Did some google research on the brakes and found the problem. I had replaced the right side caliper with a new one and noticed the bleeder was at the bottom but didn't give it any more thought. A reply on one of the forums asked if the bleeder was at the top so I new mine was wrong right away. Took it off and turned it over to bleed it and now I have brake pedal again. Will have to pull it off in the morning and return it for the correct side. My receipt says right side but I will definitely know better to do a check next go around. Thanks for all the reply's guys.
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