Watch Anthony L. Fisher Talking Trump/Carson Feud (and More!) on FNC's Red Eye with Tom Shillue

Come for the GOP infighting, stay for the Instagram model going through an existential crisis.

I'm returning to the panel of Fox News' Red Eye with Tom Shillue, joined by the feisty

Fox News Channel

 author and commentator Jedediah Bila, Howard Stern Show news reporter Shuli Egar, and comedian Arden Myrin.

We'll be sobbing over the intra-GOP spat between Donald Trump and Ben Carson, lamenting the failure of mandatory menu calorie counts, the loss of the word "criminal" from our vocabulary, and an Instagram model's ethical crisis.

Set your DVRs or call in sick to work tomorrow because you were watching the show at 3a ET/12a PT on FNC.  

Comments

[__Warren__]

Whenever Carson speaks it sounds like he's in the middle of having a stroke.

[Mongo]

Dr. Oopy.

[Fist of Etiquette]

Set your DVRs...

Nope. If you can stay up until 3AM to be on a television show, the least we can do is stay up to watch you.

[Diane Reynolds (Paul.)]

There's a trump/carson feud?

[Diane Reynolds (Paul.)]

When New York City enacted its calorie-labeling regulation in July of 2008, the logic made sense.

Whoa whoa... help me out grammar nazis (pronounced the British way), is this begging the question?

Oh phew, maybe they might be advocating eliminating the government scolding. Nope, they just don't think the scolding is bold enough:

As the researchers point out, there are some at least mildly promising alternatives to calorie counts that have a bit more evidence behind them: "Laboratory studies have shown encouraging responses to the use of stop signs for less healthful foods and exercise equivalents needed to burn the calories in specific menu items, ranking items according to their calorie content, or supplementing the existing numbers with the recommended number of calories to consume in a day or at a meal."

[JoWaDat889]

Dude that makes no sense at all man.

http://www.CompletePrivacy.tk

[VG Zaytsev]

The faces around here
get ever more punchable.