>> greg: thank you for watching. >> kimberly: new year to "the five." ♪ captioned by closed captioning services, inc welcome to "red eye." i'm andy levey filling in for greg gutfeld who was filling in for bill o'reilly. let's go to mike baker for our pre game report. diligence is the leading global security and intelligence firm for all of your global security and intelligence needs. what is coming up on tonight's show? >> thank you for that terrific plug. that's remarkable. coming up on tonight's show, stories that will not only shock, but amaze you. they will bowl you over and others will leave you chore telling among yourselves. andy? >> that's it?

>> concisely in a concise manner, clear and concise. >> anything else? >> yes, fine, andy. but don't blame me if they complain that the pre game drags on. coming up on tonight's show do prescriptions kill more people than car wrecks? yes. and i couldn't find a way to make that humorous. and ron paul anti-gay? no, but they are white, straight protestants. and the tsa could come to a bus depot near you. we will discuss. andy? >> thanks for finally getting around to that. >> let's welcome our guest. i am here with the former prosecutor and co-host of "the five" that air airs weekday on the fox newschannel. greg gutfeld, author and co-host of "the five" that airs at 5:00 eastern.

and bill schulz who thinks he is on "the 5 rts right now. and sitting next to me is robert kelly who hasn't showered since the tuesday before thanksgiving. and our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> the times reporter writes with the propensity of super heroes in the state of utah. that's right, mass vigilantes are out to clean up salt lake city? consider yourselves warned evil jaywalkers. andy? >> it is just never good anymore. >> i don't know why you had to hit so close to home, andy. >> never good anymore. >> speaking of homes, stop having your cats pea on me. >> are meds making us dead? do they give out peabodys for this? >> i think so. >> it allegedly surpassed auto accidents as the leading cause of accidental deaths. according to the national

center for health statistics, yes, that national center for health statistics, they died from what they called poisoning in 2008 versus 38,000 who died in traffic accidents. and nine out of ten of those came from prescription drug overdoses with the most being things like vie co -- vicodin, oxycontin 1k3* per cassette. >> this is just the tip of the iceberg of the prescription drug abuse problem. the take home here is this should be a wake up call. whatever. for more on the benefits of pill popping let's go to tripsy the owl. what do you have for us? >> somebody is on ecstasy. so, kimberly, have we become a nation of pill popping

nincompoops. >> we have. we have doctors that are just prescription junkies themselves who write them for anybody who ask for them. in fact, people who know the doctors that do that and pass the name along. people are more drug addicted than ever. >> do you have any names? >> of people? >> of doctors. >> no. i don't think you need anymore, believe me. >> okay, all right. >> robert, do these states -- are legal drugs worse than illegal drugs at this point? >> did you see legal drugs? yes. i 2k* percs back in the day -- i miss the good old american alcoholic when you had to work to blackout. to be an alcoholic you have to go bar to bar and you have to get the beer and you have to drink and drink and beers and mixed stuff and by -- like maybe you will wake up somewhere strange. these kids want it now, now, now. you pop a pill and you are gone and all of the pain from daddy is just gone. you don't have to work.

>> oh my god. >> why do you put the camera on me? i am here minding my own sober. >> they say the states are actually misleading because if somebody od's on something like heroin and meth and has oxycontin in their system it is an oxycontin-related death. does that change wlaw going to say? >> absolutely not. the woman used two cliches, tip of the iceberg and wake up call. it is making it inherently meaning less. i want to congratulate you on starting with an upbeat story. the other thing is, i am torn. i said this before, a pharmaceutical industry is our space program. this is where we are creating little worlds that help people in tiny pills. adults like me have turned the space program into disneyland. it is weird for me to go by myself on the matterhorn, i would rather take a pill like

a xanax and go on the tea cups. >> speaking hypothetically. >> it has become too easy, and i think we are abusing it. but the pill statistics, there is a lot of other weird stuff going on here. >> absolutely. >> bill, three-fourths of the poisoning are accidental overdoses. 13% are suicides. speak to that. >> i will speak to all of that. >> and maybe raise the 13%. >> really? first you go after my paper and then you go after me? >> break the fourth wall. >> this is all about the no fun lobby distracting us from the good of the prescription drugs. i'm sorry, i am not listening to you. and i am not buying what you are selling. i will buy whatever ater rolls you have -- aterols you have left. >> people are dying from these

pills. >> if you see us in utah, alaska, west virginia, and they forgot cleavland and buffalo and these are very depressing towns. these are very depressing states of the -- depressing states. maybe they should put the amusement parks. >> have you been to cleavland? people apologize when they go to cleavland. >> look at all of the people that are in places like promises rehab. promise you will be back. and it is for prescription drug abuse. look at anna nicole smith, michael jackson, heath ledger. you should earn your per cassettes. >> it was a practice run. >> i agree with you.

>> law maz or practice? >> here is the flip side to that. there are a lot of doctors who are legitimately prescribing the pain pills and they end up in jail. and so what we are talking about here is ramping up the war on prescription drugs. the dea is involved and is that what we need? >> we will only need to target the dr. feel good. but there are doctors that won't give you prescriptions unless you come and see them, and you have a real medical condition versus the people that just want to self-medicate because they have emotional problems. i was doing a side long stair around the curvature of the table. >> the camera is focused on bill. >> i want to go back -- he says he maintains that pain pills are under prescribed for the people who need them. people with chronic pain and people who could benefit from them. he says this is precisely because doctors are afraid.

>> absolutely. doctors now know their focus especially with oxycontin, they have to worry because of jerks that treat these pills like a night out. instead of having a martini, they will have a percocet and that becomes -- >> please continue. do you want to press the hipocrite button or should i? >> i want to hear this. >> and you your stupid paper just get the hell out of here. >> don't drink, kids. >> i like the new tongue. >> you brought up alcohol before. and the bottom line is some people are alcoholics and some people get in cars and drive drunk and kill people. but we don't talk about cracking down on the sale of alcohol to adults. is this the same situation?

>> alcohol makes a lot of money for a lot of people. it is about money. not everybody can go and get percocets. you have to rip an acl or have a hysterectomy to get them. >> by the way, do you know how hard it is to rip your acl with a hammer? it is pretty hard. >> so i think it is easier to actually -- it is easier to get alcohol. it is legal and it makes people money. percocet doesn't. what did you say? >> i have no idea. i think we solved the problem though, so let's move on. from pills to pot. would he not take a seat because his host was a feet? a former senior aide to ron paul says while he is not bigoted to homosexuals he once refused to use the bathroom of a gay supporter. while campaigning in san francisco in 1988, he visited the home of a gay bay area booster and, quote, ron pulled

me aside and specifically instructed me to find an excuse to excuse me to a local fast-food restaurant to use the restroom. all he he liked jim he didn't wish to use the bathroom facilities. he also says his former boss is not racist, but, quote, he is completely clueless when it comes to hispanic and black culture, particularly mexican-american culture. and he says the media is off base for attacking paul, buts, quote, he strenuously does not believe the united states has any business getting involved in fighting hitler in world war ii. you know who else did not believe the united states had any business getting involved in fighting hitler? another candidate's newsletter dividing him in the backside. the surfaced essay shows newt gingrich praising romney care. the health bill that governor romney signed into law this month has tremendous potential to affect major change in the

american health system. and in other news, gingrich released a new campaign ad in iowa. >> that is a winner, baby. >> it changed my mind. >> he has been hitting romney care pretty hard and hitting the mandate pretty hard. how big a deal is it with a newsletter with his name on it both things were praised. >> can you smell conflict? it is problematic for him -- well, you never could spell. yes, it is a problem for him

because he is being inconsistent. this time is convenient because you are trying to get the conservative base. he is having slippage in the polls which is never a good thing. he is a flip-floper and now it appears that newt flips as well. >> and here is the thing, kimberly. i wouldn't mind if he said yes at the time i believe that, and now i don't. if my opinion has evolved, you are allowed to change your mind. instead of doing that you have the campaign coming out and saying much like ron paul's campaign was saying. he didn't write that. >> it is not a good move. usually he is adept at doing what you suggested. look, i have been evolution as a father and husband and grandfather in different view points and issues. this is one where he needs to say that specifically because nobody is buying that the dog ate my homework and --

>> let's talk about ron paul in the gay supporter's bathroom. do you think the story is true? >> i don't know. but you don't know what the bathroom looked bike. -- looked like. if you walked in there were naked pictures of burt reynolds and a hole in the wall you could say, i don't feel comfortable. >> now after everything i said? >> sorry. >> how screwed up is it to prefer a fast-food bathroom to a gay man's bathroom. >> you don't know what it looked like. my bathroom when i was 22 it was "playboy"s and naked photos and ccap everywhere. i would rather go to a mcdonalds than go here. >> is back when you were 22 code for last week. >> no, i have a wife. my bathroom is very clean. >> keep her in line. >> i just said that. >> you are a heterosexual man.

do you know what a gay man's bathroom would look like? clean? the sheets would be -- well, the towels will be wrinkle free. any restaurant rest restroom? what is he thinking? that's where the real devil is. >> i don'ts have a bathroom. it is a hole in the ground. >> greg, is it possible that the bathroom just didn't have the privacy that paul wanted? >> he is a doctor, and it is 1997. clearly he is like -- i don't know. you know what he is? he is a cranky old man, and this is how cranky old men think. the other thing too is it raises a really interesting question. he is a libertarian of the he believes in staying out of everybody's business. can you be simultaneously tolerant and intoll represent -- and intolerant? the guy said he is not against gays, he is just scared of them. so you can actually -- that describes a lot of elderly

people who just didn't grow up around gay people. and he is not used to them. he is tolerant, and he wants everybody to live their own life, but he doesn't want them around him. it is an unusual and unique plates a lot of old people are at. >> but it is weird. this guy is one of the supporters. the guy is either -- i don't know if he is -- there was another story where he wouldn't shake -- how do you take money from people and have them work for you. >> it could be he is a jerk. >> but the other thing is he is a cranky -- he might not be a very nice guy. that could be it. >> oh boy. >> i don't care about the e-mails. >> we should also point out that i have seen things that are calling into question this guy saying he may not be the most reliable source. >> that story that made it honest to me was that it was poorly written.

>> if he was going to lie, at least he would have hired an editor. >> may i say something? >> no. >> you are just as good as i am right now. >> i know, but go ahead. >> ron paul and bruno are in a hotel room, and it leads to various states of undress on bruno's part. and ron paul tolerated a lot before he ran out of there. he has changed. you can see that in there. he really got to the point where he was dirty dancing with him. >> do you remember what he called him afterward when he was run thriewg the hall? >> no. >> you can watch it. >> you just don't know if he didn't want to use the bathroom because the guy was gay? >> that's what i'm saying. >> you need to do something bigger you think fast-food restaurant. >> and that's the other thing.

>> nobody does anything like that there. >> i don't want to get all disgusting, but say you are all gathered in the living room here and the bathroom is right here. >> have i done that before on a date. i have been on a date and it is like -- >> well, it was after that party. i am not going to say who went to the bathroom, and it ruined the party. >> it was sad. >> it was a small new york apartment. >> i had gone to chili's earlier. >> it was middle eastern food. >> moving on, where is the last place i want to be on new year's eve? it rhymes with the party in las vegas. 245* wasn't much of a tease.

should you mown if you don't get an iphone 1234* after christmas on twitter kids and adults alike made a scene because they didn't get a touch screen. and a dude compiled their cries. he took it upon himself to showcase the fruits of twitter's search containing words like not getting along with ipod, ipad, iphone or car. the defeats were compelling retweets with highlights like, quote, no iphone, i hate my dad. returning my kindle fire and getting an iphone. th is bull -- [bleep]. she said she would upgrade my black iphone 4 to a white one so it is hash tag [mom. and my parents are the worst parents in the world.

f-you mom and dad for not getting me an iphone. fufml. do kids drive pets as crazy during the christmas as they do their parents? >> and just kimberly. i invited her. >> oh god. robert, this is what i took away from these tweets. how awful are the parents who didn't get their kids iphones or ipads because they couldn't afford them or something. >> is the budget that low that you have to bleep yourself? >> i chose to save the editor time because i am a consider rat and passion -- compassion at person. >> this whole thing about christmas makes me sick that the iphone and the ipad and they didn't get the right

color, i brought this in. this is what my mother got me for christmas. >> oh my gorgeous. >> this is what my mother -- this is what my mother got me for christmas. >> can she make me one? >> she didn't make it. she bought this. she bought this. >> are you kidding? >> i swear to god she bought it and she got mad i didn't wear it. >> it is what you catch a fish in. >> how long have you had that? was it this christmas? >> no, this was last christmas. i saved it because she was terribly angry. >> look how big it is too. >> and there is a hole in it. >> did you hear me saying bleep mom? >> why would you beep -- thank you, she is an artist. >> it is the new snuggie. people can wear it together. >> here is my theory, kids

have always been this horrible, but before twitter and facebook they wrote this stuff in their stupid diary and nobody had to see it. >> it goes back to what we talked about before. travel tweets and restaurant tweets this is for kids. twitter has become nothing more than a complaint center. nobody goes on twitter and says, this airport is great. it is like, oh god, this guy behind me, blah, blah, blah. that's why i predict that twitter will dissolve. and all that will be left are young, obnoxious punks complaining about crap and we can turn it off. >> i predict you are wrong. >> when is that going to happen? >> never going to happen. >> it will never happen. >> do they make you laugh or make you cry? >> it makes me laugh because. ♪ i'm getting an iphone ♪ oh yeah, oh yeah >> i am. it is true. >> now every kid watching this doesn't hate their parent. they hate you. >> i really am. i am so excited.

the question was do i want a white one or a black one. but i thought a black one, but i don't want to lose it in my purse. but the white one you said it was an upgrade? i am confused. >> greg, you have i will -- bill, have you i will legitimate kids, and did you disappoint them? >> probably because i don't know where they are. if you are watching, kids, go to bed. it is way too late. >> just to let you noy that switer is magic. >> huh? >> yes. >> it doesn't smell like magic. >> you may want to send that to one of your i will legitimate daughters to sleep in. >> they wear a different kind of fish nets. >> what happened? >> artistry. >> do you walk through a ruefuling door -- a revolving door and this gets caught, you can get a real sweater. >> i think it will turn into one long string. >> this is what the chicks

wore in "water world." >> i have to take off my mic and i can put it on in the commercial. >> do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us at fox news .com. to leave a voicemail call 212-462-5050. still to come, bill in the sweat scpert half time report from mike baker. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by pinatas. the decorated paper machets filled with candy and hit by people with sticks.

let's see if we have gotten anything wrong. let's go to mike baker. >> what are the chances anybody got anything wrong on tonight's show? >> i can't imagine. >> we will go straight to another exciting round of andy says. a game show we debuted the other night. and without saying it is sweeping the nation. i hold in my hand a legal cease and assist letter i received in the mail earlier this morning. it says, you are here by instructed to cease and assist and the reference to the game andy says. as the legal representatives for the patent holder of the family board game identified as -- we believe that similarities between your game and our client's represents a threat and infringement to our client.

you have advised our client wish -- client wishes to remain anonymous, but you can see him at 3:00. best holiday season. i don't know if you want to take up with your cohort? >> i was tuned out. >> let's go to the charts then since that what you are clamoring for apparently. that was a cease and assist letter. >> mike? >> yes. i was just getting started. >> you might get another cease and assist order pretty soon. >> what are the odds of that. half time scorecard. let's go to that. i had to pencil in our surprise guest for the evening, greg. that's problem wlee -- probably why you can't see this unless you are at home. andy is in the lead right now with the most correct statements.

followed closely by robert. and then kimberly followed them by bill. greg, you are actually tied with kimberly. that's not a bad showing considering you are a surprise guest. >> values are through the roof. it is just so people at home can follow along with this. we are looking pretty damn good. >> we managed to plug the gap and things are looking much better. it boweds well for the start of a brand-new year. >> the final christmas poll numbers on who would you most likely find under your tree? dancing santa was first, 1k3* sfoled by pinch and bill was dead last. here is a total value of christmas gifts received by the various guests on tonight 's show. andy apparently was valued in

u.s. dollars and he won the contest. story number one which we refer to -- stay with me. stair number one, the pill story, honestly, the most pert pertinent point of the night was greg for starting off with such an upbeat story. greg said pharma is our space program and compared the pills to the e ticket rides. can you elaborate on that? >> the nano technology and effort that america puts into the pharmaceutical industry is equal to or not -- equal to if not greater than the technology we put into the space program and we over looked that and made some incredible advances that made people's lives better. there are people who have taken the space program and turned it into a recreational park, aka, disneyland. >> since you started "the five" you have gotten much more eloquent.

robert, you said at the outset of the story you said i miss the good old american alcoholic. i would like you to look to your right. >> i was going say look on either side and you should be lonely no more. >> bill, you refer to the no fun lobby. is there such a thing as a no fun lobby. >> well, there is there is the nfl, but they like the prescription drugs. >> if anybody can answer the following questions, give me two off the top 10 list of the most popular drugs. >> oxycodone, objection econ -- oxycontin. >> percocet. >> castoroil. >> i don't know of any other talk show where everybody at the table could answer that question. >> it is because i'm like you,

we actually read the story. >> i read the story. >> no, you didn't. >> oh please. you read a cease and assist letter. >> and that went over well. >> i could see that this morning. >> on the story of ron paul, i did some research along with the crack team down here in the newsroom. do you know what is lurking in your bathroom 1234* big points to bill. he pointed out the obvious. you are much more likely to catch something in a public restroom than in somebody's private residence. rye riddled with disease they are. >> well done for speaking like a pilgrim. >> the yoda i didn't do well. >> frankly std's from toilet seats are the least likely you will catch in a public restroom. >> that's not true. >> it is true. >> bill mentioned the gay men's bathrooms would be fast

tid yus. greg, you said he is a cranky old man -- you said ron paul is a cranky old man and that's how they think. no, it is not how we think. >> you are not there. in the 1950s, you would be a leading man in films. now you are old. in the 50s you would have been a dashing star of many films. >> he would have been a -- he wouldn't have been a leading man. he would be a size side guy to the leading man. >> it would be like "my 3 sons." let's go to the story about gingrich. you said he is being inconsistant. care to elaborate? >> do you think so? >> i was going to say you are right. in his april 2006 note, he also said we agree entirely with governor romney and the massachusetts legislators that our goal should be 100% insurance overage -- coverage

for all-americans. i think he is being consistent. >> that's one of the new attacks. it does president -- it doesn't bode well. that's why he is going on the attack. he has no other alternative. >> absolutely. and they are going to the b block. the twitter story, robert just to let you know while you were holding up the sweater greg was busy fondling it and rubing it against his face. >> it was very magical. >> greg, you said twiter is a complaint center and i disagree. this is the last tweet i got. it said, dear woman cursing like a drunken whore, shut up before i send my foot to your as. that doesn't sound like a complaint center to me. and finally, kimberly, talking about the christmas gifts and how disgusting that is. and then you did something, you sang a song or something about you getting a -- >> yes, i did a dance. >> i don't know what that was.

i was taking notes and all i heard was do i want a white one or plaque one. the white one is an upgrade. on what planet is that, kimberly? >> there you go. >> you make me sick to my stomach. >> this is the 21st century. >> it was called a cease and assist letter by the way. >> is that it? >> that's it. >> that was 20 minutes well spent. when we return, what is lyndsay lohan doing for new year's eve? probably an 8 ball. you are watching "red eye" on fnc so stick around.

well, you can't spell class without her ass. kim kardash eight n will have a super awful -- i mean awesome party in las vegas new year's eve. and she is getting paid a butt load. the empty headed entrepreneur

will be the main person at the festivities. raking in $60,000. meanwhile, lyndsay lohan may be turning over a new cocaine-dusted leave. she turned down many offers to host a money-making bash of her own. let's discuss in the -- >> lightning rooooooouuuuuunnnnnd. lightning round. >> kimberly, here is the thing. you can't really blame your name sake for this, right? it is the club offering her this ridiculous amount of money. >> it is getting weird, the lips, the hair, the butt, even though i'm the mini me size of it. and oh my god a real job. but what is she getting paid? people show up even in new york. you would think they have a little more sophisticated pallet for talent, no, they all showed up jie. pallet for talent? that's a good rhyme. >> that's a simon cowell show.

>> are we on to something? >> no, we are just on something. >> greg, you have referred to kim kardashian as an american hero. >> yes, i have. >> are you bummed out. you have to work during the fox news special. are you bummed you can't go to vegas and see her. >> she is a genius. she is not selling a product. she is selling her butt. that's $300,000 per butt cheek. that's amazing. she is an inspiration to all young women who want to sell their bodies without actually having sex. >> she actually had sex. >> how could you forget about that? >> i never saw it. >> give me your iphone. >> here is my lyndsay lohan theory. nobody offered her anything to appear. they made up this story about her turning down the offers. i am right, aren't i? >> who wants a red head?

>> red heads are wonderful. what do you have against red heads? >> i am irish. >> so you are self-hating? >> did you once have red hair? >> no, i never did. >> did you ever have any hair? >> i did. i had a mullet. >> everybody with curly hair loses their hair. >> the shadow part there doesn't look red. >> i said i wasn't red. >> you do realize lyndsay lohan came to my going away party? in 2004 when i left stuff magazine to go to maxim she was there. that was seven years ago and she was 16 and she was wasted. she was partying like a -- >> i'm assume thrg were a lot of party favors at the party. >> no, no, no, no. >> i meant balloons and the noise makers. >> oh, the balloons filled

with coke? >> yes. bill last year you were paid $100 not to appear at 13 new year's parties. do you expect to get that much again this year? >> i hope so. i will take 50. it is tough times. the loser in this is chris humphreys. he is actually paying chuck e. cheese to allowing him to host in des moines. he never should have left her. if you have a cocaine dusted leave, the last thing you do is turn it over, andy. the last thing you do is turn it over. any amateur will tell you that. >> she has these leafs with cocaine on them strewn about her apart meant. but she is doing better so turning them over into the toilet bowl. >> the next topic. a colorado man who found 10,000 in cash has returned the money to its owner. he found two unmarked caesar's palace envelopes, but he didn't discover the cash until he opened them. the fool did track down the

money and he gave him the name of a texas man reported of losing the money. robert? if you and greg -- he was at home while i am reading on the prompter. these two children here, robert and greg, are passing notes to each other like they are in seventh grade and in love. >> i am reading it and that's not all they are doing. they are doing this and whispering to each other. >> he keeps on coming with good ones. while you say things you write them down like the genius he is. and i keep trying to steel them. so if you go to me i will take one of these jokes. >> let me go to you then. do you buy this guy's story he waited to get home before he opened the envelopes 1234* when there is money in envelopes you can tell. >> he didn't wait until he got home. he found the $10,000 and it took him that long to wrestle with his conscience, and then he found he is an idiot and

then he gave it -- there is funny is he said he felt like a million bucks. i have done stuff where you are like, what do i do and you do the right thing and you field good. it is for maybe an hour. and then you feel like crap. you are up at night saying what should i do? you know when you feel like a million bucks? when you have $10,000. >> that's god's work. god took that $10,000 away from the bad person and gave it to you as a good person and you spit in god's face and gave it back to him. you messed with god. >> you have interesting theories that will not allow to you do a lot of the things. >> don't you think the most likely story is the guy's wife who made him give the money back? >> yes because women are behind all good things. i had the perfect story for

tonight. i was rushing around and it popped out. where is my wallet? where is my wallet? nobody has it and the cabdriver was on the phone with me and guess what. got a message on my fox news voicemail from a woman, of course, named becca who found my wallet and returning it. i am picking it up after the show. >> is that what the woman -- >> did she have cornrows? >> bad girl wherever you are, bad, bad girl. daddy is very angry. >> time to take a break. >> steve jobs, the ipad guy. >> what part of time to take a break don't you understand? you won't believe what is coming up when we get back.

researchers have come up with six tips for your future self. how nice of them. according to researchers people between the age of 60 and 108 the biggest mistakes is putting too high a priority on money, geting into debt, worrying too much, drinking and drugs and getting married before they are ready and

passing up opportunities. you say money is awesome schmo worry about it. is it because you are shallow? >> but add to the list, don't go to cornell. what a waste. that just shows what a waste of an education. that's what they did at cornell. please. >> kimberly, would your advice to your 15-year-old self-be just keep being hot and everything will be fine. >> kitty cat, kitty cat. mine would be -- is the face necessary? >> i don't speak vermin so i don't know what you said. >> that's amazing. >> you heard her. >> she said she would not say yes to proposals. >> that's an interesting comment. >> hello, this is again a

truth story. >> robert, what would your advice to your 15-year-old s le f be? >> don't go into the steam room after 7:00. and the gym. >> also a true story? >> also a true story. >> i don't know if you need a time frame on that. >> bill, quickly. >> value -- valtrex does not prevent, it only stops the spread of. remember that, little bill. we will close things out with a the post game wrap up. and go to fox news .com/red eye.

don't forget our annual new year's eve special is on saturday at 12:30 a.m. eastern/pacific time. they are ringing in live at

times square along with kim and gregory as well. or greg and kimberly and a brand-new "red eye" returns tomorrow. >> time to go back to mike baker for the post game wrap up. >> hi, andy. i was just reading the stories for tonight's show. it is pretty interesting stuff. robert, tell me about your broadcast. >> it is very good. it is very, very fancy. it is very fancy. ron paul made us change it. >> so you are encouraging people to go there. >> where can we see you? >> everywhere, you know it. you can see me on "the five." i will be with greg. and also the one and only gretta with "on the record" at 10:00 p.m. live. >> b