i think you can use muc to break down barriers and stereo types so people can share a enjoyable and replaxing and common experience. we believe it is a great, great way for us to communicate with you. thanks for watch hope you had a great weekend. good night from new york. god bless. >> greg: welcome to "red eye." it's like the courtship of eddie's father about by courtship you mean dismembering. go to tv's andy levy for a pregame report. what is coming up on the show? filmmaker james o'keefe and. songs of praise about president obama. a story that will shock you. and finally, why does one rapper say there has been an obama effect on hip-hop and will this mean the end of rhyming? the surprising answer straight ahead, greg.

>> bret: thank you, andy. >> if you want to be treated like soap on a rope the line is so dope. >> greg: it is dope, indeed. >> i'm here with jill dawson. she is so shot tabasco sauce splashes her on its food to spice it up. >> bill schulz, in fiji he. >> and from opie and anthony. even the homeless refuse to sleep under him, the new york times correspondent, good to see you again, pinch. >> i'm cuckoo for cocoa. a great feature in the thursday's times. way ahead of our time, greg. >> greg: i suppose it was only a matter of time. not my new hair plugs. they do look great, though. i'm talking about acorn filing

a prostitute against hannah gilles and james o'keefe seen here for the recent camera hidden expose. acorn advised them on hiding prostitution profits from the irs. they claim that they violated maryland law, who knew there was law there. >> which requires two parties consent for electronic surveillance. andrew breitbart also named as a defendant. it. were the first to air the >> although we to not con doan what our employees do, no matter how entrapped we were we are committed to our 500,000 members that we will hold the defendant civilly and criminally responsible for the violation of crim fall laws. left out of all of this, the

prairie dog. yes, there really is love whereever you go. andrew, grad to have you here. are you surprised that -- you look fantastic. are you surprised at all by the fact that you o are being sued? >> i haven't been served yet by the way. so, i can't talk about the lawsuit. that is what my abogado said. >> greg: i wish i knew what an abogado was. i get nervous when i get an angry letter from a viewer. how are you filing that the point in time? >> i'm -- i'm as nervous as i have ever been. i need -- i need extra soft and dry to deal with all the sweat that is going on right now. i don't understand why acorn thanked hannah and james and me for helping to expos the corruption last week and they fired these ladies and now they

have gotten together to file a lawsuit with the women that they fired. i mean this is -- it is the strangest story i have ever seen in my entire life. and when i see that john podesta is doing that, the person that they brought in to internally investigate acorn is to try and isolate james, hannah and me from public rid ridicule to state that this was a vast right wing conspiracy and there is deep pockets behind it and at the end of the day is at any time. i'm willing to have a debate tomorrow on the funding of the right an and the left and whetr or not the right was involved in this at all. at the end of the day this is a first amendment issue. it is about free speech. biggovernment.com is a journalistic enterprise telling a story about corruption. and to have these people use government money to sue us for exposing how government money is misused to me is laughable,

horrendous and the american people should get behind this, either left or that. >> greg: what i find interesting is before you said all that you said you couldn't comment on the lawsuit and then you commented wonderfully on it. i want to go to the panel. what is big government going to do next? more stuff to come concerning acorn or have they frightened you. in is this the goal is to frighten you from releasing any more videos? >> we are doing an expose on the space landing was crafted on a set in los angeles. we have the videos. >> greg: i like your new hair style. >> thank you. >> greg: i want to bring in the congressman. with another development here. the irs severed ties with acorn. how did the relationship begin

with the irs and acorn? it's kind of ridiculous? >> the whole situation is ridiculous, greg. because what is happening to people like andrew breitbart is not an isolated incident. we have seen people in the tea parties be smeared and have seen that any return veteran, a report that they are a threat to the united states. what you are seeing is that this is a whistle blower operation. t is as per verse suing andrew breitbart as it is having a corrupted city mayor suing upton sinclair. >> greg: it is. who is upton sinclair? >> in chicago. i heard mountain movie there will be blood. >> greg: anthony, you seem like a right wing fanatic. what do you think of this? does acorn have a case? >> i don't know if they have a case or not. i think the most embarrassing

thing is the hooker was much too pretty to be a hooker and the pimp was sent by hugy bear from starsky and hutch and the worst thing is if you are too scummy to work for the irs, wow, that is a problem. >> greg: i might add that i'm a huge fan of the irs. i think they do really good work. big ups to the irs. >> yes. >> i would like to declare that they are doing wonderfully. >> greg: isn't this a bad strategy for acorn? they have no sympathy among the democrats or republicans anywhere and now they are going to sue some young kids that don't have any money? >> i think they need good p.r. definitely because they changed the story several times. i don't think suing andrew breitbart is going to help.

>> greg: bill, does the lawsuit make you rethink all the hidden cameras in your apartment? >> certain ones. first of all, i screen my prostitutes very, very well, greg. i'm not worried about that. it is other activities that i don't want exposed. why must we have rake muck? why not leave it there. >> greg: from acorn on the skids to brain washing kids. it is like children of the corn if by corn you mean obama. barack obama's poll numbers across the country may be slipping like a halter top on courtney love but in one new jersey classroom he has 100% approval rating. take a listen, listen takers. ♪ now, apparently this is a

school only for kids with blurry faces. apparently it prevents others from booing them over their blurry faces. that little diddy about barack being superawesome was recorded during black history month. some parents say their tots are being led into celebrating obama's accomplishments. said one father, i felt this was reminiscent of 1930's germany and the indocktry nation of germany to worship their leader. the school was put on lockdown after the princ principal reced death threats. the superintendent failed to say whether the lesson was approved. let's listen to a few more bars.

>> greg: when will this all end? it gets worse. ♪ bill, you almost -- that was me. >> greg: congressman, does this smack of indocktri nation or is this admiring your president? >> the people are rightly concerned about what their children are or are not being eck prosed to politically in the schools. to see the people first complain that somehow it was put on tape and exposed to the world. it is that they are missing the point. the parents don't want the children indoctrinated. they want them to be able to

write, read and do arithmetic. >> barack hussein obama. >> or did they do the whole thing? >> i like something a little more subtle, a rally, something like that. but remember the good 'ole days where kids would get the tape and just fast forward to their dad's crouch. where is bob sagett when we need him? folks this is all over the news. if i was a parent i would be pissed off. >> i understand why some parents are concerned about it and again, i don't like the task that the people are taking on themselves similar to the acorn situation. in the situation they said the children wrote the sign themselves.

>> greg: somebody needs to be fired and i think it is just you. >> i don't know. you ask the question, i want an answer as to why, greg. >> greg: this would be a good time for me to fire you based on the tape. >> if you had children, greg, i would be pissed off as would child services. they should be taken from you. if this is indoctrination it is not a good job. how much of them said barack -- how many times did they say barack hussein obama. why do we teach kids to sing anyway? you look at any horror movie and the scariest thing is when a kid is singing. is always means something bad is going to happen. when you see a single kid singing that means blood is going to come out of children's ears. we shouldn't be teaching children to sing anything. >> did they cut off the part

that goes nah-nah and nah-nah. >> no kids should be able to sing until they are 18 and perhaps only if they are hot. >> the children wrote it themselves. >> i'm sure they it. >> before lunch time and they were hungry. no child left behind or without a lunch, that is what i say. >> greg: soming up, a segment so amazing it might give you a heart attack and stroke. what will bolton have to say about chavez u.n. speech. we report and you get ready for some hot mustache action. us music]

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new york. keep it here on fox news channel for the latest. we return you now to "red eye," already in progress. >> greg: if anybody at the meeting were to stand up to you and say hey, kid, shouldn't you be in school instead of trying to deface our economy. you with be stoned to death with knives, maybe stones shaped with knives. god bless the gutsiest leader who went after the u.n. for the shameless bs saying it was sad and exerciseing that an exercise where 13-year-old girls perform a prerehearsed col poem. it's simply not dig anified. he realizes that climate change is more likely nature's doing and not humans. it is too bad they would choose to listen to a teenage girl instead. if you disagree with me, then you are probably a racist.

greg-alogue. >> greg: i saw you nodding off while i was doing by greg-alogue. too late to turn back the climate change momentum? >> i don't think so. i will think people are practical and realistic and as you are seeing with the bogging down of cap and tax, in the senate, a whole lot of people are revising. the left considers all people even children as nothing but pawns in advancing a political agenda. as for climate change, i would like to remind people the climate change is called weather and it doesn't mean the government can control it by regulating your life, raising your taxes or destroying your job. >> anthony is it wrong to insert children in arguments? they interest feelings and they are so cute. >> a lot of people think she was taken advantage of but i

don't think so. right now, i hear obama is talking with the cast of annie. >> she was cute, a nice kid and sincere. i don't need to hear from that. i need to hear from people who know about the stuff. >> a great p.r. move on their part because they know most people aren't going to stand up and argue with a 13-year-old little girl. >> greg: bill will. he will arm wrestle with a 13-year-old girl. >> 50/50. i use my right-hand i could get her. >> greg: all right. don't go anywhere. coming up, a story so scary i'm thinking of kicking it in the face. do sex and cricket mix? i don't know, i never had a sex and cricket salad. ñññññññ

the smell of sulfur. oh, god. >> smells of hope. >> greg: it smells of hope. isn't it the most delightful thing ever? he is like a wart with vocal cords. that was hugo chavez. he has to talk about this and other important junk, u.n. ambassador john bolton. he knows foreign affairs like i know underground lairs. the photo ops with obama. did he meet anybody or did they just keep him away from people? >> i think they kept h him away from people. normally the president meets with the secretary general and president of the general assembly and if he had done that when gave the speech on

wednesday he would have run into quadaffi behind the podium. >> greg: he can't afford a handshake or hug or free book from anybody right now. >> everybody watched the scene of chavez giving a book at the meeting a and i think quadaffi had his best seller. who knows who else had a book to give him. >> greg: it was harry potter. >> it was lessons from the land of pork scratchings. >> he doesn't even know that that is my book, bill. what did you make of chavez' speech? it sounded like a lefty blogger still harping on president bush. >> today i would be a little worried if i was president obama that i have been endorsed by quadaffi and chavez and who knows who else at this meeting. >> that has to be great ammo for the next republican nominee to say here are his

enendorsements. it kind of scares you and then you think of it, now accusing jews and that is somebody else who is cozying up to america. he has to make some different friends, right? >> he showed that he can extend the open happened. the problem is he is not getting anything back for it and these kinds of speeches really is just exposing him more and more. >> greg: and chavez reviewed his own oliver stone biopick. that has to be a first, right? >> he is capable of doing almost anything. i once heard george bush refer to him as castro without brains. the trouble with that is he sounds like a clown and looks like a clown. this is a dangerous man. he is dealing with iran on nuclear weapons and he is a dangerous man. >> a clown with a knife. >> a fool and a nave in one individual and that is what is dangerous about him. >> greg: 11 countries walking out during ahmadinejad's

speech. is that the right thing to do or is it considered rude? >> it is the right thing to do. the canadian foreign delegation got up and walked out even before he started to speak. it took the u.s. and other delegations time before they left. so canada leads on that. >> i imagine that the countries that are the offended -- the countries like iran and libya, understand that this is going to happen. is there something else that should be done before the walkout? the walkout seems like that is expected. when ann coulter shows up on a college campus, nobody gives a damn when somebody throws a pie in her face. why doesn't that happen here? someone from the u.s. delegation would be considered a hero if they threw a pie. >> i never thought of that.

>> pies would get through the metal detectors. >> greg: i want to talk about israeli prime minister netanyahu's speech. can we roll some of that? >> have you no shame? have you no descentcy? decency? a mere six decades after the holocaust to give legitimacy to the man who denies the murder of six million jews while promising to wipe out the state of israel, the state of the jews, what a disgrace. >> greg: people say that was the best speech of the week. how do you feel about it? >> it is about time that somebody stood up and made the comment about the u.n.'s tolerance for the kinds of people we saw there this week. i must say i was surprised at how direct at netanyahu was and

what a contrast to president obama. what a contrast with netanyahu. >> greg: you called obama's speech the first post american president, i gather that is not a compliment? >> you got it. >> greg: what i gathered is that -- i like obama except there is a disdain for being exceptional. something that he finds i don't know if it was from an academic upbringing that you are not supposed to admit that america is the greatest country. >> i think it was summed up. he once said yes, i believe america is exceptional just like a brit believes britain is exceptional and that means everybody is exceptional which means nobody is exceptional. that is why i call it post american. not antiamerican or unamerican. he is beyond all that patriotism stuff. >> greg: it is silly, antiintellectual and once you

have taken the deconstruction classes there is no such thing as a hiarchy of good and evil. it is like can't we all just get along. >> greg: exactly. we have to move along. do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us at redeye@foxnews.com. and to leave a voice mail, 212-462-5050. still to come, the halftime report by tv's andy levy. >> tonight's halftime report is sponsored by fizz. that hissing sound emma nateing from a carbonated beverage. thanks, fizz. ññ@

>> greg: welcome back. let's find out if we have gotten anything wrong so far. for that we go to it tv's andy levy. what did you think about chavez saying it smells like hope instead of sulfur at the u.n.? >> a new scent called o-bama. smells like o. >> greg: it does. and you never have to change it. >> it's beautiful. well, once every four years. >> greg: exactly. >> acorn suing breitbart. how can the ceo say i have to thank the undercover folks because they did a good service and then sue them. it is not a nice present. >> greg: it isn't. >> it's rude. >> greg: it is rude.

>> the statute says it is illegal to record private conversations without the consent of both parties. i guess the expectation is whether the acorn parties would have had a reasonable expectation of privacy here. anyway, i'm not a lawyer but i am jewish. >> greg: close enough, my friend, close enough. >> bill, regarding the cameras in your apartment, people do expect privacy in the bathroom. >> bad news for you because i posted the video already online. >> to be fair to acorn they may not have the same level of experience that you do. >> true, true, i do have my expectations. >> by the way, i don't think hannah has anything to worry about with the lawsuit. check her out in this picture, jack, can we sew that? >> yeah. >> yeah, that is tall lie a painting called hannah and

goliath. >> greg: very nice. >> she is kicking acorn's ass. >> he is a very literal anchor. >> greg: this was the arrow pointing to the a. arrow acorn. ominous cloud. rainbow. >> you mentiond that the irs severed ties with acorn. how can i get them to sever ties with me? >> greg: well, that is a good question. really, do you actually pay taxes andy, anyway? >> yes, do i. >> you claim your cats as deductions which is totally wrong. >> dependents, not deductions. >> greg: same thing. >> bill, it was barely -- >> oh, come on! >> i have to -- >> no. >> if you read the book and have seen the movie you know they barely have anything in

common. singing song is of praise about obama. shame on you for suggesting that the kids may not have written the song. awful, awful human being for saying that. >> yeah, i don't know. >> greg: i heard the kids did write obama's auto biography, though. >> little bill schul billy aye. >> little billy ayers. >> greg, thank you for finally writing your long awaited greg-alogue. >> the letters were pouring in. >> god bless it. >> greg: i. >> i have to say like you i was a bit of a climate change skeptic but not after this story. >> thanks. >> greg, you said that kids "make up stories about you if you don't submit to their fickle wishes." anything you want to share? >> greg: i can't.

>> lastly, congressman, i got to ask you, since the detroit lions have lost 19 games in a row and it will be blackout in detroit and other, michigan cities. >> actually, i don't have a question for you. i just wanted to say all that. >> well, thank you for that, appearance did i. i can't believe that a man who was nitpicking bill on the oil will bash on the lions. >> not nitpicking. >> you have to give him credit for having read a book. >> you haven't read that book, have you? >> back to you. >> welcome back jill dawson. cuter than the smurf choking on the bones of a decomposed my little pony. and anthony from opie and anthony. if hilarity were grandma, many people would eat him to stay

regular, including myself. this story is so sexy it could only come from india. the country that brought us the kama sue tracking dean. encouraging players to have as much sex as possible before a match. the idea, of course, fo fornics in the belief that sex weekens the legs. this he say it increases strength, energy and aggressiveness. apparently it is instrumental to one's athletic well being. your mind spends more time focusing on the fire in your groin than on good sport practice preparation and speech. the fire in your groin, indeed. i had that once.

antibuyoutics took care of that. amazing that term is even in india. congressman, i want to go to you first because this is a serious issue. have you formulated a stance on this? >> no, in fact, reading the recent paper has shown that the link between more frequent sex and proven performance has been disproven by the senate. >> greg: i was looking forward to the hearings. i wanted to know what pelosi had to say about this. >> i don't want to know anything pelosi has to say. >> greg: don't you lose interest in anything after sex? to you know what you think about, a roast beef sandwich? >> the second i'm done the computer gets shut right off. and i have an online pop eye so dispels the whole thing. works other muscle groups.

>> greg: does the same theory hold true for women? i know that you were quite an athlete in college. >> here is my thought on this, if you ignore a craving and that is all you think about, i relate it to dieting as a woman. you try to avoid chocolate and all you want is chocolate and then you don't do such a good job. >> greg: you are avoiding the jokes. >> don't deny your cravings. >> bill, you never played sports or had sex and this was never an issue for you? >> inaccurate on both counts. and, yes, that is inaccurate. i apparently have to ask the question that all of you are afraid to ask which is simply what is cricket? >> it takes two or three days to play the game and the scores are like 500 or 400 and they

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game like some kind of rap changing guy. not lil wayne or even the 50-cents. according to the rapper comet, rings and bling are to use the rap vernacular, passe. >> you don't see as much of the shiny chains and everything. gone. just to have that, it is i think it is part of the obama effect. >> greg: to which i say true this. >> yeah. >> jill, do you buy this? >> first of all, all, thank you for bringing up the topic for which i have something to say as an entertainment reporter. i am so ready. he is totally wrong. the top hip-hop tour of the

year is lil wayne. >> greg: little wayne? >> lil wayne. >> with songs like i'm a gangsta. i'm no patti ann browne but i'm doing my best. the number two tour, jay-z, lyrics i can't repeat. and number three, kanye. the ultimate gentleman. >> and also the oak ridge boys. >> elvira. >> remix. >> so good. so good. >> greg: hip-hop in a totally different direction. >> i would call that country hip-hop. >> greg: congressman, i read in many a paper that you are a hardcore gangsta rap afficionado. can you verify the transformation in this music? >> not in the least. i can't stand it. but it does give me an opportunity. republicans are often asked is

there anything the president has done that you like? this would be the second thing if he is going to make rap tollerrable. and i would like to say, too, the other thing i think the president did right and this is jill's area of expertise is i do agree with the president's statement that kanye west is a jackass. >> greg: i remember when he was running for president, he came out against baggy jeans and i think, you know, what if there is a guy that can change style and does it but i didn't see the change. i didn't see the end of the gangsta, the drooping jeans. >> you have seen him in jeans. >> why do you remember that? >> it was the only story about the campaign that we bothered to cover. >> one moment of lie lucidity.

>> it was that story or the story on mccain's sweaters. >> that explains everything. >> anthony, you released your own rap albums. >> all the time. >> greg: has president obama changed the what i you record? >> i think i'm noticing a difference in the rap community. i like the dude deficit. gimme my socialized medicine. and stop. >> greg: stop, he's not changing raps. could your favorite part about the bathroom soon be wiped out? well, yes, if environmentalists get their way. i like saying that. the washington post reports that some groups are trying to stop toilet paper companies from producing softer tp. the reason, they use virgin wood as opposed to the alternative made from recycled

paper. is there a happy middle ground. some tree huggers suggest using this. i'm kidding. >> no, i appreciate watching congressman mccoter laughing that hard on camera. i expect a little more from him. >> greg: anthony, i'm sorry. trees are used for a lot of things. this is the primary reason why trees exist. >> yes. >> greg: is to make our butts feel good. i mean it is the only important thing. >> the comfort factor and especially after what obama, pelosi and the democrats have done for me tax wise, i need something a lot softer back there. i feel cheated, believe me, i'm hurting. >> greg: congressman, i read some where that toilet paper and tissues only make up 5% of the forerest industry. is this really something that we should be focusing on? >> i think we have plenty of alternatives right now.

i suggest we take every single one of the 1200-page healthcare bill and use if for the purpose. >> sheryl crowe was quoted assaying you should only use one square. make it as soft as you want but only use one square. >> she is part of a band called the brown crows. >> greg: bill, i hear you use pinch when you are in a pinch. >> only as a way to get -- you come at me with that? where is the difference? where is the difference? >> greg: it was a good pun that came to me. >> greg: coming up next, i will read your e-mails. that is always fun. plus, why buy a hat when you can grow your own?

>> greg: where are the letters? here they come. just put them out back. feed 'em. it's male time. the address is redeye@foxnews.com. you write and i read and then we could water skiing in a lake filled with blood. here we go. kristin from california leads things off about something i said i guess last week. i'm referring to one in seven

that want the berlin wall back up. according to michael lakes it comes to 30%. to make 100%. you need three 30%s which leaves ten left over. subtract that from the one in seven and you are left with three and three times left over ten equals 0. don't mess with a devry grad. yes, have you heard of colorado. we have mountains. first off, scot, throw yourself off one of those mountains. you are criticizing me on grammar skills.lmy i heard of colorado and it is a fantastic city and i hope to

visit once they make it okay for my kind to marry. i would do it at the foot of kennedy.in front of ken i guess andy has been making a lot of references to the band rush. we are all big fans of rush, especially the great vocalist john anderson. you can hear the harmonies of round about and only is a lonely heart. for more on rush go to my website. finally, sam from illinois. >> it's like the dance, greg. >> okay. like -- okay. i'm sick and tired of you

abusing pinch. wow. this would be the first propinch letter we ever received in the history of this show since the 1980s. what say you, pinch? >> well, greg, clearly i like the cut of this guy's gin in. it must be chose to chicago which as you know is a republican crap made ocean. consider the reduced subscription that we are currently offering all of you. >> greg: we will close things out with the post game wrapup from tv's andy levy. and to see clips of recent shows go to fox news.com/redeye. what's fresh from ziploc?

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the odds of the "big easy" winning the u.s. open twice? 1 in 1.2 billion. the odds of him having a child diagnosed with autism? 1 in 150. ernie els encourages you to learn the signs of autism. >> greg: coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye." ann colter is here. mark lamont herald. james remont from the hit show dexter. time to go back to tv's andy levy for the post game wrapup. >> thanks, greg. congressman, anything you want to plug? >> yes, my hair so i can look debonair like andrew breitbart. >> okay. >> glad i didn't make that joke because i was going to in the question so --

>> i also took the risk of disappointing bill with my answer. >> hey, you know, what do you think of ellen degeneres replacing paula abdul in "american idol"? >> it as tv show and she is great at tv and we need a nice judge and she will be a nice job. >> the opie and anthony show is supposed to go to 11:00 a.m. but you seem to end whenever you want to. how is that possible? >> the sirius xm losse losses r that we are not even there.