Last week, e-mails between Julian Assange and a unrequited crush from his pre-WikiLeaks days leaked. In the messages, Assange brags to the young woman about how he was able to obtain her license plate number and her home phone without her knowledge.

According to Greg Gutfeld on 'Red Eye' (weekdays, 3AM ET on Fox News), this suggests that Assange's motivation to promote transparency in government by leaking documents might be all about making it easier for the WikiLeaks president to stalk women.

"(Assange) doesn't want any information to be secret, because then he can't get lucky," Gutfeld hypothesized. "In the end there is nothing majestic, romantic or journalistic about Assange's quest for transparency; it's all about getting into your e-mails and, ultimately, your orifices," Gutfeld graphically concluded.