>> i can pick them. >> one of the fascinating things is a relationship with a guy like sean penn andst the crazy controversial guys. were they that way as kids growing up? >> that is what makes them great. >> you have to have shirts on when you come in here. >> something happened to them, man. >> sheen is self-destructing. don't you feel bad for him? >> i have a particular perspective. i have known him since he was 13. like talking about one of your true childhood. >> were you close friends with him? >> very close. >> are you still close friends with him. >> we are still friends. >> you kicked the addiction thing. >> 21 years. >> good for you. he seems to embrace that kind of a culture still. do you talk to him about that? >> do i. he is not interested in recovery which worked for me and millions of people. >> did it take you to long time to get there where you wanted to be cured? >> i was ready when i was ready and that was my blessing. >> so maybe that will happen to shen. >> he is not ready. >> penn is a left wing guy. he was at the correspondent's dinner and wouldn't put his hand

. >> sean penn might. he was very afraid of going to prison under the bush regime. >> sean penn is afraid of his own shadow. this makes my point. >> are you a public figure. don't you have private conversations on-line? >> this is not whether you can e-mail somebody or not. it is if you can post on-line. you don't just say oh you criticized the government. criticize the government all you want. i promise you, they can't put new prison. >> and i would respect you more if you wouldn't be a hipocrite on this. >> nor my book nor is anne my actual name. >> nor is she wearing pants. >> that's actually accurate. >> so you would have roughly a legion of on-line haters. do you prefer to know who they are? >> i imagine they are gorgeous, otherwise how aim going to get off? i see pleasure in pain, andy. i like the venom. >> and they thought we were bad. >> no other questions for you ever. >> do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us. to leave a voicemail on greg's direct line call 212-462-5050. still to come, the

. >> sean penn. way to go.nn. >> big scare for tori spelling. >> so glad they're all okay. >> reporter: and just last month, her bat with the paparazzi came to a head. while trying to escape them, she crashed her car into this brick wall. was the car accident actually caused by the paparazzi? >> the bottom line is, it was caused by me. was it induced because of paparazzi, yes. >> reporter: it must have shaken you up. >> yeah. i was frozen. i was kind of -- and then when all the moms ran over, i was terribly embarrassed because i felt like -- i i feel like i tr really hard to fit in and be a normal mom and i started crying and i apologized to the moms and they were like, what are you crying about? we feel terrible this happened. i'm sorry, i'm sorry i broughtht this here. >> reporter: more than anything, she says she wants to be normal. a normal mommy mogul. >> you and dean have restored my faith in happily ever after. >> reporter: she's created an empire of three best receiving books, a line of jewelry, kids cl

they think if they throw a few checks to the charity like sean penn with the shotgun in his hand. there is that type, but then there is the creative type that gives to society through invention and innovation. >> there is no joke here. >> i am being serious. >> i feel i give to society every night through the art of sidekick re. i think the people appreciate what i am dishing down. >> i don't think they do. i see the letters. >>> so do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us art red eye at fox news .com. call 212-462-5050. still to come the half time report from joseph derosa. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by heat. the state of a body having a high degree of warmth. thanks, heat. >>> welcome back. let's find out if we have gotten anything wrong so far. for that we go to joe derosa. >> how are you, my friend? >> good. the obama segment, first of all, did cumia stick up for obama at the beginning of it? >> a little bit. >> yeah, he kind of defended him. and i thought i heard you wrong, but then it started snowing in here and a pig flew over. >> you were just drunk aga

fox news has has always had that type of you know celebrity girl or wolf blitzer made his name is sean penn but probably i've been wearing a tough guy you know that you know there's there's always been a lot of this yes i think there's more in t.v. news in cable news to make celebrities out of people but this isn't the most nefarious aspect of it that's more of a reflection sadly on what our star society m.p.'s and frankly what's cheaper and easier for the networks to do i mean rather than actually going out and doing real reporting and real journalism if you can dunk your host in a vat of mud and that that helps with the ratings it's easier to do it there you go got to go get myself and not to get more people to watch get out there and this is going and i will i will rethink that picture all right well that was an honor thank you so much as i want to see what really happens with the future of news in this country that was i think majority report bank of england. now as people are questioning what will be the biggest fallout from news corps murder scandal my last guest thinks he's going dow

>> greg: compare her to other actresses out there that -- like sean penn who goes to venezuela and appeasesle who love castro. put away the sexual side of it. the fact she understands communism to dismiss it so casually is refreshing. >> fearless le without worrying if she will face revenge. >> bob: you come here and make millions of dollars and renounce communism. great statement. >> andrea: they have made films. >> andrea: "black swan" she was a stacke stalker in bisexual relationship. >> bob: is that what that was? is that still out? >> kimberly: watch it in your hotel room on pay-per-view. >> bob: do you go to hotel and the same movie is on all -- never mind. do ahead. >> greg: only problem with mila is she was with mccauley calkin. >> bob: that the dude that was lost -- >> andrea: "home alone." >> greg: movie about a kid home alone. >> bob: he should have stayed home alone. >> andrea: her perm life backs up her words. with him seven years or nine years or something like that. she hammet bed hopped around hollywood. high-five, mila. >> bob: how do you know? >> andrea: i'm assuming. ever

i'm definitely gonna call about the colonial penn program. >> sean: all eyes on washington tonight as we inch closer to the so-called looming debt ceiling deadline but as politicians on both sides of the aisle try to hammer out some last minute deal what do the constituents think about of of the negotiations? joining me with reaction the president of luntz global, frank luntz. you dialed this ad junky. tell us about that. >> it works both among republicans and democrats. done for an independent organization that doesn't align with either political party and you can see the red line the gop line shoot up and the democratic line as well. let's take a look. >> america could learn a lot from a drug addict. even though this country is $14 trillion in debt washington raised the debt ceiling ten times in the last four years. each time it is like a spending hit but you are the junkies. 41 cents out of every dollar you spend is from places like china. china is like your dealer. to borrow less you need to spend less. >> yeah, washington could learn a lot from a drug addict. >> one of the things

penn program now. you'll be glad you did. >> sean: now, that the senate has tabled speaker boehner's debt bill attention is turning to other legislation. one that is gaining momentum is called the 1% spending reduction act. also known as the mack penny plan. plans to balance the federal budget in 8 years through three simple steps. cutting spending by 1% every year for the next six years. capping spending by 20% of gdp in 2018 and reducing overall spending by $7.5 trillion over ten years. it was introduced by wyoming senator a few weeks guy. it is already enjoying the support of at least 43 cosponsors in the house a handful of senators including rand paul who insists this is the only plan currently on the table proprosing real cuts. so is the mack one sent solution the one that could finally save us you will? joining me, the man behind the plan, former congressman connie mack who decided that he would support. you did or did not support speaker boehner's bill? >> i voted no, sean. >> sean: that it what i thought. let me explain to people. all the plans that we are talking about here, there is not one of

penn program now. you'll be glad you did. >>> this is a victory for doing things a new way and i'm excited about that. >> sean: jeb bush wasgovernor november 4th, 1998, the same day his brother won reelection in texas. >> the second best thing of the evening. goody5 going brother. >> sean: during his eight year stint, the hand of fate applaused governor bush at the center of some of the nation's most highly charged political dramas, 200's epic presidential race never did i imagine it would be this close. i hope i will never have to go through another evening like i did. >> sean: to the bitter battle over terry schiavo's right to life. for bush doing things a new way meant ending affirmative action in florida. instituting the first statewide school voucher program in the country. >> are going to give parents other options when their schools the most important$k public service we provide don't work for their needs. >> sean: keeping disaster response local. despite calls to federalize it in the wake of hurricane katrina. >> if you were in a mandatory evacuation area you need to get to high ground now. there won't be another r