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in the northern forces. the taliban seized the strategic city in a surprise attack. american warplanes are backing soldiers in their fight. but more airstrikes are unlikely because the taliban are now positioned in civilian thaibs. neighborhoods. the tropical storm is expected to become a hurricane by later today. they tell us the storm currently centered around 360 miles east of the northwestern bahamas. it was maximum speeds of 70 miles per hour. i'm kelly wright. now back to "red eye." welcome to "red eye." hello, everyone. i'm tom shillue. let's check in with andy levy. >> i'm assuming today was your favorite day of the year?

>> you mean because it it was national coffee day? >> yes. i bet you were running back and forth between dunkin' donuts and wawa getting your free drugs. >> i did notice starbucks was not giving anything away jie. they donated 70 cents to every coffee bag sold. they are trying to help with an aging coffee bean tree and the fact they can't produce enough product to satisfy your raging addiction. >> i don't get most of my coffee because i press my own. and in fact i brought in my aero press and will show everybody how it is done. >> if that won't keep viewers tuned in, i don't know what will. let's welcome our guests. she is the one jedi i hope plays mind tricks on me. i am here with jedediah bila. it is bad luck to tell a theater person good luck, so instead i will say mcbeth. michael reidle. she is a self-proclaimed news junky. that means she shoots the "new

york times" directly into her vein. jessica tarlov. and he is number one in my book unless there is dogs around in my book and then he is number two. it is tom codder. let's start the show. bernie sanders is killing it with college kids. a new poll shows among the younger generation, the snowy-haired socialist is tied with hillary clinton in favor built and he is considered more honest and trustworthy. but why do these young, youth love this burn dog so much sph one supporter says he is not making compromises in his vision which seems like candidates like hillary are doing. that could be it. or maybe because he throws the most bitchin keggers on campus. but i have a different theory. bernie sanders is santa claus. many people know what i found

out the hard way. when you go to college santa claus stops visiting. but you still need to believe in something. tas why you fill the santa-shaped hole in your heart with a different old white man who promises to give everyone free stuff. sure, when you graduate, you realize that someone has to pay for all of that stuff and the rich kids do deserve more because they work hard and putting your trust in an eccentric old man from up north was a foolish childhood dream. but wasn't it a nice dream while it lasted? >> wow, tom. deep. >> i was leaving you room to -- >> talk about socialist. i will look at her. >> you are probably on the bernie band wagon. >> i am not. i appreciate those who feel the burn, but i am all in for my gal hillary jie. are you not on the bernie band wagon, but are you playing lead in the the wagon that is going down with the ship that is going to hit the hillary iceberg? >> i don't understand what you

are trying to say. >> i totally followed that. >> so did i. >> jed do you dye yaw, you are not capable of speaking because it made so much sense. >> it resonated with me like bernie sanders resonates with the college students. i like bernie sanders. i don't agree with anything he has to say. this is a guy who actual looy believes what he tells you. this is a guy who probably would give everyone a unicorn and a pot of gold at the end of rainbow. he probably will manage to do that with our tax dollars. >> he is the reverse santa claus. he will come into your house if you are a rich person and take things from you to redistribute them to the poor people out there. >> wait a minute. like the grinch. he is like a christmas grinch. >> he is a spoacial -- socialist leftist marxist grinch. >> and he is charming. the university of chicago was to be my college des thee. i -- destiny.

i remember visiting and thinking this is the place for pea. the fact that bernie sanders makes me like him more. the fact that he has this intellectual thing, and then the quirk. all university of check chick have this funk -- university of chicago people have a quirk to them and it makes complete sense. >> that is one of the last of right wing conservativeness. that's where allen bloom who wrote the closing of "the american mind" taught. it is supposed to be a right wing place and these kids, these ignorant, left wing leaning idiots are cheering bernie sanders. >> maybe it is ironic to like him. >> those people you mentioned were liberal in college and then were conservative. >> i was quite liberal in college until i read "free to choose" by milton freedman and his wife. god bless her. >> one of the best books of

all time. >> you read in clemg? in college? >> it was a book that can change minds. >> well, what think you of this? >> first of all i am an elf so i took offense to your santa claus. >> look at this. >> he lives in a tree and gives out cookies. >> i do. i make cookies in a tree. >> they are not jacking pea up today. bernie is attracting the young people. they think bernie sanders is a running back that used to play in the nfl so we are confused. the young people dig him, so god bless him. >> it is a certain type of guy. it is that long-haired and old cantankerous liberal they love. >> it is super sexy. >> they are wearing their cheap rivera t-shirts at the rallies. >> he is talking of a utopia where everyone can have what they wants and raise the

minimum wage to $15 and do all of these great things. the problem is when you are in college you don't say wait a minute, who will pay for that? you don't think about those things. you you think we will all have this great stuff. >> college debt is out of control, $1.6 trillion. so people are thinking about it, but your utopia point is perfect. you are living in utopia yourself. there is always a cafeteria open and a party to go to and some girl who will sleep with you no matter how unattractive you are. >> all of the kids you know what they want? their student loans for given. they want to go to college for four years and not pay for anything. >> the one thing you did think about paying back college you wouldn't sleep at night. so it does help. >> who do they learn from? you make the best point, tom, but professors, they sit and listen to professors. a lot of these young girls

have crushes on their professors. i was one of them. bernie sanders looks like a college professor and talks like a college professor. none of his policies work in the real world, but they are intrigued and familiar and that's what education looks like to them. that's what their professors sound like. >> and if you heard his album he sings like a college professor. we have to move on. robots are not taking our jobs. people who talk like robots are. a new york city health department worker has been disciplined for talking in a robotic voice again. in 2014 ronald dillon received a 20-day suspension for repeatedly answering his phone sounding like siri. and now a city judge ruled he should be suspended for 30 days for pulling the stunt again. dnainfo.com obtained the audio. >> you have reached the help desk. this is mr. dillon. how may i help you? >> hi, we can't get the

projector to see the computer as the source. >> the projector doesn't see the computer? >> right. >> we send it over to the techs who handle the conference rooms. >> he becomes human after a little bit of time. >> dillon has reportedly worked at the health department since 1976 and holds a degree in math met particulars and an mba. i see where this is going. for a longtime he was a project manager, but he was moved to customer service. the judge said, quote, what was apparent from his rambling explanation is he felt his skills and education to be superior to the requirements of his current job. let's listen to another one of dillon's calls. >> just let me explain. i bought a laptop from you, and basically i'm turning it on and it starts to boot up, boots up windows xp and then just turns off. >> you are obviously of a very primitive design. >> the ac adapter is plugged in and hooked up and the battery is installed

correctly. >> in comparison to myself, you are very ignorant. >> i am not -- as far as i know i am not doing anything wrong. >> as always, i am superior to you. >> are you not listening to me. please, it is under warranty. >> you know what is happening? the robinsons prefer pea. >> i don't see what that has to do with anything. is there a manager there? i want to speak to him now. >> are you even more stupid than i tiers computed. than i first computed. i am armed with not only superior mental powers, but superior weapons. nothing can stop me. [dial tone]. >> robinsons prefer me. that may have been a robot from "lost in space." he is one of our favorites to use. should this man be punished? the man is sad because he is not getting to do a job that challenges him. >> he should have been fired the first time he misbehaved, but he is a union member, i'm

sure. i'm sure he is a civil servant who is protected by his union so instead of firing him they give him these endless success speptions. endless suspensions. >> that's it. we have civil servants who can't be fired. >> it is the equivalent of the old union workers who were throwing wrenches in the works at the gm plants. >> it is exactly the same thing. we got rid of every union in the country. >> i think he should be fired. he should absolutely be fired. to your point yesterday for sport we looked at the coburn waste report from 2014 and we were paying $19 million a year federally to keep people on suspension with their pay. we can fire more people. we don't need to fire everyone. unions serve a purpose. i know they need to be scaled back, but we can get it done. hillary clinton is very balanced about unions.

>> so this is good. we are making progress. jessica thinks we should fire the rubber room employees that are draining the system. >> jessica did not say that. >> i swear i heard that. >> my issue with this, first i like the guy. i am a comedian and it is funny he did that. 30 days suspended without pay. p by that logic for talking like a robot al gore should be serving a life sentence. i just think it is funny. every time i call customer service i have to listen to a guy named bob from india. i would rather listen to an american robot. >> it is above bureaucracy. >> how did you not do this segment in robot voice? i was fully anticipating the terminator and instead we got you. >> we had the "lost in space" robot. i wanted to save it for that. >> that's a great variety. >> look, it is christmastime for andy, yes. and it edward snowden has

joined twitter. his first tweet, can you hear me now? he had 400,000 followers and growing and engaged in unbelievably annoying conversation with an astro physicist who wrote, "many call you hero and other traitors. whatever else you are, you are a geek to me. what do you say to those labels? snowden said, hero? traitor? i am just a citizen with a voice. oh come on. so far the villainous traitor only follows the nsa. i wonder if they follow him back. i doubt it. we are concerned she too at home on twitter. look at how he jumped into the at midnight hash tag for the teams. the moscow expatriots, # new nfl team. looks like somebody misses america. and then there is this, surprise tweet which i think is his best so far, never was a huge andy levy fan.

glad tom shillue is the host of "red eye." go to hell, andy levy. that will break somebody's heart. jedediah, governor pataki said he should be banned from twitter. do you agree with that? >> he shouldn't be banned. i find him terribly unlikeable. he is a total coward. i do think some of the things he exposed about theth sa were legitimate and we should be aware and i have privacy concerns. this guy is all ego all the time. i am waiting for the day when he follows two people and you know one is andy. we all have to get together and somehow manage to make that happen so he is following the nsa and andyhen my life is complete. it can't be that hard. andy is his biggest fan. >> i know. they are birds of a feather. jessica, i think jedediah is right. i don't like the guy. i don't think he broke laws and i don't think he is standing up.

>> i feel that way as well. i feel like what he did is useful. what we needed to know is what was going on. there are laws that he broke and he should come back here and stand trial. the fact that he is hanging in russia really annoys me. >> russia is -- >> russia is really bad. >> who goes to moscow in the name of free speech? it makes no sense at all. >> have i been trying to get in touch with him. there are two others that are too dirty. i just -- god, he is such a scum bag and a tattle turd. i don't like him. i am glad he is stuck in moscow now of the. >> moscow is too good for him. >> you know somebody will hack it to get back at him. and the cia will have anthony wiener's face on his body in a week. and it will be hysterical. >> i don't know if they can

hack his twitter. they are not taking down the account and they said welcome to twitter. >> moscow is too good. he should be in a labor camp in siberia. if you want to be a whistleblower and i agree that what he told us we have a right to know. but if you are a whistleblower you accept the consequences of your actions which he did not do. he scrambled away into the arms of putin. >> who ever accepts their fate, these whistleblowers, who does that? >> they should. that's when you are a hero. that's when you are a martyr. that's what a proper whistleblower does. he is a coward. >> you think he did wrong things, but you say they are good things. i don't understand. >> what he did was i illegal. >> but some of what was exposed in the process, i mean about privacy violations on regular citizens, i think he caused that issue to be looked at closely so we don't just blindly say everything the nsa does in the name of security is good. you can't just spy on individual citizens without warrants and things of that nature. >> but he also let people know

the names and addresses of people whose lives are now threatened. >> that's why he is a jerk. >> that's why he is a traitor and a benedict arnold. >> time will ail those -- will heal those wounds. he will be feeted on the finest salons on the upper west side. >> we gotta go. when we come back, there is a first time for everything. stick around.

if you watched "the voice" you got to hear some sweet harmonies.

look. ♪ i have loved you like a baby ♪ ♪ and i have loved you like >> seven bridges road. it is beautiful. after the song was over came the real surprise. >> are you guys a couple? >> yes. >> are you married? >> not yet. one day. >> all right. >> no way! are you serious? >> i tanned it -- i found it exciting and romantic. >> then i opened up the morning after blog to this

headline and the couple doubled down on the desperate grab for a brief bit of fame. the article was brief. it said no don't do [bleep] like this. i expected a spirited defense of romance from the site's commenters. they were even less kind. look, i give this relationship under 10 years. these are the types of people who should be denied marriage licenses. that supposedly random question about being a couple and are you married wreaks of a set up, don't it? why so cynical, america? can't people get engaged during unscripted television competitions anymore? >> michael, you also -- i heard you muttering set up. >> they are two no talented oafs and the only way to stay in the limelight was a fake and a set up and the judges

are going along with it too. >> i can smell phony balogna right down to the paper clips. >> you said to stay in the spotlight. they had only been in the spotlight for two and a half minutes. >> two and a half minutes too long. their song was awful and they were terrible. >> i liked them. jedediah, you will agree. being a romantic wasn't this beautiful? >> this is not romantic. this is a show for everyone else. you know what romantic is? take me in front of a fireplace and have no one around and put a ring pop on my finger and make it intimate. this is not intimacy. how can i do something big and amazing to prove to the rest of the world. this is like the people who write your name in the sky. they are the worst kind of people. >> you with your fireplaces. if you are in front of the fireplaces as you claim you would have third-degree burns. >> long walks on the beach. >> candlelight bridges. >> i like to look at sunsets,

but only with the man i love. not with an audience full of strangers. >> tom, they are entertainers. you are married to an entertainer. >> i am. >> so you are both in show business. did you do anything snazzy for your proposal? >> no, she proposed to me. i knew she was taking it serious. i want to be first to this couple welcome to hell. i also want to say that, you know, i just think it is too cheesy to do it on that show. i wish it were a different show and howard stern could have hit his x button and -- >> that would have been amazing. >> if you listen to the video you can hear blake shelton go good luck with that relationship in the public eye. >> he seemed -- he was ready to marry them. jessica, please, now you are a liberal. you obviously have -- >> i have a bleeding heart. >> i think your heart is bleeding for these two people. >> no. it is ridiculous. i don't enjoy that show.

just as a baseline i would like to say i don't enjoy the voice. >> american idol, is that your game? >> no, none of them actually. what i want to bring up is this feels like the trump effect. i will bring it back to thens i don't like. this is -- back to things i don't like. this is about the celebrity culture and everything for show and everything is staged. it is disingeneral wise. they look happy and the family was so excited. >> fantastic. >> it is just wrong that we are, a, beaming in on these private moments. i mean, i guess they invited us obviously. but it could be that this seems normal to people. that is an exciting story to tell your kids. remember the time that you turned me into a publicity stunt and we lived happily ever after? >> they are in show business. are we missing something here? >> they are trying to become

america's favorite singing couple. >> they could feel they were losing the judges so they did something desperate to try to win people back by the proposal. >> i think it was a real proposal. i think they love each other, but i don't think that's the way to go. i mean would you propose to your wife at a comedy show and be on stage and have her come up -- now if you did that i apologize. >> i would never do that. >> yes, and she turned you down. >> i am more of a private guy, but i facilitated many marriage proposals. to this day people say i see you on "red eye" and they also say, you know, you brought us up on stage and i proposed to my wife and i whiff never forget it and -- to my wife and i never forget it. >> and they say i have custody of the children. >> all of the couples i brought together on stage are still -- >> they have restraining orders. coming up, time is an

illusion. half time with andy levy is next. stay tuned.

live from america's news headquarters is kelly wright. good morning. c congress set to extend funding through the fall. now looks to avoid the threat.

mitch mcconnell and john boehner have contacted the white house about budget talks. mcconnell was hopeful they can start soon. lawmakers want to negotiate a long-term budget solution. one spaning the next two years. meantime president obama and raul castro is meeting at the united nations. they are working to normalize the relations following the cold war era. cuba's foreign minister believes removing the decade long trade embargo is a vital step. he said it will be lifted with time. >> as these contacts yield progress they will inevitably lift. an embargo that may not be in place anymore. >> earlier this year the u.s. reopened its cuban embassy in havana. a new report shows the u.s. is struggling to defeat the terrorism threat here at home. since 2011 about 250 americans

have fled the u.s. to join the terror groups like isis. even more alarming, some of them have successfully made it back into the country. there is no information on those who have snuck back into the u.s. the report slams the white house claiming it lacks the strategy to prevent this. an nsa whistleblower edward snowden is on twitter. the former cia contractor's first quote "can you hear me now." he is using the site to mock the u.s. his bio reads "i used to work for the government. now i work for the public" he has 850,000 followers, but only tracking the nsa. in 2013 he fled to moscow after leaking u.s. secrets. i'm kelly quite. here is "red eye." welcome back. time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from andy levy. aero, tom. pressworking? >> i am just pouring in the hot water and we will let it

brew for 60 seconds and i will push the plunger down. >> keep us posted. >> okay. >> jessica, you said you are not on the bernie ban wagon. it is rare wouldn't you agree that college kids can support an actual socialist instead of the quasi socialists? >> he is a socialist. that's what he calls himself. he is par for the course with the way the party is moving. liz bet warren wouldn't be anymore to the right. >> but hillary clinton would. >> to the right? she will be successful middle ground candidate. she is going come back -- >> here comes the talking point. >> i don't use talking points. it is my own hillary flare. >> flare? >> step ford wife candidate. >> along those lines with

college kids he is tied in favor built. >> i was surprised at that. her favor builts were -- what are they 48? >> i have no idea. the fact they are not zero. >> jedediah, you like bernie sanders because he is a real guy who believes what he tells people. you know who else is a real guy who believes what he tells people? >> who? >> ron paul. >> i wish i was still on snowden with you. >> the punch line was hitler. >> i just think regan when i think -- reagan when i think stuff like that. >> you said university of chicago is one of the last fash -- facist universities. >> yes. >> they are you all raving about bernie sanders. >> jessica you said college is a utopia and you listed a bunch of reasons including there is a girl who is willing

to sleep with you no matter how unattractive she is. >> i said -- how unattractive you are. >> that's what i was checking. >> the girl is probably really ugly too, but she will still do it with you. >> i thought you were going to say you are, but you said she is. >> i'm sorry. >> it might be my fault. new york city health department employee disciplined for using the robotic voice. glad they don't have the policy here. tom, you brought up that the judge said what was apparent from his rambling explanation was he felt his skills and education to be inferior to his job. he is not able to do the job he wants. so get a new job? >> i know. i guess he keeps thinking -- >> i mean you. >> try this coffee. >> how is that? >> delicious. >> happy national coffee day to you. in like two days it is international coffee day.

>> have i some beans at home. they are south american beans just for that purpose. >> it is choc full of nuts. >> you said we should fire this guy and every other union worker. >> this is amazing. all are slight fabrications to make me seem like a crazier left wing nut, but that's fine. carry on. >> you would rather talk to an american robot or a guy in india. the problem is they are just jobs that american robots won't do. >> snowden joins twitter. >> the first time i have seen you smile that big in a longtime. >> in the eight years i have done this show. >> jessica you think snowden should come back and stand trial. do you want to try it under the espionage act? he can't defend himself saying

why he did what he did? that's what it will be. >> i understand that and i think he should come back and be tried and not say what he -- not say he did what he did. >> seems fair. who goes to moscow in the name of free speech? >> bingo. >> although it is not free speech. it is hilarious. literally all of you said are you glad snowden exposed the stuff he did and then you completely trashed him. >> there is something about him that is so cowardly about the process and it seems ego driven. >> i completely agree he has an ego. i don't understand the cowardly part. i get that you wish he could come back and stand trial. >> does president that ruin -- doesn't that ruin his whole argument? >> it is not like russia was

his first choice. he gave up his entire life to do what he did. that's not cowardly. >> i don't know if he gave up his entire life. he was quite famous. >> he was revered by the likes of andy levy. >> and i bet he is being paid by putin. >> what did you think of glen green walled -- greenwald. well if he has more twitter followers than you. >> i retweeted pataki. he did not let anyone know the names and addresses of anyone else. >> i just think he is a communist. >> have i a snowden voodoo doll. >> here is where i don't agree with you. it violates the sank tau tee of a reality television program. >> if you are a pure us -- i

would not -- in fact i would not bake a wedding cake for anyone who did what they did. >> i have agree with you about it being a set up. the judges were in on it. maybe the woman wasn't -- maybe -- >> i think they were all in on it. they did it for ratings and attention. >> two of the judges on "the voice" went through divorces. gwen stefoni with miranda lambert. >> it is a more interesting pairing you just made. >> it is a good point. >> jessica, you said this is the trump effect. i disagree. i think trump is a symptom and not the disease. >> as long as it is negative to trump. >> if i am saying it, it is negative about trump. >> awesome. >> and lastly, you mentioned blake shelton seemed ready to marry the couple. my friend brad is a huge fan of "the voice" and i texted him what he thought about this

and he replied, quote, it would have been better if blake stepped up and officiated, but that was too much. getting engaged on national tv is okay, but apparently getting married is one step too far for these people. >> they don't want to make a skeptical out of it. >> respect their privacy. i am done. >> thank you, andy. time to take a break. more stories when we come back. now here is what is happening on the next kennedy. >> on the next kennedy, tom shillue. napolitano and carrottop. 8:00 p.m. eastern and 5:00 pacific on fbn.

sphie finally -- -- finally a story that won't make you cry. it was started by real adults and not tom hanks in big unveiled a list of finalists. the finalists which range from the specific to the incredibly broad are as follows. super soakers, teenage mutant ninja turtles and coloring book and whiffle ball, twister, spinning tops, scooters, american girl dolls, janga and puppets. who can forget those useful idle days in the summer playing playing with puppets. the toy hall of fame neglected the hottest toy.

look at that. hours of fun. order them on-line before christmas. special thanks to twitter fans. look, jedediah, did they miss any good toys? >> i didn't have a lot of toys. i had a lot of cabbage patch kids. i had a lot of cabbage patch kids. and it was the evolution of the cloth face and the plastic face and the cabbage patch that smelled like a real baby. >> did your parents murder somebody? they were so hard to get. >> and then the toy that was a bicycle seat and not attached to a bicycle and you put your feet on the thing and went -- >> i don't know if that is a toy, jedediah. >> they put a coloring book in it. and puppet. isn't that like starting an art hall of fame and putting painting? >> a coloring book is

offensive to blind children. if american doll is offensive to other children. most of these toys by the way are made in china. the other thing is they won't allow pete rose in because he bet on whiffle ball years ago. >> that's amazing. whiffle ball which is just being nominated now which i think is strange. past winners, michael. gi joe, frisbie, view master, riew bibbings -- rubik's cube and easy bake oven. which should make it? >> battleship. >> i loved it as a kid. i wanted to put in a good word for remember the earthquake tower? you would push the button and it started to rock and shake. when you took the pin out it would collapse. >> of course. >> hours of fun and destruction. >> george kennedy was in the top floor. >> what about hungry, hungry hipo? remember that? >> i don't know if that is in the hall of fame.

>> and the 6 million dollar man doll? >> and twister is also in the national sex toy hall of fame. >> that was an interesting time to play twister at the junior high parties when you were discovering things. >> i am actually still internationally laughing at what you said 3w* jedediah. i also wonder why we are not talking about barbie. >> i'm sure barbie is in there. >> i think they are important and all the girls and boys should play with it. we are going gender neutral. >> no boys should play with barbie. what nonsense is that? >> so they understand women. >> what about the body issues? do you think barbie's waist is too small? >> way too small. >> so you do have a problem with barbie. >> it is an evolution. the toys grow and adapt outward in the waist. >> is this pregnant barbie. >> i'm sure barbie will get

pregnant one day. >> gi joe, no penis. >> that's true. gi was groin incomplete. >> i think it is all flat there. >> he had the real hair on the chin though. >> he did. >> we will close things out with a bedtime story.

matthew mcconaghey's older brother rooster named his son now nine years old miller lite after his favorite beer. that's light, l-y-t-e. >> you are carry around the miller lite with everybody and you have a kid and now that is a felony. i can take miller lite to church and it did. >> and miller is 9 now? >> yes. >> has he said dad why did you name me after your favorite beer? >> people say are you thaimed after the beer and he said no they named the beer after me. >> amazing. >> the miller corporation found out about young miller lyte and they rewarded rooster with a year supply of beer. meanwhile, i named my eldest

dare scrubbing bubbles and still have to play for my own bathroom cleaner like a sucker. you told me you are planning to name your next kid guinness. >> no jgar meister. >> i am amazed he is not the biggest d-bag in the family. he makes billy carter looks legit. >> wait, doesn't he remind you of the matthew mcconaghey of the future? >> no. >> i think he will be just like that in 10 years. >> i hope not. >> he seems charming. >> what about the brother? >> the brother is cool. he is a real dude. i think that would be matthew mcconaghey if he didn't have to survive. >> he is like bernie sanders. >> that's adorable, miller lyte. i tried 20* -- i tried all day to come up with names that could get me something free. this guy is brilliant. >> i don't like children and i

will never have them children. i would name them martini and rossi. >> you are an optimist all the way around. >> ♪ spread sunshine wherever i go ♪ >> this guy is having fun. i'm sure when he takes the kid to church he will call him miller because his middle name is lyte. you can leave that off in formal locations. >> growing up i knew a family they had a daughter -- well i should say first the mom's name is debonaire and she was married to rob morrow and they named their daughter two. she was two morrow. she would say hi i am two morrow. she went by sophie when she realized her parents were crack pots. >> did she have red hair and have a dog and was an orphan? >> why do celebrities name their kids north and northwest. >> you are asking me? my thaim is jed do dye -- my name is jedediah. how can i pick on a name like

miller lyte? have i no right to speak on anybody's names. >> thank you to jedediah bila and tom codder. that does it for me. i'm tom shillue. i'll see you next time.

"special report" is next. this is a fox news alert. i'm brett baier. the largest global coming vernv of jihadists in history. how the global task force describes the foreign fighters into circumstancia and iraq in recent months, the task force of republicans and democrats determine the u.s. a is losing the battle to stop american from traveling overseas to join isis. the reports finds in the last seven months, 6,000 have joined isis. thousands from europe and more than 250 are americans. house homeland security committee chairman said today