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and baby born in a cave. the word was made flesh. baby came in world so we could have life and baby came in the world so we're set free from our sin, free from temptation of the world. free from governments that seek to control us. the baby was the son of god and prince of peace. savior of the world. his birthday is welcome to "red eye." it is like guess whose coming to dinner if by dinner you mean my love cage. let's go to andy levy for a pre game report. hi, what's coming up on the show? >> a soccer mom sued mcdonalds. we'll examine whether you have to pass a basic come pen see test before having kids. and julian assange may be
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freed on bail, but wait until you see the e-mails he september back in 2004. the dude is a freak. and what do you do if a terrorist attacks with a nuclear bomb. or what to do if a terrorist attacks your city with a nuclear bomb. greg? >> thank you, andy. >> shut up, greg. >> i don't know who you are anymore. >> i don't think you ever did. >> i welcome your death with open arms. >> i apologize for nothing. her name is jeddidiah and she is a political commentator. she is so hot that snow globes melt in her hands. i have seen it happen. and if hilarity was a tandem bicycle, it would take two people to ride him. and bill shultz, his safe word is continue. and obviously just got gabbing -- back from the opera, mcfolly and pro wrestler, author, actor and comedian. if he was a flea market people would lineup to finger his
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junk. sorry about that. and our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> don't forget to read the story on the phenomenon on strange french couples opting for civil union. that was french for all french people are secret homosexuals. >> i don't think it was a secret. >> screw you. >> very good. pretty good improve. >> thank you. she is attacking poor ron because she is a bad mom. a sacramento woman is taking the world's greatest restaurant, ie mcdonalds, to court saying it is interfering with her family by making her brats want happy meals. monetparnham says the toys undermine parental control and teaches the monsters unhealthy eating habits. in a statement she says, "mcdonalds is getting into my kids' heads without my
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permission and changing what my kids want to eat. what kids see as a fun toy is a sophisticated high mark it cking scheme that is destined to put mcdonalds between me and my daughters." clearly she is saying just like my family back in the home country -- >> change your shier, stain guy. i am so not looking forward to christmas. that happens every time. we don't get along. we just don't. what do you make of the lawsuit? >> she says they are changing what her kids want to eat, but the only person who can change what they do eat is her. as far as i know, last time i checked, the parents still call the shots and the child
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-- in the child-family relationship. >> good answer. >> i think it was very good. >> you got the bonus round, my friend. >> you need to choose a new cat disboar. -- category. unicorns and unicorns and more unicorns. jeddidiah, is she blaming her lack of parenting skills on them? >> absolutely. let me say, i want parents making these decisions. i don't president what mcdonalds deciding what kids should do about fast-food. i want parents making the choices. i don't want the government involved. and let me just say, kids' toys in happy meals are not circumventing the parental rights. she can say, no you can't have this. yes you can have this. she needs to be a parent. >> i think it is a scam. cfbi was looking for somebody to partner on this lawsuit and she was the only person around. we have a theory. she is probably not married
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because no husband would get involved in this because it would embarass him. >> i'm surprised she got pregnant to begin with, i am. >> can i take a different view point. as a veteran of the beanie baby wars of 1994, $3.99 is not a bad price for the toy alone. so the kids want the toy, get them the toy, leave the fast-food be -- behind. >> wow. >> she is four years old and she was in the car. they change the toys every few weeks. she said, daddy, if you get the toy again you are going too much to mcdonalds. >> i have a whole room of beanie babies and i don't have any kids. that's just something i like to collect. >> collect and/or use as bait. >> that's right, i do have the beanie baby museum. >> honestly, buy the toy and reinforce it with good behavior. let her make the rules at home. >> that's why i'm saying it is a scam. this is not a real lawsuit. it is a pr move. you just know the kid is
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totally embarassed by this. he or she has to go to school -- i don't know how old they are. i didn't do the research. >> the my little pony comes in the basket of fun. look, it is a fund mental truth that toys do not entice kids to go to mcdone mcdonalds. mcdonalds entices kids. whether you are 8 or 80 it is freaking delicious. >> i will agree with the conserve stiff -- the conservative twice in 90 seconds. i think as a father of four if you go to the good boy box, the good kid box, usually the tempting toy in school is actually a used mcdonalds happy meal toy. they work just fine on their own as bait. >> now what is the bad boy box? what's in there? >> bad boys are euphemisms for breasts. >> so the bad boys go in the good boy box. >> in my house the bad boy box is where uncle sleep slept. >> bad boy box, an amazing bar
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in chelsea. check it out. it just opened. >> i have a theory, and this is my opinion, by involving herself and her family and this time wasting campaign, it makes her an unfit mom. >> is she not embarassed? it is the hackiest thing you can do in society is sue mcdonalds. >> remember the boiling coffee? >> that was you, right? >> i don't like olive garden because when i am there, i am not family. >> the bread sticks are not unlimited. >> when i walk in they pull down the sign saying, we are not talking about you, pal. >> i think the kids are two and six. she says her kids insisted they go every week once they started getting the toys. how does a two and six-year-old call the shots in a family? >> exactly. >> the only thing a two and sikdz-year-olds should be doing is shots with the family. that way they are too drunk to say anything. >> when the mom is like if you say it one more time, i am
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suing the company. >> it is not like we are going to turn around the car and go home so i am going to launch a multimillion-dollar -- >> stupid woman. from a nut bag to a sleez bag, julian assange has found that transparency, like my cousin frank goes both ways. a former object of his affection turned over e-mails written in 2004 that give a creepy peek into the wiki leak freak. an unknown lady said when the then 19-year-old met julian who was a 33-year-old student at a pub, a casual kiss and e-mail addresses were exchanged, but then the oddness appeared in her inbox. the first one from assange. i fount your company and kisses appealing and i want to explore them further. are you busy monday night? not bad. apparently she was busy, but here is the next one. >> so far so good. >> i am leaking this. >> "our intimacy seems like the memory of a dream to me.
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it is almost as if i scripted it and left my finger print left in the ink. your breast pressed against me is vivid in my mind." uh shied from projectile vomiting, she did not respond so he tracked down her license plates and phone numbers and then wrote this e-mail. "your reaction to my phone call lacked dignity. you seemed above trivial tees. it is sad of me to have miss judged you. i enjoyed our moonlit walk and interaction." it gets weirder until he gives up weirdly. he says, e-mails, whatever, you pulled a tiny petal off my world. i thought you would add one, but all-around is the meadow where i i shall again dance and skip and sing until some fool girl would brush my wing. how is this man still single? let's cleanse our pallets, shall we?
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>> he is our last best hope in the war on christmas, people. assange is out on bail. should he be thrown back in jail because of the tacky, creepy e-mail? >> at first i was reading these on-line. oh creepy. and then i realized, i'm julian assange. these are the e-mails i wrote. >> i don't know. well, you are weird. this guy does a ky commercial, a ky jelly commercial. >> that's the part that is not weird. i would love that. >> it is for couples. >> it is warming for her and sensational for him. >> by the way, her is a goat. it is a radio commercial.
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>> she needs pleasure as well. >> this is a guy who talks about transparency. isn't he kind of getting what he deserves here? >> you know what, i'm just so impressed that he uses a semicolon in his e-mail. he's an author. i would say if i was in the market for a white-haired creepy stalker guy, he would be at the top of my list. >> that would be a perfect couple, you and him. mankind. >> i would say, you had me at the semicolon. >> he would have you later at the colon. it is, what do you call it -- i was not talking about that colon. let's try to keep this clean. this is a family show. there are kids in the audience. here is my theory -- the whole point of transparency and the whole point of wikileaks and journalism was so he could get laid. all he wanted was to get license plate numbers and phone numbers. he was using the internet to
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get through people's privacy. the whole thing about transparency was so he could get chicks in the sack. >> i am not feeling bad about him having his life exposed via e -- well, she reveals she meets him and finds him alluring. if you hear him say hello do you find it uh lauering? -- alluring? >> i have to admit when i was in the green room i saw the press conference with president obama and i saw a general cartwrightment i was like, i know general cartwright. i was dropping names to impress your booker. listen, do you want to know a secret. >> and it is a big turn on. >> there is nothing a young girl wants more. >> there is one better. an albino 33-year-old student.
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>> and she says he walked her down home alone down a dark, country road. you look at that guy and you say, yes, walk me home on a dark, country road, 9 tee or not. >> his floury language was a turn on. >> it would have worked all over my person. >> he gave her a business card. i guess her breasts were pressed against his, and there was a little lighthouse in the corner. that was an early representation of the transparency he wanted. i maintain it is a fall lick symbol meant to show things. he is a dirty, creepy man. >> transparency great as an abstract concept, but not on a personal basis. he learned it. >> he hasn't. >> but we should all learn
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something. >> he looked wiser at the press conference. >> that wasn't just for men. >> he wants his privacy in a mansion in eveningnd la. >> usually the pros of a mathematician could be dry. >> i think you are revealing another side to yourself i had no idea. >> it scares me. in a way i want him to hug me. >> should you loot if there is a nuke. the government says no. it would say that. according to surprising new guidelines, if the unthinkable happens you should not flea or smash windows or confess your love to john gibson, but get inside any stable building and don't come out, ever. the device is based on recent scientific only -- analysis. if you immediately shield yourself, as the "new york times" reports, the obama
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administration had to spread the message without scaring the crap out of people. i would use my basement as a bombshelter. look how big it is. >> i told them the world blew up years ago. >> and better yet, their parents think they are backpacking through europe. >> that's part of a spiritual thing to get yourself out of the moment. >> trying to backpack through europe again. >> do you have plans -- would you ever think about, okay, there is a nuclear device that goes off and what do you do? >> i go back to the old happy days episode in the 70s. the cunninghams built a bombshelter and richie and potsi and ralph and fonz found it was a great place to make out with chicks.
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when mr. c put it down they took a vote and they voted not to live. are you following the path? >> yeah and in part two they found the bones of chuck in there. >> the older brother. >> never even a meption. -- mention. >> sad but true. poor chuck. >> we both know that, so that is scary, right? >> no explanation. does it bother you everybody has a way out since it is paid for by you and i. >> we have to stay in a secure building. >> i worked across the street from the world trade center on 9/11. we got down in the lobby and they said stay here and i said, goodbye. when there is a crisis you want to run and have the power to get out of there. i don't have a problem with the government. but prevention and the way we do that is peace through
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strength. >> kill everybody before they kill you. that's what my mom used to say. >> what i am concerned about is the conflicting news reports. on the same front page it said the kids were not getting out enough to exercise. either stay inside or go outside. >> interesting point. skinny kids inside, fat kids outside. >> the pounds will melt. >> you ever go by yankee stayedup and people are renting out part of your -- part of their lawn to park. >> do they shed light on how to survive? >> what they shouldn't do is try to educate people. nobody listens. what they should do is classify this all and then it will leak and we willisen. >> very smart guy. my theory is, if something bad
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happens i don't want to be the guy inside. i want to be the infected weird owe outside. the good guys are inside and the bad guys are outside. be outside. >> i feel like in movies you turn into a super cool third eye zombie. in real life he melts. >> and more importantly, how do the two gels combine to work for both him and her. >> one is great for her. >> it really is the best work. >> i am only bringing one piece of information home with me. >> you wouldn't know that if you were in a fallout bunker. >> somebody should play the ad. i will never get tired of the ad. coming up, mickey rourke has died, and now it is blonde again. are reality stars worse than porn stars?
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we pick up where special report left off.
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oh yeah. it is greg-alogue on aids. you are welcome. after another wretched episode of "the fashion show" i came across a new hiv ad. the message, when you get hiv, it is never just hiv. some gay groups want the ad pulled saying they are yucky and could further stigma ties gay folks. and they say it misses the mark and representing what it is like to live with hiv aids. which wasn't the ad's point, but watch for yourself. >> when you get hiv, it is never just hiv. you are at a higher risk to
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get dozens of diseases even if you take medications like osteoporosis. it is a disease that dissolves your bones. and dementia, a condition that causes permanent pep reloss. -- memory loss. and you are over 28 times more likely to get 8 national cancer. -- anal cancer. it is never just hiv. stay hiv free. always use a condom. >> anal cancer, two words you don't want to hear in a row. at first the ad bugged me. shouldn't the fear of getting aids enough? or are we now in a place where the disease that killed millions like a hang nail? now i realized it was not a tactic, but a tribute to drug companies and employees. now hiv is a manageable illness. because it is no longer a death sentence, people who are alive are reminded there is another disease that comes with carelessness. the fact is, drugs are
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expensive because so many of them fail. and even the successful ones may benefit only a few people. without the evil drug companies that are always demonized there would be no one alive in movies seeing michael clayton. if you disagree with me, you are a racist homo fob. >> good ad or bad ad? >> bad ad. i think the safe sex message was important. but i think the group they intended to target for whatever reason they found 44% of people were contracting hiv were gay men. that's what the study found. and they felt that is what the group they needed to target. aids is not a gay man's disease. it is a human's disease. i think they could have had a universal message for everyone that safe sex is important and they could have included the statistics and spoken to the groups of people. but it is important to speak
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to everyone. >> i don't quote meet loaf, but you took the -- meat loaf, but you took the words out of my mouth. >> it says wrestler slash artist. i agree with jeddidiah. >> but weren't they realizing that because you can now live a long life with hiv people are resorting to unsafe sex practices that opens a new cattle cave -- probably the wrong word -- >> how about caberet? >> thank you, bill. >> they are saying hiv is not good. these are the bad things that come with it. makes sense to me. >> yeah, and it scared me. >> can i point out it comes from years of ring abuse. >> there is a lot of 80-year-old woman going, i am not gay.
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i am not gay. >> is glad being stupid by coming out with this ad. they are starting to do the peta move where they don't care about the issue, they just want to get their name out there. my reaction to this ad was -- it was one reaction and one reaction only. i was like, scott? that is just a role, right? call me, but then again maybe don't call me. >> all right. do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us. it is red eye at fox news .com. call 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report from hv's andy lieu vee. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by pie, the thick pastry that contains filling the say voaring ingregients.
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thanks, pie.
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welcome back. let's find out if we have gotten anything wrong so far. what's the word? >> according to the gospel of john, the word was with god and the word was god. christians considered jesus the word while many around the world believed the bird is the word, greg. >> the trash men? >> excuse me? >> the trash men. everybody has heard about the
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bird. >> i am not familiar with them, greg. >> i hate him. a woman sues mcdonalds over happy meals because nothing says i love you like suing over mcdonalds happy meals. jeddidiah, we let the government make the choice. thanks to this administration and others like it, i agree unfortunately. >> the buck stops here. >> it stops there? >> the government should have to deal with him as far as i'm concerned. and then stop all this nonsense. >> men shouldn't be blindly adhering to their kids' wishes. they do that for their lives. >> sexual favors. >> the mayor people nod and the simple people go, sad, sad.
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married people, sad. >> some of us just go, what are sexual favors? truly we are the saddest. >> and then they came for you. >> tom, do you really have kids? >> yes, two daughters. >> we were just segued -- we were talking sexual favors and then you segued into my daughters. >> it is weird how your mind went there. >> do you have an idea for the mom to get the toy and leave the food behind, but mcdonalds offers a healthier option like the apple slices. >> we love the apple dipers. leave the caramel behind and there are delicious granny smiths. tasty. >> assange out of bail. the best part, he writes this nasty e-mail telling the girl, quote, your reaction to my phone call lacked dignity. it is sad to miss judge you.
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then he says, please respond. >> stalkers 1k3* weird owes put it on the object they are stalking. it is your fault that you don't get i am the greatest. >> you are a jerk. i hate you. please respond. >> how do you know about stalking? >> i stalk the stalking expert. >> i got a word from john gibson. stop your research. mick, if you said you were in the market for a creepy white haired stocker? -- stalker? >> no. but he is in the green room so i have to be careful. >> someone more casual and less intense. >> you want a laid back stalker. >> you want a lazy stalker.
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>> it was like the guy in the attic. >> a stalker with benefits is what you are looking for. >> for the record, i do find uh sapping strangely uh luring. >> that doesn't surprise me. >> by the way, michael moore and they are getting comments about their rape attitude. he announced he was suspending his account, his twitter account until this frenzy has stopped. >> he is getting pillaried. >> if wikileaks is responsible for it, then -- >> there is a light at the end of the tunnel. >> what does pilliared mean? >> it is what hillary clinton eats when she is sick. i don't know where i am. >> traj i can j.
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government guide guidelines for what you should do, get in a stable building. what about the homeless people? >> i don't know. >> they are called subways. >> i thought they said stable. >> if it is a fast one you never go out. the government's slogan was, if you see something, it is dead. nothing worth noting. it tells people to stay indoors and the kids don't come outside enough. are you suggesting usa today wants children to die? i'm suggesting you need to make it easier. greg, you brought up uh poke lip particular movies. the government spends on what to do about the attack.
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but not a single thing when the zombie uh poke lils happens. there is more likely to have a zombie apocalypse. >> when there is a zombie apocalypse, i want to be the zombie. i don't want to be the person cow -- cow bettering with my family. >> back in the day you wou have been a nazi. >> that's not true. >> you jus realized how perfect that was. >> that was a war, my end from. >> it is a war with the zombies, my friend. don't you downplay the war on zombies. >> andy, after the apocalypse, all bets are off. i am talking about having fun. surviving you can't have fun cur vieferg indoors.--
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surviving indoors. >> you know who i spawned? >> let me tell you something, zombies don't walk in unison. there is a special step they do together. end of story. >> and they are -- >> in unison. >> they are not only unison, it is funkison. >> i stand corrected. sorry about that. >> how dare you? >> how dare you, sir. >> how dare you. >> how dare you sir. >> i am already dead if i am a zombie. there is no moral question when you are dead. >> you are a horrible, horrible men. i con condemn ma swree. you said without the evil movies there would be no one
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up seeing the movie. it was not a drug company, but itro company. >> your point, michael crayton was boring. >> i liked when she sniffed her armpit. greatest scene every. -- ever. >> you like naked old man. i like smelly blonde ladies. we can meet halfway. you said it is a bad add because it was aimed at men. well, as far as i could tell it was only hot gay men. >> you can't follow that one. >> between that and jillian uh song, you are stealing my thunder. >> i am done. >> you certainly are. go away. >> why is collecting and brooming my little ponies for six-year-old girls anymore. first, is this the greatest
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comic book ever? don't say yes because the man next to me will kill me. of course it is, yes.
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he is often referred to as the hard core legend. a name i wept by in -- went by in uner is films in the 90s. it was a series called rpm. it was about paul revere trying to move a package from boston to miami. been there my friend. he has been here all night, so let's ask him about the project. i heard there is a movie about your life in the works, is that true? >> indeed. union square media is putting something together. he produced wolverine and snakes on a plane and freddy versus jason. they see a slightly more upbeat wrestler. >> it won't be like "the
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wrestler" movie. >> no. it will garner similar nominations though. >> the what's her face, the stripper lady was hot. >> she had a propensity forgetting nude in the film. >> who will play you? i was thinking either johnny depp or will smith or the girl from "precious." >> we have been bombarded. >> are you going to play yourself? >> that's been thrown in there, but i would have to drop a lot of weight and i don't know if there is any price tag that will do that. no, they have interesting inquiries out there. >> like who? >> joaquin phoenix. he needs a role like that. he already had the weird beard. so now he just has to keep it for awhile. we had what might be a scene for the movie right here when your sound guy came over. you can vouch. he was having trouble get --
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getting the earpiece on and i said, i don't have an ear. >> do you have part of an ear? >> what? >> do you have part of an ear? >> yeah. >> i look at it and there is only half an ear, beautiful. >> wow, look at that. >> i had to give up my dream of being a carpenter because the pencil falls out. >> the larger tragedy was you wanted to be an ear model. that didn't work out either, but we won't say that and it will bring you down and the interview will go to hell. let's talk about your comic. what was the insurance inspiration? >> i have other books, a memwior out now, my fourth. it puts me one up on churchill. and now i know why kissinger stopped at three. four may have been one too many. but i would go to the comic-con vengeses and see people over the course of a few days and they were into reading. none of them had the novels i wrote. i like telling stories, but
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maybe i wasn't in a forum people were agreeable to. i had a friend who had history in that genre, and he convinced me that i should tell a story in a different way. >> did i explain it correctly? >> yeah. >> is there a character like you in this? >> there is a guy who bears a striking resemblance, and that was my session. -- my suggestion. i think we are at the bonus material. there is a better picture -- look at that. that's nasty. that's downright nasty. >> if i had a character in a comic book, i would make that character have sex with lots of women. >> yes. i don't know. why limit yourself to women? >> i am used to memwiors that have to be honest. this is the first time i have had a real love interest. >> where can people get this? >> mi where -- anywhere the
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books are sold. or go to 12 gauge .com. >> my family hates paul revere because daas got all of the press. >> longfellow had his own publicist. >> revere is easier to rhyme other than shultz. >> way to eat up the interview. >> i could have been a consultant. >> did you write your memwiors in longhand? >> i did. i only learned about two years ago. i was having trouble. they had a ghost writer that was supposed to do. it i thought i was telling a bland story and i started writing by happened. -- by hand. when i went downstairs i asked a few guys if they wanted to listen. they were cringing and laughing and all of the things i would come to expect out of wrestling audiences, but not getting hurt. this could be april extension to my career. >> better to wrestle with the
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written word other than your fellow man. >> well said. push up your glasses. >> i was talking about a certain julian assange. >> the entire comic book in e-mail. the name of the new series is called rpm. we will take a break. when we come back, good stuff.
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and now something we have been waiting for. the kardashian christmas card. it screams happy holidays. who looks best? kim? kloe? kortey? that cree tewel tour on the floor? >> the only reason i brought this up, i hate -- take it away now. >> i want to keep looking. >> here is the thing i don't like about these pictures -- do you do the family christmas card? do you do that? >> i am not sending christmas cards this year. i haven't gotten around to it.
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>> i always wanted to rent a fake family and have the skinny tie with the sweater and a pipe. and either a ghoulish brood or a 1950s fam. >> what about your four i will legitimate children. >> i don't know where they live and thank god they don't have my number. money saved. >> you know what i noticed, five years ago -- what are you going to show? five years ago you would get the letters that would say like, tommy is doing great in college. >> my mom does that. >> when the recession hit, you don't get those anymore because tommy sun employed. billy has a heroin habit. there are bills and half diseased child. >> half diseased? the other half of bill is doing fine. >> you are silent right now. >> we do send out a christmas card, but the thing that annoys me is when you just send out the heads of the children. like parents don't want to get in the photo. our wall is lined with pictures of children. i don't know who they are. >> i thought they send you the
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heads of their children actually. that's disgusting. >> guess we will have to make another one, wink. >> how close can we zoom into this picture? >> can you do that? >> there is child one on santa's lap. and now i will replace it -- >> that's a good santa. >> and then right before the tears start to fall. >> it is a new trend. i have a dog and i am obsessed with the dog. but the new trend is to take pictures of the dog dressed in a santa suit. i can't tell you how many i have got. well, maybe i just have weird friends. but i have dogs dressed up with cats and that's the photo. no kids, no parents, just pets. >> that's twisted. i want a picture of santa dressed up as a dog. the sexier the better. the first person who sends me that -- >> i know a guy who dresses as santa. >> done and done.
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i'm talking lisa, whole deal. >> how do you dress like a dog? >> have you ever been to a fetish store? >> my gosh. >> and leash, leash and more leash. >> for a guy who has done lubricant ads you live a sheltered ad. >> go along with the dog paraphernalia. >> i think we have to move on before it gets sad. we will close things out with a post game wrap up. to see clips of recent shows go to foxnews.com/redeye.
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>> you can see me on the o'reilly factor. and bill will be on the nightly scoreboard. i wish you were nailed on a real scoreboard. that would be good. >> write in and say no to that. >> that's on the fox business network.
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>> back to tv's andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> thanks, greg. first of all, nice job pre end iting how you don't know -- nice job pretending you don't know how to dress up like a dog. how do you dress up like a dog? that was just hideous. >> dog play? never heard of it. >> what are you reading these days? >> dear mrs. fitzsimmons. it is great. >> you are plugging somebody else's work? >> i read your work. i got it on the kindle. actually i read the fitzsimmons book and it is great. >> can i recommend something for you all? it is something for a stocking. >> it would fit into a stocking. >> mick, what about -- is it countdown to lock down? >> countdown to lock down, the
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memwior and i appear on a show called "impact" on spike at 9:00 p.m. >> what is rain? >> rain is a group i volunteer with and i donated half of the proceeds from "countdown to lock down" and all joking aside, if someone out there has been assaulted or knows someone who has they can either go to rain .org, rainn. organize or 1-800-656-hope. so thank you for mentioning it. i appreciate it. >> absolutely. >> bill, don't make a joke. >> i was going to say i met those girls. >> i could just move on. i could just move on to jeddidiah right now. what should people do first thing when they get up in the morning? >> go to see a new column out, and i will be on the willis report today and barney and company on monday. >> excellent. >> bill, anything stupid you want to plug? >> the pete dominic show every

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