and hear from other 2016 candidates as well. don't miss it see you tomorrow on the five. good night. tonight on "red eye," the state department releases another 8,000 hillary clinton e-mails. wilt -- will they prove hillary is an emotionless robot? and is there a condom shortage in america? ted cruz is on the case. and global warming leads to terrorism. we will test to see if it leads to migraines. first, a news break. i'm kill --

look at news. i'm kelly wright. now back to "red eye." >> welcome to "red eye." hello, everyone. i'm tom shillue. let's check in with andy levy over at the news desk. >> how is it going in the studio, tom? >> going well, andy.

>> good, good. do you have the guests there with you? >> yeah! they are there at the table ready for the big show. >> good. glad you are all over there together. >> you should stop by sometime. >> do you really mean that? >> i don't mean that. >> let's welcome our guests. she's got a smile that makes the cheshire cat jealous. jedediah bila. he is an entertainer that goes by one name like madonna or seigfried or roy. national review staff writer charles cook. and this is what a professional pod castor thinks what dressing up is like. comedian dave smith. let's start the show. >> the state department has released 8,000 more of hillary clinton's e-mails. i read all of them twice and underlined key parts.

like this message from 2012 where a post concussion hillary jokes to the senior advisor that having a cracked head is no fun. i guess mrs. bill clinton thinks it is okay to joke about traumatic brain injury. at the time she may have faked the concussion to avoid testifying on benghazi. he revealed that he reached out to roger goodell to undermine the john boltons and the laura ingrams of the world who are belittling hillary's health. he was also crafting a note to bolton adding "don't worry, no profanity." yes, bolton may gee offend -- get offended by course language. in another exchange titled "stupid question." clinton asked what channel "homeland" is on. when he asked what cable provider he uses. she said you won't be surprised to hear i am not sure. finally there was an e-mail with four bullet points listing clinton's achievements as secretary of state. but it looks like this because

the body of the message was redacted. nothing better than secret achievements. jedediah? >> yes? >> what can they be redacting from her achievements. her four achievements, what is secret about them? >> don't you wonder what was in there and what we didn't see? in addition to the other e-mails she decided not to show everyone. i think this helps her. i think it does. she is coming across as likable and as a human. i think your average person this doesn't affect whether they are going to vote for her at all. look, people say it makes her untrustworthy. people think all politicians are untrustworthy. they assume they all stink in the trust department. i think she has a solid shot to win and i don't think any of this hurts her. >> you're right. the details make her say human things like not knowing where homeland is. we have trouble with our remote controls. >> yes, hillary clinton seems more human when you are

reading text. that's a good point. i am a political junky and this round was boring. the first round was scandalous. it proved she knew it was a terrorist attack. this was an al-qaeda-like group and that should have been a big scandal. none of it is sticking. no scandal or e-mails will bring hillary down. the only hope is her god awful personality does that. >> it is true. look, i think you are a fan of all of the clintons, aren't you? >> i am. i am. >> i still remember clinton playing saxaphone on the air sin sin -- arsenio hall show. >> i don't know. hillary just needs to do that. just play some drums or maybe do something.

>> by that token she was on arsenio hall. i watched arsenio too. >> i know it is a black show by the way. i knew it was a black show because they tried to do it. >> look there was the allen thicke show at the time. >> look, i know you don't want to talk about arsenio. you want to talk about hillary's e-mail. i need someone to tell me. >> she is so lame. she is not bill. bill is extraordinarily talented. he has innate capacity and she doesn't. i didn't read this and think it is fun to work in the state department. i thought they were the e-mails you would expect from a failing wine store in boise with three or four older employees who didn't quite know what day of the week it was. and you know you eventually

comcast is going through the business e-mails to see which to delete. the others show she is a felon and should be in prison. these shows she should be in a you are inking home. >> she did have the head injury. why is she calling the nfl over her head injury? everyone knows she should have called all of the king's horses and all of the king's men. >> she has a big head. her head is thick. she has a big nfl head. you know those fat heads they put on the wall? they should have a hillary fat head. >> she is not exactly a young woman. these e-mails do show her to be quite forgetful and not know which end is up. >> her middle name is rodham. >> not anymore. she is gejting rid of it. >> it means hard head. >> she said today she is getting rid of it. she is dropping the rodham. she will just be hillary clinton. it is too complicated. >> we should have done that story. >> that makes her more -- i don't even know where i am. i forget everything.

people relate to that, the fact she is forgetful. >> tom is running my campaign. >> if trump ends up as the nominee people will forgive him about forgetting what was happening. >> it human. s her. all of the flaws, it does president matter. thls this woman tboas to jail for this, she would have to be put in jail for this to impact her campaign and the election. trump does not forget things. he has a memory and he remembers things that doesn't happen. >> rudy jewel yawn me came out saw -- rudy guiliani came out. we are creeping up. we only need 950 more. in other hillary news tuesday marks 60 years since rosa parks refused to move from her seat on a segregated bus in montgomery, alabama. clinton changed her logo to include an image of parks. done malled trump also honored

parks. all right, he didn't do that. i wouldn't put it past him, right some he knows how to promote. >> he does know how to promote, especially with african-americans. i love that when the debate he high five's ben carson. that was awesome. it was great. when you did that he said let to that 26 honorarythat. degree surgeon with a high five. >> ted cruz is pro phylactic. somebody asked the hopeful about making con raw exception to women -- contraception open to women who want to control their own bodies. they said there is no gop war on women and accused hillary clinton of spreading the lie that they want to ban contraceptives. >> i have never met anybody, any conservative who wants to ban contraceptives.

as i noted heidi and i have two little girls. i am very glad we don't have 17. >> cruz continued and a warning, he uses the phrase jimminy cricket. >> when the war on women came up republicans would curl up in a ball and they would say don't hurt me! jimminy cricket this is a made up, nonsense example. the last i checked we don't have a rubber shortage in america. when i was in college you put a machine in the bathroom and you put 50 cents in and wala. >> 50 cents. was that the going rate? 50 cents for a rubber? >> that just came off sounding old. it was a silver nickel! these kids don't even use condoms. they have an app against std's. he was doing so good -- in all

seriousness he was doing so good if he didn't pull out jimminy cricket. that's how you have to fight this war on women crap. no jiminy cricket will not win you any youth votes. >> let me try to defend ted cruz. he was making fun of fellow square republicans? is that what he was doing? he was saying he was not one of those people curled up in a ball, right? >> ted cruz is completely right here for two reasons. firstly there has never been a grand split between republicans and democrats on the question of contraception. back when this issue came up in 2012, democrats 90% were in favor of contraception and 80% of republicans. the question is whether you should subsidize it and whether the religious minority should be forced to pay for it. that issue is on going in america. you are still seeing lawsuits like the little sisters of the poor. the democratic party has decided it can win votes from

stupid people if they decide not subsidizing is the same as banning it. i don't particularly like the way ted cruz talks, but he is absolutely right on the merits whether he says jimminy cricket or not. >> rebut that. >> it looked like a bad comedy gig. >> didn't it? >> he was kind of killing it though. i was like, he was kind of killing it. i think he was like making people laugh which to me, that what i just saw, i was like, he is kind of funny. that makes me like a person especially when you have a sense of humor. that's why trump i think is people love him because he's real and he's kind of funny. cruz is getting a little funny. he looked like a comic. jimminy cricket he threw in some funny words. gee golly, keep going, cruz. >> so why is it, jedediah? trump can get press every day and cruz is on his heels and

gets press half as much. >> cruz typically drives me crazy. he has this preacher way of speaking. he has a really bizarre way of delivering a message i think on a debate stage. but this guy i could like. this is a likable guy. this is the guy he needs to show, and not just because he is talking about condoms and something young people can relate to and normal people can laugh at, but he sounds like a person. he doesn't sound like a politician. i think he will get press for this. he is rising in the polls as of late and i think he is starting to realize the likes of donald trump is doing well because donald trump is a real guy. the candidates who will learn from done thald trump -- donald trump, those guys have a shot. the ones who stay in the political mold they will get booted. >> jeb thinks he is doing it every day of the week. >> but like the one you don't like.

>> do you guyses have homework? shut up. >> the next story in the wake of the paris attacks, the off duty cops want to pack heat at nfl games. since 2013, the league has banned them from bringing guns into stadiums and now the national fraternal order of police is asking commissioner roger goodell to reverse the policy to help combat terrorism. the president writes " organizations like isis are selecting targets based on the amount of death and injury they can inflict. mass murder and casualty events. law enforcement cannot be certain all threats will be detected and neutralized. we ask new england patriot coach bill belichick how he felt about the issue. >> well, what do you think? >> couldn't agree more, coach. jedediah, he really has that stair down. >> he has it all figured out.

he should run for president. put him on the stage. >> listen, i love belichick. >> he knows how to cheat. >> certain people, i won't name them now, but they think belichick has the -- well problems with -- i won't even say. he is a great coach and they want to bring him down. some people on the show. listen, what do you think, jedediah and -- >> i actually thought the off duty cops carried their gun around. >> i want to like the idea and something is bothering me and i am thinking if you are off duty you are in an off duty mind-set so you may be drinking and living life. i fear they may jump into action would the -- without really being in a position to do so. maybe there is a chain of commands when these things happen. i want to love this idea and i can't really figure out why it is bothering me. i am a pro second amendment

girl and i want more good guys on the scene, but something about this makes me uncomfortable. >> it seems like he can figure out what is wrong. >> first i do not trust a bunch of white cops in a place where a bunch of black men are running around. they will end up shooting one of the players by accident. we have enough brothers getting shot. you shot him, hey he is on the team. why did you shoot him some why was he running so fast. and that's on a bunch of cameras. >> but you have -- look what happened in paris. there wasn't a lot of people to defend against these people. the ones with the guns were there. now in that concert hall you would agree if there were a bunch of guys with guns it would have helped. >> true. but i did not know they didn't have guns. i thought they always had guns. why would you say something like that. now everybody knows you don't have a gun and people are

acting a fool because you blabbed we don't have guns. i thought when i see a cot he has a gun. you have everything under control. now that you blaed people will act a fool. it is not gonna work. >> i would extend the rule to everyone. if you look at the concealed character it is much, much more law abiding. so if we are going to trust off duty cops which is a george w. bush law and they go through a back ground check and fingerprinting and the test. the police chief in washington, d.c. said citizen must be on the fright line of fighting terrorism in her city. she said no one should have a gun. i said do you see the guy over there? run at him with your pencil. no.

look what happened on flight 93. it is immoral to say you have to be the guy to stop the terrorism. if you have aer p mitt you should be allowed to use it. >> guns for cops? guns for everyone? >> i agree with charles, but it won't sound as smart in my ago sent. accent. the problem is only one group is allowed. all of these shootings happen in gun free zones for a reason. nothing is gonna make a would be shooter, more scared than knowing they have a concealed carry permit. coming up, bill nye the science guy talks climate change and terrorism.

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global warming is our biggest problem, and this year's so 2 he said no challenged poses a greater threat to the future generations than climate change. he linked it to the favorite issue at the paris climate conference and now he has some back up from the noted scientists to the children, bill nye. nye explains just how climate change makes the jihadists. >> in the case of terrorism, water shortages in syria caused people, largely young people, to abandon the family farms and go to the big cities looking for work. couldn't get work. was dissen chanted -- disenchanted and have now shown up around the world shooting people. >> boom, boom, boom.

let's assume the facts are correct. everyone agrees that all of the climate solutions that are on the table cost jobs. they slow the economy and make it harder to open the factory. if you want to cut carbon you have to cut production. if lack of jobs leads to terrorism their climate change agenda creates terrorists. nice try science guy. oh by the way, you know what else is a bad idea? teaching kids how to make nuclear bombs. >> the mousetraps represent uranium and you get it from digging up ore from the ground. ping-pong balls represent the neutrons. now to start a chain reaction we bombard the uranium atoms with extra neutrons or in this case an extra neutron. >> jedediah, how many cities all over the world were

destroyed by that episode of "bill nye, the science guy." >> these people are crazy. they are certifiable. the idea that everyone who is under privileged -- water shortages some lack of jobs? if that was the case everyone would blow up everyone. everybody would chop off everybody's head. that's not what is happening. en refuses to -- everyone refuses to acknowledge the extremism. you don't see budists or hindus or christians or where there is a water shortage running around and chopping people's heads off. these people are nuts. these people vote, tom. they vote. this is the problem with the country. >> look, i am rying to take the logic at face value. if they are moving from the country to the city and that's where they are finding the terrorism and it is because of a lack of jobs it is the fault of people who want to cut down on the economies of these, isn't it? >> you can make the case but

we ask why we didn't see it in 19th century britain or in the dust bowl during the depression. my view of this is i don't particularly care about climate change. i don't. i'll tell you why of although i accept mankind is having some impact, there is a massive gap between mankind is having some impact and we are all going to die that is bridged with far too enthusiastically. frankly if i did care about climate change, listening to bill nye speak as he just did would really, really depress me. i would know in that moment that the average viewer would be sitting at home saying, i don't have to worry about this because it is staffed 1k3 promoted by fools. >> there you go. dave, was my theory correct? it was kind of tongue and cheek. i don't think it is as pressing. if it is, it has to do with

the droughts, right? >> the idea that droughts lead to jihad is insane. if you downplay the global warming or climate change you are a nut, but you can over play it as much as you want to. bernie sanders said it would make it uninhabitable pour our children. this is not a far off prediction. we will know pretty soon if the world is uninhabitable. the truth behind the statement is there are droughts in the area. it is a huge leap for them to say those droughts are caused by global warming and it is insane to say it is caused by global warming and lead to isis. >> shouldn't bill nye stick to making the volcanos out of baking soda? >> this man is making fun of him.

>> he is a fake muslim. >> bill nye is not the man anymore. he is a whack science dude now. he has to find a way -- this is kind of smart on him. he said let me say something crazy and let me use some science and then maybe -- i can figure something out in a scientific way the reason these guys are snapping. he used to be the man back in the day. now my man from cos mow, he is the main dude and he does president get invited. he said how can i get back in the meed you media is doing something stupid and making up a theory. >> it is all about publicity. >> the thing is the kids who grew up with him trust him. he was bill nye the science guy. >> they are gonna shut him down. >> tom shillue shutting them down. coming up, if my calculations

are correct it is time for half time with andy levy. don't go anywhere.

"red eye." welcome back. time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from andy levy in the "red eye" news desk. not over there with you guys in the studio. >> that's right. >> i don't mind.

news hillary e-mails need help. if we are going to have a president -- shopping i will ask my mom. if she can't find "homeland" on tv how will she keep the homeland safe? >> nicely done. >> it makes you think. jedediah, you think stuff like this helps her? i agree these funny e-mails don't hurt her and you are right they humanize her even though she is still not a human. >> i feel like people read those and say that's something my mom does or something i would do. she brms relatable where usually she is a robot. >> that's why i think none of them should be released. the state department should redact them. you said no scandals or e-mails that wi bring hillary down.

democrats don't care. >> she is competing against bernie sanders. they plucked someone out of my jewish grandfather's pea knuckle game. maybe some real competition. >> and he is not serious about being president. charles you said hillary is not bill and bill was talented. >> i maintain he is not talented. he completely lost his political mojo. i think he was extraordinary. the fact was when he was running for president he was remarkable. it is not to say she was the favorite, but it is more of an indictment sm. >> i agree with your accent. >> tom you asked why hillary was calling the nfl about the concussion. >> that is the last place.

>> asking roger goodell for pr advice, she should be i'm pieced . godfried, you said her middle name is rodham? >> actually it is diane. she used her maiden name before the clinton. >> i think that rodham needs to stay if there. >> it is one thing when they introduce her. hillary rodham! >> if you are ready to rumble you want the bubble. >> you can see let's get ready to rodham. >> we don't know godfried's full name 1234. >> your middle name is also dye diane. a lot of people don't know that. >> cruise and condoms.

i don't have a cruise fan, but what he said was night and necessary. as long as they can be monitoring the debates the garbage will keep happening. the only reason we are talking about birth control is steph knop plus brought it up in the last election cycle. >> i don't believe that is an accident. i am not necessarily saying he was faxed by the democratic party. but i am suggesting he comes from a culture where the presumptions are latent and it was injected into the blood stream of the debate. >> i am suggesting the same thing. with a much less dulcet voice. >> i will meet you afterwards at the exit. >> for all i know that was a threat. >> it was a half seductive, half agrees tiff offer.

>> very hannibal lecter-ish. >> jedediah, you said cruise usually drives you crazy when he speaks. he is glad he didn't have 17. you can picture him having sex a few times. >> isn't that the side bonus for all of us. i was so beds liking him that i didn't appreciate that. i think for reminding me. >> no problem. >> that will be great during the debates. >> should off duty cops at nfl games be armed? tom, i'm sure our viewers are curious what were you talking about when you said some people want to bring bill belichick and they say the patriots are cheaters. >> oh you were talking about godfried.

>> you will see the defenses are that bad when we play the patriots? i'm sorry something is up. >> 10 seconds left and they are called on a holding. come on. that's why they want bills there. we may knee somebody to get shot if they are trying to score. >> the patriots got stuck. >> for once they didn't do the cheating. >> jedediah, you said you want to love the ideas of cops bringing their money in. i will side with the mfl. first is booze. >> that's what i said the drinking. >> i don't care how well trained you are lose and firearms. >> i read the letter they sent in 2013 when they adopted the

policy. they have 650 personnel at every game. they train together and go to briefings together and having the armed people can lead to a lot which is blue on blue and officer against officer. they don't know the person is an off duty cop. >> if there is a certain chain of command or protocol those people will not be filled in. they will be trapped in chaos and drunk chaos sounds like a great saturday night, but not what you want to set up to deal with. thank you for clarifying. >> tom, i enjoyed your statement from -- for mom. >> moment with tom. >> oh. you ran through nye's logic without mentioning one important thing.

changing climate change and which region of the world is dependent on fossil fuel for money. >> in the developing world that's where the new jobs are going to be and factories built. >> my point is if you are worried about people in syria to use less fuel will make those countries poorer. >> there you go. we agree. >> that's what you meant. >> yes. >> thanks, andy. more stories when we come back. now here is what is happening on the next "kennedy." >> on the next "kennedy, comedian dave smith and"

we have baby boomers and then gen-x and millennials. what comes next? mtv has an answer. the network after taking suggestions decided on "the founders." everyone born after 2000 is a member of the founders. mtv's president said after they disrupted sue sigh tee it is founder's job to rebuild it. quote, they is a self-awareness that systems have been broken, but they can't be the generation that we'll break it even more.

what do you think? i think they should have stopped generation x. >> i like the founders. we need the founders. listen, have you hung out with millennials? they are the demise of this nation. they are everything that is wrong with this country. i need the founders and that's right i am talking to you guys. step it up and re-do all of the things. it is like the new founding fares, tom, why aren't you patriotic. >> it is now the official term. she did more than mtv. what do you think of the founders? >> i hate it. they have done nothing to earn it. they are the worst generation ever. have you ever passed by. they are loud and awful. >> where are we now? 201 pief and the founders are how old now? >> 12, 13. when do you pass by them on the street. they are not on the street?

>> 12-year-old not on the street? >> i haven't seen a 12-year-old. where are these 12-year-olds. >> don't look at me like i am a creepy dude. afternoon and getting off school they are laughing and snap chatting and facebooking and chapping and app-apping. let's not call them founders, but drakians. >> they are too young to give them a name. they should earn their name. what are they doing instead of instant grams. >> i didn't want to condemn these people because at 12 and 13 years. it is a historical way mtv decided we need people to rebuild our culture. we don't need people to rebuild our kl tour.

you need somebody to respect our culture. you have 250 years of hipocritical. but some progress. you have a country founded on beautiful principals that need to be remembered. if the millennials screwed it up they have to know there was a world before barack obama and there was a world before facebook. >> i do like the fact that you are born and seeing a black president. i like that. and then as they meet knee there was never any white presidents. always black. >> they have the calendar -- >> lont look at the history. it is fake. then you have kids growing up saying we need to move out of this world and have chance. >> we will close things out with a bedtime story.

coming up tomorrow on the

next "red eye". >> on tuesday a man pleaded guilty to attempting to smuggle more than 1,000 turtles out of michigan. last year he was caught at a canadian border crossing with 51 of the reptiles taped to his legs. how did he manage that? here is video of him. ♪ >> okay. his name is not mc hammer. the man's name is kai, and ship them to china. the shipments were in the range of 30,000 to 125,000. even after he was busted he didn't stop. said an assistant u.s. attorney he did not see smuggling turtles and he did not even slow down. he really loved smuggling turtles. that's it.

>> let the man explore his list. no one cares about turtles. they don't care about turtles. i am not talking the snapping turtles, the one that are almost extinct on the go -- galapagos turtles. >> it does sound like a you euphemism. it looks like something really, really dodgy. what do you think? he taped them to his leg. >> i think it is animal cruelty. would you want to be taped to that guy's leg? >> they have a shell. >> it is masking tape. >> listen, every thinks turtles are tough because they have a hard shell. everybody thinks we have a hard shell, but we are soft on the inside. the guy should go to jail. >> i never liked turtles since

they were bragging about winning that rase against the hare. they don't win the race when they go that slow. >> look, this is just another unintended consequence on the failed war on turtles this government has -- canada has nothing to do. this is insane though. what is the justification for cracking down on people moving turtles. >> they are pre historic looking and carry a lot of bacteria, right? >> nope. >> is there no turtle diseases? >> the turtle smuggling business. you couldn't strap a bunch of kittens to your leg. the only reason is there is no law against selling kittens. >> but people were doing that.

>> and then he wouldn't be so annoying. special thanks. that does it for me, tom shillue.now.

check it out. >> set your dvr, "special report" is next. an endorsement, several attacks and one candidate dropping out of the race, this is "special report." good evening from washington, i'm doug mckelway in for brett baier. much of washington may still be on holiday but the 2016 candidates aren't taking a break from criticizing each other, marco rubio is touting a conservative endorsement. as his opponents slam his poor senate attendance and donald trump continues to set his sights on democratic front-runner hillary clinton. chief white house correspondent ed henry has our potential presidential election wrap-up tonight. >> the battle for the anti-trump establishment lane of the republican party