say about vaccine? senator rand paul goes "on the record" tomorrow night. up next, the o'reilly factor. good night from washington d.c. this is a fox news alert. hello. >> in jordan protestors have been taking together streets chanting "we will avenge the blood of our brother" as they support the swift answer to the brutal murder of the major darrian pilot by the terrorists of isis. the jordanian government says it has executed the terrorist prisoners including this al-qaeda operative. she was convicted for being part of a deadly hotel bombing back in 2005 and was hanged along with an aid to a former top al-qaeda leader. that happening at dawn wednesday in a prison just south of amman. the executions came one day after the terrorist group released that gruesome and horrendous video showing the

horrific murder of the jordanian pilot who was burned to death as he stood confined in the cage. it is believed he was so savagely murdered on january 3rd that -- the tape just released now. he was shot down in december and becoming the first pilot from the u.s.-lead coalition to be captured. >> investigators are on their way to new york where a commuter train crash is blamed for the death of seven people. it happened north of manhattan. the packed metro-north train serened into an suv that was stuck at a rail crossing. both the vehicle and the front of the train burst into flames killing six people on the train and the suv driver. a dozen others were injured. some seriously. metro north is the second busiest railroad. this is the deadliest accident in its his -- in its history. and another accident in taiwan. that plane crashing in

taipei. officials tell us a tie taiwanese commuter flight had 53 passengers on board when it clipped the bridge shortly after takeoff and crashed foo a shallow river. the latest report from the scene is that at least 12 people have been killed in this crash. rescuers had to use rubber boats to get to the victims. 27 were pulled from the water but maury main unaccounted for and it is not known if all victims were removed from the wreckage. taiwanese media posted pictures of the plane in the water. officials say the flight lost contact with air traffic controllers after taking off just before it went down. the airliner was a french-made twin-engine turbo prop with two pilot crew on board. >> that dash cam video is incredible. >> so sad. >> stay tuned for "red eye" up next here on the fox newschannel.

>> no one does. >> that's true. >> you know, it is so disturbing. even jefferson i didn't like because he made a deal with the french for louisiana. you know, i objected not only to the louisiana purchase but the imperial lis stick attack. but at least jefferson had a p oi nt of view. i am not so sure that this guy is not dried out booty from the campaign. >> i don't even know how to respond. feel free to respond. >> i covered the campaign and i recent that. i was also on one of the pirate ships. of course i was with the woman who is could being down below, but anyway -- look, i say this all the time. i have to defend it, but i will not do it tonight. i am on "red eye" and my butt

hurts like hell. i stayed here only because greg asked me to do it. frankly i hope the show works out well because i hurt, but i am happy to say i ain't depending on obama tonight. impeach him. >> i know how bob feels about this topic on isis. he has been strong on it. we keep hearing about a low in humanity. if you were president, what would you do? >> what a thought. >> slow pan. >> i would simply stick a bay -- baonette between my brother's teeth and throw him out of an airplane. >> really? >> yes. he would float down and dispatch every one of them because he is that the kind of guy. >> we have them all at one place at the same time.

our colleague says let's newspaper them. there is a problem and that is nuclear dust. you will wipe out all of india. if it was blowing toward france it wouldn't bother me. you have to fight them. >> that's the point, you have to go down there. >> rut one who wants to put boots on the ground. you are the only one. >> i am not the only one. >> you know i have been strong on this since the beginning. i was the one who said fatwah. they sold my picture and made $8,000. give me half at least. >> it was kimberly. >> was it kimberly? these guys do more to galvanize the world. andy is one of them so lets' ask him. >> do you believe it is galvanizing the world? i have a theory that this blows over every week because a new outrage comes along and we say it is tear sable and then we move -- terrible and

then we move on and don't care. >> the key is is it galvanizing that part of the world? we were watch earlier scenes in jordan people unhappy with isis. i think the more we see muslim countries unhappy with isis the happier we are. president. -- know the workplace violence is getting out of hand. beheading was not enough so they have to burn people alive. they are like the transformers movies of terrorist groups. every sequel has to be bigger and dumber. i actually agree with you about the inevitability of us having boots on the ground. i think 100% we are going to. >> guys in the military say that's what they want. you almost have to give them what they want sadly. joanne, i talked about this earlier. i don't know if we should be showing the videos, but i feel like we should be doing the pr work. >> it we stopped showing the

videos they won't stop killing. that's not a part of their ideology. they will continue to do this because they have no idea what it is to be human. they are inhuman and they need to be annihilated. i usually don't like to say that because i am all about world peace and all of that great stuff but they don't respond to that. terrorists, i do not believe these ones, can be habilitated. >> you were miss new york and you were running for miss usa would you have said that answer? >> i would have said we do not negotiate with terrorists so do tradsies. >> she has a good point. this guy who was set on fire's father is one of the top in the largest tribe in jordan and they don't forget. >> however his dad said -- >> he was grieving at that point. his uncles didn't say that. >> they said they would start executing people so maybe they will. >> why don't we change the name of the group for them and

call them the pissants. how do you say pissants in era back? in arabic? why are we even calling them their name? >> they keep changing it. they say we are isis and now we are -- what is it? >> isil. >> and then a-s-s. people are scared of them. people are frightened of them. people are frightened to stand around me for a lot of reasons, but because i started dumping on these guys people are staying away because they think l will be a bomb. >> we feel a red dot from a laser point and we know to run. we will move on. should we place a levy on the heavy? jonathon gruber, the interior director of obamacare once suggested attacks on fat people may be needed to curb their appetite. in an essay the professor,/

professor,/rapper wrote ultimately what may be needed to address the obesity problem is the direct tax on body weight. such taxation may be happening through surcharges. he explained that the new law he was helping to write would allow employers to charge higher premiums for employers and failing to meet a healthy body weight. he pointed out that many of our nation's turtles cannot even fit through the door. can't get through that and he won't pay his taxes. tried to get to the post office. make sense? not make sense? >> only in came ridge, massachusetts and on opinion pen avenue. that's it. on pennsylvania avenue. who is this? there was a guy from new orleans and hollywood became popular during the 80s

early 80s to go to new orleans and go to mardi gras. his aunt was an elderly woman and all of these people crashed all of these hollywood people would crash the party and he suddenly heard her say from across the room "who are these people? " and that is the same way i feel about obama and the series of clowns around him. it is like -- come on man. >> i listen to this crap all the time. let's please not talk about immigration. he is my caretaker right now. i need him. first of all he didn't understand that obama will go down as one of the great economic presidents. and obama will save people's lives. excuse me. >> that was well done. >> anyway --

>> he is taxing fat people? >> they are tax idiots. fat people -- i'm a fat person. if you want to tax me for my weight all i can say is [bleep]. >> there you go. >> what does that mean? >> you don't know what that means? you don't? have you been to little italy? >> is that spanish? >> yes, that's right. no it is italian for -- never mind. >> that is the fourth never mind. >> every time i say something i swear i get called upstairs. i have used the f-word four times now and i have had the same walk down and it is like dead man walking. i have a good job. >> you have a dead man walker. >> i came here because i love you.

>> i still have something in me. >> you should have your own line of walkers. >> the governor will pay for it. >> wonder if he can barrow it. >> does this work, this tax? >> i don't know why anyone surprised a guy who thinks most people are stupid and government mandates are the key to a healthy society thinks taxing body weight may be ultimately necessary. of course that's what they think. anybody -- if you are favoring the -- we talk about this for years. as soon as the government is in charge of health care that's what will happen. what did you expect? gee what did you expect? >> we know you are 10 to 15 pounds overweight. >> this is incentive for me to lose weight. i don't want to be shamed for being overweight and causing my employers the extra tax. while we're at it, let's go ahead and tax salt, corn syrup

and fillers and that's what makes people fat, am i right? all of the processed food that tastes so good. >> listen, you have -- for people who are like me who are handicapped at the moment, you have low sinks. the governor got that in. greg uses them all the time. it is important the americans with disabilities act. the government does a lot of good things, they do. some things not well. do you want to try it without air traffic controllers and border patrol? you dump all over the government, yet use their services. >> i was talking about yodles and ding dongs. >> you used food stamps, didn't you? you were an actor so you had to have used food stamps? >> screw off. >> do you have that picture? this is what i used to look at. he hasn't changed. do you have the picture? >> we will show it in the next

block. >> this is the best "snl" sketch. >> do we have time to go to the next story? they are running to their graves. a new study suggests too much jogging can be as bad for you as sitting on your lazy ass and doing nothing at all. it is the subject of tonight's -- >> haha. >> danish researchers, must be nice found obsessive runners were as likely to die as couch potatoes. a termite just coined. joggers have the lowest death rates living for 10 million years. the study concluded that jogging three times a week for 20 to 45 minutes is optimal ending more or less and you will die by the end of the month. it was in the study. speaking of exercising. >> that's how dryers work. that's how dryers work.

>> that's an upper body workout. >> it really is. >> you must feel vindicated as somebody that believes running is evil. >> exercise is evil. >> i had mandatory exercising in high school and college. when i got done i said never again. look at me now. i am a cripple. why run when when you can drive? >> only run if you are being chased. graham, what are your thoughts? >> my thoughts are dr. jonathon miller who said years ago that the amount of time you spend jogging -- the amount of time jogging adds to your life is directly proportion gnat to the amount of time you spent jogging. is that clear? >> that's absolutely true. >> it is true. i'm sorry. it is very good i'm sure.

>> i can always tell you guys are related because whatever you are about to say next you cut it off and go never mind or i'm sorry. >> well -- >> you can say whatever you want. you are leaving here. i have to sit here and work here. >> did you ever see dr. miller in the body human? >> no. >> you should -- you should get it and look at it. he was on top of all of this stuff. dr. jonathon miller. >> i'll look it up. >> is he still alive? i don't know. >> i never heard of him. >> i haven't heard of him either. >> i think i can see him. he had a lot of documentaries, right? >> yeah. >> i kind of remember him, pbs stuff. >> yeah, a british man. >> a british guy, yeah. i remember that. >> yeah. >> joanne, you weren't even born. >> and he directed opera. >> well there you go. >> he must have been on top of it being british. >> you must have thought the

british built a tunnel to the french. after trying to kill this will off they built a tunnel. what is that all about? >> the french tunnel was six inches off when they met in the middle. >> joanne thoughts on the running. >> i don't run. i fractured my hip jogging so i don't jog anymore. >> how do you stay in shape? >> i actually use kettle bells. it is funny they say jogging is extreme exercise. really, they are attacking the joggers and not the crossfiters. let's get our priorities straight. >> i also use kettle corn to exercise. i am assuming the hard core joggers either died of bore dom or they were murdered bay us they wouldn't shut up about jogging. they just talk about jogging nonstop. too much of anything is bad for you. there are studies that say too much smoking will kill you, greg. this does not surprise me at all. >> i work with the staff at runner

they were not happy. they were miserable. they had to lengthen their run. if you ran seven miles one day you should do 7.1. >> you know what they said about this? >> no. >> in a play called "drinks before dinner" and again in the early 80s when everybody started running around the park he said really the reason they are doing that is because they know sub con shoughsly the world is -- sub subconsciously that the world is coming to an end and so they are all running for their lives. >> don't let these young people upset you. >> i am going to take a break. when we come back we will talk about hollywood. and we will also talk about tv's hottest new courtroom drama, beckel and beckel.

does hollywood have a white guilt problem? if white guilt is short for cocaine, then sure why not?

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all right do they prefer black on their backs? "selma" star says when it comes to white holly the answer is yes. speaking at a film festival where he was one of seven people being honored oh yellow said hollywood gives awards to black actors, quote more for when we are sub serve gent and not -- serve serve gent and not being leaders or kings of our ownary ownary --

own their are -- narrative. many feel he was snubbed for his portrayal of martin luther king. >> there is a fear of white guilt. you have a very nice white person who holds black people's hands through their own narrative, and you also don't want black people to be -- we don't want to see that pain again, so you don't really go into what that pain was in anathon particular way. both of those things are patronizing to the audience. >> for more let's go to "red eye"'s race relations expert.

>> he is fine. i hope. i hope there is another video coming soon that shows him frolicking. graham, you are a hollywood big shot. i can name all of your movies but i would rather hear your opinion on oyello. >> dig it man here is the truth. we americans do not dig british actors playing our heroic icons. you got it? you are a fine actor. i know you did henry 6. no one is doubting that. but we like american actors to play these parts because there are certain subtilties involved that might make you get nominated for a damn

academy award. >> well there you go. that was well done. >> you mean oyello or your brother? >> i don't know who this dude is. that's not the point he sounds like some -- >> he is british. >> i know. i don't know what his persuasion is, but he should be playing straight like an american. >> graham when -- did you run into issues like this at all? >> it was a continual struggle. >> that's it for you? >> it was. and i have never for given the academy for not acknowledging the character of thou and chud. it has been over looked for many, many years.

>> is that you? >> that's fun. >> what do you want to know? >> people ask you about chud a lot, huh? >> sometimes they do. >> does it bother you? >> not really. bruce robinson, they keep asking and it is one of my favorites. >> it is one of my favorite movies. it is a british film and david might have worked in very well there. but anyway, they said what is it like man? you get a retrospective of the photography in the movie. he said it is like walking around with a caw -- colostomy bag. i can't rid of it. >> i discovered since greg started talking about this, i remember that there is a follow for this. think about it. who would follow something like that?

>> i have no idea. he likes to keep his fingertips on the pulse of popular culture. >> don't touch the subway system. don't put your finger on that. >> i am one of the liberals that fights first class. >> i was with tommy lee jones on the subway one night. >> what happened? >> he was very interested. he neated to urinate. he started walking into the men's room and it was really late. i said whoa, whoa, whoa, cowboy, don't do that. i can't tell this story. >> yes you can. >> the decision was made to relieve the bladder in a different direction within the confines of the subway network. and before we knew it mr. jones was up against the wall in handcuffs. >> wow. what did you do?

>> i had nothing to do with it. i was an innocent bystander. >> what year was this? >> 1975 1974. >> it was three months ago. >> andy, are you feeling young leer today? >> both of you must be. >> i feel fine. >> you do? you don't look fine. >> well that's a whole different story. >> you have had problems. >> jones is one of my favorite actors. very good director. >> and al gore's roommate in college. do you remember that some. >> no one is perfect. i would like to see him do a show with david. >> ayelloyo. you are an actress i believe. >> she was great on new year's eve. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> you are very welcome. >> no one else has told me that.

listen, i feel you. some of us women, we get naked for roles thinking we are going to win awards and we don't. by we i mean the one i hate the most anne hathaway. i thought she was going to get an award for that movie where she was drugged and naked. >> don't say any lousy about app hathaway. anne hathaway. >> he is a big anne hathaway fan. he used to sleep with her. >> what? >> how dare you? who are you, man? that's like so inappropriate. >> i'm inappropriate? >> that is a bad choice in a sorry career. that is inappropriate. >> excuse me. i would make more money talking in the afternoon. >> i am going to take break.

>> why? >> we are running out of time.

80-year-old pile of human garbage noticed charles mann son won't be able to marry his fiancee because their marriage license is set to expire. the convicted mass murderer

seen here applied for a mairnl license this -- marriage license this november, but they won't be able to marry before it expires this thursday. it is a shame. he wanted toed with the psycho path so she can work on his case and she is dumb and stupid. manson has been in prison since 1971 after his followers killed sharon tate and several others in 1969. all right. >> she must have had a dwr childhood, that woman. >> her parents must be really proud. what would happen if your daughter decided to marry a serial killer? >> i keep my fingers crossed. some people have a serial killer for an uncle. who would do this? people do it all over the country. they find somebody on death row. if the guy had a billion dollars you say fine. then when he dies i get rich. can you imagine a con jaw gal

visit between those two? oh my god. let's dwo back to chu -- let's go back to chud. >> it is interesting because i am doing a recuring part in a new series on nbc that will air in june or january -- june. it is about mr. manson. >> oh yes. >> i think it is really weird. i think charlie is weird and i think the girl is weird. i don't understand why they just don't kill him. i would just put this sorry guy out. >> you said it was about charlie manson. >> you never told me. you never tell me. once in awhile i go to a movie theater and i can see past the baseball caps turned sideways and pants falling down and people yelling and texting and then i see you on the screen. down the tell me these

things. you say you are charlie manson? i can see a strange resemblance and i thought maybe -- >> i'm sorry. >> have to make sure i get home to bed. >> i will not apologize to that guy in prison but i will to you. >> i accuse the academy of motion arts and pictures -- the academy of motion picture arts and sciences of being pententious toward "broke back mountain." i think that was real as opposed to a racial element. however if you and david oyoyoowello were to do a remake of "broke back mountain" that would be hot. don't be too blown away by this. >> it gets you to a best western. >> it gets me to a best

western. there is black but no white. >> that's true. >> i think they are great. >> joanne, you're single. have you thought about perhaps marying manson for the book deal? >> who do you think paid off this woman to get cold feet? i think he really wanted to provide for her. he realized he couldn't so he had to let her go. it wouldn't be fair. >> that's so romantic. >> i though. my cold heart is melting. >> what do you make of the sad, sad story? >> i have forgotten how to talk. honestly the story surprises me that they let their wedding license expire. i would think charles manson had his [bleep] together. everyone isennen -- is entitled to one mistake in their lives. the woman says they will get

another 90-day license and get married. set your mind at ease, viewers. this will all turn out okay. >> are you going to the wedding? >> i am hoping to. >> now that i know my buddy is in charlie manson's movie i will see it. >> he got the hook after ordering hookers. the nfl network fired warn sapp following his solicitation of a prostitute after the super bowl. two women told cops they were escorts and an argument over money turned into a physical altercation. he admitted to the prostitution charge, but denied assaulting them. last month another athlete was busted for prostitution. what disa make of this? is it crazy you can get arrested for a transaction among adults? >> i was set up by a bunch of hookers and it cost me a

couple million bucks seriously. i was helping the police. i did undercover. they said have you ever had a woman -- listen. i don't deny they said do you though how to saw solicit a hooker? are you kidding? it has been going on for twenty years. you said on the show bob's idea of a long-term date is a second hour. the worst is the entrapment. the way they find these good looking police women, i don't know. i bought my way out of that one. turns out she was a cop and a hooker. she took two grand to shut up. >> when strippers dress up like cops it drives me nuts. should he be fired this a private company can fire people based on their own image, i guess right? >> have we not evolved past the point of having a tale? there should be federal drug

farms and including prostitution. you check this for the weekend and you do drugs or gamble and have sex with a woman or man or something else that should just be. this is absurd. it is like talking about you know, a neighborhood law and -- in cairo in 1060. it is stupid. >> it does doesn't make sense. >> did you miss the part where he assaulted them? >> they are glazing over it. >> i don't care at all he had a prostitute in a hotel room. i care he allegedly assaulted at least one of them. and it was overpayment. rule number one don't hit hookers. rule number two, pay your prosty. >> isn't that the truth? >> do those things and nobody knows and nobody is the wiser. >> i forgot that part. >> is that what happened? >> we only got past the arrest. guy can i say one thing? even though i have -- there

are a lot of decent people in that business. some of it is legit and a lot is disgusting human trafficking. when i found out my favorite massage parlor is human trafficking -- >> the nfl is a great nonprofit. i don't know why we are ganging up on them. they do a lot of good. i think he will get his job back. he was charged with domestic battery in 2010 after a superbowl florida and bumped from his nfl appearance. charges were dropped and he got his job back. it is like groundhog day. >> i call that an ending and not a happy one. it is time to take a break. "not cool" order it amazon.com. >> are you still promoting that thing? >> yes, i am. paperback is coming on. here is what is on kennedy tomorrow. >> hi fellas. tomorrow sherrod small and senator mike lee. see you at 10:00 p.m. eastern

and 7:00 pacific on fox business.

is jolie most holy? brad pitt's wife is the most admired woman tht world. sorry, joanne. for the man it is bill gates. i believe he is the creator of apple. a market research poll scored who was more adorable. angelina beat out malala --

the young woman who was shot crct this hillary clinton and also queen elizabeth. billionaire bad boy gates bested barack obama chinese president and jackie chan. other notable names were -- include bill clinton oprah the pope, jennifer lawrence and of course my favorite clint howard. that was a big sleeper. all right let's go around the table. start with you, bob. who is your most admirable person? you don't have to say me. >> i won't. you are all right. you know i tell you, i will be a little serious. first of all, bill o'reilly has to be one of the most admired people on the gallup poll. they got your christmas list, didn't they? i think people who do doctors without borders and dealt with ebola and went over and risked their lives. that's my hero. >> that's a very good choice.

graham who is your winner? >> the young man who intercepted the ball for new england the other day. he is a national hero. >> he really is. he is. >> awful. >> how dare you? >> awful. >> he is a rookie in that situation? >> i don't care. >> are you an uh -- apologist for the chicken [bleep]. >> i hate the new england patriots. >> where is he from? >> i am from america sir. i don't live in holly weird. i live in the real america. >> you lived in california for most of your life. >> did you ever work in the academy awards? >> the weather is cold and -- why? why don't you like the patriots? >> i don't like satan. it is the same reason. >> god bless you. go ahead. >> joanne -- andy, did you

pick anybody? >> no, i am assuming the people who voted for angelina jolie have not seen "unbroken." i prefer doctors with borders. it is easy to be a doctor without borders. to be a doctor and have borders, that's multi tasking. >> you have to split your time. >> i like doctors at borders. did you ever meet a nice md at the brooke store? it is very nice. >> these are two of the funnier people. you on the other hand but they have the most innate subject matter about 40 centuries too late. >> joanne thoughts? >> bill gates money. i admire money for sure. and our national treasure, our world treasure celine dion, was on the list. i think she was about seventh. i think that we all respond to her music. music is a universal language and i hear she was great in

vegas. >> really this. >> she had a show there. >> matthew mcconaghey is not on the list and channing tatum is not on the list. >> i was most admirable to my masseuse sven. that was him before the tragic accident that involved the baby oil and the ladder. i admire him for a lot of his work. some things i couldn't believe he could do that i forced him to. >> oh god. the sight of that in my mind blew me away. >> we will have one more story that involves a love affair with a dolphin. do you have videos of animals? fox news.com/red eye.

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you can see joanne on "hannity" 10:00 p.m. eastern. tomorrow we have john bolton and john devore yes two favorites. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> this is very, very strange. >> he got some dolphin tail. a man is seduced by a dolphin in the new documentary "dolphin lover." he was working at the florida land theme park when dolly the

dolphin began making advances toward him. he said, quote at first i discouraged her. i just wasn't interested. then i thought if this was a woman would i come up with these rationalizations and excuses? it has sexual animation and i think i will throw up. take a look. >> on your back. all you have to do is come out and lay on your back. please take your fins off. >> lifestyle choice this. >> people were complaining about racism in the academy of motion pictures. george carlin is right. we are circling the drain. this is getting so stupid. >> are you talking about the show or the story? >> i am talking about the

show, the city the state the country and the world. a man with a dolphin. it is like a cat with a sheep in woodstock. >> by the way you were at woodstock, weren't you? >> yes i went to commit a homicide. i took a bat. >> who were you going after? >> after eddie griswold. my girlfriend -- never mind. >> was he in -- >> he would have been so dead and she would have been too. fear is a witness for the defense. she was a serial heartbreaker seriously. i went to woodstock to kill him and her. but i couldn't find them. >> so you became an actor instead? >> can i go now? >> you are almost done.

we have a minute left. do we have any -- >> what do you think of that? >> i understand you used to live underground. >> what made you change your mind? >> on each side of the throne there are four living creatures filled with eyes in front and behind. >> you have not changed at all. >> that's when he was six years old. >> what? >> that was great. >> that is a cult movie. can you imagine if we got them together? it would be the wedding party for charles manson. >> this will go down in the record books. >> seriously, what do you think of a man and a dolphin?

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