from new york good night america. welcome to "red eye." it is like mayberry fd if by d you mean b. sandy, what's coming up on tonight's show? >> "avatar" director has harsh words for global warming deny yes, sirs. we will translate them into nav scpi then back to english. can you inject an an net thete particular into your brain for fear? if you are a goldfish, yes. and fetish videos with spiders and goop. greg? >> thank you, andy. >> and don't forget we have dinner with the coopermans. >> do we have to? >> they were very good when you were having the problem. >> you never let me forget it.

>> it was just not a good time for me or my self-esteem. >> bye. they are fiery, fabulous and fantastic. enough about crates, let's welcome our guest. she is wanted in five states for being excessively sultry and arson, i am here with andrea fox news .com contributor and columnist. she is so bright that sailors fire her into the sky as a distress signal. she is cuter than porage made from puppies. she is the washington examiner columnist. it is the only way to travel, people. and he feeds off ants. he lives in a trans and he can't find his pants. it is my repulsive sidekick bill shultz. and he is the king kong of the rock song. sitting next to me, the great andrew w kay. his new double cd came out on tuesday. it is called close calls with brick walls, and it is available in the u.s.

he knows news cal composing like i know indecent exposing. i see indecency and i expose it. and even bloated birds wouldn't poop on his words. it is our new york times correspondent, hi, pifn. >> what is reading rainbow without the book and what is the jersey shore without its snooks and what is the new york times without its brooks. only today. >> you really are applying for a job, aren't you? >> i'm pretty good. you are not in the same ballpark. sorry, you really aren't. well, he put the moron in james cam-moron. yes, i did it. during a news conference at a hollywood mansion surrounded by the media, doll-haired director james cameron spoke his mind. yes, in front of a driewlg mix of like-minded reporters he took the ultimate risk. he called glen beck an f-ing,

a-hole. >> i met him and he called me the anti-christ. >> i haven't even seen it. the director was referring to beck's reaction to his 2007 documentary "the lost tomb of gee jesus" that casts doubt on the resurrection of jesus. are his ideas poisonous? >> sorry, wait, did he just insult fox? i guess my mind was wandering to this. >> see, now that is a movie. anyway, the "avatar" director

didn't say if it was for rank or beck, and they also don't accept global warming as fact. >> he ended his news conference by saying, bill shultz sucks. finally something we can all agree on. however, beck in response had this to say, among other things. >> i feel bad for james cameron. i mean, he is famous for a boat that sank and then losing -- losing to his ex-wife. i mean, that had to hurt. >> bill, i really think he felt bad for him. >> i think it was sarcasm. >> you can tell by the way he bit his lip. >> i don't know, i don't know. >> i smell an awesome cat fight coming on. >> two larger than life

character its. one makes larger than life movies and the other is just larger than life. i think james cameron is jealous of glen beck. i think james cameron wants to do it through his movies and glen beck is a star. he brings up discussion and isn't that the point of cameron's movie. >> cameron's feelings were hurt when beck hadn't seen his movie. that bothered him. you know you are doing something right when you know you are pissing off an incredible and a successful director. >> he comes out and makes these statements, and it is obvious that glen beck -- he may think glen beck is bigger than james cameron. >> i bet you agreed with everything cameron was saying, andrea. >> of course. i would love to see another tolerant liberal exposed. at the end of the day, i am wonder figure it should have been james cameron introducing the healthcare with the potty mouth he had. i think james cameron and glen beck should get together and they should have a show like a pay per view thing on fox.

>> absolutely. >> make it a series. >> cameron did say -- he said he wants a debate. i have to give him credit. that's the first global warming believer that said i want an actual debate. i like that. i think it would be fantastic. i have to agree with andrea. the real problem is the cursing. what is with this cursing? >> cursing on both sides of the fence, greg, is just something that i frown on, as you know. here is the thing, james cameron and glen beck and yours truly have one important thing in common. we are all valued members of the news corp empire. and let me tell you something, boy, as somebody who has been around the block when it comes to fox news, this is bad medicine. i am speaking to both of you right now. i see you. i see you both. mr. cameron, calm down. hire me as a personal assistant. i speak navi. stop picking fights. mr. beck, calm down. hire me as a personal assistant. i'm great with food props.

>> i don't know. on lifetime that was a bad show. they doused you with gasoline. >> that was actually water. >> we had to convince him to use water. it was gasoline. >> either way, hypothermia. i got something. cameron made the comments during an event publicizing the "avatar" dvd on earth day. through the magic of" red eye"'s robot theater we imagined the conversation. take it away, sexy robots. >> so, james, we are going to released the dvd version of "avatar" on april 22nd which is earth day. >> earth day is great because it celebrates the earth. >> that's right, james. we need to do more about the earth. it's where we live. >> that's why i make huge movies which require tons of polluting special affects and hundreds of idling catering trucks while flying all over the planet in private jets and

crude that burns thousands of gallons of gas into the atmosphere. it is all for the planet. >> and global warming. >> yes, global warming is fact. >> it is absolute fact. >> i make movies. i know what i'm talking about. >> yes. that is how it works in america. >> people who deny global warming are bad people and should probably die. >> it is like denying the awesomeness of james cameron. >> and people who haven't seen "avatar" should die. >> everyone has seen "avatar." >> i think glen beck hasn't seen it. he is a [bleep]. >> it should be illegal to not see "avatar." glen beck should go to prison forever. >> will you marry me? >> are you joking? >> no, i really like getting married. it is fun. >> but you are already married. >> so what? i'll get divorced and marry you. that's what i do. >> i am uncomfortable with this conversation. >> you know what would make you more comfortable? remove your pants. >> maybe i should go. >> i want you to put on some

of this neon blue lotion and then i want to hang you in a giant tree. it is for the planet. john, if you don't screw me, you are screwing the planet. >> when you put it that way, i will get the beedz. >> be careful. >> don't worry. i haven't forgotten. >> i see you. >> i see you. >> that was better than "avatar." >> that's classic. >> "avatar" cost dpief00 million and that only cost 37 million. that's 10%. robots do capture the truth in their robotic ways. now it is time for the greg-alogue. it is a koala of common sense. all right, so two 80-year-old sisters are suing each other over a half million in lotto money. they haven't talked to each other in years all because one sis claims they would split

their winnings every time they gambled. and this reminds me of something very important: people are bad. seriously, people are bad to the bone, to quote mr. thorough good. when two sisters who have known each other for nearly a century are putting bucks before blood, you are seeing humanity. or more specifically what happens to humanity when you think you have something, and then it's taken away. i want you to think about that when you consider the healthcare reform bill which will create new agencies, new beurocracies, new taxes, new costs, meaning new opportunities for entitlement, desire and then entitlement rage. the thing that grows cannot ungrow, and our government wouldn't have it any other way. i also want to remind you of medicare and medicaid fraud, charity and nonprofit schemes and the countless other tax, home and small business loan scams all able to operate simply because the government assumes people are guide. -- are good. no one create a fake charity for hurricane katrina or

pocket cash for orphans. we are not like that. we the people are. when you get something for nothing, replacing self-reliance with where is my free cheese, they will want more and nothing less. and just like water, they will find a way into your life until you realize all you are paying for is yourself. if you disagree you are a racist homophobe who hasn't bought andrew k's new cd. i always forget that thing. andrea, you are a greek. >> yeah. >> that's all i have to say. are we creating a culture where we are creating an entitlement culture like greece where you watch it and they are trying to take stuff away from them, and they are having riots. >> absolutely. look, this bill is an utter disgrace. what you talked about the subsidees, the entitlement screwing the government and it willbank rupt us.

i don't care what anybody says. >> that's my kind of debating. >> i don't care. you are wrong, i'm right. if they were serious about health reform, they would have made the penalty for not buying insurance greater than the preem -- premium in. massachusetts if you want to know what will happen with obama care, look to massachusetts. people aren't buying the healthcare. they are getting -- they are breaking their leg after they exit "red eye" and then going to the hospital and signing the form for insurance, and then when they throw out their crutches they throw out the insurance or they will pay -- they will just pay the fine. what that does is it drives premiums up. if they really wanted to fix this, they would have inspired insurance companies to have all different types of creative products across state lines. in new york alone you have to pay for invitro infertilization. >> bill and i have been trying to do that for months. >> can you imagine what this will do for premiums in new york? why not go to texas and buy a plan wherein vee trow is much,

much less or a separate plan? >> very good . if this is where we are going, is there anyway to turn back? >> i mean, this is what i think -- >> are we exaggerating this? you see the right going, oh my god, everything is going to hell. but will it be that bad? >> it is really too soon to tell right now. >> it could be a complete debacle. we will just have to scream about it later. >> that's what bill does. >> i don't know how it is going to happen. i will close my eyes and i will scream. are we all junkies and the government is the dealer? >> no i don't think everyone is bad. i don't think human nature is bad. that would mean you are bad and you're not bad. >> i am kind of bad. >> you think you are bad so you assume everybody else is bad. it reminds me of one person messing something up and everybody getting blamed for it. so just because someone ran a fake charity doesn't mean all charities are bad.

it is a case by case basis. i hope these sisters resolve it and i hope all other sisters resolve their issues. >> cute, sing single ladies. >> i think it is a lack of family values. why not teach that? we talk about healthcare and obesity and why not values? >> let me correct you. the republicans stopped with the family values and moved to socialism. that is all last year. >> i can't believe these ladies threw away their sisterhood for half a million. >> they obviously were not that close to begin with. >> but they gambled all the time. >> better fight over this than fighting over anen does ask you pea or colonoscopy with obama care. >> but that would be a lot of fun to watch that. i am seeing that as a reality show. bill, what happened?

we were once a nation based on rugged individualism. and now it is wine knee collect -- collectivism exemplified by you. >> exswrem through fight -- exemplified by the right and me. i was so taken that i forwarded the white house and they september back a reply. they said, greg, exclamation point, stop! thank you x stop. thank you for saying these women who were fighting over a lotto ticket made us rethink our entire healthcare plan, stop. and your bomb bombshell mcgee example, stop. >> and ps, being a woman is a preexisting condition. did they tell you that? >> no. it is a preexisting condition for me because i want to be one. >> terrible, from being bad to being bold. we all have them. i am scared of heights. seriously, the height family that lives next door is frightening.

but what if we didn't have fears? what if there was a cure for your scardinessitis. well there is. scientists at the university of hiroshima, go cornhuskers, have a fear center in the brain and injected a common, local anesthetic and they did it by experimenting on goldfish. not the crackers, but the real ones. nature's little bed wetters. they shocked them when it was turned on and then they gave them a dose of the lie dough cane and then tested them. with the lidocane they showed no signs of fear. i believe we have tape of them. they really are em boldened. andrew, you seem like a fearless type. would you take an injection that would make you more fearless.

>> i don't understand. if the fish learned this would be shocking when they see the light, they may not be afraid, but they will learn what happened. if i am afraid of jumping off the building my common sense would go away. it sounds like another mind numbing pharmaceutical plan. >> interesting. here is my theory. they are trying to create fearless fish. and it is all under the guise of helping human beings. am i right? >> i thought already there were those beta fish that attack other fish. they eat other fish. so it is out there. >> are you scared of anything, tara? >> i am scared of everything. except crazy celebrities. i am not scared of them. >> there you go. andrea, have i to ask you, don't we have a cure for fear already and it is called alcohol? >> that's true. that's very, very true. i like fear. i think it keeps people honest. it keeps me honest, and it keeps me employed. if i didn't have fear as a conservative, i rely on fear

mongering. it is an integral part of what i do. i wouldn't fear obama and then create fear in the hearts of other people. >> why can't we all just monger. you can do this without the fear. >> how do do that? >> one last question to you, the only thing you fear is soap. why is that? >> i am trying to impress the new girl, greg. i think we should send these girls where they belong, to the frat houses throughout the nation. these poor fish swallowed regardless, send them to the gamma, lama, damas. these fish will not fear these kids' throats as they go trailing down there. they will do it with a big smile on their fish face. >> more stimulus money to work. coming um, we play particular -- tic-tac-toe to the death. first, what is bombshell ma gee up to?

spoiler alert, smashing tiny dolls with her foot.

sure you can twitter while watching "lost." but at what lol cost? according to a new study by the nielsen company, my favorite company, fyi. 60% of all-americans multitask in front of their televisions. and said tasks has a lot less to do with spending quality time with your neglected wife whose name you don't recall. and a lot more to do with the you tube's bear in the tree clip you just watched. during the fourth quarter of 2009, the average tv viewer accomplished 3.5 hours of side work. that's watching internet videos. should we go to an example? turtle versus doggie? turtle versus doggie says to

go to an example. i think that answered a lot of questions. i always knew turtles were tough. i have to tell you, ever since i started watching tv with a laptop, my brain has been rewired where i cannot watch something, even a movie i want to watch all the way through, i cannot do it. what happened to me? does this happen to you? >> well, i keep my tv and my computer in separate rooms. i believe we can multitask. right now, usually on "red eye" i am writing songs. i am doing it in my head and no one knows. we can do more than one thing at a tie. >> did you write one now? >> yeah. but i won't say. it involves you and it is a little profane. >> i thought maybe it would be about bill's sex change. and do you do this, or are you able to sit through a tv program without doing anything? >> guilty, guilty as charged, but i don't have a wife i am trying to ignore. i don't have a cap i am trying

to ignore or bill. with young kids it is dangerous. we are conditioning these kids and only to communicate through acro anymores. nobody can communicate except via the television or via the blackberry. >> acro anymores, those are the initial things, right? tara, is it wrong to do so many things at once? maybe that's what we are evolving into. >> i tried giving it up for a weekend. i but my twitter away and i was seriously shaking by sunday. i needed the connection. i felt like i was alone in a room full of people. >> it is strange. a similar feeling, i have i-pod phantom pain. i feel like i am listening to the i-pod and then i will feel the pull from the cord, but i am not wearing one. bill, you don't own appliances, so do you have these issues? >> i do when i hang out in the fox news lounge. this is bs, and i will tell you why.

i never understood the picture in picture thing on tv. i can't watch two things at once and neither can any other guy. everyone knows exactly what this is. you watch your law and order and the laptop is here. oh, mariska, no. the laptop is there and that's the truth and let's embrace it. there you go nielsen and company, i could have saved you a lot of money. >> i don't do it with her, i do it with impassa. >> it is small italian film 1982. >> terrible. you have a comment on the show -- i apologize. e-mail us. >> it is the truth. >> i agree. actually it is sad because it is really true. e-mail us at "red eye" at fox news .com and to leave a voice male on my direct line. still to come, the half time report from andy levy. he is a real sharp guy.

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welcome back. let's find out if we have gotten anything wrong so far. for that we go to tv's andy levy. andy, great news for the metros. joseph rejos is performing his

baseball ball throwing duties for kickoff day in april. >> very excited. i think he will score a lot of goals. >> i hope he does. >> james cameron slashes glen beck. you said cameron and beck are both ept tainters, but don't you get the idea cameron wants to be much more. >> i think he is an interest taner -- an entertainer. he promotes conversation and gets people inspired. he can claim he is not, but i think he is and i still respect him for it. >> greg, you said cameron wants a debate and you have to give him credit because most global warmingen enthusiasts want a debate. i am guessing he doesn't want one her. >> you are probably right, but he stepped out and said i want a debate. now glen beck has to say, i don't want to debate. well, here you go, i am issuing james cameron a challenge to come here and debate on "red eye." >> there you go.

>> but i bet he won't. the robot cost $37 million, and most was the movie "blue motion." >> yes, i had to test it out. >> greg-alogue, people suck is what i took from that. greg you said, quote, i want to remind you of medicare and medicaid fraud and nonprofit schemes and other things that are able to operate because the government assumes people are good. i don't agree. i think the government assumes people are bad, and that's why we need so many rules and regulations. they are good. we are bad. that gets to andrew's point. the government acts like we are all bad rather than focus on those that are. >> that sounds great. >> that was exactly what you said. >> i think it is a little of both. i think they think we are bad so we need these programs and then they assume we are not going to abuse them. >> they think we are stupid. >> the government thinks andrew wk is cool. >> you don't judge the lotto

twins until you walked a mile in their orthopedic shoes. we don't know the whole story. >> we do. tara, andrew says he doesn't think greg is bad and you disagreed which is per accept tiff for the first time at the table. >> i can see it in his eyes. >> that's why i wear the glasses. >> and you said the real story with the lotto sisters is a lack of family values. you may be right. one sister sued her brother over $2,000 he barrowed for gambling expenses and they haven't talked in years. >> never loan money to people in your family. that's what my family always tells me. >> i like to think of the world as my family, greg. >> injecting lie dough cane into the brain may eliminate fear. dowry feer to them as little imped wetters? they do pea where they sleep. -- pee where they sleep. >> and they think they are so

cool because of the castle. the castle is tiny, people. >> it is not that cool. >> andrew, you don't see the point of this. even if you lose the fear of jumping off a building, you know it is bad for you. this is more about helping people with phobias, people with unbelieve reasonable fear. >> okay. you have a fear of being let down. >> i just got real let down, but that's all right. >> i'm sorry, man. andrea, thank you for admitting you are a fear mongerer. andrew, you said you think for young kids this is dangerous. there is the fear mongering again. >> he is good. >> greg you mentioned in the intro tweeting will watching tv. i think that's a good point. people tweet while they watch tv whether it is sports or just to show that it would otherwise be unbearable at the oscars. interesting point. >> chelsea lately nude, thank you, andy.

>> i kid the oscars. lastly, that nielsen report also showed that each week americans watched 2 hours of time shifted dv and dvr. i'm trying to figure out the points. finally, you said when you are on red eye you are writing songs in your head. do we get royalties? >> i have this great melody in my head. i uh poll. >>. -- i apologize. my lawyer is still asking if a hemaphrodie. take issue with that. >> i am done. >> let me welcome back our guests. she is sexier than a smurf slowly licking a lollipop made out of the head of a my little pony. tara palmeri examiner and columnist. she knows politics like i know a scissor kick. and andrew wk, music, music,

performer, what's wrong with my mouth? and record pro -- producer. did jesse james' little nut have a former life in smut? sadly i speak of the idiot's mistress, michelle "bombshell" mcgee rather than the ex-wife, sandra bullock. we found out she started self- fetish flicks for chloe creations .com and the results couldn't be more resulting. among the offering that mcgee made, a giant fetish film where "bombshell" is filmed from a low angle as to look gargantuan. >> -- in keeping with the theme, crushing tiny dolls with her toes. and the final fetish, michelle and two other girls get stuck in some type of goop with a spider showing up and scaring

the tattoo off them. gross. anyway, i have a fetish. >> want to see it? >> it is disturbingly titled pony carpooler. parents are strongly urged to have their kids leave the room. >> i think about how they got the horse in that car and i think about that -- >> i don't like looking at you thinking about it. >> sometimes the brain empties and i am thinking about it and clicking over and over and over again. >> never shut your door, do you? >> you know why. andrew, it is just the odor. andrew, don't fetish films reveal how screwed up so many men are. there is a fetish for everything. >> i was going to say she is a great sex educator. she sint deucing people to fetishes they never knew they had. the repression, the misery

that happens when you have been craving the goop and a giant spider, you don't know how to resolve it. >> and she is not hurting anybody but the spider. >> it was false. >> you mean it was a lying spider? >> yeah, it was lying. >> very important question, tara. how come women don't have fetishes? they are the caterers to fetishes, but they don't have them. >> are you honestly saying women don't have fetishs? >> yes. >> we just don't talk about it like men. we are fet -- it is weird fetishes involving shoes and shopping. >> you talk about that all the time. >> that's not a sex fetish. >> it is a -- if the shoe is dipped in peanut butter, then it is a fetish. >> exdraff ghent -- extrave ghent shopping tech nicks. >> have you ever run into a

man with a fetish? >> yeah. >> tell us about it. >> no. >> use rhymes. >> no. >> [bleep] >> was he into bree-somes? >> oh my gosh. >> i will -- you look uncomfortable so i won't go further. >> no -- never mind. i was trying to think of a word that rhymed with it that i could get away with. >> gondage and miscipline. beto-pasicism. >> scratch play. wait, that might be a real fetish it. >> loots and meather. >> bill, your fetish is sitting alone in a room and crying. do you recommend that to other people? >> no one has bought that website. i have one log on and oddly enough, you are out there.

i wanted to talk about ditches and fetishes, but looking at that picture of her when they were doing the huge bombshell, james cameron should take notes. that is such a cheap special affect. we can do an entire segment on gigantic greg by putting the camera on the floor and people would log on. that is brilliant. that is brilliant. >> we are doing that on friday. >> we are doing it tomorrow. >> no, i am not here on friday. >> you have to see the whole greg-alogue in gargantuian. >> if there is more fun activity, then sticking around , i haven't heard of it. are baby cars the future? if you have to ask you know nothing about baby cars and you never will, for that matter.

so can an item be practical and make you look stupid at the same time?

just ask a guy who eats sun chips. hey, stupid guy who eats sun chips. >> auto giant gm plans to unveil a prototype future city car in may that will blow your mind. as long as your mind is really tiny. gm says the electric network vehicles can talk to one another to avoid traffic jams and crashes. they are like little girls dressed like lady bugs. it will reach a blistering 25 miles an hour and drive 25 miles on a single charge. and some celebs was driving one of them. we asked one couple of their new purchase. >> i'm sorry. >> buyers remorse i guess. >> here is the thing. tara, could you date a guy who drove around in a car like that? >> no, never. it is i'm mass could you lating beyond immasculat ny g.

the car is ye big. i couldn't even fit my shopping bags. >> how about a guy that doesn't own a car, period. >> not so much. >> bill, that is actually one of the few things that is smaller than the box you live in. >> it really is. but air conditioning are in those. >> well, you kind of have air conditioning. >> yeah, every once in awhile you go -- >> what is happening to our cars? remember the 70s? remember the big hunks of metal things. >> the whole point of living in a city that there is public transportation. i thought to call this a city car, it defies the whole idea. we have subways and the great buses and taxis. now we are sharing taxis. it seems like a step in the wrong direction. >> environmentally correct automobile ends up having more. you know what is funny, anytime they sayingmething is from the future it never

occurs. remember the ice cream thing they gave away. >> dippin dots. >> they never happened. >> what do you mean? dippin dots are great. >> i always stop at those carts at the mall. >> you are evil. answer the question. future cars never happen. >> they are ugly. that's the bottom line. >> basically your ugliest. >> you are all wrong about dippin dots. >> nobody buys them. >> they are always asking about the future. >> they are not out of business yet. >> have i to move on. don't go anywhere. when we come back, we discuss evolutionary siewk gee with an evolutionary psychologist. it doesn't get better than this. and theyk out my blog. go to a computer and log on to

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last month i did a greg-alogue on a study on atheists they have values evolutionary novel. that's what i think the study said. i am a conservative, so i don't understand all of those big words. joining us now is the author of that study and "red eye"

fan. he is an evolutionary psychologist at the london school of economics and political science. whatever that means. doctor, first of all, describe exactly what you say your study showed. >> my study shows that liberals are more intelligent than conservatives, like atheists are more intelligence than the religion. -- reliege religious. people adopt the answers they didn't have. it is more natural for humans to be conservative. it is more natural for humans to believe in god, and whenen tell jebt -- intelligent people go against it to become liberals or atheists. >> and enter my new office. that is great, great theory. >> bill is opening his disgusting mouth. he is a liberal, and you are saying that liberals tend to take more risks. this guy takes risks every day with his body. that can't make him smarter. it just makes him more polluted.

>> first of all, this is the misconception. i don't equate intelligence with being smart. so my study does show liberals more intelligent, but it doesn't mean that liberals are smarter. i think it is the opposite. i think liberals are stupider than conservatives, but intelligence needs the ability to think and reason and liberals have that. >> hey, cake and eat it too. >> that's the whole idea of why you see like these grad students sitting in a starbucks doing absolutely nothing but talk about chig rivera. their iq points are high, but there is a guy on wall street making a ton of money because he is smart. >> smart is having common sense. more intelligent people are more likely to reject common sense when we are designed to have. >> if i get a deal that is a 2 for 1 that is common sense. i don't know if that is risk taking, i don't know.

that is a $60 savings right there. >> it is more about selfishness because you didn't tell me about that deal. >> i am telling you now, and it is done. i tell him after i have done it. >> are you such a jerk. according to your theory, more intelligent men are more likely than dumber men to value monogamy. why is that? >> human have been poisonous so men have had multiple mates and women had one mate in history. that means it is natural for men to have multiple mates and it is natural for women to have one mate. that means men are likely to go against that design and focus on one mate. >> women are smarter. >> that means on a scale of 1 to baby huey how dumb is tiger woods? >> once again my study is about values. it doesn't say more intelligent men are less likely to cheat. more intelligent men are more

likely to value not cheating, but it doesn't mean they do that. whether or not men cheat has more to do about what men want. >> that's bill's problem, women don't want to cheat with him. >> the desire is there though. >> time for one last question. did you an earlier study that showed more intelligent people are nocturnal. tv's andy levy, our half time guy, he sleeps all day and is up all night. is he the smartest person ever or a sad, sickly man. >> probably smarter than most people. once again it is natural for humans to get up at sunrise and go to bed at sun down. humans didn't have artificial means of illumination. so it is unnatural for humans to stay up late at night and more intelligent people do it. >> andy levy is smart. you just rescinded any option to come back on the show. >> too bad. doctor, pleasure having you on the show. enjoy the city.

stay away from bill. he will try and take you out and do something nasty. >> we will close things out with a post game wrap up with andy levy. on our website is my interview with eric stone from "modern family." is .

coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye." juliette huddy and jill dobson. time to go back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> thanks, greg. andrew, how is the new album looking? >> thank you for asking. have i it here. it is two -- i have it here. it is two cd's in one. timeout new york magazine and the thing. >> run, andy. >> settle down, andrew.

>> we should have played the music though. some shows would do it. >> tara, what's going on? >> stalking celebrities when they are here for their pet causes. that's what we do. we follow around politic oz as well. good time. >> you are never camping out in front of my place. i find that insulting. >> she said celebrities. >> i am a celebrity on my block. >> at a family gathering maybe. andrew, you have a new york daily news column coming out today? >> i do in one hour and i am taking a break from politics and examining how men maybe should up the ante and buck up. if they got more confnfence, then they could have jobs because this is a man session we are in. then they could approach all these successful women, and women could stop apologizing for success and we wouldn't have the single gal syndrome. >> fine, will go out with you. i can take a hint. >> you just wept through a break up, didn't you? >> no.

>> i never heard the word man session. it sound i had like something -- it sounded like something -- >> it is private. >> bill, you got some stupid future car proto prototype you wanted to talk about. >> thank you so much. as always i appreciate your support. can we look at this bad boy? i have been working on this for the better part of a decade. it doesn't run on horsepower, but it does run on sarah jessica parker power. and aren't they one in the same? >> long way to go for that joke. >> i don't like it. >> are you going to be on strategy room at noon today? >> yes, and you know who else is? rhymes with randy sneevey. andy will be on with me. >> really? >> oh. >> talking about his favorite subject, entertainment. >> can't wait. i hope it is a lot about bombshell mcgee. >> it will be. >> always a pleasure. bill shultz, you