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headquarters, the state set for primetime debate on the fox business network. donald trump, carson, rubio, cruz, bush, fiorina, and paul. christie will take part in the early debate on 7:00 p.m. new disturbing allegations against the illinois police officer who investigators say staged his own suicide to look like murder. officer also tried to quote put a hit on a village administrator because he feared she would discover he had been embezeling money. the news is shocking to the local official in question. >> it's very unsettling. again, you know, my concern is my family. it's quite unbelievable and almost surreal, i would say.

>> officer's wife and one of his son's are now also be investigated. one official said before committing suicide he sent a text to his wife saying, quote, we may need to hide the funds somehow. a tornado watch ending late thursday night but not before a twister tears a roof off a building in fort worth. and national hall of fame welcoming it's newest members of hand puppet, twister and super soaker, they chose all time fun toys from field of panelists now back to the show we all love "red eye." ♪ welcome to "red eye." hello everyone i'm tom shillue.

let's check in with andy levy what you got there, andy. >> just the latest issue of spaz comics. >> what's on the cover. >> might be hard to see. can we put up a picture. >> that's a good looking zbie. >> i agree is doesn't look much like you but i noticed something familiar, under your right arm your carrying something, your holding a micro rphone. can we put up the other picture. >> that's very cool. >> is that how you see yourself as some kind of super hero, comedian. >> i didn't draw it but now you mention it i do consider myself a super hero comedian. >> oh, boy. >> and i'm not surprised the good folks at spaz comics thought the same thing. >> i give up. let's welcome our guests she

can walk the walk and slur the talk it's joe an. it's producer and founder of ricochet.com rob long. she's a-list all right, soca-list, fox news contributor, and comedian paul oddo. okay let's start the show. move over dr. dre there's a new doctor in hip hop, ben carson drops a record this friday. yo dj spin is that track.

♪ vote, vote ♪ ben carson 2016 ♪ vote and support ben carson ♪ fort next president ♪ will be awesome. >> make became a great nation early on not because he was flooded with politicians but because it was flooded with people who understand the value of responsibility, hard work, creativit, ino va onovation ands what will get us on the right track now. >> that's outside the kbeet beat box can i hear another cut from mcbc. >> i'm very thankful i'm not the only one to pick up the baton of freedom because freedom is not free and every one of us must fight for it every day because we're fighting for our children and the next generation.

♪ if we want to the get america back on track we got to vote ben carson back on track ♪ go out and vote. >> i'm ben carson and i approve this message. >> nice way to wrap it up there. they hope to reach out to young voters by talking to them in a language they prefer and in a cultural format they appreciation. never to be outdone donald trump gave us a example of his new mix tape. >> trump, trump, trump. >> i want to get things going. >> how do you say dealing with killers people that ah, ahae.,ah. >> trump is way up here. >> they say they love this that. this that. >> who would you rather have negotiating against china. >> i don't care if he's nice.

>> yeah. julie how does it feel to know the democrats are about to lose the black folks. >> how does it feel to be the whitest man in america. >> who is the whitest man. >> what was that dancing going on. >> i was getting my groove on. >> i don't know who is whiter you or ben carson the way he was rapping. that was good enunciatioenuncia >> the dancing fit that song. >> it's better than most attempts at political rap. >> what other attempts at political rap have you heard. >> am i the only person who remembers the 1984 jesse jackson. i did a little research for the show. yeah, jesse was an tactual rap star and he rapped for jesse jackson in 1984.

actually the rap sounds whiter than your dancing. >> i don't know why people are kritizing my dancing. i'm known to cut a rug every once in a while. >> i encourage you to watch the show tonight and do some interior work and see what you come up with. >> look, look, i think this is going to help dr. ben carson. some people think of him as kind of a square because they picture him as a surgeon and they haven't seen him getting down like that. >> it's perfect. it will help him immensely not only by the people who were effected by the mcdonald's's commercials in the 80s that's going to get them back on board because it's 9 same type of energy and certain people will say i like him now because this is clearly nonsense. maybe he's just trying to be funny. and i like a comedian. i feel like his campaign said

trump says crazy nonexcepsense don't we get weird. >> already people adding it to their workout play list and love-making play list. you would not be scared going into a bedroom and hearing that on a stereo. >> i know we're laughing at it but it's a pretty good tune. >> it's a good beat. >> this is rap for people who hate rap. actually it's good for him. in the general he's going to have to obviously get his beats is better. >> what young urban voter is he trying to target in the republic primary in new hampshire. >> maybe there will be from now on. carson once made comments about grain. where's buzz feed unearthed his view about the pyramids of egypt

were built by joseph to store grain. the media is attacking him but i say take the plank out of your own eye. america is found as a judo christian country and we may find some things strange. like this. >> that's right. charle charleto n heston moved water. any christian has strange believes. >> like building a arc for lots of animals for a storm. truly where are you going to put your grain. i feel the pyramids is a great

place to store. i agree with it. sometimes archeologies are wrong, right. >> sometimes they don't me what they're doing. you saw indiana jones. >> yeah it's one of my favorites. one thing in the pyramids they put a lot of dead people there. i don't think they were that dumb we will put our food and dead people in one big stone pyramid. >> don't they value both. >> i think if you are non-religious and you're snickering, you have to snicker at me i believe a man raised from the dead. that's crazy isn't it skbl slightly different. what makes it relevant is what does it matter some believe the pyramids are built by ancient aft nows i think it is crazy

idea to t idea. >> what should we be more concerned about. let's move on and statalk bernie sanders who has serious problems with uber because it un regulated. so his campaign staff only takes taxis or do they. the national journal found that can the team only takes ubers, yes, none of their ride-hailing money is spent on taxis. feel the burn indeed. we reached out to sanders for comment and he told us the real reason he doesn't like uber is he prefers to travel a different way. ♪ and i went walking that riveted highway ♪ ♪ i saw above me ♪ that endless sky way ♪ >> yes. >> traveling by foot gives u a

better view, doesn't it. >> uh-huh. >> we love that song here. >> we do we don't get tired of it. i'm serious i'm not tired of it. >> isn't this hypocrisy large. >> yes but i understand because we're all hypocrites. i hate the show "big bang theory" and yet every time i pass it on my tv i stop and i watch it, every time. >> you do! >> and also, it didn't specify if is it was also him taking ubers or just the people working on his campaign. if he stands by his principles that's one thing but the people on his campaign should do whatever they want to. >> if he's against uber and thinks it is bad for america his campaign has to step it up. it's like varying your hats made in china. >> very much like that. i imagine him on list rascal, turning and selling self.

that's how i imagine bernie sanders. >> paying for the nice building here. >> but, yeah, you see it all the time, that is the hypocrisy of these campaigns people take gigantic stands, not just but suddenly there's new york congressmen in favor of raising taxes who don't pay their taxes. all sorts of things like that. politicians do it all the time. i thought sanders would make everyone do something so in a way it sliek just like everyone else but uplifted in a way. >> you use uber. >> i do. >> it works great. >> yeah. >> what's his problem. >> maybe he didn't like new things. i don't think it is hypocritical

because you can still use it if you don't like it. i don't like the way they treat employees at walmart but i still go there and get pants and say you should get paid better, later. >> it's like iran. >> exactly like iran great analogy have you ever tried to catch a cab to new hampshire it is impossible you got to use uber. >> poor bernie sanders who has no idea to get around public transportation other than uber has no choice. >> can't you call the numbers with all the 6s or 7s or is that a new york thing. >> that's new york thing. in advertise advertising news tony the tiger has become advertisement for lust, saying

they can't tweet without furries begging him for sex. for instance one fan responded i hope i get pranked by tony another followed i hope i get spank sds ou sthrng 50i9ds finally this last tweet. i want to steve mariucmooch you. that wasn't real. we made that up. julie i don't know about the furry community. >> yes. >> but they are kind of weird.

why are they going after our childhood icons. >> i don't know. i'm a lucky charms girl. >> come on. >> they're magically delicious. if you go for anything you go for the leprechaun not tony the tigerser. >> let's talk about 1some of th children's icons. >> i think the lucky charm has a porno vibe. >> he's magicallys n sfwhrg 50i9ds >> what about tricks are for kids. >> he's a meth dealer, obviously, right. >> i think you're right, obviously. >> or someone getting into

prostitution asking him to turn tricks for him. >> he did have all that energy. >> although meth and prostitution goes hand in hand. >> no doubt in my experience every day. >> let's get back to the furries. what are these guys and why do they get off. i don't understand it. >> it's weird up and down. you shouldn't legitimize them by giving them a name. they are just weirdos that dress up to have sex with each other. i mean i don't care. they dress up like a mascot for a football team. >> like tony the tiger. >> we've talked about furries a lot i think our audience knows what they are. >> everyone has different likes and dislikes when it comes to playful things. soly not judge, so i will not judge, however it gets a little gross on twitter. tony is hot though, he's italian is athletic and always talking

about suppoports team and he's groomed. he's hairy but still put together there. although, why, why does he have a twitter account? i searched for the others, the rabbit, the rice crispy little guys they doern't have one. i think there aren't twittchildn twitter who are you trying to market to. >> by the way what he's wearing tells you everything you need to know. >> very sophisticated. >> i think rob wears one on weekends. >> on sunday mornings of course. what's weird is someone's like show me some nudes. all an malls are nude. >> and if you are so into fur why you want someone to be nude i thought were into fur. >> shaved maybe. coming up, oh, boy, it's boycotts, the moment with tom that would be a sin to miss, next.

>> i'm boycotting boycotts, i know you where going to say people have right to say what they want i have the right to put my money where they want. i will tell you why boycotts are bad ideas, stake quinten tarantino a boycott makes his movie come out here's what he says. --

the argument is about whether smuchb h someone has a right to say something instead of what he said. here's what lapd chief said -- >> did you hear that quote probably not because everyone's talking about a boycott one that will probably be forgotten by the time the movie comes out so forget the outrage, it doesn't work. when this film is fayettevilted hollywood crowd the cops should come out and do what they do so well, stand guard at velvet ropes and protect the children in their gonwn e. gowns we all

know who the adults are. rob, your a hollywood outsider anyone boycott you. >> only once. it came from american family something or other they didn't like the salty language we would use on our show on "cheers," the adult situations they didn't like and the salty language. >> it was racy for the 80s. >> and into the 90s let's be honest and specific. but i don't know the interesting thing is the cops who will stand guard at the premiers and stuff are all off duty usually, they pay them double it's a great gig. >> calling for a boycott means they will miss out on choice over time. >> it's true on the movies shows that i don't think he's ever

looked at a gun or seen it actually hit someone because the movies are carton and weird. >> and that's the thing i think he's a great artist. i love his films. when he says stupid things i just want to say look at that stupid thing tarantino said. and engage him in a conversation. >> sure or just ignore it and let it go for the cheap publicity it for the film. >> so you say he's after the publici publicity. >> yeah i think that's all this is. first of all if you're not a cop who beats people up what do you care, he's not talking to you, he's talking about the idea of police brutality so if people just want to look at police and let brutality fade out. he's not anti-cop. >> he says i'm talking aut specific cases. that's why i say it's dumb to say look at tarantino he said all cops are murderers which of

course he didn't say that, it should be which ones, that's what i want to ask him. >> i've been a thought leader in this issue since 1994 because i've been boycotting that crap since the day "pulp fiction" skam out. quite frankly congratulations america glad you caught up to me and came around to the fact is that this guy sucks. >> it's interesting. what do you think. i like tarantino. i don't like gratuitous violence, we were talking about torture porn there's no art to it. i do find "kill bill" with a great art to it. >> i hadn't saw those but i saw "pulp fiction" if he wanted me to be in a film i would say yes.

it's good for their careers, i would say. at least the ones i'm thinking of. what's interesting about the right versus it's left boycotting the people on the right are blaz a about it, i don't like the film i don't like his stuff. but donald trump says something outrageous about illegal immigrants and suddenly people want to boy kwot his performing in snl and disrupt it during the filming so that's why the differentiate lies between the two points of view or two parties so i think all boycotts should be boycotted. >> but julie you people are too sensitive. >> about what? >> you're trying to shut down saturday night live. >> we are? >> and look at me i'm right wing

and i love "kill bill". >> that's just the fact you have bad taste in movie. can't be responsible for that. coming up. we have more after the break.

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possibility that a bomb down a russian down passengers plane quote very seriously. russian and egypt say the west is engaging in speculation. isis has claimed responsibility for the crash but no confirmation of the terror group's involvement. police and school officials saying they have no effort suggesting terrorism. >> at this point it would be irresponsible to draw such conclusions based solely on the ethnicity of the suspect. at this point in time the preliminary evidence suggests that freshman computer science and engineering student of santa clara appeared to be motivated

by personal an animosities not a political agenda. >> 18-year-old was upset, he got kicked out after a study group. police shot and killed him after he stabbed four people. none of the victories suffered life-threatening injuries. an end of an era in wisconsin where a century of holt dog making has come to an end. it's cop is closing head can warters a head quarters and moving to chicago. they are own for cold cuts also and wiener mobiles and catchy advertising jingles now back to the show we know you love, "red eye." ♪ welcome back. time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed over at the "red eye" news desk.

hey andy. >> s. how are you. >> good. >> why don't we start with the ben carson wrap. >> excellent. >> julie you said to tom how does it feel to be whitest man in america, i agree with that. i wouldn't follow with who is whiter you or ben carson it doesn't sound good. >> wouldn't you venture that i as a white woman should rap in a more authentic way than ben carson. >> i just don't think it makes you blacker than ben carson. >> well, we disagree. >> okay. all right. tom, you said you know we're making fun of this route but you think it's actually good. as you know i'm considered to be s something of a hip hop scholar, let me explain something that you don't understand. the rap sucks. it's not good. it's actually bad.

>> you'd have to know about rap. >> i think with all that impeeric aal data he provided. let's go to the more fun story. tom you made fun of carson for believing in the bible. carson is getting the story about the grain who was prime minister of egypt who ordered seven grains be stored in case of famine. >> yeah so he was like where's the grain. >> should be clear it doesn't say in the bible that grain was stored in the pyramids. >> he was like where else are you going to store grain. >> in grain cellars. >> so he sounds like an old jewish guy. >> according to ben carson they were jewish.

>> also this is not a seventh day ad ventist. the church says they never heard that idea. this is just ben carson. >> i like going out getting new theories. >> i just want to say it. as rob pointed out, on the other hand candidates believe all kinds of dumb thing, i'm told a leading democrat believes socialism is a good idea. >> uh-huh. >> joe an you said pyramids would be great place to store grain in fact they wouldn't they are filled with passage ways and archeologies say they would be a really dumb place to store grain. >> if you think about it. what's nice about the shape is when you take some from the bottom it filters right on down. like an natural inverse funnel. >> like it would in any vertical design. >> yes. >> okay. all right. rob you said some people believe

the pier mids were buildly ancient aft nows which is dumb they were built by the atlantians. >> we're going to have toe be friends and not agree. >> there's ample evidence. not just the egyptians around the world were built by the atlantians, used it to stabilize the earth's crust when there's an earth quake but when the poles reversed and atlanta sucks it was all over your alien theory is just ridiculous. >> you know what. i'm done. i'm done. >> fine. moving on. >> also along those lines, nobody is talking about the fact that carson said, quote, and various scientists said you know there's alien beings who came down with special knowledge and that's how the pyramids were

bui built. various scientists have not said that. >> i think he xanaxed out watching "star gate". >> joe an i agree just because the campaign uses uber doesn't mean his campaign does. but you would think they wouldn't use it. >> they're probably thinking he wroent know. we'll just tell him we hired a driver. this is so much easier. >> paul, you said this is not necessarily hypocrital that you could not like something is run but still use it. i guess but if you specifically point out you don't like it, isn't it hypocritical to use it. >> he said he doesn't like the way it is run. >> he said he has syrerious problems.

i get you shop walmart but if you're anti-walmart activist you shouldn't shop there. >> i don't think he's an anti-uber activity. >> i think he's just appealing to the unions. >> i think you're probably right. toniet tiger gets lewd tweets. you saw a tweet that said he wanted to smooch tony it was very real. >> in that it was i real thing that he didn't do. >> the tweet itself was fake but the sentiments were very real. >> kind of like those bush memos. >> exactly. >> tony the tiger does not exist we should also mention that. >> how dare you we will edit that out, sir there are kids watching. julie you said you hate tarantino's movies because of

the gratuitous violence. look, you're entitled to your opinion even though is completely and utterly wrong. >> when you start boycotting him and start following me i will take credit for your reasons, we all know why, because i'm the thought leader as i said. you're welcome. >> thank you. here's what i don't like about tarantino he said quote i was under the impression i was an american and had first amendment rights. yeah unless you are saying that from jail please shut up about the first amendment it has nothing to do with what's going on here. i may boycott because of that. >> also because it's going to stink like all his other movies but you know that already. >> lord, lord, lord. also just before i go, great job by chris hayes at nbc for explaining to tarantino why his first amendment comment was done. i'm just kidding, he said nothing. i'm done. >> thank you andy. >> yep. >> time to take a break.

junk food talk when we come back.

a new study reports that junk food isn't to blame for america's obesity epidemic, it's a national doughnut day miracle. while candy and french fries are still not good for you rowe

sie researchers argue the leading cause of ob ob eastity is eating. we are eating too much generally and need to skcut back on total consumpti consumption. you can he'd cheese doodles but only in moderation like this guy. >> fantastic, right. >> i want some choose doodles. >> two at a time. >> julie you're a carnivore. >> i love meat. >> what about fast food? >> luckily halloween was just around the corner last week and i luckily had a kid who did very well and he went to bed and said you could have one piece of candy and i hate his entire

stash. and i'm not obese. i keep stealing my kid's candy. >> and you're doing well. >> people are focussing on portions too big. >> it's obvious. i would love to know how much they spent on that study to come up with the conclusion don't eat so much. people have been saying that a thousand years, don't eat so much. >> but no one listens. >> just don't eat so much. >> that's it. if that's the case and we've known for years and now we have the evidence to back it up. it's not going to stop all these diets with the combining. >> because we had parents who told us clean your plate. waste not want not. we have become a society that binges. we binge drink. we binge watch tv. we binge eat and moderation is just something that we feel like as americans we shouldn't have

to do because we live in the land of plenty and so since we have it, let me eat it. >> well, i mean she may have a pointd we do think that, why shouldn't we, we are the land of plenty, what's the problem, eat, drink, be merry and die a couple years younger. >> oh, my gosh. >> what's wrong with that. keep driving to your mail box. don't walk or do anything that's the kind of weird society we live in. people think is strange if you walk anywhere, outside of this city. but everywhere else, that's a cinnabon with a drive through. you should lay naked on a conveyor belt and let them squeeze it into your mouth. it's crazy. >> your health is suffering from sugar that's people are taking in and now with universal health

care i'm going to have to pay for you to get all this treatment because of the junk food so i think michelle obama might be on to something. never thought i would say that but start them young. >> even if you want it, eat less. coca-cola when it first came out was six ounce bottles. >> and it had cocaine in it which i understand helps with weight control. >> helps with everything. but now it's huge. they are selling a double quarter pounder, the guy who invented mcdonald's would never have imagined they would put that much meat in there. >> they want to force people to have smaller soda. >> even the cinnabon is like the size of a baby's head. >> a family should share one bun. >> for a week. >> if you watch the ads get

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nasa is now accepting applications for upcoming missions for mars. during the last recruiting period six years ago only eight astronauts were chosen out of 6100 people here's some of the requirements. >> answering phones to scheduling meetings and use photo copiers fax machines and telephone systems, come in contact with a variety of people and should have great communications skills. >> okay that was fake but i want that job. >> do you want to be the one saying. >> i want to answer the phones. >> you may not be qualified for some of the stuff. >> here are the real

requirements, an engineer in math or physicists 1,000 hours piloting a jet plane. not me. perfect eyesight and between 5'1" and 6'2", ooh, made it by that much. the head of nasa recently explained the plan for mars. >> this is the plan, get your ass to mars. >> easy. >> very simple plan. i thought i could go to mars because remember the disney ride mission to mars, you sit in a chair and it does stuff to you and you feel like you're going to mars. it's amazing. if you qualify, would you go. >> okay i do. >> oh, you qualify. >> i do qualify. pretty much for everything, going through my head, the thousand hours, the thin, the perfect eyesight yes i would totally qualify. i would love to go to mars. >> i think its too far. >> what's closer, the moon?

>> yeah go to the moon. >> oh, your one of those. i will go to the moon but not mars. >> yeah i would go to moon and chip few golf balls what about you. >> i'd rather play the role. >> julie? >> i think i qualify. they said knowing russians was a plus. i fit the height requirement barely by two. clearly my p hrks d in astro physicists will serve me well. >> and they will give you a break on the physical stuff. >> they don't have to i'm like a trained navy seal. these qualifications don't pay for themselves show me the money. >> paul why are they putting this out. obviously it will come down to four top dudes, right. >> i think because there's not enough people that work for nasa that want to kill themselves and that's what this is.

they're trying to hire a bunch of people to be the first ones out of the landing carrier and whatever happens, you're not coming back. >> there's a public service right now. >> we got it thank you everyone, i'm tom shillue, see you later. greg. what should i do with your fish? gary. just put it in the cooler. if you're a fisherman, you tell tales. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. put the fish in the cooler!