that sounded ominous. that's it. thanks to my guests. i'm greg gutfeld. welcome to "red eye." i'm tom shillue. let's check in with tv's andy levy at the "red eye" deck and see what stories we will pea discussing. >> combing up on the big show, donald trump secure the gop nomination after last night's primary win. i guess indiana was the last cruzade. and they want all incoming freshmen to be justice warriors. it is the story fox news was born to cover. and friday "friday night lights" star drops by to talk about his new tv show. i can't wait for tom to find out what nwa stand for.

back to you, tom. >> not without antribution, right? >> it is a new show called drunk tank, it is joanne nosuchunsky. if you have seen him you know he needs a grip. fox news contributor. she spent two weeks doing shows in scraw pan and she really stood out. and he looks like he is good at sifting brandy or coning old ladies out of their inheritance. and then there was one. yes, andrew wk of the party party is now the only candidate

still challenging donald trump. on tuesday night ted cruz ended his presidential bid with the shocking revelation that his father killed jfk. i don't know. it was in the paper. i'm just saying. trump winning inned yn -- winning indiana may have been a factor. cruz bowed out with grace. it ended with a hug. that's good. one candidate remains, the pre presumptive republican nominee, donald trump and he joins us now by phone. mr. trump, congrats on your huge victory last night. >> tom, i have to tell you i am so happy to be the nominee. it is absolutely fantastic. >> we should say presumptive

nominee. >> no, no, no, tom, the republican nominee. i promised i would not start a third party and i meant it. >> well, indiana loves you, mr. trump, right? >> i love indiana and the people of indiana and the hoosiers and the people of hoosierville are incredible. i was so proud that bobbie knight threw his support behind my campaign. i have to tell you he loves to throw things and i am glad he threw something our way. >> that's great. you look very presidential sur rounded by all -- surrounded by all of the women. >> didn't i look absolutely fantastic? i looked like charlie's angels. i should be more presidential. we look like vietnamese angels. no i that cruz has dropped out, mr. trump, are you glad to be rid of lyin ted?

>> i called him lyin ted because lyin ted is short forrt. >> really? >> i lovedded it. -- i love ted. i love him. he has the heart of a lion and i'm pretty sure his zodiac sign is a lion. >> so you like ted cruz now? >> absolutely. i have to tell you. he was a phenomenal opponent in every single way and a great personal story too and that's what makes america great that a man like ted cruz can actually run for president. the canadian son of a presidential assassin can run for president and i think that's fantastic. >> what been your vp? >> tom, tom, listen, that was a lie. that was put out there. i never had vp. my doctor screened every model before i slept with them.

>> no, mr. trump, your vice presidential nominee. >> tom, tom, i haven't decided who i am going to make a huge political star, but have i ben carson on it and he has unique ideases who to pick and where to store the national grade. >> to the general election it looks like you will be against hillary. do you think you can compete against her when she is playing the woman card? >> of course i can, tom. i will manhandle hillary. manhandle her with my man card and my big man hands. i have to tell you. i know a thing or two about card and it is going to be easy. i like my electionses like my eggs, over easy. >> now hillary said she can take you on, but she got in trouble by saying she knows how to deal with men who go off the reservation. what did you think of the comment? >> it is terrible.

she is a disaster. hillary thinks i am offensive, but then she makes the savage comments and it is terrible. those comments were just savage. i have a lot of rich indian friends. the indians love me. they absolutely love me. i see them all the time at the casinos, and after they heard what hillary said they were in tears, tom, tears. there was a trail of tears all the way from the slot to the electricker store. i couldn't believe it. >> i want to say this, hillary should be aamed of herself. she should absolutely be ashamed. >> good luck in the upcoming election, mr. trump. thanks for joining us. >> it was fantastic and i am so glad i could be on your show and once again help it. >> thank you, mr. trump.

>> after tuesday night they said okay, fine. >> they may not be happy, but they are rallying around the presumptive nominee. ben howe tweeted i am a fiscal conservative and i am a social conservative. that will not change. i will not vote for an authoritarian. he added, # i'm with her. >> he tweeted a photo of the voter card in flames. he may just need to get to know trump a little better. bill crystal changed his view of trump. take a listen. >> on one happened -- hand i satiy never trump, but never say neither. >> it sound like a ringing endorsement. and here is a look at the

editorial board of the national review. >> okay, joe, what does it say about -- what do you think this says about the republic? do you think he can unite people? >> if he destroyed the republican party, good. one down and one to go. the only reason the public can vote for hillary is we will ride out the next four years until a better gop candidate comes along. looking at their past couple attempts -- >> riding it out is not a good strategy? >> no. it is amazing what trump has done. i have to back him. he was a joke four months ago and then an insult and then an embarrassment and he is standing alone. he is steam

rolling everybody. the quote i won't vote for an authoritarian, well that is hillary. she is more of a problem than trump is. we know what kind of a nightmare she is. >> that's it. a lot of people have been looking at trump because they were against him. they haven't been looking at hillary to let it sink in of what kind of president she will be. they are still anti-trump. they haven't got over it. will they? >> think about their attempts to shutdown free speech and donald trump. it makes me want to go out to the sidewalk and write trump in chalk. it is somebody who believe in the founding principals. it will only get more violent and visual. going after hillary is important for trump and then if he decides to go to the middle he will create more problems with conservatives. it is not the republican party. it is the future of conservatism and the heart and soul. they don't feel like donald

rule p is one. where he will end up i don't know. >> alley, what do you think? let's talk about the women's vote. he is way down with women and he will not be able to come out of the hole. will he? >> he will get support from women. the choices are not just hillary and trump. you still have -- you can vote for gary johnson. >> i am feeling the johnsons. >> that's a bumper sticker right there. >> sure, absolutely. >> but it is fair to say a vote for johnson is a vote for hillary clinton. that's what people will say. in reality if the republicans split your vote you will get hillary clinton. >> is that the reality? do you think the libertarian party can pull from both sides a little bit? i think a lot of people don't under libertarianism. >> i think i read somewhere -- i can very well be wrong, but there was a 16% spike on

google and searching for the libertarian candidate. people are interested and want to know more. i hate when people say it is one or the other. it is not. will one or the other end up in the white house? yes, but you don't have to vote for one or the other. the people invested in parties are saying a vote for the libertarian would mean she is in the white house and then that party has control. if you really just concerned about the value of voting which i guess doesn't mean anything, you can vote for somebody else. >> history shows us when a third peat -- party candidate more inclined to the right or left run they see a close margin of victory. look at ross perot. jay that's true. -- >> that's true. as you were talking --

>> did you see trump's response? he told him to wait 16 jeers -- 16 years which makes me think he doesn't know -- >> he is saying -- he said or they can wait 16. he doesn't know how long a term is. they can wait as long as they want. i didn't see the first part and i i was confused. he won indiana and he is still winning states. he will be pulling hillary to the left where she doesn't want to go. >> she is in a progressive straight jacket and bernie will keep her there. how will she move to the center? you saw what she had to say about the coal miner. she will say whatever she needs to say. where it is not a gad place to be is the general because then you have trump on trade and the war which i disagree with him. those are things that appeal in someway to the center and

center left in ways bernie taped into. he does have an unnatural conspiracy. >> the important thing is there is ben carson on the case. he is the only one who said maybe this brain surgery is not so tough after all. >> he is a soft spoken guy. he was a brilliant surgeon m. >> i think the siamese twin walked away from each other. >> good news, comrades, cuba is good for the fashion runway shows. >> they were the first to set up a catwalk. there were glittering gowns and models in panama hats. no orange guantanamo jump suits. giselegisele bundchen was there and fidel castro's grand

son, tony who is an aspiring model. there is not really a fashion industry. it is based on social needs and values and does not put emphasis on fashion trends or anything of its kind. that's not true. he has become rocking that for a decade. will it thaw the relations between the west and castro's cuba? beats me. meanwhile this week for the first time in 50 years, a cruiseliner docked in havana and an msnbc will be on board. >> they will be making it from havana and two other ports. once every -- that was well timed. [horn blowing].

>> the trump train. >> that was awful. >> if only that could happen during every msnbc broadcast. >> i wanted somebody to -- i was president going to do it. i needed somebody to do it. >> alley will this set capitalism back? >> i think it is insensitive. they called it a cruise cruiseline? >> it is true. i don't know what the per cap tau income is. >> they have to work 600 years to form a dress. i don't know what they are trying to say. >> they are trying to put a capitalist face on -- >> that's exactly what it is. we have this belief that inevitably opening markets will lead to political reform. china exploited markets, but to keep their political power. they will enrich themselves and not allow more freedom.

they are giving out berets and he is some sort of a hero. they look at the 50s car and it is not retro. they can't import new cars. is speat right -- is pete right? they say these strong men -- they keep this country alive to exploit. >> you don't under fashion. it is not capitalism. it is art and self-expression. cubans are able to express themselves. >> it is not about -- it doesn't matter, pete. >> isn't it perfect that a castro is involved in this and he wants to get involved in

the fashion industry? >> >> cuba is like a mofia country. it is saudi arabia with better weather. it is a gangster country and ridiculous to think people are going to get anything. i think it is odd that cuba will bypass the castro years and go back to the cuba of "the godfather" where this is a great place and come to the casino and pretend none of this happened and wake up from that dream and it is not going to work out. >> it is a gangster's paradise. >> would you say it is better -- would you have cepped the embargo or opened relations? >> i'm sorry. i am distracted by the reference of "gangster's paradise." >> we got nothing in return. they are people of could you

bap disseptember engaged with anybody. we are going to get nothing in return that's why trump is so popular. >> they are asking incoming freshmen to be warriors. something to tell you after the break. most powerful

name in news, fox news. >> u mass amhurst is making it official. the state institution's 22,000 students must attend mandatory diversity classes and university guidelines and instruct students to create change toward social justice.

umass claims they are not based on any political or fill -- philosophical point of view. this has happened over the next 30 years to control not only language, but attitude and thoughts. are they succeeding in breeding a tolerant student body? let's look at a free speech camp . >> this is very important -- [inaudible]. >> she is expressing herself. >> that was a triggering. the person in the audience was not happy.

>> she didn't unclinch her fists to push her glass back. >> it is interesting because they say they live in a bizarro world. whrer everybody will learn about diversity. and at the same time ant universities where everybody is racist and raping each other. if you are smart you will stay away and-to-be absurd what they are doing. it show their disdain for people who don't go to college. you need somebody to supply the money. they have to feel better about the working class people. >> that's it. when i was in college -- first of all back when i was in college u mass, i attended u mass boston and u mass am hurst was zoo mass. it is probably politically incorrect. >> report they already indock

tin nateed when they get there. >> and shouldn't they be foe us oned on learning? that's why you are in college. ref lugessary times were the 60s and 70s organically. go on read it and find something you don't like and make an action about it. >> did somebody make an action out of you? i am sensing there is a page de vetted. people are looking for things to be outraged. >> pete, what do you think? she spoke of the revolutionary times. how about the revolutionary times when they fought for free speech. of courses are they getting rid of in most of these universities we don't teach

that. >> why is it then -- how are they getting parents to shell out $100,000 for their kids to go to these schools. umass is a state institution, but well high respected. >> the moment people realize that even giving back to these institutions, give back to the rotc group or whatever on campus. don't just feed the beast that is corrupting the next generation. >> people are paying for these classes and imagine if college is free. what carses are you going to be retired to take. i worry about the curriculum is figure it out entia the federal government. that's a little scary. the best lesson is going to college. you are learning how to interact with them and you

shouldn't need a lesson on how you can do that. i imagine you are a competent adult at the age of 15. >> i learned it in my dome. >> or the back of the bus in high school. >> oh the back of the bus. >> the coming come -- half time with andy levy it is must see tv. and the pod cast is back. p?p?h

oh hi. i was just reading in the marina. time to find out what we missed at the "red eye" news desk. >> what were you reading about? >> don't look at it. >> i was reading about in the arena. >> pop quiz. >> so you played that clip after bill crystal says on the one hand never trump and never say never. he said fair enough. how is that fair enough? >> he does president want to commit. >> you can't use the word never if you don't want to commit. >> it is a double negative. >> depends on what the definition of never is. >> that's the whole reason to

put one hand on the other hand. >> a bird in the hand is worth two never trump. jay looking at -- >> looking at twenty -- 20 20 is not a good thought. who do they have? >> they still have rubio. >> i heard great things about him. >> when did you hear that? not in the past year and a half. >> 2014 i was assured rubio was a great candidate. >> i see him peaking at 3085. >> you said some might turn to trump be pending on how much the left overreacts. that is the definition of reactionary. when you dig into the trenches you say i never. as the contracts become

clearer you will see people by default. n a default vote is the same. >> all right. looking at bill crystal it is not that hard. >> it is a kind of never. >> you said you could vote for johnson and the reality is it is a vote for hillary clinton, but it is a vote for johnson. >> it is gary johnson. >> what she said. >> joanne, you mentioned a 16% spike in searching for the libertarian party. you are are absolutely correct. they did all spike significantly . >> it is about being educated and making a decision based on all of the options. and not hillary clinton.

>> pete you talked about hillary moving to the left and then talked about how trump's policy's are center, center left. if you call noninterventionism on the left trump is to the left. >> as an iraq vet myself it is tough to watch him use the same talking points. what he should do is say you gave up on the surge. i hope he latches on to that. that would be the right way to go. >> they will say he was always in support of the iraq war. just a couple things according to people from bushes neither have a choice to endorse trump or being -- or be involved in anyway. i thought that would be interesting. >> thanks tom. >> chanel holds a fashion show in cuba. alley you said it

was a bad idea and this is from instyle magazine for review. yhe -- she wore a red dress and a black beret a supermodel of the gorilla leader. >> the furthest then from a gorilla leader. is she married to tom brady? >> that's what i heard. >> i don't know who i dismyself more. i have a lot to think about. tom, you don't don't know what the per capital income is in cuba. i believe it is bees 20 a month. >> how about sending food? that would have been better. ors about. >> free vaccinations. >> very true. joanne you said art is about

self-expression. you said fashion is about art and celebration. it is one proprietor of a havana boutique said there is not really a fashion industry. they are based on social needs and values and does president put value on fashion trends and anything of its inned. of its kind. there is no fashion industry more than making it more than $20 a month. did somebody say ie okay. jay you seemed like you had a head injury. i'm concerned for you. do see toe? >> yes. >> you said something dumb and then -- no i'm kidding. you said even the tourist

dollars are going to the cuban people. she told people to stay in homes and not -- that's what they want. >> what time is breakfast. >> cuban sandwiches with the buckle. >> there are no beds and buckles. >> the social justice requirement. you pronounced it am hurst. is that how it is said in massachusetts. >> usamhurst. >> the h is not sigh lept? >> no. >> i think you are wrong devito, you brought up socialism, but the class they are talking about are not socialist in the fact that they are not teaching markist

-- they awcially have any vent list. >> shouldn't they be focused 0 learning? >> i guess the idea here is that by teaching ways of looking at eyes of other people it helps you to learn by opening your mind roar than being spoon sped. it is forcing you to look the a things from your other spec spec tiff. >> if everyone is getting along for the most part, just get along. you don't have to choose to taking up the issue. i am done. >> thank you, andy and thank you for not bringing up the racist -- >> can i get a correction on that? >> you trade shaky secrets about people. that's what i was talking about. >> time to take a break. don't go anywhere. "red eye."

he starred in the critically acclaimed him "straight outta compton" and is in the new series" under ground." let's look at a clip. >> i got something. >> a shotgun in your face is not enough to temp you the -- teach you the white folks -- >> we take them.

>> i only got one. >> you said we can't last like this. >> we ain't got nothing left to lose. >> spoiler alert. white people are about to die. >> maybe. >> thank you for joining us. under ground is a huge hit. this was the highest rated scripted program in the history of the wgn and the ratings are great because of you. isn't that what you told me? >> as soon as i hit the screen what happened is everybody was like, oh, snap, that's him. i was like yeah and they were like cool and i said watch and they were like all right. >> you have that stair. stare. if you watch -- if there are

groups that say look at his eyes and they discuss the eye. >> i am proud of it because i made fun of my big eye. my paw ma said don't worry about them, baby, they will work for you. >> use what you got. you know what i got? look at this. be proud of this though, right ?. >> yo do -- why do people like entertainment? >> what makes our show attractive is we presented this particular content and subject matter in a fresh way and it is pal -- palpable. they didn't know it would be an adventure and thriller and

psychological game going on every week. they are sitting dl watching the show having heart attacks. >> it is intense and on the run and then you have wonderful quiet scenes. i have been following you. it "pry day night lights" you play ray vodoo tatum. >> she was angry. i what i was -- i was angry at the additions i was on another show and i just got fired. when this addition came up i said screw everything. i was watering all of the weight. >> let's talk about the future of the new film. >> your character name is not even on there yet. i'm so secret and i am so

dope. they say we can't put his name out. esh will know it. it is that installment and so in the story lieutenant espin when he was coming into the academy and he was the commanding officer. high is now a lieutenant. i am passed with going to hunt hem down. >> you have great series. turn, another series i love. i watch every episode and i want you to -- i think there is a wgm marathon? >> pop in the dvr and you can vawch them at once and net flicks andville. >> i have to life tweet that and the season finale. netflix and chill with the underground. >> i'm sorry, did i make a sexual reference. >> what do you do after you

child? >> there are different levels of chill. >> i just chill on one level. >> sometimes you cuddle and sphug -- snuggle up and sometimes you spoon and want a little tenderness. >> i am learning too much vocabulary. >> i am trying to educate you. >> thank you for being here. >> we will close things out with a bedtime story. relook.

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you can identify the cat caller and report him. it is a great system. >> report him or her. let's not just presume and i know you are sexist, but it happens and i guess this will help, but what is stoping them from taking their hat off? if they are close enough and walk without a hard hat i assume they can take it off me. >> young they have badges on everything. >> you can't hide those at all. >> wow, i don't know if it will work. i know you are harassed by the ladies on the street. >> no, i don't. you're right. the two-step to be revealed is not difficult. i want to call this totally ridiculous. it is not my people, it is your people.

it seems weird and usually they are based on a political correct perspective. if women are walking by they want to know who is doing it. >> what do you think? is it that big of a problem? >> this is a festive solution. you have to say i think i was just arrested by mclemore. he said i had nice jugs. >> at least you got a no. >> nice with the paw -- pamento. >> i thought the color coding was for what kind of harassment they will do. >> lefts of harassment. >> it is like a pick pell met if they were homophobic. >> tas it! >> it would be like that guy does president like -- >> if you do harass maybe they should have a special helmet

and you can be marked. you are a harasser. >> number of violations. >> alley green, joe devito and that does it for me, fume

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