insider subscription start for extreme march 8. go to gleglennb welcome to "red eye. it is like welcome back carter if by carter you mean herpes. what is coming up on tonight's show? >> nobody said carter meant herpes. gun control advocates are up in arms. over starbuck's decision to allow gun owners to pack heat in coffee shops. plus, what national museum passed on the chance to own the suit oj simpson was wearing when he was acquitted by murder. we'll tell you. and finally, is giving the finger protected speech? some say no, but others give the finger to those who say no. >> thank you, andy. >> it is pre-season baseball time. and in between players talking to the feds, the metes walloped the braves for what will be several victories this year. greg? >> excellent, excellent. no idea what he is talking about. go away, andy. they are inteligent, insightful, intriguing, but enough about scientologists, let's welcome our guests. she is so polite that sneezes tell her kazuntite. remi spencer knows legal actions like i know improper fractions. 2/3 once touched me, people. and he knows fema like i know zema. he knows cap and trade like i know captain crunch, my favorite cereal. he is the david to my shuster and the punky to my brewster and the godfather to my rooster. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill shultz. on weekend he steers the queen mary. and his delightful charm causes women to self-harm. sitting next to me, the delightful jesse joyce, writer and comedian he is so sharp that biology students use him to dissect frogs. and you keep him in your outhouse, but not for reading. it is our new york times correspondent. good to see you, pifn. >> greg, i was going to say a rhyme about our reporter, but remi spencer's dress. i may be black and white, but my new favorite color is orange. >> all right. stop. >> all right. keep it in your lifestyle section. do you take a magnum with your mocha? a luger with your late? does your caffeine require a caliber? coffee houses are no longer for laptop pecking putzes. firearms are increasingly turning up to exercise and advertise their right in states that allow, quote, open carry. and one upstart in the decaffeinated arch is totally on board with the pistol packing board. starbucks refuses to ban the hand cannon, and that pleases some dude named dale. quote, i don't know of anybody would would provide me with defense other than myself, so i routinely as a way of life carry a weapon, and that extends to my coffee shops. what is my mouth doing? gun control groups are not cool with the policy and demanding starbucks offers, quote, espresso shots and not gunshots. we asked a hamster that thinks it is a dog to comment. >> you are not a dog. you are a hamster. an adorable hamster i might add. jesse, you write jokes and you drink lots of coffee. i'm sure you frequent coffee houses. would this make you feel uneasy seeing somebody walk in with a shotgun or a smith and wesson whatever they are? >> probably. i am just disappointed that typically in the past the no bear feet -- bare feet policy has kept most gun toting red necks -- >> how dare you call gun owners red necks, especially wearing that shirt? it looks like you [bleep] somebody from hee-haw. >> isn't that redundant? >> i think it is important to flaunt your constitutional right at every turn as obnoxiously as possible. i go into starbucks and i say i will not incriminate myself today and no troops are cornered in my home. >> always a pleasure to see you. is showing up at starbucks well armed helpful in anyway? >> well, greg, i think the market place is going to determine this year the right to keep and bear arms and the right to private property. some business owners will allow it on the premises and some won't. they will make their determination as to whether they want to patronize the establishment on that basis. it is a decision that the customers and the owners will make among themselves. >> that makes too much sense, congressman. i will try this out on remi. jesse brought up the whole idea of bare feet. you can walk where you want in bare feet, but people can say, no you can't here. can people deny service if they bring in guns. good idea? bad idea? but can they do that in states that allow open carry? >> yes, they can. as the congressman said, it is private property. you have a right to make restrictions on private property. the consumer can decide whether or not he or she wants to give business or pay money to these companies that are not allowing it. what i find disturbing about this story though is that people were protesting by going to these establishments carrying their weapons. hundreds of people in one of the stores went just to show that they could carry their weapon. that seems childish. it seems juvenile. i think it is defeating the purpose. >> you say childish and i say awesome. bill, are you packing now, but i am not talking heat. what do you make of this? >> that's an odd compliment. thank you, sir. >> you don't know what i mean. >> you know the guy on 47th and 9th that walks around in a diaper and viking helmet? >> you mean your dad? >> estranged. estranged. my genetic father, yes, but he is estranged from the family. these guys are the same person. they basically -- yeah, you have your handgun. these guys are part of whole look at me i want attention and please, please tell me i can't do this. i applaud starbucks for not taking the bait. not giving these babies their bottle because what they want more than anything is for you to tell them they can't come in there with that. when starbucks lets them parade in there with a gun and they don't do anything about it, it makes them more angry. >> it is a lot of political grandstanding, i agree. but if i had a coffee shop, i would make it mandatory to have handguns or firearms because that would be safest coffee shop in the world. also i would -- i am a huge fan of westerns. i love the idea of being able to walk into an establishment and everybody has a gun. all of a sudden fights break out, but nobody shoots because you know that no one is gonna use the gun because people die. and then people would start playing poker. people will be falling off of staircases. that's the cientd -- kind of america i want. >> if i had a coffee shop, i would make it mandatory you can't drink it with your mouth. a mocha colonic. >> we are grateful neither of you own a coffee shop. from gunning to bunking, he was waging a 1-man war on the floor. he was single handedly blocking the government extending benefits by refusing to something called unanimous consent. it sounds perverted. under the unanimous concert -- consent, they can pass measures without going through a crap load of boring steps. for six days he wouldn't budge because the measure cost $10 billion and he wanted it to be paid for instead of adding to the bazillion dollar deficit. congress passed the so-called pay go legislation which requires the senate to offset spending before passing new crud. but word came down in exchange for him dropping his opposition, he accepted a deal that would have the senate vote on an amendment to pay for the $10 billion bill, an amendment that is expected to fail. i have no idea what this means either. maybe this senator can explain. >> sir, we just wanted to ask you -- >> excuse me, this is a senator only elevator. >> can i come on the elevator? >> no, you may not. >> can you tell us why you are blocking this vote? >> i already did explain it. >> what is the issue? >> excuse me. i have to go to the floor. >> senator, can you explain why you are holding us up? >> excuse me. >> are you concerned about those who are going to lose their benefits? >> i want my own elevator. >> anyway, i am still confused. more pep please. -- more help please. now it is clear. it is all clear. congressman, were you supporting what the senator was trying to do initially before i guess you can say he caved and whatnot. >> i think we all support the concept of limited government and fiscal integrity within the budgeting process. the mistake he made is he tried to use them in a political chess match with the democratic majority. that is something you should never do to people, especially as i know from my hard hit state of michigan with 15% unemployment. they are trying to find jobs in a desperate and difficult recession. they were counting on the benefits to carry them through another day where they may not have to lose their homes. where they may be able to continue to try to pursue their dream and find work. the problem we have is that it is a one-man crusade. there are many other bills he could applied himself to to make his point. >> i am surprised. >> congressman, i have to say, we are on at 3 p.m. and in the future can you use checker analogy instead of chess. >> and bill, it is 3 a.m. and not 3 p.m. >> even ars would. >> here is the thing. i am surprised, congressman, it feels that way. if you pay to make something last longer, it is going to last longer until you stop paying. that's what unemployment -- that's what happens with unemployment. no one ever wants to give up unemployment, right? >> right. i suppose you are right. i think he is handling it like a d-bag a bit. it seems like keep your ball on your lawn. he is a mean, crapy old man. >> are you saying he has a lot of balls. >> probably. >> i think he is saying he is not a team player. >> so they are trying to paint him as evil. y won't help struggling americans is what the congressman is saying. but he is kind of trying to do his job which is stop spending. i know that it is only $10 billion, but what is wrong with saying i want to know where this money is coming from first? why not? >> i think that's a very noble goal and important goal. these benefits were being relied on by the people. and his position wasn't so much the issue. it was more the way he was representing his problems with the bill. high was so unprofessional. he was not deferential to the fellow republicans in his party. he was not willing to compromise on anything. he was standing on his own. i think the problem was that he is about to retire. because he is going to retire, nobody had any leverage to try and work or he had no reason to try and work with anyone. that's not the way democracy works. >> bill, i will let you redeem yourself for the a block by responding to this question with an intellectual comment. he wanted stimulus money to go to this, but the senate then didn't want to. why was that? >> that's a good question. this is unused stimulus money. this money has been put to no one. it has been bailed out to no one. actually, am i the only one that likes this guy? >> i kind of respect him. >> he is retiring and he is like, f-you to the republicans and the democrats and my constituents. i will do what i want. it it crappy? maybe. but this happened before they started filming him. when they talked to him, he gave them the bird when he was scratching his head. th is true. right before he scratched his head with his middle finger. it is like, i kind of love this guy. >> let me go to you, congressman. why couldn't they take the money out of the stimulus to pay for this? >> that's not the point in question, greg. there's a lot we can do to the stimulus money which is not spend it in the first place. but what you are looking at is people do not want to stay on unemployent in. they want to come off it. this is people who had jobs and because of the difficult recession are trying to scramble and do everything they can to continue pursuing their dream and find gainfulen ploy meant. not everyone is as lucky as you and bill that still pays, but does not constitute gainful employment. >> let me handle this, greg, i sir am nor have i ever been paid. >> it is purely a volunteer base city. but we feed him scraps from the kitchen. >> the green food -- the green room food while stale is still sub staw nenes for me and my family of 8. >> let's move on. >> no, i want to keep talking about it. >> to the greg-alogue. it is an artichoke of articulation. just started eating the artichokes. don't like them. not would you may noise, my friends. i received a delightful e-mail from holly. i will read it, i am on an airplane. i sit next to a liberal wind bag who preaches in my ear the whole flight. i keep my trap shut fearing for my life. i am in a bookstore and have to listen to an employee and her friend shamelessly and loudly discuss their liberal beliefs. i am twice at a public library and bike store and each time everyone trumpets their beliefs. greg, i am 41 and cap not talk about their beliefs. what gives? >> that is quite a question. but what the hell is a public library store? who would go to a public library bookstore? >> it defeats the purpose. >> exactly. >> i guarantee she has never bp on a plane. i whiff give you -- i will give uh chance to apologize. >> the answer is simple. if you look at the mass media and ef facet, the shared assumptions are liberal. the shared assumptions breed comfort. comfort over time breeds errogance. it is based on my own life. i spent many time with my co-workers. when they caught red eye, they were shocked, i wasn't. that's because my political opinions rarely came up in conversation unless i was drunk. i was always drunk. the reality is most conservatives i know don't talk about their beliefs because they are not seeking i'm professional. they are not interested in impressing everyone but their loved ones. they keep it to themselves to remind us of our unconscious race i'm.-- racism. they discuss sports or chimney sweeps, like me. if you disagree, you may -- you must be a racist homophobe. jesse, do you agree with my premise that liberals are more likely to discuss their views in public than conservatives? >> i don't, but my homophobia is not focused on one race. >> i think it is more of a sim toll of if you hear something that you disagree with, it stands out to you. if people buy into what you are talking about, your political agenda, you say, there is a guy with his head screwed on right. >> that's what happens when i am in an aryan youth group. >> you walk by and they say, these young fellas are off to something. >> i really just think that's the point. the people who just flaunt their beliefs in public are a-holes. it has nothing to do with being liberal or conservative. you only notice if you disagree with the point. >> unless you have a tv show you are paid to be an h-hole. congressman, what say you? do you agree with the fact that conservatives are less talk tiff when it comes to their beliefs maybe of being ridiculed, i don't know. >> it is not the best question to ask me as i uh bash my conservative. conservatives understand that politics is a part of life and globals are going to believe that politics is life. they want to change your way of life and conservatives want to improve it because we know humanity is not perfectable. you tend to talk about it and get gabby. >> remi, what say you? >> i don't know if i agree with that, but i have had the good fortune of traveling throughout the country. i learned in my experiences, depending on where you are in this country, people are more likely to talk about their views. no new york, i talk about people having liberal, political views. >> in the other country you hear the opposite. i don't know this viewer and why she is hearing these conversations, but i think it is a very personal thing. if they think why they believe what they believe, i think everyone will be better off. >> i disagree with you. >> it should be noted you don't know her situation. she actually lives in janeen gara fallo's garage. >> then it is her own fault. >> have i to move on sh kids. coming up, a bench press a car while feeding the homeless. who is saying no jay to oj? no jay, get an education dumb person who said that. the smithsonian is not okay with all things oj. dc's most overpriced storage unit has put the kabosh on an offer to display the mr. simpson war when accused of killing his ex-wife and a waiter 15 years ago. it still smells like murder. the sinister shirt was one of the things being fought over by mike gilbert and ron goldman, the father of ron goldman. now a judge ruled the suit's final destination should be as a donation causing much frustration. says the museum website, quote, the smithsonian will not be collecting oj simpson's suit. the decision was made by the curators together with the director. >> excellent accent. it is very curator. and it is yucky and sorted. you know what is not yucky and sorted? this noise. >> you are welcome adorablen enthusiast. remi, shouldn't the suit be going to the goldmans. he is owed millions and millions of dollars. the guy has been through hell. he is a hero going after oj. he deserves whatever he can get. even if he just burns the damn thing. >> absolutely. sure, the criminal trial didn't end perhaps the way everyone expected it to, but the galled man family dosh dosh the goldman hame have a civil verdict saying oj did kill their son. so they have an entitlement to collect that judgment. if the suit will help them collect the judgment they should have it and the right to auction it off and do whatever they want with it. >> as someone who has no suit at all to speak of, can you make a persuasive argument as to why you should have it? >> yes, i am going to a funeral this weekend, and this is not appropriate. i feel sorry for goldman because he is owned $33.5 million. he will never get it. he didn't get it when oj was free because he went to the autograph shows. autographen enthusiasts know these places only pay in easy to stash cash. ined assisted of the irs focusing on me, focus on the oj's of the world. >> now you just tipped off the government to look after it. >> i am clean and nothing to hide. >> the bill is currently homeless. where should it go? >> i think in exchange he that have to turn in his old timer mustache. >> i admire people who do the mustache curl at the end because nobody else does it. it is like traveling back on time. not to talk about mustaches, but to talk about this suit, where should this suit go and why should we hold this stuff? j should we want it in a museum? >> that's a question the smithsonian answered. they don't want. it both parties should have checked with them before trying to turn the exhibits into a salvation army. greg what i really want to know is how do you value a suit? does the fact you are wearing the glasses make it more historic? >> these are actually real. >> congressman, he is not just wearing the glasses. i'll leave it a at that. use your imagine igs gentleman. >> i think they should make oj wear that suit every day for the rest of his life. >> i just hope they dry-clean the trousers. that was probably a scary moment. >> you know what the wrors part is, he can't fit in the suit. he has been working at the gym and eating right. he can go back to it. >> that's what prison does. it takes overweight people and turn them into fit monsters. do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us at red eye at fox news .com. call 212-462-5050. still to come, andy levy, a delightful guy. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by soccer or known as futball. it is so boring the players don't even want to watch. thanks soccer. welcome back. let's find out if we got anything wrong so far. for that we go to andy levy. did you ever use the private elevator at fox news to reserve for the ambudzilator. >> you know what, craig? >>: >> jesse, you said every time you go into starbucks you announce you will not be incriminating yourself. get a t-shirt and save your voice. >> it is more object obnoxious to do it that way. you can't wear a shirt that says "i'm a gun owner." you have to waive it around. >> you can wear a shirt that says "no troops will be cornered in my house." that's bold. >> you should do that. >> this one definitely says i corner troops in my house. >> remi said you find disturbing people that go in their restaurants with their weapons because it is childish. i agree, but these people were about to go into a california pizza kitchen, but when it was clear they weren't welcome, they went somewhere else. what kind of protest is that? >> not exactly a protest. that was an excuse because they didn't like the pizza they had there. >> it is bad enough they were going there in the first place. there is nothing pizza about california pizza kitchen. only you, greg, could think something with the word concept sounds perverted. or scary. >> mang congressman, you think the senator is trying to score political point, well, why would he do that since he is retiring? >> try to have the proper object using people in this manner that are very concerned about your. >> fine. >> somebody is working for the weekend. >> it is only, an tuesday, an andy. >> you describe him as an old, crab be man. by most accounts you are right. when he was a major league pitcher he was one of the few men who could get mickey man tell to charge the mound from the bat are's box. >> and he would keep the ball. >> and he has an about fan of tobacco and horse racing. >> this is my favorite guy. >> apparently i am very short tonight. jesse, kudos to you for being a nonracist homophobe. >> my homophobia knows no bounds. >> oj's suit he war when he was uh -- acquitted for murder. it still fells like murder, it says. the suit does not smell like murder. >> it can smell like murder and it still smells like murder. >> ron goldman's father is ron goldman. and there are reports your good friend will be stepping down as the ways and means committee are you. ? >> i don't know if he will step down. there is still debate about that. we should step asiding but that is a decemberion they will have to make. you are the least fun person ever. >> that's what i do. >> all right. i'm done. >> i'm frushed. -- i'm crushed. >> don't listen to him. he is a barrel of laughs. let's welcome back our guests. remi spencer, she knows courts like i know warts. just alt personal problem i am having. and jesse joy, if he was fiber he would keep us all record. their virtue could hurt you, but i am speaking out of crickets, but a catholic girl -- >> who wrote this? trying to get ahead, greg. who is thinking shakespeare. >> i thought it was nice. now i have to reexplain when i was talking about to the viewers at home because i interrupted. new research attending catholic institutions were not as bad as we were lead to believe. this a real school who examined a survey of a thousand college students. women who attended catholic you evers were four times less likely to hooking up with women at eek secular terms. hooking up it with tape on a typical hookup at a college campus mighten -- might entail. >> you want to touch this? you know you do. >> no need to call me a little man. that's how i envision it. remi, you are the only woman on the panel. they are research, i don't know if this catholic girls are more likely to hookup, or catholic girls will full around a little bit rather than go all the way. >> he is eating his words. >> you feel like you are being careful. >> i am a catholic. i have to be careful. i learn that hooking up has different meaning for different people. i won't presume what people consider hooking up. i know this cur vie is correct. i know this for a fact because everybody ie no, every girl i know who went to a catholic school turns out they were a little more per miss skew us with and agents a little more early. >> maybe they fibed because they wanted to be a part of the group. the catholic girls i knew awltion felt like they were out of place bike being more virtuous. >> greg, kath thole civil is against fibing. >> they are also against you, but we let that happen. >> congressman, is this what is wrong with society? less about love and more about hooking up? >> now it is a good time as a catholic to mention i was in california with the stanislaus republican party right here. right here. i met a young lady named jessica grimstad that wrote a book she wants to give to you. it is about a unicorn without a horn inspired by your love life, greg. catholic girls can rest with greg in the room. >> catholic bys, not so much. >> jesse, say something. i do want to say -- i wanted to illustrate the clip, the piece of tape earlier i interest didn't care what race they were, it made me unever comfortable. you are building a phobic. i went to catholic college and catholic school my entire life. if i can recall the the number one thing is wall to wall [bleep] i don't know what the hell they are talking about. >> we are talking about girls. >> we lived in separate dorms, and in order to even try to sneak a girl in you needed a mustache and drench coat. i want to know why my college was fine with me sneaking in a drunk, tiny guy with a mustache. >> i think it is the same time you went to college as boosom buddies was on tv. i often -- i thought i was a lifeguard. turned out it was baywatch. fi-fifo, fum it will be next. >> one thing is for thur, i i can't go home until i you the story. is flipping the bird just like using a word? therefore a first amendment right h re d? an oregon man is causing a stinky buys raising a finger that was not his pinky. robert eckas is suing the county sheriff deputies claiming his right to display his middle finger were violated. in 2007. -- 2007, feels like three years ago. he gave the deputies a ginger and said they saved it for him. as the mathematician quote, he did it because he have the right. we wull need to test it. otherwise we will lose it. >> we ask smiling cat to comment. >> that is not a smile. that was a yawn. we got shortchanged. we won't that that on anymore. coming man, do you think something that is a gesture which is giving the finger is free speech? >> well, first and foremost i don't think you should test it on police officers or deputies because you will wind up where this follow is. i think as a society we have to be able to articulate and express ourselves in other manor such as shear vulgarity. there are many reasons to say you are unhappy with somebody with that word or gesture. >> true, but not as much fun and doesn't provoke as much exercise when you are running away. bill you often dress as a cop. whose side are you on in this debate? >> i don't get it. i think we can all say senator jim bunning would have his back in a heartbeat. i don't get how a gesture has something to do with free speech. i can display a lot of things, fingers among one thing and others are not put in there. i would be -- i can see why this guy is not making much sense. >> pot calling the kettle black. i think i lot him on that one. >> i lost my uh ability to speak. they probably did other things to irritate these guys. conte you be in prison for life 1234*. >> i think he is a modern day thomas jefferson. rather than -- we don't have the time in the 21st century for all of that justice ined by dawestic tranquil tee, and blah, blah blawrks. he rewrote the entire pre em pell by -- pre em bell by telling a made to go" bleep prts herself. >> i thought, who will be the first to talk about it. >> you are a practice law. you are do you when at home at your apartments. does this jerk have a case? >> i'm not sure what par i am to answer. why are the less having an interaction? was he pulled over for a vehicle violation? we all agree flipping the bird to an officer is a stupid, stupid thing. whether it is protecting teach or not is a different question. what will work is they dismissed all of the traffic violations. is this retaliation? do they charge him because they were angry he gave them the bird? it looks that way. >> it sounded like he was attacking him the whole time. he was not leaving them uh -- alone. >> from a finger to entire hand. the norwegian skier only got a silver at the vancouver olympics. it was definitely all of the porn he was watching. >> says the so you sedge scandinavian somewhere. i ski -- i think i have seen too much porn in the working days. we have a room next to peter northug. i think that is the reason we f-upped. tiger woods is a really good man. >> it is a give. >> congressman, as warped as this young man might be, doesn't he have a point that pornography is basically a distraction from something you accomplished. >> i think you are right. it is a very important lesson for bill if he tries to win the gold medal in pole vaulting. >> remi isn't it a fact pornography ruins ambitions and we should sale it? >> yment not -- i was not the authority on pornography. he is an idiot. they are supposed to be something -- someone that kids can look up to. this is a stupid thing to say. including about tiger woods, why do we care? >> i think he was trying to be funny. >> jesse, you know what, could he argue -- he would have won a silver. worse if you haven't watched the drug parapho meal yaw. i have never seen it up close. >> it is like, what do you expect? i'm sure he will be eccentric. his first name is odd. it is object obnoxious who is on first. i'm sure it is. you are nor region. it is odd. my wife spells karen with a c. >> i get it, what is your name. >> it adds you into the whole routine. >> i was going to let you do the whole routine. >> do you think when he uses porn in the hotel room he calls and gives himself an odd job. >> thank you, always a pleasure having you on the show. see you soon. cooming up next, your voicemails. that's my friend vic riding his motor bike. vic, you said we were going to meet up for handball. what a erk j. nick makes me sick. >> i hate vic. vic is having fun with his cooler friends while i am doing a show. screw you, vic. time for messages against craig. let's sit back and explain at a rat in a cat. we bathe your ears with white, soap me words. >> greg, what's up sh dude. i usually go to these after hour party and that's great because your show comes on during the peak hours. keep your opening lines going like "she's so hot" or" she's is cute." it mep's me flirt with the chicks. thanks, bro. >> greg, this is carl from ind -- indian naw. i caught you being nice to your repulsive sidekick. and i am being to think it could be an act. >> i am watching the snow right now. we don't have jobs, but guess i do for a living. i make reece rebeads, can you believe that? >> iiveg terrific show. >> greg. i just want to say my birthday is coming up on the 18th of mash of i was wondering if you can -- if i can put that out. i would love to see that. that would be the greatest pirt day present ever i ever had of. >> in is bill and i am calling about texas. my cat is coincidentally named by anally levey's cat and anyway she is totally strung out on a little friskies. >> does fox have a softball team? i'm gonna guess if you do billy is the ticher and disbreg is the catcher. cash dash bill is the pitcher and greg is the catcher. how close am i? >> i don't know what he means by that. >> that dude is uh so. >> really? >> i don't think he is awesome. i think it is great to see a cat and mouse playing together. nobody cares. keep calling me on my direct line. the number is 212-462-5050. and now we will close things out with the post game wrap up from tv's own andy levy. to see clips, go to fox news .com/red eye. coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye." we have author lloyd webber. and rick levthal is back on the show. time to go back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> jesse, you got any plans for after the show? >> i do. i will be hosting part of the what's trying to be the longest pod cast in history. it is a 74-hour marathon. keep and the gary condit .com. listen to it. they will beat the record. >> and remi, i hear you ran into somebody at the courthouse today. >> i d i ran into robert dave who had a case and he was there for the moral support. he was so excited i would be seeing you and he said hello to greg, bill and andy and is excited about coming back on the show again soon. i love how he played a bad character in the movies and a good guy in real life. >> if he was at the courthouse he cooperate have been too much of a friend. >> he was with his friend. >> allegedly. bill, anything you want to plug? >> say no. >> wheningn people pre order your book? >> amazon .com. go there now and you can pre order. it we have to move on. remi spencer, always a pleasure. bill shultz, you disgust me. jesse joyce, despite that shirt you are stale okay. and that does it f