is his 16th grandchild. he doesn't have a name yet, how about wells fargo? i didn't suggest that he did, congratu live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. >> for the korea says they successfully tested a missal from a submarine. if true it would mark an advance in the north's capabilities. they only tested from land or surface vessels at sea. the test launch that was reportedly attended by kim gung u.n. was reported by the state-run central news agency. kim described the missal as, quote, a strategic weapon. uk prime minister david cameron winning the election in a landslide. president obama congratulated cameron on the win saying he

looks forward to continuing to work with him. prime minister cameron will have more power than ever and he is expected to keep working on issues like the fight on terror and iran nuclear talks. he is also pushing a vote on whether to leave the european union. thousands of throofers -- police officers are gathering to pay respects to one of their own. nypd officer brian moore died after being shot in the head. he was just 25 years old. investigators say on sunday he and another officer stopped the man suspected of carrying a gun. they say that suspect opened fire on them. moore later died in the hospital. during the funeral new york's police commissioner said there well be murder charges.

now here is "red eye." for all of your headlines go to fox news.com. you are watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. welcome to "red eye." hello. i am jedediah bila. let's welcome our guests. watch out boys, she'll chew you up. she is a man-eater. joanne nosuchunsky is in the house. and ultra villain andy levey. and he refuses to bring back the sexy bow tie. and he is known for his stream of consciousness, style and bear wrestling. next to me is actor and comedian greg. his latest book came out called "the smartest book." >> a block. the lede. >> while tom brady was

deflating footballs foreign governments were inflating the clintons with cash. two books were release expetd targets seem guilty. the media has been harder on the quarterback than the clintons. >> you've got guys from the "new york times" and elsewhere ready to suspend tom brady for half a year based on that, and yet when you look at the same pattern with the clintons on something far more serious that includes huge amounts of money from people would have histories of bribing public officials and actions taken on their behalf they are like, there is no smoking gun here. >> for more media analysis let's go to rob gronkowski. >> the media runs storming out and only want to know questions about the deflate gate. these sure aren't deflating. these are inflating so get ready because i'm dwon gnaw be ready. i'm gonna be ready. there is one thing you candy

flat. can deflate. these nuts! >> i do like a man with muscles. i was intrigued. >> he's an animal. >> he is an animal. >> love that man. >> i do too. >> great to have you here. these are two cases where there is circumstance shall evidence in terms of deflate gate and hillary and the e-mails. why do you think the media is focused on one and ignoring the other? >> they did break part of the story. one of their reporters was skeptical about hillary and that is all good and rare for them because it is a terrible paper but obviously all of the press sympathized with hillary and they will all vote for her. but they don't think there is anything you can do. the hillary train is unstoppable. she is a middle aged woman they can relate to. it is about identity

politics. there is no slowing her down. she is not answering questions unlike poor tom brady who feels compelled to answer. they can stop tom brady but she is a jugger not. >> athletes are more interesting than politicians. politicians are boring. >> that's an interesting call. i haven't found athletes interesting. >> that guy wasn't interesting? >> i think tom brady has a lot more to answer for. rooting for boston is one of the most unanswerable questions. vancouver did what any self-respecting things they could do. burn your town to the ground and start over. >> as a spokesman for tom brady you have been staunchly defending him. you couldn't stop it. do you have anything to add in his defense? >> no, i will never ever,

ever ever, ever say anything in tom brady's defense? >> ever? >> ever. i think people expect politicians to lie and cheat. but we want our athletes to be pure. we are more outraged when somebody like tom brady cheats and lies and destroys the sport than we do when hillary clinton is shown for unethical and will do anything to gain power for herself and her family. >> which makes her different than any other person. >> people say that's what politicians do. >> i will call you out. the difference is you envy tom brady but not hillary clinton. >> no i don't. >> yeah you do. >> we expect our politicians to do best, but athletes are our heroes. maybe not your hero unless you have posters in your room we

don't know about. but that's how we feel. we don't want to see them be human. did you see the biceps on gronkowski? no real man can have those. am i right? >> you are right. people on media say there is no proof when it comes to hillary. they say there is really nothing here. >> there was proof that she just got rid of. >> they say he does president -- he doesn't really have anything. >> he said i established a pattern of behavior. they say we don't have proof right now but let's investigate it further. there is a hunger for investigative journalism. >> and the public is more deeply invested in sports than politics. it is more interesting. >> there are definitely winners and losers in sports. in politics they are all losers. >> i know you are a hillary supporter. >> that will disappoint her greatly.

>> i will still vote for her. she's my loser. >> what do you think? >> she's my loser. i like that. i am glad she's thought my loser. >> i'm sure you have losers of your own. >> who is that, by the way? >> i am not telling. >> haven't decided yet. >> republicans have like 50 candidates. -- 50 candidates. >> 115 at last count. >> there is an important point to make. people have given up when it comes to politicians. like you said, they are all kind of horrific and we are all doing something. tony capitalism is alive and well. >> there is a sense that a small group of people run everything. and you're not. on the other hand there is a reason people feel that way. the people who do run the country are not vested in america.

a lot are mediocre. >> i feel when you talk about an actor and i don't know if people feel more connected to them than they do watching on tv. >> i always suspected it he is a cheater. he plays for the new england patriots a team notorious for cheating. he plays for a coach that is notorious forett cheating. he plays for a city. >> you are not revealing your bias. >> i am america's most trusted tv newsman. when i say things like that people understand that i come from a very objective place. >> clearly. >> you aren't like most i know. >> you can't root for tom brady. it is like rooting for bank of america.

>> it is too much. >> she is not a man. how does this end though? hillary or brady and who deflated them. >> i would be great for her campaign. >> ideally it will end with them sharing a cell. >> actually you can throw in some of the gop candidates would be good too. meanwhile hillary is a pro at avoiding the press. unlike her presidential rivals clinton has gone out of her way to shun reporters taking only eight questions since she entered the race on april 12th. instead they will have to hear from her supporters. ja-rule made an endorsement. >> have you thought about the 2016 presidential race at all? who do you like? >> i like hillary. i also think jeb is a good

candidate as well. i'm a democrat. >> it brings about the memory of an old bit. >> i remember right around september 11th ja-rule was on mtv. they said we have ja-rule on the phone. let's see what ja's thoughts are. who gives a [bleep] what ja-rule thinks. i don't want to dance. i'm scared to death. i want some answers that ja-rule might not have right now. >> i love this. i love he said that. i am always per -- per plksed why we look to celebrities. he hit the nail on the head. >> and kid n play have weighed in and master p. who did you expect ja-rule to support? are they going to are rand

paul? >> he did but he is a democrat. >> it is one thing to look to celebrities and another to look to ja rule. >> i don't know who ja rule is. >> this is a guy that is supposedly like a singer. >> you are whiter than rand paul. >> by the way why not rand paul? this is the difference between the midterms and the presidential election. in the midturns -- mid-terms people kind of vote. and that's one of the reasons democrats have the edge every time. >> you divided the world into two groups. those who listen to ja rule. is it ja rule? he walks around in a cloud of marijuana smoke so i think his decisions are better. >> get back to me when ludicrous weighs in. >> being in fast and furious

paved the way for duda of the -- ludi. >> i know why ya-rule is endorsing hillary. he did prison time for tax evasion. i think he wants clinton pointers on how to the no get caught or presidential pardon. >> did he go to jail for tax evasion? >> he did. >> listen -- >> what saw say tee did. >> that's what wikipedia tells me. >> she got the endorsement of ja rule and they are hillary supporters. i'm trying to be funny in a way and not doing that. >> thanks for letting us know. every election day the homeless are rounded up in

advance, given free cigarettes and brought to the polls. >> what are you vote -- voting in chicago? >> they are picked up and who do you think the most is for? >> it would be interesting. the idea that people have no idea what they are voting for are encouraged. you want people who are informed. i think it happens in other cities. >> even ja rule didn't seem -- he mentioned jeb bush. i think that's the problem with hillary. he said i am a democrat so i am going to vote for her. thought a lot of people will be excited if you go to the polls and vote for hillary. . >> i don't disagree with that. the problem may not be with hillary. it may be ja rule. >> i don't think he has thought this through.

i don't know. >> the keen assessment from ja rule. >> if beyonce says i am voting for hillary i know we laugh about it it, but the stuff does matter at the end of the day. >> it is not beyonce. >> that's true. but bigger celebrities will come out. >> maybe one of the older celebrities will get up. >> bo derrick. >> exactly. >> well, you will never lose your wallet, keys or your child again. microchip technology may help parents keep had tabs on their kids and working a way to implant gps tracking into the skin. one mother said i microchip my dog. why couldn't i microchip my

children? >> i don't believe you don't have more gray hair. would you microchip your children. >> your children are different from your dog. >> really? >> and the dog is an animal and your kids are not. this brings out the crazed anti-government paranoia i try to fight against. they are literally tracking your license plate and face with facial recognition software. i don't like it at all. i don't want to end up -- >> you already l. >> what if you are the libertarian. >> i feed my dog on the floor out of a bowl. why can't i do that with my children? >> on the one hand this is dop.

people have to think their kid is in mor tall danger. and there is a possibility that the chip could be hacked and then people you don't want to know will know. none of this will heart after the summer when the owe bough ma you add strags uses the cover of the military exercise to declare martial lou and put -- martial law and put chips in all of us. there is no point because they will do it for free in a couple months. jay does this have anything to do with the zombie apocalypse. look it up. >> look, i love your van. >> do you think this is a good idea. >> this is the first and possibly last final time. i agree with tucker carlton. >> what just happened. >> the insurance companies and the corporations, can't wait to see monitors to see if you smoked a cigarette or had a beer. you use your credit card so the insurance company will

raise your rates. >> who are you voting for again? you are a vinnable voter. you can come over to the rand paul team without transition. >> i would come over, but i don't need my eyes physicalled up. >> i like that the government is looking after me. they care about me. if you want to know where your kids are at all time you give them a cell phone and social media account. kids already do. it they are tweeting where they are at. they are posting pictures of where they are and checking into spaces. like andy said it is because my favorite shore that we sync our -- >> and knowing where your kids are -- >> if you could microchip your kids you could microshift your boyfriend. >> you do not want to know.

>> i want to know. punishment happens. >> my mom would not dry or my children because i won't have any. >> in -- if i had one. >> you are a classic lebber tear yen. >> listen. >> i don't even know what libertarians are. people who don't want to pay taxes? jay all right. coming up, what special day do the owners of a restaurant say.

a barbecue joint is hosting so it is time for a new segment. the owners say that on june 11th all white customers will receive a 10% discount. they believe that sense we have a black history month and hispanic heritage month the least they can do is offer one day to appreciate white america. unfortunately a colorado official say giving one ethnic group a discount could be illegal. thoughting if -- noting if someone felt discriminated against they could file a complaint and we would investigate. what do you think joanne? >> i don't think they should get in trouble. a discount is not discriminating. i get the hot girl discount all the time, the pew --

beauty queen discount and then get the humble discount. >> tucker, will you fly to colorado to get your discount. >> i will not. i am native american. this is where identity politics winds up. the people who are outraged really? the state governments local governments award contracts for millions of dollars and give jobs on the basis of race all the time. they show basis of skin color flat out. it is no different from what i can tell from jim crowe. it is totally true. we pretend it is normal and it is not normal 6789 if this weeks people up. >> will they still be labeled racist or does it 3 a curve

ball into it. >> they are getting killed on yelp and places like that. i have a question. how do you prove you are white? unless they say tucker carlson i have no idea how you can prove you are white. >> wait if you can change your sex, why can't you change your race? >> should obama get 5% off? >> that's a great question. >> how do you prove you are a member of a race. you have no idea that says what race you are. >> that doesn't work. i look white. >> really? >> yeah. >> i didn't know that. you would never guess. >> are you saw mow can? -- are you samoan? >> you look like a business. you have the glass exactly and it just seemed dumb. it has the potential to offend people and they will get

outraged. there could be legal issues. why would you want to do this? is it worth it to make a point? >> remember that the barbecue places are over flowing. day and night and night and day and 24/7. how long must they stand with the boot of oppression trotting on the back of their neck. >> we had 47 presidents and every member of the house and i am tired of it. i am tired of being seng gelled out being in the majority. i don't know if i am white. in my heart i feel like a black woman. if they say they are violating the civil rights, the penalty is pretty severe. the staff and management have to attend seminars. >> that's the worst. >> what adult would say -- >> i will go to your diversity seminar.

wouldn't you raise the finger? i am not sitting through a diversity seminar which is people harping about you which you can't change like your skin color. >> you majored in spanish did you not? >> i do. >> where do you come down on this whole rubbing butt thing? i don't know how they say it. >> i think it is dumb. i think it is just -- i don't understand why businesses do this sort of thing. i agree with tucker in a sense that i would resist. it is nuts. the bottom line is these businesses business they are trying to put out there they don't have a right to do what they want. if they want to do a black discount month or whatever they want to do, that's their right. that's the sentiment they are putting out there. >> this started out as a joke.

then he said this is a great discussion. that brings it back to whenever something is a discussion or a conversation it is gad r -- it is bad news. i don't want a dialogue. >> a bunch of states 1r* prohibited reads night. >> this is the same thing. if those are boing to be banned -- >> everything is discriminatory and everything is offensive. coming up, you will never guess how this couple breebed their kids to do chores. unless you said gave them drugs.

live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. australian police say they have disrupted a plot to detonate three homemade bombs in melbourne. a 17-year-old suspect was arrested. they found explosive devices and a bomb squad destroyed them. the suspect is due in children's court on monday to face terrorism charges. the u.s. justice department will launch an investigation into the baltimore police department. this following the death of freddie gray. gray a 25-year-old black man suffered severe spinal injuries while in police custody. attorney general loretta lynch will look for any pattern of

discrimination and abuse. >> we will look at policies practices. at the conclusion of you are our thaition we will issue a report of findings. if unconstitutional policies or practices are seek we will look at a court enforceable agreement to address those issues. >> she called the worsening relations, quote one of the most challenging issues of our time. six offices are declaring the case. a hung jury in the man accused of killing pates. he was 6 years old when he disappeared in 1979. he was one of the most famous in america and was the first to appear on a milk carton. the jury was back to 11-1. the lone hold out wanted to acquit hernandez. he felt mental health was a huge part and he couldn't find

evidence that wasn't circumstance shall. i'm patricia stark and now back to "red eye." go to fox news.com. mr. clean is a myth. new research reveals that men are fine with living in their own fillet. the study looked at general dore roles in the home for the past five decades while men have accepted more domesticated duties women #r picking up the slack. in 2012 women did twice as much half work spending 2.5 daily on chores. even single men spend more time than wrem value couling dusting and cleaning the toilet. tucker in your house who does more of the chores you or your wife? >> is that a serious question? >> >> yes. >> i used toilet paper for

years. >> that has to hurt. the point -- i'm serious. i distrust men would are too clean and make a friendliness out of -- you know what i mean? >> it is not a man's man? >> no. and there is something very car saw cystic about it. focus on things around the world. you are spending time clipping your knows knows hair. i don't trust you. >> is it laziness. >> no 2003 are better at cleaning to we needless time to do it. >> i think women spend more time cleaning because we are physicalling all of the things you mended wrong.

>> probably better than mine which was a joke. >> is it warm in here? i don't spend a lot of him whose millions of people whose lives i can attest to. >> so it is a question of pry rt yos. i prefer to say people's -- a woman would rather pick up the stray come and let those people dye. it is separate but equal. >> don't stair row type and don't -- stereo type and don't generalize. watch to your average bat. 's apart meant. >> you risked your life. >> i would rather drink kerosene rather than go to a shower. >> i combined both of your names. you are not the first step. carlton tucker and his friend

coupler carlson wonderful guys. i think men should grow more. when you sigh a unibrow. men wear shirts in public. >> no means yes and yes means no. that's what the caption is saying. let men wear flip-flops. no one wants to see their feet. one four and two at the beach. if the answer is no men's feet are horrible full of regret and shame. >> men need to pull it together. >> when men pull it together and this is the time they clean the first time a lead comes to their place they will then take a few hours to do the year's worth of kleining. >> you are a fan of the metro sexual. messy men must drive you nuts. >> she has been reformed.

maybe not a real man. if a man is getting hair care products he has mommy issues. do to the engage. >> boys, keep them messy. we are not done with chores. a florida couple has been arrested for using drugs as a bargaining school to get their daughters 13 and 14 to do housework and better in school. they are facing felony child abuse charges after they admitted to bribing the girls with to the. mom smoked weed on couple times and dad with coke with them in his trick. they are in the custodial care of grandparents sm you have children. qu even imagine this -- can you even imagine this situation? is it child abuse? >> i refuse. obviously there is an office where they make up these stories to keep the state famous.

and he gives his 13-year-old kid cocaine. this is totally made up. just to keep florida with the patient had. >> there is nothing bubblier. >> i don't get this story. if you give them cocaine they will clean the hell the house. what is the problem? >> motivation. >> what happened to that? candy? monday? the white house thinks it is just as evil. michelle, she is not all about that. sugar is a drug. >> you know what, i do -- i'm like their parenting stuff because usually people who do the drugs ant reel into their kid they are not the best

parents. they wanted them to do their choirs and they should. a lot of places were talking to parents who were high. >> it is market based. i know you kay it can't be true. >> chad mud? do you know anyone named chad mud? >> for the purposes of this show say it was true. do you theng they could lose their kid for this? they have a smaller kid. >> you leave your kid in a car in the parking lot of wal-mart? >> parents lost their children walking to a friend's house. giving them cocaine -- even i. i am never for taking cads away. in this case if this is real then yeah they should lose their kids for real. >> you are letting joey off the hook. >> i we have a viewer named chad mud right now who is so upset. >> recognize me. >> tucker used the street name for coke, blow.

>> that's like the whole lesson zero thing that goes on you. >> i was over at dorians and that's what they called. it let's return the value. >> time to take a break. we will talk about his new book and why it is the smartest book in the world.

the smartest man in the world and he is here has written the smartest book in the world. obviously i am talking about greg who just inserted his head into the camera. host of the smartest man in the world pod cast and now author of the newest book "the smartest book in the world." why, tell me right now why this is the smartest book in the world? >> the pod cast is the smartest man in the world. it is branding. this is the smartest book in the world." it is which books you should read and records to listen to. >> give me a couple of movies. >> pot break, the greatest of all time. their romance was largely forgotten and then they marry each other with handcuffs and keanu gives him a divorce.

spoiler alert patrick swayzee dies in the end. i know your fox viewers are watching the fremp film -- the french films. and then different records. i picked "what's going on" by marvin gaye. i am trying to inflict my taste on everyone. >> you noah lot about baseball too. >> i do. >> why the infatuation with baseball and how do we get rid of alex rodriguez? >> the difficult part for anyone as a baseball fan is getting people who are not white middle aged guys interested in the sport. i attempted to do that. my father took me to lots of games and used this angle. everything is a baseball analogy. he said he is not going away.

break willy mays record and we will have to be big children about. it i love barry bonds and i worship his enormous black thighs. i don't think he cheated. yoipg he -- i don't think he is at fault at all. it is pure hipocritical demoralizing when they put less are players in. >> i love baseball. >> you are not a yankees fan are you? >> i am. >> well, we can still be friends. i think the yankees are so decisive. either they love me or hate me. >> it is a very supportable position. but the giants have won three of the last five series. so basically we are turning into the yankees.

>> it is as close as you can get for reading from -- >> mets fan? >> you are a mets fan. take the jets with you. >> you talk about politics and obviously we don't agree on politics. i want to ask you about the role of comedy and humor. when you look back at ronald reagan he is a good politician. he made people laugh. even barack obama is a guy people want to sit and have a beer with. politicians don't have that. that's one of the greatest deficits. how hard would it be funny and care rid mat particular in politics. >> it would be a big detriment. they want them to be casual and have a laugh. i per seif her as having -- i perceive her as having a sense of humor. >> you may be the only one.

>> i think you will find regular people who are not as dilutional will find she is a wonderful person who has a sensor humor. comedy has nothing to do with it. someone asked him when come picks talk about politics do they take it on board? >> yes. i don't think comics can do anything but throw darts. that's what i tried to do. >> do you prefer writing comedy or delivering it on tape. >> the writing is too hard. you have to sit and be disciplined. you get high and drunk and hung over. >> the book "the smartest book in the world" is available of the to be even smarter check out the smartest book in the world.com. see clips of new shows go to fox news.com/"red eye.

you can catch me on "outnumbered" monday at noon eastern. a new "red eye" returns on monday. guests are dana perino, jill

dobson rob long and tom kader. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> tinder is a great place to meet someone who is matter. 30% of all users on the site are hitched and almost 50% single. the result of the this tiny study in the uk is a totally inaccurate depiction of tinder's user base. joanne tinder, you say you don't have a tinder. i don't know if she is telling the truth. we don't have a lie detector. isn't it possible they are going to bloomingdales. >> if you want to waste your time. what did you expect? this is what happens when people have shield. it is a shield of anonymity to an extent.

i prefer to meet men the old-fashioned way in a bar. then i notice their left hand has been in the pocket the entire time. they take it out and put it near the arm. they won't let me see the fact they are wearing a ring and that's how i know they are married. tucker is technology, tinder, all of this, facing boo twitter, is it ruining relationships or perm responsibility? >> if you are cheating on tinder you are not trying. by the way this is a study of the uk. it doesn't translate. you are putting your photograph on a hookup site. you want to get divorced at that point. >> there is so much temptation. >> not for me. >> is that your message? >> i have no message. >> no message?

>> i am a libertarian. i don't president what to get messagey about it. i am team tinder. their response makes more sense than the survey. 681 people on a site used by millions. i have a feeling it off. >> i know a lot of married people on tinder. >> seriously? >> i do. >> a lot of the spouses report on there and they think they can get away with it it. do you think that is an -- >> they are wayneing win knee the pooh outfits running around town. >> no, no. if you are wearing an animal outfit it is available to you. it has fluffy pink ears. i am married and happily married. the thought of being inside someone i don't know is revolting to me.

>> wow. so that note to joanne nosuchunsky and tv's andy levey. i am jedediah bila and i will see you next time.

like it. >> you redeemed yourself. >> thank you. >> dvr. that's it for us. the justice department signs on to investigate another police department an entire department under the microscope on a day when another police department came out in force to bury one of its own. this is "special report." good evening. i'm bret baier. loretta lynch released a report today about thousands of officers that lined the streets to say good-bye to one of their own shot to death while on duty last week. kevin corke is joining us about investigating the police and letting them