man. her new book "the roth man prophesies" tells the story of the jewish creature seen in west virginia in the 1960s. national review's kevin williamson is the author of the politically incorrect guide to socialism. really brave, kevin. bill schulz who thinks he is a childs of sunset. and sitting next to me is go found co-founder. and he is a low class fellow whose pages are yellow. good to see you, pinch. >> in the thursday style section, actress, activist, vinter and yogi. they make no apologies in the cover story titled simply more than mrs. sting. god, i even hate myself. >> not as much as i hate you. >> it was uncalled for. >> it was completely called for. were his comments a threat or nothing to sweat? ted nugent found himself adjusting his schedule to sit down with the secret service after talking trash about president obama at last weekend's nra convention. expes -- specifically this junk. >> if barack obama is the president in november again, i will either be dead or in jail by this time next year. our president and our attorney general, hillary h clinton, they are criminals. if you take that adamant we the people defiance -- remember we are americans because we defied the game. we didn't negotiate and compromise with the game. we defied the emperors. we are patriots. we are brave heart. we need to ride into the battlefield and chop their heads off in november. >> after a media day luge, ted says he has, quote, never threatened everybody's life. they president whatted a word. and by all accounts the meeting went well. they said, quote, the issue has been resolved and the nuge person is saying it could not have gone better. we shook hands and went about our business. god bless the agents wherever they may be. mitt romney's campaign has distanced itself saying it never solicited the endorsement contrary to a report that says the thumbs up came after a call. in other campaign news, newt gingrich is in the race and picked up an endorsement from a rocker himself. >> well, if you are going to get endorsements like that, why get out of the race? so criswell come to the show. >> thank you. >> was it possible mu gent was making a real threat, or did he use unfortunate figures of speech? >> of course he was not really making a real threat. i think this story is a bigger scandal than the whole hookers and blow secret service scandal. it is a complete and total waste of taxpayer money. what kind of hell are we living in that some crazy rocker says something stupid, and the secret service have to come and pay them a visit. i think mitt romney's response to this is equally stupid. >> the fact he distanced himself? >> stop playing this game. >> didn't the secret service have to investigate this? isn't that their job? >> it is their job unlike banging hookers which is apparently what they are good at. >> they do that like it is their job. >> they are not good at negotiating prices. ted nugent is associated with the phrase wango tango. how seriously do you take him? it is a typical hyper boughly. every lefty says they will leave the country if a republican is elected. it is typical exaggeration. i don't think anybody could think ted nugent was going to take his bow on to the field and assassinate the president. that doesn't seem likely. >> were knew -- nugent's comments dangerous -- >> it could insight other violence because ted nugent was so outspoken with the right to bear arms. maybe the crazy followers and the fans of ted nugent, we know him more now as a public didn't. pundint. i agree with you about the taxpayer service and secret service. they wanted to warn him and get referrals from hookers. >> couldn't the secret service have called them. why did they have to fly to see him? >> maybe an e-mail or fax. >> did you mean to threaten the president? okay just checking. >> maybe the gsa could be in charge of that. >> as chris brought up, romney has distanced himself from nugent. much in the way rick santorum distanced himself from you the way you endorsed him. should the candidates beheld accountable for what people who endorse them say? >> i think the candidates should just beheld. i think a lot of the problems in this country are people don't hug enough. nugent needs a hug. the first thing he was saying his typical nugent stuff. oh he has something to plug. i was scrolling the internet, he has nothing to plug. i will give huge kudos to the cameraman. the best part is when he is giving the inspiring ra, ra speech. he says, we are all brave hearts. they are a bunch of fat guys in flannels. there you go. there are your brave hearts. i would have loved to have blue face paint to hide all of that. >> i am tired of somebody saying we are all brave hearts when the guy never served in the military. i am not all into calling people a chicken hawk thing. at the same time, don't point out how brave you are this military language when you never serve. >> we played military in the backyard every day. >> i agree. >> i think what he said was stupid. most people agree that it was a dumb thing to say. >> is the outrage machine ever going to stop? >> no. and it is on the left and the right. it is a constant feigning outrage over everything everybody says. grow up. ted nugent is a crazy rocker who said something stupid. if he is inspiring anybody -- >> there are a lot of other crazy people out there. >> but so what? you can't control there are other crazy people. this is the world the left wants us to live in. >> there is a bubble of a world where you can't say anything because you might offend somebody. >> you sound almost outraged. >> i am. >> kevin, let me ask you, i feel like politicians are better off not getting endorsements from celebrities and possibly not from anyone. they never seem to help, but they do occasionally hurt. >> you can't control who endorses you. anyone can say i am from romney. i am for obama, who ever. it depends on how closely you want to associate with them. and they have to be careful about the allies they choose. this was the problem with the ron paul movement. they will take anybody, and it could be the biggest kook in the world. you have to be careful. >> remember when kid rock endorsed romney in the middle of the primary. where did kid rock go? >> that's true. we are moving on. from ted to well bred. was it a not so subtle dig that the romney family beak account account -- bank account was big. president obama seemed to take a swipe at romney and his fancy pants up bringing, his word. afterwards the president says this. >> somebody gave me an education. i was president born with a silver spoon in my mouth. michelle wasn't, but somebody gave us a chance. >> so on thursday romney responded on a little show i like to call fox and friends. >> i am certainly not going to apologize for my dad and his success in life. he was born poor. he worked his way to become very successful despite the fact he didn't have a college degree. one of the things he wanted to do was provide me and for my brother and sisters. >> but wait, there's more. >> i know the president likes to attack fellow americans. he is always looking for a scapegoat, particularly those who were successful like my dad. >> and also on thursday, jay carney, the always truthful white house press second says obama as used the silver spoon many times to describe his background, and they could be a little over sensitive. newt gingrich out of the spotlight is seeking attention. >> actually i think that was a cat. my apologies to him and his family. despite what he says, of course obama was making a reference to romney. >> okay, mr. president. so your hipy fruit loop mom married into a family, but your children were holding silver spoons in their mouths. >> i agree. should the fact that romney came from money matter or should it not be an issue? >> it should get us to want the american dream. this whole obama policy. the silver spoon comment is pressing ahead. it is really what it is. it is like, how dare you be a wealthy american. how dare you earn -- what is the cutoff for the buffet rule? i know it died in the senate. you will pay more taxes if you earn more than $200,000 a year. >> forget the how dare you part. is it fair to imply that someone who was born into that kind of wealth doesn't, quote, unqeet, the -- quote, unquote understand the problem. >> there is no short answer to that. the beauty of the country is the range in socioeconomic background. >> i hate that part of our country. >> you know franklin roosevelt, the guy born to all sorts of terrorism ledges and -- prism ledges. >> my understanding is john f kennedy never collected a welfare check. >> not too often. in fact many people named kennedy have. >> will this strategy of obama's painting romney as mr. fancy pantsz who is out of touch -- pants who is out of touch. is it a good strategy? joy -- >> probably. mr. hope and change and he will be transformed as a president and it turns out to be the most pedestrian of politicians. you are going to go out and appeal to people's envy and fierce and jealousy. it is disgusting. >> bill, you have seen every episode of "silver spoons" and i believe you were treasurer of the ricky schroeder fan club. so i'm assuming you think you are an expert on this story. >> for sure, for sure. when i am not wearing my business casual i am walking around with my sleeves rolled up and the coller flipped up like the ricker. >> do you have a train in your house? >> yes that my -- my actual father who is out of my life, he drives for me. he is like a big kid. it is hilarious. it is like a role reversal. >> i can't remembered such detail. >> i had a crush on ricky schroeder. >> so did i -- i mean whatever girl he was dating. >> romney is wealthy and dpraim a loving two-parent household, and he is white. those are three things obama didn't have. and do you think he was not going to play this card? you are crazy. is it something to brag about that you came from one of the most humble backgrounds and he did not ask for an apology. to say he got from a to b and that doesn't matter is insane. >> i agree he should be proud of what he was able to accomplish, but i do think it is a dig at romney. it is a dig at people who grew up the way romney did. >> who cares? it is not that much of a dig. it is not like he looked in the camera and said, apologize for your silver spoon. high said the fact and mitt romney took the bait. jay obama went to an ivy league school. he is not a coal miner's daughter. you want to know what, everybody comes from somewhere. everybody has those life experiences. who gives a crap if mitt romney was born with a silver spoon. how is it relevant? >> i don't think people hate the fact that romney was born with a silver spoon. but they should be aware that it is hard to argue. >> here is the thing about the campaign vat gee. when obama took office there was a deep recession and unemployment was worse. the economy is making improvement. more people are working. there are still challenges out there. the stock market has come back from before the crisis. obama is not talking about any others. he has gone through this class warfare and he pats the back of the wealthy investors and bankers who have profited from the economy and cutting back to pre recession levels. >> unemployment is not lower than when obama took office, is it? >> 8.3%. >> it is down from where it was. >> do you remember where it was? >> not really. >> a new survey for romney's future shows con de rice leading the pack. what do you make of that? >> the thing you want to do in 2012 is remind everybody about the bush foreign policy. that's a great plan. conde is black, and she is the architect of george w. bush's form. there are lots of people who aren't white guy who you can find. i think she is a brilliant woman. i think she should be kept as far away as the republican candidate as is humanly possible. >> i have to move on. from silver spoony to acting looney. mel gibson was looking to lawyer up after they released a recording of the actor-director throwing a tantrum at his costa rica home. they were staying at the house while he, woulded on a screenplay. they say mad mel's son was so abnormal they slept with a butcher knife and they told their children to hide during the brutal outbursts. he is ranting about things like the tardiness on a script and calling his ex-wife all manners of words you can't say on television. take a listen fans of crazy courtesey of our friends at tmz. >> that was bleeptastic. they are looking into it violates the right to privacy laws. mel's latest effort titled "dog versus electric toothbrush" premieres in june. i believe we have a clip. >> say what you want. he is a great visual story teller. >> gibson is a nuty nut guy who is nuts. but can he or can his career be saved at this point? >> no. i mean, actually, he does kind of have a career. this is his career. it is like lindsay lohan. she has a career. it is crazy. >> has he out stripped his talent? >> yeah -- i mean i feel sorry for the guy. he said vial things and has vial beliefs, but there is something wrong with the guy. he is not well. when you look at something like that you are tempted to say -- it is fun to laugh at celebrities, but they are there for the grace of god like most of us. it is easy to become an alcoholic and lose your mind. >> that's true. this rant was reportedly sparked when he saw a picture of himself -- he looked in the mirror and thought he locked overweight and balding and was blaming this on his ex-wife. why do women do things like this to men? he was a totally normal guy until she hurt him. >> i will take the blame. it is all my fault. why does she do it? i don't know. >> bill, i want to go to you. you said gibson makes a good point. >> not on that, but in his overall world view. here i thought he made a great point. can we go back to one quote and if you can put it on the screen. explative, explative, explative, hate. what is wrong with saying f hate. you start laughing and maybe you would learn something. >> i appreciate where he is coming from. i get like that too when i have houseguests that stay too long. i'm fairly certain that is what happened. he needed alone time and he couldn't take it. >> he is essentially a wear wolf. coming up, should shoplifting even be considered a crime? lori rothman on her new book. first, is the city of fort worth executing all smokers? the details are next. you are watching "red eye" on fnc. stick around. forth worth, texas which is outside of france, kevin, is considering a tobacco ban for new employees as a way to cut health care and insurance costs. says the mayor betsy price, what a world we live in. but she says, quote, certainly we put taxpayer dollars into health care for our employees and anything that might benefit the health and wealth and make our employees more healthy we will take a look at. the idea came up after price asked the city employees for the big ideas to save the taxpayer money. other big ideas included the mandatory wearing of top hats and each her own theme music. not everyone is cool with the ban. one said, quote, i do have concerns about a hiring policy that would not be alloweded to hire a person that smokes. we go to our health care correspondent. what is your take? >> i think in the end we are all cats chasing a laser. these are the kinds of things that happen when the government has hand in health care, right? >> too much government, too much involvement. free speech, right to have your privacy and private life and professional life whether you smoke or don't smoke, you have to keep it together. whether or not you are sick because of a smoking related i will in ease or you go -- related or you go skiing and end up breaking a bone -- >> way to get personal. tmi. >> chris, let me ask you this. it is one thing if a private company wants to hire nonsmokers, but should a government be able to do this? they are not breaking any laws. how can the government discriminate against that? >> i am going to say something that doesn't make me popular. i don't have a problem with this. the way to fix it is to get away from the employer-based health care system. we need an individual-based health care system where everybody buys their own health insurance. you own and control your health insurance. there is not an argument that somehow the government is paying to sub saw died somebody else's bad behaviors. >> i can't believe you. >> i know, outrageous. >> unbelievable. how you work for gary johnson is beyond me. >> kevin, smokers are not a protected class, obviously. more importantly, should they be? >> you can use this fiscal fig leaf if you want. but smoking is unpopular. they are not talking about discriminating against the fat people. or have you things like african-americans who have twice the rate of diabetes. they have much higher rates of chronic illnesses. you can say if we hire more black folks our health care costs are going to go up. at some point you can say it is not a just rational for this kind of thing. fort worth is one of my favorite cities, but it used to be converting itself into austin. >> i should correct you. for the -- ft. worth is outside paris and france. if this practice is spreading what advice do you have for fellow smokers out there? >> to kevin's poi in t obesity is a bigger kill than smoking. and what happens to people when they quit smoking? >> being fat and smoking is the leading causes. >> exactly. but are you not saving money, fort worth and congratulations you alienated a lot of smoking americans. >> why can you attack smokers and -- you made a great point about african-americans ad sh dash. >> or because smoking is frowned upon in our society. >> women have higher health care costs related to pregnancy. if you are working for fort worth you cannot get knocked up. >> this is why we shouldn't have an employer-based health care system. there is contraception and have an individual based system and it ends all of these debates. >> have i to go to break. but my theory is the mayor is tired of city employees looking cooler than she is. >> i think that's exactly what is going on. >> hear that kid? start smoking. >> no. do you have a comment on the show, e-mail us. to leave a voicemail call 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report from jesse joyce. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by luxury boats. the sea vessels that are valued because of their speed and overall experience. thank you luxury boat. let's see if we have got anything wrong so far. for that we go to jesse. >> i see your wrist is better. >> i am wearing a french cuff shirt so i couldn't fit the splint under it. >> so it is still messed up? >> yes. whatever works better for the joke. which works better? >> i got to the bottom of it. i am looking at this as your computer. i can figure out how it was fitting. >> you are the first 20* ever make that joke. >> kevin, since you more than anyone else in the history of the show most closely resemble the james bond bat guy, and since bill is the size of a persian cat, can you stroke him in your lap for the remainder of the show? can we work that out? >> no. >> fair enough. >> oping only one of the two of them would -- only one of the two of them would enjoy that. >> you are welcome, kevin. >> you showed that clip of newt being endorsed by a rock star? >> yes. >> i can confirm that newt was not endorsed by a balding cambodian dutch boy. >> is that right? >> i apologize. >> about the secret service and the story talking about ted nugent, you said banging hookers is something the secret service is good at. >> yes, and the embarrassing thing in columbia is you had to pay? >> they are not very good at it. >> they are not good at negotiations. >> you also said that kevin you mentioned that nugent fans are in rural arkansas? >> that's what i experienced. >> that's a misnomer. ted nugent fans are in 1983. >> have you ever been to rural arkansas? 1983 is in the future. >> bill, i appreciate your hair do to dick clark's "american band stand" appearance. >> it is an homage, rip. >> bill, you also said -- i looked it up on "silver spoons" that was his actual father, edward strike -- stratton, the third. >> i was right about it though. >> but wavered on it. he for the viewers is not dead, and he was most recently gus on a 2003 episode ofed"." of -- "ed" and he wrote the jingling for cool aid. >> thank you for answers to questions i didn't ask. >> i was answering my own questions. >> the best part of the job is however you learn. the best part of the job is how much you learn. >> speaking of andy and lori, you were talking during the obama silver spoons story. do you remember what it was? and andy said no. you said we should check that. but i wasn't paying attention and googling the silver spoon. the answer is 29%. >> sounds about right. >> >> you mentioned, kevin, it is easy to become an alcoholic. >> yes. >> i am a recovering alcoholic. i agree with you 100%. it is easy to do that. however, it is not easy to threaten an entire costa reken -- costa rican village. >> the guy is losing his mind. >> that's true. >> it is sad to watch. it is terrible to watch. >> can you be that surprised? i don't know if you know this, but the costa rican rainforests are the most commonplace to find bat [bleep]. >> bill, you said that in the mel gibson story, explative, explative, explative, hate. and he is saying f-hate and that is beautiful. >> do you disagree with that? >>- q. i it is a quadruple negative. he says it four times making it positive. >> oh, yes. he is pro hate. i should have read the pamphlet. >> and i think it lends credibility. i don't know if you saw it, but you have to believe it is true. he is not a good enough writer to have made that stuff up. he is a man who wrote show girls. it was a movie that somehow he is the only person who made a two-hour movie about boobies uninteresting. andy, fort worth is not outside france. it is 4,900 miles outside france. and by the way, in the smoking story men's fitness ranks dallas forth worth the 25th fattest city in america. arlington which is right in between dallas and forth worth is the 15th fattest. perhaps we should regulate cheesecake consumption. lastly i want to say -- well i guess who was talking, it was a big group thing where you were talking about why you can't restrict smokers -- well, you can restrict smokers from being hired, but not black people. smoke sung popular among everyone. and hiring black people is unpopular with kevin's haircut. that is it for me. >> a lot of black guys have their haircut. >> thanks. coming up, stories so exciting if you leave now, later you will think, gee, i wish i hadn't missed the exciting stories. but first, why did this fellow strip down in the middle of the airport? maybe they didn't have air conditioning. i do it all the time at happy hour. welcome back. should she get workers comp after being hurt during a romp? well an australian judge ruled a woman injured while having sex in a hotel room during a business trip should get a payout. back in 2007 the last -- the lass and her new lover were, as they put it, going hard when a light fixture fell on them. the compensation claim for facial and psychological injuries was rejected because it was not an over night incident in an over night stay like showering and sleeping and eating. the judge said, if the applicant was injured playing cards in her hotel room she would have been entitled to compensation. in any self-inflicted injury the fact that it was sexual activity rather than some other lawful recreational activity does not lead to any different result. he then disrobed and wrestled a kangaroo naked. oh, australia. let's discuss in the -- >> lightning rooooouuunnnnndd. lightning round. >> it gets longer every day. >> what do you think? would you have ruled in his favor? >> i think, yes. i think that's awesome. >> the next time they are stuck in a snowstorm, and we don't have any here you know you are protected in a couple of ways. >> your husband is watching this show. >> well, i am talking about him, of course. >> chris, what do you think 1234*. >> i think that first judge who said it wasn't a regular incident like sleeping and eating, that guy does president have a good life -- doesn't have a good life. i think this is great. the sad part is that somebody got hurt during sex. >> seriously though. >> kevin, i don't really buy her story. i don't think a light fixture fell down while they were having sex. >> i can understand knocking off the light fixture in the room below you, but how do you knock off the one above you? >> or the dresser next to the bed. >> is it one of those hotels with a swing in it? i don't see how it happens. if you knock off the light fixture above you, the guy probably needs physical therapy too. >> oh fellas. >> well, bill, you injured yourself in many hotel rooms, but oddly when you are alone. have you ever filed for workers comp? >> why didn't the defense call me as a witness? i am living proof that sex is normal a normal activity. sex may not even be an activity. it has been that long. that's all have i to say. >> that illuminated this story. next topic. oakley has revealed it is developing a prototype for augmented reality sunglasses for pro athletes. what is that, ask people who ask what is that? they say imagine if a football coach could beam the x's and o's from the clip board to a player's field of view. or the baseball player next at bat could see the pitcher's e.r.a in his glasses. why would the pitcher have an equal rights amendment? do we want technology like this? is it going too far? >> i am looking forward toking this things implanted in my head to see the daily data. >> it is coming. >> if apple gets in the market it will look cool and work. never mind athletes. google is making a similar product that will be out for the general population and will be expensive at first. but i expect this thing to be common. >> the oakley version, will it at least look cool? the google version was nerdy. >> i'm sure they will make it look cool. >> no oakley product has ever looked cool. >> i'm eastbound and down. >> depends on your version of cool. this shouldn't happen. i am a sports purist. it shouldn't happen. it is a stairable idea. it is terrible idea. >> is oakley just tabbing about this now because the google thing came out a couple days ago? >> oh yes, free market. if you look at some of the football games with the fox and the line on the field and the players have their microphones? why not the x's and o's. >> the players can't see that line, do you know that? >> of course i snow that. -- >> of course i know that. >> they all have cheat sheets with the plays and stuff. it may make for a more efficient game, more exact? >> if i am not understanding the technology properly, you actually see the plays in the grasses? >> that's what they are saying. >> will these glasses be the new steroids, and what do i mean by that? >> i hate that we live in a society where steroids are the old steroids. >> i am for you can't stop technology. and it would be better if they got rowdy rodey to pipe them up. it shows which are the real humans humans and which are the ailing humans. >> that would be cool. >> that's something i would buy. up top and i am hanging. >> if i could reach you i would up top you. >> finally. >> chris, i want to get back to what you said. if you are giving the x's and o owes or say a wide receiver can see the route on his glasses. doesn't that take away from the natural ability to run the route correctly? >> of course it does. >> they are basically playing video games on the field. >> i think this is great technology for like your mom's basement to be playing a video gape. this is not technology that would be on the field. >> how did you know where i lived? i forgot i had you over for mom's cocktails. it is time to take a break. but you will not believe what is coming up next. they are wanted for striping naked at a check point. he says he disrobed as a former protest against tsa screeners he pelt were harassing him. two lanes had to be closed and passengers covered their children's eyes. kevin, this guy says he was being, quote, nude, but not lewd, and what he was doing was protected speech. are you buying that? >> i think the tsa ought to be protested. i think they are invasive and inefficient and generally worthless. and if you think the guy has something going on, don't make him go through the same thing three times. figure it out and figure out if he has a bomb on him. >> he says he was being nude and not lewd, and that rhymes so it must be true. he claims he was stripped after he went through the metal detector and having a pat down. the most effective way to tell them i am not carrying a bomb is take off my clothes. it makes sense. >> not necessarily. no, this is all wrong. >> really? >> if this guy was super hot, i would have no complaint whatsoever. i agree the tsa sucks. >> interesting point. why is it the people with terrible looking bodies are the ones who go naked. it is never the ripped guy from the gym like me of the. >> no kidding. >> how many times have i handwritten you letters and urging you to protest? >> this is not a protestor. >> you called tsa and told them i was carrying a bomb. >> and i follow you. >> you have to stop. >> 99.9% of nude protests aren't protests. they are looking for an excuse. and this guy is case in point. way to creep out the kids dude. >> i don't think he is an exhibitionist. >> what if i told you that he has ridden in portland's world naked bike three times. >> for real? >> okay he is an exhibitionist. >> thank you. >> but he is still doing the lord as work. >> we have been on them and criticizing them for so long, why can't they get their act together? >> they sound to much like tna and it makes for easy intros. >> let me ask you. you are an expert at this thing. >> what, nudity? >> yes. but do these tactics accomplish anything? does some guy getting nude solve any problems? >> well, he certainly got a lot of people to pay attention to his cause. we are talking about the tsa yet again. there was a pat down issue a couple months ago, maybe a year ago. so we are all chuck lig about it, but there is a real flaw in the system. if i see a fat guy striping down naked -- >> don't you think by encouraging it it raises the chances that a hot person will do it? >> no. >> that is never going to happen. >> it is not going to happen. nobody hot will do this. >> what is that about the exhibitionists? they tend to be mostly men. >> and overweight. >> which means they look like that in public, right? >> yes. >> the general public should be wearing burr caws. >> they weren't born with silver spoons in their mouth. is there something wrong with that? >> they weren't born with silver spoons anywhere. >> i knew i shouldn't have said it the minute i said it. we will close things out with a post game wrap up. to see clips of recent shows go to fox news.com/red eye. >> for those who would like to watch greg there is a tree outside his window. and for those who like to watch greg on the tv he will be on "the five" and on" the o'reilly factor" at p.m. eastern. coming up tomorrow. greg is back to host. and we have return appearances from film critic kurt loder and fox news correspondent and bernard mcgirth. >> it is time to go back to jesse joyce for the post game wrap up. >> lori, how is the one:00 p.m. show going? >> we are having a great time. the market can be volatile. you have to watch to see what is coming next. >> up and down. >> kevin, who the hell is clear regotleib and why should we care? >> it is a law firm, and among other things it helps banks not pay back money it paid in the bernie may doff scam. the law school is now held by elizabeth warren, anti-wall street crusader. >> why are you wearing a penguins hockey jersey? >> that's because they went down to the fliers three games to none. and i said if we got swept i would wear a brown paperback on my head on "red eye," but we didn't get swept, so i am wearing my jordan stall pittsburgh penguins jersey. i believe pens and seven, baby. >> andy, where am i going to be? oh, i will be at lovely live on sunday the 22nd. back to you, andy. >> thanks to lori, bill schulz, kevin and chris, sandy duncun, the san diego zoo's joan embry and morris day and the time. i'm andy levy. i'll see you next time. plap mr. bill. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight. >> i also agree with our first