>> andrea: we have a special show coming up sunday. tune in tomorrow because that's it for us. thank you for watching. see you tomorrow welcome to "red eye." i'm greg gutfeld or as i am known in portugal, the lisban, groper. andy, what is coming up on tonight's show old sport? >> should we screen children's brains to see if they are potential criminals? some say no, but others say the brats are criminals anyway. plus, twitter blocks access to within germany. not really sure why. it is not like they would go for something like that. and finally, what happens when we send andy levy to comic-con? hopeful leahy is trampled by nerds tearing every ligment and breaking every bone in his body. that's not cool. >> you wrote it. >> i don't think i did. >> you just don't remember it.

>> go away. let's welcome our guest. she is so cute that rabbits carry her toot on their key chain. i am here with author jedediah bila. and if jokes were trash n cays, large -- trashcans, large men would bang him in my driveway. and downtown he is used as a tray. my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and he jus landed the role as lurch in the new adams family movie so it means he can quit his job at the cheesecake factory in l.a. the writer and comedian, jesse joyce. >> a block, the lede, that's the first story. >> the thing about the animation is it cuts you off. >> i think they got the gist of the fact that i called you out on using several of those in the past. and of the two of us, you are clearly dressed more like a mater de. >> i will take that.

should p cs -- should companies mix -- nix talk of politics? the election is a few weeks away and everybody is yakking at it at work, but should they? "the "wall street journal"" reports that workplace debates are getting debatier and broadcasts conversations to all and something like facebook made workers views more public than ever. it is a tricky view for p cs looking to maintain decorum, and according to some survey i didn't read about a third of firms forbid political chatter within their walls. you know who is nonplus by the election? >> it is a metaphor for obama,

isn't it? >> of course. >> and he will be eaten on a plane back to kenya. jesse, are people talking about the election at the quiznos where you work or just talking about their wallet chains? >> we spend most of the time talking about our probation officer. that's what we do most of the time. the talking politics in the office impedes productivity and nobody gets anything done. like congress, for example. >> it was sort of -- >> you know, that would have been like a dave barry column. it probably will next week. >> not my best work. >> listen, i know you have to get back to working at the library so we will get you out of here. >> i never saw that movie. would you end a friendship at

work if they won't shut up about the election, or would you just kill them? >> i wouldn't kill them. i would squeeze their throat until they pass out. any place where i have been in charge, quiznos for instance. i never allowed any talk of politics unless they are what's his name? >> obama. >> ron paul. >> all i can think of is paul ryan. >> they are hilarious. >> that's the point. it is not so much talking politics. it is a specific group of people who are strident. i like it when they have bumper stickers on the cars. that's like a warning sign that you know who they are and not to sit with them in the cafeteria. but you work at home.

do you often prevent yourself from talking to yourself. >> i talk out loud to the television. i talk to you when you are on "the five." i like it. >> you hear me? i like it. i think we should get a boxing ring in some of these offices and really let people duke it out. i have to say in my last job i did talk about my conservative politics and that's why i am here with you fine people instead. >> i told you never to work at planned parenthood. >> academia is not terribly conservative friendly. but i like it. let's face it. just because you are not talking about politics at work doesn't mean somebody hasn't seen your politics displayed all over your twitter feed and facebook post. they know what you are about even if you haven't seed it in the workplace. >> i never had to deal with that. i, woulded in a publishing company. i was the fitness editor. nobody knew about me until the 92 election. somebody assumed i was voting for clinton and i said i was

voting for bush. >> then it was over. >> see what i'm saying? >> i think if people are going to talk about politics in the workplace, they feel comfortable and it means that their opinions and their political world view is well enough formed. any disagreement will almost guarantee to be a personal insult. if you are talking the workplace i am undecided about my philosophy about economics. can you tell me about this over lunch? i think people are already formed. >> that's the problem. the only people who have talked about it made up their minds. >> we never talked about politics. >> nobody talks to me, period. this is the first time i have engaged in any conversation. i have been buttoned up and ready to explode. this is absolutely a coastal thing. i was born and raised in the midwest. we don't do this. we adhere to the maximum, never discuss religion, politics, money. what you ran over with your car. all of that stuff is off limits. and it wasn't until i moved to the east coast of 19interest in 4 i found out what people

were making and who they were voting for and whatever the third category was which i have forgotten. if you don't believe me, ask my parents. we are here tonight. isn't that right, dad? >> yes. >> mom? >> you got it, son, looking good. >> the sad thing was they are here and that was their voices. >> i have an itchy nose. >> that was amazing. you don't drive in new york. >> and i hit people with my bike . >> from politics to pumpkins shorks all hallow's eve get a reprieve? a school district in illinois is the late toast ban halloween with the superintendent announcing, quote, there will be no costumes and no candy bags and no parties. then he strangled the cat. they cited many reasons including drop in attendance, religious or cultural reasons. a family's inability to afford a costumes, distracted kids and two scary costumes. of course, a lot of parents aren't cool with the policy.

quote, i would hate to think of my kid not being able to wear his cat costumes to school. did you say his cat costume? somebody has a future in musical theater. as for this year's most popular costume, it is panda in a box. >> they euthanatized it later. joy is this political -- joe sthis political correctness run a muck? i hear it is always running. >> no, it runs. i have to either see a doctor or a plumber. it is the east coast or the midwest. i don't know what that means. if you talk fast enough on the show, people will just laugh at what you say. you don't have to make any sense. >> it is the pot brown knees. you are welcome. >> i think it is ridiculous to ban halloween.

i guess if some kids can't afford costumes throw them in a garbage bag and go as an invisible -- go as a black hole. >> i like that. >> we were actually fairly poor growing up. not poor, but toe nail soup, basic stuff like that. but we had to find creative costumes, and i would put on a belt and hold a drill and say i am a murderer. but i don't see any reason to ban it in school unless there are health reasons. >> i think it is about sensitivity. they mentioned culture like it is not part of other people's culture. but we have the best culture. >> who, voodoo priests? >> i don't understand it. >> i don't get it. >> on halloween you go as an extra from "the lost boys." are we a nation of hurt feelings ? >> i don't dress up for halloween, but that's just how i look.

it is ridiculous. i think there is a secret agenda. they don't want to celebrate the festivities before the day of all souls. they are soulless. also didn't put time into that one either. i decided i spend more of my time making fun of everyone's wardrobe than i will put into the talking point. and i decided i don't want to take too much time because i know bill has to get back to the buffalo bill and calamity jane crazy road show they do, right? >> we happened to take pride in our western viewer ship. >> i happen to think you talk very slow. >> me? >> there is a method. it is methodical. >> do you have kids? >> i do. >> i bet you read stories really, really thoughtfully. >> i do a great job. >> but actually he won't let me do too many voices. he does line read. that is annoying.

i do get a kick out of that. >> i was thinking about it later. i am a lonely man. jedediah, i didn't forget about you. halloween tierney of the sensitive or a terrible plan. >> terrible plan. sometimes they will actually selectively ban certain costumes. if you have a black or white face paint that is considered -- it targets racial sensitivities. you can't go as a nun or a priest. god forbid you should curse that day. it will convey something negative about that particular stereo type. they do this all the time. it is not new. kids love halloween. it is like their favorite day. yes if you were wondering if there was way to blame president obama, i will tell you there is because they are banning candy and michelle obama is part of the food police. >> well done, jedediah. if we outlaw halloween blank will have blank.

>> ban it. ban stupid halloween. >> they will probably find candy anyway. and never discount what a scantily clad costumes will do to a teenage crotch. no chalkboard is safe. it is not for anyone to see. i don't like any of it. >> remember how you would feel if you hit one hot teacher? what happens to the kids? no sweatpants. >> from candy to crime. should we screen a baby's brain to see if it is insane? they blogged the said men terry rock and asked if we should scan kids' brains and find out who would end up as violent criminals. developments in neuro science and genetics means we will have future abatements. a stud dough shows 85% of males with mutations in a certain gene combined with childhood abuse engaged in antisocial behavior.

quote, this is not a minority report like future. oh i get it. but using new technology to identify at risk kids and treat them before they inflict you are rep rabble damage on themselves and others. brain scans have yet to determine why cats con constantly out smart dogs. >> would have been better without the laughter. >> so amused by that. >> you were amused? >> no, he was. >> the amusement was inversely proportional to the laughter. >> this kid will be stuck with a sociopath thick label before he does anything sociopath thick, do you think that is fair? >> no. what will make him crazy is the fact that he will find out he underwent these tests because people assume he may be prone to criminal activity. how are you going to tell if

six-year-olds -- people as young as six will be prone to stealing their sister's toys. >> you could do that, joe. i think you would like that job. >> testing the kids? >> no, telling the kids. i can see you going, look, you did some tests and you are a problem. >> when i was growing up my parents constantly told me i was not going to amount to anything and i was going to be probably a killer or blite on society. and i murdered them. it is not a problem anymore. yes, i felt trapped, but i took some action. >> it was a self-fulfilling prophesy, but a good one. look how you turned out. you are successful. >> i am doing great. >> you are doing great. >> that's what they will tell every new fish. >> this is cool. did they wear the denim jackets?

>> everybody wears the denim jackets. >> it absorbs the blood. >> jesse? >> what? >> you looked like you would fail that test, but you lead a normal life. what do you make of this? do you care? do you have a prepared joke? >> no. i'm sure it was upsetting to you at the age of three you were told that was as tall as you were going to get. you know, other things that three-year-olds do, it doesn't translate into adult behavior. like three-year-olds will show therapy nighses to relatives at parties, and three-year-olds will drink bleach if given the opportunity. we can't assume all three-year-olds will be colin farrell. >> a brain scan would show you don't have a brain. and given the fact that you wrote this question says a lot about you. >> i am a cuter, but i am afraid of blood. >> i think you can predict a lot via the brain scan. they predicted that jesse

joyce would wear the snap buttons. it is the easiest button to use. i'm sure they could predict the horrible facial hair. why not predict kids could grow up to be psychos. but i do think it is a minority report-type thing. that's not a learned thing. if it is in their head, throw them in the slammer right away. >> maybe joe has an answer to this. what if that is your best at trough beaut. what if your parents are excited and they are looking at you saying you could be a super evil genius, like an evil, evil criminal? wouldn't that tip them off saying we could push them in that direction? >> you have to keep them away from collage art and move them toward an mba program. >> evil corporate genius. don't send stupid letters and never get caught. that was a big let down.

>> if you are good at not getting caught, that's the at trough beaut to have. >> it g give magazines a bad wrap for a longtime. >> it is always good to leafleters around missing. >> on the coffee table. >> oh really, us weekly, us monthly. >> that's how they really look. you saw them crossed out. but that's how they look. it is bizarre. what was that show called? "darma and greg." can i ask you a question? did you come up with the lost boy thing on the fly? >> he spent weeks writing that. >> because they are really well done. >> they are in the prompter. can't you see? >> i didn't see that one.

>> i -- and now we have to out out -- to get out of here so he can play on the camden community theater which is hard to get on the large front wheel and tiny back wheel because he needs a stepladder. >> i can tell you are sober because i could never do that. that took a longtime. >> i have given you my number and welcome to talk to me at anytime. >> coming up, what is it like to have unlimited banana berry smooth thees? working the night shift at jamba juice. but first, did wycliffe john tweet the best tweet ever? we report, you oil up.

barbara streisand held a concert and attendees were met with metal wands. the new york post reported it is a less intrusive security measure than the metal detectors at the doors of the jay-z concerts. they called it a double standard, but reps for the arena deny the policy was racially motivated, that they were testing different security methods. the arena said they will no longer use the metal detectors for any events for the foreseeable future. discuss in the -- >> lightning roooouuuunnnnnnddd. lightning round. >> jedediah, do you buy their reason for switching? >> no. it is the same arena. they should have the same policy. my grandmother went to the barbara streisand won cert. she is a 98-year-old italian woman, and she would beat the

crap out of anybody. >> does she carry? does she pack? >> she carries in these guns like i do. >> my 98-year-old grandmother went to the jay-z concert and kicked ass! >> is this one of the stories you have to be very careful about what the conclusion might be? >> yes, you do. i would like to take a moment here to desperately try to somehow draw a comparison to the metal wand and vibrators and i can't do it. i wonder if anybody can help. something about how the audience is more used to -- >> i see where are you going. i am not going to dwo there, but i see where you going. >> i find those wands less metal and more magic. >> terrible, jesse. >> i didn't say anything. >> no, you are just terrible. >> just generally. >> a metal detector would be set off by all of the rings

you steel from hot topic, right? >> well, it is not an actual metal. it is a metallic paint. they couldn't use metal detector because 90% of her fans have artificial hips. i would also like to redeem that one by pointing out that the real issue with profiling was the jay-z concert when the fans arrived, the bar clays investment group handed them a home loan rejection notice. >> wow. i think that redeemed you somewhat. bill, you brunch with expwrai z. does he -- jay-z. does he care about heightened security? >> you miss heard me. it was a guy named jason. i did ask him about the story in between sharing the thursday section. he said we are burying the lead. it is not the metal detector or the wand. it is the fact they said you must limit one black person per posse.

i was outraged and it should not stand. next topic, wycliffe john celebrated his 43rd birthday by losing the johns. and posted on a ducati mostly cloudy in baby -- motorcycle. it says i am 43 years old. i look and feel 26. you can't keep a good man down. keep a smile when they want you to frown. that bike just lost 10 million in value. do you applaud this man for keeping himself in good shape and not being afraid of showing it off? >> i think it is ridiculous. he was a former presidential candidate. for haiti, but he ran for president. this photo will hurt any future presidential bid unless he intends to run for the fire island chapter of the sons of anarchy. >> no kidding.

>> what is it about aging that makes people take silly pictures like this? >> there is a desperate need to run from the fact that we are mortal and going to die. the only way to do it is with photographs. >> i think it is beautiful. >> he looks great. the motorcycle was tacky, but he looks great. >> what should he have been ride ?g. >> actually one of the -- >> a huge bicycle. >> yes. >> nobody knows the name. >> i don't think it has a name. >> old, tiny bike. >> i feel like i am 140 years old on a tiny bike. >> williamsburg has a store with the tiny bikes. >> really? >> i don't know. i am assuming there will be. they won't be for sale. you will want to buy one and they won't sell it to you. thoughts, concerns? >> i feel like it is a little gender bias. if there was a hot woman, i feel like the men would be

saying, wow, she looks great. now because it is a guy they say midlife crisis let's flip the page. >> you underestimate the perversions of men. they don't look at anything over 50, right? >> that is horrible. you ageist. i will still look at wycliffe. am i the only one who looks like he superimposed his head on a black captain america doll? that's exactly what it looks like. that's not baby oil. that's plastic. >> that's because he is plastic. >> that's a perfect body. >> there is no hair. there is no fingernails. that's a doll. well done photo shop. >> i would love to see you do that on your mode of trans rt poo. you would get kicked off the bus. >> i do. do you have a comment on the show 1234* e-mail us. and if you have a video of your animal doing something not boring go to fox

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levy. great news. "the five" yesterday had the highest show rating with 2.5 million viewers and 600,000 -- 600,000 in the demo. >> what does that have to do with us? >> it is "the five" what i do in the afternoon. >> what does it have to do with me? >> it is a show on the same network. just happy to bring it up. >> if you say so. >> numbers are not shows, greg. greg, you said election day is a year away. no one knows for sure? >> right. >> that didn't sound right to me. did some digging and couldn't find anything. >> it is one of those things. did you ever have to find a location to a storage company, but that's the one thing they don't have or the hours of a restaurant and you keep searching around in it is like that with the election.

terrible metaphor. >> if we had another year until election day, i would kill myself. >> i would look forward to that. >> and then quit twitter. jesse, you said you are talking politics in the workplace is bad for productive. the joke was mark twain esque. you never read mark twain, have you? >> it seemed like -- i guess it was like 19th century -- our politicians are garbage. >> i think it was more shania twain. >> how about the capital steps? >> write ron paul on your hand. >> i have it tatood on my inner thigh, but it is not appropriate. >> next time dress like wycliffe. jedediah, even if you are not talking politics in the

workplace, people know because of facebook, twitterett set raw. i don't know that's true. the vast majority of the country doesn't talk about politics on facebook or twitter if they even have those things. we just don't know those people. >> if you are political enough to bring it up in the workplace though, are you probably talking about it elsewhere. >> maybe. >> can i sake quickly if -- can i say quickly if joe dressed like wycliffe he would be in the shaw shank yard. >> not letting it die. >> it will get funny again. trust me. >> again? >> it is like one of those things you hit enough times and they are like, stop doing the thing. you do it again and it is like -- >> hilarious. >> i guess you just missed your friend, andy. >> talking politics at work is one thing. but don't start calling your office mates nasty names. that's what twitter is for. >> exactly.

you said you think this is ridiculous. what about the fact that halloween or it is the time when this world and the other world -- the door between the worlds is open and the souls of the dead can come back to our world. that's not a time for kids. >> that's one of the main reasons not to ban halloween. if you ban it, they will transfer over into our world, and all of a sudden we are in a situation where we are busting ghosts into schools there is no way we will keep up with property taxes. >> as opposed to busing. >> and ghosts are not makers. they are takers. they don't hold down jobs. >> what do they take though really besides your soul? >> good point. can't think of anything. what do ghosts take? >> they make noises. they take your sleep. >> they take your sleep.

>> they move like a match boxcar . ghosts kind of suck. i could do that easy. >> jesse, you said you spend more time making fun of wardrobes than actual jokes. you are correct. i am not sure it is a good thing as you seem to think. >> whatever. i feel like i have to fight back every time now. >> that's fair. >> even though i set the precedent. it is my fault this goes on. >> dana vashon who is no longer on the show because of you jie. he started it. when he was gone i had nobody to pick on so i transferred it to you and bill and that's why it is all coming crashing down on me. jedediah, you said it is sad kids love halloween. they can go trick-or-treating after school. >> it is a big part of the day after school. they dress up and they have little contests of who wears

the best costumes. from a teacher's perspective, this is a day where you don't have to teachers and. cash dash teachers and. >> shouldn't kids learn at a young age that life isn't fair? >> the whole point is stupid. halloween shouldn't be banned for kids. it should be banned for adults. >> i like the sexy nurse outfits they sell. >> people in their 40s dressed in costumes, really? scanning kids' brains to see if they have criminal tendency? the author says, quote, the children who would be included in these studies shouldn't be identified by mass screenings. >> i am worried about what they define as abhorant behavior. is it kids being kids. i don't know. it makes me nervous. >> bill, you said what do you do with it if you discover the kid has a genetic ab nor mall tee. it is a combination of this ab nor mall tee and an abusive environment that can lead to

criminal behavior. huey said a growing body of studies shows nutritional or form suit cal interventions can reduce this behavior. that would be the idea. >> i would like to correct you. i was with you last halloween and i happen to know you dressed up as a miss misanthrope. >> it took me a longtime to put that costumes together. >> i basically rang the door. >> his catch phrase was, hey. >> and i was in my apartment by myself. >> and nobody came. >> i love it. jedediah, you don't buy the arena's excuse they were using different security methods. in their defense, it is a new arena. the jay-z concert was the first there. i am not sure i buy it either, but it is technically possible

they were doing that. it is possible and not probable. in the future i guarantee they will not make that mistake again. >> i agree. why is being wanded less intrusive than walking through a metal detector? >> i don't know. when i thought of a wand i thought of crazy tsa invasive stuff. i agree was 100%. i don't know. >> thoab minds walking through the metal detector. it is the other stuff. >> it is the ouch iting and groabing. groping. >> and lastly on the wycliffe thing, this guy is 43 and announcing to everybody is it is his birthday. is he 12? >> no, he is 43. that's why you thought he was 12. >> hi, everyone, it is my birthday. shot up. -- shut up. >> you are a misanthrope. >> i am not a miss misanthrope. i just don't like people. and the big front wheel and the small rear wheel, it is a

penny farthing. apparently back in the day at the called it a bicycle. that's not even a joke. as the newer styles came around they gave it those names. >> what would make them think the bigger wheel and smaller wheel was better than two the same. >> and the handles bars were this far apart. twats completely i illogical. >> 50 years from now people will be laughing at us. >> it will be a big real wheel and small front wheel. >> it took forever. >> should liberals be skinked alive and thrown in a giant tub full of lemon juice? jedediah discusses her new book. but first, what was andy doing at comic-con? sadly it looks like we are going to find out.

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last week new york city was flooded with freaks and psycho paths and there was new york comic -- come nick con, the convention for toys, movies, television and other things. i sent our own nerd, tv's andy levy to check it out. he made it back. >> not sure how bill wormed his way out of this one. but that's what he does. i am here at new york comic-con. or as nerds call it, fashion week. >> guys, first question, who are you wearing? >> white rabbit. >> the red queen. >> red queen. >> you are all from great expectations? >> wonderland. >> i am not familiar with that. >> do you not just do this at comic conventions ? >> we do the game convention.

>> what makes you do this? >> fun. it is like halloween when you feel like doing it. >> he is a rock and roll clown that does a lot of cocaine. that's all there is to hip. >> you put the word sexy in front and that's your costumes. >> i tried not to be a sexy edward scissor hand. i didn't want to be labeled as that. >> it is leggo greg. >> i am the mother of dragons. >> you are supposed to have three dragons, aren't you? >> yes, i couldn't carry them all. >> this is easily my favorite interview. we have scarlet and emma. >> he is one of my favorite characters. and we don't like wigs. it is whatever hair color we

have. >> how is it that he becomes a punch line? >> i am not a punch line. >> i am here with a girl dressed as superman. >> it is super girl. >> same exact powers as superman? joy yes. >> in most cases,. >> but hotter. >> i hope so. >> do you think there is a reason only the girls get the privilege of wearing the revealing costumes. >> yes. we definitely should have gone in a different direction, here we go. >> what are you calling yourselves? >> it is definitely not wonder woman and definitely not wonder man. so it is wonder. >> a lot of people are wondering. >> here with laura croft. what is going on? >> not much. still raiding tombs. >> we haven't seen each other in 4, five years.

>> i guess not. >> i don't want to check it out here. i have essence of an avenger. i think i am going with the holt. hold on. actually it smells pretty good. i don't know that i feel like an avenger. tell everyone why i am interviewing you. >> because i rec cog easy intoed you. because i recognized you. >> so, talked to a bunch of hot chicks in cos stiew. it was a good day. >> andy, i am surprised to see you out of your apartment. >> don't ever send somebody who doesn't like to talk to people go talk to people. >> you are making fun, but you knew the woman had three dragons. aren't you really more pathetic than she is? >> i don't believe i was making fun of those people.

those are my people. >> a lot of hot women. >> so many hot women. i shot that piece on friday and i what going to go back on saturday to walk around. it was a nice day so i stayed home and played video games. >> were you there dressed as hot topic man? >> i usually keep business and pleasure separate. guy have you ever been -- >> have you ever been to these things? would you care to go with me? >> i had the opportunity to go to this last one, but i get a little overwhelmed with the people and all of that sweat. >> it is sweaty. it is the costumess and the make up and the normal sweat that they have. >> too much people. >> bill, speaking of lines have you ever gone to comic-con this. >> yes, i went last year. don't you remember? i go to comic-con every year

and i dress up as the same, erin moran, season three "help days." >> you go with what i've got. >> he sits and puts out an erin moran thing. >> when they arrest me for fraud i say it is a costumes. but i go there as erin moran. >> can i break in to say i have been on the screen now for the past minute for no reason. >> we should take a break then. they are telling me to. or we can keep you on here. >> whatever. >> don't leave. more stover -- more stuff to talk about.

they are blocking users in germany by using tweets from the neo nazi group. it is the first time twitter has sensorred an account, but the ban is in the u.s. i can't believe you said yes.

it is good to have tools to do it narrowly and trans parentally. did twitter do the right thing? >> well, it is a slippery slope. if you start banning organizations that are filled with criminals. >> i thought you were going to say congress again. >> the neo nazis wanted to complain against being discrime it thatted against. they found themselves to be determined and they would have to throw bricks through their own windows. >> i would have gone with the congress. >> what do you make of this? >> twitter is a private company. >> i think 99.9999% is a free speech zone. any nazis i read, i read for the humor.

it doesn't affect my enjoyment at all. when germans watch this they will think he is agreeing with the nazi twitter feed. that's it is other language. >> i am a fierce first amendment advocate, but neo nazis, i don't need to see their hate. >> how about nazis ? >> that's not going to cut it either. >> neo nazis are nazi that look like key anew reeves, right? it is a great game for six to nine. don't ask me how i know. bill? >> it brings up a good point. that's the problem with germany and other european countries whose names escape me. they want their free speech cup, but want the cake and eat it to. that's why the muslims got mad at us. >> we have a guy in jail. >> that was an awkward ending.

>> we will close things out with a post game wrap up. go to fox news.com/red eye.

back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> what is thing x? >> it is a new website that i launched yesterday. with myself and a few other expatriots from the onion collaborating an adult swim and creating a perfect black hole available at thing x.com. >> sweet. >> thank you. >> tv next week? >> have i a ton of tv and and go to jedediah below.com to see it. but greg didn't ask about my t-shirt. i was the only one wearing a t-shirt and he didn't ask. >> jesse, a new web series? >> youtube.com/history. i just say mean [bleep] about history.