that's my off the record comment tonight. we'll see you monday night 7:00 p.m. eastern. and don't forget to go to greta wire and all that stuff. good night from washington. tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye" the cast of step up 6, how robots started stealing jobs from dancers. and peta's protest of the treatment of cats. how does it turn out? find out when we crack the case. and does joe biden plan on negotiating with john boehner. >> i will only negotiate with one person, joe biden. we had heated debates. it is awful hard, awful hard. not a joke. >> none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> hello, everyone. i'm kennedy. you can call me kennedalia. she is more fun than a slinky

and just as dangerous when left with children. it is joanne noah chin ski. i love the -- nosuchunsky. i love the waive. and she part of the red state blog which i am assuming is a fan boy page. it is ben and he has the itch if you want to scratch. publisher of the federal list and senior fellow for the heartland institute. he reminds me of a clown and specifically john wayne gasey and just like italian cruises his one-liners kill. comedian sam morrell. and next to me, the cracker with the double-barrel eating at cracker barrel whose drawl is shorter than a jenny craig marathon, larry gatlin. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> oh yeah she puts the skirt

in skirting the system. it is finally going away and something nobody is saying. fox news reports the former secretary of state had multiple e-mail addresses on a private server. that information coming from a prominent source in the has beening community named lou daabs. and politico said the e-mail violated clear cut state department rules that have been in place since 10 years ago in 2005. for more let's go to the "red eye" senior political cory spawn department. correspondent. just a mad -- >> clinton's camp had one private e-mail. shouldn't we just take them at their worst? >> of course we can trust the

clintons. it is the best feature of hillary's home brewed reset button. the other thing i have to say is this from my perspective is a gold mine for additional stories. i particularly want to read the various e-mails she has gotten over the years from people like susan rice saying are we really blaming this on a youtube video? loris learner says i -- lois lerner said i learned it by watching you. others saying we are just down here on a mission of growth and creating lots of jobs, lots and lots of jobs. >> and the follow-up would be a thank you note from susan saying thank you for throwing me under the bus. i love those sunday morning shows. >> there is so much dirt to be had there i would love to read them all. >> larry, is this a big deal or a really big deal? >> according to whose side of the deal you are on. people say that the clintons think they are above the law.

they don't just think it, they are. so far nothing that anybody has ever hit them with has stuck. they are as asbestos or teflon. if she gets the nomination, i think it might matter to the policy wonks and the politicos leading up to it. if she gets the nomination like romney's 47% that said they are going to vote they will vote for her anyway. >> because free cell phones? free servers maybe? think of the freebies. >> just a little tote bag like away from the voting booth. that would be neat. >> silicon valley is lining up. sam, how many e-mail accounts do you have? america wants to know? >> i have plenty. i do a day browser and a night browser. bill has a few private e-mail accounts, don't you think?

big bill a g mail? i don't know. >> the yahoo! account is always the one. >> is that where it is? i wasn't sure. i am still on aol. >> i have dial up though. >> that's grandmas who are getting ripped off. >> it is a lot faster than was previously advertised. joanne, the most important question that has come up so far, should hillary clinton be impeached? >> of course. always. >> more than once. >> several times. we can impeach several times right? it is nuts that we find all of this out about these various accounts from a hacker. and you think your private e-mail have not been hacked? like yours are safer there with you? i'm assuming that's what she is going to say that it is better with her. so you don't trust having a government address?

it doesn't look good on you or the government so you are not a person that i trust to go into 2016. >> and these white house hackers used a service called the harvester. they went through and harvested harvested -- and they did penetration testing on hillary. >> whoa, whoa, wait a minute. let's rerack that. we'll be back after a word from our sponsors. >> what? >> some people say that she is just weathering the storm and waiting for right wingers to go too far and make it a bigger deal than it really is fnlt is that go is to happen? will the clinton strategy work? >> i can say it always has before. >> i don't think it is working. her not saying anything is making her look bad. >> she did tweet. >> she said she would turn it over to the state assembly and she would give it to the public. that's admirable. >> she has dwot the server.

she's got the server. she can open it up like a briefcase and shake it out on her desk to be and then all of the e-mails are there for the public. she can do that. she's got the power. very good. instead of baking pies perhaps they should be spies. british lawmakers are urging security agencies to recruit middle aged women and mothers to become secret agents. yeah, breast pump. the intelligence and security committee which oversees the three spy agencies believes a more diverse group of spoofs is crucial to dealing with the threat to the uk. i think they are right. if all intelligence professionals are cut from the same close sharing similar backgrounds and characteristics then they are likely to share unacknowledged biases. that has never been a problem in the spying community. theater 7% of staffers -- 37% of staffers in british

intelligence agencies are female. should that change? >> yes. there should be more than pen and women should be paid more. no one is talking about the salaries, and i think we need to. i think we need to expose that as well. >> truly when talking about maybe a bias or being cut from the same cloth, i think it is fine so long as the job is done truthfully and it makes sense that the -- they are cut from the same cloth because they have a similar skill set. they share talent. so long as these middle aged women that can get the job done i am all for it. >> can you imagine a mom on the phone. hey, gosh, put a gun together? no i've got at least 45 minutes on the ham. no i am not going to switch it to broiler. you son of a gunderson. moms have eyes in the back of

their heads. wouldn't they make better spies because they can naturally multi task? >> that's one of the good things. my mom -- dad especially, but mom taught him. mom knew when i was considering to think about doing something that was beyond the pale of the mothers -- women have that really -- that sounds sexist. >> you are complimenting them and saying how good it is. moms are the best. >> it seemed like as i saw part of the article you talked about how the other spies couldn't just all the time look like james bond. >> it would be jane bond. >> it is a practical usage. maybe diversity for a real reason instead of diversity

for its own sake. >> jewel law child was a great -- julia child was a great spy. moms are the best busy bodies and the best torturers out there. in place of water boarding you have intra create emotionally games to get the truth out of you. >> are you a praying man? >> i am. >> then you need to get on your nees right now. that's some of the worst things anybody has said. >> they guilt you into doing horrible things? >> the thing that is important is they are dwood field agents. martha stewart uses a knife better than anybody you can meet in the world. she would be a great spy. >> that's a good point. if they said pretend his liver is an onion. how would you chop it? that's a challenge. >> or if it was chobbed liver. >> how would you turn it into flagra. she has been in prison.

i mean she knows how to handle her stuff. >> >> my ma'am went through stuff all the time 6789. . >> she said i am the government, sam. >> they are basically north korean dictators. i would come home drunk and she would smell me to see if i was drunk or high. >> the hug and sniff is the mom breathalyzer. breathe on me. no weirdo. i will go to my room and put visine in my eyes. >> what makes up for the last of a diverse amount of spy body in the united states? >> we need more diversity in the united states. >> now we need a quota system? that's what you are saying? >> not a quota system, but we should hire people with all sorts of skills.

it may have some interesting ideas to take on various challenges. it is insight into breathe on me. >> joe, you are a big fan of musical theater and i believe you are in an off broadway show right now. >> yeah. >> what about some of the musical theater. >> you would want actors who could get into the role and they will commit to it. you need the method ago they -- actors. they will be committed to it. i'm sure the paycheck is greater than those contracts. i believe he was working for the cia. maybe i am a minimalist. >> they are not dangerous. they are delicious. pop tart guns could be legal in nevada. they introduced legislation that would de criminalize the pastry pistols along with

finger guns and one brought in toaster tweets for the education committee to show how phon threatening they true are. that looks great. my worry is someone will get a three-day printer and a light strawberry glaze. >> could they replicate the tiny marks? >> good point. a second grade boy was suspended after he chewed his pop tart into the shape of a menacing weapon. you can see it and it is not okay. the state board of education upheld the punishment saying it was pashted because of the -- warranted and has behaviors. we asked for a comment. >> i am just waiting for nutria to scamper into the

kitchen. maybe they were already full after eating the human corpse. joanne what do you think about this? do you think that the real winner here is the state of nevada or the students or the pop tarts? >> definitely the pop tarts. they are delicious and they got a lot of free advertising because of the controversy that's been happening for awhile now. i understand why the schools have had a zero tolerance policy in nevada in 1999 after columbine. they had a rule that you could expel kids for particularly anything. you didn't need a lot of background even if they wrote in papers about guns or gun violence. they had that option. >> and we have seen students suspended for gurning -- jury -- journaling. >> i get that they want to come back that.

you are stifling children and setting them up for failure. backtracking a little bit is a good idea. >> are schools lacking in common sense? >> somebody has to defend the country and maybe you start out with a pop tap gun. i think that the real question is is what happens when the government cracks down on this new prarm of -- form of weapon. these pop starts can't be a part of the food program. >> wraib that's why they are going after them. >> this is a gun. >> exactly. that's a real thing. inevitably we will end up with a scandal where pop tarts are walked across the border and given to the mexican cartel and who knows what will happen. >> or the company moves to nevada and their school system is over return. >> one of the biggest problems

and i have two kids in public school. my daughter's kindergarten class they are not allowed to run in the playground which is crazy. a lot of parents are outraged. how are these zero tolerance policies intraininging. >> when they are so afraid, running is kind of an activity that a lot of kids do. kids run. they are talking about sending kids home from school for having a pop tart that somebody -- first of all in a country that you won't the janet or teacher and principal they have a permit in case they come if with real guns and not pop tart guns. if they would send these kids home for chewing out a pop tart looking like a gun they would have sent us to quintin. >> you shoved up with

revolvers,. >> what's your point? >> in seventh grade it is like a man a 7-year-old man. >> texas is not a conceal carry state. it is let them know you have it. >> i know you like nevada schoolboy, but if you were a nevada schoolboy would you test the bill to see if you can find the limits? >> i would test it if i could get closer than 500 feet. this is not an issue. if it was toaster strudel, i would understand. >> member the glaze? >> i worry if it is guys. it is never a female shooter. they murder their boyfriend and husband and they don't will strangers. i was like i can kill anything. >> woman says -- that was

passive aggressive. >> a little kt killing me softly." >> i have heard that time and time again. >> that's what all of the critics say. you cannot believe -- what? it is beautiful. >> i think that i am going to go to the gun range with a handful of pastries and see how my fame is. coming up, i get "red eye" out of my system by dousing myself in visine. a groom fakes his own kidnapping at their wedding. the bride states her love for him.

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hello, luscious dumpling. it went from wedding to beheading or so it appeared. yes a 25-year-old groom in egypt staged an isis kidnapping. how clever. it was a whimsical wedding day prank. where is ashton kutcher. his grooms men dressed as jihadys with naughty bodies carrying knives and carried a cage to the dance floor and kidnaps the couple while a re-max of the isis anthem played. once they were in the cage the music changed and a dance party began. the bride claimed after the momentarily panic she was

actually amused. the cage you are scaring us with we are dancing inside. very good. weddings were never so much fun in the middle east. others called the prank tasteless. i think this just shows the creativity and sometimes, ben, you just have to laugh. are isis kidnappings the new form of romance over there? >> i would say -- i think this is a situation that -- i mean what other ideas has this guy had during the course of their relationship? has he burst through her apartment door at some point as a way to say hi? i am not sure that this level of humor which may really work over there transports necessarily here. >> maybe we don't understand it. maybe he is sitting around with his friends and they are

watching the viral youtube individual. >>s and people dancing up in the aisles. it is difficult to rep replicate. then he wants to throw current events into it. he throws another layer why. would he have been terrified, or would you have joined in and made it a threesome. >> i am not on board with this and i think it is quite weird. i guess there are comic examples. we are upset if known shows up to a gig. three people on this bus so i guess i will do it. it is watered. i don't think it spices up a marriage ceremony. a potential beheading? maybe a divorce but not a marriage. >> would you be happy if your groom surprised you this this way? >> no. he didn't look terrified when

they tried to kidnap the bride. he did a fake harm, but your acting has to be better. fors flash -- flash mob. god forbid they go after weddings and the people think it is a ruse. that's why i don't like pranks like this. >> you never have. >> no one will take it seriously. >> it would make a bad wedding crashers sequel too. >> they can do "the hang over"" hang over four" because the world is begging for it. >> it weirded me out when i read this whole thing. my wife, janice and i we walked down the aisle at a little church and she had the flowers and they played. >> flowers at a wedding? really? >> and there was 5 -- you can

google it. going from the church in owe december saw and the flowers to me singing -- >> is this owe december saw -- odes russia? >> >> no, odessa which is a prequel . it is hard for a 66-year-old grandfather to get by hind the whole. >> maybe we are culturally limited. do you think that was a post wedding rationalization. >> we are ad dancing in the cages and you are killing people. >> if i may. >> you may. >> let's talk about me a minute. i wrote a song called "you gut less coward or you will have to dye [. >> how much have you barrowed. >> you gut less, worthless coward ♪ you are gone that have to kill me. ♪ ♪ do lexington and cord cord

mean anything to you ♪ ♪ how about boppinger hill and that is a set up. gee you are not the first. >> you don't squeeze. >> you are not the first to ever try to kill me. what makes you think i will turn and run ♪ ♪ i want to live in pete ♪ >> you will be staring down the barrel of my gun because i'm an american ♪ ♪ with a remington. and i know how to use it. it is funny because on one level we are making fun. but if we think the goofy guys don't know that shun or greg or anyone who has taken a stand. i wouldn't put it past them. i would go out and sact like -- and act like a prank. they are clever.

>> i don't know which is longer, marriage or the set up to the joke. you have a long lifetime to be on the show. >> i am hung over. i don't know if i have that many. >> deal with it. it is a career move sam come on. >> it really is. and i think -- i don't mean to be judgmental, but they lots a little bit of the romance in the middle east. i don't like the idea of the irony. >> her husband asked for several yards of black fabric. she didn't know why. it is what they made their head gear with. i was hoping it would be something romantic. usually some somebody asks for -- >> at a wedding. >> maybe they have prent speeds. brides get married in red or

beige or something in i may have said that. >> she is a vision of beige. >> i am almost certain of it. coming up music hall and oats go to court or the plastic surgeon. first, a word from our sponsor. >> if you are hungry for a can truth open kennedy's nuts.

and now a lead story on special report. you remember it. three gay men from thailand tied the knot in the world's first ever three-way same-6 -- same-sex marriage. on valentine's day the men named art, bell and joke, no joke. seriously those are their names. they exchanged vows in a beautiful fairy tale wedding. tie lond does not recognize gay marriage. i don't know if they recognize threesomes. they were able to get married under buddhist law. they were dating when they realize bell was the perfect addition to their trio. bell says, quote some people may not agree. they are probably amazed by

our decision. many believe understand and accept our choice. love is love. that is so stunningly beautiful. i am deeply moved by the story. as are you almost to the point of tears. the triangle is the symbol for gay rights. >> actually it is a sish kill around the triangle and the circle is like a wedding band. it is perfect. >> around a triangle that has three sides and three angles hence the term triangle for its form. >> it is meant to be. listen i really think highly of those who enter into a commitment like marriage. i don't even know if i can commit to one person let alone two. however i am a very jealous person and most of humanity

is. someone is going to be feeling left out at some point. that's human nature. >> when there are three at a play date someone feels left out. >> and larry honestly do you think it has a chance of lasting? >> i think they have a 33% better than anyone else would have. straight men always say now look, don't get me wrong. i have a lot of gay friends. that's the disclaimer. >> is that what you are about to use? >> yes. it is hard sometimes for a guy who likes girls -- >> that's what he said. >> we are back to the penetrating moment for hillary. >> whoa! this is a clean show. go ahead. >> after about three to four minutes i can get away with anything. it is kind of hard to get the whrol -- as to the whole who

does the pitching and who does the catching. >> i didn't realize it would be a physiology legend. >> they almost have a team. two more and they at least have a starting lineup for the nba. right? >> yes. >> have you ever considering marying two other people? >> why not? it is not the fairly tale story i was read as a child. also three tiny -- it is like the size of two americans. >> i think you are right. i read in the journal science it is about the weight ratio in a relationship. if you split it evenly among a number of people it is really the same thing. ben, are you disuh ponted that your marriage to larry sam at the end of the show will not be counted as a first? >> i am disappointed.

i think we did read the fairy tale. it was alice and wonderland. the thing that is wonderful about this and beautiful about the argument for these types of things. and this is why they will ultimately prevail. i think you will make an easier argument. >> one two, three. it is a man sandwich. >> we could all be married to justin timberlake? would you like a chance to be married to justin timberlake? >> i think micro is -- mike row is great. justin timber lane i would invite him to teach choreography and would be a wonderful support. >> who wouldn't like being married to him? let's just get married to him now. >> what would you get them as a wedding present.

>> his his and his towels. >> you are absolutely right. >> maybe it works with the same 6 mirnlg. if it were a traditional marriage like i just said i wouldn't invite justin timberlake. i would never -- >> aren't you being -- i don't know. the jessica biel thing i don't think you need to be intimidated by that, right? >> you are probably right. i was tapping my shoe, are you almost done? >> from try yows to duo's there is nothing funny about nut n honey. the suit claims the name and the mark hall and oats is an obvious play on the hall and oats mark. it was selected in an effort to trade off the fame and notoriety associated with the

artist. the musical duo was seeking damages and demand the owner of the graw noel law company be executed. here is fie favorite -- here is my favorite hall and oats songs. >> it was a rough night in philly. >> i think they were just getting married, all three of them. hall and oats anded fred. >> hall and oats and joke. they always leave him out. >> speaking of the stria angle, ding, ding ding. >> the wife beater and the mustache not a time less look. >> speak for yourself. i love john staw -- john stoci

l and i always will. who do you love more, hall and oats? >> "man-eater" is my theme song. >> we will be right back. after a word with our attorney. >> my issue is they are selling it on $27 for a three pook. 3 pack. you are making a killing off of me and my friends who love graw noel law. i have to side with hall and oats. >> thee is getting money out of people who are 2r50euing to clean out their pipes -- who are trying to clean out their pipes. >> what? >> it would be a great wedding gift, am i right? clean out the system making room for more love because love is love. has anyone tried to intraining on your trademark and that is not a few pho mitch.

my friend john cash. y'all remember that? >> john, you know, john. jr on the birth certificate. >> i was going to sue a newspaper for awful things they said about me that were not true. i was getting raked over the ciewls. he said you need to understand something, boy there is nothing as bad publicity unless they have a picture of you crewing a a -- screwing a goat. well i didn't have one. i wrote a song called "all the gold in california." if these oats people want to call it "all of the oats in california" i will do the ad and bring the brothers. i understand the copy write infringement, but get over it. have hall and oats ever been discussed on "red eye"? >> not enough. >> you know there is a

hotline, an 800 of number that says call in. you can call and punch in a number. foreman eater, press one. for private eyes press two. >> if they take away the hole and oats my thaim is 51 -- just do all of the oats in california. that would be great. >> it is upsetting it took five years to figure out it is going on. 2 makes me think they are not living a healthy lifestyle. >> it took this long then -- it is the shoft -- the soft jimmy dean. >> this graw noel law company is a rich girl. >> ♪ she can rely on the old man's money ♪ time for a break. jane fonda, fond of her and you will be too when we come back. oh i hope it is one of her workout tapes.

jane is not fonda the patriarc key. oh the actress and women's equality advocate says the male power structure has been wounded. quote, but there is nothing more dangerous than a wounded beast. in an interview she called it the most impractical problem humanity faces blaming it for the rise in terrorism and the destruction of the planet.

despite the grames women have made over the years fonda thinks more work needs to be done to achieve true gender equality. for more let's go to "red eye"'s women issue correspondent. ♪ >> living the dream. >> ben does she have a point? >> i do bow to gregriella and i think she has an uh qard winning actress and someone who made millions of dollars and become poply known around the world. i think she may be speaking a little too closely from the perspective of the life of ted turner. jpg that's what is -- i think that's what is going on.

>> input ted turner and every single one of the sentences now i understand. >> maybe we should send her back to her therapist. is it really possible for men and women to be equal? especially in arm wrestling. >> i have seen some excellent female arm wrestlers on the show. they have great. men and women are not supposed to be equal in my eyes. we havent from talents and skills. women to my knowledge are the only ones natural born who can push a small rule through their loins. >> i have done it. she is right. we -- >> we don't need to be preaching it from the top of the buildings as we are. >> you can see someone carry a baby for nine months and rarely see a full time -- you

said that is the way it should be. >> we should run everything. good lord y'all are smarter than we are and tougher than we are. i think the world could use a couple of gandhis and margaret thatchers. i'm all for that. as far as ms. fonda i will quote quickly two great political philosophers. one ronald reagan said the democrats -- they noah lot just what they know is wrong. i will quote ronald reagan. the yore willy nelson. ♪ you can't play nothing, if you don't got nothing to say ♪ it is like what is next? you run out of things to say. >> you want to take off a leg warmer and put her in a hole.

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monday 10:00 p.m. it is on the fox business network. a new "red eye" returns on monday. guests include mcdowell and bonnie mcfarland and anthony and dan soder. beer bottles for babies. it is the subject of tonight's -- an on-line retailer is selling baby bottles that look like beer bottles. i am turning into nancy grace. the company behind lil loggers doesn't think infants should drink beer bold stance and insists their product is tongue in cheek. some say it sends the wrong message and could directly or indirectly promote under age drinking. really is a six-month-old say like man i wish i was drinking hopps and barley.

>> and they are good at disseminating tongue in cheek? gerber will do their food like a big doobie. >> writing this down. doobie brothers. >> have you done a lot of singing -- you have done a lot of singing. >> we are paying a lot of royalties. >> my favorite has a line about strapping kids in and giving them a little vodka. >> but put it in a regular baby bottle? >> at least they won't -- they won't have a hard time getting the baby to burp. >> will it be used by babies or frat boys? >> babies already act drunk. they slur their words and they get to second base with your wife. >> motor boat.

sam brings up a good point. maybe if we had more breastfeeding in this country we wouldn't be offering children bottles and we wouldn't be offering them beer bottles. joanne you are known as the house lush. will you be purchasing one of these little logger baby models. >> you can match with your kid. w45 is not funny though is this costs $12. $11.99. i can make that for $40.50. >> what about when you tag on shipping is processing. >> make it yourself. >> just plug a nipple on to your tvr. >> wash it and put milk in it. >> everything is a cost effective thing. >> i am a girl on a budget. >> and how much can you get a ruffle for? a special thanks to joanne

nosuchunsky. that does it for me. i am kennedy and i will see you on the fox business network next week and i will certainly see you next time. good night. ok mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm go od all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6 but 12 hours. let's end this

breaking tonight new questions about the future of the 2016 white house race following a week of bombshell headlines involving the most likely democratic nominee. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone, i'm megyn kelly. all week long the white house and the state department have been hammered with questions about how former secretary of state hillary clinton seemingly flouted the law using a personal e-mail account to conduct all government business. leaving the american people to guess what she was doing on their behalf. secretary clinton doing no interviews. in fact, her only statement coming this week in the form of a 130-character tweet in which she called on the state department to release her you know, the ones that are