we will see you tomorrow night. if you can't watch live, dvr and watch it again at 11:00 p.m. on your dvr. live or dvr, 11:00 p.m. good night. tonight on ""reds eye." hillary clinton releases a new national tv ad that focuses on benghazi? really? that can't be right. are comfort animals the key to cheering up college students? sure if the cats and dogs pay the massive student loans. and demi lava dough goes make up free for a ""vanity fair" photo shoot. we provide saw lil law wees and son nets. first a news break. live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. good morning. the rain has stopped, but flooding concerns remain in south carolina. crews are rushing to repair a breech in a canal in columbia. and there has been another dam

breech bringing the total dam failures to 11. >> we are starting to see the midlands, all of the water is moving to the low country and we will be extremely careful. we are watching this minute by minute. there are people on the ground giving us feedback. so if we are are not in the air looking at it ourselves we have engineers on the ground. >> the devastating flooding is blamed for at least 17 deaths in the carolinass. the fbi's investigation to hillary clinton's private e-mail server is widening. fox news learned the agency has obtained data from a second tech company that was hired to back up the data from clinton's server in 2013. the revelation raises questions about whether it jeprodizes classified information since none of the employees at the firm have security clearances. the senate finance committee investigating volkswagen tax credits. it comes amid revelations the company used a specially designed software to cheat on u.s. emissions tests.

the senators want to know if some 50 million tax dollars were used to reward volkswagen owners for driving fuel efficient cars that weren't as green as believed. u.s. deportation is plunging during president obama's second term. in the past 12 months deportations were at the lowest level since 2006 of the deportations of criminals are also down to the lowest level since 2009. and meet america's latest multimillionaire from three rivers, michigan. she won the $3.5 million jackpot and she wants to help her kids so she -- so they don't have to work as hard as she did. i'm kelly wright, now back to %%ed eye." >> welcome to "red eye." hello, everyone. i'm tom shillue. let's check in with andy levy. andy?

andy? >> i knew mcdonalds serving all day breakfast would be bad for the show. let's welcome our guests. she was a hot teacher and now she's a hot student of politics. i am here with fox news contributor jed jedediah bila. his voice is so deep it registers on seismographs, comedian dan soder. i taught her everything she knows about fashion and retail. fox fuse and fox business contributor. and we are hanging with mr. hooper. next to me, comedian paul hooper. let's start the show. apparently there is politics in our politics. on tuesday hillary clinton, whom i just found out is running for president, released a new ad taking aim at a comment made by a leading house republican about the house benghazi committee.

enjoy. >> the republicans peoplely admit it. >> kevin mccarthy saying they are investigating benghazi and was admitted to destroy her candidacy. >> everyone thought hillary crib ton was unbeatable. they put together a special committee. what are her numbers today. >> they spent millions attacking hillary because she is fighting for everything they oppose. from affordable health care to equal pay. >> mccarthy is the house majority leader and considered the front runner to replace john boehner at speaker, but these comments last week caused a furor on both sides of the aisle. he said this committee was set up for one soul purpose to find the truth on behalf of the families of for dead americans. i did not mean to imply anyway that work is political. hillary's ad has been a success. already it was viewed 70,000 times on youtube. >> the republicans finally admit it. >> republican kevin mccarthy saying the committee

investigating benghazi and clinton's e-mails was created to destroy her candidacy. >> everyone thought hillary clinton was unbeatable, right? we put together a benghazi special committee. what are her numbers today? >> republicans spent millions attacking hillary because she is fighting for everything they oppose. >> the cat loves that, doesn't it jedediah? >> who is the cat voting for? that's the question of the year. >> that's a democrat home i think. jedediah, he never said -- talking about mccarthy, but he never said the sole purpose of the committee was to get hillary. what's the big deal? >> i think it was a miss step though, don't you think? he made it sound like a political witch hunt. people on the republican side were doing this because they wanted to they'll her in the polls -- because they wanted to nail her in the polls. they were doing it because people wanted answers and she wasn't trans parent with that information. with that being said i am tired of republicans making these kinds of blunders and we all have to run and try to save them. this guy is not the right guy for the job. if you are going to do this,

if you are going to hand hillary clinton a good political ad she can turn on an issue that you should be winning on, get off the stage, kevin. you are not fit for the job. >> you make a good point. you make -- would bane are have done this? >> he would have started crying doing that. it is too soon. i don't know if that is too soon. i have to agree with jedediah. this guy literally made a political campaign commercial for hillary clinton. one segment he did. i'm assuming that was on msnbc. >> no, that was on hannity. >> there you go. he literally did this commercial for her and i greaty with you. if he will sit there and go ahead and miss speak like that without proper training and hand that over to hillary clinton he shouldn't be talking to hannity in the first place. >> do we have to pretend, paul, these politicians are not engaging in politics?

so the house committee is the -- they have a bunch of republicans and of course they want to make hillary look bad. everybody knows that. why are we pretending that's not the case? >> the benghazi thing was twisted around so much. just throw it back and forth. i am so confused. i haven't opened a link in a couple years. >> look, these guys have been investigating. they have a right to do that. i am tired of the investigations anyway. they always line these people up like the tobacco representatives and they say, oh, is tobacco bad for you? what good are these committees? we already know she lied. just get out there and say hillary lies all the time. >> that's what the clintons do. they lie. they are really good at it. if it was like a family secret like a gravy you would say i trust the clintons.

that's a pretty good gravy. i just like the sexual tension between fobs news and hillary. it is a real sam and diane thing. will they, won't they? i don't know. >> am i the sam in that scenario? >> did you like shoulder pads? maybe you can be dye app. diane. >> jedediah, you say they keep making the mistakes. >> they do. >> or does the press make much a do about nothing. >> that was a stupid thing to say. i watched that segment initially and i said why did he just say that? this is an opportunity. he handed hillary something easy to run with. if you are a good politician you don't do that. mario rubio doesn't do that very often. >> he is gonna do it. >> i doubt it. >> he'll do it. he'll do it because what they do -- >> he would be doing it now. >> they miss speak, but they don't make a big deal out of

it. it is like the 47%. >> okay, but you know what, then republicans like man up. stop blaming the media and be able to handle -- >> i don't think they should blame the media jie. that wasn't even a hard question, tom. i'm mccarthy, right? yes, she is guilty and of course we are using it against her politically. you know why? she lies all the time. tell it like it is, right, soder? >> absolutely. what did i just agree with? >> next story, the supreme court justices get more liberal as they age. also more fun and flirty i hear. the older a judge gets the further to the left it drifts. that's especially true for republican nominee. they offer a number of theories including research that suggests contrary to popular wisdom people get more liberal with time. does this surprise you? >> this absolutely surprises me.

my parent aren't one of the justices, but they are getting more conservative. i don't know where this theory is coming from. in fact, i know a lot of older people that are getting more concerned as they get older. in terms of liberal policies, i was going through that piece this came from and they were saying the justices were getting more liberal because they want something is to talk about at cocktail parties. i'm sure that's not the case. i'm sure they have a million things to talk about at cocktail parties. there is another point they made that there was a justice correspondent that they were dreadfully afraid of. i don't think that's the case either. he wouldn't make a decision based on the fact that there is, of course, the "new york times" that may scour them. maybe they are getting more liberal. i just know in my perm periphery -- personal periphery they are not getting more liberal. >> that's the conventional wisdom.

the parents, oh i just got off the phone with my parents who are so conservative. where are these cocktail parties where people can talk about liberalism? >> hollywood. >> i like to think as you get older you are more open minded, but i know you don't, right? that doesn't seem to be the case. >> you are equating open mindedness with liberalism? maybe they become more liberal minded and see more fiscal responsibility. >> sounds like you are about to give a speech on how fun saving can be. >> maybe it is a dinner party thing and they don't want to be yelled at. >> getting yelled at at a house party is never good. they could lean a little that way. it is just -- i don't know. >> there was a point the piece made that maybe because of life experiences they have more gay couples in their lives. they are working for them and

seeing more women in the workforce and that is dplensing their -- influencing their decisions. but they are supposed to be advocating for the constitution and what the constitution says. i don't necessarily agree with what this piece was saying. >> they are confusing leb brail with libertarian. as people get older they are more live and let live. conservative his whole life, my dad was and much more rigid in his 30s and 40s and 50s. now he has an attitude that people have their own tree dom. if a gay couple wants to get married, maybe that's not my belief system, but live and let live. let them enjoy their lives. that comes with an easier look at life. you are looking at your retirement and you are less stressed in the workforce. there is less rigidity. that's not liberal. liberal controls what you do and not the opposite. libertarianism gives you more

opportunity to do those things. it is a term noel -- terminology confusion. >> dan, what's your theory on that? >> is it not obvious? when you go to work every day in a robe you will be more liberal. >> that will do it? >> it is comfortable and you wear loose fitting under that robe? hugh hefner is probably the most liberal person. where there's smoke there is fire. >> but his robe opens from the front. >> look, you guys are missing the real point. 538 acted as if people were becoming more liberal over time. let's look at the progression of conservatism. are you are a baby you are dependent in every way. of course the definition of liberal. when you are young adult you are liberal because you need student loans and your parents' health insurance. as a productive adult you are

more conservative as the government bleeds you of your hard earnings to pay for other people's social programs. and as an old person once again you move left as you collect governmenten entitlement and go to half priced movies. >> so it is the circle of life. >> so you do get more conservative, but as you get more elderly you are more liberal and not libertarian. >> i disagree with that. if i have to bring my dad here i will do it. >> you should. >> i will do my arrows out from the body and in to the body. now the most important story of the day. is it fair to left them keep ferrets? schools across the country are seeing a rise in the demand for comfort animals. it could help students with

anxiety and depression. the requests are raising new problems. as the "new york times" notes, how could they discern a legitimate request from that of a homesick student that would really, really like a kit kitten. how should the schools protect other students whose allergies may be triggered by the animal. a 95-pound pig ended up chewing carpet and gnawing on furniture. said the dorm's residential director, or rd. they thought the pig was kind of cool. but less cool when it began to smell. the therapy can go both ways. this hedge hog has an emotional support human. >> oh, look at him. >> hedgy.

colleges are for people and not dogs. am i right? >> the pig story is so fun fee though. i went to an all women's college and i can't imagine a 93-pound pig walking around our beautiful dorm rooms. we had amazing houses with silverware. >> pillow fights? >> i will let everyone's minds run with that, but no comment over here. >> i don't want to hear about the silverware. >> the table legs were exquisite. >> anyway. >> what do you think? i think the whole thing is a scam. >> i am all for animals getting higher education. that's all i care about. >> it will rub off on the animals. i would love to see a yes, gerbil with a degree in psychology. it is good for animals. if someone is psych lodge cree damaged and they need an

animal it should be proven by a doctor and that's how it should go. it shouldn't be i miss my dad so i need a dog. >> have you ever heard of the slippery slope? some people need some type of -- >> what about a permission slip. >> that's what you get, a permission slip. these doctors are like drug dealers. they stand outside the campus handing out pets. >> that's the most adorable dealer of all time. >> oh no! don't let a dop epidemic out on our campuses. >> how they are supposed to enforce this. >> i would love to live with a giant pig? have you seen charlotte's westbound. >> it doesn't well. it doesn't end well. >> you are ruining it for me. i don't see why you can't have feet friendly dorm and have dorm don't have a pets. i can understand why you don't have an emotion alleyed.

maybe you can't have a giant pig. maybe there is a weight restriction, but why can't you have a kitten in your dorm room. >> i don't think someone in college has an emotional need. when i hold my pet close to me my heart slows down. >> that's what happens to me when i talk. then go get a job at a refrigerator factory. >> that's an odd place of to get a job because of the ale meant. >> if you want to go to college, go to college. if you want to hug your pet, stay home. >> everyone is talking about mental illness. it will make them feel better and they can get the notes and they have a therapist or psychiatrist and say this person needs an animal, by all means. it is ridiculous to have a 903-pound -- 93-pound pig in your dorm room.

if it really stops somebody from going off the deep ball and i was fine. >> i know a friend who got a prescription to travel with her dog. but the dog has to have anxiety meds. >> it is on valium so it can get in the air. >> what calms you down more than looking at an out cold pet. >> that's right. >> all right, coming up, demi do vaw dough went cool during her monologue. the suspense is killing you.

as soon as news of demi

levado's nude shoot was announced the internet lit up with praise. they covered the shoot calling it inspiring, dwrownd breaking, brave -- ground breaking, brave and most of all confident. all of the articles are accompanied by photos. here is the 23-year-old pop star talking about her choice to do the shoot. how do i embrace this new chapter in my life? how do i walk the walk? what does it mean to be confident. it means letting go and being authentic. and saying i don't give a gosh darn and this is who i am. the spontaneous photo session coincide with a new album called confidence. there is that word again. i guess you can describe posing nude as confident and brave. one may note that there is nothing the world finds more irresistible are pictures of a young, may cede woman. it is brave to go out mick up, bought all 23-year-olds look

great without make up. you know what else is confident? releasing an album without resorting the one thing that gets entertainment attention. taking their clothes off. i know it is not for everyone and i don't want to body shame. but some young girl might find it inspiring. all right, jedediah, you can dress it up as body positivity, but isn't it kind of like slapping an organic label on a candy bar. >> which i love by the way. you are coming to me with this. >> you know my possibility of eating it if it advertise quinoa? >> i think it is a stunt and it will give her a lot of attention. she did something out of her comfort zone. with that said could it be out of her comfort zone to do that. i i think back to being 23

years old. i take all of my clothes and make up off and feel like i have protection and -- have flaws. the industry she is in where everything is so fake and there is so much plastic surgery and resuching and little girls grow up thinking that's what people actually look like. you have someone out there who does have flaws and looks kind of regular, and she is beautiful. she is a regular person and okay to be me. is it a stunt? yeah. am i glad she did it? kind of. >> it was a stunt and like i said i don't think -- where is all of the these imperfections? >> you're right. it is a good message and going without make up in a sexy shower scene. why not milk in the morning without make up.

you just woke up puffy faced and i have to get milk for my coffee instead of her being in in the shower, look, i am not wearing make up. >> and guess what you are crazy hot. >> she looks fantastic and getting photographed by a top photographer. everybody is looking at it and men are salivating. where is the bravery? >> i talked about this on. facebook wall. i think there is a separation between tbeeg brave and raw. and that privilege of being grave. people don't take their picture when they get milk. people don't look like that. they are a disaster. from you a young 23-year-old who has the best estheticians and doctors and care people working on you of course you will look like that and the most famous photographer, they

will be great. regular people who don't have the privilege of being able to have all of that will not look like that. will they be able to take the step of being brave and raw and putting the pictures out there? i don't think so. i think it is doing a disservice to be honest. >> show me the i can pop -- the young pop star who isn't shoving in front of a dense. a lens. >> how heavy the quotes were. it was like churchill talking. i'm like spiritually i can see that. i can see it as a screen saver for three months. oarvetion that's what -- oh that's what threw me off. that's what threw me off. >> it is being played as this that every one of the disney pop stars grow up to pose nude

in a magazine. >> girls at that age -- when i was 20 i was dating an older guy. i didn't let him see me without make up for a longtime. that is an issue girls in their early 20s. guys won't like them if they take it off. they do struggle with the issue of just being themselves. i know she has all of these famous people helping her out and dermatologists, but she may still feel like not comfortable with herself. this is a way to say you know what this is my statement. i don't have an issue with it. coming up a new segment they are calling half time with andy levy .

live from america's news headquarters i'm kelly wright. good morning. floodwaters claim another victim in south carolina. the death toll now stands at 15. two people have died in neighboring north carolina. repair crews are hard at work trying to fix a breech in a canal in columbia that is threatening to cutoff the main intake valve for the city's water system. if they can't get it fixed, the city would have less than a day's fresh water supply. the top u.s. general says we may need to keep more troops there than the president

wants. mr. obama's goal is to have a thousand troops in place by the time he leaves office in 2017. general john campbell told a senate committee that conditions have changed and more may be needed. >> the challenges are significant. if be fail, afghanistan will a sanction for al-qaeda and other tries bent on attacking our interest and citizens abroad and at home. the afghans welcome the opportunity to shape their destiny, but they still desire, need and deserve our assistance. >> a former u.n general assembly president is now facing bribery charges. they say john ash is accused of taking $1.3 million in bribes from a chinese businessman and others. bail was set at $1 million. he will also water an electronic bracelet. organizers of the balloon festival are hoping for better

wind conditions. three crashed on tuesday. one pilot said winds were calm at the beginning of the day and picked up when he tried to land. they are also hoping to get balloons a lot of. if they don't get it in today the race will be canceled. and that's a look at news this hour. i'm kelly wright. now back to "red eye." >> welcome back. time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed over at the "red eye" news desk. >> mcmuffin crumbs every where. >> i am usually not awake when the mcmuffins are being served so this was nice. >> the hillary ad. you said what mccarthy did was a miss step and you are tired of the blunders. this was the worst kind of error. it was an unforced error.

he volunteered that information. and they do that a lot. i need another republican to make me cringe? no. >> you said of the mccarthy mistake you are sure he said that on msnbc. just get out. get the [bleep] out. >> sorry. i apologize. >> don't apologize to me. apologize to mr. sean hannity. >> i'm sorry. it looked like msnbc. >> boy, do you want a bigger shovel? tom, you are tired of the investigations. we know hillary lied. at the least set up a separate hearing of the server. separate it from benghazi. >> operate a server from the weak. they talk about benghazi as if

she is responsible for her deaths. she is responsible for lying. >> dan, you are enjoying the sam and diane bug. >> if you like shoulder pads you can be diane. >> i completely apologize and why you love you at half time. those power suits were before murphy brown even. >> it is unreal watching it now. >> she can suit up for the giants of the. >> well, anyone can suit up for the niners. i am reverse jinxing it. this is why you are wrong in saying nothing -- he did do something wrong. he allowed hillary to go on the offensive and forced the republicans to play defense. that's a big that-no.

>> tom has no defense. supreme court justices get more liberal. the wanting to fit in at cocktail parties reason is ridiculous. i think the life experiences is a possible reason. even though you are right and you say it shouldn't matter, but it does matter. >> the idea of cocktail chatter at some hollywood party, she can seem cool and voting a certain way makes no sense. >> she would fit in. >> she probably fell asleep. >> nice job acting like you don't know where these cocktail parties are are. >> not at all. reform. i still have the bags under my eyes. >> jedediah. you are thinking liberal with libertarian. >> i knew you would come to my

defense on that one. >> the people who studies this libertarianism is a sore spot. >> they just left you right out of the equation. >> they really have. i'm used to it. >> 538 said some research agented people get more liberal as they age in reference to their younger selves. if you look at the study -- basically the authors used the word liberal to mean tolerate. that's what they are going by. >> i don't think people -- when the word is thrown out there i don't think they identify it in terms of policy and what that means. >> you said if you go to work every day in a robe you will be more liberal. >> yes.

>> the kkk don't find it funny. >> it was not a sheet. how dare you compare such a luxurious way to go to work with the bottom creatures. >> they consider them roads. >> he does president know what roads are. are you kidding me? >> okay. >> i don't even know what that means. >> i know i will get an -- angry. i got a rice crispy recipe. >> the klan does not watch this show. >> but video will get angry teats. >> that would be awesome. show me those angry cow owners. my point is you will get angry tweets from southerners. >> now, that was not. that was a high plain act.

that's an old nebraska drawl. >> you are a high playing my friend. >> tom you said a 95-pound pig was living with a freshman. come on now. i understand first year students put on their weight. don't call them freshmen. first year students. tom, don't ever use the phrase rub off on the animals again. [laughing]. >> dan, this is one of those things people are gaming the system. people have ptsd has an animal. the majority of the pome that's not the case. >> if they are gaming the system you should get a prescription for the nightmare kitten. >> it is not that fault. it is the school's fault.

and a pretty messed up spoiler for charlotte's web. >> i didn't know it was coming. >> while the whole thing is pew tid when she holds her pet her heart rate slows down. >> that's fine. i don't need her heart to slow down. >> slept point. >> paul, you mentioned your friend who had to take the dog to the plane and the dog took valium. you hit on it for the college kid. >> you think valium? >> gentleman. much easier. in the studio. >> demi poses nude. you think it was a stunt with her album coming out. who heard you? >> it was beautiful and she

looks amazing. >> i have to go, but tom, go to hell for suggesting to take off their clothes. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> technology that is sure to changing the world when we come back. here is what is happening on the next kennedy. >> on the next kennedy greg gutfeld and the nirvana basist. see you here tomorrow on fbn.

so so samsung skees they will patent a product way ahead of google's technology. it will allow you to interact with 3d images in the air to dial phone you numbers and even plays a virtual piano keyboard. google glass was not successful and they discontinued sales. sal song is taking over the miss steps and achieve the same success as game changing feck innovations lib the apple newton and the omni present scooter. in fact one insider claims this could be the chevy chase talk show of wearable technology. what did you think of this?

do we they'd to have keyboards in midair and on -- >> i'll tell you what i need because i come from the business channel. we need transform tiff forms of country. paypal said 70% of mill 11 y'alls don't think -- they think the credit cureds are old school. >> i think that's a great idea smed -- idea. we need merchants to get on board. i would like to use my smartphone. >> you made it practical. i was going to say a do lore yen and time machine. >> if you want a do lore yen i have a guy in tampa. it is not travel. >> os looks like her. remember that movie 1234 step one in human versus the mans. when the machines rise and take your vision i won't be

there. >> i was intrigued when google glass came out i thought this is dwoing to be it. it bombed. obviously i don't know anything. you will want to type on your arm. >> i am willing to say i am the crazy one and don't use it. my grand mother doesn't have a cell phone and that's great. she is off the grid. >> land line nana. that's what i call her. getting land line nana on the phone. got to hear a story about my dad when thee was 10 years old. >> this has been the promise since we saw the tom cruise movies. we were typing on the virtual screens. i never dreamed of it. we need central air conditioning in every house. >> keep it basic.

>> there are a few people millionaires and billionaires who are at the -- >> oh like you are at your home, your apartment? >> yes. they made the temperature the same as abraham lincoln's home. this is 2015 and they don't know the greatest city in the world were -- i would get to that level. >> jedediah, the simple things that would make our life easier, no one is excited about those. they have all of these weird things. >> can you explain why do i need 20* type the number on my hand when the phone is right here and i can type it into the phone. at the don't know what was on my phone. >> we said it. what dough i need it to -- why do i need it to give me a visual -- >> maybe you can't see the --

>> this is why it will tank like the apple newton. we are not ready. >> save your money. >> we will close things out with a bedtime story.

here is a story of bravery. in russia a soldier stumbled upon a woman being kidnapped at gunpoint. police were helpless to save her. so he took action and it was all caught on tape. take a look. >> fantastic. the guy is a hero. dan, what would you have done sph. >> before you answer i am being told there is more to the video. they were actually shooting a movie and the good samaritan didn't even realize it. let's play the whole video.

>> did you see that? no one yelled cut. movie theater or not, he stepped up. he thew he had to be a man and he had to step up and save her. i like a blurred reality fix on the line anyway. bottom line, save me. >> you want to mary a russian vigilante? >> you are my wife now. i save you from begin point. you belong to me. >> jedediah has needed e-mails from tons of russian security guards. >> i don't want to brag. i put a guy in an iron bar. >> would you have jumped in to save her. i thought this guy was awesome.

>> maybe i would. it is not like they jumped into into it. >> it wasn't a great shot. it wasn't a top cinematic. >> maybe it was an indy film. >> i'm sure they wanted to make it look like it was surveillance footage. >> it looks like. it but the funniest part is the actor who is playing the the terrorist. he takes his hands away and say we have to do this again. he is uh dmoid. annoyed. >> what was the take where he said i nailed it. i really feel like a terrorist right now. >> they should keep that in the movie. >> he deserves something. and some pay.

resume building. >> fantastic. special thanks to jedediah bila and dan soder and paul hooper. that does it for me. i'm tom shillue. i'll see you next time. ou got t to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em. ♪ know when to walk away. ♪ know when to run. ♪ you never count your money, ♪ when you're sitting at the ta...♪ what? you get it? i get the gist, yeah. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.

this is a fox news alert, i'm brett baier, welcome to washington, donald trump says he's in it to win it. the republican presidential front-runner told me today he's not going anywhere and expects to win iowa and new hampshire, despite what he calls some shifts in polls. he talked about topics he has not addressed, laying out his opposition to a new trade deal. his defense of eminent domain and explaining why he sent marco rubio a care package. we'll have my extended interview with donald trump in a moment. first the headlines, the top u.s. commander in afghanistan says the deadly air strike on a hospital in kunduz was a mistake. general john campbell told a senate panel the call went through a chain of