yet but heading that way. >> tomorrow night israeli prime minister ben it has been a difficult day and we have a great pam to discuss some of the more interesting stories of the day. mike baker and remi spencer and joanne nosuchunsky. we will talk about hillary's e-mail and huckabee's new ad and how to be a modern man. first a news break. >> this is a fox news alert. i'm patricia stark. a gunman killing nine people in roseburg, oregon before dyeing in a shootout with police. seven others are injured. the suspected it gunman has been identified as 26-year-old

chris harper mercer. his father had this to say. >> i don't answer any questions and i don't want to answer any questions. obvious looy it has been a deaf -- obviously it has been a devastating day for me and my family. i know you are here to do your job and we ask you to respect our privacy. >> we are sorry for your loss. >> shocked. shocked is all i can say. >> police are still searching for a motive, but students have been saying he asked people if they were christians before shooting them. hurricane joaquin strengthening into a dangerous category 4 storm. it is lashing the eastern bahamas and it could grow stronger before it heads up the u.s. east coast. the area could see heavy rain, but it is expected to be spared a direct landfall. sphie a fiery crash in -- a fiery crash in afghanistan . 11 people are dead after a

c-130 went down in jalalabad. six u.s. members were manning the plane. the others were passengers on board. a military investigation is underway. and a man is lucky to be alive after his truck was swallowed by a giant sinkhole. it happened in south carolina. the man's truck was swept away. he got out and held on to a tree before being saved. i'm patricia stark, and now back to "red eye." go to fox news.com. are you watching the most powerful name in news. fox fox newschannel. welcome to "red eye." hello, everyone. i'm tom shillue. let's welcome our guests. her miss usa talent was saying the alphabet backwards, joanne

nosuchunsky. he dwraj waited from brown university -- graduated from brown university, great. another dumb comic. matt goldich. i don't know if she will win her case, but she has lots of appeal, remi spencer. and he is like james bond if james bond had a license to make nrdy charts. cia operative and current president of diligence, mike baker. let's start the show. >> a republican political ad is like a strip club. they are both geared toward the rich old white guys. now that was a strip club analogy that worked. perhaps you preferred a weirder one that makes sense. take it away huckabee. >> washington, it is a strip club. and the working class gets stuck with the tab.

americans are tired of it. they are tired of corrupt washington elites. let's burn down the machine and rebuild this country. no more leading from behind. no more losing. it is time for america to win again. >> the weird thing is huck caw boo -- huckabee didn't stop there. he kept making ads. >> dc is a who whore house and congress is the pimps. the lobbyists are the johns and the people in nebraska are stuck putting money in an envelope. >> americans are tired of it. >> and another. >> washington is a meth lab. the political elite make the meth. voters eat the meth. and this lady keeps staring off the porch. >> americans are tired of it.

>> they are tired of that woman staring off the porch. >> they are very tired. she does it well though. >> she does. >> now you worked in dc. you probably frequented strip clubs. is it like a strip club this. >> that's exactly what governor huckabee says. i couldn't agree more. i think the world of governor huckabee, i do. but it is an unusual ad. it is obviously pandering in a sense and throwing red meat to attract the voters. i don't really agree. i am tired of the whole concept. burn down washington. how about we back off that and the screaming at each other and let's talk about the art of negotiation and the art of compromise and accomplishing something. the actual real job exists somewhere in the middle. i know the polar opposites are taking a lot of time screaming at each other, but good god i am tired of it. i would like to see us figure out a way to get people in washington who are willing to find that middle so we can get

crap done. >> find the middle. >> i know! >> this is not what is happening in politics. >> i would vote for mike. mike baker for president. he has my vote. >> now people are angry. you have to feed the anger. >> that's exactly what mike is saying. that's the problem. if we just focus on the extremes of either side we never accomplish anything. we are always at a gridlock of the there is no advancement and there is no progress. every republican and every democrat that was successful in the office of the presidency understood the need to compromise. in today's day and age where there is a free flow of information and everybody has access to little bits it is unfortunate i think that the politicians are sort of playing to that. just a little bit. just the sound byte. if you scare them they will like us. >> does it work? does this analogy work? >> i don't know.

it might be working. governor huckabee, anyone who knows governor huckabee knows he is a remarkable person. he is kind and smart and graceful and professional. that's not the way i would describe this ad. and yet this ad will get him traction. this ad will get him a bump in the polls. people will talk about him for better or worse. >> i don't believe he has ever seen the inside of a strip club. >> how did this ad get approved? >> there would never be dollar bills left on the floor of the strip club. >> they left them crumpled up sitting there. >> the voiceover guy in your fake ads was way beer -- way better than the voiceover guy in mike huck caw booy's ad. huckabee's ad. >> i think i should do it for santorum or somebody. i can do a better job. >> they they'd the work out there. i don't understand the analogy. you have strippers strippers and then you have the people in the strip club.

but then huckabee said the average americans end up paying for it all. is there a third payer in the strip club scenario? >> and we should burn down a strip club with people in it. >> i never found anybody to pay my strip club tab. >> he says the working class pays the bill. usually when they have a bill to pay they work at the strip club. >> a single mom goes striping. >> pg-13. >> she can be a welder. do you think the ad worked? >> i am usually a fan of analogy, but to use this one was not the bees idea. lately we have had government workers who have been spending all of their time and our tax dollars watching porn at work. we have had government employees who have been hiring strippers and we foot the bill

for that. hookers on location -- >> the hooker camps. >> maybe you don't want to be skirting that analogy there because it is getting us thinking like oh we can't trust anyone in politics. >> well, i think the analogy was a little tortured. but maybe he should take our ad ads, the ones we made. >> maybe he likes torture. >> 6,000 more hillary clinton state department e-mails have been released and we know which brand of hummus she likes. then secretary of state writes, i love sabra hummus, whatever that means. clinton says she is aware of google, but has not mastered it yet. she writes to staffers can you write the npr stations i can hear. i lost the wync signal halfway down and i can't figure out from google what the next

stations are. then she asked did any of you get this? she wants terry gross, come on. we also learned clinton doesn't know what fu bar means. a staffer explained fu bar is unprintable on e-mail. it ordinarily nateed in the u.s. army during world war ii and it means fun uncles buy a round. >> no it does not. >> i think it does. >> it means [bleep] up beyond all recognition. the viewers need to know that. >> i didn't know what itment. i really didn't know what it meant. >> it means things all head south. >> i you didn't have a fun uncle. >> exactly. >> i saw the way he was staring at you. >> you use the term all the time, the more course version you described? >> sure. it is eloquent and it says

exactly what the situation is. it cuts to the point. you know what i think is the most interesting thing about the release of hillary clinton's e-mails is every month she is dogged by that photo of her sitting with her sunglasses on and staring at her blackberry. that photo keeps resurfacing. >> i bet she likes that one. she probably thinks she looks cool in it. why do you think she was wearing the shades in the first place? what did you learn from this latest batch of e-mails? >> that we will learn from the e-mails forever. the e-mails will be coming up and coming up. and maybe they should. i'm a little tired of the e-mails. i think she may or may not have committed violations of our federal laws, civil or criminal. it seems like she did, but the public does not know enough to make that determination and she has not been charged with anything. it is a classic example of it is not the crime, it is the cover up.

or it is not the cover up, it is the crime. the way she has handled herself and the way she presented this to the public and how she explained hr behavior and her actions -- explained her behavior and her actions does not go with any reasonable person. as the numbers sliped this is the reason why. >> she is sounding more like a prosecutor than a defense attorney. what do you think of the e-mails? >> i will tell you what is fubar is anyone would prefer sabar hummus to tribe. i will take a strong stand on that. i am ready to vote for bernie sanders if he would just come out and support the right hummus brand. i feel like he is a guy who knows his way around a middle eastern platter. he is -- hillary is way off to prefer sabre. >> what do you think, joanne? all of these boring e-mails will cover up all of the

exciting ones. >> there is a very revealing one in there and almost makes me like hillary. she loves the music man. i said several times if she went to iowa and got on top of a pool table and sang "trouble" from" the music man." in one of her e-mails she said we have trouble with a capital t in river city. when i saw this i had no one to share how excited i was. i'm telling you now this is amazing. >> can't you just call up andy levy? >> i mean i could, but he is too busy watching and you can't talk during the movie. >> barbershop quartet in "the music man." >> there is no sin in sincere and where is the good in goodbye? hackers tried to get that clinton's e-mails by sending several that were fake parking tickets that had a link in

them. you can see them. she didn't fall for it. she is too sharp that way. nobody handles classified information or cyber security issues better than hillary clinton. the idea that the russians didn't have access to that or the chinese is insane. it is almost stupid to think they didn't already get into the system as to think the chinese government is now sincere in the agreements they made with president obama not to engage in economic espionage. as far as i'm concerned they are not talking about it, but they already know. it is like the snowden material. the chinese and the russians have it. >> it doesn't matter what was in the e-mail. it is the fact that it was out there and she was hackable. she is guilty, right? >> yes. you are absolutely right. having a private server and keeping such information when she holds such a high position

could easily be hacked into. everybody these knows that there is nothing secure about the inter thet. internet. i don't trust the sowfer and the protections and we have to be careful about what we put on-line. it doesn't seem like her system was as safe as it should have been. >> i spent a longtime dealing with very confidential, classified information. if i had handled my responsibilities with class tied information the way hillary clinton has and that has been demonstrated at this point, i would have done time. look at david petraeus. how does she skate given what they did with petraeus and others? it doesn't matter if it is marked classified. signed your paperwork and you have an oath that you will protect classified information. she is very bright. she is not an idiot. she knows exactly what she was

doing she believes she is above it all. >> how many people that you had conversations with did you have to murder? >> is this just among ourselves? between you and me? >> a ballpark figure. >> hillary may be this trouble because al gore is definitely running for president. watch? >> are you considering running for president? >> i am a recovering politician. i said that before, but it is still true. the longer i go without a relapse the less likely there will be one. the answer in the form of that saying i'm a recovering politician is really as close to the reality of my situation as i can tell you. >> matt, how al gore is al gore? >> he wouldn't get the e-mail trouble because he invented

the internet. you would think he knows his way around. it is tv. you have to kill time. >> did we remember why we loved him so much? those long answers he gives. maybe he should get back in. >> not really saying anything and saying it well is a good talent to have. >> joanne, you don't remember but he was the vice president of the united states. >> yeah. he though is one of those who has aged kind of well. >> he doesn't look a lot different. >> he could have looked a lot worse. stress doesn't affect him. maybe he doesn't get stressed. >> he went through a rough patch after losing the election. he put on a few pounds and grew the beard and then he got the movie, "inconvenient truth" and then he was back in the saddle. coming up, how do you become the ideal modern man?

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a modern man, consult the men's style section of the "new york times." being the paper of record you can expect some pretty sound advice. tuesday's edition listed 2 sigh sigh -- 27 ways to be a modern man such as the modern man buys fresh flowers more to surprise his wife than to say he's sorry. i'm good with that one. before the modern man heads off to bed he makes sure his phone is charging for the night. i do that as well. two for two. when -- he doesn't have to ask his sister for the size and

knows which brand runs big or small. i don't know they man who ever bought a shoe for his wife. the modern man is consider rat. he won't munch down a mouthful of popcorn. he waits for ruckus. popcorn? ruckus? the modern man checks the status of his irish spring board going in for a wash. too small and it is swapped out. and the modern man smells like 1979. the modern man has all of the films on blue ray. you lost me at irish spring. the modern man cries, cries often. i think someone at the "new york times" was crying over his column deadline which is fine and very modern. >> baker, are you a modern man according to the "new york times"? >> you know what, i did hit on one of those, one christmas not long ago it was an all faragamo shoe christmas.

>> you bought shoes ? >> i bought for my wife and she is the world's best person ever. i thought she wouldn't buy them for herself. i was walking and i thought that's what i'm going to do,. >> what did you do about the size issue? >> i had to ask. fair go, i asked the nanny to check the shoe closet. >> there you go. >> the nanny, that's it. the modern man asks -- -- >> and the fact my wife has a shoe closet. buy flowers for your girlfriend or spouse as often as you possibly can. this whole thing about a modern man cries and wears a man bun or whatever. be a dude, but be consider at and kind and focus on your family. be the best person you can be. it does president -- it doesn't change. being a good person. go what you are supposed to do.

>> it is the little spoon and he needs an emotional and physical feel. >> i am 39 years old and proud of it. >> and look fantastic. >> thank you. >> i think i am the only one on the panel who is not married or in a serious relationship. i may be wrong, but whatever. the point is i date and i think this list probably captures what most of the modern day single men are like a lot of emotional crying. it is not the same as when i was in college. let's put it that way. the guys are a little less -- like what mike described. which is what they should be. flowers as a surprise is always a great thing. flowers as an apology, not so much. >> it amplifies the apology. what do you think?

did they describe you, the modern man? >> i make sure all of the phones are charges before bed. i didn't realize it was modern. i thought it was ocd. >> i do that myself. >> the kids should thought have electronics anyway. but the point is i make sure my phone and my wife's phone are charges in the right chargers before bed and the alarms are set. that's one of my jobs. that's because i'm, you know -- i have a problem. >> and then jiggle the doorknob eight times. >> does it drive you crazy that your wife doesn't care about the charge? >> that's what it is. it is not being able to get in touch because the phone is dead or something. >> but another one of the modern man rules is that you don't mind if your phone occasionally loses all battery power, and then you are without a phone. the modern man is okay with

that. >> it has to be 27. >> my wife will let it run down and she doesn't seem too -- it is down 10% and i'm linking get that thing -- pom -- pump it up there. joanne, what do you think? what do we call these guys guys ? >> i look like a wimp and i think like baker. >> everybody is different and everybody does different things. i am staying at a different hotel while in town. it is trying so hard to be hip. i walked in late at night and wanted a drink at the bar. it is not the normal hotel and i walk in and the music is -- walk up to the bar and both have man buns. they were so predictable. i asked for my martini and i am par particular, and he

wanted to make me a hand -- i said make me my damn drink and i thought he was going to cry. >> i think i dated him. >> with being trendy with the modern man it is the idea of chivalry and recrafting it for today's times. i think that's what they were trying to do. and they were trying to be sarcastic or tongue in cleek or something. i can't criticize that because i read all of the lists on how to be a good woman and things to do in your 20s before you are 30 and all of that stuff. if it makes you happy, read it, go nuts. >> he reads a newspaper anymore? >> they stuck that in there. >> coming up, no half time with tv's andy levy. he is secretly watching old patriot games. stay tuned for more stories.

live from america's nuss headquarters i'm patricia stark. another school shooting rocking the nation. this time it happened in southwestern oregon. the shooter killing nine people and injuring seven others. one student said the gunman asked people in her classroom about their religion about opening fire. another student described the

chaotic scene. >> i looked out the window and there were a couple of girls running and sprinting away from the building. i heard screaming after the first gunshot. i looked out and saw the people running and i said to the teacher we feed to get out of here right now. then we heard the second and third gunshots. >> a government official has identified the gunman as 26-year-old chris harper mercer. he died after gunfire exchange with police. it is still not clear if he shot himself or was shot by authorities. hurricane joaquin is getting stronger by the minute. it is now an extremely dangerous category 4 hurricane. it is expected to get stronger as it moves past the bahamas bringing rains, heavy winds and significant storm surge. warnings are in affect for much of the islands. it is possible joaquin will make its way toward the u.s. in the next couple days. israeli prime minister

benjamin netanyahu blasting a speech at the united nations. insisting it will not promote peace and instead make war more likely. iran will get billions of dollars in sanctions for curbing its nuclear program, but iran can't be trusted and israel is at risk. iran describes the nuclear activities as peaceful. i'm patricia stark. now back to "red eye." you are watching the most powerful name in news. fox newschannel. >> there is now a yelp for humans. it is just what the world needs. the new app called people allows your friends or enemies to rate you on a scale from one to five. you can even be reviewed if you are not a registered user. they say it is a positivity app and bullying would never

be tolerated. they also have several integ dwraw tee features -- integrity features. many people are scared of the app and its potential to be a cess pool of reviewing. here is what people posted about remi spencer. i was accused of extreme arsons up and down the east coast. despite being totally dwil tee remi got me off scott free. you are the best, remi. after the police arrested me with three kilos of pure columbian blow i was sure i would go to jail and i met remi and she made sure i never saw the inside of a prison. that's great. here are a few from mike baker. i once told him i liked his shirt and the next thing i knew i was being water boarded. and my car broke down and mike was kind enough to stop and help me out. and by help me out i mean attach live jumper cables to

my anybody pells -- to my nipples and smiling gleefully. >> what's not to smile about in a situation like that? >> i all of your reviews so far are positive. >> i am good at what i do. we have a site for lawyers. it is where people post these exact things. for me they are positive. it is scary judging and rating people. >> of course it is. it is like angie's list for lawyers. is that what it is? >> i have had clients and other lawyers and even a juror from one of my former trials wrote a positive comment about the case. >> if lawyers and plumbers are being reviewed why not regular people? >> it is too super official. >> i what? people being super official on the internet? >> it is dangerous and makes people feel bad. there is nothing good or

productive for society. >> they do things like hot or not. they are rating people's features all the time so why not personalities. >> it is going to be a fun app i think for the four hours before it gets shutdown for being illegal. the whole idea is to gossip about people and then eliminate all of the things fun about gossip. it is hey, he is a great guy and then nobody will use it. >> how different is it from facebook where people go on and say good and bad -- >> facebook you have to seen up for. anyone can be on there even if you didn't sign up for it. >> that may be the glitch. >> apparently if you are reviewing someone who isn't a user you just have to provide

that telephone number. that would be the case with ex's. that would be the only instance i would find this to be good if i wanted to warn other women about a guy who told me he was not engaged, but was at the time. thongs like that -- things like that, then it could be good. >> good for you. >> sometimes you have to figure that stuff out on your own. you have to be your own judge of character and i don't know. it is like cheating if other people help you. >> what a great solution. you put me on this site without my permission? no, it is fine. i gave them your phone number. >> i gave a stranger your digits. >> you want to do it for the guys and the guys want to do it for you. >> there are sites for dating -- or grading things. >> i think it does, work.

>> you have some? >> i have a couple here. here is one for tom. great guy. he bought me an espresso and then showed me how to make the homemade ice cream. mark f, i haven't seen my brother phil since he had coffee with this guy. not cool. >> oh that phil. >> it could be someone negative. i see what you are saying. >> i will give you my business card just in case. >> it could generate clients. >> a reporter lost his microphone in an restaurant and ended up on u tuba. guess what instrument i am talking about. here is color remcclosky covering a high school pep really. >> we love a day like this.

it is going to be so fun. if you haven't been to a high school football game in awhile this is what -- this is one to come to for sure. this is going to be high school ball at its high -- the highest level. you know what you don't get very often? marching beritones. here is one right here. >> you know i love the tuba. it is one of my favorite instruments, listen to this. >> he lost the microphone. >> he lost his mic down the tuba. >> are you kidding me? >> that's not a tuba. >> it is a souza phone. >> it is stuck in the valve. >> he will have to buy that guy a new instrument. >> othere it is.

>> we'll see you again soon. >> was that a good idea? >> it was great tv. we were all laughing. the hosts were laughing. i'm glad they kept the camera on. it is fun. >> i didn't know they had pep rallies. >> it is not just kids looking down at their phones and disinterested. >> i had pep rallies at my high school. the kids would get together and go crazy. >> it was a pretty embarrassing report for that guy and then dropped the microphone in the tuba. >> this person said it wasn't a tuba. it was a souza phones. i thought a tuba was asouza phone. >> i don't think that they are making a mockery of the marching band. and when our programs are being cut all over the country

we really need to be saying these kids are doing a good job and showcasing their talent and not this reporter's stupidity. it is not just randomly stick your hand in any old souza phone. >> this is totally a hoax. he dropped the mic down there. >> he didn't do it on purpose. >> yeah he did. >> you think he is that good of n on actor -- that good of an actor. >> you can see hand open up. >> it seemed like an accident. and then hamed it up trying to get it out. >> the most action a souza player has had. >> you seem like a band nerd. >> i actually was a souza phone player. i never had that happen. god bless the band though. i'm serious about it, i love that you drive down the street

and kids are coming out of high school with their band instruments or going to elementary with their band instruments. honestly more kids will learn more from taking from the musical lessons. >> you have sons. would you rather having them playing in the band than getting concussions on the football field? >> out on the football field. kidding! whatever they want to do is good. >> time to take a break. more stories when we come back.

gambling and nightclubs and marijuana. enough about my summer vacation. they are opening up in south dakota. that's convenient for north dakotans. they are building what they are describing as an adult playground. the resort will grow its own pot and have a sleeping lounge, arcade games and eventually a casino. they are now getting into the casino gambling. thanks to a recent decision by the justice department they are allowed to grow and sell marijuana on their land with the profits benefiting the tribal members. why did they decide this? haven't we given the indians

enough, matt? >> i don't know, but i think -- stoners deserve a break, right? they deserve a vacation. let them take some time off. i know they don't strike me as people who need to get away from it all. >> not really. the rooms come with extra towels to put under the door. >> why would they have to? >> they don't have to. >> maybe that's what they want. a place where they can be themselves. if this were to benefit the people in the community, it is a great idea. what do -- i mean i kind of -- i have gotten to the point where i am not a big believer in legalizing pot because i don't think it is a gateway drug or anything, but there are medicinal purposes, but i

worry about the striping of ambition. if it helps the communities, great. >> why can't they make enough scratch at the casinos. do you think why is every indian rolling in it? >> you know what, i will say this. i will serious this up for a bit. i have been on a couple of reservations that are just -- if you want to see what poverty really looks like as opposed to sometimes what we think it is by going to the middle of a bad urban center go to a reservation. see some of the places and what you want to do is anything possible to help the community. >> is it as i suspect that some of the people running the casinos the money is not finding its we back to the tribe? >> i think that's absolutely true. there are problems in the way the funds are allocated. i think there is a variety of

issues at play why the vees -- the reservations are under the gun. but that's above my pay grade. if something will help them, god speed. >> would you like to frequent this pottery sort? >> no thank you. that's not my thing. >> not your drug of choice. >> do i sound cool? i am not a drug user, legal or otherwise. >> i think marijuana becoming legal is going to be one of the fastest growing and biggest businesses in this country. i have talked with friends and colleagues and they want to invest in paraphernalia shops. it is not surprising that the indian reservations will jump on the band wagon. poverty at its worst, lack of food and water, if the money goes there, good thing.

if not, not so good. >> if it is legal all over the country, the rye -- the resorts are not going to be worth kneeing. worth anything. >> i said quickly, didn't i? >> we will close theption out with a bedtime story.

coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" -- >> miami heat dancer theresa see went swimming off the coast of the bahamas and dropped her iphone into the ocean. let's talk about that with the panel. what do you think about that -- >> i -- >> way i have the -- wait! there's more. something else happened. take a look. >> they got it. that's so cute. it is never going to work again, but thanks. >> what an amazing dolphin. but listen again to theresa's resacks.

theresa's reaction. >> that's so cute. it is never gonna work again, but thanks. >> thanks for the useless phone, dolphin. >> what do you think? was she ungrateful? >> very ungrateful. i have ruined five cell phones at various times by either having to jump into the pool or ocean or whatever and never once did they come back to me in the mouth of a dolphin. never once. >> if they had i would have -- i would have -- i don't know i would have thanked the dolphin and however that dolphin wants to be thanked unless it is sexual. >> when you see something like that you know how intelligent they are. should we prepare for the dolphin war? >> we should prepare, yeah. that was so amazing that the dolphin would get the phone and bring it back up.

i didn't believe it was true. and when you see the video you can't help but smile and be thrilled about it. >> that's the ocean? it looks like the pool. >> the article said an ocean. >> she should have had a bucket of sardines. >> he was doing it for the treat. i am a little wigged out by dolphins. >> i would have been more impressed if the dolphin said put it in a bowl of rice, or something like that. >> i meed you a genius bar appointment. >> when you get your phone wet you have to dry it out. turn it off. >> i'm here to tell you it doesn't work. >> you tried to check your e-mail and then the circuit broke. >> no, i have done the rice trick. there is a couple of other things and it doesn't work. >> why is baker's phone always getting soaked? i don't understand. >> i don't want to know. >> this is a hoax, obviously.

when these sorts of things happen you never have a camera to record it. the fact that someone was there. >> special thanks to joanne nosuchunsky and the rest of the panel. i'm tom shillue.

>> breaking tonight, here we go again. another mass shooting in a gun-free zone. and another presidential statement attacking gun rights supporters. at this hour, we are awaiting a news conference following a mass shooting. we are getting a lot of new information about the killer and what cops have found at the scene. welcome to the kelly file, everyone. i'm megyn kelly. >> a community shaken to its core.