i will ask gloria allred what she thinks about it, next. frus.hcare written by people just like you. you want to be sure the money you're about to spend is money well spent. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. >>> tonight a major boost in the bomb suspect's defense. judy clark is joining his legal team. she's represented the unabomber, eric rudolph and tucson shooter jared loughner. she's credited with saving them all from the death penalty. joining me for tonight's law and disorder, attorneys gloria allred and thomas meserowe. i can't think of two finer legal minds to discuss what is a complicated issue. start with you, tom, if i may. this whole issue of miranda rights, from where i look at it, he's entitled to the same rights as any other american citizen. whether people like the fact he's an american citizen or not, he is an american citizen. >> well, i agree with that. however, we have to strike a balance between individual liberties and freedoms and national security problems. the fact that we're having so spirited a debate as this shows

joining me for tonight's law and disorder, attorneys gloria allred and thomas meserowe. i can't think of two finer legal minds to discuss what is a complicated issue. start with you, tom, if i may. this whole issue of miranda rights, from where i look at it, he's entitled to the same rights as any other american citizen. whether people like the fact he's an american citizen or not, he is an american citizen. >> well, i agree with that. however, we have to strike a balance between individual liberties and freedoms and national security problems. the fact that we're having so spirited a debate as this shows how great america is because we do protect individuals, we protect their liberty, their freedom, we protect everybody under the law as equal. by the same token, we're at war with terrorism so the question of how you get information without violating someone's civil liberties, not jeopardizing their right to due process and a fair trial is an ongoing debate and it's why our country is so great. >> gloria, let me ask you an interesting question as an overview. i think it'

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and wasn't one of these guys represented by gloria allred? >> lawyers get paid by the hour or plaintiff lawyers get 33.3% of everything they collect and expenses. >> you know who else gets paid by the hour? masseuses that people sexually assault. they are the real victims. >> you can't spell masseuse without sue. stop it, everybody. we are trying to close the show. we will wrap things up with andy levy. he is our masseuse. he massages the language with his gnarly face. to see clips of recent shows go to fox foxnews.com/redeye. >>> see you back here at 5:00 p.m. eastern time for "the five." a new "red eye" returns form -- returns tomorrow with diane macedo. time to go back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> hey. thanks. >> what is going on? >> what are you looking at? >> i was looking over here because i saw jack, our sound guy walk in. >> hi, jack. >> hi, jack. >> jonathon what do you have? >> i will be back at 3:00 and 7:00 eastern for "the fox report" because as greg says i am on two shows. i am important. >> moynihan are you import

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caller: a huge factor in why the happened is because you have for 50 years now women like gloria allreding out on every tv channel saying all men are potential rapists and the abuse of women, that all men are no good. all right? this is why people don't question these kind of things and off suggestion for you mr. burns for your next documentary why don't you do a dew pointry of the thousands and i mean in the thousands, it's documented. cases of american women molesting and sleeping with underage boys, all right? it's just too far now. there's too many people saying men are all bad. you brought up law and order, that melissa hagger did, every show is about a man remaining a baby or a woman, and i'm sick of it. why don't you do something and talk about all these thousands and thousands of women who are -- host: richard, you're breaking up on us. guest: so richard, this is a complicated thing you bring up and once again you want to be careful not to be cat gaborikal about all women or all things. but you do raise an important point. in the midst of this story was a crime victim, "the cent

tomorrow on "starting point," we're going to talk to gloria allred. >> and we'll talk to espn's mike

we will talk to victims rights attorney gloria allred, get her reaction to him singing the blues.in the morning. mike greenberg explains to us why he's written his new fiction novel about relationships between women. so it's pretty inspirational. a sports dude writing the first person perspective story about three women. but the whole thing, all the proceeds, go to fighting cancer. don't miss the interview. >> so unlikely. >> and you were telling me yesterday the back story about what inspired him -- >> it's so inspiring. >> you got to see that. >> thanks, brooke. cold and windy start to the northeast for more on that we get to jennifer delgado live in the cnn weather center. good morning, jennifer. i'm going to smile and say good morning even though i don't always love the news you're bringing us. >> i know you don't. but you're going to have sunshine. >> i'll take it. >> it is cold outside. a little bit warmer than it was yesterday. good for you, new york, you are above freezing. but still some temperatures in the 20s from buffalo, cleveland, all the way to chicago. so what is g

a huge factor in why this happened is because for 50 years now, women like gloria allred are coming outon every tv channel saying that all men are potential rapists and they are abusive to women. that all men are just no good. this is why people don't question these kinds of things. i would suggest you ken burns, for your next documentary, do a documentary on the thousands -- and i mean the thousands. those of american women molested and stuck with underage boys on order, everyone -- i am sick of it. >> guest: you don't want to be categorical about all things. women or whatever. but you do raise an important point. the central park jogger was severely raped and beaten and it was expected that she was going to die. it is true that some other crimes jungle reported as much. but i think that -- an important fact, if you look at the crime, it is overwhelmingly part of that, particularly the violent ones that are done by men. and it leads to this theory that we have about vulnerability of people. that is what should be addressed. i think that important to remember that there was original peo