madam attorney general you sold us out fast. that's my off-the-record comment tonight. thanks for being with us. we will see you tomorrow night right here at 7:00 p.m. eastern. follow me on twitter. tonight on "red eye." how did the gop presidential candidates perform in the second debate? and why was the debate longer than "citizen cane"? and jeb bush owns up to smoking marijuana in high school. could this finally sprain his chronic low energy? and what are the 10 best tv shows of all time? spoiler alert. they all start with "head eye" eye" --" red eye" with tom. first, a news break. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark. a massive earthquake in chile now being blamed for at least 12 deaths. now, that number could go up as emergency crews reach the hardest hit areas. the 8.3 magnitude quake forced

a million people out of their homes. hundreds of thousands lost power and there was fear of a tsunami. the quake was also strong enough to be felt in buenos aires, argentina on the other side of the continent. there have been dozens of aftershocks. the three young americans who took down a gun pan on a paris-bound train last month getting their home in the oval office. president obama praised u.s. airman spencer stone, national guardsman alex scolatos and long-time friend anthony sadler saying they represent the best of america. >> because of their courage, because of their quick thinking, because of their teamwork it is fair to say a lot of people were safe. a real calamity was avert averted. >> the gunman who has ties to radical islam began his attack. they helped subdue him before they could carry out his planned mass murder. well, american airlines is

saying it has fixed a technical glitch that caused some flights to be grounded for two hours on thursday. the problem affected dallas, chicago and miami. a spokesman does not know the cause of the outage or how many flights were affected. this comes as american airlines is set to combine its own reservation system with a subsidiary. such a merger has caused problems for other airlines in the past. now back to "red eye." for all of your headlines go to fox news.com. you are watching the most powerful name in news, fox newschannel. welcome to "red eye." i'm tom shillue. let's check in with tv's andy levey in the "red eye" news deck. >> not a happy day over here at the "red eye" news deck.

>> why is that? >> it is national cheese burger day. >> you president do like cheese burgers ? >> i do not. number one, i do not like cheese in the first place. number two i am lactose intolerant. number three, cheese is the default. if i go to a fine establishment like a wendy's or mcdonalds, the quarter pounder comes with cheese. the number one comes with cheese. i have to special order it not get cheese and it is a waste of my damn time. >> that's ridiculous. i didn't know that. you know what my problem is with cheese burgers is the cheese is on top. they call it a cheese burger, but turkey burger is made of turkey and a salmon burger is made of salmon. the cheese is the topping. it shouldn't be a cheese burger. you don't call it a ketchup burger. >> it shouldn't be national cheese burger day it should be go to hell cheese burger and tom shillue day. roll animation, people. >> let's welcome our guests. she never knows which way the

wind is blowing, but there are always three sheets involved, joanne nosuchunsky. he wrote for "playboy" but just for the article, rob fee. she started as a "new york times" good seller and then a better seller and now she is a best seller. fox news political contributor tammy bruce. and his hobbies include feeling like he is better than you, editor in cheer, john devore -- in chief, john devore. let's start the show. >> 24 million people tuned into wednesday's three-hour republican debate. i watched every minute of the first hour. and then i switched to a "designing women" marathon on cable. the candidates were much at odds like dixie carter and delta burke in "scenes from a marriage." remember that one? >> loved it. >> hysterical.

>> in my opinion, one of the most contentious moments of the gop debate. things got crazy. i should have stuck in there. the beggest rivals entering the debate were donald trump and jeb bush, and the audience at the reagan library were anxious to see them go after each other. >> two men >> the debate touched on a wide range of issues like immigration, national security and tax policy. donald trump touched on a wide range of facial expressions. >> we wouldn't want, quote, such a hothead with his finger on the nuclear codes. you yourself would -- quote, wouldn't want a hothead on the nuclear codes. you as well have raised --

>> i am so impressed. i tell you, it will make a girl want a man. i don't know. >> tammy, obviously -- >> what i have been missing. >> if you are scoring on facial impressions trump won the debate. who ran away with it? >> i am with everybody else pretty much, carly fiorina. >> because are you a woman? is that why? >> it is because of the great blue suit she had on. she and ben carson, he had a fabulous suit on. that's the thing that started differentiating the men. he knew how to dress. it was splendor. >> the pinstripes, he seemed like an every man, but then with the pinstripes -- >> she a neurosurgeon. he is not struggling. >> that's true. but she did well. but some say the normally sunny demeanor was there. >> we are not used to women running for president and she should smile more. she needs to be softer. you know what, i want the

president to -- if she wants to smile when she's dealing with russia that's fine with me. but i want her to be the angriest dog in the world sometimes. devore, what did we learn from this debate as opposed to the first debate. anything new? >> it is still a nightmare parade of lunatics. carly fiorina absolutely won last night only because she was the one who was least crazy. >> well, the thing you say war happy. there were a lot of arguments that we rushed into war, was there not? >> the other interesting thing about last night is there was a little debate about the bush legacy. that's something the gop has not really done. that was a brief moment that i would like to hear more about. but other than that the cure for all are bullets. that's all i heard. war, war, war. >> you know, that's -- >> you disagree with that? you are wrong. >> that's what your ears

hear. >> no, that is what my human ears hear. >> let's go to this question. the candidates, they asked what their secret service code name should be. christie said true heart. kasich was hot ham. trump said humble. he got a laugh. was it a good question? what would your secret service name be? >> oh goodness. what would mine be? i think i would go with harley because -- is that what scott walker picked? >> you know what, i wanted him to pick hot ham. it was harley. >> it was harley because he won't use that. scott walker may as well been irrelevant. there's no point. >> speaking of hot, he was hot before all of these debates happened and he seems to have faded because people think he is is boring or something? >> there was one person who thought he really did great in the debate and it was scott

walker wearing a mustache. the best part of all was when trump went after jeb bush about his brother and jeb said, look, there is one thing you can say about my brother. he kept us safe. except for 9/11. >> i know why we are chuck lig. >> no. no. >> but the thing is, 9/11 happened, what, the day after he got into office, particularly? we don't pin that on bush, do we? 9/11? >> it is kind of like saying there is a great babysitter and she is responsible and always on time. the last house burned down, but she is a great babysitter. >> don't we put it on clinton? he had him on a silver platter. >> fine, fine. to be fair, it was a security failure that straddled two

administrations. is that fair? >> that is fair. joanne, i think some of these questions are a little silly. the pageants had little questions. >> the miss america pageant asked on sunday to their finalist, which woman would you like to have on the $10 bill and why? >> then they asked the same thing on the debate stage. >> we often joke that was a pageant question. they answered it like a pageant girl. this was a pageant happening again. the last hour of that debate we really didn't need. i mean it was a lot more of those fluff questions. there are things you can learn about the candidates in one interview. it was the late night talk shows. we didn't need to see that on a debate stage. >> a lot of people were talking about how sweaty the candidates were. they were on stage under hot lights. if you thought the candidates were sweaty, look at the guy

in the plane behind them. >> you remember that, don't you? >> it is a classic. i wanted to ask you this. you have been to the reagan library. why can't they keep it cool? what's the problem? >> it is hot. look, it is a lot of lights. did they do crossfit? >> i blame cnn. they should have prepared for it. you have to cool the room down. >> it is a state ruled by liberals and they don't want anyone to have air conditioning. it is global warming. maybe it is conservatives being affected by the stupid rules of liberals. you are destroying one of the most beautiful states in the united states of america. there is no water because they let it flow out to the ocean. don't blame it on the conservatives. >> blame it on california. >> blame it on jerry brawn and

the liberals who were running california into the ground. >> california gave us nixon and reagan and then said enough. >> they have changed. >> they took a break. >> technically we have been running it that the ocean. >> why did we have a debate in california rather than america? >> and then there is the tsunami, the chilean earthquake and everybody was getting the warning. nobody seemed to care. >> cnn would have cared. >> do you think the sweat made these candidates look less trustworthy? i thought maybe that's why it is a plot. >> it is all about how you handle the sweat. we all do it. it is good to know they are human. i was going to mention carly tee rena looking per -- carly fiorina. they kept talking about how close everyone was. like that's a good thing. like it is going to insta dwait a fight? really the body heat that transferred between the

candidates is what made the whole room freaking hot. >> i bet it was musky. >> they liked having trump next to bush, didn't they? >> and cnn was thrilled. they thought air force 1 was mh370. they had everybody going in and they would have a double rating extravaganza. breaking news, jeb bush smoked weed. rand paul suddenly hinted that one of his opponents was a hipocrite. when the moderator asked who he was referring to jeb jumped in and owned up to the criminal act. >> 40 years ago i smoked marijuana. i admit others may not have wanted to say it and my mom is not happy i just did. america did not know how to take the shocking news. here is how they reacted. >> 40 years ago i smoked marijuana.

>> wow. >> very shocking, right? >> i think this humanizez -- humanizes jeb. >> i did it once. it made me dumb and hungry. i thought fat and stupid for the rest of my life is not a good idea. if he admitted to having caffeine we would be in better shape. i think whether it is human thighsing him or what -- humanizing him, well if you need to make yourself a human like hillary is trying to do, you are really not. >> you agree with trump that he needs a little energy? >> there needs to be -- you need to look excited. you don't want to look like a manager, right? you want to look like -- you are gonna have a big job to do. you are not going to sit around to hang out and check off papers. you are there to save the

world. you better have a cape on and be excited. >> i have plenty of capes. rob, do you think this is an indication that jeb is ready to repeat his brother's mistakes? >> i think the biggest indication is rand paul is a giant nerd and he wants to mark on everybody for doing drugs 40 years ago. i don't care -- i don't care if he smoked weed an hour before the debate. i wish i was high during the debate. if anyone is not voting for jeb bush that was going to before because he smoked weed in what the 60s, 70s? i don't really think your vote matters anyway. >> some people were high during the debate and i think bush was going after maybe the colorado vote. let's see what it looked like to people smoking pot. >> 40 years ago i smoked marijuana. i smoked marijuana. 40 years ago i smoked marijuana, smoked marijuana, smoked marijuana. smoked marijuana.

i smoked marijuana. my mom's not happy. smoked marijuana. my mom's not happy, smoked marijuana. my mom's not happy. my mom's not happy. my mom's not happy. >> that goes on and on. >> that must be different than the marijuana i had. that is fabulous. >> carly fiorina said the pot of today is unlike anything before. >> it is uh -- amazing because science is incredible and giving us powerful weed. the bushes did piles of cocaine in the 70s. i mean they are wealthy blue bloods in the 70. >> that's what i was going to say. i don't believe him. >> he smoked pot in addition -- >> he did harder stuff. >> absolutely. >> why, rich people do harder stuff? >> are you kidding me? the bushes? i would have partied with them. >> in america they are like, come on. we want some. >> in the 70s people -- >> they were on yachts and

outside of kenny bunk port and coked out of their skulls. >> are you making that up? >> it is obvious. >> you think these guys were doing hard drugs? they probably just smoked a little pot up in maine. >> i think it was harder than that. maybe a little projection going on in the room. i am not quite sure. >> i would have partied with the bushes. >> does anyone have any drugs right now? >> listen, we are going to move on. this is the piece. we will go to the tease. it can get you accused of terrorism. find out what it is right after you get sent to gitmo. female announcer: want your best rest ever?

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an electric clock and his school thought it was a bomb. they overreacted and called the cops. after these arrest made national news almost everyone jumped immediately to the boy's defense. the student is muslim and it is being presented as an example of american islamaphobia. but the school didn't react because of bigotry. they overreacted because of political correctness. zero tolerance policies at schools are a result of liberal philosophy. the same hyper sensitive attitude that lead to the suspension and it lead to calling the police when the little boy who chewed his pop tart into the shape of a gun got caught. do you remember that? one difference, pop tart boy was thought invited to the white house, but clock boy is on the way. they say it shows how stereo types can cloud the judgment of even the most good hearted

people. adding it is to the too late for all of us to use this as a teachable moment to search our own conscience for biases in whatever form they take. talk about snap judgments. there is absolutely no evidence that any school or law enforcement official acted with any racial or cultural bias. if america is so islamaphobic why are all of the news stories talking talking about how this little scientist is adjusting to his new found fame? and not only is he meeting with obama, but mark zuckerburg. clock boy has a bright future ahead of him. he will pros blee go to m.i.t. imagine how far he would go if we weren't all so racist. devore, clearly my monologue hit home with you. >> obviously oversensitive. >> it was totally racist! texas is so horny for war. they are hungry. they want the muslims to invade now and they connected

this poor kid with a clock bomb? it is obviously racist. we should all just accept it and move on as a country. >> since when it a clock that looks like a bomb also looks like muslim? a clock bomb does not have a race. it looks like -- >> in the mind of someone who is prejudice you connect bombs with the people you think are going to bomb you which are not, what, irish catholics. >> this is obviously not the -- obviously this is the result of pot smoking. keep in mind the timing. the weekend of september 11th. it is a mechanism used to blow up ied's. i think no matter what kid came in there, a tow headed kid, a -- a toe headed kid, a red hid, a ginger, you are going to have the teacher say this is a little strange. they did go over board with handcuffing the kid, but

look. he is getting invited to the white house as you mentioned. what about the parents of kate steinly? what about the families of all of the policemen killed in the last few months? it is an interesting kind of selective process who gets invited to the white house. i would like all of those people who have had life experiences that changed them that were unfair to go to the white house. >> isn't it true, rob, it was so fast? clock boy got in the news and obama was on the phone so fast, and they are jumping to conclusions like devore that it is racism, but there is no proof of that. it is an assumption. >> i feel like race aside, you need to suspend him for wasting so much time building a clock when you have it on your iphone already. it is a waste of resources. >> that's true. joanne, didn't you make a clock with a potato? that's what you should make clocks out of. >> oh yeah, but that brings up a good point. all of these great kids who do wonderful science projects, the president was praising stem -- all of the science technology and math areas we

want kids to get involved in. where do those science fair winners -- they don't dwet to go to the white -- they don't get to go to the white house. he gets to go because of our guilt? >> she a good example, right? he is a middle eastern kid and he is good at math. he is a shining example of what we want. it is the american dream. tammy, doesn't this happen every other week? i americaned the kid who chewed his pop tart into a gun. there is over reaction week in and week out that has nothing to do with race. >> he was money for building -- he was known for building things and being a tinkerer. it is not like it is a surprise. he is at an american school and they are supporting him and he has a great life. his father ran for the president of sue ban. >> the actual sudan? >> the country. the dad is an activist and i find the whole mechanism

interesting. this is a little kid hopefully like every american little kid we want to have a great life and a great future. this seems a little political to me, and it seems like that little kid is being used like a little bit of a political football. >> do you think so? >> i don't think that's right. >> he had a bunch of lawyers with him. where did they come from? >> they handcuffed the kid and perp walked him, i mean my god! >> but the kid is a -- i think the kid is doing fine. >> he's fine now after the trauma. >> think of all of the girlfriends he's gonna get. going to the white house. >> he is doing fine. this kind of thing, little cookie boy or pop tart boy, he didn't get anything. you know what else? the kid never got his suspension expunged. pop tart boy, it is on his permanent record. >> maybe the liberal schools are a little too -- >> liberal schools? what kind of schools are there? show me a right wing school. >> you win. it is your show.

>> coming up, give your full attention to half time with tv's andy levey. see you then.

live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark. the fiscal clock is ticking again for president obama and congress. a partial government shutdown will occur two weeks from now unless lawmakers provide money to keep the federal government

on track. the president has met with the democratic leaders to discuss a threat by republicans to lock the coffers. mr. obama calls it, quote, a game of chicken with our economy that we cannot accept. investors are still trying to guess what's in store for u.s. interest rates and u.s. financial markets. yesterday the federal reserve agreed to leave the rates at near zero percent. but that news didn't stop the dow from plummeting 65 points. there is still a chance the fed may hike rates next month if it appears in nation is more under control. >> the committee met in july. the pace of job gains has been solid. the unemployment rate has declined. overall labor market conditions have continued to improve. inflation, however has run on a lower objective. >> about 20 high school kids in western virginia have been suspended for holding a rally

to protest a ban of confederate flag symbols and clothing on vehicles and school property. the organizer of the protest isn't backing down. he is encouraging more participants to take part in another demonstration today. and finally cool video of a helicopter with legs. look at this miniature model with robotic landing gear. each leg has sensors allowing it to remain steady on uneven surfaces. they say the feature could help the military choppers land in difficult areas like platforms and choppy seas. i'm patricia stark. now back to "red eye." for all of your headlines go to fox news.com. you are watching the most powerful name in news, fox newschannel. >> welcome back. it is time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from tv's andy levy in the "red eye" news deck. >> tom, you said the debate was three hours.

i am fairly sure it was 12. >> it did seem like that. i felt like i bailed after three or four hours. >> tammy, did i hear you correctly? did you say trump turned you straight? >> no, i said it could maybe hypothetically might make you do that. i was being facetious. thank you for clearing that up. >> just wanted to check. >> devore, you said the debate was a parade of war happy lunatics. that's unfair to anti-war lunatic rand paul. >> that's one. how many candidates are there? >> that's all you need. >> how many are advocating military action -- >> all you need is one. also the democratic nominee -- the woman you support for democratic nominee is as big a warmonger that there gets. >> you said scott walker won the debate and that is scott walker with a mustache?

to be fair he had a name tag on that said not scott walker. it was clear that it was not scott walker. >> maybe i was wrong. >> maybe you had a joint. >> joanne, let me ask you a question. >> yes. >> you are on a show called "that bachelorette show." >> yes. >> so on the show it is like a takeoff of the bachelorette. you question the bachelors and everyone questions the audience and then half are eliminated. shouldn't they do the debate the same way? >> yes. >> right? and there is a bar at my show and people drink. i do think a drunk man's actions are a sober man's thoughts and that would help elections. >> i like the idea of the candidates dancing with the audience during the commercials. and then when you come back half are gone. >> that too would be really good. >> by the way, there was no

discussion of cecil the lion. shame on you jake tapper. you have been to the library? >> yes. >> i can't believe they let you in, and then i can't believe they let you leave. >> there was an incredible snack bar. it was great. you get to the oval office and you get to go to air force one. you get to watch how that mandy stroyed the -- how that man destroyed the country. >> you are so stupid. >> magical thinking. >> his iran deal was the worst. >> the second worst. >> worser. >> i have a question about trump. can he not turn his head? he does a full upper body turn. he is always doing this. >> i feel like trump is what slimer from "ghostbusters"

looked like before he game a ghost. >> that's fair. jeb bush smoked pot. tom, you said you think this humanized jeb. >> yes. >> i think it would humanize him if he were for legalizing. he smoked it, a lot, by the way, and he doesn't want to legalize it. >> that's a whole other issue. i think it makes him a regular guy. it is not based on policy. >> just a regular guy who broke the law and now wants to be president. rob you said you don't care if jeb smoked weed an hour before the debate. that might have been ben carson. that dude is way too chill. >> he was a little chill. i don't want to name names, but i do buy my weed from ben carson. >> that makes it medical marijuana. >> that is the other thing. he is a doctor so he can write a scripty script and get something stronger than pot.

>> a little scripty script. >> get the heroin in pill form. by the way, the jeb bush, the stoned video we showed with the kaleidoscope. >> yes. >> it looked like a sex scene from "hannibal." the seven people who watched it thought that was funny. you said you don't think he just smoked pot. he did harder stuff. he is a story published earlier this year. >> i love stories. >> oh, okay, good. this was an interview with jeb's friend. he said, quote, the first time i really got stoned was in jeb's room. he had a portable stereo with removable speakers. he put on step pen wolf, "man jibing carpet ride" and they smoked hash. >> removable speakers? what do you think you put in there, huh? you have to hide the stuff somewhere. >> i know where i'm looking in your apartment. >> none of you guys have done

any drugs? >> i don't remember. >> a generation that has not seen a removable speaker, you have no idea. you can't do that. >> isn't hash like pot? isn't it a cousin of pot? >> i don't know. isn't it a breakfast food? >> i prefer mine hashed brown. >> devore, this was the late 60s and not the 70s, just to clear that up. >> oh, okay. there were no drugs then. >> there were drugs then. i only bring it up because by the 70s jeb had quit the whole scene, man. he met his wife and by all accounts turned his life around and became a good student and stopped doing drugs. >> joanne is still laughing at the hash brown joke. >> that's so funny. you are laughing at my joke, right? >> i am high right now. >> clock boy.

i love that we have given him that name. >> the school didn't overreact because of bigotry. devore, you disagreed scw said it was tote -- you said it was totally racist. >> there cannot be contradiction ever in life. there can't be two simultaneously existing. >> i ran out of people who should lose their jobs over this. the principal and the mayor and the list is endless. >> the whole panel. texas. >> they have a vendetta against that mayor down there. >> she seems like an awful person. >> ahmed was known for building things. here is the part i don't get. he had shown the clock to an engineering teacher. good job. that's cool. why didn't anyone just talk to the teacher? >> he said don't show it to anybody because itpeople. so he put it in the bag and then it started beeping in english class. >> we've all been there. >> totally. whatever the beeping is. these days it is probably your

iphone because you are dwetting a text, right? >> once they had him in the principal's office and the cops were involved, why didn't someone just say -- why didn't ahmed say, hey, go get the engineering teacher. >> it was the perfect storm of everybody tripping over themselves. the timing, september 11th, one teacher tried to make it not be an issue. then you call the police. maybe you call the parents. you have a conference with the pta or the leader of whatever your group is, and then you send the kid home and have a conversation. this was something a lot bigger and that is what should concern us. >> they asked the kid what is this and he said a clock. why not get a science teacher to just come in and look at it. the science teacher can say, yeah, that's a clock. >> so the question is why did you just build a clock? were you bored over the weekend? >> it is a fairly standard thing to do. >> shame on him for bragging and bringing it in to school to brag. look what i made, a clock for

no good reason. >> got him to the white house. >> and a lot of kids just don't like to talk about the great thens they do like take "home alone". kevin never told his parents about all of the things that happened while they were gone. >> that's right. >> i don't think it is necessarily a big thing these days. we mentioned you can make a clock out of a potato. you can make stamps out of a potato. maybe he is not a genius. maybe he is making things every other kid is making. >> now he is going to mit. >> you said you wonder where his lawyers came from. it is pretty clear they were crisis ago materials and it was staged. i don't think it is a coincidence right after jade helmond ended. >> the worst part of this, nobody is reporting this. the police reported ahmed later in the day for blowing up on twitter. that just doesn't seem right. it doesn't seem fair. >> and the entire event

happened where we staged the landing on the moon. >> don't get me started. >> i am done. >> time to take a break. we debate something really important, the best tv shows when we come back.

hollywood has ranked the top 100tv shows ever, and once again "dinosaurs" was on

there. the list from hollywood reporter is based on a survey of entertainment industry insiders. coming in at number one "friends." >> really? really? >> surprisingly low at number 30 "the wire." >> what? >> i'm guessing because everyone in hollywood has to check that thing out. number 69 "entourage." that's not a joke. >> what about "the carol burnett show"? a show you couldn't make today, "all in the family." >> "all in the family" must have been there. >> it is one of the greatest sitcoms of all time. >> i mean, "friends"? >> "alf" is always over looked. >> if your favorite show was "al f" your favorite drink was paint. >> missing from the list was "the cosby show." >> how weird. >> in fact, the only mention of cosby was in an anecdote that nbc wanted to cast him as

sam in "cheers." that may have worked. the list left off comedies like "my mother the car,"" cork" and the show that gave me my start "white sanford and son." >> there it is. >> i don't know why it never caught on. >> you were so good. >> it is what the chemistry between us. >> a lot of sexual tension. >> devore, this hollywood list, what do you think was left off? >> you know what was missing was the number one tv show of all time which was "battle star gallactica." not the lorn green one. >> it was on there. from netflix? >> from sci-fi. >> i call it netflix. the new one was on there. >> i have no problem then with this list. carry on. >> look, tammy, "aly mcbeal,"" "desperate housewives"." >> they are hollywood insiders who are maybe connected with them. it was a fine show, not great.

"policewoman" was a fabulous show. "anne dickenson" that was a fabulous show. >> i loved "policewoman." >> what was it about? >> about a policewoman. >> i liked "policewoman" more than" charlie's angels" which was all the rage. >> and the star was -- they are shrugging, but it is on netflix. you can see these great shows. >> they are great shows. look, "friends"? "seinfield" should be above" friends" shouldn't it? >> i don't crair. i don't care. they were conducted from like 4,000 actors and 3,000 producers which meant they were in ubers driving around l.a. and they asked the drive did you ever do any tv? they are like, well i was on "friends". that's my favorite show. >> i think he really has a point. if you think about it, "friends" and even" seinfield" was great with the guest spots, the celebs.

"law and order" and" law and order svu" was in the 80s. and that's because most actors got their start on those shows playing dead bodies and very small parts. so they don't like those shows as much because at the time they wanted to be the murderer, but they didn't get cast as that. >> i was a bad guy on "law and order." tammy, "the cosby show"? do we have to pretend it didn't exist? it was a great show. >> it is. i don't think so necessarily. maybe it was moderately entertaining, but not when you think of the other great shows out there comparatively. and i don't think there is anything wrong with people not wanting to say that's great in the way of saying you reject the nature of what that man represents now. >> it is a much different show now, "the cosby show" because it is about cliff huxtable, rapist. when you watch it you say oh he is going into the back room to rape someone. >> it is like we have been lied to. >> you may have sold me. leave it off the list. we will close things off with

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next "red eye" anthony and camille foster. >> hillary clinton's advisors recently told the "new york times" she was going to show more humor and heart. on thursday we got a little taste of the new hrc. clinton tweeted, "heading to new hampshire and read there is an emu on the loose. seems like a story with legs." she signed it h. sadly the emu ended up trampling eight small children. they are recovering in the hospital. only kidding. the tweet was a huge success because it was hilarious. here is hillary's social media team right after posting it. >> nice job guys. this isn't the first time hillary has shown her sense of humor. take a look. >> i recently launched a snap chat account.

>> i love it. those messages disappear all by themselves. >> oboy. >> she killed, rob. she killed. unnatural, right? >> her vines are terrible. her tweets are terrible. i can't wait for her to come roller blading out and be like, yo kids, do you want go-gurt while we ollie over this ramp? >> is go-gurt cool? >> she probably thinks it is. >> i am most pleased with her plan to be more spontaneous. i don't know if she gets the irony that you can't plan to be spontaneous. >> why not? what is the block with hillary? she is getting worse. she is better when she was running with obama.

>> the programming is wrong and it will continue to degrade. that's what we are seeing. the programming has been crewed up. has been screwed up. if it is not right it will keep getting worse and worse over time. we are seeing finally the machine will crash. >> maybe they can reprogram her. defend hillary for me. >> i think she is hilarious. her tweet was fresh. it connected with the youth. her snap chat is great. i downloaded it on my phone. >> i can't wait to vote for hillary clinton in november. >> that's great. >> what do you think? can she be advised out of this? what do you do? >> i mean it is really tough for female comics. it is hard to be taken seriously. are they pretty? are they not pretty? stop looking at me and just listen and laugh.

female comics are dealing with that problem and then there is hillary who has many problems. >> special thanks to joanne nosuchunsky and tom devore. that's it for me. i will see you next time.

>> that's so nice. who rose and who froze in the second gop debate? the top tier is trying to capitalize why others are trying to make it to next month's debate stage. this is "special report." good evening welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. the gop presidential candidates are back on the campaign trail today. after battling it out on stage during last night's second primetime debate. chief political correspondent carl cameron with how the candidates went toe to toe with donald trump are trying to capitalize on that today. >> the day after the second debate was about cleanup and