racists? they will try to answer without using the phrase, that's how he rolls straight ahead. and the convicted bomber is comatosed and near death. and finally bill schulz looks at roller blading. >> thank you, andy. >> happy national marshmellow toasting day. >> yes, it is, greg, yet few people know that the few people to toast a marshmellow are lawrence marsh. >> that's not true, andy. >> it is, true. >> and the story how he -- how to toast it is educational jie. here we go. >> he found that using torches while examining them will cause the symbols to lose some of their color. >> but one fight in a fit of peek he thrust the plant he was use is -- using on the tip of his dagger into a nearby flame. imagine his supplies when he discovered that the burning extract allowed him to see them without damaging them. >> we are done. >> the fact that it was a tasty treat was an accident. but thanks to sir law wryness, marsh, we have the marshmellow. >> are you an idiot. >> happy national marshmellow day. >> thank you. >> let's welcome our guest. she is cuter than a puppy floating in a bubble floating by a smurf riding a rainbow. i am here with margaret hoover. her new book is called "american individualism, how a new generation can save the republican party and then blowup the world." i just added that part. and he is should sharp he is not allowed near balloon factory. it is america's future foundation chairman. that's interesting. and the flooding resulted in his first bath in months. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if comedic genius was an ikea shelf he would fall apart after you nailed him. and good to see you pinch. >> reporter john carminica says, quote, young stars with fresh mouths. i am unclear as to how one contracts vma. but i will keep those mouths fresh. and whatever lady gaga has, i'm sure vma is one of them. she is a cross trussing har -- cross dressing harlet that one. >> thank you. >> all right. >> if you think global warming isn't caused by man, you are a member klan. al gore is comparing and saying anti-alarmists are this generation's racists. he describes his early years when racism was rampant until people spoke up. they, quote, won the conversation. now gore wants to do the same with global warming. listen to this vomit. >> back to the phrase, there was a time when racist comments would come up in the course of the conversation, but there was a time when he said, hey, man, why do you talk that way? that's wrong. i don't go for that. don't talk that way around me. i don't believe that. that happened in millions of conversations and slowly the we have to win the conversation on climate. . >> they were all-around the dinner table though growing up. he left that part out. >> exactly right. he father didn't vote for the civil rights act, little known fact. >> i did not know that. now that you have already started talking, feel free to agree with me on this. has al gore become a big, fat joke ?r. >> i think he was before. it is a classic sign of liberalism. if you don't agree, call him a racist or biggot. the other thing about this, al gore needs us to believe in global warming. he has become a very rich man over it with the book sales and the credits. he will lose a lot of income that he is geting. >> all right. i want to mention the new research. published in the highly regarded journal "nature" global warming is caused by cosmic rays and the sun. it is involving 60 countries. i didn't know there were that many, and 8,000 scientists could be the death foreman-made global warming alarmists as all previous climate models mae now have to be revised by racists, obviously. in other news, what's the latest on the open-close debate? >> there will be no consensus on that matter. what do you make -- let's go back to al gore? what do you make of his comments? doesn't he in fact insult racists who work hard to be racists? shouldn't he apologize to the biggots everywhere? >> absolutely. i am not alone in having this complete and total disdain from anybody is ready for historic injustices. it is particularly disgusting. you are not a racist. you are a nazi for not disagreeing with me. i am not an expert in anything. i do have 22 ph.d.'s in everything from acupuncture to astro physics. i can't tell you which of these narratives is correct. what i can say though is that there always tends to be these horrible unintended consequences when we start to screw around with stuff. the real question is is it really a horrible thing if the temperature goes up 2 degrees in a hundred years? i don't trust the prediction. it is getting warmer. there is no doubt about that. whose fault is it? i don't know. what should we do about it? i don't know. in 100 years we will all be dead. we will find anyway to cope with it. and there are any number of cold places where people will be warmer. researches show as temperatures slightly go up, there are lives that are slaved that outweigh any discomfort a polar bear has. >> cooling is worse for humanity than getting hotter jie. and we were afraid of that in the 1970s. >> they said a new global ice age was coming. the cover of "news week" said we would be frozen right now. will gore's comments hurt his cause? he is now a complete parity of an environmentalist. >> he didn't even look like he was wearing the conversation with the interviewer. to say it is science, we should be talking about this in a scientific way. to compare it to racism, he said, i i don't go about that. if you are talking about something you are supposed to say let me prove to you using science and not just saying, i don't want to talk to you about this. the people who are hurt the most about this are people who are racist and don't believe in global warming. those people do not tan easily and they have the most to lose. >> i think you are incorrect. he was quoting a hall and oats song. he completely took it out of context, and i think you owe al gore an apology. in this clear and balanced debate can you give us an unfair assessment of al gore? >> i argue with the whole winning it is argument thing. i always found particularly in social settings, it is always best to lose the argument. but say you go to a bar and i go up to the guy and i'm like, these bar nuts are purple and he would go, no, they are brown. i will argue with him for 40 minutes that those are purple bar nuts and you know what, he buys me a drink because he feels sorry for me. we can all stand to lose some arguments jie. nearby you do have purple nuts though. >> don't pan down. >> the nuts you bring from the purple nut factory. >> that's right. >> the other bag. >> i have to double up. >> the purple mac caw dame yaw. >> there are -- macadamia jie. there -- there is so much purple. >> from one al to another. they say he is near death. for the seventh time. yes, the guy who was freed from a scottish prison two years ago because he had, quote, three months to live, end quote, is now in a coma according to his brother who clearly had no reason to lie. and the scottish government confirmed they made contact with his family who told them the same story. look at the hugging. meanwhile, the libyan national transitional council -- bill, you were in that for awhile. they will not allow the guy to be extradited with the justice minister telling reporters, "we will not hand any libyan citizen over to the west. we do not deport any libyan citizens. only qaddafi does that." getting a handle on mcgraw he's health is as difficult as playing "find the real pug. >> that was animatronic. these animal s who have been dead. shouldn't they show us some gratitude and hand the guy over? >> remember, we weren't in charge of this operation, this kinetic military action, whatever it was. i think this is just another indication of just how successful and wonderful this operation was. >> they never should have let the guy go. i can't think of a better place for him to be. there are bombs exploding and gunfire all over the place. pick him up and move him to afghanistan. he is going to die soon. >> i don't think he will die soon. that's what bugs me about this. he will out live me. he was never sifnlght don't you feel that way. don'ts you think we were bamboozled over oil. >> clearly. he is like the freddy kruger of terrorists. anytime you think, oh no, he has rebounded. we have a lot to learn from the libyan healthcare system. they are able to keep someone like this alive way past his expiration date. i will be happy when this man finally dies. he is a disgusting human being. to defend the ntc, they really do have more important things to worry about. they are not inhair tig any government struck -- inheriting any government structures. they have a closet full of dresses to take over. >> we can't blame the libyan rebels. it is on their list of to do things, and it is just like, you know, -- >> kick out a plug. you were vacuuming and a plug was kicked out. >> if you were the president of the united states, what would you do? first, do you buy he is in a coma? second, you have ambassador bolton saying new trial, bring him here. would you do that? >> i actually was willing to believe the reports that he is probably dyeing and in and out of a coma. you caused me to be skeptical. he is going to out live all of us. you are probably right. in which case are you happy with the system. it is a great argument. nothing would be better than him to die at the hands of these rebels who have invaded libya. and i do think they are trying to topple qaddafi. he gave a very clear order for this bombing of the lockerbie bomber. i think he is my friend. i think there is good reason he has been aided by assistance. i think they can kick out the plug and do us all a favor. >> bill, have you been in a coma the last four and a half years. you sympathize with al-megrahi. i can't wait to wake up and see what -- >> i just can't wait to wake up and see what the future is like. there will be these pads with all sorts of talking things on them. >> but you will wake up and say you were on a talk show that didn't exist. >> and explain my sware droab. oh, i got this in the 80s. i like how his brother said, it is between life and death right now, so what difference would it make? last i checked wree all between life and death right now. that could mean anything. he is playing with us. >> there is something really fishy going on here, and i think it was -- bolton might have said that scotland did this because of an oil deal, but nobody really knows. if that's the case, we have to do something to scotland. maybe we can write them a strongly worded letter. >> i think we ignore them. i think we write a strongly worded letter. >> how about we ban those kilts? >> oh yeah. >> as a defendant of the scottish i know you could tell my great grandfather -- i adore the kilt. i think it is important and useful and i will defend it. >> there you go. i guess that's out of the question. >> will you defend hagis? >> no. >> i am trying to think of a scottish actress aside from sean connery that we can chase down and slap around the head, but he would beat me up. for the "star wars" trilogy alone we should ban all things. >> "red eye" is about solutions. from terror to prayer. should all mighty god not be allowed knee sod? is the pre game our father a cational bother? -- constitutional bother? a recent game was the first in decades to not include a minister-lead blessing over a public address system. the school has the freedom from religion foundation to thank form the god blocking. the wisconsin-based group which i guess is not in kentucky promotes the separation of church and state and the practice of pis si ng off southerners for profit. in a letter to the superintendent, quote, the prayers constitute a government endorsent in of religion. they said, "people were jolted when we did the national anthem and kicked off without a prayer." speaking of prayer, does captain pink butt have one when it comes to climbing his cage? >> come on you can climb. come on you can climb. put your other hand up. you can do it. you are doing it. you have to take a break. >> captain pink butt, are you a stupid animal. i don't know why i said that. i apologize, captain pink butt. we are still on for drinks, by the way, and i am buying. marvin hoover, you hate god. you no doubt side with the -- with this freedom from religion group. >> yes, freedom from religion. that's what separation from church and state had to do about. it had nothing to do with that. the founders hated god too. and the whole point of this is we should just be promoting eighth yism across the board. >> are you being sarcastic, by the way. >> yes, i have my tongue in my cheek. >> i just don't want to get a lot of letters. >> they are from madison, wisconsin. it couldn't be more em paw thete cal to this small town jie. what are they doing coming there, joe? come out. go back to madison, wisconsin you weird owes. >> it is weird when foundations come up and get involved. i agree. i don't think there is any reason for a public school to be doing a reliege -- religious ceremony. god hear yourself prayer wherever you are. and i think if you think praying before a football game -- runt interfering with the prayers, oh god i know you are getting prayers from the sick and the poor, but we need this two-point conversion, so move our prayer to the front. say what you need to say, but don't make a spectacle out of it. >> i don't know. i can understand the legal argument, but it is the best way for an atheist to go pr-wise, to go to another state and harass a group of people minding their own business. isn't it a little too much? >> they should probably leave them alone. they are getting ready to smash into each other for an hour or more with the force of small car accidents over and over and over again. these kids routinely die playing the game and sometimes practicing. but i think what this is, and i am going to go a step further from you. i am an advocate of the private schools. this is what happens when the government is spending money on schools. everything becomes an issue. the kids playing before they brutalize one another on the pitch. it is fwhow a problem for everyone. >> and if this was st. anthony's versus saint mary's there would be no problem here. make all schools private. can we agree on that? >> yes, let's agree on that. here is the problem, last word to you, schulz. if prayer works it would be illegal because it would be an illegal substance like steroids. >> they shouldn't be doing is what you are saying? >> it would be like shooting yourself with an anna -- anabolic, spiritual thing. >> you might be right. bell county lost the game they didn't do the prayer for. >> do you see? >> i bet you 90% of those people in the stands describe themselves as strict constitutionalists, apart from the ones they cherry pick. >> so. >> so, what they are saying is you can't take part of the constitution that you like and then ignore the rest of it. they maybe do that with the 10 commandments. >> the way i look at it is i can get it, but i think they are being annoying jerks. and you are right. i've got like 30 seconds. if all schools were private, still would be groups that go after them. you just leave the school -- >> you just leave the school. >> that's right. >> the other guys were not just praying for players. they were praying that everybody in the audience go to their church too. just throwing it out there. coming up, will buying a drink for a hot woman get her to like and respect her? we discuss margaret's new book "not on your life, you fat, bald weirdie." and can you sue the mom if she is the bomb? do they still say that? god i'm old. why did the sister and brother try to shake down their mother? two adult siblings were dismissed in their $50,000 lawsuit against their dear old mom. steven miner and 20-year-old sister catherine with the help of their lawyer father sued their mother, kimberly, for, quote, emotional distress. the pair said the torment began after their parents divorced in 1995. accusations against mom included telling her then seven-year-old son to buckle his seatbelt or they would call the cops. orie fusing to buy her daughter a homecoming dress. failing to send her son birthday cards and when he did there was no money. failing to send care packages to college. and changing her last name after the divorce thus causing attention at school events. clearly this woman is a monster. still the court found ruling in their favor would open the flood gates to judicial scrutiny and interference. as usual, we eek whiched in with "red eye's" legal correspondent road trip dog for comment. obviously he can't be bothered on the open road. joe, could these be the worse kids you have ever heard? the very things they were suing were things that happened in everybody's life. >> yes, the one thing they were clearly denied at some point was an ass whooping. they are horrible kids. it sounds like the things they #r* complaining about are good parenting. come home at a certain hour. you can't buy too expensive of a dress. >> put on your seatbelt. >> oh the horror! that's why there should be a lawsuit against people who file a frivolous lawsuit. they need to do a community service -- it is like people who don't have parents who are around, and i think one of the ways we can punish them is steven miner the second, no women have sex with him. catherine miner, if you have sex with her, don't call the next day and you can teach them a lesson that way. >> just punishment. if the mother hadn't forced them to put seatbelts on, they would have sued about that. these are sick people. how did this case last so long in court? i don't understand this. >> it is bizarre. i want to see the video of that. maybe the judge was being entertained by the whole thing. this is the sort of case that should have been in front of judge judy, 30 minutes in and out. at the end of it, she would have certainly ruled in favor of mom and charged them like $3,000 for wasting everybody's time. >> they should go to jail. >> i like the dad in all of this though. he sin staw gating all of this. why do we blame the kids? they have this terrible role model of a father who thought it would be a good idea to use his kids as props to get back at the mother. i just think these people are terrible. >> you mean like a disease? >> i don't mean like peace be among. >> bill, your parents actually have sued you for being a rotten kid and have won repeatedly which is why you are homeless and broke. >> i had no lawyer. i couldn't afford one. i was a kid. i will say i grew up 40 minutes from where these heroes grew up. i wish i had known i had the power to do something like this. the emotional damage my mom put on me, just the way she would dress me up at various kids' birthday parties. they were casual and i would be formal. they would wear their tank tops and skinny jeans. i would have on a laura ashley dress. i would tell my mom over and over. just let me wear my jeans and tube top and she wouldn't let me do it. >> it is a good lesson for progressive parents, the ones that want to raise genderless kids. why does he have to wear pants or a dress. look at bill. >> at least the pants. >> this is what happens, people. do you have a comment on the show? to leave a voicemail, 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by bob's snorkeling. people swim through the murky water with a diving mask and swim finishes. thanks, bob's snorkeling. will come back. -- welcome back. let's see if we have anything wrong. let's go to andy levy. hi, andy, how are you? >> how are you greg? >> fine. hanging in there. >> good to hear. i have a lot of boring facts today. >> excellent. as if that is any different. >> well, they are actually facts. >> true. >> gore and the climate change , denial thing. margaret you said if you don't agree with us you are a racist. i agree and i do think democrats need 20* pick a crazy uncle and stick with him. i would pick biden because he is more fun. but gore wasn't saying climate change skeptics were racist. >> right. the inference in his desk job is he is likening them to -- likening racism to denial. it is morally equivalent. it is a moralliy equivalent argument. he is making it morally equivalent, that's what is dispickable. >> i agree. and people should not call out injustices to advance their own agendas. and i have a dream that some day this will stop, just like dr. king had a dream that one day racism would go away. >> that's good. i also have this dream. this is what they do. what he wants to do -- >> they? >> they. the adversaries. all of them. what are we talking about? >> have i no idea. you will have -- i have no idea. >> you will have to explain to me after the show. >> the rays control the earth's climate theory. >> it is not a theory. it is a fact, andy. if you deny it, you know what that means. >> here is what the scientist has to say about the findings. he says, quote, at the moment it actually says nothing about a possible cosmic ray affect on clouds and climate, but it is a very important first step. >> it is the only step. >> look, i can play this game, andy. >> you can, greg. >> i can play. >> as you know, even though early result does seem to indicate that the cosmic rays can cause a change, the high energy protons have articles by more than a factor of 10, granted. but the particles are far too small to serve as seeds for clouds. >> i don't know if that's true jie. it is true. it uh facts -- it appears that they have to grow by 100,000 in mass before they can effectively scatter the radiation or be in a cloud droplet. and other experiments show that does not happen. >> it doesn't? >> no. other experiments have shown. >> well, here is an interesting fact. did you know bill's dealer is named cot mick ray? >> i did -- cosmic ray? >> i did not know that. >> he is no the my dealer and cosmic ray, if you are watching, it is far too late. >> just making particles grow bigger too. lockerbie bomber reportedly comatosed. all of the reports say he is bed ridden and in a coma as opposed to up and about and in a coma? just say in a coma. >> well, i don't know. what if he fell into a coma while sitting up, and you don't want to move him? you could be reclining. >> or what if they put him on a crate and took him downtown to greet the well wishers. he is moving even though he is still in a coma. use your brain. >> these people are weird. these people are weird. >> joe i think he made that saying like six months ago on the show. >> i did. i am lazy. >> you never know. you could be performing for a new crowd right now. >> it is true. >> it was legitimate. >> and still a good point. >> and andy is one of those guys. >> the guy is still alive. i think my joke stands on its own merit. >> it is better now because he is still alive. >> and getting better with time. >> easy will do it next week. just watch me. >> margaret, you said nothing would be better than if the libyan rebels killed al mac grough -- al mac grough he. >> they want to overthrow qaddafi and qaddafi issued the order. >> okay. you are not selling me on this. >> that's all i got. >> you are not selling me. >> they don't care, an dee. that's the bottom line. they just don't care. >> and why should they? >> well, maybe they should. if there was a punishment involved -- >> they have bigger fish to fry right now. >> giant fish. >> libya is the home to the giant carp. >> is that right? >> yes. >> wow. >> caw mill, are there pictures of you in a kilt somewhere? >> no. >> okay. you seem very kilt enthusiastic. >> i am so kilt, but i don't wear kilts. i feel the same about heroin. never used heroin. i don't think you should either. >> i would never. but again, pro legalization. >> if you are interested, cosmic ray. >> i was going say, you sound pro cr who should be turning the tv are now. >> kentucky county stops prayers before football games. margaret, you said this is not what the founding fathers in tended. in 2000 in the santa fe independent school district justice scalia and rehnquist and thomas agree with you, but others did not. the first amendment saying congress should make no law respecting an establishment of religion meaning they prohibit showing preference to one religion or another. so prayer at a high school football game violated the clause. >> look, i understand the legal argument. i think this is a freedom of religion this. is an atheist cause and a group from madison, wisconsin is coming to kentucky to to tell them how to run their school. i understand it is a federal money that is going -- i get the argument. i understand and they are right constitutionally. but they are jerks. >> can i handle this for her? andy, she understands the legal argument, but she has some books to sell. can you be sympathetic to that at least? >> i want to ask you, you mentioned a court case, when was that, 2000? >> what founding father was present during that court case? >> john quincy adams .'s that was a michele bachmann call there. >> by the way -- >> it is not getting better with time. >> recycling is good. we endorse that. >> what if the prayer was on the quran? would that be better? >> of course not. how dare you laugh at the quran joke? >> just want to you know he has nothing on the papers and the drawing he made. do you think he has things on what he made? it is smoke and mirrors, baby. >> i thought your head was going to explode there for a minute. >> can we do the healthcare joke one more time? >> lastly, the dad who is also the lawyer who filed the suit he claims he tried to dissuade his kids from bringing the suit. >> that's incredible parenting there. an a plus, plus for the dad. >> i don't think we believe him, do we? >> no. >> terrible parenting. >> joe, you said to punish the son, steven miner, no one should have sex with him. i believe sex with miners is already illegal. thank you, good night. >> nicely done, my friend. or should i say, jerk? all right, go away. i don't want him in this frame. coming up, britney spears is dead -- set against mary reing again. -- marying again. can't blame her. she had a rough time. what happened to the pastime that was in line skate 1234*g who cares as long as it provides an excuse for bill to get severely injured. is the rink -- is the asphalt rink almost extinct? 52 million people roller bladed once in the year 2000. five million more than played basketball. by 2010 the number of in line skaters dive bombed by 64%. so what happened to the one-time fastest growing sport in the u.s.? well ponder a piece, quote, no scandal befell rollerblading and no celebrity lost a limb in in line skating. nudged by various forces it slowly went downhill. and that's where red eye comes in. yes, in the spirit of true investigative journalism, the kind you don't see anymore, anywhere, "red eye" hit the pavement to find out why the greatest sport ever invent edition appeared like kathy griffin's old nose. >> hi, here i am in central park. it is a lovely summer day. look around me. all you can see are bikes. nasty bikes. why have two wheels when you can have four. 10 years ago this place would have been dirty with in line skaters. what happened? i intend to find out. two wheels ain't the deal! you're yesterday's news. oh god. any thoughts on what roller blades or roller blade corporate can bring this back to the masses? >> you know what, they have to get some cool people blading. >> done and done. now i'm looking at what you guys are wearing, and i don't want to be an investigative reporter, but let me guess. mexico? >> no. canadian. >> canadians, all right. i'm close. can i get some viva la in line skating? that works, yeah. >> i don't know it. >> viva la roller blade. >> no, never say that. >> what central park activity would you banish so in line skating might replace it because it ain't here right now? what about sun bathing? look at that guy's gut over there. if you could replace one rec locational activity with in line skating in this park and banish the others what would it be? bikers -- >> bikers going in the wrong direction. >> two wheels ain't the deal, guy who looks like seal. ♪ shine sweet freedom ♪ shine a light on me." >> i roller bladed when i was a kid. >> okay is that public perception. >> i think you grow out of it. >> i kiss that way. >> well, let's workshop this. say something good about in line before you make out with me. >> ♪ shine sweet freedom ♪ shine the light on me >> what recreation would you replace in central park and replace with in line skate ?g. >> skateboarding. >> boo. boo. >> what is your recreation of choice on this fine central park day? >> walking and eventually jogging. >> >> want to see how fast i can skate? >> sure. >> want to see it again? >> that might turn me on even more. >> lose the sneakers and get with the shirt. >> and put some skates on. >> i'm good. why aren't blades back? i don't know. if a cool guy like me can't make them relevant, nothing will. so i guess that's a wrap. i am really tired. and also i feel like marty mcfly right now. ♪ it's the power of love ♪ it doint take money ♪ don't take fame ♪ don't need no credit card to ride on this train ♪ ♪ something, something, >> thanks, man, i appreciate it. >> bill, that guy disappeared. >> yes, he sort of -- and i with him. used to hate them, but now just biker. >> in the green room you said you do something called hot yoga which is yoga in a hot room. >> it took awhile to grasp that concept. >> it is kind of sad. >> sad? >> why not hot roller blading? >> why not? any hotter than that and i guess it would be the obvious question. >> are you a big in line skater. do you think it might come back? >> i hope so. i hope so, and i am so glad we have such a strong advocate. i am a fan of full contact roller derby. i want to see that. >> i am appalled at the dismissal of romer fwlaid belaiding, by the -- roller blading, by the way. i wish you would have taken me to central park. i go all the time. it is my prefered form of exercise, even though i do like hot yoga. and i literally strap on my roller blaidz and it is low impact and great for cardio exercise. >> what else were you wearing? take us through it. i want to make sure you had proper rollerblading blade safety. >> i wear yoga pants or biking pants and i wear a tight jogging top. >> slower. slower. >> and i have a water bottle fan knee pack on my waist so i have a water bottle behind me. it is what i ran my marathon in, but that's how i roller blade so i can hydrate. >> when you hydrate do you all of a sudden feel like it is slow motion? >> i love roller blading and i shun this. >> that's why you should continue doing it, america. that's your advocate jie. i don't know -- >> i don't want to know what you wear to hot yoga, but it probably stinks to high heaven. i have a problem with yoga pants. they are just pants. >> no, they are tight pants, and it is more of these people -- if more of these people wore them and less joe devito wore them. >> just because they say juicey on the back. >> i what president to match my head bant. -- head band. >> all right, that was hard-hitting journalism. gene me most would be proud of. it. >> time to take a break. coming up, something, i bet. that's what i call a tease. and now to a story so important we forgot to do it for two weeks. i speak of a quebec man who has been facing charges after he dropped a 20 ton boulder in his ex-wife's driveway as a birthday present. he did it because he said his wife always complained he never gave her a big rock. the boulder was spray painted with a happy birthday greeting on one side and on the other the message "this is for all you're doing to me." wow. i will go to you because you are a lady. are you a big ring person? do you think that's silly? >> yes. i think it is ridiculous. but i think that was hysterical. she must have really deserved it. or else he is a real jerk jie. did your husband give uh big ring? >> he gave me a lovely ring. >> small, all right. joe do you buy the three months salary thing? >> no, i think what this story shows is that men really don't listen because i don't think she says she wished she had a giant rock. >> i am not following you. >> probably lost in the translation from canadian. >> do you admire this guy? >> i think it was heroic and she probably thought it was funny. he enjoyed the gift he gave her. what an amazing -- >> bill, you did a similar thing on an ex's porch. but it wasn't a rock. >> we will leave it at that. >> you know why i did that? >> it took a huge amount of effort and a huge amount of time, and i have a clear idea of who is going end up having to clean that up. it is not the wife. >> all right. we will close things out with a post game wrap up from tv's andy levy. he is a rock. >> to see clips of recent shows go to foxnews.com/redeye. i will see you back here at 5:00 p.m. eastern time for "the five" and andy will be on" the willis report" on the fox business network. coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" her first time. i can hardly wait. former white house press secretary dana perino makes her debut. and return appearances from tom shalou. he is always smiling in a creepy way. and lauren sivan. back to tv's andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> we tried to give our fans another chance to tweet the post game. didn't work out. >> again? >> what's the point? >> i don't know. how can a new generation of conservatives save the republican party? >> by employing the principals of american individuals that come from herbert hoover. it is a testimony template for connecting to the next generation. we can focus on fiscal issues. we can admit to the conservative moment as a diverse moment. and you can read the book. >> that's all you were supposed to say. >> what is happening on september 15th? >> we are having our 15th anniversary gala in washington, d.c. wherever you are in the country come on september