>> jimmy: yeah, you and andy won. >> thank you. andy? where's andy?coming on the show. i appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> jimmy: oh please, please, please. i have a lot to talk to you about. one, is you're doing your own line, your fashion line with tommy hilfiger. >> it's crazy. i started designing the line almost a year ago, so now it's like, i'm kind of over it -- no, i'm kidding, i'm not over it. i'm just really excited. i want people to see it and like, wear it, and i'm just so excited. >> jimmy: when does it come out? when can we see it? >> so it's out september of this year, and it's going to be in the show, in tommy hilfiger's show at new york fashion week, and you're going to be able to buy it right after the show, so we're speeding it up a little bit. >> jimmy: this is a giant thing. this is pretty major. this is as big as it gets, really. >> it's crazy. like, i have so much respect for the artists and the designers that i work with that i don't want to call myself a a designer. i just wanted to make clothes for people that follow

she always like, i saw andy the other day. i'm like, andy who? she's goes, "andy."nds with him, mom. you're not friends with andy cohen, mom." [ laughter ] but here's -- you did a a facebook live thing the other day. we took a screen shot of it because it made me laugh. your mom commented on -- >> i did a facebook live, right, and she commented. she's the first comment on the top. look it -- >> jimmy: it says, "this is boring." [ laughter ] >> and she tagged me. this is boring, andy cohen. thank you. >> jimmy: tagged you to make sure you saw it. >> yes, exactly. thanks, i saw your comment, yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: i love moms so much. it's the greatest. evelyn. >> evelyn, yes. >> jimmy: she always thinks that you scream when your on my show. >> she'll probably text me tonight, great job on jimmy but you always scream when you're on that show. >> jimmy: well, you don't. >> i get excited. >> jimmy: i know we get excite together. maybe just whisper and say hello, evelyn. >> hey, mom. >> jimmy: hello, evelyn. we love you. andy cohen, everybody. "watch what h

joanne, i think andy was right and i think andy brought them to their knees. >> andy is always right. he is also very kind and intelligent and loves to give me money. no, like you said, what's up with the trending. i go on facebook to stalk my ex. and for all of the people who are upset, boycott physician book. no we won't do that because we are addicted to the sites and we don't care about the business ethnics -- ethics that it is such a huge part of our lives. >> from what i under facebook is jealous of other sites like twitter. >> honestly i do get a bit more news from twitter. actually i get all of my news from twitter. >> can you blame facebook for trying to tweet things? >> trending is an act of desperation. >> the trending section is in the top right hand corner and all of this nonsense about conservatives getting their stuff pushed away, everything comes from the stream in the middle and some of my good friends in pennsylvania share the thaings -- things about barack obama being -- >> you see enough feeds. >> the topic is like a dog fell on a grenade and saved a family. >> i l

and andy felt that he was best spontaneous and fresh so they had a fake andy that you had to rehearser ] i swear. >> seth: how many days until everybody could just figure out he was andy? >> so we only had five days a week and andy was there for 1 1/2 of them. and every friday when we shot, i would knock on his dressing room door. i had to be madly in love with him. i was his wife. but i was mad. every friday, i was mad. i came in, i said, andy, you know, i know you here first and i know you don't like to rehearse, but i have to tell you this it's really hard for me and it's very upsetting, blah, blah, blah, blah. and he would say, i know, i understand i just can't do it. i know, i understand. but i just can't, you know, i just can't not rehearse. by the end of this talk, we would be able to go out and be in love. >> seth: excellent. >> you know, we'd be on the same page. but i swear to god, this happened every week, this talk. >> seth: so pretty much like a regular marriage. [ laughter ] >> i would say. >> seth: there you go. i think my wife is never more in love with me than after a

andy is 100% right.ght this was possible because nobody believed that someone with this little experience with this temperament and tone who's been this divisive would secure a nomination for a major party. i hope this will sober up americans. people thought this was a joke, it's sending a signal but i tell you what, the president of united states being this erratic on so many different issues is a dangerous -- the economist magazine says a trump presidency would be a threat to global stability. that's not a liberal rag. >> that is a -- it is a liberal rag, i gave up my subscription. >> you say president obama is partially responsible for the rise of trump. >> i don't want to absolve the right of their sins and their part to play in this but i think it's true. these two guys, barack obama, president obama and mr. trump have some things in common. both are pretty big on the ego, both are thin skinned and both seem to have somewhat of an authoritarian streak, not a huge respect for separation of powers. fr

come on, andy.usan, incredible. [ laughter ] >> yes. >> seth: now how long have you had the script before today's performance? >> oh, actually, i've been secretly working on this for years. [ laughter ] i have journals i've written as susan. and, uh -- yeah. >> seth: now i saw little piece of your performance. tell me if i got this right. did a little piece of susan wanna go with? [ laughter ] >> she did, but she was like, "everybody is going to judge me. because nobody goes with," so -- >> seth: that came through, greta. >> she saved face. >> seth: that came through. >> good. >> seth: kenan, how many characters do you think you've played at "snl" who think white people are acting stupid? [ laughter ] >> i would say all of them. [ laughter ] that's how it is. that's how it is. >> en total. >> good to be here, though. [ laughter ] so glad. >> seth: that's all the time we have for our q and a, but we're gonna continue it online. so head over to latenightseth.com for all of it. and we'll be right back.

now what, andy levy? >> now somebody who is not you has to clean that up. >> rob, i will ignore the fact you don't call them anti-american. >> thank you for your service. >> you're welcome. boy the way wednesday i tweeted out and asked if he was team cap and team ironman. i have yet to get a a response. >> i feel like after all of the nice things i have said i can get a little loyalty in turn. >> i feel like he is a traitor. >> edward snowden is mown for his loyalty? >> skip that because none of you will get it. curt schilling -- i was going to talk about jean michelle. >> a great film scorer. he may be talking about his father. >> i am. >> curt schilling slams. them. >> the invite is open. who do we love more, mommy or daddy? i hate it when they fight. >> you brought up schilling's video game company and the controversy he got a $75 million loan george w. bush tee from the state of -- >> nailed it. >> millennials don't like capitalism. tom, as you know i couple -- i council a lot of women. i say hate the

off. >> sometimes andy says he is just done. hejesse joyce will join us. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark. donald trump getting some attention from one politician after a rally on friday night in oregon. >> talk, no action is like the goofy elizabeth warren all talk, no action. she hasn't done anything in the united states senate. >> trump taking a swipe at senator elizabeth warren. trump making the comments while criticizing clinton and other rivals. the senator took to twitter to respond to trump with a number of tweets saying your ricism, 6 i'm and swreen gnaw -- gnaw --xenaphobia. >>> 2 -- 250,000 makers have burned in alberta, can 2345u do. the only thing that can help is rain. more than 80,000 people have been evacuated and fortunately no des or injuries have been reported. he is the first muslim to lead the city. he beat conservative zach by more than 300,000 votes. zika concerns are forcing baseball out of puerto rico. several players expressed getting and transmitting the virus and kfc is ta

we're like a twin act here, andy and andy. you know, we started this work in 2012, that's very smart people on my team, one of whom is here in the audience, who said we're going to share indicators in an automated way. there's no way we get the volume of information we need and the government to private sector back again unless we can standardize and automate this. we had to have first standards. dhs led the developments of two standards called sticks and taxis and those two have been able to implement the legislation today. we handed those standards over to standards body oasis last year, so a normal industry standard consortium is taking them forward. in 2014 we took those standards, all right, we've got to pilot this stuff. we worked with financial services sector and set up a pilot for sharing indicators back and forth. it was very successful. so successful that it spun off a company to to sales of product the out come of this pilot. and then, of course, we worked with the congress and with folks in this room to bring abou

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and the "red eye" pod cast is back with me and andy and our writers. and fox news radio.com. >>> welcome back. it is time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from tv's andy levy. >> how are you. >> there was a delay there i am so far away. >> trump and ryan meet. the end game is that ryan will endorse trump and i agree. when do you think this happens. i have seen some republicans saying the delay is hurting them regarding fundraising. >> i would guess based on zero information in the next two weeks. >> so you are guaranteeing -- you heard it here first. you said trump is a wild card with no actual plans. he does have actual suggestions though. isn't that what matters? >> sure if you are into vagaries and half truths he is your candidate. he is the king of that. he wants to build a wall. a stupid person would build a wall and have no door. i suggest we have a service window as well to see if mexico is abierto. >> chris, in response to tom saying we, meaning america, are looking for a drunk uncle, he said you and other we's weren't looking f

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. >> we're with former bachelorette, andy as she tells all. it rocked me. it was heart break. >> plus the chewbacca mom's moment of bliss becomes the biggest facebook video ever. what's it's done to the price of the mask, and how it's paying off for her. first, the "nightline" five. >> zan tatac works in as little 30 minutes. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heart burn faster. >> covering is caring, because covering heals faster. for a ban gaj that from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. >>> good evening, since the time of shakespeare and before that, tales of star crossed lovers from riveted audiences. the basic story hasn't changed much but format has. tonight two college students find love th

withurth day of action andy murray, taking center stage. here in france, the hard-line flatscreen'st is muscles to try to force the government to withdraw labor reform. early this morning, security forces cleared a blockade that was preventing access to an oil depot. consumers are feeling the effects of the oil sector being disrupted. one in five gas stations is already affected. refineriesfrance's shut down. s locked.pot stations areg either tapped out or running low, causing long lines at the pump. all of this is part of the labor union strategy to get the french government to roll back the contested labor reforms. over the past two months they have not been listening. now we are going to hit where it hurts. >> when you are the president or prime minister, when you see this in france, you have to ask yourself about your politics. >> prime minister manuel valls says enough is enough. since march, the labor reforms have prompted multiple protests, but the national movement has been waning. nowgovernment of the cbg is hunkering down. frustra

let's check in with andy levy at the tease deck. andy? >> coming up on the big show, budweiser bore changes its thaim to america. up next, they will change to canadian light. and a new poll that says people say it is okay to share spoilers on the media. spoiler alert, he agrees. spoiler alert, i will tear him apart at half time. and what story made tom shillue say, quote, i like a hairy chest, during our daily meeting. i am not a fan of spoiler, so i won't tell you what it is. back to you, tom. >> i did say that at the meeting. thanks, andy. let's welcome our guest. she failed art class, but she still knows how to paibt -- paint the town red. it is joanne nosuchunsky. national review staff writer charles cook. and in high school she was voted most likely to make someone cry during an argument. human rights attorney and director of the law fair project, brooke goldstein. and he has done more treatments than jonas salk. next to me, tv writer, producer and founder, rob long. let's start the show. >> is donald trump losing his touch? he used

let's check in with tv's andy levy to see what exciting stories we will be discussion. andy? >> thanks, tom. coming up on the big show, hillary clinton defends native americans by saying she knows how to deal with men who go off the reservation. it didn't help her face turned red with embarrassment. and why is radiohead disappearing from the internet? please let tom shillue say anything about rock's greatest band. i will end him! and a brooklyn pizzeria developed a pizza bach made out of pizza? they join us live to answer your questions. tom? >> exciting. thank you, andy. let's welcome our guests. she is peppier than a high school cheer squad, jill dobson. he is so unpredictable he actually try the shrimp. tim dillon. she is saltier than the blue sea. host of "kennedy" on the fox business network. and he is harrier than a greek salad at a queens diner. the editorial director of entrepreneurial.com. let's start the show. one candidate is not afraid to be politically incorrect. yes, i am talking about hit recline -- hillary clinton. she was asked and her response angered native

it is half time with tv's andy levy? you are not doing it. another block without andy levy. we will do more stories and the "red eye" pod cast is back. subscribe on itunes and fox news radio.com. >>> it is frat guys being frat guys. some fraternities recently hung questionable banners off the side of their house angering feminist groups. take a look. stand against sexual assault. we support survivors. this is the -- this is everyone's problem. now that doesn't seem that bad to me anyway. they appeared in april. some students found the messages to be in poor taste. they wrote an op-ed for their lack of self-awareness and called them nothing more than a cruel reminder that frats are male privilege and bad behavior. to display a banner saying we support survivors is something you have to earn by actually walking the walk. what is going on? this seems a little ridiculous. let the guys be sensitive guys, right? >> this is more proof you can never placate liberal. a lot of these sexual assault claims are not true. look what happened at duke university for lacrosse players. i want

hi, andy. >> hi, tom. let's talk about trump's taco tweet. it is the 2016 election and this is our lead story of the 2016 election. >> not just hours. >> that's why it is going to win. >> shoot me now. >> i think we can all agree that it was an improvement for trump. he didn't put "the" in front of hispanics. i am trying to give him the benefit of the doubt. i think he earned the benefit of the doubt, sir. tom, you said cindo de mayo is the most important day on the mexican calendar. is that a joke? it is not even close. i don't want to correct you if you were making a joke. >> what do you think? >> day of the dead x revolution day, independence day. >> when i lead off the story with a fairly absurd story do you think it is intentional? >> sadly no. >> by the way, a january review of the trump taco bowl said it had, quote, plain ground beef so devoid of flavor it rendered an insult to mexicans every bit as profound as trump. >> you said trump does not have a problem with hispanic voters and you agree with that. >> did i succeed? >> you succee

andy and andy. we actually started this work in 2012. i had some very smart people on my team, one of whom is here in the audience, rich struse, who said we're going to need to share indicators in an automated way. there's no way we get the volume of information we need from the government to the private sector and back again unless we can standardize and automate this. so we had to have first standards. dhs led the development of two standards called sticks and taxi. and those two standards are what have enabled us to implement the legislation today. we started that work in 2012. we handed those standards over to a standards body oasis last year. so a normal industry standards consortium is now taking them forward. in 2014 we took those standards, we said all right, we've got to pilot this stuff. so we worked with the financial services sector and set up a pilot for sharing indicators back and forth. and it was very successful. so successful that the financial services sector spun off a company to productize, to sell as a product the ou

hi, andy. >> hi, how are you? >> it is friday. >> it is. we are all excited about that here. >> yaj. yea. >> make yourself great again. you said having an ass the size of a corolla is some kind of accomplishment. i mean it is literal. [bleep]. >> really? >> i regret my half time report already. camille you can't be the only one who thinks they are in a secret "eyes wide shut"-style club. >> i think you can be the only one. >> you're right. it is >> why is the owner ron schneider? >> it was named after leon. >> tom you mentioned the eeoc is now investigating the owner. it sound like he will have egg on his face. >> oh boy. >> thank you very much. tim diamond wrote that. >> you had to slop it off. >> i think it is an excellent joke. >> he does president like the electoral map. he wants to make the map less accurate geographically. who cares how much land you have . i believe you meant electors. >> you know what, andy? >> what? >> i needed to give you something for half time. i knew i was wrong on that. >> is this an election that you only car

andy: about 600. george: you cannot answer, andy. nobody onstage can answer. the answer is about 550. i am sure you are about to say that. which seems like a remarkably small number considering we have been going for 50 years. what we would like to do is provide the opportunity to travel to space, but also to give rise to this new category of satellites, because that is really an interesting area. we think that by opening up that experience to more people into more satellites, the benefits of space can accrue down to earth. that is what we are hoping to do. andome from it as a leader, entrepreneurial space that we are saying, i wonder if we are going to look back at this time in 10-20 years from now and say this is really an extraordinary time. when all of this spaceflight that nasa and the government have done leaped over into the private sector. you know, i think it is an extraordinary time. and i think a lot of the credit goes to administrator bolden and the president. but also the congress and others for taking smart moves to open up innovation in the amer

i am done. >> thank you, andy. jimmy is here to talk about wrangling professional wrestler after the break. wow. for all of your news log on to fox news.com. >>> even tough guys like the undertaker need protection. when they do they turn to my next guest jimmy nunin. welcome. >> thank you very much. good to see you. you look at a guy like this and how did you do anything but security? do people come up to you and say you are the security guy? >> i was getting on to naomi campbell's yacht and she walked down -- >> scaws me -- excuse me when i pick up that name you dropped. >> she said i guess you are security. >> i said yes i am. she said at least you look the part. >> weren't you the trainer to celebrities? >> i had had it before wwe and i had a nice training business and would go to movie sets and get people ready for movie. >> i want to ask you about this. what were your primary duties? >> you took care of the talent. you kept the talent away from the fans and the fans away from the talent. >> who is crazier? >>

a ted cruz endorsement, for sure. >> andy, thank you very much. rob stutz man, we appreciate you fighting the good fight for both hours. >> thanks, guys. >>> well, after a bruising primary campaign, donald trump now shifting his focus to the general election. coming up, we'll tell you how hillary clinton's campaign will challenge his brash tactics. what's with him? he's happy. your family's finally eating vegetables thanks to our birds eye voila skillet meals. and they only take 15 minutes to make. ahh! birds eye voila so veggie good >>> welcome back, everybody. without any major opponent left in the field, donald trump is now the presumptive republican nominee. he won 53% of the vote in indiana's primary. despite a hard fought campaign, ted cruz just 36%. john kasich way back there at 7% but he's staying in the race. >> trump needs to win just 184 more delegates to clinch the nomination. >> after his crushing defeat in indiana, cruz told supporters he decided that it was time to end his bid for the white house. cnn's sunlen serfaty was there. >>

and tomorrow, andy cohen fills in. >> smoking lots of dope. i already have ten jobs. i can't do it. >> andy joined him money where sar ya jessica parker was honored. >> i think there's exclusivity to the nbc network, as far as i understand it. i'm not his legal counsel. >> another check, right? >> absolutely. >> tuck away,though. remember that? i heard that they really, really like him andhe's also scheduled to co-host again on monday. >>> you're up now. got dancing, yesterday, you called it. i've got to you credit. youusaid nyle was going t win and he did. >> this was one of the closest finales in years. ny deserves that trophy. then we get the big baby news about max and peeta ♪ ♪ >> you soaked into it so eloquently. say thank you for showing us your beautiful heart when dance. >> while everyone was focused on that, the most emotional moment of the night, today, the news is she's secretly pregnant with max's baby. ♪ >> even though there's no sign of a baby bump on her tiny dancer's body, a source confirmed the pregnancy news source this morning with these details. s

i am done. >> thank you, andy.immy is here to talk about wrangling professional wrestler after the break. wow. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. president obama is now in route to ho chi minh city. it is his next stop in a three-day trip to vietnam. earlier this morning the president addressed the people and praising them for their growing economy and efforts to wipe out poverty and reduce child mortality. mr. obama pointing out that was once unimaginable it has come true that vietnam and the united states are now partners in a thriving relationship. >> i come here mindful of the past and mindful of our difficult history, but focused on the future. the prosperity and security and the human dignity we can advance together. >> more headache for american motorists due to faulty air bags. dotoyota will recall an additional 1.5 million vehicle equiped with air bag inflaters made by takata. the latest are toyota and scion and lexus sold from 2006t2011. it is the biggest auto motive recall. the

so, andy -- explain it real quick. andy plays -- >> andy plays conner for real.op star, and all that goes along with that. >> seth: got it. >> not the sharpest guy you've ever met in your life. >> seth: andy is very good at playing idiots. [ laughter ] andy samberg is the daniel day-lewis of playing idiots. [ laughter ] >> exactly, no. he's hysterical. everyone's hysterical, there's tons of cameos in the movie. >> seth: yeah, one of the cameos you got -- here's, you and akiva and ringo starr. how was with your ringo starr meeting? >> i wasn't excited to meet him at all. [ laughter ] >> seth: at least he didn't make that face in the letterman picture. how was your ringo starr interaction? >> well, you know, we were interviewing him so that in the movie he's talking about conner for real. and so we're trying to get him to talk about conner for real. and i said to him, why don't you talk about how sometimes when bands break up it's good because all the members get to do all cool things like you and the beatles. he went, "no, us breaking up was a huge mistake. [ laug

lou: andy levy, and joanne nosuchinsky. let's start with donald trump.o manage the rinos which con sit of most of the republican leadership in washington. >> i salute ryan who believes in the principles of the republican party, but cop pairing him to the founder this country might be a bit much. paul ryan said he inherited something special from the republican party. donald trump said wrong, i didn't inherit it, i won it with votes. >> i think you should take a obviously youer in sat and talked with him. i wish they met fir before ryan said i'm not going to support him. doesn't that seem a little off? lou: think is washington, and this is paul ryan. >> he should have met with him fir because it's not like trump doesn't have any record of public statement ryan could base is his statement on. >> a fulling need to happen. lou: how long will it take for him to adapt to circumstance of trump being the nominee in 201. he said he wasn't quite ready. >> i think by mid-november. right around there. lou: is andy hope le on this trump issue? >> i don't know, i thin

and andy is right. tell people all the time the very first things on the surface of mars are going to be robots. think about what we do for american forces today around the world. we don't send soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines often into a very hot area first. we try to get in and make the environment safe for them using robots or whatever. >> we send missiles in first. >> but i imagine there's going to be a fleet of robots, maybe humanoid. they don't have to look like humans. they're going to establish the habitat. they're going to go in because with 3-d printing we can put a fleet of robots on the surface of mars. we may find based on what we know about the radiation environment that we want to go underground rather than have huts on the surface and get blown away in the wind that doesn't exist. but that was a critical part. i tell my wife, it's a movie. okay? very, very important part. but it may be that robots dig under -- you know, go subterranean and establish the habitat. anybody ever do, y

what was it like working for andy rubin? i worked for a few really amazing executives and mentors and then of course andy, one of the most brilliant in tech ever, a man so incredibly knowledgeable, and whose intuition about technology, thinking years and years ahead. i was lucky to be in the right place at the right time. emily: how did you come across this company called xiaomi? hugo: it was started, by the two primary founders of a team of eight founders. then ben was a colleague of mine. at google. and then he left to do something ballsy and new. i tracked all of that very closely. it wasn't until a couple of years that he came to visit us at mountainview and brought their second-generation devices. it was when i powered the device on and played with it the first time that it dawned on me those guys were not joking around. emily: tell me your first meeting. hugo: our first meeting was a four-hour meeting which tends to be the case. very deep, involved discussions. he is that kind of guy. it was a dinner in beijing in late

we take up the lighter side of politics with red eye's andy levy and joanne nosuchinsky next.an you believe they would be that cheap? >> and an unusual and dangerous beach rescue in hawaii. we will have the story and we will have the video right after these quick messages. stay with us. we're coming right back. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: h! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig >>> joining us tonight co-host of red eye, andy levy, and correspondent for the greg gutfeld show and former miss new york u.s.a. joanne nosuchinsky. good to have you both here. >> thanks, lou. >> let's start out with the great news about donald trump moving ahead of hillary clinton and no one -- no one must be more stirred emotionally than andy levy. >> there was some excellent news in that poll i totally agree and it's that gary johnson is at

we take up the lighter side of politics with red eye's andy levy and joanne nosuchinsky next. you believe they would be that cheap? >> and an unusual and dangerous beach rescue in hawaii. we will have the story and we will have the video right after these quick messages. stay with us. we're coming right back. my experience with usaa is awesome. homeowners insurance life insurance automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass that on to my kids something that makes me happy my name is roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >>> joining us tonight co-host of red eye, andy levy, and correspondent for the greg gutfeld show and former miss new york u.s.a. joanne nosuchinsky. good to have you both here. >> thanks, lou. >> let's start out with the great news about donald trump moving ahead of hillary clinton and no one -- no one must be more

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