you can watch it at 11:01 right after sean hannity's show. so, make sure you dvr if you can't watch live. up next "the o'reilly factor." goodnight from washington, d.c. . tonight on "red eye," a congressman puts up an ad on craigslist. don't worry, this is one time it won't lead to a disturbing sex scandal. and rolling stone says there is no real hillary clinton. wait, have i been dreaming this whole time? and what do you do if you can't afford to visit florida? you bring orlando to you. our fan arrives with wisdom. but first, a news break. live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark. the white house is changing its approach toward isis after

failing to train syrian rebels, the administration had planned to join forces with already established groups. the original goal was to train moderate rebels but the plan could only produce a handful of soldiers, defense secretary ash carter says they are trying to improve the strategy. >> we're looking at different ways to achieve basically a different kind of strategic objective, which is the right one. which is to enable capable motivated forces on the ground. >> two deadly school shootings in one day. the first one happened at northern arizona university in flagstaff. one student was killed and three others were hurt. just hours later another attack. this one outside of a texas southern university housing complex. one person was killed and another injured. the attacks came on the same day president obama met with the families affected by last week's school shooting in oregon.

well, suddenly a judge is allowing three women to sue bill cosby, claiming their reputations were hurt after cosby's lawyers denied their allegations, cosby has been accused of drugging dozens of women but never criminally charged. and nasa making a huge discovery on mars. evidence from the rover shows lakes on the planet. scientists say a large crater was filled with water about 3.5 billion years ago. there is the discovery of salty water now today. i'm patricia stark, and now back to "red eye." welcome to "red eye."

let's welcome our guest, it's joe to the no to the hell to the no -- it's joanne nosuchinsky. his mother always told him if he kept making that smirk he would grow up to be a snarky political pundit. political reporter for "the daily beast," betsy woodruff. and he is just like robert deniro, has been both a cab driver and a comedian. okay, let's start the show. republicans are dealing with hard liners while democrats are dusting off one-liners. on thursday, kevin mccarthy quickly withdrew from the house speaker's race saying he was unable to unite moderate and hard righters from the freedom

caucus. now, democrats are showing their humorous side. a fake craigslist ad was created for the speaker of the house, it says do you have experience negotiating hostage situations? management includes aimed attacking hillary clinton, explain to the freedom caucus the concepts of compromise and baby-sitter experience strongly preferred. not bad. here is the congressman's staff after posting the ad. [ laughter ] >> nice work, guys. and he tweeted made myself a smoothy in my office, watching news about gop to elect next speaker not going smoothly. and the democratic congressional campaign committee had fun tweeting nancy pelosi for speaker. that is fun isn't it? ben, which of these tweets tickled your funny bone, the most? and you can say all of them the

most? >> i think all of them tickled my funny bone. in this situation, the real response republicans could have answered with, really would not have been done according to their unfamiliarity with craigslist. and in this situation i wish the house was a little bit more like this generally. the house was built to be kind of the crazy place where there is all sorts of upheaval, 43 out of the 50 speakers served less than five years because they got unseated. i like to see this sort of thing. it's what the founders wanted. >> it's right, why did we break from england? so we wouldn't have to sing, betsy, is it that big of a turmoil? >> it is pretty bad. i was in the office building the day the news broke. at first we almost didn't go.

we were like mccarthy is going to win, no problem, why are we covering this? and then surprise, i was trying to eat sun chips and check twitter, and i was like guess what, mccarthy is not going to be speaker. and mark sanford looks shell-shocked carrying a plate loaded with barbecue -- >> this is so good. >> this is reporting, right's journalism. i was like -- what happened? he said the meeting ended so badly i couldn't finish my lunch. people not knowing how to eat properly, that is what we're talking about, right? >> shell-shocked congress people with barbecue wandering the hallways, it's terrible. >> but, they're talking -- it seems like they're already patching it up, talking paul ryan, people like that. they will figure it out, right? >> totally they got this. trust them. >> always trust them, right? jimmy, what is the big deal? i think they're having fun i'm

with ben, they could be roasting each other. >> we need a presidential game of yomama. >> when i heard a democrat did something on craigslist i immediately thought of bill clinton. >> i was like we all knew it was bill. >> what is funny about this is, they're sitting there lambasting the house for not finding a speaker, how divided are they at the top? they're passing a resolution to draft biden, they don't have a main scottsdale at the dance. if the republicans were to come out and do this the left would be like, this is speake speaker-shaming, they would be protesting. >> if you're going to do it, at least make it funny. >> yes, i think republicans are used to being the butt of jokes so they have a thick skin about it. which joke did you prefer? the craigslist? because it had a different platform. >> i like all the creativity, and the specifics if you're going to be a baby-sitter, i

like that. i think that is funny. but i'm not a big fan of patrolling just because you're supposed to be better than me. our politicians who are running this country are supposed to be like a step above. you know what i mean? like i don't want to feel like they're equal. you know what i mean? like you have really big responsibilities and you're spending your time doing this? i don't like it. >> if that were us that would actually be progress. they're not even equal to us. >> maybe this is why trump is so popular. the decorum, the restraint -- >> i would like to know if charles rangel actually made the smoothie first, and then made the joke, if he thought of the joke and then made the smoothie. >> like an intern to go out and buy a blender. >> never mind that rangel was making the smoothie in an

apartment he got with illegal -- if you hear it in the video, you hear the ankle bracelets going off -- >> now for the next story. a new piece in rolling stone says there is no real hillary clinton. and in it, writer lund decries her habit of changing positions she championed while she was in office. the trans-pacific partnership she helped create, she goes against. and same goes, with nafta that she and clinton opposed, now that is why they're eating her lunch, could she really be the candidate of the future? what is flip-flopping but responding to views of the electorate? if a politician votes with the wind, then voters are in charge.

updates are there for a reason to respond to customers' needs. good luck getting bernie sanders to change his views on anything. he is so set in his ways you have to take him as is. no update available. i'm not voting for any of them. but in theory, at least when things go bad she can be rebooted. betsy, don't we want politicians to be flexible? that is what democracy is all about, right? >> they're all of a sudden wait if you ever say anything ever you can't change it no matter what. kind of a curious shift. the president is supposed to be poored, and not like wall street, and also only believe the same thing ever. it's like okay, guys, we get it. i used to be in national review. the entire idea is to persuade people to change their minds is a good thing maybe? i don't know, it's just a

thought. >> when clinton got in, in his first term, he turned it around with deals with republicans. >> and can is the way they poll tested to go on vacation, you got to keep the folks happy, so -- >> exactly. ben, do you detect a restlessness in the electorate? they don't really care about the details. they just want somebody to come in and get things done. >> first off, tom, that is not the first time rolling stone long-thicked a piece to somebody who does not exist. secondly we have to keep in mind to betsy's point, really isn't hillary clinton just living out the idea of what a politician would be, owing not just reputation but judgment to the situation. and her judgment is that we're all a bunch of idiots and will just take what her policy is going to be as president, as to having no relationship to what policy. when it comes to the trans-pacific partnership she is 50/50 on the issue yesterday,

today and 50/50 on the issue after she has been installed in the desk in the white house where she can make all of those decisions for the little people and that is going to be the case. >> that was fantastic, somebody ought to print the speech out. you lost me at -- >> community college graduates. >> most of my friends have very strong feelings about the percentage of support that the transaction-pacific partnership deserves. >> most of america does, as well. >> joanne, this is what politicians do, right? but that is the thing, i don't understand, bernie is up because he is a real leftist and he is a real true believer. he is not going to change. trump, you can't pin him down on anything, he says trust me. those are the two guys who are popular. >> they're really sticking as to their convictions. bernie with the socialist idea of his, with hillary clinton, she just doesn't really have any. her conviction is to get people

to like her. that is what she wants, and her and i have that in common. we don't have our own opinions we'll just say what people respond well to. and at this point she does need that. the only person who can save hillary clinton is hillary clinton, but she is not doing a very good job. >> that is it, jimmy, that kind of sums it up. what do you have to add? >> well, they compare it to i e don't know -- iphone. but i think she is a terrible candidate. we established a spokesperson for a focus group. she is just blowing with the wind. >> but how about my argument, though that is maybe what we need in the future. people just do whatever we say. >> right now we actually do need that. our attention span is so finite now, we love a story until we're just done with it. we don't even have resolutions

anymore. if i was doing that to your face you would probably throw a punch at me or at least stop talking to me. i think this finite attention span is for the candidates, because they don't have to stick around waiting to see what we have to say. >> and when bernie sanders was eating her lunch, an accurate description of socialism, somebody coming in and eating your lunch. >> i don't know if that -- i don't know if his supporters know what it would be like to live in bernie's america, right? that is the problem, isn't it? they just have an idea. >> have they seen greece on the news? because isn't that what it is, kind of an unsustainable -- >> grease is only on the news when travolta acts up on to mhe massage table.

all right, in june, they wanted to put a woman on the 10 dollar bill. no one has come up with a good one. today the department released this video. >> in the coming years, our paper department will feature a woman for the first time in a century. >> who should it be, we need your ideas. submit them. >> since her announcement we've heard a wide range of suggestions about notable women. and by the end of the year we plan to unveil our decision. but we want to keep hearing from you. your ideas are helping to shape our thinking, on the new ten and the next family of notes. >> that video was much longer. the only requirements are that the woman has to be a fitting representative of democracy and dead. that is strange. there has been a lot of great living americans, hasn't there? joanne, isn't paper money the last sacred place to honor white men? >> yes, who uses paper money

anymore. no one carries it around, you know? i mean, i actually really like having cash on me because i think it's just i don't know, i'm always afraid that like i won't be able to get money out of the bank, i don't know, for whatever reason. the power will go down or whatever it might be. my only concern with having a woman on the $10 bill is will you be more conscious on what you're spending that money on and are there certain things you shouldn't, like should i not pay for that magazine with a woman on the ten? should i use it to advance my gender? >> i see what you mean, it's kind of nagging you from within. really? >> what do you think, jimmy? isn't it fitting that just when you know, paper money is beginning to be obsolete, we put a woman on there? >> yeah, no pun intended, but talk about being invited to the

or rgy after the girls went home. there are so many great women on the list, i try to determine who would enjoy being on the $10 bill the most. and when you think about how many garter belts it winds up in, i would say you have to choose eleanor roosevelt. and are we going to replace the national monument with hurray, feminism? i'm boycotting this question. i refuse to be part of this farce. >> i also don't know why they keep asking people for suggesti suggestions. they asked during the ms. america pageant, they asked during the debate, we have lots

of options to choose from. why do they need more? and the question, ben, why the ten? they say the ship has already sailed. it has to be a 10. when hamilton was a great person to be on it. >> it is ridiculous, enough republicans in congress who would support putting it on the 20 as opposed to the 10 and there are tons of democrats who actually signed onto the bill. that is their opinion but the administration is ignoring them. i think the whole thing is a farce. we all know the real answer to the question is, whoever vladimir putin wants on the 10 will be on there. vladimir putin's answer to the question is barack obama. >> oh, man, that is good, betsy, one more before we go? >> who usually uses tens, i think i used three ten dollar bills in my life. it's very uncommon. >> i use them because they come in handy at children's school plays and things like that.

everything is ten bucks there. >> oh, you're allowed near a school again? coming up, a college holds a mexican themed event on campus. students respond.

clemson university has apologized after their dining services hosted a questionable night. for decades, they have been hosting up offensive stereotypes like burritos, finally, one student posted a picture of balloons, and the person wearing a hat with the caption, really

clemson university? the university admitted its mistake and will no longer be pushing tacos, which mexicans don't even eat, that is a myth, you know? the vice president of student affairs apologized for the events, quote, flattened view of mexican culture. he added it is the mission of university housing and dining to create supportive and challenging environments that enrich and nourish lives. we failed to live out our mission. and he promised that the school will quote, will continue to work closely with its food service provider to create dining program that aligns with clemson university's core values. that is what i like to hear, honest words that are refreshing and not written under duress. did the school go far enough? >> you know, a lot of people get

upset after eating mexican food, but for different reasons. but the name, maximum mexicans. everybody knows it's maximum undocumented. and you have to be respectful of that. >> but look at that with the sombrero. >> i think donald trump should definitely take up the cause of this and definitely seek out and ban taco tuesdays, wherever they be in this country. >> he would come like i love the mexican food night. i just don't want to put that wall up. joanne, it could be worse, what if they had had a crepe night? >> well, and people wore beres?s the french don't wear that anymore. they actually had a down south night and had like barbecue food and for st. patrick's day they served corned beef and fried fish. and no one complained on those days. what i think everybody is for getting when you go to college and you go to the dining hall,

yeah, there is a variety of food but you get the same food all the time. so when these nights come along people go crazy for them, especially since guacomole is so expensive. the kids don't have money. you have to be smart about it. these kids just ruined it for everybody. >> that is it. don't you think the problem is they didn't do enough. they think a couple of balloons and sombreros -- >> i was trying to think of what type of food would be less, i guess you could be the breakfast? that could be offensive to the pirate community. your options get really narrow. with all that fresh food -- >> i don't like being called a fruit loop. >> jimmy, is it because mexicans are seen as an oppressed group?

>> my test would be, are the chefs offended? if they're fine with it, we roll it. i think it's ridiculous, the school owes me an apology for been intellectually insensitive, this is stupid. when you apologize you further this type of behavior in the country. >> seeing how much they like to apologize, i bet you will get a hand-written apology. >> it's coming. >> apologize for everything. all right, coming up, an engineering student finds a new way with a robot. this and more after the break.

live from america's news quarters, i'm patricia stark. president obama says americans will eventually have to come together to figure out how to prevent mass shootings. the president meeting with families from the victims from last week's deadly shooting in oregon, giving comfort after a gunman killed nine people and injured nine others. >> when you talk to these families -- you are reminded that this could be happening to

your child. to your mom or your dad. >> the same day as obama's visit, two more deadly shootings at schools took place at texas southern university and northern arizona university. well, pressure is building for wisconsin congressman paul ryan to run for house speaker. the process of finding a successor to john boehner thrown into chaos after majority leader kevin mccarthy withdrew from the race. mccarthy says he has spoken with ryan about it and thinks he would make a great speaker. ryan insists, however, he is not interested. united auto workers approving a new union agreement. this is a week after a previous agreement was voted down. they will great deal add to the pay system. union members will likely start to vote on the new agreement next week. seaworld says denying orcas their ability to breed is cruel. but it remains unclear whether

the corporation will fight such a ban at its california park. the california park approving $100 million worth of an expansion, but now has banned breeding of the captive orcas that would live in them. i'm patricia stark, for all of your headlines log onto foxnews.com. an engineering student says that female classmates are not his equals. he wrote in a letter published in the school newspaper to the women in my engineering classes while it is my intention to treat you as my peer, let me

deviate from that and say we are not equals. i did not grow up in the world that discouraged me from focusing on hard science, nor did i live in a world that told me not to get dirty or said i was bossy for exhibiting leadership skills. okay, so you and i cannot be equal. you have already conquered far more to be my this field than i will ever face. his letter has been liked thousands of times on facebook. malden says he is happy to add to the conversation about sexism that exists in stemfield. jimmy, how amazing is this guy? he will have so many gals over the dorm room -- >> you know that -- i want to say this, this is never acknowledged. there has been maybe probably definitely some type of institutional configuration in our society that benefitted men more than women -- >> maybe probably definitely? >> a thousand percent.

i'm having the most articulate day -- >> it's conceivable. it's out there, i'm trying to blow with the wind i'm doing a hillary. there is one struggle we are burdened with that never gets acknowledged in society. we have to walk around with a bodily organ trying to destroy us. it is a burden to have a penis. we don't get any credit that there is something living inside of us trying to destroy our life every second of the day. i'm not saying we deserve your sympathy -- >> that is the same people that say hormones make women irrational. >> hormones start like world wars. >> i understand for women in days gone by they might have been discouraged and not get dirty, did you play with mud pies when you were a kid? >> my parents had a broad tolerance for letting me make

choices when i was younger, i had my first car ride when i was 11, did badly, hit the front steps, survived, i think i was just very feminine, you're five feet tall. >> but isn't it true that young women are encouraged everywhere you go, i go to the school, it's all about girl power. i'm worried about boys, they don't have special attention. >> i think this war on men is a little overblown, i feel like the boys are doing fine, not super stressed. this guy thinks the only way he can get laid is i suck and i'm sad, women are great. those are the guys who need help, better parents. >> okay, i'm not worried about the boys i think it's over-stated about the girls who are discouraged from math class. >> i think this guy has an excellent formula for getting into the friend zone -- >> permanently.

>> actually, to betsy's point, fewer men go to college and graduate from college now. women actually have been out-pacing them in educational fields for quite a long time, though. i think it is a situation where girls are starting to get a lot of encouragement from this, and that is good. i don't think there is a need for guys to basically beat themselves up over the sins of past policies, or anything of that nature. >> i agree with you, i think now is the best time for a girl to be in the stem field. i think we see here in the letter and what he is saying is we just need to teach them more social skills to science and math kids, because he talks about how the guys are talking over the girls -- >> i know you want to talk, i have to go to the next story. if you like things like coffee, and tonic water, they show that

the robust predictor, you probably like cheating, if you enjoy radishes and vinegar, you probably enjoy water boarding, the researchers suggest that sadists might enjoy bitter food because it gives them a thrill. bitter plants tend to be poisonous, so your body feels like it's in danger but your mind knows it's not. >> it doesn't make sense, they base this on a personality questionnaire, and nobody is honest on a personality questionnaire. i feel like everybody is trying to present a better version of themselves on the questionnaire. you know who came off as macho on the questionnaire, the guy who came off as women -- >> betsy, i don't trust people who drink only cold beverages.

that kind of creeps me out a little bit. does that make sense to you? >> sort of. the lead here is somebody got paid in five figures of money to do research on how like coffee affects your personality. cancer, there are real problems in the world. everybody is like i don't know, maybe i shouldn't talk to you, you're edgy. literally that is the thing that happened. >> i think there is a waste of money, there are coffee psychopaths running around the world. >> i enjoy my coffee black, i am now concerned i may also be a psychopath, this is something i need to look into. i don't really like gin and tonics. >> i think it's the bitter. >> i don't like gin, gin is not my thing. >> can you enjoy talking and not be a psychopath? >> i think so but people who order your coffee where you can't taste the coffee that is the real problem. i would rather be with a

psychopath than be with somebody who constantly orders cappucinos. >> and the vinte, with this type of whip, holding back this ingredient person that is not a psychopath. and yet me, coffee black? i'm a psychopath? i don't really buy that situation. >> they may not be a psychopath, they're just annoying. >> that is not a thing i have ever done. just putting it out there. i have never done that. >> but i am always amazed at the guy who tees off on the dunken donuts guy, i'm like, can you give him a break? is the man not stressed out enough? >> he already has to deal with maximum mexicans. >> all right, got to go, we'll be back with comedian orlando jones. ♪

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if you start on mad tv, if the world wept when you left the tv show, sleepy hollow, you might be? we're here with orlando jones. orlando, thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me. >> you're in town at this comic-con, right? >> i am at new york comic-con.

>> i saw all the people taking photos of you. >> it's amazing, but i love it. >> i want to go through the whole orlando jones thing. >> this is scary. >> that is when i was first aware of it. let's start there. okay? big break, right? you audition -- how did you audition for it? i auditioned for mad tv in the '90s. they were one of the only shows looking for people. >> i remember when i went in the room, there were like 300 black dudes, i think i was robbed by that guy. it was crazy. and i went in and did a cold call audition where i decided i would play all the roles because sometimes casting directors are horrible so i played all the roles and got a call back. and then quincy jones decided he would just throw ideas at me. do an east coast rapper, do your grandmother.

and then they gave necessame th >> you wrote a lot of the show, right? >> yeah, i wrote on the show the first season. >> were you performer? >> i was the only cast member that wrote on the show, yes. >> how was it? two seasons? >> i did it for two seasons, it went for 15 years. >> you were on two seasons, i remember when you left, okay, orlando jones, he is hot, he is going to go be a movie star. was that thing where you had to make the decision when to go? >> yeah, i didn't think i was going to do a sketch where they said now he is funny, the others not so much. but it was two years, the show had done well. and i wanted to try my hand at other stuff. so i -- they kindly let me go. so that is really -- i have to thank david saltzman and quincy jones for that. >> it was a situation where you had to ask. >> sure, quincy really wanted me

to see well. he really thought i belonged in the film world. he was a huge proponent of doing it. >> and those 7-up commercials, that is where you became a national name, did it not? >> i don't know, everybody i know who thinks they know the moment that i became famous to them. i never know who is right. they're like oh, sleepy hollow, no, it was drum line. when you were franklin -- was that the moment? when a man says he jacked off an elephant, i don't have any clue. you know, a country kid from alabama. like for me it was really when i could pay my own bills. and not have to you know beg my parents for money and have my dad look at me like i was a bum. you know, that was the moment for me. that was a big thing. >> and -- >> they were fun super fun. >> i want people to look them up on line. there are commercials, i don't think you can make some of these today as weird as it may seem.

remember the one where you threw the 7-up and knocked out the dog? >> first of all, you make it sound like i was cruel to the dog, you don't bark at me at 4:00 a.m. the dog had a -- >> in today, twitter world, you knock out a dog in a commercial they could come after you. >> you forget, i was in trouble then. the big story, 7-up was banned from the super bowl. katie couric ran the ad. it wasn't like they were awesome, they were like that orlando jones was a disbursie i -- disgusting human being. >> did you do stand up -- >> i have been doing stand-up for four years. >> that is interesting. you got a start as a known

kwan quantity. i start stand-up, nobody knows you, but if they come to you how do you start? >> to be fair, i have written a lot over the years and been put in the position of it and not really do it. you just start. i just went to miami improv and got on stage. >> it's unbelievable, you talk to a lot of actors, they say you know i can't start now. i didn't do it at the beginning and they're afraid because they're thinking i have a reputation to protect. >> but that is the wrong thing to think. you should think you have a story to tell. so everybody has a story to tell. tell your story. the audience will tell you how they feel about it. but just tell your story. >> and tell me about devil and deep blue sea. coming out next year. >> jessica biel, producing it as well as starring in it, and justin timber lake is doing the sound track. >> unbelievable, i want to get this before we go. we have video of a new project. you created i guess the end zone

dance to end end zones? >> my character's name is chad murray michael, do you whip? >> yeah, i whip, are you kidding me. >> yeah, you look like a whipper. [ laughter ] >> so let's check out the tape. the cincinnati bengals. >> let's bring it in for dance, one, two, high kick ball chain. high, jazz hand, jazz hand. >> let me see your cut-offs. >> that is a big cat right there. a bengals cat right there. >> good men, real good. >> i can do the bengals cat, i think, i can handle that. >> what is the cat, constipated?

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coming up on the next red eye, liz clayman and michael moynaham. a new survey out of the u.k. found that more than a third of vegetarians eat meat and they're sneaky about it. they don't tell anyone, as for their favorite meats, kabob is the most popular, followed by beef burgers, bacon and fried chicken. i believe we have tapes of a typical drunk vegetarian. [ laughter ]

>> oh! >> that is pretty grim, right? we cut out the gross part, too. do you believe these people? 30% of vegetarians, i always thought they were phoneys. >> i believe that, i was vegetarian for a couple of years. i never in any state ate meat, my problem was when i left college i no longer had delicious cafeteria food to eat all the time. i basically lived on popsicles and beer, my parents were you need to get a life. scouts honor, did not get drunk and eat meat. >> really? >> joanne, what do you think? well, you're not a vegetarian. >> no. >> you have a couple of drinks and launch into a kabob? >> yeah, and two, i think a drunk man's actions are a sober man's thoughts. stop it.

so gross. you know, when your body is craving something that means that like you need it. i think a lot of vegetarians are deficient in iron. >> and she just sat in the car eating deli ham. >> oh, my gosh, that does seem unstable, eating ham in the car. away do you think? do you think this is just a british thing? they haven't done the study here. >> i just wonder what happens to the vegetarians when they wake up. do they blame it on the soft food or is there something else to goes on? look, human beings are carnivores, if you want to deny it is just leaves more bacon for me. >> and the vegetarians deny it.

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and it's a wonderful journey. >> god bless you. president obama ends a failed program to train syrian rebels. while russia continues to rule the skies over that country. this "special report." good evening, i'm chris wallace in for brett baier. if at first you don't succeed -- quit. that apparently is the obama administration's fillfy when it comes to training syrian rebels. the president is abandoning a half billion dollar program that produced only a handful of fighters. this comes as russia continues to expand its military role in syria. correspondent doug