hot soup. >> andy: no.ny: really? >> andy: there's two kinds that you can get here. one is the addition of ki ong, which means young shit. so it's basically the partially digested juice that's made from when a cow eats grass. shit juice. it's not -- it's not on the menu for me. >> anthony: aw geez. oh no. >> andy: exactly, yeah. i did not order that. we're not having that. >> anthony: okay. we're not having that. >> andy: we're not having that. >> anthony: okay. i'm thinking we'll stick to the plain blood soup. thank you very much. >> andy: and the way that they make it is they take the raw blood and they scrunch it with lemongrass for a long time. because that kind of kills the gamey flavor of the blood, helps with coagulation, and adds flavor. and then they actually make a chopped laap -- the minced meat salad that's raw. and that goes in. a whole bunch of deep-fried kherung ni, or innards. >> andy: here it is. luu. >> anthony: you're not kidding. that really -- that's like a horribly -- it's like "csi" s

let's check in with andy levy after the "red eye" tease deck. >> andy: donald trump nominates neil gorsucho fill the vacant seat on the debris in court. will have a interview with his handsome, witty college friend coming up. and finally, is the female lead oceans eight sexist? >> tom: thank you, andy, let's walk on our guest. christina park. here come the slings and arrows, theater columnist for "the new york post," michael riedel. he's what we call a bleeding heartthrob. award-winning essayist, political satire rest and liberal hunk, john devore. and he likes it raw. smack down. sitting right next to me, sam roberts. okay, let's start the show. ♪ >> tom: president trump has selected a brilliant legal mind for sabrina court justice, and more importantly -- the president, who knows a little bit about creating a television drama announced his pick neil gorsuch. he was informed on monday, white house staff picked him up and drove back roads to make sure they wouldn't be spotted with him. here's a video of him in the ca car. ♪ [laughter] he was flown by a military jet from colorado to washing

let's check in with tvs andy levy at the "red eye" tease deck. >> andy: donald trump getting heat foromments he made about the immigration problems. plus, a writer asks why people want to live so long, anyway. the story we are all dying to talk about next. and finally, a man breaks the world record for most finger snaps in one minute. the video didn't seem that impressive but i watched it with the sound off. back to you, tom. sue and let's welcome our guests. last but not least, from the web series -- comedian meghan hanley. i told you not to release the crack in. comedian ben kissel. anything you can do, he can do better. he can do anything better than you. theater columnist michael malic michael malice. and his fantasy, two girls at the same time that don't want to poison him at an airport. sitting right next to me, michael malice. let's start the show. ♪ last year, sweden launched their own phone number. here's a teaser video they made. [phone dialing] >> you will soon be connected to a random swede somewhere in sweden. >> hello, sweden >> tom: sweden is a bewitching country, and o

let's check and with tvs andy levy at the "red eye" tease deck. >> andy: coming up on the big show, donaldmp says don't worry about the tough phone calls that he has with the country. scroll up, i don't even need a punchline there. plus, arnold schwarzenegger offers to switch jobs with president trump. new dating app, sadly for me, the thing i hate most is dating apps. >> tom: let's welcome our guests. you down with g.o.p.? yet, you know she. kristin tate. he appeared on "last comic standing." he was the first comic leaving. luis gomez. he's super depressing. comedian dave smith. and his special is called state of the union, judging by his appearance, the union is about to be divorced. sitting right next to me, comedian jimmy failla. let's start the show. ♪ >> tom: president trump is willing to talk tough to friend and foe alike. phone call on saturday with australia's prime minister, it turned heated. trump does not like the pledge made by the obama and administration to take over 1200 refugees from australia's detention center. he complained that he was going to get killed politically an

when they finish they say they have respect for andy levy. >> andy: i wish i had respect for andy levyder fire at town halls, jimmy, watching all this thinking you can get rich making a dating app and suggesting it can be called loser. how about shower? >> do you take off that? >> andy: i even wrote it without the e. hitha, you said the protesters aren't focused. they sound pretty focused to me, they're pretty mad about obamacare and a couple of other things. >> they're mad about 20 to for things, they're all over the place. they're shouting about everything. it reminds me of black friday, when the cabbage patch doll wasn't available, everyone was shouting to shout. that's what they're doing, it's like a revision of 1984, but it's cabbage patch doll occupied wall street. >> now i realize where i recognize you from, toys "r" us, 1991. fighting over it. >> andy: tom, you set a woman had a blow horn, which i thought was a mistake but it turns out that's a name for that. >> tom: what is it called? >> andy: bullhorn. >> norwell. >> andy: mike, you said these people should just shut up. did

let's check in with tvs at andy levy over at at the "red " tease deck. >> andy: coming up on the bighow, donald trump interrupts a business roundtable to remind everyone he once shot a hole in one. plus, a new poll shows 66% of trump supporters will turn off the oscars if they get too political. also, 100% of andy levy's will yell at the tv every time "la la land" wins at. back to you, tom. >> tom: thank you, andy. let's welcome our guests. she has pep in her step even when she sitting down, fox news reporter carley shimkus. we have a happy panel tonight, or in other words, a sonny bunc sonny bunch. he's a liberal beefcake, a vegan, gluten-free beefcake. award-winning sas, political satirist, and liberal hunk, john devore. sitting next to me, comedian paul hooper. okay, let's start the show. donald trump didn't talk about a lot on the campaign trail, but bringing back jobs and now seems to be a priority. on thursday, the president met with manufacturing executives to discuss tax and trade, regulatory reform, and jobs. the head of major manufacturers were there, ford, g.e., johnson &

>> andy: we talked with us earlier, it should be hope davis. >> tom: and she's underrated, andy. >> andyunderrated as meryl streep is overrated. you also said the only way this would work as if if it's totally pro-trump, you wanted to end with a classic underdog story. good point, but what you also said it would never happen. what if the entire thing is about how they all suck? sue and i said i don't you can do this, you're going to make everyone mad, you got to sell tickets. >> andy: the five libertarians watching will like it. mike, you said this tv show will be far more powerful in ten years when trump is either dead or on his sixth wife. or on his third term as president. kristen, did you say this is going to be typical hollywood dribble? >> yes. >> andy: okay. >> i meant that. whatever it is, it's not good. >> andy: michael malice, everything you said in the segment was dead wrong. >> typical u.s. imperialist propaganda. [laughter] >> andy: mike, you said you enjoyed the assassin's choice of attire. can we agree there is something sexy about female assassins? >> it's everybody's dre

>> andy not seeing a movie. >> andy: if it's a little mermaid, yes. i don't have kids.ch those movies. >> little mermaid is generally shown within 500 feet of a school. >> andy: good point, i guess. you said the wide stance thing was pretty red eye. i can assure you it was not. i believe it was in red eyes first year. katie, you said these t-shirts will sell out like hot cakes. apparently, this shirt is the second best selling short among young feminists, i believe we have a picture of the number one best seller, can we put that up? [laughter] >> that's so, true, because i bought one in every single size. i expected them to be organic cotton, they really wear well. >> andy: that's action of the slogan of the organic cotton industry. ryan, i haven't talked to you yet. how are you? >> i'm good, thanks for asking. >> andy: katie -- [laughter] >> andy: i sort of think this senate rule is it stupid, but it is the rule, right? >> who are you talking to? >> andy: you. >> to jimmy's point earlier, her p.r. people clearly laid it down the track work for a look back. >> andy: we

let's check in with tvs andy levy over at the "red eye" tease deck. >> andy: thanks, tom, coming up inhe big show, the university starts a fight club to take on the publicans. hollywood celebrities rejoice, plus president obama goes kite boarding with richard branson. see, trump isn't the first president to enjoy water sports. finally, a new wheeled robot sweeps over barriers and spins in place. think of it is the world's best rollerblade or that will eventually straight up murder you. >> tom: let's welcome our guest. lori rothman. he looks like he's permanently auditioning for in orbits gum commercial. comedian harrison greenbaum. he's pushed more envelopes than mr. mcnealy. michael malice. his podcast is called "misery loves company." british or it's a stephen king a book club. sitting right next to me, comedian kevin brennan. okay, let's start the show. ♪ >> tom: liberals are so terrified of trump's america, some of them are learning how to fight. at the university of central florida, a group called the "knights for socialism." has it started a fight club. a flyer for the workshop p

let's check in with tv andy levy at the "red eye" tease deck. >> andy: thank you, tom, coming up on theig show, a man visiting mar-a-lago takes a picture with the man in charge of protecting the nuclear football. pakistan's high court outlaws valentine's day. court decision symbol he said it's not you, it's us. and finally, a new study says married men are happier than their single counterparts. watch tom shillue shamelessly pretend to agree straight ahead. back to you, tom. >> tom: thank you, andy. let's work on our guest. the guy she's married to is ric rich. i bet she wishes she married for money instead. comedian at bonnie mcfarlane. author of "you're better than me" ," what's his name, it's all greek to me. comedian yannis pappas. whose album "let me be yannis" is available on itunes. just tested a missile right before our show, coincidence? i think not. observer columnist michael malice. you may or member him as the creepy guy who followed you home last night. lurking next to me, comedian spa. okay, let's start the show. ♪ what a weekend for members of mar-a-lago. president trump

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let's check in with tvs a andy levy at the "red eye" tease deck. >> andy: coming up on the big show, oscars went off without a hitch, so congratulations on your big win, "la la land." donald trump says he'll be skipping the white house correspondents dinner. and finally, a pot friendly jim is set to open in san francisco. >> tom: let's welcome our guests. her smile is more infectious than the flu. a jill dobson. i've watched his movies, and believe me they're up to snuff. there up to snuff films. anthony fisher. next on kim jong-un's hit list, michael malice. he cracks corn and i do care. a jimmy failla. okay, let's start the show. ♪ the oscars this year were pretty light on political speeches, a sign i think that hollywood is warming up to president trump. the broadcast was, like the super bowl, boring until the last 5 minutes or so. there was a small hiccup at the end. >> the academy award -- for best picture -- >> "la la land." >> i'm afraid they read of the wrong thing. this is not a joke, "moonlight" has won best picture. >> tom: one of the great live tv moments in history, and

thanks, andy. to my whole panel, stay tuned for president trump's press conference in its entirety next. ♪ >> good morning and live from "america's news headquarters," i'm jackie ibanez in new york. there was no shortage of news being made as president trump held his first solo news conference since taking office. it was called to announce his new pick for secretary of labor but turned into more of an hour of sparring with reporters. the president addressing what he calls fake news, national security advisor michael flynn's resignation leaks, russia, immigration, and a lot more. let's listen in as we re-air the news conference in its entirety. >> ladies and judgment, the president of the united states. >> president trump: thank you very much. >> president trump: i just wanted to begin by mentioning that the nominee for secretary of the department of labor will be mr. alex acosta. he has a law degree from harvard law school, great student, former clerk for justice samuel alito, and he has had a trem

let's check in with tvs andy levy over at the "red eye" tease deck. >> andy: thanks for the welcome,ime coming up on the big show. people view president trump more truthful than the news media. talk about setting a low bar. plus, major league baseball is considering letting teams start extra innings with a runner on second base. millennials. finally, "the new york times" reviews millennials big secret, parents still pay their rent well into their 20s. other shocking secrets, kids use things called apps to hook up. >> tom: thank you, andy. let's walk them our guest. she's a tall, beautiful drink of the liberal kool-aid. jessica tarlov. he's my favorite markay lachlan markay. he's always father of the year, bill mcmorris. and he's the biggest thing out of the be okay since the whopper. sitting right next to me, greg johnson. >> glad it to be here, tom. >> tom: let's start the show. ♪ a federal appeals court has refused to reinstate presidents trump immigration order. so that's the end of that. [laughter] or is it? i guess the president doesn't accept the decision. the case will likely

today andy puzder was out. in the space of a week they've had their first major policy initiative destroyed by the courts, they have lost theirize inner in -- national security advisor in a huge scandal and as of today they had to pull their first cabinet nominee and it's worth being clear about it. if you've watched the show for a while you may notice that i'm really not one of those people who makes those, you know, people on the right and people on the left are both wrong about this. i'm not one of those people who does this left right facile equivalency thing. i don't do that. you know me, i never argue things that way but in this case there really are people on the right and people on the left who are understandably crowing about andy puzder's nomination being pulled as if it is their scalp to claim but all the issues people had about him both on the right and on the left, they had them all along. the issues on the right, the issues on the left, they have been known about from the beginning. neither of tho

at such moments andy murray waits for no one.t set disappeared in the second. a straight sets win, routine perhaps but after weeks without action, andy murray settled that. nothing routine though about dan evans and his started the season. after excelling at the australian open is also in round two. easing past dustin brown, an impressive day for the british in dubai. heather watson is in acapulco where she beat bethanie mattek—sands to reach the second round of the wta event there. tom curran has been called up by england for their one day series in the west indies. it's the surrey fast bowler‘s first senior call up after impressing with the england lions over the winter. he will provide cover for the injured jake ball. the first of england's three matches is in antigua on friday. just over a year agojames taylor was playing for england but at the age of 26, after the discovery of a rare heart condition, he had to retire from all cricket. he almost died after falling ill at the start of last season. he has had an internal defibr

all andy would have done is looked at it with experience.ope the president does to the put someone in there who teaches this at a college but someone who has run a company and understands the issues. >> all right, tilman, we got your point of view. thank you. >> and a day after meeting with president trump, benjamin netanyahu meets with our own greta van susteren. but we've never been the type to just sit back... not when we've got so much more to give when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. ameriprise ♪ king arthur: ready! washington: charge! empress wu: charge! (in chinese) king arthur: charge! ♪ let your reign begin. evony, the mobile game. download now. tech: at safelite, we know how busy your life can be. mom: oh no... tech: this mom didn't have time to worry about a cracked windshield. so she scheduled at safelite.com and with safelite's exclusive "on my way text" she knew exactly when i'd be there, so she didn't miss a single shot. i replaced her windshield giving her more time for what matters most. tech: ho

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andy puzder had been a donald trump backer throughout the campaign.was one of the few ceos you saw sort of do media and speak on donald trump's behalf. and some had said when me accepted the nomination from donald trump, he was enthusia enthusiast enthusiastic, but then it took him an enormous amount of time to even get his paperwork in. i heard from some who were close to him saying he wasn't prepared for the amount, the heavy load he was going to have to submit. it was something like three, maybe four times, it was puzder who delayed getting his pap paperwork in, where the media often thought, oh, maybe things are sitting with the ethics department and that wasn't the case. if you think about the many issues around him, it wasn't just progressive in the left or labor groups pushing back against him because of how employees were necessarily treated or didn't support raising minimum wage. he was also pro-immigration because he certainly liked cheap labor in the carl's jr. fast food chain. he was getting pressure from both sides and he did, as you ment

andy puzder.nessman and had been in one of the lines that a lot of us used to promote him was to hire workers and increase wages and salaries. this is a more traditional pick. someone who is a lawyer. that's been the tradition of this labor department. >> jum acosta live for us in the east room. that's a fair observation by steven there. i would say andy puzder is more of the disrupter model of trump nominee, somebody brought in to change the way conventional wisdom is about the labor department. this is somebody who had very nontraditional views and a nontraditional background for the position whereas there acosta, not you, obviously, but alexander acosta, is more in the mode of what you'd see in the george w. bush administration. he served in the bush administration himself. >> that's right. and we are told, my colleague sara murray is reporting that president trump met with some of the candidates for this pick today. yesterday afternoon. so this just occurred in the last 24 hours. obviously, as

: ten years ago andy attempted suicide, shooting himself in the face.d to hospital, he miraculously survived but was left with life changing injuries. without a nose, chin or most of the flesh below his eyes. >> you know what? i was stupid. i made the wrong choice and now i'm paying for it for the rest of my life. >> reporter: a decade on last june he was given a ground breaking opportunity to get a new face via transplant. a donor was found who like andy had turned a weapon on himself age just 21. his tragic death offering andy a glimmer of hope. his surgery finally able to go ahead. a team of specialists had been practicing the face transplant technique for three years rehearsing the full operation more than 30 times. >> a face transplantation is a combination of so many other procedures that we do, including eyelid surgery, jaw surgery, facial nerve surgery. >> reporter: it involved mapping and preserving an intricate web of nerves on both andy and the donor's face. the surgery lasted a full 56 hours with surgeons taking shifts. and the result after

they sought it, andi pressure. —— tanks.i guess what they said at the beginning is true. it is hard to make it in the music business, but it is even harder to stay at the top of the music business, year after year after year. you have done it. it isa year after year. you have done it. it is a bit like trying to go up the down escalator. to stay in one place you have to keep walking. yes. but you have to keep walking. yes. but you know, i have never really felt that, because i have alwaysjust done it for the pleasure. i have never had anyone behind me saying you've got to do it this way, you've got to change, because this is the way it is now. it has always been very organic. i failed, way it is now. it has always been very organic. ifailed, of course, from time to time, that i know. how do you mean failed? well, you know, i haven't always got it right. you wa nt to i haven't always got it right. you want to know how? i am intrigued. you know, i don't listen to my own records, but recently i had to because they are putting ou

andy puz der is going to withdraw his nomination. i'm told in my ear, just happened, just now.der is w his nomination. just did i'm told in my ear, just happened, just now. you're a republican, i don't know where you stood on this. were you supportive of him? >> i just learned this as i was coming over here that that was possibly happening, and i heard some stories or some theories as to why. so i'm looking forward to getting a confirmation as to why it happened. >> there were concerns on minimum wage, joins were up against him and personal issues. >> there was a pretty active mobilization effort taking place. i saw one video that was put out by the president of the flcio. so they're certainly -- >> so you're not surprised. congressman, nice to have you. thanks for coming by on a busy day. >>> that wraps up this hour. i'll see grow msnbc headquarters in new york tomorrow, 3:00, eastern time, noon pacific. you could always find me on snapchat and twitter and instagram and all of that. up next, steve kornacki back in new york. >> thank

his name is andy puzder.on hearing is supposed to business this thursday but this is what kickoff to his confirmation week looked like in more than two dozen cities around the country. democratic senators have fought hardest so far against betsy devos to be education secretary and jeff sessions to be attorney general, but democrats actually think they've got the best chance of beating the nomination of this guy. since he's been ceo, puzder's fast food restaurants have been accused of erasing people's work hours out of time charts in order to avoid paying them overtime, accused of telling their employees to clock out and sit in the parking lot when business is slow so employees don't get paid for that time. accused of breaking child labor laws. accused of requiring their employees to pay 10 cents an hour every hour for the privilege of wearing a work uniform. so you can see why fast food workers would be willing to make a fuss in his corporate offices today. for the record, his defenders say it's the individua

because andy puzder does know quite a bit about labor griffin he comes from. and there are very strong labor unions out there. and when you say, listen, don't you want to do right by the american worker? you absolutely do, but many have said in the last few years, it has been massive regulation that has forced companies in that space to let workers go that they have to have so many regulations they're not able to grow. and the thing during the obama administration shifted so much more to favor the employee, not the employer, it was overregulation that were tieing things down and you had moderate republicans who say i don't to want go to my home state and answer to those labor groups. so while there's low hanging fruit, it's easy to say listen, andy puzder, billionaire has all of these personal issues, that's why it's not going to work. that might not necessarily be the case. you know, if you look at the national labor relation's board, it's supposed to be more even, it's really started to shift to the left in the last few years. >> given the concerns though th

i didn't. >> tom: i like keeping it simple, andy.ght american. >> anthony, you said this is another case of self-centered people who think things happen in their life stan, sorry, only -- are you saying that the scientists are the ones who think this? >> yes. i absolutely believe scientist think that. climate change is a prime example of that. you see those videos of, oh, this could happen with climate change and they show a cabin in new york underwater with the door opened like it just came in 10 minutes ago! it would take a little bit of time. i think the cabbie could drive to pennsylvania. >> have you seen "the day after tomorrow"? that's exactly how it happens, sir. >> it wouldn't have happened if robocop was there. >> scientists made that movie? doubt it. i am done. >> tom: thank you, andy. radiating app that makes you talk on the phone. using a phone as a phone? what a novel idea. my latest video of creighton university has been watched more than a million of times. it's on to fox news.com. have a great morning. >> tom: a new d

please welcome back to the show, our friend andy cohen, everybody! >> seth: how are you? >> i'm great. that was so funny. you know, if the president saw any of your monologue -- >> seth: yeah. >> he would bust a capillary, i feel like. >> seth: it wouldn't be great. i'm glad that this is not a show he see to watch. >> right. [ laughter ] >> seth: i understand. >> yes, yes. >> seth: i understand the choices he makes. i want to congratulate you -- >> thank you. >> seth: because i have done your show before. it is one of the most fun shows to do. >> thank you. >> seth: it's right here in new york city. >> yes. >> seth: but you've just upgraded your studio. >> yes, we moved basically from, like, a tic-tac to a studio apartment. >> seth: okay, great. [ light laughter ] >> so we had 18 seats, and now we have 34 seats. [ cheers ] which is -- >> seth: which is grea it -- i -- you know, it's hard to explain to people exactly how small your old studio was. >> it's teeny. and the new one is really small, too. >> seth: yeah. >> last night, jerry o'connell was on

you can ask andy about it. should you be paid for being alive? the idea so crazy it might just work., . i am jackie ibanez. now back to "red eye." enjoy. >> tom: robots and machine intelligence or illuminating many blue-collar jobs and white-collar jobs. what to do about it? well, socialist have a solution. it's called "ubi," universal basic income. the government pays you a salary just for a living. france, canada, and a place called the netherlands have been flirting with a proposal. and finland has been implement in one. the nordic country has been giving two-year trial to give 2,000 unemployed finns the equivalent of $4,000. -- among them, libertarian political philosopher and really smart dude charles murray. he suggested in an annual block payment of $13,000 of which 3,000 has to go to health care, and the 10,000 that's left to go to whatever you want. the trick is, it has to replace all other entitlement programs. not add on to them. murray says, "ubi finances getting rid of medical care, food stamps, so mental -- every other kind of welfa

you can ask andy about it. should you be paid for being alive? the idea so crazy it might just work. next. >> good morning. live from america's news headquarters, i'm jackie ibanez from new york. the white house says the justice department will request an emergency stay of the federal judge's order blocking that band. -- the ban prompted nationwide protests. and the senate is expected to vote monday on the nomination of betsy devos, the secretary of education. two republican senators joining the democrats who are opposed to her appointment say that she is not experienced enough. if that happens, vice president mike pence may decide to cast the vote. president trump testing and orders friday looking at the dodd-frank -- requiring financial planners to work in the best interest of their clients. democrats say the law eliminates basic consumer protections. one advisor says the change will cause banks to start lending again, especially to small businesses. >> all banks have been under such regulatory scrutiny where they have been forced to literally

zima. >> hello, nick. >> nick invited ex, andy, in for a drink on last night's episode.ething her former fiance dash murray says he will never do. >> i have no intentions of ever seeing or talking to her again. there is a life outside that garbage and i'm not going down that path. >> andy picked josh over nick on the batchelorette. they were engaged for eight months before breaking up. josh says she is perfect for nick. >> they are perfect together. honestly. >> andy slammed josh in a recent tell-all book, it's not okay, which he still isn't happy about. >> we heard she is working on another book. what are your thoughts on that? you think you might be in another book? >> who knows. i try to separate myself from the negativity. surround myself with positive and she is not that. there would be a book written that would be very bad but that is not what i want to do. >> are you and nick on good terms right now? >> oh, lord. how do i say that in the most mature way possible? i'm not friends with nick. >> nick saying he took acting classes to beco on the bachelor. >> i never t

what are joey, andy and matthew up to now?swers. >> we have been with you all at "entertainment tonight." so we want to take you back to a couple of things you've been through before. >> joey and andy playing the piano. >> is that me? >> yes. >> no, dude, of course it's you. >> i haven't seen this. >> never seen it. >> never. will send it to me? >> mom would love it. >> would he. >> we first met joey on the sitcom "give me a break" but the catch phrase from blossom we all remember. >> whoa, whoa, unbelievable. >> matthew's first big movie role in understand doubt fire and youngest brother, andy, he has a recurring role on hawaii five-0 but we met him first on the set of brotherly love. >> i was given my first role -- >> y blossom? >> i always got jobs because they always needed a younger version of them. and it just so happened i was, closer -- >> a young version. >> dna compatible. >> but even though they grew up in the spotlight, joey 40 and player rid with two daughters, says he doesn't want his kids to follow in his early

invited ex, andy, in foj a drink on last night's episode.hing her former fiance dash murray says he will never do. >> i have no intentions of ever seeing or talking to her again. there is a life outside that garbage, and i'm not going down that path. >> andy picked josh over nick on the bachelorette. they were engaged for eight months before breaking up. josh says she is perfect for nick. >> they are perfect together. honestly. knowing who they are, they should have ended up together. >> he's pretty clear he's not a fan. andy slam josh in a recent tell-all book, it's not okay, which he still isn't happy about. >> we heard she is working on another book. what are your thoughts on that? you think you might be in another book? >> who knows. i try to separate myself from the negativity. just deal with positive people and good people and she's definitely not one of those. >> would you write a book? >> believe me, there's a book that could be written that would be full of bad but that's not something i want to do. >> are you and nick on good terms

andy, how did they pull it off? >> andy scholes. >> to me, it was the greatest super bowl of all time and the greatest come back. >> the patriots were down by 25 at one point in this game. now, there is little question. tom brady is in fact the greatest quarterback to ever play the game. he's won five super bowls for the most ever in history. this game did not start well for the patriots at all. in the second quarter, brady throws the interceptions to robert alfred. they would get up to by 25 points but the patriots would mount a come back in the fourth quarter. right here, this maybe the greatest catch in nfl history. >> snatching the ball right before it touches the ground. that would lead to a patriots' touchdown and they needed a two-point conversion to tie it up. brady could come through again finding andy amendola, for the first time in super bowl history, we had overtime. tom brady marches it right down the field. james white punches it in for the touchdown. new england wins in a stunner, 34-28. tom brady add

in, and i turned to andy.nts to know if you're going to ask her who has the biggest [ bleep ] in hollywood." and andy was like, "can i ask who has the biggest [ bleep ] in hollywood? [ light laughter ] >> seth: based on the previous stories, howard hughes, i'm gonna guess. [ light laughter ] but she has -- she -- >> and then, i did -- we did an interview with jess cagle, you know. >> seth: sure. >> from "people" magazine and "entertainment weekly," and he has this, like, online thing, and he was interviewing us. and it's called "the cagle >> seth: yeah. >> so, my mom was like, "i don't want to do a kegel exercise." i was like, "oh, my god." [ light laughter ] i, like, went to my special place. but in the middle of the interview, she suddenly revealed she'd had a lesbian fling when she was in high school. i was like, "what?" >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] and you've just written a book. >> i know. i was like, "you could have put that in the friggin' book!" [ light laughter ] i was like, "the subject did come

let's check in with t tvs andy levy at the "red eye" tease deck. >> andy: coming up on the big show, social media stop comparing the super bowl to the election? president trumps travel ban is put on hold by a federal judge. and finally, a peek inside the secret world of kids, using emojis as encoded messages. stay tuned is our flower using frog of a host. >> tom: thank you, andy. let's welcome our guest. her middle initial stands for a strikeout but it should stand for a knockout. fox news contributor eboni williams. comedian mike cannon. she lost the frizzled but she's got the same sizzle. kennedy. and finally, a british cook that serves up something tasty for a change. sitting right next to me, charles cooke. let's start the show. ♪ it hasn't been a great last few months for win probability models. on sunday night, the patriots down by a lot in super bowl li, analysts and their computers were pointing to victory for the atlanta falcons. a "new york times" writer tweeted "atlanta now has an 86 per cent chance of winning, that's up at the same as clinton's chances heading into the el

there is no doubt what is happening between the two andi what is happening between the two and i think those realities are becoming clearer and i would not charge by colleagues with a deliberate attempt to deceive in government. i think there was a lapse in detail... laughter. during the referendum campaign. sometimes it was quite a large lapse but i think in government the realities are becoming apparent but i think we have seen that. one practical example would be the remarks made by the secretary of state for exiting the secretary of state for exiting the european union and the other day, when he said, quite crisply and entirely accurately it seems to me, that despite our ambitions, despite the government ‘s ambition is to control the totals of immigration, it is going to be a very long time because those skills are going to be needed. that is absolutely right, i believe, andi and i think that sort of frankness is very attractive, very desirable andi is very attractive, very desirable and i hope we hear it on all fronts, because the british people voted to come out. they will accept