jesse joyce discusses his new book, i use the sleeves i cutoff my gene jacket. i am outraged over the last controversy. i can't keep up. >>> should parents play a part as mil le nials get their start? according to the "wall street journal" owned by our parent company, they are more involved in their children's job searches and careers. people in their 20s and 30s are much closer to moms and dads than previous generations and some companies are embracing parental involvement and boost employee morale. they send notes to parents when they achieve sales goals. it is like a report card. it lets them tag along for job offers. elsewhere google, whatever that is, holds an annual take your parents to work day. others don't want to get involved, seen here. >> i guess it was funny. services were held later this week for the bird. >> your parents went to the job interview at the mall for piercing pagoda. >> and you got the job? >> yes. >> and you got the earring. >> i had to ask me mom's permission for that. i think this is great because [bleep] you orphans. you shouldn't

. >> should have let me introduce jesse joyce, but that's okay, guy up there. the bulge has left the building. on tuesday anthony wiener, if that's his real name was crushed in the democratic primary for new york city mayor winning 5% of the vote. to break that down that is five 1%s. here is wiener winding down. >> have i to say, ladies and gentlemen, there is no doubt about it, we have the best ideas. >> wiener's bizarre, sad, tragic exit lacked a sense of huma. that's his wife. his wife wasn't by his side. she spent the night in something called the hamptons. i think it is an inn. but sydney leathers did show up forcing him to sneak through the backdoor and that is not a euphemism. she told reporters, quote, he needs to stop being an embarassment to the city of new york. wiener's night ended with a finger extended as he left and he flipped off the reporters. we don't have a picture so here is a monkey eating soup instead. >> i like that. >> he uses a spoon unlike bill. >> that's the only way to eat soup while he hears his barking orders. >> so true. >> jesse,

sitting right next to me, writer, comedian and barely shaved jesse joyce. >> a block. the ledge. >> finally, he's being nice to me. will they seek the the immortal. google, announced it's launching a new venture that will look at ways to slow or reverse the aging process. the company aims to extend life for ever. don't hold your breath for the end of death. google ceo larry page tells time magazine which still exists, it could be a couple of decades before their efforts start paying offer. experts say if they are successful, immortality will only be available to a few. the 1%, the rich. there will be a separation of humans between rich immortal gods, the 1%, and the rest of us poor mortals. let's check in with someone that learned that death is inevitable. ♪ he's suppressed. that's what happens when you find out your mortal and don't believe in a higher being. >> he looked happy to me. >> as someone who is trying to stay young who is dressing like an extra in 21 jump street. >> sure do. i can continue to dress this way. i'm going to do this well into my 60s. you have n

. >> "red eye" returns on wednesday with jesse joyce and former miss america kirsten kirstenhagland and she was miss america. should no sight be no right? iowa is granting permits for blind people to carry guns in public. they deny any resident the right to carry a weapon based on physical disability. but that doesn't mean they have to like it. if you see nothing but a blurry mass in front of you, you probably shouldn't be shooting something. but aren't we all blurry masses in this crazy world we call earth? think about it. i don't know. eric, blind people can be taught to shoot guns, so why not let them? >> i so don't understandment it is like saying a deaf person can carry a boom box. i don't understand. >> you think you are missing part of the story. >> i think i am missing part of the story. if a blind person -- the whole idea is we can't discriminate. but then if you can't discriminate, why can't a blind person drive a car or fly a plane or perform brain surgery on the person who came up with the law? >> none of those are constitutional rights. >> ladies and gentlemen, you just won