>> and that is wrap on fox news watch this week. i want to thank our panel. i'm john scott. thanks for watching. >> greg: welcome to "red eye." it is like three men and a baby if by baby you mean bottle of cough syrup. go to tv's andy levy for a pregame report. >> many. >> coming up on the big show tonight, has something changed to make code pink support the troops being there after seven years. investigate whether it is a change closer to home and even change you can believe in. plus, does being on the pill make woman more attractive to boyish men? and finally, what are the rules for printing your ex-s on facebook. we report and your girlfriend steals your passport and signs in and pretends to be you.

>> greg: don't think i could have said it better. i have no idea what it means. let me become, andrea tanteras. she is so hot, heating blankets are called andrea blankets. john deboer. bill schulz, he reeks of envy, sadness and mold. fox news entertainment correspondent jill dobson. cuter than a family of smurfs feasting off the carcass of a keebler elf. it is our "new york times" correspondent, good to see you again, pinch. >> if you want to enchant me, read broadway scribe bill brantley and then go to a show with your auntly only in the new york times. >> greg: you are running out of rhymes. >> it's hard. i have to make them up. >> greg: they are pink and they

stink. i'm not talking about my fingers. the obnoxious and in jane antiwar worwar group code pink. what they found out wasn't exactly what they expected and says it was the exact opposite of what they expected. they want america to stay balm becaus balm. so guess what, code pink is now rethinking its call for a deadline to withdraw all u.s. troops from afghanistan. amazing. but as amazing as this? >> greg: no! not as amazing as that. >> was that dakota fanning. >> i believe it was. she was not aging well or is she. i don't know.

let's talk about that. no, let's stick with code pink. andrea i have to ask you and also compliment you on your boots. antiwar group extremely antiwar during the bush administration and now they turn prowar. >> congratulations you are even more confused now. they have never known exactly what they stood for. while i welcome this, it as smart move because they are right, are they abouting to redact every comment they made leading up to this about the iraq war. they made a lot of iraq comments against the iraq war and we know that that liberated thousands of iraqs, women purpled, they had the purrle fingers. maybe code pink is moving a little code road. >> what happens when a left wing group and their left wing leader suddenly go away in

terms of beliefs? what happens? is there an identity crisis? >> it is a positive thing that code pink is real idahoing that talibans are bad mothers. code pink has come around because the taliban subrogates women. they did during their reign but they also banned kites. you couldn't fly kites. they banned kites. who will speak for the kites, greg? general motorgreg. >> greg: that is an excellent question. nobody speaks for the kites. >> they are so underrepresented. >> jill, these people were northerlyally the queen of the crazy pants but suddenly they have common sense injuries should we cut them some slack or cut them something? >> i do give them credit for researching the topic for going there and finding out what the

situation is and talking to people and then being able to admit you know what some of our previous views we are willing to change them and to admit that they are wrong about some of those things. i'm cutting them slack. >> greg: i can't separate it from the fact that it is an idea logical move because president obama is now president. bill, you were rejected from code pink because they said you weren't pink enough. >> no one can be pink enough, greg, that is one thing i found and you will find if you step into my new office. shocking pink. they want possibly for us to stay here but went on record assaying that they don't want any more troops to come in. so they want us to be there but they don't necessarily want to us win. >> greg: that is scary and a good point. >> i will not condemn code pink because as you know, greg, hippies are easy. >> greg: we don't know what barack obama is going to do.

>> if we weren't in iraq we might have them, right, andrea. >> wrong, bill. he had this report for how many weeks now. tick tok, tick tok, make a decision, barack obama. the guy can't lead. >> and code pink is gift giving him cover. >> greg: finally an explanation as to why carmen electra once married. in avarro. it has been changing women's taste in men and makes boyish dudes like bill more attractive. it would explain by manley 1950s and '60s stars have been replaced by the more weak kneed star is of today big johnny depp and russell brandon and the irresistible john gibson. it makes me pine for the days of old when men were men and looked like this.

>> oh. >> greg: they put the man and the tease in manatees. >> i know how that manatee felt. >> does this explain, jill, the success of leo dicaprio who really is a moon faced girl. >> that is what i was thinking. i thought what about leo because i thought for years i haven't understood the appeal. >> greg: they have cheek bones and good skin. they are hot girls with existences ternal genitalia. >> and they are men that could easily play women as opposed to the late great patrick swayze. remember he could not play a woman? >> you are attracted to the wrong wilfred brimly. >> greg: if this trend continues and women continue to go for feminine men. inevaninevansinevitably won't e

attracted to women? >> this is about gender equality, okay. for decades, you know, men have always been accused of liking younger women and now women, you know, feel free to chase lolitasmen instead of loestrin we now have lolitos which is an important part of your breakfast. >> greg: that is like a lime flavored dorito. you know who i miss? >> that looks like leonardo decaprio. >> i want to know who the sample is. i don't know one woman who likes a girly man. >> greg: can i have another picture of ron ely?

>> it gets better. >> continue, andrea. >> that is a real man. women like real men. but i do want to build on the gender equality point. i think for the last 40 years women have been fighting for their rights and now they get them and now they are on an equal playing field and there is a lot of woman who want total control in the relationship so they are emasculating their men which is my worst nightmare. >> greg: they turn their men in purses, that is what they have done. >> my relationship with my boyfriend totally equal. he buys me boots and i pick up his dry cleaning. >> greg: can we see ron ely again? >> just telling you that was a real man. >> it is. >> greg: was he in the land that time foregot, the actual movie? >> he might have been. i look at his chest. did they have waxing back then? >> greg: bill, you have the delicate features of a 12-year-old boy yet women are

repulsed but you. >> that wasn't a question, greg. this is close to home because as you know in college my nickname was birth control bill. the thing is the pill thing, the examples they gave i totally disagreed with. they used some of them as hugh jackson. i'm sorry, hugh jackman. oh, a player in a film for me. '70s. different guy. will smith. i do believe he saved the world five times in his movies. not that boyish. johnny depp. he played a pirate. agay pirate but the other two did not apply. >> greg: i take his word for that. >> call me birth control bill. >> from pills to pervs. the dumbest defense of roman poelan ski yet.

he responded with this brain buster. there is more to the crime than this may seen but in hollywood i'm not sure a 13-year-old is really a 13-year-old. after reading this quote i went online to see if shales might have a daughter or a family but all i found was this picture of shales. he is not even a real person. he is a cartoon. what is worse, he has an appetite for puppy. he really is a monster, jill, a monster. >> that wasn't a real picture by the way. >> john, i got to ask you, do young girls age differently in hollywood? is one year equal to two years? >> like dog years? >> greg: yes. >> as a member of the liberal elite i will stick up for tom shales. he wasn't defending roman polanski, just kind of saying

chinatown is a good movie for cut him some slack. >> greg: that is what i call a hollow defense. i don't think he really meant that defense. this guy is a [ bleep ] bag, jill, if what he is saying is what he is saying. is it much different than what whoopi goldberg said which is that there is different variations of rape. >> that it is not rape, rape. >> let's go back to the point about women aging in hollywood. women do age faster in hollywood. once you turn 25 you can play a grandma but, of course, the statement that a 13-year-old is not a 13-year-old in hollywood is ridiculous. of course, she was a 13-year-old and, of course, it was wrong. >> greg: this guy is an idiot. he defended the attacks of sarah palin jokes. i can deal with that. he defends letterman but consistently always defending people in hollywood no matter what they do. i have a feeling he is a kiss

ass. he is insecure and doesn't want any one to know who he is and why have a cartoon that makes you look like chris matthews. >> look at the pursed lips. >> like the cartoon with the guy with the loan clothe or the guy with the poles, masculine. >> one thing we learned in a magazine any time you hired a columnist that you had to use an illustration for is that they were hideously ugly. >> but people like me they always used my picture. >> greg: the next torrey is bananas on. should you friend an ex on facebook. that question would be more interesting if we all lived under the sea but nevertheless, we're doing the story.

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>> greg: you know you thought about it. what a horse looks like in a wedding dress. but also, reconnecting with an old flame online. a few years ago this might have been a pipe dream, i.e. difficult, bill. thanks to facebook it is only one click away and now a "wall street journal" columnist asks "is this really a good idea." i want to be clear on that. be warned because you might be surprised about what you find out. often people learn their ex still hates them, has lost the good looks or worse host a late night show on fox and is shaped like a tuber. you can look but don't make

contact. you can also tell your current partner which facebook friends you slept with, yeah, that would work. or my favorite, light yourself on fire and then eat your own hand. >> what! >> i don't know. jill, do you let your husband talk to exs on facebook? >> i'm not talking to exs on facebook. i'm like you are the guy that dumped me in 7th grade or 1th grade or in college or in grad school. >> greg: you were dumped by a lot of guys. >> greg: i think they are blind. >> i think it sounds like you dated a lot of gay men. >> greg: isn't the real difficulty or not it the real problem here is what was once difficult which was being able to contact an ex is now just a point and click away. you had to actually find out where they lived and all that other crap and now you don't

have to so they can sneak back into their lives and make them hell because they are bore. >> you are going to feel terrible about yourself either way. if they are a total loser you start doubting yourself or they are much hotter than you and more successful than you you think man, i am a loser. >> greg: when you were dating john wayne gacy for awhile. >> he left her a lot of clown paintings. >> greg: facebook ex-s lead to secret lives that you don't share with your partner. >> facebook is the worst thing to happen since alcohol and poor life choices. if you are a guy like me and you spent a lot of time alone in your fourth floor lockup in queens you get curious as to what your ex-escaped are doing. facebook is like the romantic

junk drawer. it is not wise to spend a lot of time sifting through it. >> it is a junk drawer. you left the junk for a reason. i tell people never contact me on facebook if you dated me because now i'm boring. i'm not as much fun. go after bill. he is more interesting? >> i am? >> greg: yes. >> thanks. >> habba. dabba. that is talk for the next segment saying it is fabulous. it might be the greatest you will ever see, this evening anyway. stay tuned.

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women want to be with him. that's right people who are right, it is time to play meet your baker. you e-mailed us questions about spying, espionage and homeland affairs and even recipe suggestions for former cia guy mike baker because he knows interrogating like i know exfoliating. the first e-mail comes from leslie in hawaii. our son is 22 and taking political science and wants to go into the cia and he is taking russian. can you give us advice for things that would be helpful for him to get into the cia. >> first of all, great, it is great that he wants to join the agency and it is a terrific career. i can tell him things that he shouldn't do. >> greg: like what? >> don't do drugs and i'm not just saying that. >> greg: bill is out of it. >> don't do anything stupid and then post it to you tube and don't and i'm serious about

this ever waterboard a puppet on national t.v. >> greg: let me ask you about the drug thing because i have heard that, okay, you know, people assume that if they have done drugs they will never get into the cia but i heard that they overlook that and sometimes look at this as well, this guy takes chances and risks and maybe he is ripe for the cia. >> they don't look at it that way but do realize society changes so the zero tolerance policy mor morphed sometime. smoking we'd a couple of times is different than doing meth while you are in college. sorry bill. >> i didn't do meth every night so do i still have a chance? >> you do. >> greg: bill is almost 50 as we know. anthony asks all qualifications considered how much would age be a factor in the recruitment to the cia? >> it is a factor.

standard age break point was usually 35 and anything beyond that, you know, you required some sort of special exemption. >> greg: what about military. assume that they look to the military first. have you never serve any kind of military and still be in the cia? >> they are looking for common sense. foreign languages. overseas, experience, living overseas, working overseas, growing up overseas. military experience is always good. good grades. an ability to demonstrate a seriousness and responsibility and all those things that seem to be looking when i'm on "red eye." >> greg: do you have to be handsome because you are handsome? >> is there another question there from a viewer. >> greg: i have to apologize for saying he was happenedsome. he is gorgeous. do you have to -- you don't have ugly people in the cia.

>> it is not like 24. we are a mirror of society is what we are. a mirror of society. >> you are a mirror of the cia. you have to have good looking people. i don't want an ugly cia agent saving me. karrie from london asks there is a rumor that all agents are issued a bracelet that is worth $10,000 and if you are taken hostage that is our at hand bribe. is this true? >> no. or it's true and they never gave me mine. that tells you what a valued employee i was. >> greg: they gave you one of the edible candy necklaces. >> this is an interesting question and i often wondered this myself. if you are -- john from new jersey writes has the cia ever used a celebrity to get easier access into a country. is it possible that sean penn isn't a complete moron and is secretly helping us to bring

down hugo chavez. >> it is not possible but he is not a complete moron. that is not the case. there is a lot of different theories about the agency and about the way they go about using people and working with people and it is a little more straightforward than that. >> greg: really? what is the coolest gadget that was available to you? >> i won't go into that because that is sources and methods. a funny thing is that often times when we were getting ready to launch or go overseas we would have a conversation with people in their science and technology group that develop all the cool gadgets and often times they would say look at what we have got and they would say this is so cool and then put it back on the shelf and give us something that was ten years old because they didn't want us to have the latest coolest thing. so we would be out in the field with a cinder block knowing that back in headquarters there was something really cool but we couldn't touch it general

motors like your fluffy mix fetter doll that looks like a doll but it is actually a nuclear explosive. also it is great for a bath because you have sponge your back. chuck norris often spread the rumor that he was a.b. assassin and they also made a movie about this. was that b.s.? >> i would never say anything bad about chuck barris because he did my favorite show which was the gong show. was he in the cia. in who knows. i wasn't given access to that kind of classified information. >> greg: that means he was. got a question for mr. mike, e-mail us. remember to write meet your baker on the subject header, ask about spying repor or the . if you don't put that in the subject matter i probably won't even read it because i'm realpy

stupid. if you have a comment on the show, e-mail us as redeye@foxnews.com. to leave a direct voice mail call my line. tonight's halftime report is sponsored by my cousin big steve. he is not the best dressed guy in town and some might say he let himself go a little bit. when it comes down to it, he just gets the job done, thanks, big steve. they said it would never last.

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let's find out if we have gotten anything wrong so far. for that we go to tv's andy levy. andy, do you allow your cats to contact previous owners through facebook? >> there is a reason i always take my computer with me whenever i leave my apartmenting greg. >> greg: don't trust the cats? >> nope. >> i should probably get one of those new fangled laptops i have been hearing about. >> on your salary, don't think about it. >> i'm so glad that code pink is rethinking the forces, they have such a big influence on our policies. andrew, you make a good point about iraq. will code pink now real idaho that under saddam there were rape rooms over there? >> exactly. thank you. >> i'm going to take that as a no, they won't. >> they are too busy putting together the pink feathered

head dresses and giving bloody happens to congressional members during hearings. >> greg: bill collects those kind of hats if you know where he can get them. >> and bloody hands. >> good paper weights. >> john, what do you make of the fact that as bill pointed out they remain opposed to the u.s. sending more troops into afghanistan even though the commander on the ground says that without them we may not defeat the taliban? >> i mean baby steps, andy, baby steps and i would also like to reeight rat reiterate n bans kite flying. >> first they came for the kites man. >> jill, i'm with you on not getting the dicaprio thing but on the johnny depp, isn't it more about attitude than looks. >> that is what bill tells me. >> arrrrr. >> john, you said this explains

why you like more masculine women. are you on the pill or something? >> can you tell. it is i'm more sensitive these days. >> greg, ron ely was not in the land that time foregot? >> really? >> yes. >> what science fiction was he then that i watched. >> he was in five episodes of fantasy island. >> he was fantastic in every single one of them. >> one of the ones you watched recently wasn't sci fi, it was man island. >> there was an island filled with men. >> really gratuitous. >> it is not gratuitous if the name of the thing is man island. without the men there is no man island. how is that gratuitous. it is just a choice, bill. shale says that in hollywood i'm not sure that a 13-year-old is a 13-year-old.

my question is how old does shales think a 13-year-old is that it is okay to drug and rape her? >> if that is how he feels he should probably say stay away from l.a. because he might find out that the lapk is sure that a 13-year-old is a 13-year-old. that is all i have to say about that, greg. rules for friending old flames on facebook. the woman says quote prefacebook we wouldn't have thought of write agler or picking up a phone and calling an old flame. and john you said it is the worst thing to people that drink. isn't facebook the new drunk dialing. >> it is better than dressing up like a mailbox and trying to it figure out what your ex is doing. >> so you will give it that? >> yes. >> all right. >> greg: i want to do that now. >> jill, have you ever in your

life dumped a guy? >> i'm usually the dumpee? a long hard road, andty. >> hard to believe. >> what do you do to them? with. >> we go shopping together and get our hair highlighted together and then i'm dumped. it happens again and again. >> it sounds like you should half date bill and half date me. >> which one likes the highlighting. >> andy, andy. >> depends. >> i'm done greg. i have a question. is there an extra guest on the show tonight? >> absolutely. little fluffily mcnutter. he is back and better than ever. this was made by brian edwards who runs a toy company and he is a big fan of the show and created this lovely almost identical likeness of mr. fluffy mcnutter who has been watching the show as a catdog hybrid. >> that is not the real. that is a creation gig thi. >> greg: this is a creation.

they might become available soon. >> not filled with stuffing. >> greg: preorder it right now by sending me cash. not saying you will get anything but, you know what, it is always thinking ahead. >> it won't hurt barneys thank you andy. i'm done. go away, andy. let me welcome back our guests. andre that, if beauty were black jack i would hit her until she was 21. writer john deboerj if witt was a chess club, dorky high school guys would do him at the library. and jill dobson. cuter than the snuggles bear spit roasting a little pony. when it comes to gays playing soccer muslims are calling foul. foul is a soccer term, right? >> i believe so. >> greg: i hope so. >> an amateur club of gay soccer players is shouting homophobia. the parents of foot gay team.

you think they could come up with a better play on words. claims they received an e-mail from the club stating "because of the principles of our team which is a team of devout muslims a little repetitive there, we can't play against you our convictions are much more important than a simple football match. oddly, however, the muslims said they were still up for lunch. who would turn down a belgian waffle. not me or my good friend bill schulz zane. he is a real lady's man. where is the outcry from the gay groups? >> exactly. i don't know about. >> air supply. >> by the way, it is -- bratay, braton. >> thank you for the correction. >> you're welcome. >> greg: we have protests about intolerance and this is true

intolerance. i have a theory. if it were a christian soccer group that said they didn't want to play with the gay foot club or gay foot team this would be all over the media and you would see it covered all over the country but because it is a muslim country they do get a pass. they are harder on conservatives. where is code pink for the humanitarian aid. >> greg: john, do you think we should boycott soccer, france and maybe funyons? >> yes, yes, no. this reminds me of the french evolutionist team that was nudged by the french evangelical football team. and the french beef enthusiasts snubbed by the french vegan football players. the french are high maintenance and they love to squabble. >> what do you make of this?

do they have a right to choose who they play against? i think and bill said this before to me while we were relaxing that they were just scared to lose to a gay team? >> there goes my topic. i will talk about mcnutter, i guess. >> these are amateur clubs so i suppose if you don't want to go to a game, don't go to a game and if you don't want to upset the police or the other team just say we can't be there saturday. >> you don't think the gay foot club is a legitimate professional name of a soccer team? >> i. >> greg: i think it was a poorly translated name through whatever on the news wires. >> i went to a game in chelsea -- to a gay foot club in chelsea last night and it had nothing to do with soccer. >> don't leave now or i will heat all of your sofa cushions. ♪ nobody is going to take my car, going to race it to the

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>> greg: cop looked pretty cool there. they were like the who if the who wrote good songs. they got a grammy and developed a cure for blindness. i kid on the first part but the opening act for kiss' tour. the huge selling band buck cherry. they released an enhanced album of their buck butterfly last month. they played live and loud, 2009. versions oflive tropical their hits including lit up and [ bleep ]. if talent were drool, i would wake up with him on my face. you have to be happy. opening up for kiss. that is like opening up for your grand parents. >> yes, you know, it has been crazy. we actually got to open up with them for them on our first record. >> greg: really? >> in europe we did like 24 shows with them and it was

incredible. we had never been on an arena stage before and we had never been in a bus so it was all really. >> greg: you had never been in a bus. in. >> no, not up until that point. >> bill actually sleeps in a bus. >> by choice. by choice. >> greg: did you ever play pranks on kids like spike their met -- pranks on kiss like spike their metamucil. >> they don't let us into the makeup room. it is offlimits. >> i bet they have a special bus. >> they have a special bus. we only have two and they have like seven. >> if you could be a character which would you be? >> the demon. gene simmons. >> one thing about buck cherry, you have the special secret of

writing stripper songs. >> you know what? that is what they say, you know. we really don't set out to do that actually but it always kind of seems to happen that way. >> greg: well, that is how it works. you never really know. what is the see vet to a good stripper song? make the stripper feel good. >> good guitar rifts first of all and good groove and nasty lyrics really. >> that is how i feel when i go into strip clubs. >> greg: the song is always in like the really seedy strip clubs. not the high end strip clubs. >> you know, like fully nude and no cover charge. >> exactly. and also where bill dances. >> yeah. >> the metro area and whistle. >> and if you bring your own gerbil. >> if you bring your own gerbil and you never leave with it. >> that is the price of admission, isn't it?

>> four legs in one. >> exactly. >> let's say you do a song like crazy [ bleep ] do these girls ever call you like do they assume that that song is about them? >> probably every night we do meet and greets, somebody tells us that we wrote the song about them. some girl comes up to us and tells us that. >> greg: and what do you tell them? >> we say really how crazy are you and then they lay out some story that is really not that crazy. >> and then you tell her about bill schulz. >> bill and gerbil. i always figure all the women are from affiant grou a finite. do you ever watch rock of love and go. >> yeah. that one. that one. that one. that must happen. >> i'm definitely guilty of watching rock of love. yes. definitely qualify them.

>> greg: i bet about 50 to 60% of them. >> i would say probably in the 80%. >> oh, i knew it. >> makes sense. >> and you would get them because you are like 20 years younger than brett michaels. >> you have three kids. >> three kids. >> two are daughters. >> two girls and a boy. >> is good punishing you? >> the rock and roll curse. >> greg: it is because rock stars always end up with daughters. would you be warning them about people like you. >> i tell my oldest daughter never to bring home son that looks like me. >> how old are the kids. >> 15, almost nouri al-maliki and nine months. >> greg: your life is over with the 15-year-old. >> crazy. >> greg: she hasn't started dating. >> she does a little bit. not real dating, like going to the movies and stuff like that. >> do you ever go to parent teacher conferences?

>> yes. >> how does that go? >> you know, i try to wear turtlenecks, you know. >> greg: i could never see you dressed as -- in like a formal like a jacket and a turtleneck. i couldn't see that. >> i do it. >> greg: that is for the kids. you got to do that. >> are the teachers nice to you because you are in a rock band. >> they are. >> that is one of the perks. >> greg: exactly. josh, thank you so much. coming up next, voice mail. check them out. they are opening for kiss. and buy their records they are pretty awesome. coming up, voice mail. i said that. see you later. welcome to progressive. how may i help you? i'm looking for a deal on car insurance. i think i might have a coupon in here. there's an easier way. we've got the "name your price" option. you do? follow me. you tell us how much you want to pay, and we'll build you a policy that fits your budget.

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>> greg: well, there is nothing i love more than a bunch of bullies getting their butts kicked especially when said butts are kicked by bad ass men

in drag. it happened in wales which is some where in asia, i believe. two punks roaming the streets randomly beating up people but then they crossed the wrong cross dressers and the results are like a christmas of violence. check it out while i give you play by play. okay. here are the guys. see the shirtless guy. going into the crowd and just picking people up and beating them up and feeling good about himself. just knocks a guy and they are laughing and the fat guy is hitting people and now they are done and pleased with themself. they are walking along and clopping their hands and excited and think they are tough. they are talking to each other. then they walk by and looks like they notice some dude wearing a dress. and they think well, maybe we should start screwing with the dude in the dress over there. so they go like this and they walk over here and here they go. the guy thinks he is easy and going to beat up somebody. starts giving the guy some

crap. there he goes. hey, what is going on. does the. realize the guy is a cage fighter. the guy in drag is aquanil fighter. what happens is oops. it is my favorite thing. a few times. the other cage fighter there is now explaining to them what happened. the guy's get up. that looks like you, bill, on friday night. falls over. he doesn't know where he is. he gets up. he is a little bit -- bill, that is you. >> i was the one with the -- >> yes. there he is at end of the street. he still doesn't know where he is and here many coulds the police to come and take him away because he beat up men in -- or he tried to beat up a man in the dress who kicked his ass across the street. a happy ending for everything. >> just don't pick on guys in dresses, that is what i say.

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>> greg: coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye," return appearances from fox business reporter sandra smith and mary

katherine hamm. plus, my mom will come in. ooh. time to go back to tv's andy levy for the post game wrapup. >> thanks, greg, thanks, fluffy. >> you're welcome. john, in roman polansky's chinatown what is that is metaphor? >> a state of job where truth, justice and reality doesn't exist. roman has been living there for somele 30 sum odd years. >> i see what you did there. jill what is the hottest story on the entertainment beat these days? >> they are making a siegel. instead of placing it at an opera house withle be autolyze.

scant wait to check o it out. and creia, who are you filling in for on position and. listen at your desk or on sirius or fm. >> bill, anything you want to plug? in check out a little travel venture i'm doing with a dud did i of mine at half show.tv. >> sunday at 70:00? >> yes. >> i'm busy. greg, i understand you put together a ferret nation habitat came? >> i did. i ordered a ferret cage for fair rates but i'm not filling them with ferrets. >> what are you filling them with, greg. real