you think about donald trump being on a jury. would you pick him? you already voted but tell me why on gretawire why you voted as you did. good night. tonight on "red eye," is this sorority recruitment video bad for women? we'll go frame by frame with painstaking analysis. and is donald trump batman? see why the billionaire playboy that's tough on crime could be our first superhero president. and an nfl linebacker takes away his children's trophies. why stop there? i say take away their walk men and gameboys. first, a fuse break. first, a news break. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright in washington. good morning. grim news out of indonesia this morning. officials there tell us rescue teams have finally reached a crash site of an indonesian plane that went down two days

ago with 54 people on board. they report the plane was totally destroyed, and there are no survivors. all but one body have been recovered, and so has the plane's black box which may help investigators determine the cause of the crash. meantime authorities in ban -- bangkok hope they are closer to identifying a person who planted a bomb. the possible suspect may have been caught on a security camera and investigators are preparing to release his picture. the bomb went off in a busy intersection that is home to a popular hindu shrine, luxury hotels and upscale shopping malls throughout bangkok. and mandatory evacuation orders remain in affect this morning for more than 2700 people in the resort region of central washington state. some 75 thoams and businesses there have gone up in flames due in part to a shortage of firefighters.

>> you would think it would be a frustration level response in their voice and it was almost a sadness like they knew that they had lost the game. >> another fire in northern california has been burning for more than a week now. this one has destroyed nine ohms so far. nine homes so far. officials are planning to deploy the military troops to stop the infernos. and this. you may soon be receiving a letter from the irs. it is to inform you that your personal data may have been personalized by hackers. the agency first informed taxpayers about the security breech in may, but now the number of potential victims climbed to 334,000. the irs will provide credit protection for all of those people. >> welcome to "red eye." i'm tom shillue. let's check in with andy levey. you must be excited about the news today.

>> what news is that? >> edgar mitchell said peace keeping aliens visited our planet to prevent war between america and the soviet union. >> and you believe that? >> i don't. i just thought it would be right up your alley. >> i find that insulting. you want to fall for this kind of obvious government disposition campaign that's your problem. leave me the hell out of it. >> let's welcome our guests. when she worked in new jersey politics her job included organization, public relations and hiding the bodies. it is democratic strategist and contributor julie roginski. he was like superman if superman wore glasses and worked in journalism. it is matt welch. she can sing, dance and act. she is such a treppe pell threat our -- triple threat

the terror warning was raised to orange yellow. it is actress erika ash. and a live's a bitch especially when you lose to a bunch on "america's got talent." sitting next to me is tom codder. a recruitment video for the alpha pi sorority from university of alabama are being called worse than donald trump. i call them the best thing since sliced bread. roll tide, i mean roll tape. >> ♪ it is only you and me. ♪ sphoat. ♪ you're the air in my lungs ♪ ♪ you are the sky >> wow.

the four-minute puff daddy-esque video was taken down from youtube and the university is apologizing for it. they say this video is not reflective a's reflection of students being responsible digital citizens. one said it is also racially and as thet techily -- and -- and aesthetically. i am undecided. i think we need to watch some more. >> ♪ >> wow, matt, i told you to do extensive research on this video. did you watch it as much as me today? >> i watched it all the way through. that's a lot for "red eye" guests.

>> you watched the whole video, right? >> it is true that in 2015 it is racist and sexist to use auto tune. it needs to come to a stop. >> that's what bothered me the most too, the auto tune. >> look, i went to uc santa barbara a thousand years ago, and it is always funny to watch people who end up writing op-eds for newspapers who say things like the yale.com guy saying this is terrible. they are not even talking about the works that the greek system does. have you been to college? the greek system is not about philanthropic works. it is about crap like that. nobody comes from the greek system. they get their revenge years later by denouncing stuff like this. >> of course. julie, what is wrong with these girls trying to look their best and put on a great face? >> i don't know. in the early 90s in boston we put on our baby nighties and braid each other's hair. >> in slow motion? >> in slow motion.

we would run through the streets of boston wearing baby doll outfits. is this what 50-year-old nen think about when they think about porn? i have to know. >> they didn't -- they made these women -- these women made it for other women. >> no, thought for other women, my friend. >> what do you think they are doing? it is a recruitment video. >> that's like saying that guy who wrote the ale.com reads playboy for the articles. he does, but nobody else. that was made for a bunch of guys to look at and to admire. >> these girls were doing it willingly. did you see them blowing the glitter? >> they were blowing what? >> i agree with matt on this. people spend their whole entire high school careers being nerds. everybody wants to be cool by the time they get to college. this is playing on what girls want. they want to be included. they want to be accepted. they want to be a part of the in crowd. they are in the in crowd. i have to object to the whole racial, uh -- homogonous

idea. did you see the black guy? he was probably the boyfriend of the head sorority girl, but he was there. he was in a couple of clips. >> being object -- objectified as a football player. >> and he came back as a tootsie roll. >> tom paging dr. freud on that one. >> thank you. i am glad you picked up on that one. >> i thought you were having fun with the tootsie rolls. >> you applied for a job at the pizza shop down the street. why? >> because they deliver. >> they are an amazing group of young ladies. it is bill cosby's shopping list, but it is a fine sorority. i don't see what the problem is. these are girls getting their education and having fun, but in college. why are people bashing them for it? it is wonderful. >> here is the thing. it is a lot of older women looking at this and saying, you know, it is degrading to women. it is degrading to women over 25. >> i take that permanently. >> you are talking about

college girls. these are young girls. their mind is not there yet. albeit they should start to be a little more respectful at a certain point, but you are straight out of high school and into college. their minds are not -- >> respectful of what? it is them. who are they uh fending? it is them. >> they are having a great time, right? >> julie, you seem to think an overlord was overseeing this. >> first i am immensely jealous because i am not 21 and as new as they are. and that is the best hair and make up i have seen. >> there is the black guy. >> oh. >> i missed him. >> you blink and you miss him. >> there wasn't a single couch at uc santa barbara as nice as the couch they showed in that video. >> there was a single anything. >> there was no cigarette stains and no vomit. >> i'm sorry. i'm listening to you. >> what is that swan for?

>> it is showing the aspect of it brings in culture. it is like the white swan of the black swan ballet of the you have to look at the symbolism. >> there is no ugly duckling story there? >> there you go fnlt there you go. >> they were awkward teenage girls. >> and look how they blossom. >> do not wait for the sequel. he brought flare to the fair. donald trump landed at the hua you hua state fair on saturday in a $7 million helicopter. the billionaire businessman and gop front runner talked to reporters and curious onlookers and proceeded to take children on rides in his custom helicopter. i believe we have video. >> oh wow.

>> things got hot in iowa. >> they did. >> i think that's the wrong video. can we see the real one? >> that was it. >> there you go. >> during the ride, one of the kids had a question for mr. trump. >> mr. trump. >> yes jie. are you batman? >> i am batman. >> trump may be batman, but is batman trump? >> our country is in serious trouble. we don't win anymore. we don't beat china in trade. we don't beat japan with their millions and millions of cars coming into this country in trade. we can't beat mexico at the

border or in trade. we have to make our country great again and i will do that. thank you. >> you need to beat them in trade? >> what is he talking about? >> that video was made by internet action sports. matt, if we give him a ride -- if trump gave a ride to everyone in iowa he would win, wouldn't he? >> this is the first thing he has done in two months that didn't immediately make me think he was a vol -- vulgar-boob. but the answers came so quick -- it was i am batman. straight away. >> you think that was set up? you don't think trump has the power of improve. >> that was quick. >> isn't there only two choices? i am batman or i am not batman?

>> here is the thing, and i don't think it was staged at all. the american way is for adults to lie to children. santa claus, easter bunny, it happens. >> brushing your teeth is important too. >> why not? somebody has to be batman. >> i am dressing him up as donald donald trump for halloween. >> he is doing well, isn't he? >> i pray to the sweet baby jesus on a nightly basis that donald trump will be the republican nominee. >> every time we get on a democrat they say the same thing. they are -- be careful what they wish for? >> be careful what you wish for. that's right. first of all when he supported the democrats he supported hillary clinton when she was a senator. he was pro choice and now he is pro life. i will call that a christian bale and there is your batman

high leet. and he has bat ideas, bat here and should be eliminated. >> the video shows the experts put together earlier -- his mouth and it may be rude for television, but his mouth looks like -- the way he talks is awful. his face looks like his mind -- >> have i a question for you. how are you able to know what it look like when it moves like that? >> there is a rump in his name. >> thank you. >> there it is. >> and i will say that would not have worked with any other person. donald trump's speech is so specific no matter where you put him you would know it is him. >> like batman. >> i could never figure out why they couldn't figure out it was batman. >> millionaire? >> yeah. there was only one guy it could gee.

it could be. >> it looks like amazon is not just a river. they published a piece detailing business practices of the on-line retail giant that might be considered appalling. they told stories of being forced out after having cancer or a miscarriage because they couldn't keep up with the long hours. workers are encouraged to report each other to supervisors for things like complaining about tasks. and one claim that, quote, nearly every person i worked with saw cry at their desk. he responded to a memo in employees saying it does not describe the amazon i know or the amazonians i work with every day. it claims our intentional approach is to create a soulless distope yen workplace where there is no laughter to be heard. i don't rec recognize this amazon and you don't either.

>> we have been >> into what? >> the next level of mankind. every citizen will receive one. >> what happens if i refuse? >> then you are not compatible. >> what happens then? >> you will be dough leeted. deleted. >> the black person always has to die first. >> i knew it. you didn't have to show the rest of the clip. as soon as he started talking i thought oh he is gonna die. >> that was a training video. >> of course. >> erika, i looked at this article. it was long and dough tailed, but it seemed like a good place to work. i like working in places that are cracker jack.

>> that's great ceo. what do we expect for hem to say? of course he will come out and defend his company. nobody will come out and say yeah, that's right, i heard they are a sucky organization. now he will come out and of course refute everything that's been said. i tend to agree. all of these people who are cited in this article, they won't risk losing their job or getting written up for saying these things. if there weren't some truth to it. it is unfortunate, but with soen much talk about the job market being so complicated who is going to risk his job? he says in his statement and reply that it is such a horrible working environment why would you stay here? >> i wouldn't roll the dice if i have a family. >> they are trapped by their job and benefits? >> absolutely. >> i think amazon is taking over many, many markets

because they are efficient and good at what they do and that's why people lineup to work there. >> i don't know why people lineup to work there, but it is a successful freaking company. twice in the first 600 words of the story -- they use important damming things in the lead. andy they don't say workers sent e-mails after midnight. >> i have been oppressed all of these things? all these years? i i didn't read to the end because it was a long art -- long article. >> in the story they tried to make a big hey of people wanting to report on one another. hope you can see it. guy i heard because of this -- >> i heard because of this they will go on undercover boss and i think we can see the before and after picture.

>> he is changing his attitude and trying to put his best foot forward. julie, i think people leave -- if you find any company you have people who left and are unhappy with it. >> this is a whiny article. if you read to the end it got worse. they buried the lead and then by the time you are finished with it you say it is a crappy company to work for. so don't work there. so leave. i don't have a problem. we all have to do stuff at work we don't like. how many times have i written about you? listen i don't have a problem. if you don't want to work at amazon find something else to do. >> why take candy from a baby when you can take trophies with a child. if it doesn't say tom shillue in the title it is not "red eye" with tom shillue.

pittsburgh steelers' linebacker james harrison does not believe in participation trophies and gave his sons' trophies back until they earned a real one. he said "i'm sorry not sorry for believing everything in life should be earned and i'm not about to raise two boys to be men by making them believe that they are entitled to something just because they tried their best. because sometimes your best is not enough and it should drive you to want to do better and not cry and whine until somebody gives you something to shut you up and keep you

happy." well i agree. that's right. you can applaud him. i agree that participation trophies are ridiculous. i will go further. no trophies for any hides. the focus of achievement creates unnecessary stress for schoolwork and sports. and your kid is not that super smart or great of an athlete because they are a kid. sports are based on arbitrary age cutoffs so the ones who are achieving their birthday is close to the cutoff. so go to your room and no trophy for you. matt, you understand my point. kids should be kids and enough with the trophies. >> you are wrong exactly about the date. i was born on the cutoff date, july 31st, the little league cutoff date. if you are the youngest you play against the best

competition and you get better because of it. that's why today i am such a good baseball player. >> that's right. so the thing is you improved and you got better, but when you are the little squirt you weren't getting trophies, were you? >> no because our team was coming in last place. >> that's why. we are aligned on that, are we not? >> you have sons? >> i have sons. >> and you deprive them of things. >> one is a better athlete than the other. they are twins. hairy's nickname is there trophy and the other is mr. plaque. the nfl owners should have to give back their trophy wives because they didn't earn those either. >> wait, you don't think they earned the trophy wife? >> the arm candy they scr? >> i think it is the other way around. the trophy wives didn't earn them. >> we have differing point of views. it is out of control. it is like going to a birthday pert and you have to give

presents to the kids whose birth it is gets it and you belittle the athlete when you give a trophy to everybody. his accomplishment is watered down. he is no longer the mvp, the most available player because everybody has a trophy. >> it is true. let's get to your points. it is difficult to be a trophy wife and have to acquire a trophy wife. they both worked really hard. >> here is the deal. i think you need to go uh love and beyond to earn what you earned for being a trophy wife. you can pretty much pick your trophy wife. there are far fewer trophy wives. >> especially at sororitiess at alabama. >> to the toint of the trophies you like this guy. >> i love this guy and i

agree. as a kid when i would go to the end of the season award ceremony i would be driven crazy by all of the kids getting trophies. you have to listen to every name, tommy schiller or brandy coleman. >> they go on forever, right? >> right. it is ridiculous. i feel like it doesn't give kids anything to work toward and i feel like healthy competition is good. it takes away the healthy competition when everybody gets a prize. that's ridiculous. it is not the way life works. you are setting children up with a false sense of the world when you do that. >> it is communism. >> you are an expert. >> yes, come to me. we should delay all trophies. kids should work on skills and when they get to high school and college they can go for -- -- >> i think you are clearly on the short bus when you were little. it is clearly psychological

issues coming up. i like you used to get trophies for being awesome and most available player. i don't have the recentment you have against the cool kids in school. you have to work that out in therapy. don't come to me. >> don't you think we had to struggle against odds and that i had us better. >> i like how you roped in matt. >> matt admitted his team as a whole sucked. >> he said he was a shrimpy pee-wee because he was born on january 31st. he just head -- >> i will stick up for the hippies in this one sense. there is something awful in that quote. playing your best is not good enough, says dad. that's pretty harsh. >> if you are truly doing your best. >> my kid will beat your kids if you believe that. >> it is not the special olympics.

>> steve carlton was not playing well in 1972? >> i don't know who steve carlton was and i wasn't alive in 1972. not everybody is a winner. >> should cal ripken give back trophies because he played every game? >> because she showed up? >> he played all of the games, longer then anybody in baseball and big deal. you showed up to play the game you are getting paid to play. should he give back the trophies ? >> the adults are welcome to their trophies, but kids peak too young. they think it is all glory, and it isn't. look at me. it is always a good time for half time. stick around, america. that's coming up.

live from america's news headquarters i'm kelly wright. good morning. rescue workers are arriving at the wreckage of an indonesian passenger plane this morning. the small plane was completely destroyed after crashing into a mountain two days ago. no one survived. the remains of all but one of the 54 people on board have been found. indonesian officials say they recovered both of the plane's black boxes. also at this hour hillary clinton's e-mail scandal continues to grow.

300t00 messages on her server could contain class tied data -- classified data. the clinton cam has denied any wrongdoing. most recently saying she never used her private e-mail to send or receive anything that was clearly marked classified. and a county clerk in kentucky won't be marrying gay couples anytime soon. a federal judge is suspending his decision that forces davis to issue marriage certificates. he is appealing the case saying same-sex marriage violates his religion. they haven't issued a license since june. meanwhile a similar story out of texas. a gay couple there is settling their lawsuit with a county clerk who also refused them a marriage license. and finally, a tragic ending for a real life superhero. better known as the route 29 batman died after he was hit by a car. robinson was checking the

engine of his replica bat mobile when the accident happened. the route 29 batman spent years dressing up for sick kids coming equiped with gifts and heartwarming speeches. >> helping little people feel better no matter their illness. >> he was just a nice guy. batman made him even nicer. >> welcome back. it is time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from tv's andy levey at the "red eye" news deck. >> hi, tom. you are supposed to say hi first. you always do. >> i paused. i left that hanging. >> okay. i don't even know what to do now. i am so thrown off my dwaim now. sorority video. you said the name of the sorority is alpha phi. it is alpha phi.

it said that and you screwed it up. >> told you. >> thinking about that half time coffee. >> maybe i was. >> you said the greek system is not about philanthropic works. >> yes. >> as a member of the greek system in college i have to say you are right. >> what greek system were you part of? >> we don't need to get into that. julie you asked if this is what 50-year-old men think of when they think of porn? >> yes. >> we think of porn. >> isn't that the same thing? >> no. >> i watched it 30 times and can't find anything wrong with it. >> in porn too, right? >> can we show more of it in fact? ♪

>> i kind of like the name tag thick. like come find me. i'm tiffany. >> if i had a dollar for every tootsie roll fight i have had -- >> the only thing is it is not long enough. is that what people are complaining about? >> the tootsie roll or the video? >> i did not realize the football player in the video came back as the tootsie roll. >> if you blinked it you missed it. >> 30 times and i never caught that. julie, you asked who did the girls's hair and make up because you have been at fox for years and never seen hair and mick up that god. >> i'm sure your hair and make up is getting uh loss worse. >> i actually think the hair and make up people should take a look at that video and pick up some awesome points. >> i love my hair and make up. great, great. love it. >> matt, you said the helicopter ride was the first

thing trump did in months to not make you think he was a vulgar booger. >> i wanted a moment for anyone that remembers "the dead zone." he was running for office and he was gonna leave the country and to the apocalypse. >> you have to figure out with fore knowledge you would have killed hitler. >> john smith was going on kill him and they grabbed a kid to block him and it ruined his political career. i can'ted something to go wrong with the helicopter, be pushing the kids aside so he can get to safety and that would expose him for what it was. >> there was a movie he was in. >> "the dead zone." >> also batman would never tell a stupid kid his secret identity. that was dumb.

you can't argue with me. >> you're right. >> the reason they didn't know it was bruce wayne is he was a obnoxious self-centered -- oh maybe trump is dialed in. first of all, tom, you didn't get to talk. >> i know. here is your chance. >> thank you. >> first of all, they are crying at their desk. they were chopping onions. >> here is the only question i had. if amazon treated employees worse would i get my stuff cheaper and faster? >> and would you care? if it came faster and cheaper would you care? >> no, that's my point. >> be free.

>> you said it was a nothing burger of an article. one of the stories is completely incomplete. they told the story about how he wanted his grandmother to stop smoking. so he didn't beg or appeal the sentiment. he did the math calculating every puff cost a few minutes. he said you have taken nine years off your life and she burst into tears. even at 10 years old he was a monster. it comes from a commencement address and then goes on to say his grandfather pulled him aside and said jeff one day you will understand it is better to be kind than clever. and that was the point of the story. >> he wanted him to stop smoking. >> i never thought of that. >> you are saying bizo, but i

looked it up and they said to say bezo's. >> he couldn't let the first comment go. >> i think it is the third one. >> that's what i am saying. because he is always harassing me i looked up on pronounced names.com. >> you are both wrong. >> that was a call back to the phi-phi moment. let's say the story is fundamentally true. how dumb is amazon? they have the best workplace and then people want to lose in a few minutes. >> there is a whole crop of guys that could take over. they are not leaving. that's the problem. they are complaining, but they are not going. >> they have a very high

turnover. >> the ones that are in the article and it is about them not leaving. he said why are you still here? >> the ones leaving are the ones that want a trophy. but they have to earn it. tom you said we sort our kids in sports so the kids who end up achieving are the ones whose birthdays are close to the cutoff. if your kid is a star athlete it is because they are a half year older than the other kids. i am with julie. this whole thing sounds really, really personnel. >> okay. let's just pretend it is. >> you say if you are playing that's not good enough. at the risk of facing similar derision, we are talking about kids. we are not talking adults.

we are talking little kids. >> the thing is parents have a tendency to take any effort as trying your best and there is a skepticism toward the best claim and that is my nice way of saying these people are not moral monsters. >> you don't want to raise little losers. >> these are the for ma tiff years. >> it is harder to break those habits later in life. >> for the record i am never having kids so i don't give a [bleep], but i think if they are little kids trying their best is fine. there is time later when they are older to teach them. i am done. >> thanks, uncle andy. it is time to take a break of the teens and their phones. first, here is what is coming up on the next "kennedy." >> hey, "red eye" fans, let's do the dance. mike baker, 8 p.m. eastern and

5:00 pacific on the fox business network.

>> today's teens much like carly ray jeep son have one thing to say, call me never. according to a research center , today's teenager prees fer to communicate -- prefer to communicate via text and only talk on the phone with the closest of friends. they said talking to a new friend on the phone is, quote, weird, awkward and like so

becky. matt, are the teens right? >> i think i must be a teen. i totally believe in what the great movie about momento taught us which is never answer the phone. it is always a bad idea. >> it is true. >> don't do it. it can't be good news. it is awkward and puts you on the spot. text maybe. >> does anyone answer the phone anymore? i don't think they do. >> i screen heavily. although -- you know it is for different reasons, i just don't have time. when you pick up the phone you have tracked yourself. i don't have time to be trapped. i have a little window of time to do anything. if it is important, you may get a three-minute call back. >> it is not just teens, right? >> you are an expert on teens. >> they are in college and they are in a sorority. >> i should have clarified. >> do you prefer text?

>> i am a lean, green screening machine and i don't have time for it either. in the same survey they said any kind of human social contact is icky which is frightening for their future. i don't text well. every time i go to answer my smartphone i take a picture in my ear. i don't have the skill and the thumb dexterity. i like the old-fashioned conversation and i don't like teens talking. like this and like that. i would rather have them text. >> meanwhile there was a study that showed that people prefer different devices. millennials would miss their smartphones the most. grand parents wouldn't manage without television. what is your device? >> addicted to my smartphone. but never leave me a voicemail. don't ever leave me a voicemail. >> do people do that? >> they do and i don't check them and my voicemail is full. you know why? i never check it. >> did you get my voicemail? isn't that so annoying? >> even the phone companies know that the voicemails are

obsolete. they only give you space for 10 versus 100,000 text mess edge ises. >> you if you want to get me, text me. don't even send an e-mail. >> i do save the voicemails. they say do you want to de -- delete or save. >> i do the seam thing and -- the same thing and then it gets full. >> we will close things out with a bedtime story.

i remember the good old days where time square was a place for family. of course, i remember before that when it was teaming with pimps and whores, but i am talking about the recent past. now the old days are pack. of back. topless ladies roam the streets. on any given weekend you will see as many as 40 displaying their bodies covered in a then layer of a criminal lick emulsion. tourists pay for a photo and cops can't do anything about it. as long as it is for an exhibition or show. even the naked cowboy thinks

it is out of control saying there are so many to bees you don't look at them anymore. even the naked cowboy, if we have lost the naked cowboy. >> the naked cowboy is the reason among others that time square should be a special zone where people are required to wear more clothes. >> extra clothes? >> like the hideous anti-sametic puppet creatures who were trying to scratch you for $5 to take your picture. they should be forced to wear two costumes. >> it does get warm. you can't blame them for being hot under the collar there. what do you think? i don't like seeing the painted ladies. >> i think it is the new prostitution. >> pretty much the way it is described you have the pimpcasso. and they are walking around and in the tourists' faces and they are touching them and

grabbing them. i think it crosses the loin -- it crosses the lean at that point. >> why do they need a man to paint them up and put them out there? >> i am an accomplished painter. i support the arts. and it is double standards. why should there not be breasts in time square because balls have been dropping for decades there? >> you got an aw. >> judely -- julie, they are patriotic. they most have the flag. >> why so anti-american. the reason you need the guys to paint them is have you ever tried painting yourself? it is complicated. you need help. >> you can use a mirror. >> where will you find a mirror in time square? >> i think they paint them and then they show up. >> there is a guy sitting right there. >> in time square. >> they must be totally nude

when he starts, right? they should pay him to stop painting. it is crazy. >> thanks to gally rozski and erika ash and tom codder. that does it for us. we'll see you next time.