0 >> someone is getting on it. >> he gave them the idea. >> i think you did. >> you are a terrible man. welcome back tracy. is it heartless not to stop or from a detached financial it no sense to not trouble thousands of people? >> so, i think the fact that we are spending so much time talking about this, and we are questioning them and we are taking them away from the issues at hand is the financial problem with this world and the political world that we are living in right now. we waste our time on bs, who knows, make a gametime decision and move on. >> this is our lead story, tracy. >> honestly. >> are you questioning the story choice? >> i'm questioning how we rank what is important as far as the policies go. >> yes, we rank this as the number one story. >> come on, i think -- what if it was benji. >> you know what it is? it's a choice of stop and frisky or stop for frisky. hey, andy, i just made that up. your cats never go outside except on a leash, which i think is admirable, do you worry that they get in dangerous situations and do you hope that the subway would stop for your cat? >> put up the pictures, as president obama would say, these could be my kids. >> and i would like to think that the subway would stop for my kids if they somehow wondered on to the track. >> andy has lots of tracks and he considers them his children. that is a problem. >> embrace who you are. >> it's not a problem for me. >> it's probably a problem for the cats. >> not at all. >> bill, we commissioned a fox news poll and most said, if you were on the tracks they would want to keep the trains running even if saving you meant a 5 minute delay, they would trade your life not to be inconvenienced, your reaction to this very real and hurtful poll. >> violent, unnecessary and kids. but they did not control the question. >> this is a great day for joe lotta though, because we are saying his name and that's the first time i think his name has been on tv. >> allbeit improperly. >> i love animals. all kinds. >> no, you don't. >> i like kitten. i like cats. >> no you don't. >> i don't. from kit ento before it en, they explained why he was detained. glenn greenwald's partner was held. a lot of outrage was prompted, and now court documents show that david on the left was carrying thousands of incrypted files and unbelievably a handwritten password for one of tho them, he is gorgeous. the few files they have opened so far would quote, cause great harm to their national security and by having a password with him, he made access to the is, so many people have access to classified information that just should not have it. everyone has special clearance all of a sudden, hell except for me, do you? >> no. >> and people should not have access to all this. we should not have to worry about all this stuff. >> let me ask you, tom, when greenwald was outraged over there, they said it was about him, that they were trying to intimidate him. but he neglected to mention that are there was all these classifies do you means with had his boyfriend. >> we should be making -- i think there's a politically correct thing going on. what if he had a girlfriend and she was walking around with classified files and had dumb passwords written on pieces of paper, we would be making fun of him, and we should do it now. >> there's a will of political correctness and a lot of them agree with greenwald and with the whistle blowing so they treat him -- what did you just do? >> i was thinking of whistle blowing. >> andy go ahead and defend them. you hateful freedom loathing little man. >> okay, here is my main problem. the uk used an anti-terrorism law to stop him. he is clearly not working with terrorists. same problem with the patriot act, where they invoke it no matter whether it's terrorist related. it's a problem, we need to talk about it, but not right now. >> good. >> other problems, gereenwald dd not mention that carrying documents and he kept pointing out that he is not a journalist and miranda said he is bringing this case against the uk, because he believes his rights have been violated and that basic press freedoms are threatened by the attempted criminalization of journalistic work. you can't have it both ways. and this is where greenwald is so frustrating. i like what he has done with the snowden stuff, and then it gets this stuff and it's annoying. >> people that know greenwald know that he is kind of, you know, he is a weird dude. >> i disagree with andy. he does not want it both ways. he is happy with dudes. i saw that clearly. >> if i did not see that joke coming i'm as dumb as a cat on a subway. i should call it bill's predictable joke night. no, he is known to be bullying, and he acts out emotionally and then you find out well maybe it's not the way he intended it to be. >> the problem is here, the side that he is opposed to journalistically in this story is the government. >> which makes him the hero. >> no, they have not been 100% truthful with us either. so it makes it difficult. >> all right, bill, many wish you were increment ypted. thoughts? >> that is very specific. out of all the ways to kill me, you would encrypt me in a tomb? >> yes. >> okay, agree to disagree america. i was pleased to see glenn gleanwald to quote stand by his man, they are beautiful. >> so -- >> why are you laughing you homophobe. >> it's pillow talk. gay, straight, it's pillow talk. >> i don't want them sending messages to each other or marrying, that's what you are trying to say. send your letters to him, gay america. and england. >> from snichs to stitches, they put the fits in outfits. some florida high school students, aren't they all, were barred from wearing school issued uniforms in class. what happened to her head. cheerleading uniforms that is. they are the blurs. the girls have been wearing sleeveless tops and short skirts to class as a game day tradition until kill-joy grown ups got involved. a administrator said, a parent looks at their son or daughter getting dress coded for wearing something short and then they look at the cheer leaders and say, what about that? yes, what about that? i don't know why i said that. according to the district dress code, the skirts have to be mid thigh length and all shirts, tops and dresses shall have sleeves and cover the shoulder. back when he was on the squad, our own bill schultz, he wore whatever he wanted. ♪ >> bill, what was amazing is how you got along with the rest of the team. >> i did it, those caddy little -- first of all, i'm like, can't we do the same locker rooms? they are all separate but equal. >> quite a profession that you were in for a while there. >> it was an art, greg. approximate profession. this dog and penny thing is for fashion. >> it was a sport and i was like one of those little caddy -- it's a sport. there's more girls getting concussions from cheerleading than any other sport. >> it's an athletic activity but not a sport. >> what is the most important is not the concussion but the uniform. tracy, you wore a uniform and you wore it to school. isn't that how you proved that you were better than everyone else? >> no, our job was school spirit, rah, rah, rah, and we did it before a big game. >> and there were guys with hormones going, rah, rah, rah too, isn't that the point. >> i was in polyester from head to toe, they went rah, rah, rah in that too. it does not matter at that age. >> it matter at that age, believe me. >> at a catholic school, you are already wearing a great outfit. >> true. if wrestlers are not allowed to wear their singlets to class, why should the cheer leaders be able to wear the uniform? >> i think it's a great look if the wrestlers got to wear a nice sweater over it. no. >> sick thought. >> sweater, sweater, crotch. that is what you are looking for basically. >> this is a problem. obviously, cheer leaders should not be wearing the uniforms to school, they did it when i was in class. any class i had that had a cer leader in it, i almost failed the class. it is that hard to concentrate. in fact, i think any class that requires concentration like a science or a math they should be segregated by sex. >> that is an interesting point. >> they is so bar bare i can. what are you talking about? >> they segregated health class, that is where you want to be with the girls. that is fun. >> that's why they segregated you. >> but geometry and math, you need to concentrate, and you can't. because there's a girl that is in front of you, she has a wonderful apple thing, and it is coming through the seat. >> if you move to saudi arabia, you can live like that. >> i want to get away from tom before he grosses everyone out. >> look, tracy is taking off her mic. >> everyone knows what it's like to sit behind a girl in math class with the seat. >> you are sounding like a pedophile. >> i don't understand what the problem is here. i think it's entirely reasonable to say that a uniform is appropriate for a activity and not the classroom. i was on the streaking team in high school, they would not let me dress up for class. you didn't hear a word i said. >> no, because i was told, show the shot of tom. >> pop, pop, quiz, quiz, do you know what time it is. success you can achieve it. this year is a clean slate, so don't procastinate you will be the teacher's pet. >> we have an easy button. >> is that my skirt? >> no, no, yeah. [ laughter ] >> look at the expression. what is up, sour puss? why don't you like that? >> i thought that video of bill's was real, now that i have seen this, what i can do with cgi is terrible. >> what was that scarlet letter a that you had? >> that's staples, it's a great company. >> by the way, you are a successful commercial actor, and ied i admire your spirit. >> you know what you were not showing? a tan. >> i wish you were in my class. >> frightening to me, i think we are going to take a break, right? how will the stock market fair, we will talk about tracy's book, what do i care, i'm hot. should we start freezing and saving the sperm of