>> glenn: from new york, good night, america. >> glenn: from new york, good captioned by closed captioning services, inc welcome to "red eye." it is like where's waldo if by waldo you mean my leather bull whip. andy, what's coming up on tonight's show, old sport? >> our top story, president obama signs a new tax bill including an extension of the so-called tax cuts for the rich. he will join us live from the oval office straight ahead.

and north korea threatens to strike south korea if soko has drills on the island. we will ask if yo co is from noko. and a strong statement against honour killings and calls for julian assange to stand trial. no, just kidding. they are pissed at hooters or something. >> thank you, andy. >> i don't have to take this anymore. i quit. >> don't worry. he will be back. >> i apologize for nothing! >> all right. let's welcome our guest. i am here with immogen lloyd webber. she is so cute that care bears wear the immogen lloyd webber pyjamas. and the founder andment of the penn financial group, he knows the dollar like i know the collar. it is what i wear and it is none of your business.

and bill shultz for christmas he gave everyone hepatitis. and sitting next to me, the love gov. former arkansas governor mike huckabee. he names -- he hosts "huckabee" named after huckabee. he knows legislation like i know registration. i have to inform the local police every time i move. and his heart is bleeding because no one is reading. good to see you, pinch. >> as per a whisper in my new york ear, right before the show, governor huckabee will be running for president in 20 12. the "new york times" wins again. >> i don't believe you. >> i just announced. it huer ray for pinch! huckabee running. >> you are trash. >> you are trash. i am the main stay of all things news. thanks again, gov. >> all right. >> scoop. finally, our long national nightmare is over. scarlet johansson and ryan

reynolds have split. good rid -- riddance. he was abs on a stick in my opinion. and a bill passed around thursday at midnight. the bill signed by president obama on friday gives a two-year extension to the tax cuts that would have expired in a few weeks. even for families earning more than $250,000 a year, something obama says he would never agree to. it also extends unemployment benes and sets the new state tax rate at 35%. we will be right back. well coldelcome back. who are the winners? some say it is rich jerks like me, but despite the crap he has taken, it is president obama who won big. and the washington post, the actual paper says, quote, if

barack obama wins re-election, historians will mark his come back beginning on the day of the great tax deal of 2010. obama is back. he managed to resurface suddenly not just as a player, but an orchestrater and deal maker and central actor in a high $1 trillion drama. it is friday. to make sense of this is the red eye tax law expert, burt burt son. >> oh yeah. >> so easily distracted these days. governor, try to erase what you just saw from your brain. >> i will be trying for the rest of my life. >> i forgot what we were even talking about. everybody associated with the tax bill is claiming victory. how can it be a good bill if everybody thinks they won? or is that the sign of a good bill? >> the sign of a good bill is

when most everybody is unhappy, but everybody claims victory. that's what we have here. we have a bill in which both of the extremes of both sides hate. it the people who have actually crafted it, have accepted it and are celebrating it because they voted for it. but they say it is full of flaw scpiz don't like. it but i had to go with it, and that's generally what governing is all about. >> here is the thing, anything he says i believe -- >> he's a brilliant man. >> he's always right. >> he is like the dick morris with all the other shows. their prognosis is always at the end. they are both smart guys. their long-term end game is always wrong. back up. >> this is a guy who believes paul krugman is never wrong. >> who said that? >> ignore this strange man. >> who is right. >> do you believe he is correct that what we have done is a bad political move?

>> no, it is not a bad political move. it would have been a bad political move for the republicans to block anything, and then for them to take the blame for them to be an increase in taxes on everybody , not just rich people, but everybody who is going to take it in the teeth just like the guy you had in your show getting taxed by the bird. the bird was the government, and the guy was bill dressed in glasses, and that's what would be happening. the fact is it was a win for obama in that for the first time in presidency he actually acted like he was the president of the united states and not the chairman of the democratic national committee. >> i want to go to matt because he is shaking his head in disgust. >> but what did he do? he didn't change things. he just extended something president bush did, and he is getting credit for this right now. and it is going to come out and this will get him re-elected for doing something that he didn't do. that's what is driving me crazy right now. >> what you are saying is he should be impeached? >> yes.

>> wow. >> but the executive branch always wins the battle with the legislative branch when it comes to that. that's one of the things he seems to have learned. bill clinton knew that. he was a governor and wept in knowing that when he got his clock cleaned. he embrace embraces nafta and welfare reform. >> so he is playing bill clinton's playbook over. >> he just lets clinton go to the podium and answer the questions. >> imogen, $100 billion is going to kenya. >> extraordinary. >> okay, i made that up. >> obama has $900 billion of stimulus with the gop's blessing. it is extraordinary. >> i don't know what happened with those words. >> well, never mind. it is friday. >> it sounded like i was bathing in milk. >> bill is this bill going to be good for bill? >> i am the only stimulus bill

in this joint and i have a pocket full of bad stuff to prove it. the other thing i didn't like about the column, apart from the fact he is always wrong, he put republican success in front of american success. he put the gop success before america. when you think about it, it is the most patriotic thing ever. >> this is exactly what the left did with the iraq war. they wanted the war to go badly to taint bush and the republican party. this is not a new tactic. though i agree with you, what he is talking about is it will hurt the republican party and he thinks that is bad. i want to talk about something else before you open your trap, bill. if tax breaks are good, governor, which when the economy is bad and everybody assumes that it is going to help the economy when it is bad, why don't they then do it all the time? when the economy is good? why do they have to wait until the economy sucks?

why not beacon serve tiffs all the time? >> they are better for an economic growth. the question is do you want growth in the economy, or do you want to get as much money from the private sector as you can to payoff bills the government can't pay for? the question is long-term low taxes are good for growth. short-term, high taxes are good for government. the question is do you want to pay off the government's bills or want the long-term sustain built of a strong economy. >> it is yo-yo dieting. it is right before vacation and you stop eating. then after the vacation you start eating a lot because you don't care what it looks like. >> if you did everything in moderation and you have sweets and have a good lifestyle, don't over spend and don't under spend. >> i have been telling bill this every week. just two lines every night. >> he is talking about lines from the play i am writing. >> i am sick of this topic. to the greg uh log. it is a shin bone of intau --

intau elect against the coffee table of madness. so thursday we talked about the creepy e-mails julian assange september to a young woman as he tried so get her into the sack. he met her at a pub and took her mild interest as an opportunity for sex and peppered her with bizarre romantic pleas. it reminded me of the cruise i took with john gibson. he was all hands. the woman rejected julian, thankfully. while he was pummeling her, he revealed he acquired her license plate and home phone without her knowledge. the reason you are sang is a dirt bag and the real motivation behind the fill osophy, he doesn't want information to be secret because he can't get lucky. did your phone just wring? >> that was immogen?

>> there is nothing going on over here. >> both of you, quiet. you will be pushed later. >> see, a transparent come -- culture is good for a social failure looking to access the inpoment. the car you drive, he will get the license and ultimately find out where you park it. and then god knows what he will leave in your backseat. to julie it is perfectly normal. even if he doesn't assault you he will invade your private space and show up in a ski mask and diaper. there is nothing romantic quest about transparency. it is about getting the e-mail. if you disagree, you hate babies and puppies as well probably.

do guys ever do this to you? >> by the internet. >> well, find out things without asking you and just show up at your house with -- >> well, you just described bill. >> you love it. >> the disturbing thing though is i grew up with absolutely you just said in the greg uh log which problem -- greg uh log. this man is unbelievable. the internet makes kings of miss fits and he is the ultimate king of the misfits. he is so creepy. small children are watching this. he should be banned, late night tv on a steel cable only. >> governor? >> i can't add anything better than that. the guy is a creep, but it was interesting when he was going to be released on bail and at this particular home, he didn't want the judge to let anyone know the location. on my radio commentaries i repeated it twice.

i think it is disingeneral wis and he wants every secret out that may cost the american his or her life. his whereabouts, that's secret. it can endanger him. >> i wanted to show you a clip. after interview he did with a b.c. news. >> that's one i saw. >> thank you, immogen. >> are you saying in particular that there has been undo influence on the women who have made these accusations, or is it undo influence on the prosecutor to the women themselves? i was in the courtroom and there was talk of forcibly spreading her legs and forcibly holding her down. >> i meant no insult. >> it is a step that hadn't

been gone. >> he was saying, come on, come on, come with me. come back to the large house. >> there was a large house. >> he is safer in jail. we all know where he is. surely he would have been safer in jail. >> the reason i showed that, matt, is because like what the gov said, if you ask him any personal information about what is public, he gets angry just like everybody else does when he leaks your stuff. >> he is the biggest hipocrite. that house is on 600 acres of land and a complete castle. this guy is doing very well. >> that's a friend's house. >> he is still there. it still ear irritates me. but i am floored, and i will tell you why. i put my girls up on the internet as well and i don't know where to go with this guy right now. >> bill, you go through women's garbage too -- to get

a date. >> to get food. all garbage is equal in my eyes. this guy was not in jail that long. when he wept in he was a brunette. but it shows you need that treament every day or it is gone. he is albino white. stock is plummeting right now. >> my feeling is, he should waive his lawyer-client privilege. there shouldn't be any secrecy. from leaking to leering, should hooters not be allowed to serve children. they are delicious, but that's not the . the california chapter of the enol -- the national organization of women from baring them from admitting group. the feminist groups say it is adult establishments and they could be shut down if they

have a -- weed eye teen. the t's say future hooters girl and they want them 80 -- 86ed immediately. and now we go to the swedish jet fighting sleding team for comment. >> god bless them and their stupidity. are they encouraging -- >> are they encouraging kids to do that? they should be. >> that looks like a don't try at home to me. >> that's the new seating policy on jetblue. >> wow, they have upgraded. next thing they will serve food. >> matt, what mom or dad wouldn't want their daughter to work at hooters? >> the amount of tips you would get.

and why don't you want your kid to go what a nice pair of boobs and eat greasy wings. is that not america? >> i have to inter nekt, on the odd occasion they see bad boobs. >> just remember there is a man here that might possibly be running for president. >> i think that's done. we can count that out now. >> governor, have you ever been to a hooter's? and it is wholesome. >> to tell you the truth, it was a time when my children were relatively small and it was the only place we could go and eat. >> yeah. >> hooters is more about t's than strip tease. and you with i will see more skin at an nfl sideline or nba game than hooters. this whole thing from the national organization of women, oh my if they are upset about something and they have

to be upset about something, somehow, some time. >> it took awhile to respond to meg whitman being a hoar. -- whore. >> are you a member? >> no, one, different thing, backwards. the thing of it is, this is california and there are worse things on venice beach. they wear dental floss and that's the duties. second of all, do you ever see anyone over 18 at hooters. they can't get into a strip club and so they go to the next best thing. they lose the kids and they are going under. >> i final hooders a wholesome place, but it is the laughing stock of the world, right? >> i have never been to a hooters. you associate them to the playboy bunnies. if you are a good poirnt you

take off the shoes and you say okay. or you have a t-shirt saying the hooters girl. you have your daughter's future. >> well, i think one of them is working there. she doesn't get the allah money about --al will you mown from me. >> two things i love, they have a children's menu. i put on a cap and i get the mini hot dog. and two, bringing back the pan tee hose with the gym shorts -- we haven't seen that since daisy duke. >> governor, you would look hot in that. >> i'm pretty sure i wouldn't. that's nice of you. >> keep hope alive. coming up, tom hanks has died. he is playing an old man in his next movie. >> and what is victoria up until now? about 5 foot 3.

that's a terrible joke.

so will more blood spill over a drill? it depends on the lovable crack pot, kim jong-il. they are blustering like something that blotsers. -- that blusters. if a live firing drill goes ahead by seoul goes ahead. he will recall that the north responded fighting artillery shells on a disputed island. even though the south may contain] the exercise as justified, the quote, intensity and scope, end quote of its retaliation will be worse. i think i know what they mean.

>> i would be scared by this. gov, how concerned should we be about north korea? >> we should be concerned. it is run by a loonetic and he has a nuclear weapon. >> you can say that about the united states. >> no, i am not run by them. >> he is a loon and the man has his hands on the device them. >> the first round and he shot like a 50. this guy is amazing and he can do anything. >> he played it legitimately. >> i don't want to drop a bomb and there are a lot of people stuck because of this line, but i spoke to an exofficial and they say south korea is

the antagonist. they run these drills to get america over there and they can finally get rid of north korea. >> they are stared to death. they are sitting there. the only people that eat are the soldiers. everybody else is starving. >> can't we take care of them? >> you can be this big with a nuclear bomb and there is a lot of damage you can inflict upon all sorts of people. and look how close they are to cot korea and japan. i have seen those guys staring and peering and the japanese are stared of them and the koreans are scared. the chinese are the only ones that can. >> all roads go through china. >> how could you even live in a country like that. i don't understand it. imogen, haven't we gotten to a point where we are used

to them being crazy. it is hard to get excited. it is like my crazy uncle steve. >> i am trying to go with this. >> crazy uncle steve likes to put doll heads on his fingers. >> that's bart. >> we were so used to it, now we don't care. >> there was a change by the sun -- by the son. luckily we have an person president knows the difference between a north and south. he knows the difference though south korea and can lead forward. >> you must hate clinton. bill, you have been in north korea a number of times. and what is your take? >> that's. it they -- they don't have a red eye district. >> i am sick of the insects by kids.

have the guy -- kim jong-il is his sister. have you seen his son? >> he plays a banjo back in the ground. -- in the back under grow. >> i say do the live drill. we will call him on it and we take him out now rather than when it gets worse on the road. >> somebody is a hawk now you will a of a sudden. >> i was always a hawk, but you never noticed. >> i love you. >> i love you more. >> and this show takes over on the weekend. >> i call bed and breakfast. >> vermont. >> we would miss the leaves. >> we will build a snowman. >> we'll get an s.u.v. >> i have an siewf. there is plenty of room, but you are not coming. do you have a comment on the show? >> i do. you don't want to hear it. e-mail us. it is red eye at fox news .com. to leave a choy -- to leave a

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welcome back. let's find out if we have got

anything wrong so far. for that we go to tv's dean martin. what do we have? >> after the show i will put on monk or cold train and smoke me a jazz cigarette. thanks for asking. what i have is a tear of the tie angular fibrosis art ledge. it is a ig ligament that suspended the radius from the you will gnaw. and it is a something called a positive you will knar variance. that sounds like it should be good. >> so you cut and paste this into the tele prompter, did you read it over at first? >> i did. at that time i could pronounce those words. and then the jazz cigarette kicked in. >> it was worth it. >> we are all pulling for you. >> soon you will be pulling for yourself.

>> yep. >> sounds like he will need help. >> i didn't mean it in that way. get your minds out of the gutter. we have a governor here. >> it is hackee. and i am left handed so it is stupid. obama signs tax bill. governor, you said what we have here is a bill the extremes of both sides hate. sarah palin calls it a lousy deal. do you call him an extremist. >> i think if you work the far left, it is not extremists, but the position, he thinks it is terrible. sarah palin thinks it is terrible. go figure. the point is when people who actually end up having to govern, pass it, but nobody loves it, they just accept it, it usually is a lot like marriage. nobody gets everything they want. that's governing. that's why i am neither governing or married. >> and it is good for marriage.

>> they say sarah palin is an extremist. >> that will be on the internet and i will be bloged out of existence. >> she will come after you on facebook bravely. >> bill, i checked and they are not usually wrong. >> is that turtle neck hiding a certain hickey i may or may not have given you. i would be proud of that. >> i think it was third grade. >> i don't see what puts the republican party ahead of the americans. >> there is nothing positive. he didn't explain why it was negative other than it will have obama re-elected in two years. >> actually i didn't think he said there was anything positive or negative. >> you thought there was something positive? >> he pointed things out in the bill, but this was good for obama. he didn't at any point say it was bad for america.

>> he was stating it would be bad for the republican party because obama would be re-elected because the economy would rebound based on the temporary tax cut. >> that's what i meant. >> but you are not putting the republican party ahead of america. it is i can making a political judgment. >> well, unless you are having dinner with him. >> not smart. >> just because you are wearing a turtle neck. >> imogen, you said assange a creepy, which he is, which is not a crime, right? >> daniel craig is doing james bond. he looks fantastic. don't listen to them, andy. >> let's stick to the topic. >> governor, you agreed in the spirit of transparency, he should waive his attorney-client privilege. is it really that people should have see secrets and government shouldn't?

>> governments should have secrets. if they can't keep secrets, they can't carry on their business with other governments. >> i -- i totally agree with you, governor. but i don't think it is hipocritical of him to say governments shouldn't have secrets, but to still think that individuals should. i don't think it is hipocritical to take that stance. >> i think you are deadly wrong. >> i agree with the governor. >> his justification is there is nothing so precious that it can't be revealed because the truth is more important. well, it is the truth about what he really is, that he is basically chasing women all over the world, and presenting himself as a great, noble man trying to save us from war when he is nothing more than a predator for women who are gullible. you can find out what

individual he is and realize he is not a hero. he is a zero. >> that's all well and good, but the fact sarah palin is an extremist -- i didn't say that. but i think you are an extremist. >> the best wiki leak story just came out on friday. turns out according to these cables. cuba banned michael moore's documentary because it painted such a good show to their system it would lead to a backlash because the cuban people would realize they are not getting that fare. >> this is the problem with wiki leaks. i de spies julian assange. he is receiving stolen position, but i love the information. the story is a great story. we always knew michael moore exaggerated and lied.

even when we showed the movie, that's an amazing story. >> it is like the soviets used to call westerners who blindly okayed them and they called them useless idiots. >> we killed the messenger and love the message. >> now wants hooters to stop serving minors. >> i'm sorry that was mat. bad. >> i didn't call sarah palin an extremist either. let's do your half time report. >> matt, i agree with you on that. >> thank you. >> that's what i meant to say. matt, you said you talk i had to someone who said south korea anes them. that's outside michael more, and who believes that?

>> it is the big brother and you have no money and you are a little country. how do you get it? you get a bad person to come after you and let the person come and get after you. they want the big bully to be behind them while the bigger bully is coming from south korea. >> you might want to check on their economy. they are doing good. >> and some viewer asking mow people can live in a country as small as north korea. average height is 5 foot 5. greg, you would be a giant. >> aren't i already? >> no. >> i am done. >> go away. coming up, what is the resale value of vintage porcelain dolls? governor huckabee discusses his new hobby. and what will our robots ask

mike huckabee.

we we haven't done it in months, untied our intern seth or his roommate, dave. here they are. frankly they may be a liability at this point. also i speak of the one trillion seg called ask a -- called ask a be and huckabee. we will go to the first one. usually the most intelligent questions come from the "red eye" robots. >> hello, governor. i love your show.

it reminds me of my childhood when my parents forced me to watch "hee-haw." answer the question, are you running for president or not? >> i am glad to know the robots are behind me because so far they are only the -- the only ones who are. until they show up i have to keep the option open, but not make announcements. if i were to make any substantive announce meant, the last place i would make it is here on this show. just trying to be honest. >> it warms my heart. >> so you're saying there's a chance. >> that means sarah palin is an extremist. >> next one, robot? >> hi, governor, great to see you. my wife and i had a great time at your cookout.

it tasted so good. anyway, republicans locked in with fiscal conservativism. >> i don't think they are in conflict. there was a cost of social policies. for example, we spend $300 billion a year in america on what could really be called the dad deaf pho it. -- deficit. a lot of fathers are not taking care of their children and they end up on government assistance. if you multiply the cost of the absentee father and a lot of kids are raised by single moms who depend on the government services and all of the things that happened including a 75% increase of drug and juvenile delinquency. people say they don't want to talk about the economy, but there is a direct consequence of a family break down in this country in the economy. >> let me sayingmething, we have to state the object obvious. without the broken homes, we

don't have strippers. >> and hooters girls. >> i feel it was directed to me and my three i will legitimate daughters. what if they are jerks and you want nothing to do with them. and i am not made of money and they can't have it. >> next robot please. >> hello, governor. always a pleasure talking to you, and thanks for the back rub. i feel more relaxed. if you were president, what government agency without cut to save money? >> congress because there would be no better way to save money in this country than if we eliminated congress and had a benevolent dictator, makely 3. >> basically you are running. >> only if we cut congress and i can be the ben ef lent dictator. >> 53 5 people standing in

your way. >> very true. last one, robot? >> great to see you back on the show, governor. what did vague tell you this time? don't answer that. i want to know if you are up to catering the united states for a day, what would you get done? i would can sell "the jersey shore." >> the first would be with eye" and the experience i had have. but what i would love to do is completely eliminate the irs. i'm being serious. we wouldn't have a need if we went to a consumption base tax system i think that's the an at this time that you sis of good economic policy. don't punish the things you don't want. the behaviour you reward you get more.

the behaviour you consequence you get less. >> we punish the people who work hard and do well. we tax them more. what do we do for the irresponsible and recklessly becamed money. it is insan tee. you shouldn't pea national eyes them. >> how did it go on john stewart? i didn't see it. >> it went well. the show was the focus on the 9/11 bill which should be passed. i know there are flaws in it and they are trying to find out where everything is going. i have a close friend from texas and came here three days after 9/11, and he is dying of cancer. he was here and we have a lot of firemen and police and other people who can't get their medical expenses covered. we wouldn't tolerate this for soldier.

>> it seems like such a -- well, quiet, you. go to your room. it seems like a no brainer. no one wants to be the bad guy. nobody wants to be the guy that prevented dying people from getting everything they needed. there has to be something else. >> the narrative is they don't know how it will be paid for. this is about a $7 billion bill. that's a lot of money, but it is not like the hundred dollar bill. then there are issues with money previously given specifically for 9/11 victims. i understand all that. but there are people who need medical care right now and frankly the clock is running out on them. their lives are fading away. >> we have to move on. that does it for ask a be husk caw be.

always fun if you aska me. i will shut up now. >> it is almost christmas. if you have not bought my book you are probably the anti-christ. you can also go to your nearest bookstore.

it is time to play guess the story. you can play along at home. simply write your answer right on your tv with a sharpie so i can see it. see if you can figure out what is happening in this clip. i am thinking it was a terrorist bunny training video. >> no, these were bunnies being traped for one of jimmy carter's future fishing expeditions when the big bunny would come and attack his boat. >> that's true. he is training a tiny army of

them. you never know in some of the downtown areas. >> i think it is a live action peter rabbit with a japanese sub plot. >> they rai n antagonizing the northern area. >> they are dressing in costumes and it is the year of the rabbit. we will close things up with bill levey. go to fox news .com slash red eye.

you can watch us this weekend on saturday at midnight eastern time and 9:00 p.m. pacific time. new shows include appearances from kerry keegan and anne

coulter and mike baker. time to go back to matt helm for the post game wrap up. >> imogen, what did you get in the mail that made you smile? >> the first copy of the updated version of my book. you can pre order on amazon right now. >> what do you have going on on saturday? >> three in a half hours i i will be doing fox and friends in the morning. i don't sleep. >> good for you. >> governor, you are a music guy. any thoughts of favourite album of the year? >> i like toby keith's "the gun." one of the albums i like. what about torch? songs for singles. i think i did my part and i helped put them on the map. i got more buzz talking about torch than