see what he says about governor bush's position on education, immigration. good night from washington, d.c. see you tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye" are clowns tired of people labeling them as scary, creepy wierdos? and are scary, creepy, wierdos tired of being associated with clowns? it is a story you will only see on special report. and what does the president recommend you say to a friend who won't play nude twister with you? >> if they say no, don't yell at them, just say why not? encourage them to say yes. >> and finally, penguin fight club. if this video exists, does that mean someone has been breaking the first rule of penguin fight club? our panel gets to the bottom of it next. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> i'm andy heave vee filling

in for greg gutfeld who is going to cuba to hookup with his old friend, pho bell. she -- f idel. >> i am here with our the morning network correspondent. and joanne know saw chin key. and writer and comedian bonnie mcfarland. and if he kills you, the last thing you see will be his gorgeous face. next to me is mike baker. or bager. i think i wanted a bagel. first time guest, mike baker, former cia operative and current president of something called diligence. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> the interview went badly. after a majority of theater circuits decided to drop or

delay the release of "the interview" over threats of terrorist attacks sony announced on tuesday it was pulling the movie from the planned christmas opening. the company released a statement saying it shared the theater owners' paramount interest in theaters and sony pictures has been a victim of assault against our employees, customers and our business. we stand by our film makers' right -- by film makers and their right to freedom of expression. variety reports say sony is contemplating the movie on premium on demand, although now sony says they are not doing that. meanwhile, human activists are planning to air drop copies of thedvd using hydrogen balloons. they were sneaking movies in in an attempt to expose them to the outside world. i want to go to you first. this is how i look at this. it sucks that movie got pulled from theaters, obviously.

but people's first impulse is to sue. can you blame the theater owners for not wanting to take a chance in the face of a threat? >> i can't blame them. we have a national security crisis over what is essentially a fart movie. >> you say it like it is a bad movie. >> they are fine, but seth rogen reminds me of every fur ball that climbed on top of me and that goof ball laugh. i am not broken up that i won't see this movie. i would rather get a pap smear from nicholas cage than have to sit through this. what? >> it is like a bizarre world dennis miller over there. is it weird that our government has basically said nothing about this? that's weird, isn't it? >> it is not as weird as what dagen just said. it is. this is like the old adage, if a movie studio produces a

movie and none of the theaters want to show it, does a bear [bleep] in the woods? i understand what your first question was. you can't blame the business owners for doing the proper business decision here. we would lake to say we will stnd up to terrorism and -- stand up to terrorism and threats like this, but the reality is they have a responsibility. it is not clear that this is not a credible threat. it may just be these guys blowing smoke and getting the result they like now. until it is proven, the responsible thing is to pull the movie. and sony will make a ton of money off this movie. >> you think it will be released at some point? >> absolutely. and the notoriety will give it legs. >> is it a good news-bad news situation? the bad news is the terrorists have won, but the good news is there are two hours less of james franco on the big screen?

>> andy, i don't listen to the questions. i just answer what i want. i think you will see more of the out of the box marketing. it is risky, but we are all talking about it. am i right? i didn't know a simple threat could get a movie pulled out of the theater. i wish i had known that for "grown-ups 2". that is something we could have all lived without. >> you are saying the terrorists made a bad call here? >> i feel like it is an interesting thing that they dropped -- they are dropping the movie into north korea to make sure -- you know, so they know what the outside world is like. >> why can't we drop seth rogen and james franco? >> this human rights group is planning to drop the movie into north korea. maybe they need to drop it into america instead. apparently we can't see it now

either. >> and it is our human right that we get the freedom of expression and free speech and to bea able to watch these -- be able to watch these things, it is not just they are doing this, but anyone in north korea that watches this stuff or caught doing that will be executed. how are they looking out for human rights? really they are putting these people in danger. if i could just inter, i just saw the trailer and it made me want to book a flight to north korea. >> i definitely think that we are -- sony was in a tough place and the movie theaters were as well. for everyone posting on social media, i am really disappointed in sony and these movie theaters for the decisions they made. were you going to go and see the movie and not have like even a twinge of being afraid, a twinge of fear that something could possibly happen? that's what you are saying if you say you don't know if the threat is credible or not. >> i am worried it will hurt north korea's image, this

whole thing. >> they have been working on that and they have been trying to rebuild. we got to the point where we were coming around, you know, kim jong-un, you know. >> one step forward, two steps back. >> i know what you are talking about and i agree. i think it is a shame all of the money they spent on the pr campaign. it is not proven also that it is north korea behind the hack on sony, the grand hack that has slowed the coming out. they think it can be. north korea has good cape builts in -- capabilities in that regard. we have seen them do attacks in the past and they have coordinated with china. nobody is better at this than china. >> it is apparently somebody outside the country. >> i know people. >> given what dagen is saying, it could be dagen. >> bonnie has breaking news. >> i know some people.

i am from canada. i kind of have a little bit of a different -- i get information that you guys are not privy to. >> north korea, canada. >> go and see the movie. you are safe. >> i don't know why kim jong-un would be upset. as we saw in the previews, he looks great. the actor playing him is much thinner than he is now. wouldn't you be flattered? >> good point. >> i think he takes after il. >> i disagree. il was -- he has a good sense of humor. >> il was funny. >> he finds the funny. he brings it. >> un just doesn't have the same sensibility. >> un is like his grandfather. >> dagen, i agree with mike. i think it will be released on some platform and people will

see it. now we have new regency. they canceled production of a movie called pyongyang. i think this is the real problem. it is the going forward thing. now you have studios this are afraid to make certain movies because they don't want to piss off north korea. >> that's hollywood. >> the lucrative north korea film market? is that what you are saying. >> today it is north korea and tomorrow it is canada. >> no. i know people. >> he is really on a roll. vladimir putin was named russia's man of the year for the 15th time in a row. putin got 68% of the vote and runner up smirnoff got 4%. it was a big year. invaded crimea and blamed a group for a plane shot down by

russian-backed rebels. he is holding a news conference and they are downplaying the importance. ♪ >> mike, that was a real thing by the way. >> i want to see that movie. >> where is liam.-niesen?

>> you said in the green room that you think president obama should have been russia's man of the year. his weakness is what is letting vladimir putin do everything he is doing. >> right. i never really know if you are listening when i am talking. >> i always do. >> i am glad you do. >> i keep a docea. >> i have to watch it again, but i think they tack a little clip out of the intro to americans and declassified the fantastic show that was on the travel channel. >> i am not familiar with that channel. >> i am like bonnie. i am not sure where to take this. >> thank you, bonnie. >> do you think putin is winning all of this because of the short list is fixed. >> it is not nexted at all. if you look at the other candidates a lot are animals.

the next in line was a raccoon or something. of course you want vladimir putin to be the man of the year if that's the case. >> raccoons are cute. >> but man of the year? >> putin got 68% of the vote. does that mean the population of russia is about to shrink by 32%? >> that's a very good question. real dictators it is 99.9%. he is real not getting the -- really not getting the job done. anything i say is biased because he has much better boobs than i do. you know what i'm talking about. put up some shirtless photos. he has nice, round soon to be pendulous breasts. >> can we do a side by side? >> let me do a side by side. >> would you date putin even though he is a terrible person? i would. >> i would because he dresses

appropriately for different events. he can wear a suit very well. when he was hosting the olympics, the winter olympics he looked great in a track suit. and then shirtless, i know what i am getting in any life situation. i am all about this. as for that ad we saw, great. obama needs stuff like this before he speaks. but i think to make him more likable we should do it in the style of "the bachelor." that music and the intros and outros they use to show some women around him. roses. >> he can pick which dictator to give a rose to each week because that's what he does. >> but he will prick himself on the thorns by accident and apologize for it. >> that's what biden would do. mike, say something intelligent for the first time on this show. >> you know what, he is a fascinating character. is he the most interesting man in russia?

frankly i think he is the most interesting person on the world stage right now. we have underestimated him for years, not just the current administration, but the previous administration. we haven't dealt well with him , and now we are in a situation where the ruble is crashing and oil is dying. but the thing about putin if you think it will generate compliance where he says i get it. i will play well on the international stage, i think we are wrong. it is not in his dna to do that. >> it is not in the dna of the russian people to turn on him either. >> absolutely not. he has been successful. he is old school kgb. he know what's he is doing. he is a very, very smart ruthless, ma nip law -- manipulative politician. we will see something out of him as a result of the economic crisis they are going through right now. >> that's one thing i happen to know. >> i don't want to make everybody wrong.

>> that's why we invite you on the news show. >> we appreciate the information. >> i have a lot of respect for the canadian intelligence. >> it sounds like you should mary pew -- marry putin. >> a marginally attractive dude can get it done. but if it is a chick like caw pilla parker bowles they would have her hanging by the rafters. >> who has better boobs? >> i don't know. did you have any pictures on you? >> i would like to say to our british viewers, yeng she is a fine looking woman. he said no way to a delay. students at columbia law school were able to postpone finals due to stress a woman thought she could do the same. she said students of color have suffered significant trauma over the past few weeks due to the grand jury decisions and are not in a place to take their finals.

i am not among these students and as a white middle class person i have to privilege of being able to step away from these events and put enough energy into schoolwork and finals to assure i will pass my classes. the professor responded with one word. no. the student posted the e-mail on her facebook with the uh belying tore caption, trigger warning, a dismissive response from a professor. for more we go live to disappearing cat. >> that explains the smell in my apart meant. of my apartment. is this the best thing a teacher has ever done? >> she has proven white privilege with the e-mail. a black student didn't write that because he is out getting harassed by the campus police.

he doesn't have time. i don't understand the you can't say no to people. is that what she is saying? this is the trigger? >> it is a nasty, aggressive response. >> isn't there a whole movement that you have to say no? it is okay and not okay. >> as a woman you can say no, but nobody should say it to you. >> you have come full circle. >> i was born a woman. >> good for you. >> dagen, are you surprised the request was not granted? >> i am. it is the alma-mater of lena lenadunham. it is easy because they can go to the bathroom in their diapers. i hate that school and i don't know much about it. >> you knew about the diaper thing though.

>> that's my specialty. >> should the professor have given a lengthy response, or was that perfect? >> i think she -- the response should have been [bleep] off [bleep]? >> trigger! >> that would have -- that's insane. this is the best example. i remember we talked about the woosification of america. this is the best example i can remember. i don't know where to go. it makes your head explode. my daughter is in college. she is very even keeled. she works her ass off. she doesn't expect anything. she knows if she doesn't do the work the results are consequences, bad grades leading to no job leading to -- what has happened to us? >> she sounds like a nerd. >> she is -- she is a beautiful nerd. >> i am just saying she needs

to work less and get out and party more. >> thank you, andy. >> does she watch the show? i will address her. college is for having fun on daddy's dime. that's the point of going. >> it is so depressing. i don't know where it ends. it is all part and parcel to the same problem. everybody gets a trophy. we are all entitled. god god. good god. >> joanne, does it piss you off? >> i love this. i know for sure that this freshman drafted this a few times and was trying to get the right multi sill sill -- sill labelle words was great. anymore you canada bait it, but a one-word answer is the right answer. so i love. it it is great. >> all right, me too. we gotta go. when we come back, we will do

another story. probably something about the rock and roll hall of fame if i remember correctly, which i am not. i am getting to advanced age where the brain doesn't work too well.

once again, limp bizkit was snubbed. they announced the hall of fame inductees and the list was listee. it included lou reid, stevey ray vaughn, joan jet and the black harts, bill withers and the paul butterfield blues ban. paul simon will be the third best beatle after tango and cash. it will be held next april and it involves many of the artists jamming together. who can forget this performance?

>> what a magical night that was. here is "red eye"'s picks for the induction of the hall of fame. ♪ ♪ i could have seen them coming at me like an atom bomb ♪

>> he is a legend. dagen you are the huge green day fan. do you plan to attend the ceremony? >> no. i am waiting for the mother ship band to get in. if kiss has been inducted, them you know dr. teeth and the electric mayhem will be too. kiss sucks. >> really? >> kiss sucks. >> did something bad bad happen to you? >> gene simmons has the creepiest handshake of anyone i have met in my life. it is like wet. i don't think it was -- i said wet and not sticky. >> any thoughts on who should or should not have gotten in or on gene simmons' hands? i have never -- that's not how gene simmons and i greet

each other. it is a little different. i don't know what the controversy is of the story. they just said green day shouldn't be in it? we are all agreed. that's annoyed. >> mike, these kids and their music, right? benny goodman, glen miller. that makes me better times. >> we had some college student not going to class because he was worried about world war ii. >> glen miller went to world war ii. >> you get on with it. they have opened up the flood gates at the rock and roll hall of fame for so long. joan jet? really? green day? you can't get excited. >> joan jet was in the run aways .

it was all women. jay okay, yeah. until they actually get serious and start putting bands in there like tears for fears, ah-ha. >> who is ah-ha? >> i am asking. wang-chung? get them in. >> imagine. >> too shy. >> joanne does talking about these old people make you feel weird? >> i know a lot about rock and roll. i have been to the hard rock cafe. that's the restaurant. i have been there a few times. i know what guitarists look like and i usually order a burger. but i am surprised that maroon five was my hero, adam levine, is not nominated.

he has not been around for 25 years. >> there is another way you can get in. >> at the know where you are going and that's not acceptable. >> i am not saying anything. i am just saying something. jay he did get married and that's a small death to me. the picks are okay. i like "paranoia" and joan jet's" i love rock and roll" that is over done. >> i get her confused with pat ben gnaw tar. >> that's a fascinating bit of information. >> why do you think that is? >> i don't know. >> has that happened to you? >> all women look alike to you. >> they are all rockers. >> i feel bad for the other beatle. >> steve? steve will be all right. happy about bill withers and stevie ray vaughn. >> definitely hot on stevie

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are teens getting clean? the national institute on drug abuse finds rates of drug abuse have dropped significantly since last year. i guess no one wants to be cool anymore. students in grades 8, 10, 12 reported less drinking, less smoking and less huffing glue. alcohol consumption fell off for all age groups. that number would have been better, but, joanne. and daily cigarette smoking is half of what it was. and pot use also dropped despite its legalization in several states. what is wrong with kids today? >> i know it looks like they are not doing as many drugs, they are. they happen to be prescribed to their grand parents. they are still getting a lot -- we are medicating kids for everything. when my daughter first came home from the hospital she cried and slept and cried and slept and cried and slept. we got her on anti-depress --

anti-depressants and we could live again. we didn't have to use alcohol to put her to sleep. >> it is not such a bad thing. >> dagen, why do you feel like you are a party team? >> everybody needs a couple beers if you are going to kiss a 14-year-old guy with a pube stash, right? >> we are talking about another teenager doing that, right? i will save your career now, dagen. you are talking about another teen kissing a 14-year-old. >> a pube stash will grow on you over time. >> i referred to myself when i was a teenager. >> you had a pube stash too? >> i did. it goes away over time. thank jesus. i would be working at long john silver's.

this is a sad state of affairs. it is sad that teenagers are not experimenting with something. >> as a father of 18, i am assuming you have the opposite reaction. >> i do. maybe it is because my past experience never kissing a 14-year-old with a pube stash. i agree with bonnie. it is misleading. a prescription medication abuse has been on the rise. that's an incredibly serious problem. the other things i do -- i don't even know where to go with this president these numbers seem to fluctuate. i remember you could have said five years ago the numbers were different. they were up. and who knows ? it is a generational thing. i don't know what i am talking about. i hate to be that guy who looked at the study. but most of the prescription drug use is down too. >> did you send us a study?

>> no. >> how do they do this? i wanted to know how they did the study. is my mom going to look at this? >> this is my theory. they looked at eighth, 10th and 12th graders. teens are smart because they only drink and do drugs in 9th and 11th grades. >> that's how i did it. >> you have to play the odds. >> they did leave off though one of the worst drugs for you, and that is high fructose corn syrup which is what teens are addicted to. >> and instagram is the biggest drug of choice. >> people get a high off that, it is true. what happens in the brain. >> instagram? >> taking pictures. >> i think they are supposed to make us feel better they are not doing this, but the ones who are are still using drugs. the drugs are now more poe shent than -- potent than they were years ago. it is not reflecting deaths, but it is the use for the

group they polled. it depends on what you are asking and what you are trying to find. it makes us feel good, but there is still a drug problem with the teens. >> don't send me hate tweets and don't say the nasty stuff. >> you can send them to me. >> the most interesting point that given the legalization of pot in several states, the pact that that number is down, it is surprising. >> really? >> i wouldn't have expected that . >> you can't be high and take a good selfie. >> i don't think it was ever was legalized.o get pot even >> it is still not legal for kids to buy. is it easier? >> you have a market place out there. i would assume that it is easier. >> i think the numbers back me

up. >> the problem is bonnie and i didn't read the study. >> you know i actually know the real study. >> that is true. >> next topic. lawmakers across the land are looking to ban the sale of powdered alcohol due to concerns about its use and underaged drinking. the powdered substance is not on the market yet, but it has been banned in five states with several more following suit. by adding water, the powder is a cocktail, but some worry it may be snorted and sprinkled to food unknowingly. the alcohol is safe and they suggest it be regulated and taxed. bonnie, could the benefits outweigh the risks here? >> absolutely. absolutely. this is great for the kidney. this is fantastic. why would you want to snort alcohol when there is cocaine? there are better drugs for that. it is not like those drugs are going away and now you only

have powdered alcohol. i do think it is great if you are going on a boat trip. >> camping, hiking. >> flying a small plane. >> what kind of loser can't fit like a fifth of jim beam in the front pocket of their jeans if you are going to for a hike. >> if it is a serious hike -- >> a lot of people wear the skinny jeans now. >> do they? i bet they do. >> a lot of the kids. >> now i want to look under the table to see what you are wearing. >> i don't wear them. >> would you be concerned about one of your teen aiming kids getting their hands on this? >> anything that makes it easier for kids is a problem. whether it is the drinks they are trying to regulate -- >> this makes it harder because they have to cook. >> it teaches mixing skills.

that's good. i like that. >> it is a gateway to learning how to cook meth. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> that's a revenue stream. >> i had a question for you and now i have forgotten what it is. >> i know lawmakers are worried that underage kids are going to get this -- they have to be 21 to purchase this. they are worried it will be abused and people still sniff glue. if someone wants to get high doing something -- i don't do it that often. >> i do love this. >> how do you do that? >> i have no idea. >> they say you couldn't really snort it because it would be painful and you would have to snort a lot of it to get one drink. they are underestimating

people. >> americans are made of tougher stuff. >> which of your kids would you be most concerned about doing this? >> and from which family. >> would it be west virginia family the missouri family? that's not a fair question to ask. i am worried about my kids growing up. >> where is she now? >> i don't know. >> nebraska last i heard. >> i have got to pull myself together. it is time to take a break. coming up, a performance.

should her hound join her in the ground? a dead woman's will request that a dog be buried with her even though the pet is still alive. on tuesday a 9-year-old german shepherd was going to be put down for burial. this is apparently technically legal, but public outrage may have saved the pup. the woman's estate is looking into options like sending him to a no kill animal sanctuary. the final decision is granted to the executor of the will.

we did a story about how new york state made it illegal to tattoo your pet. how are can you order your pet killed? >> i am astonished by this. no pun intended, but no way you would want the dog put down and put in the casket the dog hated you in life. she should have known that before she kicked it. >> it is not even in the casket. >> are they putting it in the ground with her? >> they are mixing together the ashes. >> which makes sense. >> i wish i would have known that. >> oh, okay. well then. >> i am a vegetarian and i also hunt. i get animals. >> people ask for a lot of weird things. i am asking my husband go to

jail. i think he will be behind it. do you have a note on your computer that people look at it after you die and it says my husband? >> i have a letter and it is sealed and it says if anything should happen to me. if i do die in a freaky accident i want him to go to jail. i don't understand this at all. i don't understand how you can -- does this mean you can throw your dog out the window because it is your property and that's okay? i don't understand this. i think it is disgusting and the person, the woman had no friends or family and just knew nobody and was worried the dog would end up on the street? it does not justify it. come up with a better plan. it does not make any sense.

anybody who has pets would look at this and say are you insane? having said that in the similar vein of what bonnie said, my wife said if she goes before me she wants me killed. i think bonnie is being consider rete. >> she may want a little party time. >> does this give you thoughts about your roommate's cat? >> i don't want to have people on twitter hate me. apparently this is all about money, i think. the will first says what the woman would like is for the dog to go to this animal sanctuary. but if they can't afford it then put the dog to sleep and cremate it and have the ashes put together. what dog owner would say, well only if it is a financial

burden ? then these people who are outraged say how can we help? they say donate money to the dog sanctuary. wouldn't everyone put that in their will? >> i need funds help me raise funds. >> it may be a hoax. >> really? we have to do that these days. >> she is in toledo. >> she doesn't want the dog anymore. she faked her own death. >> toledo is lovely. >> toledo is lovely. the entire state of cincinnati. coming up, totally rad80s movies. and do you have videos of animals? send them to us at fox news.com/red eye. do you toss and turn?

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terrible fashions and goofy cars and lots and lots of cocaine. i would rather talk 80s movies. a writer wonders what the most fun movie from that decade was, noting the movies have an innocence and a fun that is difficult to beat. my pick is die hard because i enjoy all of his families. i am joking and you would vote for top gun as the most fun movie in the 80s. especially the volleyball in the locker rooms. >> nothing topped for fun. a classic japanese film called "galaxy of fire flies." it is two orphan kids wandering around post nuclear japan and the 5-year-old sister died of starvation. the older brother cremated her and carried her remains

around. that spells the 80s. it is more up lifting. >> i would think so. it couldn't be less. >> outrageous fortune. i don't even know if that is an 80s movie. bet midler at her peak and the other one from "cheers". >> she was good too, shelly, whatever. >> shelly long. >> that was the last time women headlined a movie. >> really? all right. dagen, any choices? >> "spinal tap." >> that's my choice too. and i still have never laughed harder than that. all of the john hughes movies is a lie. no woman who looks leak molly ringwold would get jake ryan. she could not even get ducky. at best you would lose your virg from long john silver.

>> i think we have some tape of my favorite "dirty dancing" but it is a tie between -- no tape? it is so good. patrick swayzee, nobody puts baby in a corner. i carried a watermelon. but i like "staying alive" with john travolta. >> you love dance movies. >> i have hahnable -- honorable mentions "clue"," my left foot" and "mystic pizza" julia roberts when she was a wee child. >> when she was kind of fat. >> "spies like us." >> oh man i was going with "spinal tap" but" real genius." >> i love that movie. >> "big trouble in little chai chai -- china." "princess bride"" beatle juice" "uncle buck." >> how about "blood simple" and" raising arizona." >> not a "raising arizona"

fan. >> because you are the devil. >> maybe. >> special thanks to dagen and bonnie mcfarland and mike baker. i'm andy levey. see you tomorrow night.

. hello, everyone, i'm dana, along with kimberly, eric and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." earlier today a prisoner swap between the united states and cuba set off the most significant warming in relations between our two countries in over half a century, president obama announced the details of the deal from the white house this afternoon. >> and the most significant changes in our policy in more than 50 years, we will end an outdated approach that for decades has failed to advance our interests and instead, will begin to normal it's our relations going forward.