what gingrich but bachmann will have a problem. >> brett: that is it for it's. thanks for watching. have a good night! welcome to redeye. thoughtful commentary. let's go to andy levy for free report. what is coming up tonight. >> you keep your mouth shut america. "time magazine" named the pen of the year, wait until you hear who it is. you probable already heard. new poll shows ron paul turkey neck to turkey neck with iowa voters as they await for the full debate. and finally our dork can i guys more likely to think they are attractive than other guys?

>> greg: i'm just saying, let's move on with the show. i know we normally have a conversation but not in the mood. >> this is that aggressive crap you do all the time. you say you don't want to talk about something and you bring it up on the show. >> i don't want to bring it up on the show. >> no we're going to have it right now. >> i'm going, this is going to affect the show. it's going to be terrible and you are going to be happy. no way. let's welcome our guests. shady right wing lady, ann coulter. her latest book is called demonic. and all the faces are funny faces, delightful and disturbing or disturbance. he just a comedian and "time magazine" has named him, here he

is. and grime any homeless men, sitting right next to me, senior correspondent rick eleven thol. [ laughter ] none of this will make you, good to see you, rick, makes myers is nux talks with warner brothers to develop a broadway musical based on austin powers character i'm austin powers. tom is my oprandi. i've never seen the blasted thing. that was underwhelming. you are overselling. indeed. >> that is not an insult.

>> you are not an insult. you don't work. count it. >> greg: that doesn't count. >> count it for two. >> greg: no, it doesn't. these are not responsive. >> you are not responding. >> they made an appeal for the squeaky wheel and after months of frenzied speculation, the time, the magazine has named the person of the year, the protestor with cover like the air of spring and notice occupy wall street. but who could forget the protests of wayne. >> these abs are the best. personal trainer, whoa! >> occupy the street. >> and bradley coop the other cover when clearly it is him.

>> and cooper needs to shave this year. [ laughter ] >> anger, and to change the world. and the magazine explains for capturing and highlighting a hope of restless promise and up rooting governments and sometimes more dangerous path for the 21st century. that is really could describe my year. runner-ups paul ryan and kate middleton. >> i'm hanging out with my friend john. >> it starts right now. >> i don't think it's very funny. >> but one object than tha is

thinner than you are. what did you make of this? >> it's part of the 99%, what confuses me all the protestors just want it. >> greg: time is telling children it's okay to poop on police cars by putting protestors the. >> i'm glad you mentioned sexiest man of the year. >> greg: i'm not sure what gravitas is. speak english. >> i don't dispute it could be the protestors of the year. there are brave people that stood up in had libya. they ended in the depths of khadafy but to lump them with a grime any group of anarchists that was started by ad busters in canada. >> there is unfortunate aspect, some of the protestors are criminals.

if they explain that in the article that is one thing. i do think it's really sad they picked such a controversial topic that is getting all this street publicity. "time magazine" is really suffering through this right now. [ laughter ] >> greg: who is tom's magazine of the year? >> it would be the guy but if he would take the scarf off his face. i actually thought it was a man. what i saw this, i didn't read protestor, i thought it was some islamic woman. it looks like a poster, not without my daughter. [ laughter ] >> all of you know you are wrong it's actually transgendered protestor. i think it's a little sexist. >> how do you know that. >> i don't know really. >> i thought that was bazooka

joe's friend. >> tom, you won't answer the serious question, do you think time was right? >> no. they try to find creative ways to cop out of their duty which is to name someone. we are all desirous to have a person to look up to all year long. there is a fighting for that. remember when they picked stalin. >> i don't. >> and they picked hitler. those were the days when they went out on the limb. >> greg: this is not as brave as they would think. they think this edgy. it's like the middle-aged divorced man trying to hit on his daughter's friend. he is trying to get some audience be cool. why does he look at me when he citizen that. >> because you are twice the age of your girlfriend. [ laughter ] >> one of the runner-ups is admiral. >> that should have been the winner. >> you know who else was, the

purchasers of the fast and furious weapons. >> really? i wish i read the article. >> greg: you were part of demonstration against "time magazine". >> i was the face of the movement. >> greg: you were not just the face but your protest wasn't specifically mentioned. but don't you think they were talking about you. >> i'm a protestor, so, yes, they were. that could have been me. face covered. i will say they've got it wrong again. ever since redeye debuted in 1985 to rave reviews, i am always concerned with the story and it is congressman anthony weiner. he has provided 35 hours straight of nonstop redeye coverage. i salute congressman.

>> and doing a-block quality editorial, nobody beats weiner. >> there is a better way to do it. the weird thing is you have actual protests in place arab spring that leading to muslim brotherhood. in this country, occupy you will wall street crowd, what have they accomplished? some random concert has more effect. 9 tea partiers changed congress. they made a difference. what has occupy wall street do other than give twitter a bunch of jokes. >> necessity came back stronger than ever. for "time magazine" to have done they would have had to overlook all the gross things. my man of the year is my pharmacist. if it wasn't for him this show would never run on time. i would say that you have to

lower your medication because your pharmacist is a woman. [ laughter ] >> greg: from a dying man to a man to brag and could paul take it all and is he in for a world of hurt. with iowa caucus, tonight's fox news iowa debate, possibly the greatest debated ever may help make things clear. a new poll shows grumpy dad may have a showing. it shows newt gingrich leading, ron paul trails him by one point at 21%. that one-point difference there is difference of only one point. mitt romney 16%. that could change thanks to a key endorsement on monday. christine o'donnell told our own sean hannity that she is

throwing his clout behind m.c. rom. >> i am endorsing mitt romney but it is a pro romney endorsement. >> greg: game over people. when it becomes to be prez, telling the "new york times," zany is not what we need in president. it's great in a campaign, great on talk radio and great in print but it makes for fun reading but in terms of a president we need a leader. i wonder what zany means. somebody that drinks diet coke. new candidate in iowa is starting to charm voters. >> it's amazing robin williams will show up, great bear. >> after christine o'donnell's endorsement, issued a statement

that she has been a leader in the conservative movement for many years. >> they went overboard with that one. >> i feel for christine o'donnell. there are crazier people out there. she is pretty normal for somebody -- she is pretty mainstream for what they have given her. she came about as a pundit. she rose through the ranks. the reason they had so much goofy videotape, when you are starting on bun did it, they call you up and say, did pundit. can you talk about witchcraft? and she said all these weird things, tha you get more pundit jobs. >> greg: you say unusual things that is why they invited her back. she talked about being a lifelong virgin and she thought that was unusual. she is so many people living

with a past that anybody can look up, unlike you, rick, is it time to take ron paul seriously. >> they said ron paul was peaking, ron paul and peaking is the same thing. i don't want to call him crazy with weird eyebrows but somebody did. >> like everybody says, who really inspired the tea party. his son, rand paul is a strong political leader. where did he get it from. he talked about small governmental for decades. >> can you picture ron paul as president of the united states. >> i think he deserves more respect than people give him. i don't care for a lot of his political beliefs, i didn't even know obama's political beliefs. let me go to you ann. what do you make of the rise of

newt? do you think that mitt is going catch up? >> i would prefer ron paul as president than newt gingrich. what you say about ron paul, just to clarify, he is fantastic on domestic policy but you want to keep him away from foreign policy. doing nothing like ron paul wants do is better than doing bad stuff like our current president is doing. so i'm thrilled that ron paul would catch up to gingrich in iowa. >> newt rocked the gary bussey endorsement. then he withdrew it? >> that demonstrated a lack of gravatas. i think that is made up word, greg.

>> i did a lot of my political insight from gary bussey? >> he is not a flip-flopper. and it's not just a physical manifestation we describe him, he is flopping on the floor. >> wearing flip-flops and nothing else as he tumbles around the beach. i think that the thing that surprised me most was a witch was not voted for someone named newt. which we know is the key ingredient. >> then vote for him. >> mitt called him zany. where does it come from. >> it's a polite way of saying crazy. >> but he called him a great hois historian and he is zany he should have hair like albert einstein. >> or weird al yankovich. >> newt gingrich is crazy.

but back to future was zany and great historian, too. >> i would like him as president. he would have the most awesome party. >> he would have had a landslide if he had the politics of newt gingrich. >> they had a scathing. >> sean: also me, s cowl cowl. i do a piece of newt. i just recite facts from the 1990s but i don't know what the day before yesterday, he isn't a conservative. >> greg: if newt gets the nomination, you won't back him? >> i'll vote for republican and we will go down in a 49 state landslide defeat. >> that is kind of sobering. you said it's not only happening but it won't be a referendum on obama? >> yes. >> it will be a referendum on newt. it's like taking obama's

failures because he is going to focus on the historian. >> what we need is generic republican and that is mitt romney. other than bachmann he is the most conservative. >> i would have run if knew this easy but i had indecent exposure part. >> at least you didn't take money from freddie mac. >> you should have seen what i did. >> how many people can a serial killer kill before he is ever caught. we have the new book, but first you are serious, we know that. hey, what is this. victoria secret model. i'm sure the tape is relevant to whatever story we're talking about.

>> greg: with the economy shaking, president obama could be shelved in 2012 and newsweek wonders, what would berry do post presidency. he would the youngest former commander in chief since teddy roosevelt. obama would have the most impressive ex-presidency's on record. newsweek has junk saying make a lot of money on the talk and build a model railroad in his garage. i would do that. or take it easy. take it easy. ♪ ♪

>> greg: robin williams will show up anywhere. you were taking me on the break this was the biggest story. [ laughter ] >> greg: he is going to have 20 years to dedicate to himself. what should he do? >> first of all, i was shocked and surprised to hear clinton has only made $75 million on speaking engagements alone sings he left office. >> but those are all on the phone sex line? >> i didn't know about that. he could get job as a contributor on fox news channel. >> greg: that would be great. say, hey, what's hop up. that is what everybody does in the hallway, nobody shakes hands they are all in rush.

that would cost an eighth of a second. >> it's to avoid germs. >> that is baloney. >> i hate the whole physical bumping thing. >> i hate the whole handshaking thing. >> open mouth. you got to save up for something. you do. tom, is this a problem or the benefit of politics, that people use the office to get super wealthy, or do they do things because it's a tough job? >> as the tough job. there are wealthy people. if anybody deserves to be wealthy, it's ex-presidents. it's unseeming when they walk around the world being a humanitarian. be out there and make money. if obama does lose after his first term he will become the biggest celebrity. he will be such a hero.

>> why? >> because he will have given it all and those lousy americans. >> he'll go to europe and they will have parades for him. >> he lab celebrity. >> bay watch remake. >> it will be difficult. >> he will have a bigger landslide. >> talk about hoping and change. kids singing. >> i tell you what, don't go after the kids, ann, they are our future. [ laughter ] >> greg: i got an idea. two things, "a" if he is not re-elected don't think for a minute he won't have a second term. he'll go away four years and come back because there is nobody else. he is the strongest liberal

candidate they've ever had. he is back in 2016 or 2020. he could take your medicine now or take your medicine later. either way i got a ton of drugs. [ laughter ] >> greg: what is it about with these ex-presidents. >> it would be hard to pull that off because the presidents that leave the office make loads of money and live like george soros are all democrats. republicans go back to the ranch and write a few books. so it would be very small tv show. i agree with you after obama they don't have any more democrats. >> maybe hillary. >> i want to add a point to that. this idea two options of mitt romney, or you find a right wing others and you stick with a democrat. they got nobody else after

obama. >> greg: that is a good point. should obama move back to his homeland, kenya. [ laughter ] >> kenyan speaker corporate to see if there is any option. >> how is he doing right now. >> not great. down in the winter. they hate christmas. they hate it. thank you, thank you. >> greg: e-mail us, it's redeye foxnews.com. and still to come, andy levy, why is he leaving here.

>> greg: welcome back. we got how are you feeling? >> great. >> i'm doing great. >> i'm doing pretty good on my own. >> that is good. i'm glad to see that. >> yeah. >> how about you? >> i knew what you.. >> just wanted to make it clear.

stronger than ever. >> good. >> bunch a new hobbies. >> are you going to edit this out. >> no, we can use this. [ laughter ] >> time means the protestors, you mentioned that protest people magazine not named ryan as sexiest man. i don't know what they have against ryan goslin. >> what does he to have dowh he has to keep gosling. i hope he is not so demoralized by this that he stops being gosling. and are these the protestors that pooped on a police car. you get the irish spring protestors but lumping the occupiers with them. that the whole point. what "time magazine" accomplishes it elevates the people that whine about being pepper-sprayed for level of arab

springers. >> you could actually, actually compare the occupiers to the oppressors of the other countries and not the protestors. there women being sexually assaulted by oppressors in egypt and people being suppressed in the occupy zone. >> you guys are way to soft on arab spring. if you are insulting occupy wall street by compare to the arab spring. uprising in iran, that was brave where a person got shot. those were brave protestors. these, it's not going to lead to something good. it's more like the hitler or stalin thing. >> i don't think that is fair. it may lead to something completely awful. >> think we know it is. >> i don't think you can't bash the arab spring protestors. you can't say they weren't brave

and risking death. >> this like the big thing on politically correct, after 9/11, you can't say that the 9/11 terrorists weren't brave, they were brave, what they accomplished was very bad. that is the case under obama's foreign policy. encouraging to put in the muslim brotherhood and even worse group who are going to impose sharia law. this country is going to have to live with it. the jimmy carter presidency abandoning the show. >> and kurt anderson, all protests arj the world have been against systemic quos. the protest in greece? wasn't that against the status quo. how he lumps them in, we see occupiers want something to change. greek protestors wanted their

[ bleep ]. >> he used the "f" word. >> salin was times cover '39 and '42. >> that was actually fred stalin his younger brother. i did google searching. >> i should have done the song. >> i don't believe in it. and occupiers have accomplished, the fact you act like that. you don't get it, man. [ laughter ] >> come on. [ laughter ] >> it's not about accomplishing anything. >> and right off the stack, romney's campaign, christine o'donnell is going lead in the conservative movement for many years. talk about za (n) doesn't it

show that romney doesn't have any knowledge of conservatism? >> no. you know i think -- what do you expect him to say. >> you can just politely thank someone and move along. you don't have to make stuff up. >> i agree with you. >> i'm sorry i won't talk on any of the topics if i can talk about romney. romney can't win either way. he doesn't look like george will and the conservatives say they want mitt romney. now she endorsed by a lot of people. romney could win. >> christine o'donnell was preeminent tea party candidate. i think a lot of tea partiers would disagree with her. >> good candidates like rand

paul and rubio but christine o'donnell were a candidate and ended up losing. it is true that they keep announcing everyone else. >> but ann, my point is, i'm not saying you don't accept the endorsement but to say christine o'donnell has been a leader in the conservative movement is flat out not true. >> she was a pundit. >> i could see it was wrong. >> what do you car leader? >> someone who leads. >> it doesn't matter whether you approve of her. it's far right ring of the spectrum and romney is candidate dated.... >> stop. it doesn't have to do with my beliefs.

she hasn't been a part of any movement for a number of years. >> mitt romney said about the christine o'donnell endorsement, i'm pleased to have her on my team. if i'm pleased to see you, andy. would you be happy to see me? >> you wouldn't even say that, that is my point. you won't fist me in the hallway. >> i am not pleased to see you, andy. i am pleased to have you on my team. >> i'm not on your team. >> my that about you. >> rick, you said it seems weird ron paul peaking, people say he is peaking at the right time. perry and romney internal numbers show gingrich slipping and paul holding strong to bear out the theory that he is peaking at the same time. >> that was my point, ron paul would be the next president of the united states. >> what else. by the way, people in new hampshire are getting robo calls

asking them what they think about gingrich, versus romney versus jeb bush. just last week, what will obama do if he loses, couple things, greg, i think about fist bumping how important this story is. [ laughter ] >> somebody has to talk about it. >> i know. tom, you pointed out obama will be the biggest celebrity on the planet. i agree. i'm thinking he could use that celebrity to devoting time to earn the noble peace prize. >> those are the guys that are going to love him. are you saying robots love jeb bush? >> no, tom, that is not what i'm saying. >> he raises a good question, when robots develop actual cognizance, will they have a right to vote? >> absolutely not. >> why? >> they won't be born in this

country. can he vote? >> yes, you can. >> you know what, you should do a little of that. >> maybe i will do that. instead of pissing on the panel. go away. coming up, whether the right ingredients for a sexy party. we got rick's new book, just me baby. and what is the greatest christmas movie of all times. its wonderful lap dance. p@?ñmó

>> greg: they are banning it. ones that baseball wants wants to bar. under a new agreement no player may have any visible markings or

logos as part of the uniform regulations, no ads on their bodes. >> ah, lightning round. >> why should baseball have a say over players' body? >> because they can. don't ballplayers make enough money already? with coors light on their arm. >> what does race cars have to do with it? >> that is a different sport. >> why do they have slavery, it's a different country. >> it's always a different sport. [ laughter ] >> skating in skrirls disgusting. if a company offered you a million bucks to tattoo a logo

would you consider it? >> only if redeye. i disagree with you. all-hour shall these baseball players going to make things meet. they only make a million a year, they will be clipping coupons. >> san francisco giant i don't want to get him in trouble. >> he has tattoo. >> tom, you have a full body tattoo of your entire body. >> no one knows it is there. >> it's there will be. how long did it take? >> all day. [ laughter ] >> whatever you said. whatever your real question was. i think they should be allowed to make this rule, but i don't know they should be unable to tell people that he can't get tattoos. they can get a tattoo. what if they have a passion for

sizzler and they want to put a that too on their body, as long as they cover it up, they can't tell them they can't get a tattoo. >> but nobody has a patent for sony. >> you get your steak and sit down. >> what if your girlfriend or child has the same name as applebee's. what happens then. you have to think this stuff through, america. >> or i'm a fan of the daughter and apple and bee together. i didn't mean to advertise. >> bill, baseball has drug testers. would you volunteer to be a body inspector? >> volunteer and then some. that would be my charity work. i agree baseball players, this is a bold statement, they make a lot of money, but if they were able to do the tattoo

advertisements, it would put them in the next category. the we know he needed viagra because he was steroid abuser. >> i would have to add to that comment. >> he got busted. >> scratch it. >> new study found surprisingly less attractive guys are more likely to think they are babe magnets. tom you are the expert on this. do you buy this, you are better with women than say some good-looking fellow like rick eleven that will? >> i agree with it, rick levanthol. >> a nerd is insecure. i'm afraid of girls, a dork is a nerd with a lot of confidence. [ laughter ] >> and the guy in high school,

you never wanted to be around him. [ laughter ] >> being confident around women. you are a woman and get approached by a lot of money membership. do dorks play better than rick types, that exude good looks? >> why don't you go to something called bars. it's how the machine works. >> i have to say rick, doesn't it have to do with evolution, less attractive guys have to make up for their looks to be more confident to reproduce. >> i resent being called an attractive guy. i'm a gorgeous guy. >> the average age of people in the study were 19. they don't deserve a study.

[ laughter ] >> they don't know anybody. they don't know at 9. bill, you are absolutely repulsive. >> i'm cocky and i'm told i can make people laugh. that really gets you laid. every girl. you are funny. no you are not. after patting me on the head. >> if you are in and talk to the girl that is your friend that you secretly like but she is a friend. she you really like her, i just want somebody that make me laugh. the first time some 6'4" athlete comes in, you are done. water comes out and nothing. women are liars. >> wait a minute. >> i'm saying that the dorky guys, go to reunion, their heads

they look like parade floats. they are so big. and they have faces that are crunched in the middle with big fat heads. [ laughter ] >> on that note, anyway, taking a break. we got more stuff, yeah more stuff.

>> gregg: top christmas movies. christmas carol, miracle on 44th street then bishop's wife. a christmas story. 1941, nightmare before christmas and number one, human centepede, it was allly die-hard. what is your favorite? >> i like elf. i think it's very funny especially the second and third time you see it. >> i like joey when he started doing it. eye rolling thing, i'm sick of it. if you have a bug on it, people going like this -- [ laughter ] >> tom? >> what say you? >> andy, its wonderful life. i thought that was being provocative. but they probably like potter in

that movie. ford was just trying to make a buck. >> and they thought wonderful life was an attack on them. what is your choice? >> the rest i haven't seen but don't get me started on my favorite kwaanza movie. >> where was love, actually. it should have been on there. i also think that batman returns. i'm serious, it's a christmas movie it's a relatively good sequel but bad santa. not the greatest christmas comedy but one of the greatest come disof all time and it's a farce. [ laughter ] >> i'm going to be serious on this and say, babes in toyland, 1934 laurel and hardy movie that featured the march of the wooden

soldiers. i used to watch it every christmas morning while self-mutilating. >> and cary grant and another guy, it's a great movie. >> first day of christmas movie. >> all right. [ laughter ] >> and andy levy. check out redeye.

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