as ash as arbi teary. show feels door after door has been shut on her and her fawnly. family. and what hurts the most is the refusal of the red cross to help. what did you think when you got the phone call saying you were not gre going to get that money? >> i said it was wrong i said that to him. it's unfair. wathere was never an idea i was not going to be eligible. there was never that conversation. determining using some sort of subjective interpretation of their policy as to whether or not your particular report was actually abusive, because if it doesn't contain language that specifically threatens you directly or is targeted towards you specifically, they may not consider it abuse. they may consider it offensive. and in that case they just recommend that you block that person. >> i don't want to minimise this, because i mean, there's some really horrible things that are on line, and it's not - it's not just twitter, what has happened through social media and the anonymity of the net is that you see we

as ash as arbi teary. show feels door after door has been shut on her and her fawnly. family. and what hurts the most is the refusal of the red cross to help. what did you think when you got the phone call saying you were not gre going to get that money? >> i said it was wrong i said that to him. it's unfair. wathere was never an idea i was not going to be eligible. there was never that conversation. >> they say they did it because they were trying to protect my children. they didn't protect my children, they traumatized them. >> fault lines examines why so many native american kids are caught in the child welfare system. >> any time they see a social worker its like seeing a police officer. the immediate response is, "they're here to take my kids". >> from the indian perspective who sees this in terms of history, this is as about as adversarial as it gets. what happens when social media uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? >> they share it on the stream. >> social media isn't an after-thought, it d

arby's. >> arby's. still making sandwiches. filled with, filled with sliced something. >> stewart: what? what was -- what was that? what? what is that beautiful sound coming from? it can't be, it can't be possible! >> our friends, are our friends back? oh, my god, people! >> they are back! oh! people, i am here to say. that the jokes we do on this program seem to have accomplished very little. >> they don't do (bleep). >> stewart: if you provide purpose a little catharsis or perspective. >> on a good day. >> stewart: maybe on a good day, like most of us, when we complain about stuff it doesn't change. and talking about -- ♪ >> stewart: i have fine bone density. the point is, don't use our jokes as evidence that the thing you hate must be stopped. because i am sure when we joke about (bleep) you like, you will be more than happy to ignore it. we add insult, not injury. >> you are just weak. fueling the populist anger that could really change the system. >> stewart: somebody has been reading salon.com. >> there is one other thing

(laughter) and arbies. arbies, why not challenge your stomach to a fight. so post nsa revelation, the house intelligence committee hauled in our nation's spy chiefs yesterday. who came before the congressional committee hat in hand. >> this is a tough time for nsa where everybody says what are you doing or why are you doing. it is much more important for this country that we defend this nation and take the beating than it is to give up a program that would result in this nation being attacked. >> i'm sorry, did i say they came hat in hand. i meant middle fingers a blazing. yes, the intelligence community's altitude could best be desribed as are we done here? because i need to get back on that walk. you need me on that wall. you can't handle the truth. show me the money. you had me at hello. we ain't teaching radio, radio teaching us. that's not a noise, this is a noise, i'm not a stripper, i'm a dancer. said the director of the national security agency. but the congress people in the house intelligence committee were adamant they did not know anything about

you don't work at an arby's. >> i don't, but send me a couple dollars to get me through the week. buy some belts and socks and stuff. >> did you see how excited jesse got when you said hot topic? >> i noticed that. >> i just wondered why he walked that an arby's and you talked him out of it. >> you don't work at an arby's. >> but jesse, i know you get mad when people don't put change in the sbarro tip jar where you work, but would you make up a story like this? >> as a former waiter with a lesbian haircut i don't know what you are talking about. i got tipped all the time. >> you did work at the hard rock -- no planet hollywood. people think i make up these jobs, but you had these jobs. >> 15 years ago, greg. >> kd lange, two sprites. >> you need to do that in a sri-lanka accent. >> don't do that because then i have to edit it out. andy, you must have a theory. >> the most important thing here is this could have happened. >> even if it didn't happen this can be a teachable moment. homophobia is real. even if there is none here there could have been. >> even if this didn't happen it

the perfect entree to -- sponsored by arby's because your hunger is stronger than your memory.case you're wondering ... so >> jon: you can see we have coming movie. >> everything as changed. >> how has it changed. >> he had another stroke last night. he was good in the race. >> that's good. not for him obviously. [bleep] that's an outstanding development. >> wow honey bear, guess who just announced he's running? can't you see you're in a man cave anymore. he's waiting to get re-elected. >> jon: john goodman. [crowd cheering] john goodman. >> am i here to be barked at? >> jon: not at all. >> actually they thought they were going to see arsenio tonight. >> jon: may i say something to you. i would like to say this to you anyway and this may be embarrassing. you never suck in anything. i have never, i have never ever -- everything you do, it's awesome. and i always love watching you do. is there anything you've done where you go boy i didn't like that. >> oh yeah. >> jon: really. >> yeah. >> jon: are you critical of yourself. >> all the time. it gives me the creeps to watch myself.

the top rated kids meal was arby's mac and cheese served with apples and water and the study found the top 18 fast-food restaurants spent 4.6 billion to market products. that's 2.7 more than the fruit, vegetable, milk and bottled water industries combined. >>> the 49er season is not over yet, but the first piece of candlestick is up for sale. the team is selling off its old seats. season ticket holders get first dibs at two seats for $649. you have to buy them by the pair. starting december 9th, the general public can buy them. they are being sold in sets of two. proceeds will benefit the san francisco youth programs. a boy with a rare illness got to live out his stream on a high school football field thanks to the opposing team. he has an illness that has stunted his growth. he always wanted to play on the football team in alabama and last friday at the coach's suggestion the opposing team gave him that chance and even insisting he get to score. >> i can't describe how amazing it was to be in in uniform playing football. the whole stands, they just started shouting my name. let's go,

the top rated kids meal was arby's mac and cheese served with apples and water and the study found the top 18 fast-food restaurants spent 4.6 billion to market products. that's 2.7 more than the fruit, vegetable, milk and bottled water industries combined. >>> the 49er season is not over yet, but the first piece of candlestick is up for sale. the team is selling off its old seats. season ticket holders get first dibs at two seats for $649. you have to buy them by the pair. starting december 9th, the general public can buy them. they are being sold in sets of two. proceeds will benefit the san francisco youth programs. a boy with a rare illness got to live out his stream on a high school football field thanks to the opposing team. he has an illness that has stunted his growth. he always wanted to play on the football team in alabama and last friday at the coach's suggestion the opposing team gave him that chance and even insisting he get to score. >> i can't describe how amazing it was to be in in uniform playing football. the whole stands, they just started shouting my name. let's go,

the top rated kids meal was arby's mac and cheese served with apples and water and the study found the8 fast-food restaurants spent 4.6 billion to market that's that's 2.7 more than the fruit, vegetable, milk and bottled water industries combined. >>> the 49er season is not over yet, but the first piecetip of candlestick is up for sale. the team is selling off its old seats. season ticket holders get first dibs at two seats for $649. you have to buy them by the pair. starting december 9th, the general public can buy them. they are being sold in sets of two. proceeds will benefit the san francisco youth programs. a boy with a rare illness got to live out his stream on a high school football field thanks to the opposing team. he has an illness that has stunted his growth. he always wanted to play on the football team in alabama and last friday at the coach's suggestion the opposing team gave him that chance and even insisting he get to score. >> i can't describe how amazing it was to be in in uniform playing football. the whole stands, they just started shouting my name. let's go, tatum!

that state stan their damaged homes one of the ways the worker described the program as arb as ash as arbi t. show feels door after door has been shut on her and her fawnly. family. and what hurts the most is the refusal of the red cross to help. what did you think when you got the phone call saying you were not gre going to get that money? >> i said it was wrong i said that to him. it's unfair. wathere was never an idea i was not going to be eligible. there was never that conversation. you have met all of the requireless trequirements to mau eligible. >> the new york attorney general's office is tinnin contg to watch the red cross. they do expect them to honor the victims of sandy. >> when you hear this story, you are modall mode immediately strt is happening here? is the red cross running out of money for victims. >> we knew that at the time the change came in the program they had $110 million in the bank raised for sandy. and they had a thousand families and giving them the maximum allowable that would have been $10 million. that in the scope of things is not a lot for the red cross. >>

shocking new evidence suggests he is alive and working at a kansas city arby's. plus, does the president turning down a cameo on "entourage"? >> all of us have moments when we look back and wonder whatwh the heck was i thinking? >> and finally have youth gymnastics become a training ground for a low general ofsupe cia super spies? the story nbc sports doesn't want you to hear. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> and now let's welcome our guests.gues i am here with the lean queen of mean. ed never trust a liberal over 3, especially a republican. for every copy purchased, none of the proceeds will go to charity. finally, and here to bring yet another showdown it is tv's andy levy. and it is the legendary and sexy comedian jim norton. he premieres on thursday on netflix. i will hunt you down and kill you with my bare feet. you are talking while i am doing introductions. that drives me crazy. mix to me, the only superman that mattered, actor dean cain. you can see him defending santa. it is when santa is arrested for mass murder. this sunday at 9:00 p.m. o

shocking new evidence suggests he is alive and working at a kansas city arby's. plus, does the president regret turning down a cameo on "entourage." >> all of us have moment when's we look back and wonder what the heck was i thinking? >> and finally, have gymnastics become a training ground for a legion of cia super spies? the story nbc sports doesn't want you to hear. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> and now let's welcome our guests. well i am here with the lean queen of mean ann coulter, political commentator.

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whoppers, four medium cookie dough blizzards from dairy queen or ten beef and cheddar sandwiches from arby'se going to eat that, it should taste good. nicole johnson is here to make sure you season and cook that turkey in exactly the right way. welcome nicole. >> good morning, happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving to you, too. so let's just start with the biggest mistake people make on thanksgiving because i know that people are about right now ready to stick that turkey in the oven. what should they check on? >> we're busy here today, receiving phone calls, people may have forgot on it start thawing the turkey. they can offer the cold water advanced method, takes about a half hour, give us a call, 1-800-butterball. >> we're getting a lot of background noise from you. are you talking directly into your microphone? i'm just making sure we have all our is dotted and ts crossed. >> yes, i'll speak up a little bit louder. >> that's better. millions of americans aren't cooking their own turkey this year, they're preordering already made turkeys from places like whole foods, so what's the best

b, redman oregon -- arby, redman, oregon.an it be any surprise telephonet like to some of this recording. when i was a little girl, i wore one dress a week. a week. to school. .ardboard in my shoes i grew up in a lean area. i felt fortunate. i felt fortunate. you talked about what you call the slant on this reporting. what do you mean by that? like talking't about walmart and its union allies. how many employees are you going to find in those lines protesting walmart? if anybody hasn't learned or wasn't raised with the idea that life is not fair -- one of our was you betters be able to pull your own red wagon because no one will pull up for you. host: tom, ohio, independent line. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. on this topic, the minimum wage in the service industry was not met or designed for people to raise families on. it was a starter job. orwas the jobs as children young adults, our parents got us to teach us work ethics. to encourage us to get better jobs. unfortunately, corporations have since moved