. good. about time. you realize a politician does not have your back. whether it is a democrat are on republican, they don't care about you. it is their own power. as we get to this point, when we make this a realization that we carry around with us everywhere, maybe we will stop asking politicians to solve our problems. the problems will actually get solved and we can have a cherry outlook about next year. until then, as long as you are thinking that boehner and pelosi will solve your life's problems, you deserve what you get. jay she makes a lot -- >> she makes a lot of good points. >> i would hate to hear your outdoor voice. >> you really would. >> it would be like a car alarm. >> the i call all of the

leprechauns. the leprechauns come. you would be in good company. >> i am irish. ii think the gridlock thing is a myth here. i like gridlock. if we cooperated it westbound worse. >> everybody is down on congress because they don't get enough stuff. imagine if your idiot congressman was able to pass pieces of legislation and affect your daily life. you don't want that. you don't want like nancy pelosi and john boehner rubbing their brains together. >> look at owe bapa care. >> exactly. look at the spending bill that came through yesterday. it would make sense why people are bummed out about the future. 16 years of terrible presidents -- or 14 years and going to be 16 years of bad presidents, war, terrorism, the economy collapsed. it is okay to be bummed out right now. why should we expect good things to happen next year? >> that's the sad part, but are you looking forward to

2015 because you will be another year older? >> no because i am off of my parents' insurance plan. that should be interesting. you know what this is -- >> 34 is when you get off? >> wow. i expected more from you. we are heading into year seven with obama and we know what happens. the seven-year itch. people are getting a little an em sty. angsty. i think people will need a release. they will turn to drugs. we will see more pot legal ization. >> by the way, i have a seven-week itch. it is unfortunate. andy, you are an optimist. you check out palm's eyes. people's eyes. >> i go to the eye doctor a lot. >> do you think next year will be better? my theory is it can't get worse. this is one of the worst years i have had on on the planet.

>> like what? >> where do i start? >> at the beginning. >> it is something even dennis miller wouldn't get. >> as sonny said to freido -- no, i agree with will and sunny. >> not joanne? >> no. you have congress adding a writer to the bill. it has nothing to do with spending. president obama who thinks he is the emperor of some planet, greg. he is issuing orders when congress doesn't do what he wants. of course people aren't looking forward to the -- they don't think things are going well. for some odd reason i think 2015 may be better. >> you know what it is? i feel like we are at the blackjack table with a bad run of cards. >> we need to play odds. that's not blackjack. >> it is bound to get better. >> keep drinking, man.

put some chips on the house. >> no, you had half of the betting on black. do you want to go through that again? are you going to leave the odds up. they bet it on black and we got it. it didn't turn out like we thought. do you really want to go down that road again with the gambling. >> you are mixing up met fores here. >> it is a truthful metaphor. everyone went for the black. they went for the skin color, okay? >> yes. >> seven years later we are crying. >> i would vote for mia love even though she is young. >> not the skin color. you would vote for mia because of what she has done. obama did not have a record of what he had done. they voted on a color. i am not really -- i am not ready to gamble on a color anymore. >> are you saying we should play white jack? >> no. you build something and create something and sell it and make a profit and capitalism. stop betting.

gambling, stop it. >> why don't you play blackjack, but order whoit russian -- or order white russians? >> or pink ladies. >> and then you have putin. >> here is my theory. i think the new cycle has made it feel bad. we are accelerating these cycles to the point it feels like you are getting hit in the face every 24-48 hours. you get a missing plane and then you get decapitations and scandals. >> along with hash tag. that doesn't help. >> was it worse before cable news? was it worse before the internet? >> we are talking about it. bermuda triangle? >> by the way, no one talks about that anymore. when i was a kid it was all bermuda triangle all the time. and then they stopped talking about it. >> i wonder why. just as the chem trails

started and made us docile sheep and they were talking about the planes disappearing. >> we are having a viewing of "chariot to the gods" at my play. >> i wasn't invited.. >> you wouldn't understand it. >> that was my obscure pop culture reference. >> coming up, guinea pigs and adorable pets released from the under world. first, what was revealed in these sony hacked medical records? none of your damn business. here's some news you may find surprising.

we're for an open internet for all. we're for creating more innovation and competition. we're for net neutrality protection. now, here's some news you may find even more surprising. we're comcast. the only isp legally bound by full net neutrality rules. health. the sony hacks did not just

reveal some fun celebrity gossips or jokes about the president. among the documents made public by the hackers are medical records of over three dozen sony employees and their families. it includes a human resources memo giving diagnosis and treatment detail of a special needs child and a spread sheet listing medical costs costs and health issues for 34 workers. one expert tells bloomburg, this stuff will haunt all of those people for the rest of their lives. when it is up on the intar net it is up in person few tee. ppituity. that means forever. health information is the most sensitive information about you. i should know. some of my medical records were hacked including these sensitive x rays. that was totally an accident. that was a beach tournament. >> how clumsy are you? >> i was actually a chia pet.

>> how come i think that is not a mistake? >> i was trying to dry off at the gym. that's what happened. >> i want to be open about it rather than hide it like the various objects. and i want to give a special shoutout to the er guy who has come to know each other quite well. he is never shocked or surprised. i like that about him. >> no judgment. >> no judgment at all. >> greg's conveyor belt of miss trays. >> i don't like reading the e-mails because i think it is gross. but this is going to happen to us, won't it? >> i'm with you on that. if these e-mails come out the only way we can stop it by refusing. of course you have the american people who won't refuse to do anything if they can get into someone else's privacy. any day now i will expect my

e-mails to come flooding out -- flooding out. >> will they be really loud? >> i grew up in an age without e-mail. when it came we understood there are certain stuff you put in the e-mail. >> we went through the three-way calling. you learn really quick that someone else may be listening in on your conversation. we came to the age from a three-way call to e-mail and carrying those lessons with us. i could have predicted this about sony about four or five years ago. i'm a gamer. we had the option whether to choose the xbox or on the playstation. the playstation is free to get their on-line service. xbox you had to pay a cost. they were hacked. all of the personal information of all of the playstation players were hacked. that's why we went and got an xbox. instead of charging the xbox people on-line they keep giving the service for free which makes me understand you

are not increasing your security. if your pass word is pass word, then you deserve what you get. >> do you think people are more forgiving on bad info? if you find out we are doing weird things, everyone does weird things? >> maybe it is health information that is sensitive. >> tell me about it. >> long-time fans of the show, i am aware that i know fog. however, i do have this fabulous sense of wonder. here is what i am thinking. is all of this health stuff getting more bureaucrat and we are giving it all up to the government and we have the single payer and it will all be in one place. >> that's my point. it doesn't matter except for me.

>> no, we are all in this together and eventually all of it will be in one place. they will find out everything about us and god knows bill clinton's medical record. i am worried about the health information. i am pretty sure you are, particularly the stuff about your liver. >> i am worried about my children's health records coming out. the fact i have five children that i have been hiding for several years now. no, this is the thing we should be focusing on. the personal lives that have been affected and all of the identity theft and all of those things that can be happening. not just the celebrity and the gossipy e-mails. it is interesting if these employees are filing a lawsuit. sony was hacked in february and tried to keep that under wraps. they don't think it is the same people. it involved different things. if they knew thisy were

vulnerable then they should have taken more precaution. >> i think the employees have a strong case, and i find it -- i think this is awful and it is going to happen to everybody. do you think hollywood will stop making the typical generic hacker, and the guy in the hoodie is really cool? the ? >> before the show i hacked your computer. thousands of e-ms and they all said i wish i were big. good luck with that. the important thing to remember is this occurred on obama's watch. >> only in obama's america. >> under george w. bush tony did not get hacked by north korea. under ronald reagan this never would have happened. >> i never --

>> our e-mails were totally protected. >> my internet was never compromised. >> and you are all forgetting war games. excuse me? >> that was fiction. they hads to make it up back then. now under obama it really happens. >> i don't know. scary stuff. that's all i'm going to say. i think we need to decide as a country. everybody gets a mulligan on their stuff like you cross dress. >> why do you point at me? >> hype hypothetically true that you cross dress. i may have hung out with a goat for some period and may have written an e-mail. we should all get mulligans. and we should all agree to assign a pledge not to read people's e-mails. we talked about the general idea, but we didn't say what was in the actual -- --

>> last night we did. i had a steak and cream spin nick. >> that tends to cause a leak. >> it was quiten scwoiable. we had a good crowd. >> we are here with the fans. we are putting on a thing we like to call a show. >> they say orange is the any black or is black the new perry perry -- perriwinkle? either way they are both the color of my thong. >> tonight's sponsor is literate. the only program that rewards kids reading by allowing them to throw trash on the ground. pick up a book and don't pick up the garbage. thanks, literate.

orange is the new class. students at a michigan college can now get credit for watching netflix. yes, a course in saginaw valley state u or svsu. they will address race, class, gender and sexual orientation. will. said lacey, quote, these shows are commenting on things that are happening in our society.

because no one ever does that. you can say the same thing about room 222. one of my favorites. i will g to you first, will. is this one of those classes a professor does to be cool? i will do this to get more students and they will think i am great and maybe i will get a book deal? >> i have no objection to classes being built around television shows. television is awesome. it is better than movies. it is better than books at this point. the orange is the new black thing. you can't get past the opening credits. it is five minutes long. it is a horrible, horrible song. i don't understand how anyone has watched the show. >> i got through half of the first season. i am a fan of "prisoner from cell block h" the australian soap op -- opera. it is enjoyable. it is amazing. this is like 25 years old. they have lesbian romances.

it is quite nice. >> do you watch it on a pass word protected website? >> no, i act it out on my own in the bathroom. go to hell. is oppression on tv a good topic in critical writing? >> no. you are not going to get the truth. i spend the entirety of my life making sure i never go to jail. since i was 17 and responsible for my own life, every choice i have made are specifically made to not go to jail. i was arrested once at 17. they came to the cell and brought lunch. it was a dry balogna. you can see the bow loan -- balogna curling over the side and the cheese was dried out. they said here is your sandwich. i said you can keep that. one of the girls in the cell was like, get the sandwich! i will eat it! that was the

moment i decided orange will never be the new black. freedom is the new black and that's the only black i choose to wear. >> very nice. joanne, you served time and it wasn't pretty for you either. what other tv shows should be discussed in a college setting? >> definitely "law and order" for lawen rs to meant and criminal -- law enforcement and criminal justice classes. at this point, i can teach it. i have never done a background. apparently everyone can get into "law and order" but not me. tv shows, pouf vees, class -- movies, classes, whatever we watched film and tv. congratulations for finally picking up on on it. these other majors are doing it. >> andy, have you been watching netflix for years and you have 15 doctorats you lazy

sack of [bleep] i i don't even know why i said that. >> i love you andy. >> i am writing that down. what do you make of this? >> i don't have a problem with this. when you want to write about a person on tv and orange is the new black is a good choice. it is wood and prep prayings for a a cultural critic which is a very, very important profession. the only part i don't like is according to the website michigan live it says, quotes, students bummed may want to look for the professional's future offerings. i will have a class on selfies. that's going too far. >> i will audit that one. >> they will just focus on the vow vocabulary? are you freaking kidding me?

live in the hood for a um could of years and you can get all of these lessons for free. you don't have to pay a college professor to get them. >> i learned that myself in the 80s assignments is more like as saw -- as saw 9 mnt. they had students fill out a worksheet to level their white privilege. the teacher thought it was necessary because of the deaths of garner. if a traffic cop pulls me over i can be sure i haven't been singled out because of my race. the class is supposed to teach strategies and tenacities to succeed in mathematics. there was no point value assigned to this test. it is kind of weird. it is a symbolic gesture. a reminder that you should feel guilty as a white person.

am i correct? >> stick to the story. >> i can't. i am distracted by the beautiful pink. white privilege. i had to go back. what they talk about is not what they mean. i to think about when was the first time i heard the term white progressive. the first time i heard white progressive it was white privilege. white privilege was when obama said -- clinton said, obama would still be getting me my coffee. the first conversation about privilege was about that. this is the white progressive's way of keeping the black progressives in place. it has nothing to do with the rest of us. it is caping their people in place. if you don't up lift a black person, it is not the progressive's fault. it is society's fault. they never have to take

responsibility to do what they are doing. it is like a professor at a liberal college. we mows have -- why? don't you like black people? why do you need the quota? it protects you why you don't let black people. it is to keep their blackss in place and why they can't rise because it is not the progressives. it is the system. >> you say she makes no sense. i was shocked you would say that. >> i am mixed on on on this. on on the one hand the class is called learning framework. i think this is what you can expect from a class called learning framework. i am pretty privileged and excited by the idea that we can measure and gauge this now. i want to know how privileged

i am compared to an an andy. >> there has to be a way to figure it out. >> i work in media which means i haven't -- i do a job i am learning. >> i am white and therefore terrorism ledged, but being below height it releases everybody. a few people here have done that to me and i don't talk about height privilege, do i? i qeep it to myself -- keep it to mids. should anyone fire you? >> i think every white professor should remine. resign. they don't deserve the job. they were given it because they were white. that would be the pro active thing to do here. >> black professors before they take over the white professor's job, they have to say what professor made them

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jay it is the ultimate treat if you love breakfast meat.

it comes with bacon strips and two sausage patties and two slices of cheese on an over sized bun. is it tempting or terrifying? it has been awhile, but we are thrilled to bring back "red eye" joe mackey to talk about this monster. welcome back. you have just done some traveling across the country. are you more frightened now that you have seen what is out there or less so? >> it is good to be back. i am more frightened. i got to shake a lot of people's hands and i put on on the hand sanitizer that kills 99.9% of germs, but it makes the .1% of surviving germs far stronger. >> true. you are screwed. this breakfast sand witch, are you scared people may eat this? >> i am. no one ever lost money betting americans will make terrible health decisions except michael jordan. jay do you have survival tips about someone who does ?r. i would say they always tell people breakfast is the

most important meal of the day. when they say this they don't mean people who make terrible decisions. >> there is a pink slime treated ammonia hamburgers and they say they are -- well to be fair dogs don't live that long. >> that's true. that's why they lie to them. >> the next story begins construction on a new lab for hybrid drones. first we had to worry about the drones in the air and this can't be good, can it? >> they can get me by sea and air. >> they say this is all about developing robots for search and rescue missions. are you buying that? >> would you want to put someone through the trauma of being lost through another trauma of saying oh no, we are lost. oh no, a robot.

>> could we reprogram the drones? or are you worried drones may team up with sharks? you had me rooting for sharks. what if they are reprogrammable and they are building the anti-american robots? >> that's the problem i imagine. the chinese defense company has unveiled the long-range weapon. it puts a beam of molecules under your skin. do you trust china to use this safely? >> i don't trust china to make toys without high levels of cadmium. >> are you concerned they will become the way to control riots? >> time will tell. if they can keep the ipad workers in the factory it could spread.

>> is there an alternative to the beams? >> there are lots of ways to prevent and eliminate riots. my idea is to relocate sports teams to unpopulated areas. how about those northwest territory cowboys? >> not a lot of things to throw out there. this is the last topic and perhaps the most important one. i know you love asteroids. a russian scientist found a mountain sized asteroid whose orbit crosses the earth. they say we won't collide with this, but it will p that. are they lying and is it coming tomorrow? >> that reminds me of the old joke, how do you tell if a russian scientist is lying? >> how. >> you get his government to torture him. i thought of that myself. they estimate we got 100,000 of these objects in the solar

system. we are tracking 11,000 because of funding. i guess we can afford the housing and urban development. >> do you expect it at any moment, this thing to happen? >> no, i don't. if people think i have, don't. >> how should people prepare for the inevitable asteroid collision? >> they shouldn't prepare and they hospital go and buy apocalypse freeze dried supplies. >> they will come knocking. enjoy your coffee. always a pleasure, joe. if he is in your town, go and satisfy him perform. he is quite good. later, joe. coming up, pastors and prostitutes. here's some news you may find surprising.

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series has a pastor trying to save women from prostitution. a cop turned pastor meets the unknowing escorts in a hotel room and tries to convince them to quit in eight minutes or less. it is called eight minutes. i am not sure why. his church runs the under cover operation to help them start new lives. 50% of the ininterventions are dash sh ad inner vengeses are successful. will, what do you think? sounds exciting to me. >> give me eight minutes and i will talk awoman out of sex. let me tell you. they me clue them in this is will -- this is the stuff going on in my head. >> she won't have sex with you. >> show may be over the concept. i think i may be the guy to do this of the. >> i think he is nuts. she will distract you with conversation while she steals your wallet. she has you thinking about the

huge thought of life. she is stealing your wallet and taking your credit cards and cash because that's what they do. i have no problem with the pastor wanting to help people. my only problem is not understanding some women don't want to be helped. some women choose to do this. at the don't care how high and mighty they are. to some women the greatest strength is laying on their back. leave it be. let them go. let them be happy. >> i feel that way about you, andy. >> yes. first of all, it is wrong if he doesn't convince him in eight minutes not to have sex. you are a pastor sir. don't be doing that. i would feel better about the show -- about helping women who are in the sex trade. if the producer was not the producer of a show called "se

xbox." they -- "se xbox." they go in there and then come out. it was a british show and now it is a american show. i don't feel great about the nobility. >> will it help god's work or sex work? >> i think a little of both. if prostitution were legal we wouldn't have this show and that would be a shame. we should keep things the way they are. for tv's saning. sake. people are curious generally. i have never been in a room with an escort yet. i love those shows, intervention. that's great. jay how sad you never met an escort, but you live with an escort. >> and it doesn't even move. >> i walk by and bang on her window.

wake up, joanne, it is time for work. >> tv's andy levey and joanne know saw chin key -- and joanne nosuchunsky. see you next time.bandaras.

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