are made in trump tower grill. i love hispanics. that's all for campaign flash. see you tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. right here on fox news channel. welcome to "red eye." let's check in with andy levey to see what exciting stories we will be discussing. how does donald trump celebrate cindo de mayo? i'm sure it includes defeating the mexican army at the battle of puebla. or eating a taco bowl. 78% say yes and 147% say no. and finally, kfc is selling nail polish that taste like chicken. sorry, guys. i will keep my nail polish.

back to you. >> thanks, andy. when she gets drunk they call her sloppy joe which never happens. joanne nosuchinsky. if he is here, who is fronting the smash mouth cover band? >> great one! >> comedian jimmy falla. she trains as a boxer so she can beat you physically and mentally, megan mccain. and the only thing he has in common with hillary is he keeps hot sauce in his bag. let's start the show. >> cindo de mayo today. i am talking about trump. happy cindo de mayo, the best taco bowls are made in trump

tower grill. i love hispanics. that's a good closer. he loves hispanics. benny johnson took a closer look at the photo and noticed something interesting. he tweeted, donald rump is eating a taco salad on top of a bikini clad photo of his ex-wife, marla maple. yes, it is really his eke wife -- his ex-wife marla maple. the picture of marla came from a n issue of -- an issue of people magazine. we zoomed in on some of the objects. take a look at what is by his desk. it is a shrine to joe bu. just don't steal his rum. we also look closer to the photos by the window. he has obama's birth certificate, frames -- that is interesting. and a framed picture behind him. i am honored, mr. trump.

>> what do you think, lou? >> i thought that was a charming photo. he loves hispanics and he is telling the truth. >> he keeps things around he finds most attractive and appealing. that's normal. >> those are real pictures. the picture of marla maple, i don't know why he had bikini clad pictures of his ex-wife under his taco bowl, but he did. >> people magazine decided to publish it. >> was it the latest issue of people? >> that's a great question. >> was it a really old -- it was a recent issue? >> i sense in your questioning desire to create tau -- tamult. trump tower is -- >> a lot of people say he is doing so terribly. i even said it in my set up. republicans don't get many hispanic votes.

who is to say he won't do better than the last guy? >> actually in new york and every district in which there are 50% more hispanics he won a majority of them. it is interesting. he has won women in every contest and everybody talks about he has so much trouble with women. it is just not true in the universe of the republican party. >> men love trump, right? half of hispanics? men. he will do well with hispanic men, don't you think? >> no, well we can't -- what you are talking about is a little different. the funniest part is the taco bowl is not sold at trump -- >> trump cafe. >> i i have a friend who went there -- well i follow somebody on instagram who said i can't find the thank you co.

can't find the taco. it was trending all over today. >> i don't know if it is trump grill or trump cafe as far as far as he is concerned. >> it was a special item. it actually looked good. this is why he will win. he is interesting and in a way she isn't. if you are staring at them in a split screen there is a lot more excitement and it matters. it is a long race. >> can anybody go there or is it for the employees? >> i just read somebody's tweet saying it was trump cafe, but he has so many successful businesses it is understandable why he would confuse a few of them. and he is doing a great service by showing this particular meal on cindo de mayo. you want to know why? it is not a rice bowl. a rice bowl comes in a paper plate.

with the taco bowl, you eat the bowl. >> the pizza box the other day. >> what would you give to hear chris matthew. >> i don't go for the bowls. >> i don't. it is like i think i am going to be healthy and i try to say it is a salad, but it is not. give me more sour cream. fine, i will go all out. >> next story, a republican senator and with the bow day shoes billionaire being the nominee he did what politicianses have been doing since the ancient roman times. he went on a tweet storm. it seems he wants another choice beyond what the two parties are offering. the two political parties are

like an old married couple arguing what color to paint the living room and meanwhile the house is on fire. next one, there are literally dumpster fires more popular than trump or clinton. why are we confined to these two terrible choices? this is america. we reject them and go bigger. that's what we do. i am not sure why they think we are confined to two choices. there is andrew wk and the party party. he is a choice for many, isn't he, lou? >> i'll take your word for it. >> you don't have to organize too many letters in his name to understand what he is. the man is out of control. he is a troll of the worst order and a senator of the least talent and the biggest mouth. this guy is a joke.

he is the arbitor of all things political and he need to hang out in his home state to get a better grip. >> he is becoming a national figure. it is not a bad plan. do you think his analogy was correct? the house is burning and both people are arguing over the paint. isn't that what trump is saying too? >> he is social media savy. i laughed out loud and said is this a parity account? he is up in the middle of the night like donald trump and that is getting attention, and he is doubling down which you have to expect because people are waivering. >> which level? >> for those that are never trump like megan sitting next to you. it is an awkward moment for lou daabses and i. >> it is not awkward at all. >> i will say, paul ryan says

i can't support donald trump yet. he is waivering right now and he is making a choice and sticking with it. >> what do you think about ben ace -- dash sac. >> if you care about the party it is not doing anything to help the party. it is almost too little, too late. if you were so concerned you are doing this now. and then again i only heard of him today. maybe he has always been anti-trump. >> i will give you his argument. he thinks if they support trump they will lose the house in the senate. >> trump is going to be a unifier. >> i think his hometown has an arsonist on the loose. there are dumpster fires and house fires. >> he is obsessed with fire. >> there is one argument i can't stand of we deserve better than trump or hillary. we had 22 choices and we did

not suffer from a lack of optionses. we have had socialists and we have had lincoln chaffey's and we have had everything. we had 22 candidates. we voted for this. the idea that america deserve better, it does president. it it doesn't. let's talk about paul ryan. >> they could have been separated at birth. >> he is not saying never though, right? >> he is not. jay do you think paul ryan is worse? paul ryan seems to be hedging his bets i guess. >> i think megan has a definite argument for that. the fact is that there is so little distinction without a difference. you have two precious people living off the public trough making a name and they say so cute and so clever.

at least megan is right. at least sass is saying never. >> let's defend paul ryan and say he is just waiting. the convention is -- actually it is coming up kind of soon. he has until then. then when the streamerses are coming down paul ryan can say you know what? he is a great guy. >> there is no question. so far all he has done is break his word and violate the neutrality that is the tradition for the chairman of the convention. he has made a ben sass of himself. >> will he parachute in and act like the savior? lou and i are on different sides. is he playing politics or is this what he thinks is the good of the party which a lot of people are confused by. right now the republican party is in disarray and chaos.

choose one way or the other. >> it is the establishment of the party that is in chaos. by the way we have to exscrement ryan previs who i give credit, the chairman of the rnc, for saying we have definitively a presumptive nominee. there is an accelerating acknowledgement of what trump has done here. megan again is right when she talks about the establishment being in disarray and trying to swallow bitter pills. that is the reality that the american people have had a belly full of them. this will be an anti-establishment election. and it will be a tsunami when it hits washington. >> isn't that what paul ryan is doing? where does paul ryan have a problem? >> he is trying to hold on to his job. he decides that he is the greatest thing since john boehner. i mean, come on. >> he is scared and he saw what happened to cantor. he has to run for re-election

at some point. >> not even cantor unders what happens to cantor. these guy are so entrenched in the scat toc quo -- status quo. they have no reflex. you actually heard paul ryan say he needs another 30 days to come to terms with reality. i mean that kind of leadership is what we really need. >> next story. a new york real estate mogul is in the news and it is not trump. barbara corchran is defending advice she offered on twicer. she wrote "i find running a business in a man's world to be a huge advantage. i wear bright colors. yank up my skirt, get attention." feminists took hombrage. she is not backing down. >> i totally believe what i said and i am surprised by getting any reaction. it is so obvious that if you are a woman or a man, it has

nothing to do with what sex you are. i happen to have the great legs. i never had the best face or the best body, but i had great leg. if i want to get attention i wear my skirts high and i yank up my skirt at the midriff and i walk into a room and everybody notices me because i have great legs. >> oh my gosh. >> but this is business. aren't you judged by your numbers. >> you are judged by your numbers, but to get to those numbers you have to stand apart from the pack. you will never succeed being exactly like the next guy or gal because nobody will notice you. >> don't go to me first on this. >> i want to hear you. >> the thing a woman answering this you are damned if you agree and you are damned if you disagree. >> this is what i want. >> are you gonna get eviscerated both ways. i don't knock this woman for saying i am going to dress provocatively to get attention. i permanently don't have a problem with -- i personally don't have a problem with

that. do what works for you, but relying only on your sexuality for your career could possibly end up being dangerous. i don't have a problem -- >> oh jeez i am going down a hole. >> i don't mean that -- i mean, we all age. at a certain point -- >> not all of us. >> except for the gentlemen at this table. >> megan, the interviewer asked that question repeatedly. she said hospital women rely on their brains? and barbara said of course. and also the legs or whatever your attributes are. >> i don't have a problem with that. i don't have a problem with women dressing however they want and at any juncture they want and wearing whatever they want to get ahead. >> perfect agreement. >> don't you wear bike shorts on your show because of your legs? >> absolutely. we have so much going. you

try to be somewhat modest. i have to say about barbara, this is one of the smartest, sharpest, real estate folks. she is amazing and a great personality. the people trying to bite on her ankle, go away. come on. >> there is not a lot of meat on those ankles. >> she has written books about this. she says you can think whatever you want in the classroom. in the boardroom you have to use what you've got. >> and what women need most is confidence. so it is not just her dressing for men, dressing that way may just give her the confidence she needs. she knows she has great legs. so when she shows them off she feels on top of the world which could be what it takes to sign a deal, to get numbers , i don't know business terms. >> can i jump in on this and say one more thing? it is awkward to say at a table full of gentlemen, but

if you are a skinny woman it is more acceptable to dress provocatively. if you are a curvey girl, like i am, there is more controversy with what you are showing off and wearing. trust me. i have been living with body for a longtime. >> there is a different response. >> from women? >> from everyone altogether. i am just saying for me because i am a more christina hendricks-style body and there is a different reaction when i wear something more provocative than somebody skinny and toned and in shape. >> the music plays and the heads turn, are you kidding me? >> not positive all the time. trust me. sorry, i am making it uncomfortable. >> not at all. i am trying to evaluate that. it is an interesting proposition . the fact is i think barbara is right. whatever you've got, go with it. it. it is a differentiator. if you are differentiating and can back it up with talent and energy and drive, god bless.

>> you have your wit, right sph. >> stop it. i was going to say first off you are hanging out in the wrong neighborhood. you need to go to 135th street. you are the rose of spanish harlem. are you just hanging out in the wrong neighborhood. you don't realize it. >> it is like the internet is the crazy place. it is a thing that you only -- and joanne, you know. you know when you are a woman and you have pictures and on tv people sometimes are not so nice. >> yeah. >> would you promote a woman based on look? as a man say you are a boss, it is going to affect you you think? this is what we are doing and this is where social media is to be sick is. this is only a story because some people made a life stime of -- style of being mad at things. they want us to use this charade we don't see looks, but at the end of the day we are going to. if you look good, it helps. if you don't, it is usually a problem. this idea that we will start behaving a certain way to

conform on social media so we don't get fired and pillaged, but not change the physical behavior means it is a waist of time. >> that's all she was saying. coming up, 538 strikes out in 201 sick. what does it mean? find out next.

live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark. fbi questioning of top aides to hillary clinton is reportedly underway. abadeen was the deputy chief of staff and the first to meet with the fbi according to an ap source close to the investigation. the fbi is investigating how sensitive information was handled while clinton was secretary of state.

top clinton aide cheryl mills is expected to be questioned as well as brian who reportedly maintained clinton's private e-mail server. paul ryan says he is not ready to support donald trump as the gop's standard bearer. he is the presumptive nominee, but he has to change his tone and demonstrate he shares the values of the republican party. this was following tuesday's stunning win in the indiana primary. he is endorsing trump saying he thinks he will do well in november. he previously endorsed ted cruz. meantime, they say the governor will not endorse trump or attend the party convention in july. a massive wildfire is burning in burning in the western canadian province of alberta. it has burned more than 210,000 acres of land. to give you perspective, that's a larger land area than new york city. the 80,000 residents have been evacuated and luckily there

have been no fatalities. alberta's manager of wildfire prevention says what they need now is rain. the top prosecutor is asking her office be taken off a controversial murder case. jason van dyke is accused of shooting mcdonald in 2014. if a request is granted a spcial prosecutor could be named to handle the case. now back to everybody's favorite late night show, "red eye." for all of your headlines log on to fox news.com. >> back in 2012, the block revolution analytics wrote an article titled how nate silver won with science. while he was pleased with an obama victory he was, quote, equally thrilled about the victory for i data science cliing gut instinct and philosophy. dirty words as a data genius.

writing in his blog he got it spectacularly wrong. how? by ignoring gut instinct and philosophy. he told readers to ignore them in donald trump's six stages of dom. stage one, free for all. most americans have other things on their mind like paying the bills and finally taking the vacation and baseball. i won't read stage two through six because stage one never happened. but how if the stats were right? the analysis requires making assumptions. it can throw off your predictions big league. here is some of the latest from nate. he tweets, updated post trull p priors. one, voters are more tribal than i thought. and the gop is weaker than i thought and media is weaker than i thought. they are

doing more analysis like making stuff up. that's okay. i do that too, but i admit it. >> i go to 538 because everybody else does. why do people obsessively watch polls? >> i will say so many pundits are shocked by trump's tries and success and becoming the nominee. if you are a public dit and go on tv -- pundit you have to go on tv and know someone in your leave because you can't live in a myopic world where you know whatever kasich supporters supporters and hillary supporters. you have to expand your views u.s. and will have conversations to understand the appeal. and people like nate silver fit in their media bubble. he didn't just get this wrong, but he got it very wrong and it is embarrassing to his career. >> when he was making the

prediction trump was in my hometown giving a speech and people were yelling trump! trump! trump! i thought is he going to the rally and seeing what is happening? >> i just don't know where you would find the ky sick supporter. would find the kasich supporter. >> they won manhattan. i will say he is out of touch with the electorat. and i hate what this has leaked to american society this is where safer metrics came from. itit is over scrutinizing the data. it sounds like people who couldn't hit the ball or catch it were actually god now. no one is winning with it. we are obsessing over this data. everybody got trump rolled. >> and it hasn't worked since inception. can't you say the financial melt down was based on uh summings -- assumptions on

data, mortgages and data? >> it was based on greed, a crooked set of parameters put together by a crooked set of bankers? >> they say it is never going to happen based on my numbers. >> yes. i can conclude with this statement. it was about a group of people so greedy they abandoned the standard and experience and reason. and they didn't give a damn to the people who held the paper. that was the origin. >> do you read his blog, joe app? >> -- blog, joanne some. >> no, but i watched the big short and iewnd -- and understand none of it. >> even when margo robbie -- is that her name? i would like the metric dog.

you reason why things report going the way they are. it has been coming, a longtime coming. he is ahead of the poll. how do you not reevaluate? >> essentially the question nate silver and a whole bunch of folks need to be asking is how does a guy living in a power -- living in a tower better under what is happening with a man and woman in this country than anyone in washington, d.c. and any one of these geniuses piling high the data conclusionses from their data mining. it is preposterous and no one focus on that. trump is a unique pho phenomenon. he out worked every one of those folks running. >> have to go. >> he out fought them. >> he talked to the super. >> half time with tv's "anally

>> andy levey."

welcome back. time to find out what was wrong and what we missed. hi, andy. >> hi, tom. let's talk about trump's taco tweet. it is the 2016 election and this is our lead story of the 2016 election. >> not just hours. >> that's why it is going to win. >> shoot me now. >> i think we can all agree

that it was an improvement for trump. he didn't put "the" in front of hispanics. i am trying to give him the benefit of the doubt. i think he earned the benefit of the doubt, sir. tom, you said cindo de mayo is the most important day on the mexican calendar. is that a joke? it is not even close. i don't want to correct you if you were making a joke. >> what do you think? >> day of the dead x revolution day, independence day. >> when i lead off the story with a fairly absurd story do you think it is intentional? >> sadly no. >> by the way, a january review of the trump taco bowl said it had, quote, plain ground beef so devoid of flavor it rendered an insult to mexicans every bit as profound as trump. >> you said trump does not

have a problem with hispanic voters and you agree with that. >> did i succeed? >> you succeeded in agreeing with it. but 79% have a very unfavorable opinion of trump. 87% find him generally unfavorable. >> if i may. i was basing my statement on exit polling from the seven most recent states in which he did very well. >> that's republican. >> didn't george w. bush get -- >> let's assume for the sake of argument the majority of latinos are not republicans? >> that's what i'm saying. they are not going to vote republican normally. >> except that same poll that showed trump had a 79% unfavorable, ted cruz 34% unfavorable. that's a huge difference.

>> he is right. >> i am talking about george w. bush. didn't he win 30% of hispanics and everybody went crazy? >> 44%. >> and cruz won based on what andy said. >> he will probably be the next president. joanne, head up. sour cream tastes disgusting and you shouldn't eat it. >> oh andy. agree to disagree. >> is it third party time? you brought up the senator trolling gop twitter account and asking if it was a parity. >> it made me laugh. >> let's talk about that. the official gop account tweeted something and i responded. can we put that up? notice the time. 6:10 p.m. can we put that one up? 7:10 p.m. only one possible explanation. senator sass stole my tweet

and got 4,000 retweets and 6,000 likes. >> your wording was better. >> he stole your tweet. jay i i -- >> i would like an apology. >> when you see him on twitter does it say -- >> maybe it was retweeted. >> my tweet was retweeted boy notable conservatives. >> you said he is a troll of the worst order. what if -- -- hear me out. >> if i may caveat that with some sense of hyperbole. >> what if instead of those things he is actually right and both parties are giant pieces of garbage that should be tossed in the trash? >> somebody is pandering to the american people. >> are you calling me a panderer? >> i would never. >> pandy andy.

>> joe app, to be fair he was an outspoken critic of trump early on. >> good to know. i like people with follow through. >> jimmy, you said america does not deserve better and trump and hillary is what america wants. both candidates' unfavorables are over 50%. >> i think that's why you have a good shot at winning m. hers would be the worse ever if not for him. you have to be a mudder to win this year. they say if you are a good horse you have to run through the mud. and we don't deserve better. we had 22 choices and we have been voting for nine months. >> i agree that you do not deserve better, but i deserve better. >> and hillary doesn't have it locked and loaded. she is gutting it out. >> come on. >> are you one of those people who thinks they are counting the votes? >> i like watching her and i

like watching sanctimonious bernie sanders get in the mud. i like to see him get his political high horse. >> barbara is in trouble for hiking up her skirt. tom, you said corchran is deleting the tweet. lou, you were in perfect agreement that women should do whatever they can to get ahead. >> thank you very much. i will just say thank you. >> tom, you asked if he would have maybe not gotten it wrong if he had gone to is a few strum strum -- trump rallies. bernie sanderses had bigger rallies and look what happened there. >> he might have gone to a bernie rally too. >> true, but he didn't win.

megan, pundits need a trump supporter in their circle. >> i met a lot of people in media and in different elements and they don't know anyone except one person. i am from arizona and i have a whole span of people and many trump supporterses and they explained why they like him and i am still not a fan. if you will come on tv and represent the opinion you should know the opinion of the american people. he was popular and still is popular among the republican party. nate silver is blown away at his win. >> i agree with you. my only point is that's why i hang out with lou daabs. >> lastly, you brought up saber metrics. in my opinion, they ignore intangibles. it

ignores a bunch of things. >> it ignores scouting. they are looking at the back of a spread sheet. >> he can't hit, throw and run. >> we have to go. >> thank you. >> it is time to take a break. babies when we come back.

life from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. there is word on the street that feds put one of hillary's top aids on the hotseat. a person familiar with the investigation into clinton's private e-mail server reveals the fbi interviewed the deputy chief of staff when clinton was secretary of state. it is not immediately clear if other aides have been interviewed. corporate tax evaders beware. under a new set of regulations banks will have to keep more detailed records on who owns companies that use their services. another rule would close a loophole that would keep foreign companies from reporting to the irs. the goal is to choke off terrorist networks. lonnie franklin, junior was found guilty of murdering 10 women during a span that stretched two decades. his victims were young, black and poor and he shot and

strangled before discarding their bodies in alleyways. the jury must decide whether he gets life or the death penalty. arsenio hall is suing shaw neighed o'connor for saying he provided prince with drugs. hall is seeking $5 million in damages o'connor's reps have not commented. prince was found dead near his ease stap in minneapolis. the contact cause is a mystery. and cops in seattle had no trouble identifying a suspect who fled from the scene. that's because he was wearing a live monkey at the time. he faces a number of charges including speeding. the monkey has not been charged. i'm patricia stark. now it is time to monkey around with "red eye." for more information go to fox news.com.

>> do parents know what is best for their child? no. internet commenters do. when a mom and dad shared a video of their infant swimming on-line experts were not happy. shocking, i know. the video posted on facebook show the 6-month-old struggling to stay afloat as elders look on and do nothing to help. welcome to the real world. it sparked a debate over this technique of teaching a child to swim. one commenter responded, that made my stomach in knots. i don't care how safe or what class the parents put the baby in. please never throw your baby into the water and hope for the best. i know one thing. infants should start in a smaller pool.

>> that was it? >> that was it. >> the kid in this video was so cute. >> the real kid. >> obviously when you post a video like this on-line and you are watching it, you know the baby will be okay. >> boom, goes down. >> if you are the parent putting this on-line you know you are going to get people's nasty comments or concerned comments. they don't know what they are watching. especially because you are saying nothing in the video. when you watch this it is sigh lept. itit is not words of encouragement or fine, good job, just like we taught you.

if it isment to be instructional, include instructions or say what you are doing. that's why people are concerned. >> they obviously taught this kid well. the people who made the comments i am betting they don't have children. >> i don't have children and i had a hard time watching this video. i don't like watching babies struggle. that's a good place to start. when this kid grows up and sees this, i would like to see their reaction. you are just throwing me in the pool and hope to figure it out. >> but it may save them. kids fall in the pools all the time and it is a major cause of death. this kid will be safe and i think it is good. >> i think you are right. with a couple of grand kid who have done this, i think it is wonderful. the kid is not struggling. it seems the reaction is two types of people. one that they are a greater and far more spiritual people of the better sort than these terrible people who would want to teach their child to swim.

and the second is others showing how much they know. they want to be the smartest person on the web. two classes of people i tend to want to avoid. >> your parents used to hold you down. >> all the way. on the occasional nights my dad showed up. i was amazed by the 200 people who clicked on like. >> i liked it. >> did she show the video where it shows the baby escaping? >> we will close things out with a bedtime story.

coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" kurt metzger and jesse joyce. >> does your nail polish taste like chicken? it could. kfc's latest finger licking offer is chicken flavored nail polish. it is only available in hong kong. it is part of a marketing campaign aimed at young people. there are two colors, one that tastes like the original fried chicken and the other taste like hot and spicy. and to answer your question, yes, there is a kfc music

video. ♪ >> i i wasn't sold until i saw the video. >> as a young person i don't know that anything is cool until i see beat boxing and pop locking p and then i am sold. >> are they getting to that. >> the moves are like out of an it a video. >> i thought this was like an 80s commercial. >> it might gist be pretty soon. >> i would never do this. i don't know. it would be a great diet. do you want a little snack? >> every wednesday you said you get a manicure, is that right? >> i honestly -- perhaps this is a demographic related

thing. i don't under the concept here you eat chicken with your fingers. >> they already have the taste on your fingers. what does it add with fingernails. >> it is a smell thing. you are smelling them and it makes you want to go to kfc. >> this is the type of thing if it didn't come to america. i prefer chick-fil-a to kfc. better chicken all the way around. i think this is weird. i am a germaphob expe sticking your hands in your mouth all the time grosses me out. >> i have a problem with biting my nails so this will make people bite them more. >> i am more amazed that somebody can walk into a pitch meeting and think this was a good idea. that's more amazing that it even worked. two people brainstorming ideas and we'll pitch them. i never would have thought you could pitch that. it sounds like a spinal tap

pitch. >> in hong kong it is bigger than mcdonalds. they love chicken there. >> i'll take you out for some nails. >> thank you for showing up. thanks, panel. >> thank you. >> goodbye.

special report is next. this is a fox news alert. welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. this special edition of special report. i just got back from new york. sitting down with the gop's presumptive nominee. donald trump. this happened before the house speaker, paul ryan said late this afternoon, that he could not yet support donald trump. take a listen. >> well congratulations first of all. >> we haven't sat for an interview in about six months, i don't think you've had a hard time getting on. >> we've had no trouble getting on television. that's the good news. it's been a great period of time. and