bowl. super bowl ad. i'm partial to atr's ad. get all your friends to watch it gretawire.com for our super bowl ad. yeah, we're back. tonight on "red eye." >> coming up onred eye" is the white house training an army of pirates to take on isis? the debate you never thought you would hear next. and is hollywood trying to reboot an american wear wolf in london with billy zane and the polar bears? absolutely. and finally what did the president say after watching joe biden struggle to read harry potter? >> it is a joke stop. he gave me a little cartoon. >> none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> and now let's welcome our guest. like sands through the hour glass so are her veins.

i am here with joanne nosuchunsky. and he made it back from vegas alive. unfortunately he cannot match a sweater with a shirt. it is tv's andy levey. >> it is a perfect match. >> what are you talking about? >> he is more animated than saturday morning programming. it is dan soder. now there is a waive. his facial hair is the eighth wonder of the world. they negotiated peace in the middle east. the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and fox news contributor and also by the way the president of "red eye" and will maintain that position. >> a block. the lede. and that's the first story. >> is gruber a goober? a new tape has surfaced and it is more offensive than when he called the american voters

stupid. he raps about economics. he did a special presentation for new students at something called the professor talent show. behold beholders. >> ♪ what about me? ♪ ♪ why should you care ♪ ♪ just like you ♪ ♪ going to mit ♪ ♪ with that thing i couldn't do ♪ ♪ >> he is a regular emcee qt. the students in the audience loved it. take a look.

>> why is he wearing the sweatshirts over their legs? >> i don't understand that. >> you older people. >> oh yeah i'm young and therefore i have to wear something that makes no sense. >> i said older. we all know i am 48. >> yes, are you 48. >> let's not get into that here. >> is this surprising that -- doesn't every person think in their heads that they can rap? >> it is clear from this video that he is a born lyricist. this is amazing. this guy is golden. i haven't felt -- this is the most uncomfortable internet individual video and i watched people get beaten half to death. this should be on world star. >> it is like one man too many words. >> yeah.

>> you don't know what i am referencing, but it involved a blender. ambassador you taught a course called intro to rap history and hip hop culture. >> i did several years. >> it was quite good. was gruber's performance an insult to rap or do you give him props? >> that's a close question. it is a study of how much of a fool one person can make of himself. it is bad enough he disgraces himself while getting paid high amounts of money. he humbles himself before a congressional committee and now he reaches the new lows before a freshman at mit. it shows how enamored he is. >> so was it mit? it is m.i.t. there is a disconnect between how he sees himself and how others see him that's often the problem with you and your choice of sweaters. if you have seen how awful and

tack key this looks you would have come dressed differently. should he apologized? >> you should apologize for not knowing that purple and gray go together. >> you can see it all over the place. it is literally so em brairsing for you right -- so embarrassing for you right now. my honest opinion because i like to be honest, giewber -- guber does thought belong up there with the greats. the worst part about this is that this is an event for perspective students. he was trying to get people to come to m.i.t. then i thought on the other hand they may have thought it was the coolest thing they have ever seen this their lives. >> they were laughing laughing laughing and giggling. these are our future whatevers. >> our future entertainers. >> you have done many talent

shows and probably humiliated yourself. >> many dances to michael jackson. >> i can do the moon walk. >> that's right. you are very young. i feel bad for him. in a way he reveals how large his blind spot is. he is not aware. >> no way. he is bringing the streets to the classroom. this reminded me of dangerous minds. he is wringing the edge these kids need. they were in their rooms studying and learning. he will flip his hat sideways. >> it sounds like though these are pre freshmen like it is an orientation and they were trying to pick their majors so he was trying to pump economics. i don't know if he did it, but i wouldn't say he is cool i will go and talk my way out of getting it out in time. >> especially if you are

dressed like that. >> for me it says i can take this class hung over at 8:00 a.m. >> have you heard the joke about m.i.t.? the college cheer would take so long. give me an m m. give me an a a. >> what does it stand for? >> you would learn if we did the whole cheer. >> three points i want to make. one, never do a talent show. it is never a good idea. many of the things you do are already on tape. if you laugh at him you are laughing at your own peril. i know [bleep] is out there that will come and haunt me. >> how many "red eye" shows are there? this is why you will never be president. there is stuff on the show that will destroy you and i will be the one who releases it. i release it like a noxious gas. a member busted by the fbi on

monday was frustrated because he was unable to recruit female college students to the cause. they secretly recorded conversations and they are complaining about the lack of assets. they said i have lots of ideas about such girls. they don't allow you to get close enough. in order to be close you need to have sex with him or use other lovers to influence them to execute my request. it sounds like my night as a late night host. another russian spy has been uncovered. >> that's where they come from? >> i don't know what comes first though. that's the problem. >> dan, why do you think a 40-year-old russian man couldn't make it with a college girl?

please give your accent in a russian accent. >> he is a popular music dj. it is good to see that america's real weapon is uninteresting women. welcome to being a man in your late 20s and early 30s. >> i bet he showed up at the coffee shop in a tight leather jacket. >> do you want to go to disco tech with me? i don't want you to be near me. do you want to tell secrets to your friend? this is fun. you smell weird. >> ambassador, obviously it is fun to talk about the college co-ed part, but this is serious. it reflects the fact that no matter how enlightened america is our adversaries don't change. this is what we do and we expect them to do it. >> i love this story. i like the idea of sending these russians with worse accents than that to try and recruit college girls. but their plan is to have

long-term sleeper agents in the united states. the russians are doing it and lots of others are doing it. for those in our political class twho say nsa -- for those who say nsa is doing all of these -- wake up and see what is really happening. >> snowden says apple is spying on us. isn't he desperate for attention? >> i don't know what their problem is. think of that asset they have in moscow and they don't use him. >> that's so true. they are using him. let's face it. >> what do you think joe? does it make you feel old knowing the russian spies are not even interested in someone your age? >> does now. what? i can start a new business making instructional blogs for the russians on how to get american women. wouldn't that be great? >> it would probably be to stop watching 90s movies because we are not into that

anymore and the dirtier you look usually the better. a good thing that can come out of this is the fact that these women are saying that they won't let them get in close we have a number of people to thank. i want to say lena-dunham, but i don't. >> and you did. go ahead because are you a snowden fan. defend your heros, the russian spies. >> two stories have so much to do with each other. greg, as you know i counsel a lot of college co-eds. one of the things i tell them is don't spy for the russians. don't do that. it is working. >> what is the second thing you told them. >> we will talk about that after the show. in all seriousness, here is an idea. if you want to recruit college women maybe send younger spy guys or maybe better looking older spy guys.

>> how do you know what these guys look like? >> i saw the sketch. >> this was not attractive. >> if you want to get -- you know what you pretend you are a progressive professor. that's what you do. >> grow a beard. >> maybe rap. >> i like how this is all coming together. >> you hang out at protests. >> talk about obamacare. >> that's a good one. >> send hot women spies to recruit college guys. >> will andy do all of your work for you? >> that's the easiest way to go. when we are that age we are push officers. >> every college guy would betray his country. >> for anna chapman. >> i do love the thought of a spy who has been trained to go through torture and had so many pointless conversations and he gave up. >> i cannot take anymore. i am spy. tell your government. i don't want to be here

anymore. i don't want to. i don't care about your dinner. stop instagraming everything. they broke him. >> we won. they broke him with the brunch picture. >> we don't need water boarding. >> they broke the spies with pictures of their feet. >> do you want to see my friend? tell me if she is fat. do you like my new selfie? >> do you do duck face? >> i would love to take off all of your body parts with a hatchet. >> is this why i am not attracting anyone? >> when you do it it is totally different. >> you like my photos. >> but those are exactly -- anyway, all right. they are maddy at go daddy. go daddy's super bowl ad was a swing and a miss. the 30-second spot which features a puppy and mocks a

budweiser ad has been pulled from sunday's broadcast after people complained about it on twitter. where else, of course? unfortunately for the company since the ad made news it is being played everywhere. >> buddy. i'm so glad you made it home. i just sold on you this website i build -- i built with go daddy. ship him out. >> get your domain and website in one place at go daddy.com. >> the internet and animal rescue groups in particular hated the ad. the spca tweeted if you can buy a puppy on-line and have it shipped the next day you support inhumane breeding # go daddy puppy. i guess he didn't guess that

it was a joke and it wasn't real. it really didn't happen. the go daddy ceo said he missed the mark. you never know who misses the mark. this granny. >> that's amazing. i could watch that for days. couldn't the commercial be seen as pro puppy? not only does the puppy escape an evil owner but danica patrick picked him up. >> what is the problem with selling them on-line? >> there are bad people who do it, but it wasn't real.

>> i think it should is the weakness and incompetence of go daddy's leadership. if you are going to do an ad like this, don't you think about maybe whether some people don't like it and make a business judgment? presumely making their business judgment they run into a little criticism and back down. talk about examples for russian spies. look at go daddy. there are a lot of weak people there. >> they just expressed outrage over things that go a lot longer. this made me think that maybe go daddy did this on purpose for a controversy because now it is being played all over. everybody wants their own blasphemy. everybody wants something they can say you have upset me. and this ad upsets me. it is like insulting a rye lig general. insulting a religion. >> it is the cool thing. i hurt. i don't like puppies getting sold.

the puppy bouncing out of the truck made me laugh out loud. >> the puppy is fine. >> it is a commercial. this is not a documentary where they are like, oh the dog was sold. i thought it was funnier if michael vick would have picked up the dog. >> that would have gone too far. >> you know what, let me issue an apology right now. i didn't mean to be funny right then. i'm sorry for thinking funny is what we should do on television. >> that's the thing. nobody can take a joke anymore. >> all of these ads the super bowl ads, they want them to be the funniest and they want them to outdo the budweiser commercial that uses the puppy dog. they were trying to do it in a funny way. certain things are off limits. animal cruelty which some people considered this -- even though it didn't happen, it could happen which makes it wrong. women's looks. unless it is a hot girl eating a cheese burger you can't talk about the way women look. and the recently deceased. >> that's true. >> put that in one commercial

and it spells -- >> success. >> that's the point. there are areas that are considered religious. pet ownership religion race, gender, climate. all of these things are now -- like people hold them as a religious belief. that commercial is an affront of being a baptist if you are a pet lover. a pet activist. >> there is a difference. >> there is a difference between pet lovers and activists. >> pet lovers can watch this and say that's pretty funny. as you were saying, the big winner in this is go daddy, there is no doubt. it is almost like they knew the ad was going to be controversial and planned on it. >> what? >> that aside, as you pointed out, the ad is tweaking a budweiser ad about a lost dog. the premise is a joke.

if you watched this ad and thought it advocated selling puppies on internet you need help. the spca does great work and they are a great organization but they need help. >> they have bought time for an ad on the super bowl which is not cheap. >> they have another ad. >> they have another ad they are going to put up that can't possibly be as good as this one. >> we have to take a break. what is it like having a mustache and bench pressing several hundred pounds. that's a joke. this mustache does not lift weights. in case anybody is an -- angry we are hurting his mustache. our worst story or the worst dating site ever. who knows.

your marriage is toast thanks to your post. according to a new study facebook is popping up in one-third of divorce cases. that's one out of three ambassador. they are using the massive amounts collected as inappropriate behavior. attorneys say it can prove that they are cheating, lying about their finances. one lawyer cautions potential cheaters saying, quote people need greater awareness of what motion they are leaving about themselves. i worry about the videos i did in the late 90s.

>> it is way before the other show, ambassador. does this make you long for simpler times when people could get away with cheating? >> just about the only aspect of popular culture i don't understand is why people post stupid things on facebook. do they not understand how this works? i have no sympathy for people who have getting divorced and not getting the allah mown they -- allah mown knee they want because of what they put on there. >> it is amazing. if you were hiring people out of college you google their thaim and find stuff like, i can't hire you. >> you don't even have to be hiring college kids to google their names. that's the beauty of the inter feet. >> it is the excuse i gave the police officer. dan, are you going off the grid for this? >> i wish i could. i have to promote myself. i will be in tulsa at the comedy parlor. >> the comedy parlor? do you get your hair done

there? >> a close shave. >> it sucks because i don't want any part of social media. it is awful and i am kind of glad that the people who post it is finally coming home. >> they are the luis and clark of social media and a lot are getting eaten by bears. >> i just got a promotion at my job and your ex-wife takes all of the money. you bragger. that's what you get. should people stop cheating or stop using facebook? >> stoping cheating would probably be better. >> if you are dumb that you post stuff when you are cheating or in the middle of a divorce and say you are in poverty and then posting pictures in monaco on vacation, you deserve to be taken to the cleaners. and i assume these are adults these are not teen inning aers

making -- teenagers making dumb mistakes. >> there are a lot of kids divorcing each other. >> we do have the highest teenage divorce rate. >> exactly. one in five, i believe. by some miracle if you ever find a husband do you worry facebook will inevitably take that temporary joy you find? >> i don't think so. people use facebook and these secret messages that they send to their exlovers as a means of excitement. there is no excitement in their lives. that's the most depressing thing even beyond the cheating. this to you is exciting. i do think a lot of the interactions start innocently enough, but just like quicksand, before you know it you are suffocating. >> you are like the frog in that pot of boiling water. i call it the faucet of infidelity. it is something that is always on. i know it -- i have friends that this has happened to.

they get a little -- what do you call it? what did they used to call it? a poke? >> a friend request. >> an exfrom college. what it does is it tampers with the matrimonial bliss which is now matrimonial bore dom. oh i remember him. the next thing you know they decide to meet up and it is all over. it is the novelty of the ex that keeps coming through. >> is this why the irs has not turned over lois lerner's e-mail? >> that's true, thank you for tieing that in. what happened to her? >> never let a chance go by. >> that's true. anyone else want to weigh in on this purple sweater? >> i think it is a lovely sweater combo. >> thank you very much. >> this is beautiful. >> stay off facebook. >> don't get married. >> that's a good one. just stay home with your sweaters. >> and your cats. >> stay home with your

sweaters. >> cats are your sweaters. >> coming up, what is the best thing to do at 7-eleven after dark? if you said me, that is flattering. first a word from our sponsor. >> some things are too embarrassing to leave a record and purchase it on-line. that's why we let you buy every uncomfortable item and ship it in one to three spots. no one will know what to buy when you buy everything.

it was a first for 7-eleven. two drunk people entered the convenience store late at night. i know. thank goodness we have tape. not much is known about the scene we are about to show you except that it is pretty awesome. >> i dare you. i double [bleep] dare you. >> i love the guy trying to get her out. but there is more.

guy i love the cameo from jesse ventura. it does president end. >> i didn't even touch you. i didn't even touch you. >> we don't have anymore? okay, we will stop there. the reason i must have watched this a thousand times is because there are so many -- i will go to you first, dan because you have been to as many 7-elevens as i have.

these night workers are the most grizzly human beings. >> this was nothing. this was a light day for them. and would you say it is ironic you see the seahawk flag? maybe you want to look at that fan base, andy. that's real pacific authority west trash -- pacific northwest trash right there. >> all i know is, ambassador, it seems like the girl gets drunk, causes problems and the guy is trying to get her out and then she comes back, and it is a beautiful relationship. you work at the u.n. >> the only time i go to 7-eleven is on christmas morning when i forgot to buy the whipping cream for dinner. it is pretty boring on christmas morning. but they are always open and i am grateful for it. now i have the confidence i can go to any 7-eleven in the country and be defended. >> this is what i like about them.

what pills were they on? >> it was meth. >> they keep calling them a drunk couple. they were methed up. drunk people don't do that whole i didn't do anything wrong. that's not a drunk thing. that is a drug thing. drunk people just escalate. when someone is trying to pull back like that when they realize they are getting their ass kicked that's drugs. >> i don't know personally tbut i know when drunk people get in fights they don't back down like that. but druggy people do because they are out of it and then they realize -- they realize they have gone too far. >> they get back into reality. >> i didn't do it, i didn't touch you. >> and she did. she was in it to win it. a phrase i just coined, joanne. oddly you are watching this and going there is nothing remarkable about this. >> i think i speak for most of our viewers when i say we have all been there.

one second you are like i just want to go in and get a stale donut and some beef jerkey and the next you are like, i'm crawling on the floor. i don't really know what happened between a and b. i do feel for these 7-eleven workers in a slightly different way. i have also been a servant of sorts trying to cutoff a bigwig financial guy at a park avenue bar. very similar but instead of throwing candy they are throwing their threats and words around about how much money they have and do you know who i am? >> who crawls on the floor, you or them? usual lee it -- usually it is me on top of the bar. they threaten that they will get me fired. my heart goes out to this guy and unfortunately they did lay their hands on them. i wish they would have just call the cops and just let -- >> no way! >> i know it wouldn't have been a fun video. >> you have to kick a guy's

ass. i didn't touch you. i didn't touch you. stop touching me. can we go? >> that's america right there. that's a real slice of americana. >> that's a good point. we are making fun of this as a class thing. this is not as bad as what you are talking about. it is the pompous ass at the bar saying you better be looking for a job tomorrow because i know the owner of this place. i think i i have done that once. >> that was a great impression of yourself. that sounds like greg gutfeld. >> i was at a table and i was sitting it and i said i know the owner. the owner went over and said get the [bleep] out of here.

by the way, 7-eleven, these night shifters are heros. i don't know how they do this. >> where is their movie? can we write a rambo-like movie with 7-leep late night workers? >> i would like to help out on that. >> we will be good. >> we will do meth and go to tacoma, washington and watch people fight. >> i can joke it up. >> we will be good. >> i chose the story. >> it is cool. we appreciate you letting us use the space to kick around the idea, but we are >> it is kind of my -- >> no, we are good. i trust andy's sweater shirt combo. >> i think we just saw the movie. there is only one 7-eleven movie a decade and you just saw it. >> i think i will work on it with my other friends. >> do you want to do this?

same-vee, same time. same movie, same time. >> i will do the independence day while you do something like artsy. >> i will get daniel day-lewis to play the bald guy. >> i love daniel day. >> i would get peter boyle, but he passed on. >> why are wee bringing up dead people? >> it is not really too soon is it? >> i don't know. gee it is time to take a break. enthusiastic sign language when we return. have you purchased "not cool"? order it amazon.com. my site was down and i blame the storm.

i know, it was amazing. did his signs cross the line? before the blizzard didn't hit new york city, this week mayor bill de blasio's sign language interpreter drew attention for his exuberance during press conferences. some felt the interpreter was being too mellow dramatic and treating the job as a joke, but was he being a jester or using gestures.

let's take a look. >> what you will see in a few hours will hit very hard and very fast and people cannot be caught off guard. the best thing to do is stay indoors and stay off the road and stay off the sidewalks and this is something i want people to start acting on as quickly as possible. >> he's great. >> i love him. >> he's awesome. >> he said his unusual form of interpretation can be easier for the hearing impaired to understand. then he raised a single finger to anyone who questioned him on it. what do you think of his work? i thought it was hypnotic. >> help me out, which one was the mayor? >> he would do a better job. i am pointing out to no where. he would do a better job than de blasio. >> de blasio can probably do a better job signing than that guy too. it is emblematic of the crash of new york city missing the snowstorm, but after a year of de blasio i am amazed to come up here that the place is still here. >> it is true.

that's because the republicans set up a really good engine that is hard to destroy but he is trying. dan, we always assume that this is fake because we don't know anything about sign language. maybe it is like -- maybe it is like singing. people just have a different voice. >> he looks like he is mocking de blasio. it looks like when someone is around the corner and they are talking and like, this guy -- it is gonna snow. i bet he is saying don't worry about it. i wish i knew asl so i could understand what he is saying. i hope he was saying, it is not going to be that bad of a storm. >> it was not the happened -- hand movement. it was the expression. >> love it. he has flare. it would have been great if he was commenting on the police controversy. this guy doesn't even trust his own police. he is like, i don't think that was a flurry. a flurry is a different thing. >> that was not snow. >> joanne as someone who has

an expressive face, do you feel for this guy that maybe he is being, i don't know unfrairly targeted -- unfairly targeted? >> here is the thing. when you are up there with a bunch of other people and the mayor who are stone faced and monotone, anything you do is going to look exaggerated. it is the same thing with bloomburg. his signer's name is lidia. she did an excellent job, but it was the same thing. a lot of the signers will use expressions and that is for the people who lip read. i do think that the people who they'd these sign -- who need these signers are grateful for it and it gives us something to talk about. that was like the silver lining in this awful nonblizzard. >> it was. how upset is de blasio that someone stole his spotlight? >> it is pretty easy to steal his spotlight. people are calling for this guy to be fired? i don't -- what's wrong with what he is doing? >> i don't know. >> he is also self-employed.

>> exactly. the more expression an asl interpreter gives the better right? >> i guess. >> i mean it is a visual language obviously. it is for people who can't hear. by using expressions in body language he is conveying more information. he is actually deaf which most signers are not. >> i didn't know that. >> he is actually deaf. >> i should read these art will cays. >> in some of the videos -- >> then how in god's name -- >> he is looking -- someone is signing -- is helping him out. so someone is signing to him. >> and then he is doing it -- >> so it is like a translation. that's what is going on. >> i think this smacks of the funeral. >> that's why we are so impressed. it takes one person. >> this person makes a lot of people want to learn sign language because he made it exciting and edgy. he was the mountain dew of signing. >> i was going to say gym mooy

hen -- jimmy hendrix. he is like turning his guitar toward the amp. i have never seen a sign like that. >> that was a better analogy than me. >> i had a lot of time to prepare. mountain dew is still cool. >> i can see why you don't want me to work on your movie. i don't know what i was thinking asking about that. i apologize. if he is still interested -- >> we are good. >> okay. jerks. coming up, a baby named nutella, mmm. you have videos of animals? you know what i'm talking about. the an will mas i like. send them to us, fox news.com/red eye. make them good. we are gonna air them.

as you know -- what are you showing, andy? it is my show. you can see andy on "money" with melissa francis thursday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on the fox business network. coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye". look who we have there. an incredibly homely man and a

gorgeous anthony c -- kumia. >> last story. that's the last story. >> she would be screwed if named after food. it belongs on bread but not on a birth certificate. a french judge, they have them there, ambassador has banned parents from naming their daughter nutella. that's the daughter there. she actually looks like a can of chocolate spread. >> i can see why they want to name her that. >> she is so adorable, i want to lick her lick her face. a judge ruled that quote, it is contrary to the child's interest to have a name that can only lead to teasing and disparaging thoughts. talk about free speech. when the parents failed to show up the judge ordered her name be elly -- be legally changed to ella. i think that is disgusting because it is named after

something and i don't know where i am going. do you agree with the french court's ruling? >> nutella is like vegemite. >> it allows you to put chocolate frosting on things. >> it shows that the french judges are seriously under employed when they come up with things like this. i thought actually when i first saw this it was a story about new york and mayor de blasio said he would start -- but it is french and now i understand it better. i think that basically the french judge is right and it will lead to teasing of this poor girl. the next thing is there will be regulation for everything. what else is new in france? >> i don't know dan. would you make fun of a girl named nutella? >> yeah. has this judge ever met kids? they will find a way to make fun of her. we don't care if you named her ella. we will come up with something for ella. >> they will call her

nutella. >> they would say, oh yeah there was an ella here last year you are the new ella. >> and they will be all french about it. guy that's a good -- >> that's a good french accent. you could talk forever about nutella. >> i could. i put it on popcorn and it is really good. it is very messy. >> you are usually alone though. >> that's true. the food is all over my face by the end of the night. >> with names, the only name i really have a problem with is princess. you are setting your child up for disappointment. she is not a real princess, then -- you are setting her up for failure. >> you are lying. but this is a lie too because she will grow up thinking she is a chocolate spread.

>> there was a case -- oh wait is this your point? the courts ruled that they named their kid strawberry and they said you couldn't. there are lots of fruit names in this country. >> that is true. >> and andy is dressed like a grape tonight. >> i am on team good sweater. >> how quickly france has forgotten the just swiss nutella thing. a couple weeks ago we were all saying that. you know who wishes this judge was around in america a tom -- a couple of years ago? >> who. >> newt gingrich. that could have stopped that. >> but newt is a great name. there are things to say, but we have run out of time. special thanks to joanne noah chin ski. nosuchunsky, dan sewedder and levey and ambassador and soon to be president. that does it for me.

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