what happened? >> dude, i don't know. last thing i remember, i was trying to show joe biden pictures of my cat. >> what's on your arm? >> i have never been this hung over, ever. >> what's that noise? it's coming from the bathroom. there's a paul simon in the bathroom. >> that's not all that happened last night. let's look at these photos once and then delete them forever.

i'm greg gutfeld now with free shipping. let's welcome the darwin of dives, the host of "bar rescue," john tapper. her smile, her smile creates more global warming than years of cattle flatulence. he's so sharp he once gave me a flat tire. tom rogen. like the number 13, she's odd and scary. national review reporter katherine tippette. finally, he's so big he uses the space needle as a toothpick. wrestler tyrus. all right.

there were many firsts at the dnc convention. the first time a major party nominated a woman for president. and the first time i didn't run out of underwear on a trip. also, the first political convention where i saw princess laia. maybe she thought it was comicon. who can blame her. the convention had drama, overleaked dnc e-mails which proved the point of bernie's entire campaign, the system's rigged against the little guy. now, a little guy who couldn't run a train set much less a country but he deserves better. there was crying among his faithful. it was like the end of old yeller. but there was also meryl streep. she spoke for me. >> oh, yeah. >> reminds me of when i had that kidney stone. once more.

>> i'm wondering, is she planning to play howard dean in a film? now, then there were the lists, a-list fans all there on behalf of hillary. you had michelle, barack, bill, joe, every major one who wasn't currently incarcerated and they delivered as they kept their candidate in storage like your childhood doll with one eye. did it help? thursday had amazing speakers. relatives of murdered police officers. that was moving. you had general allen who was incredibly persuasive. mr. khan was brutal and el kwo t eloquent. after that even i could vote democrat. then it changed. the first part of the evening was real. the second part pretended to be real. you had katy perry.

she's as empty as a public library. chelsea clinton who spoke like she's trying to order from the mcdonald's drive-through. >> i never once doubted that my parents cared about my thoughts and my ideas and i always, always knew how deeply they loved me. >> like a chinese restaurant after midnight, no delivery. stupid joke. stupid joke. then came hillary. >> that's the country we're fighting for. that's the future we're working toward. and so my friends, it is with humility, determination and boundless confidence in america's promise that i accept

your nomination for president of the united states. >> all right, all right. not as shouty as usual. but she still seems as programmed as a roomba. so after all these speeches they handed it to hillary who dropped it like a classified e-mail. i'll take it. how bad was it? let's ask her husband, bill. >> we will disrupt their efforts online to radicalize young people in our country. it won't be easy or quick but make no mistake. we will prevail. now, donald trump, donald trump says, and this is a quote -- >> hats off to tim kaine. trying to block the shot. that's what a good running mate does. although how can he hide this? >> hillary clinton basking in

the glow of this room. >> yes. yes. she got that excited, sincerely excited over balloons. maybe her software has a bug. you're never one to criticize. >> no. >> give me your general take on everything this week, what did you come away with? >> i thought it was a checklist. demographics over here, issues over here. when the check list was done, good night irene. it was boundless. >> every time you do that i keep thinking something's going to fly out of your [ bleep ]. >> that's what i thought when i watched her. >> at a certain age you can't do that anymore. unless you're wearing something. what are your thoughts? >> i thought the convention was

sta stagecraft in the final night, it was very good in the first half. it was passionate, moving. the muslim american captain served his country with distinction. there are a lot of american muslims in the cia, for example, who they are not people who look like us, who are able to penetrate the pakistani tribal provinces so that was right to do. but then of course hillary clinton comes and she's so predictably fake and so bored with anything except getting through it and delivering those lines and i think ultimately, i don't think she's going to have a bump after this, because it was just, what was there? >> i could use a bump after that. i don't even know what that means. i have no idea what that means. >> i push you to the ground, you fall backwards. >> which we're doing later back at my place. you seem kind of fed up and angry about this. >> well, it was exactly what i

thought it was. the great speakers were great. there was no question. we expected that from them. we expected hillary to be great. she wasn't. and the bernie thing is a lot bigger than people realized. in my estimation this is the exact same thing george bush senior went through with ross perot. i think the bernie people are not going to vote. i don't think it's over. i don't think he wants it over. he had a certain swagger to him. he wasn't cruising it up, but he didn't have an issue, either. they did a very good job of hiding the ugliness. the protesters outside, what happened with geraldo rivera was garbage. the man's an institution. >> he should be in one. >> he almost got us jimmy hoffa. he's been around. >> he gets mad when i bring it up. >> but i'm saying he's an american institution as a journalist, whether or not you like him. he's covered everything. for him to have water thrown on him -- >> by the way, the people who do

that, do it from behind. like they came up from behind geraldo, threw water on them, then they run away. they always run away. geraldo can kick their butt. don't be fooled by geraldo. he will kick their butt. >> that's my point. >> i'm saying that because geraldo is mad at me right now. >> he's bullying you. >> i want to get kat and joe in here. as a libertarian, do you see any of this having any effect on moving towards gary johnson? >> absolutely. because gary and bernie agree on a lot of things except for the economy. which is kind of a big thing. money like is important to me and i think it should be to everyone because it's how you buy stuff. but i don't know. hillary's speech, i haven't been the biggest fan of her, but then she was talking about how poor her grandma was and like how her grandma ate such cheap lunches and i'm like a single issue voter. it's like whoever has the grandma who had the cheapest lunches wins. >> really.

>> now i'm definitely all about -- no, it's sad. i would love to be excited about a female president. we do need more women in positions of power. i hate when people deny that. but i hate when people say that automatically means hillary clinton. >> you should vote for the nanny that took care of chelsea while hillary was away. >> all right. you want to talk about katy perry or something else? i don't know why i said that. >> listen, i don't know if we were all watching the same convention, okay? i thought it was great. like this moment, i think we have some tape. this was an amazing, i mean, balloons, bill clinton, if only we could all have the kind of joy that this man has in front of balloons. >> by the way, this was the first time he said check out those balloons with actual balloons. i think there were a lot of

great moments when you have a lot of these great speakers like we were saying and performers. katy perry had a little bit of a rough time there. it's hard in a venue like that. but what's crazy to me is that hillary clinton gets paid so much money to give speeches like this and yet most people were kind of disappointed with it. >> but that reflects the whole issue here. it's why, again, just so people, i'm actually an american citizen. my dad was in the state department. i don't want people to judge the british accent. i'm an american. but look, when she says gives these speeches for hundreds of thousands of dollars, the connection point is she is the nominee for the democrats because the establishment had decided very early on and all the people and all the resources but at the same time, the earlier speeches, they are paying her for a reason. it's a capitalist society. banks are paying because they want some dividend from her. >> they aren't paying tons of

money for her to come up there and roast them. >> almost like you're hiring someone who is on the payroll of your competition. >> almost. >> true. that conflict is so great yet we are hiring them anyway. >> i just felt like when hillary talks, it's like there was a little hillary inside her head pulling multiple levers. smile. raise voice. >> check list. >> does she know that you can open your eyes like just a little and still see? you don't have to go like this? >> that's a bumper sticker. >> i don't know if she knows it or not. >> we have in wrestling, wrestling and politics mix, but whatever, call it out there, feel it. guys in the back, i'm going to do this and this and this. what if the crowd cheers. she sticks to the script. she's been telling the same speech for 40 years. you know what? if i had to come out and say good morning, hi, everyone, i'm going to change the world, blah, blah, somebody clap, thank you very much, god bless america, i'm your guy.

after awhile -- >> can't listen anymore. you know what, trump reduced himself with emotion and she's not going to be -- on that debate stage she's alone, there will not be general allen or barack obama or joe biden. she's up there. she doesn't have super friends. super friends will not be there to help her. that's my point. >> the big difference between her and trump is engagement. trump engages. she avoids. that's why she's had no press releases. she's never going to connect until she starts talking with people, not at them. >> i have to go. you know what she is? the last slice of pizza in your fridge when you come home after last call, it's the only thing the democrats got right now is the last slice of pizza. up next, numbers. are they useful for counting or tools of the devil? we find out. first, did trump invite russia to hack hillary or was he just joking? i would ask him but we're not speaking.

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so the democrats got hacked harder than a chicken thigh at the local butcher. here's president obama tuesday reacting to the leaked e-mails. i wonder if he said he knew

experts have attributed this to the russians. >> i know that experts have attributed this to the russians. what we to know is that the russians hack our systems, not just government systems, but private systems, but you know, what the motives were in terms of the leaks, all that, i can't say directly. >> that was boring. when something's boring you know what you do on tv? you roll tape of donald trump. >> if it is russia which is probably not, nobody knows who it is, but if it is russia, it's really bad for a different reason, because it shows how little respect they have for our country when they would hack into a major party and get everything. but it would be interesting to see, i will tell you this. russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing.

>> they're applauding. that's how much they love donald. less than 24 hours after making that remark, trump said that he was just being quote, sarcastic but was he? or better question, was he? that was the same question. just testing you, america. ferrera. all right. okay. tyrus, should trump be more careful? i think he was kidding but should he be more careful? >> i used to bounce in bars and stuff. i have heard drunk rants all through my life. he doesn't drink so i don't know what it is, why he does that. the only thing he didn't do would be like hillary rules at gmail.com. try the pass word, i love chelsea, i hate bill. here's my e-mail, send me the results.

you can't make comments like that and then say oh, i was being sarcastic. >> i don't know. go ahead. >> i love the i'm sarcastic. i really do. you can just say whatever. i'm sorry, undercover officer, i know it seems i just paid you to try to kill my wife but i was being sarcastic. i don't think he's serious. i think he thinks what would happen if i say this and he just has to say it to see what happens. i do this all the time. >> you know what's funny? he looks at the english language like a cliff and he's walking towards it going maybe i'll jump, maybe i won't. he doesn't realize if you don't jump, no one will know that you had the opportunity. don't jump! >> i have been out on a date with a guy and i will think to myself i wonder what will happen if i told him better call me back or i'm going to kill your dog. i know that i shouldn't but once the thought's if my head it's like too late. >> then you kill the dog. >> i think he's on to something. if the russians find the e-mails

maybe they will indict her then. maybe there's a win here. >> to the point, weren't we all kind of thinking what he said? i mean, if they are so good at hacking the dnc's e-mails and hillary has a private server, i kind of feel like hers might be more valuable to enemies of ours, her e-mails, especially when she's secretary of state. >> my wife has the code to my phone and she's russian. >> we're in trouble. >> russia and china that are hacking, they are hacking movies. it's not exactly getting bomb details and blue wiprints and we house stuff. they are getting movies. their hacking is not as awesome. >> you are the expert on this, by the way. i forgot about that. you predicted this stuff. >> actually, i did. thank you. >> don't revel in this. you got lucky. >> here's the problem. the russians do a lot of this.

trump shouldn't object to that. the central issue here has to go back and it does, sometimes it gets overplayed but a very pure example of media bias in how it was reported because the central issue is that the secretary of state of the united states was supposed to maintain records and deleted tens of thousands of e-mails. and you can't get away from that. there was really serious stuff on there. now, debate about -- i suspect the russians have those e-mails. she was a high priority target from the outset. she had this stupid server and they were going to go for it and they did go for it. it's going to be the october surprise, i think. she has only herself to blame. >> october surprise. >> by the way, imagine if she wins and e-mails surface then. maybe if they are being held in someone's back pocket until that point. the fact of the matter is when you violate things and open yourself that way, there's a course later of blackmail. >> she will just pardon herself.

>> can she do that? >> i feel like you can. >> know what i'm sympathetic about? i take no satisfaction in any kind of leak. some leaks, okay, it's going to happen to all of us. realize that i have the same yahoo! account that goes back to 1996. it's like there's stuff that i have done that i don't even want to talk about. >> you have a yahoo! account? >> i have a yahoo! account. >> somebody hacked in my computer history i would do a samurai suicide. >> exactly. >> we have the computer history. >> that's how you find out who someone really is, is if you see what they are searching. >> because you have a bad day and look at weird stuff to feel better? tells who you are as a person? >> i went through a terrible phase of -- well, there were some unusual art films that were being produced in a small country. look, a tease. anything else before we move on? good. okay. does it bother anyone that obama

said we know the russians are hacking us but he doesn't say what he's doing about it? he's almost like the dental monitor in that commercial. you got a cavity but i don't fix it. >> that's true. all right. coming up, installment two of greg's little people. i interview co-workers who are far less important than i am. there was a lot to choose from. stick around. i they brought this on themselves. now it's war, and i want them dead! the fleas and ticks? their whole gang. we can do that. only bravecto kills fleas & ticks for up to 12 weeks with one tasty chew. starts killing fleas in two hours and kills nearly 100% in under twelve. and it's fda approved. bravecto is for dogs 6 months of age or older. don't worry, princess, we'll settle the score. tonight we ride, with bravecto!! ask your vet about 12-week protection with bravecto.

as was the case last week at the rnc, i attended the democratic national convention. just like in cleveland, i learned a lot from everyone. so by popular demand, which is a total lie, no one demanded it, here's a humble look at my time in philly in a segment i'm calling -- >> greg's little people. >> this is greg gutfeld with the greg gutfeld show. this is part two of my favorite segment, greg's little people. this is where i interview people who are less important than i am. just state your name and what you do. there's some people that might know who you are. >> my name is shannon bream. i work in the d.c. office. i cover the supreme court. >> i think you're lying to me. let's talk about the convention. if you could pick a head line that would best describe the past two weeks, what would it be?

>> i love to write headlines. i have been keeping a list. democrats suddenly discover america is great. >> nice. >> democrats and team unity with socialists. >> very good. >> are you really impressed? >> no, no. bice biceps, gutfeld has them in spades. turn to foldout, section a. politics and pecs. how gutfeld merges sinewy beauty into the election season with a special commentary by juan williams. right? >> absolutely. i'm just such an admirer. >> i see y me. know who the winner was, in my opinion? me. because i perfectly matched the number of pairs of underwear to the number of days i was here. >> i brought extra. i win. >> but you were factoring in accidents. i took a risk. i said you know what, six pairs, six days. deal with it, world.

juan williams, one in a million guy. he's one in a million. how are you? >> how are your sinewy muscles? >> still sinewy. what's your favorite part of the convention? you can say me. >> you. >> what was your second favorite? don't say eric bowling because he's over there. >> eric bowling. >> how's the convention going for you? >> it's been great. know what i love the most? the absolute best part of the convention is when reporters and hosts come up and they are so mailing it in that they do their interviews from the tent. >> exactly. i sit over there. this is the laziest man on the street ever. >> you take a car service over? >> i did. by the way, i am expensing everything. >> what's your favorite part of the convention so far? >> right now. in. >> favorite part? honestly? i got to hang out with eric carmen at his house and see all the gold records. >> wow. i'm alone by myself.

♪ all by myself don't want to be all by myself ♪ you are a rock append roller. >> corporate exterior but -- >> underneath, it's tattoos of his entire body. you can't even tell they're tattoos. it's one full body tattoo of his body. >> i'm over here. >> sorry about that. always a pleasure. i love your tie. >> be well. >> you be well. somebody has to end this. >> i'm the worst, i don't care, i don't do any hard work. i said i'm doing a segment and i just got up from my desk and walked around. >> you bother the people around you. that was shannon breen in the background giving you the thumbs down? let's see that again. you're singing.

you know what? i think that was dana. >> very good. what a shot of my neck. there you go. that's what happens when you get old, people. any questions, comments? >> what was the hotel like? i heard mixed things. >> i heard the hotel might have had a case of legionnaire's disease many years ago but i found it to be very nice. i enjoyed it. i had room service. >> was there a higher ranking hotel for people such as yourself? >> i actually had a helicopter that took me to my hamptons retreat every night. enough of this. obviously people don't care. all right. when we come back, bar rescue's john tapper tells us how to fix this country if this country were a troubled bar deeply in debt which it is. [ male announcer ] love drama? don't be a yes man.

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i don't have any intentions of buying any bar. >> you obviously don't have a lot of intentions of running one, either. you're getting paid a lot of money for doing it. if you want to be a good guy it's time to back her up and solve this. >> lot of great decisions there. that's a look at the great show "bar rescue" on spike hosted by the great john tapper. it got me thinking, it takes a lot to run a bar. it takes a lot to run the country. could you apply the same principles that make a successful tavern to leading a great country like ours? john, i go to you. if you thought the country was a bar, what should be done? >> first, put the budget in a bottle and say don't pour too much. that would be the first thing i would do. you can only pour so much. >> a clear bottle so i can watch. >> put an inventory system on it

and count every time they pour out of the bottle. that's the first thing i would do. the next thing i would do, i would understand that i serve the customers, not myself. that's the second thing i would do. the third thing i would do is i would commit to some standards of behavior. i wouldn't lie. i wouldn't take money from competitors that have contrary interests. and honestly, i wouldn't use language that offended half of the voters to go to the other side and beat up both sides. and i would probably try to keep my negatives a lot lower. >> would you put a temporary ban on muslims drinking? >> oh, no. no. i never put a ban on taking money. >> that's true. that's true. you would never build a wall. a wall is good around a bar. >> a wall is good around a bar but you got to have a gate. you got to bring people in the gate. the fact of the matter is that that gate has to have some appeal to it. >> very good. all right. i have some ideas, i owned a bar

once. it was a disaster. i have some ideas for bars, theme bars i wanted to run by you and you tell me if this is a good idea or why it's not. my first one is comfortably rum. it's a bar based entirely on the pink floyd classic album "the wall" and all you drink is rum. >> so it's a rum bar. >> yes, rum bar. comfortably rum. there's nothing but the wall is playing the whole time. >> that's actually, speaking of walls, i'm not sure that bar's going to have much of a gate. i'm guessing it will work for what do you think, 12 minutes? >> yes. >> you're ready to rip your eyes out? >> depends how much acid everyone's on. >> there will be acid in the water. how's this. six packs abs. >> if he turns it into five-minute abs what do you do then? >> no one ever pursues the questions. >> i can honestly tell you abs

five minutes, 20 minutes, will never happen with me. so happy with beer gut alley. >> how about ciders and spiders. a hard cider bar infested by daddy long legs. >> i think it's got legs. >> the only thing i think worse than you creating a bar concept is your singing a few moments ago. >> not a karaoke bar. >> what's wrong with you now? >> pregnant daddy long legs? test them to make sure this one's not pregnant, get her out of here? >> the opposite of a normal bar. you're not drinking here. what about greg's booze and ball pit? a cross between chuck e. cheese and craft brewery. >> with clowns in there, we're good to go. >> what about shots and shots? a gun range and vodka bar.

>> you don't get the gun until. >> high turnover rate. >> that's probably a bad idea. >> fins and gin. an underwater bar where you can drink through a snorkel tube. >> i'm speechless. i don't know what to say to that one. >> is this bit now officially dead? >> yes. >> all right. should a businessman run a country? >> absolutely. we are a business. when you think about it, what are the four things of business? capitalization, development, operating it and exit. those are the four things that a great president should do. manage the money, be able to develop things, be able to operate things, then four years later, get the hell out of there and turn it over to somebody else. >> trump was mentioning about keeping things on the budget. if you saw hillary clinton this week, it didn't get noticed

earlier in june, the congressional budget office, nonpartisan, says the debt is going to skyrocket even more, it will be 140%, 120% or something by 2040. and it's on an up curve and this week she proposes all these new programs. where's the money coming from? they say corporations, the wealthy and that's it. but the wealthy -- >> we are running out of wealthy. >> you can make the argument for that. at the moment, the top 10% of taxpayers are paying 70% of federal revenue. the effective tax rate is about 61% in california. is there some point this money runs out, are you trying to do this, this is the problem i have with the democrats, this has been tried in europe. it doesn't work. youth unemployment in spain at 45% renders where it goes. >> isn't an idiot defined as doing the same thing and expecting a different result? >> i never heard that before. >> exactly. >> joke. we are turning into venezuela. >> yes. >> thank you. joe?

>> do i get a free trip there? >> no, you don't want to go. you don't want to go. >> i went last year. bring toilet paper. >> it's in big trouble. speaking of big trouble, i want to exit with a video from australia. if i had a dollar for every time i said that. 3:30 in the morning, the bar was closed, one guy wasn't done drinking so he smashed the front door with a keg. there he is. then he crawled through. take a look at this. face first. yeah. he didn't notice he had already busted the door. bring back any memories, joe? >> are we sure that was a dude? >> all right. very good, very good. great tips, by the way. the fifth season of "bar rescue" premieres august 7 on spike. coming up, the summer olympics are almost here. we have some ideas for new events. my vote goes for synchronized staying at home. when it comes to small business, she's in the know.

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rio olympics are less than a week away. so far it's predicted it will go very smoothly. except for the potential dangers

of the zika virus and the latest reports of isis threats and the dozens of russian athletes suspended for doping and the reports that the swimmers shouldn't drink the water. why just the swimmers? other than that, things are looking great. despite all these reports, we sent our correspondents joanna and katherine to brazil to give us the latest reports. >> brazil, home of the rain forest, christ the redeemer, my favorite kind of wax and the olympics. >> it's days away. rio doesn't seem ready leading us to question do we really need the olympics and more importantly do we really need the olympics? >> have you heard of brazil? >> of course. >> great start. okay. the olympics, do you have a favorite event? >> the winter i like ice skating. >> unfortunately, this is summer. so the motto for the olympics is live your passion. don't you think that's kind of a

dumb idea? >> no. you should always live your passion. >> that's what i said but he was like don't text me 100 times in a row. >> you think there should be, i don't know, any large spectacle, any celebrities you want to see? >> not really. >> no? >> no. >> what if you were to lead off the olympics ceremony? >> there's super bacteria in the water there. >> yes, i know. people should be careful over there. >> it might turn into a monster. >> that is correct. >> we are play quick rapid-fire game here. what event should be added to the olympics? are you ready? what about standup napping, where you see if you can fall asleep in line to the bathroom? >> what a great competition. >> i agree. beer pong? >> of course. >> wine tasting? >> oh, yes. i would like to compete there. >> these are all just my hobbies. what about j.k. living where you

play bongos on the beach with matthew mcconaughey and there's no competition, just love. >> i'll pass on that one. >> ambien shopping. whoever buys the weirdest [ bleep ] wins. >> no. >> is that because you're afraid you can't beat me? >> we can always try. >> how about lying with athlete hillary clinton? >> once we get through all the russian athletes and whether or not they can participate, i guess we can get on to her. >> yeah. she might make the u.s. proud. or might not. what about a dobbs-athalon and look at pictures of lou dobbs and tell which one is the hottest. >> yay. all right. real quick, what are you going to watch? is there anything you want to watch in the olympics? >> i want to see where they stress test a building and all the water came down.

that's the event i want to see. the sludge coming through the roof. >> you should have done olympic rescue. >> i would like to see an event, i thought about this for awhile, in 2014, to do far more interesting thing, i was reviewing isis videos. i would love an event where if anyone has seen the great white shark documentary and seal island, they have to swim across. just three miles, see what happens. if they make it, maybe they get let go out of the back of a plane. that would be enjoyable for me. may suggest a mild psychosis. >> to that point, i actually swam with the great white sharks. pretty cool. >> whoa, big seal. the olympics, i really feel at this point i think it's kind of like a dinosaur. it's kind of gone. i'm going to watch rugby because

i have a pool and we all got random teams. i got france. i'll watch that. to be honest, everyone's doping, the amateur status and all, it's just either you open it up and let's get everybody juiced up and see awesome stuff. let's everyone do it, game on. scientists, get your team together. it would be great ratings. >> it will turn into godzilla. we will all watch because the athletes will no longer look like humans. >> oh, my god he ripped the judge's head off. this is awesome. i'll be out of a job because wrestlers will be like i'm going to the olympics. it's dead. there's no honor anymore. >> i'm over it. i liked it when i was a kid. i liked a lot of dumb stuff when i was a kid. >> way to denigrate the athletes. >> where's the patriotism? >> look, the athletes are doing a great job but i don't understand what it has to do with me. >> kind of like the world's

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we're almost out of time, so -- >> what you wanted to say all show but haven't had the chance to say so here's your chance to say it right now. >> tom? >> i grew up abroad. the united states, whatever happens here -- >> you grew up a broad? >> in the uk. >> i commend your transition. >> that's the only transition. there haven't been any others. but the united states, whatever happens in this election, will remain the world's exceptional nation. the reason for it is especially in contrast to the rest of the world, the energy of american society and the passion and the fact we speak our minds more than anyone else does. that comes from freedom and it's important. >> there's an article, i have been in louisiana for the last,

i was filming a movie there. i was in the situation with the shootings in baton rouge and all the negative press and stuff. but there was a shooting where a young black teenager had went for his gun on a sheriff and he was shot by the sheriff. his parents did something that me as a black man, we don't have enough in our community. they went on -- i don't even know if this was a national story, i'm probably going to say the name wrong. that's why i have my phone out. this was an amazing courageous thing to do, black lives matter, they don't ever support anything like this because their mission is to go against the police. but martez, they said we love our son but he put his life in his own hands when he broke the law. >> powerful. >> and your son is gone. it's so quick, with everything that's going on today, to blame the police department. here is two parents who just lost their son and said he was on the wrong path, he made a

choice, he lost his life, he was breaking the law and he went for a gun and the police shot him. it wasn't racism, it was the first time i can remember in a long time that someone's actually broken the law and this thing happens and you don't want to see anybody die but to take responsibility for your actions, i commend that family. it's not a national story because it's not juicy. >> all right. okay. kat? close the show. >> okay. i actually have some great news i really need to share. so last night like most nights i spent like most of it tweeting at keith morrison and i started out really tame, i love your voice, why is morgan freeman narrating this instead of you. i said i wake up every morning hoping dateline keith will notice me. he said there's a treatment for that. i'm not kidding. i think he was being mean but it's okay. >> he interviewed me once many years ago. pleasant fellow. >> you told me that.

i have been never jealous of you more. >> all right. there is treatment for that, too. john, thank you. our studio audience. welcome to "red eye." hello, everyone. i'm tom shillue. let's welcome our guests. her smile is so bright it graduated suma-cum-laude. carly simkis. he has the name of a senator from the third century. they say the pen is might yes, sir than the sword. and his pen is made by homzo. john mcwarder. and the only thing this guy can't do is stop talking. sitting next to me is the host of the anthony cumia show,