when levey saw that he retreated it adding, here we go. so does alec baldwin think the u.s. caused 9/11? on wednesday he said his question was in no way to cast out anything rerelated to 9/11. i guess he was just asking questions. it gets weirder. last night someone tweeted baldwin asking him, what goes well with water? his response was water boarding andy levy. finally something we can all agree on. here is the first thing, brooke. i am amazed that baldwin actually endorses water boarding. i had no idea. >> i can't believe he knows who andy levy is. she an a list celebrity. come on. >> you will get it at half time. >> he is so handsome. he is sensational. he is also inflammatory and apparently this is what he does. he gets off all this controversy and that's what he does. he posts it on twiter and follow itself up with an explanation and he better have a good explanation. >> i agree with you. >> it is disrespectful. >> i love -- i think he is my favorite actor working right now. i watch his character and i can't get tired of it. i can forgive his whacko liberalism and i can

first, let's go to an anne de levey for a pre game report. andy, what is going on in tonight's show? >> they signed legislation to raise america's debt ceiling. what is that? really. we are now being told we have to go through this all again at some point. i hope drunkenness doesn't make you a terrorist in a boston airport. and a staffer claims a presidential candidate bought most of his over a million twitter followers. who knew tiffany sold twitter followers? greg? >> happy watermelon day, greg? >> fun fact, many assume it is a plant or barry when in fact it is an animal. >> let me get this straight, greg. your claim is that watermelon is an animal? >> yes. it is a little known fact, but there it is. >> do vegetarians know about this? >> andy, everyone should know. my mother told me in first grade when she took me to the zoo which was a huge field of grazing watermelons. >> greg? i don't know how to say this. >> go ahead, what? >> you know what, never mind. >> happy watermelon day, andy. >> happy watermelon day, you sad little man. >> i am

and levey is hosting today. >> greg, i never thought i would be able to leave a message. never mind, scratch that. >> who would have thunk it? that's contradictory isn't it? >> i called to say how dumb your show is. >> greg, when you are not there hosting the show it sucks. when andy hosts it, it six. >> can you let jesse joyce know that 1983 wants their shoulder pads back. >> hey, greg, this is kathy. you are told me you would call. you told me i was special. >> are you worried now that tv's andy levy is getting moderately better filling in as host in your absence? >> andy, please don't get sucked into greg's homo-erotic jokes. it is not news. very unbecoming. the guy is a funny little imp. i'm sorry. i take that back. that is unkind. he is a smallish man that likes to be cuddled by hairy truck drivers, et cetera. >> wow. >>> all right. keep calling me on my direct line. that was amazing, by the way. 212-462-5050. i wanted to go play with a monkey and a tiger. we'll close things up with a post game wrap up with andy levy. and to see recent clips foxnews.com/redeye. >>> b

my name's stephanie levey, by question was originally intended for greg, but feel free to jump in the if you have anything. how do you build standards that are realistic for unmanned systems and law enforcement to current law enforcement and technology? we've had a lot of talk this week about the difference between human error acceptance and the idea being if you're going to have an unmanned system doing the same job, there needs to be zero room for, um, error. do you think that that, um, disparity's fair for what you guys are trying to do in if law- in law enforcement? >> you still directing it at me? [laughter] okay. to answer your question, yes. is there room for error? and i'll just take an example, and i'm not going to mention manufacture. we had a demonstration probably a month ago. they came out to our location and flew their unmanned system, great system, everybody was very impressed. um, i was actually talking to my uav coordinators telling 'em, hey, i want redundant systems, i want safety, safety, safety. right at that time we looked up, the two company operators that were f