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eye" tonight. and now let's welcome our guest. she's hotter than a fire ball and just as popular with frat guys. i'm here with joanne nosuchinsky. the great actor. chris morgan from "all my children." and he stinks of sadness and lavender. it's tv's lot lizard, andrew levy. and he has more slips of the tongue than a closet at a seventh grade party. one of my favorite cohosts on the five. one of the top five. a block, the lede, that's the first story. >> it's a level of savagery from a savage group of savages. on tuesday isis released a video showing the execution of a jordanian pilot by burning him alive. this is going to be tough.

he was captured after his fighter jet was shot down over northern syria. the sickening video begins with propaganda videos of buildings turned to rubble. then the hostage appears inside a cage drenched in a flammable liquid. a masked militant uses a torch to set him on fire. president obama called the execution one more indication of the barbarity of isis. >> we'll redouble the vigilance and determination on the part of a global coalition to make sure that they are degraded and ultimately defeated. and it also indicated the degree to which whatever ideology they're operating off of it's bankrupt. >> whatever ideology. i don't know what they could be talking about. i don't know. what could it be?

whatever ideology. >> well, it's the all-knowing omnipotent president. no one does. >> that's true. it's so disturbing. even jefferson i didn't like because he made the deal with the french for louisiana. i'm that kind of conservative. you know i object not only that the the louisiana purchase, but to the imperialistic on the pirates. at least jefferson had a point of view. i'm not so sure that this guy isn't dried out booty from that campaign. >> i don't know how to respond. bob, he's your brother. feel free to respond. >> first of all, i covered the campaign. i resent that. i was always on one of those pirate ships. of course, i was with the woman cooking down below. but anyway, listen, look, i got to defend -- i say this all the

time. i always have to defend -- i'm not going to do it tonight. i'm on a red eye. my butt hurts like hell. i stayed here only because greg asked me to do it. i hope the show works out well because i hurt, but i'm happy to say, impeach president obama. >> i know how he feels about the topic of isis. he's been strong on it. you know, we keep hearing about a new low in humanity. what would you do, if you were president? >> what a thought. >> slow pan. to graham. >> i would simply stick a bayonet between my brother's teeth and throw him out of an airplane 10,000 feet above. >> really? >> yes. >> you would float down and dispatch every last one of them. he's that kind of a guy. >> to be fair that's your solution for everything. >> yes. >> i'm sensing about i sis. we have all of the same place at

one time. we have our colleague eric, he always says why don't we nuke them? there's a problem with that. that's nuclear dust. if it was blowing northeast towards france that wouldn't bother me that much. but you got to go fight them. you know. >> that's the point. tough go down there, right? >> well, you're the one who wants boots on the ground. i'm the only one who thinks it's an inevitably. you know i've been strong on this from the beginning. i thought this. and somebody sold all of them. 8,000 bucks. son of a -- wherever you are, give me half of it at least. but, you know these guys do more to galvanize the world against them. i mean, why don't we ask him? >> do you honestly believe this is galvanizing the world? i have a theory all this stuff blows over every week because a

new outrage comes along. we all say it's terrible. then we move on and we don't care. >> the key is, is it galvanizing that part of the world? >> yeah. and we were watching earlier. they were scenes in jordan of people very unhappy with isis. >> yeah. >> i think the more we see muslim countries unhappy with isis, the better we are. i'm with the president though. i'm stumped as to what the ideology is. i know this workplace violence is getting out of hand. it's like beheading wasn't enough. now they have to burn people alive. they're like the transformers movies of terrorist groups. every sequel has to be bigger and dumber. >> i talk to the guys in the military. that's what they want you almost have to give them what they want. i talked about this earlier. i'm not sure we should show the video or talk about them.

i feel like we're doing the p.r. work. >> if we stop showing the videos, they won't stop killing. that's not part of their ideology. they're going to continue to do this because they have no sort of idea of what it is to be human. they need to be annihilated. i usually don't like to say that because i'm about world peace. i do not believe these terrorists can be rehabilitated. >> so let's say because you were miss new york. and you were running for miss usa, would you say that answer? >> i would say we do not negotiate with terrorists or do tradesies. >> okay. this guy set on fire's father is one of the top in the largest tripe in jordan and they don't forget. >> yeah. however, his dad said -- yeah, but he was grieving at that point. >> yeah. they said they're going to start

executing people. maybe they will. >> change the group of them. call them the piss ant. why are we calling them by their fame? # they keep changing for everybody. they were saying isis. and then isil. and then somebody forgot the rest of that. people are scared of them. people are frightened of them. >> we see a red dot running around here:. from a laser point. 're going to move on. should we place a levy on the heavy the interior decorator of obamacare once suggested that

attacks on fat people might be needed to curb the appetite. the professor slash rapper wrote ultimately what may be needed to address the obesity problem are direct taxes on body weight. it may be happening incorrectly through health insurance surcharges. the new law he was helping to write would allow employers to charge higher premiums for employers failing to meet a healthy body weight. many of the nation's turtles can't fit through the door. can't get through that. he's not getting to the post office. make sense? >> only in cambridge, massachusetts and pennsylvania avenue. who is this? there's a guy there from new

orleans. you know, hollywood became popular during the early '0880s to go to new orleans to mardi gras. his aunt was an elderly woman. all these hollywood people crashed the crew party. he suddenly heard her say from across the room, hurd son, who are these people? and that's the same way i feel about obama and the the series of clowns around him. come on, man. it's this crap all the time. let's please not talk about imgreat lakes. here's my caretaker. obama will go down as one of the great economic presidents of all time. obamacare will save a lot of

people's lives. that eats you up, doesn't it? that was well done. >> and grouper tax in fat people? >> they ought to tax idiots. fat people, i'm a fat person if you want to tax me for my weight, all i can say is -- >> well, there you go. you don't. are you kidding? >> is that spanish? >> yes, it's spanish. that's right. no it's italian for -- never mind. that's the fourth never mind. >> every time i say something i get called upstairs. i've used the "f" word four times now. i have the same walk to the boss's office. i have a good job. >> you have a dead man walker. >> hey, listen.

i came here because i love you. the governor will pay for it. with this work? in tax? i don't know why anyone is surprised that a guy that thinks most people are stupid thinks directly taxing body weight mi be necessary. of course that's what they think. we talked about this for years. as soon as the government is in charge of health care that's what is going to happen. so what did you expect. >> what did you expect? we know you're 10 to 15 pounds overweight. >> this is incentive for me to lose weight. i don't want to be shamed at work for being overweight and

causing my employer this extra tax. let's tax salt, corn syrup fillers, that's what makes people fat. am i right? all that processed food that tastes so good. u. >> from people like me who are handicapped at the moment tough low sinks. greg uses them all the time. it's important, the americans with disability act. you want to try it without air traffic controllers? you want to try it without border control people? you dump on the government and yet you use all the services. >> wait. we're talking about taxing fat people. >> you were an actor. you had to use food stamps. >> oh screw off. should have seen him at home when we were kids. this is who i used to look at it

in the morning. he doesn't change. >> we're going to show it. >> this is the best snl sketch. they're running to their graves too much jogging could be as bad for you as sitting on your lazy ass and doing nothing at all. it's the subject of tonight's "ha ha." danish researchers, must be nice, found obsessive runners were as likely to die as couch potatoes. light joggers had the lowest death rates. jogging three times a week for 20 to 45 minutes is optimal. more or less and you will die by the end of the month. it was in the study. speaking of exercising wrong --

o that's how dryers work, joanne. >> i don't think that's wrong. by the way. that's the the upper body workout. workout. >> you must feel vindicated as somebody that police have running as evil. >> i had mandatory exercise in high school and college, and when i got done, i said never again. and look at me. i'm a cripple. why run when you can drive? >> that's true. you should only be running for you're being chaised. . no way. they said years ago the amount of time you spend jogging, the amount of time that jogging adds to your life directly proportionate to the amount of time you spent jogging. was that clear? >> that's absolutely true.

i'm sorry. it's very good, i'm sorry. >> i can always tell you are related because whatever you're about to say next you cut it off or say sorry. >> only on this show. >> you can say whatever you want. you're leaving here. i have to sit and work here. >> did you see dr. miller in the body human? >> no. no. >> you should get it and look at it. he was on top of all of that stuff. dr. jop than miller. is he still alive? i don't know. i never heard of him. >> i think i could see him. he had a lot of documentaries, right? i kind of remember. pbs stuff. >> yeah, i remember that. >> he also directed opera. >> wow. the there you go. >> i'm all for it.

>> if the british built a tunnel to the frempl after they tried to kill them off for years they built a freaking tunnel. >> the french tunnel was six inches payoff when they met the middle. >> joeann foxon the running. >> i fractured my hip jogging, so i don't jog. >> how do you stay in shape? >> i use ketel balls. they say jogging is extreme exercise. they're attacking the joggers and not the cross fitters. >> they're terrible. >> awful. >> i also use kettle corn to exercise. i'm assuming the hardcore joggers died of boredom or murdered because they wouldn't shut up about jogging. that's what they do. they talk about jogging nonstop. even too much smoking will kill you.

>> reallisome. >> it makes perfect sense. >> i worked with the staff. they were not happy, most of them. they were miserable. the reason why is because they always had to lengthen their run. if you ran seven miles one day, you should do 7.1. >> you know what, you know, doctors have said about this. >> no. >> well, yeah, in a play called drinks before dinner, when everybody was running around the park. he said the reason they're doing that is because they know subconsciously the world is coming to an end. so they're all running for they lives. that's my reference in there. >> i like that. don't let these young people upset you here. never mind. and we're also going to talk about tv's hottest new courtroom drama.

it's the next csi. i can't be as good as this. but first. >> does hollywood have a guilt problem? why guilt is code for cocaine and sure, why not?

do they prefer blacks on their backs? >> selma star david oyelowo says when it comes to white hollywood the answer is yes, speaking at a film festival where he was one of seven people being honored, oyelowo says hollywood gives awards to black actors quote more for when we are

subservient, not being leaders. and oyelowo who may feel snubbed for the oscars gave us his idea on why. >> there was a fear of white guilt. and so you have a very nice white person who holds black people's hands through their own narrative, and then you also, you don't want black people to be, you know, we don't want to sea that pain again, so you don't really go into what that pain was in an authentic way. both of those things are patronizing to the audience. >> oh. for more let's go to red eye's race relation experts. [ laughter ]

[ laughter ] he's fine. i hope. i hope there's another video coming soon that shows him frolicking. all right, grant, you were a hollywood big shot. i can blame your movies. i would rather hear your opinion on oyelowo. >> oh. mr. oyelowo-o, dig it, man. here's the truth. we americans do not dig british actors. playing our icons i know you did henry six. no one is doubting that. but we like american actors that play these parts. because there are certain subtleties involved that might

make you get nominated for a dammed academy award. >> well, there you go. >> that was well done. i already did that to him. are you kidding me? but that's not the point. he sounds like -- he's british. but i don't know what his persuasion is. it's fine with me. but he shouldn't be playing inging an american. >> all right. graham did you run into issues like this at all? >> can you struggle? >> that's it for you. >> it was. and i have never forgiven the academy for not acknowledging the character of val and chud.

it's been overlooked for many many years. and -- no, no. where? that's you. >> oh that's fun. yeah, no. what do you want to know. not really. bruce robinson. they keep asking. and that's one o f my favorites. >> that's one of great movies with richard grant. >> is that him? >> yeah, and a british film. and david may have worked very well there. they said what is it like, you get the retrospect from the movie. they say i can't get rid of it. i'll never get oh it. >> i thes covered it since greg started talking about this. i regular you started like this.

there's a following for this. think about it. wo would follow managersomething like that? >> i have no idea. greg likes to keep his fingertips on the pulse of popular kwulture. >> the subway system in new york. >> that's all right. >> don't touch the subway system. don't put your fingers on that. >> i fly first class. i don't go on the subway system. >> i was with tommy lee jones on the subway one night. >> what happened? >> it was very interesting. he needed to urinate. he started walking into the men's room. it was really late. i said whoa, whoa, whoa cowboy. don't do that. i can't tell this story. >> tell it, man. >> well, 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. declaring hi innocence. i had nothing to do with it. i was an innocent bystander. >> this is 1975, '74. >> i wanted it so badly to be 2014. >> it was three months ago. >> you feeling young today? >> i feel fine. >> you don't look fine. jones is one of my favorite actors. the terrific guy. very talented actor as well. >> and al gore's roommate in college. remember that? >> no one is perfect. i would like to see him do a show with david. >> david oyelowo-oh. >> you're an actress, i believe. thoughts? >> she was great. thank you so much.

no one else has told me that. listen, i feel you oyelowo-oh. some of us women get naked for roles thinking we're going to win awards and we don't. and by we, i mean the one i hate the most, anne hathaway for thought she would get an award for the movie where she was drugged and naked like she was addicted to something. >> don't say any lousy about anne hathaway. >> i'm just jealous of the career. >> he's a big anne hathaway fan. used to sleep with her. >> what? how dare you? >> i thought you did. >> that's so inappropriate. >> i'm inappropriate? >> that's just bad choice in a sorry career. that is inappropriate. >> excuse me. i make a hell of a lot more than

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they'll likely see hell before a wedding bell. 80-year-old pile of human garbage known as charles manson won't be able to marry his

lovely 27-year-old fiancee because their marriage license is about to expire. they applied for a marriage license in november. but because visitors are only allowed on weekends in corcoron state prison, they haven't been able to marry yet. also, she's dumb and stupid. man son has been in prison since '71 after his followers killed actress sharon tate and several others in 1969. all right. >> she must have had a great childhood. that one. >> her parents must be really proud. what would happen if your daughter decided to marry a serial killer. >> i keep my fingers crossed. but some people thought she had a serial killer for an uncle. but, no. who would do this? people do this all over the country. they find someone on death row. the guy had a billion dollars, okay, fine, i'll marry the son

of a bitch and then i'll get rich. can you imagine the conjugal visit between those two? oh my god. >> graham? >> you know, it's interesting. i'm doing a recurring part in a new television series on nbc that will begin airing in june or january. june. and, it's in part about mr.man manson. >> oh yeah. >> and i think it's really weird. i think charlie is weird. i think the girl is weird. and i don't understand why they don't just kill him. >> yeah. that's the problem. >> i would just put this sorry son of a -- >> you don't killi'm sorry. you said it was about charlie manson. you never tell me when you do those. when i can see past the baseball caps turning sideways and the

pants falling down and i see you on the screen. you don't tell me. i don't know. you said you're with charlie manson? you have a sort of strange resemblance. i thought maybe. all right, man. im. you got to make sure i get home and get to bed. i'll take it back. i apologize. >> i'm not going to apologize to hip. >> you know the problem is. i will accuse the academy of motion arts and pictures -- the academy of motion picture arts and sciences of being con contentious towards ""brokeback mountain" and i feel that was very real. however, i think if you and david oyelowo were to do a remake of "brokeback mountain," that would be hot. and here's the latest academy

card. don't be too blown away by this. there's black, but there's no white. it's true. anyway. let's get off this subject. >> no. i think those are great. >> so what? joanne, you're single. have you thought about perhaps marrying manson for the inevitable book deal? >> yeah, who do you think paid off this woman? i think he wanted to provide for her, and he realized he couldn't. he had to let her go. it wouldn't be fair. >> that's so romantic. >> i know. my cold melting. >> very slowly. >> andy, what do you make of this sad sad story? i have forgotten how to talk. it surprises me. i feel like manson would have had his [ bleep ] together.

everyone is entitle to one thing in their life. they're going to get another 90-day license and get married. >> whew. >> set your minds at ease, viewers. viewers. >> buddies. >> we'll see. >> all right. you're going to like this story, bob. he got the hook off ordering hookers. nfl network has fired warren sapp following his arrest for soliciting a prostitute. two women told cops they were escorts and an argument over turned physical. the hall of famer admitted to the prostitution charge but denied assaulting them. last night greg anthony was busted for prostitution. he was suspended indefinitely by cbs. bob, what do you make of this? isn't this crazy to get arrested for something that's essentially

a transaction between adults? >> i was set up by a bunch of hookers. it cost me a couple million bucks. seriously. i did undercover. they said, have you ever had a woman? so listen they said you know how to solicit a hooker? i said are you kidding? you said that day on our show. bob's idea is a second hour. the worst thing is the entrapment. when they use female police. where they find these good looking policewomen. i don't know i bought my way out of that one, though. >> graham. >> turns out, she was a cop, not a hooker. she took 2 grand and shut up. >> usually when strippers dress up as cops. that's what drives me nuts. a private company is soy lowed to fire people based on their own image? >> have we not evolved past the point of having a tail?

there should be federal drug farms, including prostitution. go check in for a weekend. do whatever drugs. you want to gamble and have sex with a woman or man, that should just be. this is absurd. it's like talking about a neighborhood law in cairo in 1060. it's just stupid. >> it doesn't make any sense. >> it's just ridiculous. >> you miss the part where he assaulted him? >> who? >> warren sapp. >> he's blazing over sit. >> i don't care at all that he had a prostitute. i care that he allegedly assaulted at least one of this em. rule number one don't get hookers. rule number two, pay your prosty. that is true. if you do those two things you're fine. nobody knows. you go back to your job. >> is that what happened? >> yeah. >> we only got past the arrest.

>> can say say one thing quickly? >> sure. >> therest a lot of very, very decent people in the business. some of them are legit. a lot of it is disgusting human trafficking. when i found out my favorite massage parlor was human trafficking, i quit it. >> really? you are a hero. >> wow. >> the nnl is a great nonprofit. i don't know why we're always ganging up on them. i think he'll get his job back. he was charged in dplesic battery in 2010 after a super bowl in florida. charges were dropped and he got his job back. >> there you go. >> it's like ground hogs day. >> i call that an ending. not a happy one, though. time to take a break. find out who is the most admired person when we come back. not cool. order on amazon.com. >> are you still promoting that thing? >> yes i am. here's what's on kennedy

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were most adored. angelina beat out the education activist malala yousafzai. that was the young won who was shot right? hillary clinton and queen elizabeth. billionaire bad boy gates vested barack obama. chinese president chee jinpingxi jinping and jackie chan. clint howard. that was the big sleeper. let's go around the table. i'll start with you, bob. who was your most admirable person? you don't have to say me? >> well, i won't. so you're all right. i'm going to be a little serious here. i think, first of all, bill o'reilly has to be one of the most admired people. good job bill, they got your christmas list. people who did doctors without

borders, who dealt with ebola, who risked their lives, that's my heros. >> graham, who is your winner? >> the young man who intercepted the ball for new england the other day. he's a national hero. >> he really is. he really is. >> how dare you? o he's a rookie. in that situation. >> i don't care. >> are you an apoll gist for the seattle [ bleep ]. >> a good american. i hate the new england patriots. >> i'm from america, sir. u don't live in holly weird. >> you lived in california for most of your life. you know he worked for the academy awards. oh my god. the weather is cold. >> i don't like satan. it's the same reason.

god bless you. >> joanne, did you pick anybody? >> no, i'm assuming the people who voted for angelina jolie haven't seen "unbroken." and i prefer doctors with borders. it's easy to be a doctor without borders. to be a doctor and have borders wow. >> you have to split your time. >> i like doctors at borders. you ever meet a nice md at the bookstore? it's very nice? >> and these are the two of the funnier people. about 40 centuries too late. joanne thoughts? >> bill gates, money. and our national treasure our world treasure, celine dion was on the list. i think she was about seventh. i think we all respond to her music.

music is a universal language. and i hear she was great in vegas. >> yeah. >> matthew mcconaughey not on the list. >> really? >> you know who was not on my list? my masseuse sven. that was him before the tragic accident that involved the baby oil and a ladder. but i admire him for a lot of his work. some things i couldn't believe he could do, that i forced him to. >> the site of that in my mind. it blew me away. >> we're going to have one more story. it involves a love affair with a dolphin. you have videos of animals? fox news.com/redeye. next. ♪♪ expected wait time: 55 minutes. your call is important to us. thank you for your patience. waiter! vo: in the nation, we know how it

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at the floridaland theme park when the dolphin began making advances toward him. first, he said quote i discover discover -- discouraged her. and and sexual animation and i think i'm going to throw up. >> and please this off. >> people are complaining about racism. george carlin is right. this is getting stupid and

silly. >> are you talking about the show or the city? >> the show the city, the state, the country and the world. a man with a dolphin is like a cat with a sheep in woodstock. >> you were in woodstock weren't you? >> yes. i went to commit a homicide. i took a bat at me. i'm glad i didn't catch things ways going after eddie griswold with my girlfriend. i don't want to talk about it. >> oh, man he would have been so dead. she would have been, too. come on man, i will appear as a witness for the defense she was a serial heart breaker, seriously. i went to woodstock. it killed me. and her. but i couldn't find them. >> so you became an actor

instead? >> yes. >> you're healthy. >> you've got a minute left. >> what do you think about a man who used to live underground? what made you change your mind. >> four living preachers, and hasn't changed at all. >> that is what he was looking at when he was six years old. >> this is great. >> really? >> when do people say that that is a cult movie. can you imagine? >>

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