>> welcome to a brand new fox news program "outnumbered." each day four familiar faces are joined by one, just one, very lucky guy. we'll hash out the day's top news and hot stories america is talking about with a little twist. >> with us today, jeda and kimberly. >> our hashtag one lucky guy today, a good enough sport to join us on day one, tucker. finally the big reveal. >> we've been keeping you a secret. >> i'll take that as a

compliment. >> you live with a lot of women. >> i live with exactly this number, four. it's like dinner at my house. >> how does it feel to sit in the hot seat? >> you just submit from the first moment. you already give up. if you begin at that point, you can't lose. >> this agrees with you. >> he likes estrogen. >> we have him fooled so far. >> we will start here. the growing outrage over an nba team owner's parent racist remarks and calls for the league to give him the boot. siring so much reaction now that even the president weighed in from a half world away. the bomb shell recordings of clippers owner don sterling allegedly telling his girlfriend, don't bring your black friends to the game and get your pictures with them off social media. >> people call you and say you can't have black people on instagram and it bothers me.

>> it bothers me a lot. >> clipper players are staging their own protests rather quietly, though. they turned their pregame shirts inside out before yesterday's playoff game and we should mention, sterling was not sitting in his usual courtside seat. i would imagine his seat anywhere he goes right now is pretty hot. you know, last night they lost the game so everybody should be focused on the tied series. we are focused on the nba but for a completely different reason. is it that big of a deal? >> it's a really big deal. i saw it on the show this weekend when you had the interviews with even the commentators, everyone seems to be in unison and accord with this issue. i think it's unbelievably tough for the players, ju trying to play with that kind of emotion. this is what he's saying about

us which reflects on the players on the team as well. i thought that was a good show of leadership and solidarity that they came forward to make a statement. if i was sterling, the first thing i would do is look for a buyer. >> nba can't really claim they were caught off guard by this because he has a history of this and in fact, it's a toxic history as a property owner, he -- he was taken to court several times over the fact that he would not represent to hispanic and african-americans. by the way, he also has a very sketchy past as far as prostitution, sexual harassment. so he can't claim this was a one slip of the tongue and the nba really should have been distancing itself from him for years. >> he's the longest tenured owner in the league. it's interesting if he had that kind of a history had it come up before. i'm curious from a political stand point, a lot going on in the world. the president in asia, ukraine, so much to talk about. this comes up on the trip. >> i think he was basically saying this is going to happen

in certain cases across country. there are going to be racists. this is going to pop up. we need to deal with it. yes, he should be held accountable. he's appalling on every level. let's not be surprised when someone left, right, does say something outrageous and racist and we do have to deal with it. it's part of life. i commend his statement on this issue. >> i think he believes there are a lot of people externally around. it's a little weird for a guy who used to own an nba league. where is the naacp in all of this? you just pointed out his background has been well known for a while. it looks like a classic case of resume laundering. they give you a lifetime achievement award. >> twice. he's up for a second one. >> is the naacp, are they going to keep the money from sterling? no. they shouldn't >> let's take one more listen now to some of that recording and again, they're looking into the -- into whether they can authenticate whether it's really

sterling's voice. >> real quickly, kimberly, that was a private conversation. >> that's where it becomes tricky. as we've seen in other cases like paula deen, think that you say out loud, people can record them. once the damage is done in a situation like this, what's his legal recourse? that doesn't matter. for him, there's going to be numerous repercussions socially and for the rest of his life because of this, as sandra mentioned, his storied past and history. he needs to do crisis management, move out from under this. >> the big step now comes from

the legal commissioner, adam silver and what he'll do next. >> consequences. a lot of pressure on him. >> we'll talk about it when the news happens. all right. wow. then there's this. she keeps saying she's not going to run but speculation is growing that democratic senator elizabeth warren could take on hillary clinton in 2016. who also has not committed to running just yet. and despite her denials, side stepping of questions like this won't help end the chatter. >> is she your candidate in 2016? >> all the women, democratic women, i should say, of the senate urged hillary clinton to run. i hope she does. >> you hope she does and if she does, she's your candidate? >> hillary is terrific. >> then why not endorse her if she's so terrific? >> i really hope they would both run. it would be interesting and very divisive for the left. a lot of members, when i talked to people on the far left in media, even, they're rooting for elizabeth warren. i think it would be gret to see the far left and elizabeth

warren rallies against connections with wall street. hillary has a lot of connections with wall street. she's a real supposed ally of the middle class of the little guy so you're sort of battling the every day woman, elizabeth warren, versus hillary clinton who many view like an elitist in many circles. >> what do you, the man on the panel, think of a female versus female presidential campaign would look like? >> a primary? >> yes. >> democratic primaries are always like burning man. they're like wild anyway. that would be a wild ride. >> having been there to cover it, it's hilarious. >> be careful here. >> it's true. but i do think elizabeth warren, there are things about her that aren't that appealing but her views mirror those of the democratic primary electorate. they're anti-war and anti-wall street. hillary is in favor of both. she took more money from wall street than anybody in the senate. it's hard to see them getting excited. people vote in iowa and new hampshire and south carolina about hillary clinton.

>> do you notice what she said when asked about running? she said i'm not running. >> you picked up on that. she's a savvy operator and does have tremendous support among the base. she can really stabbed on her own and derail hillary which we've seen that story before because that's what happened to hillary with barack obama. so it might be tough going but do you know what? i would say run, liz, run. >> she was described in a "new york times" book review as a strand of pearls short of looking like the head of the p.t.a. how important would looks be if you were to see a female versus female primary? >> sadly, more importants than they should be. right? there have been a lot of women who have run in politics who said they'll air brush the cover of a man on the cover of time may go sglgazine but not for a .

we tend to focus more on what she's saying and wearing, more what's in the head than the outside. >> tucker, we've heard from the men. you know, the pant suit joeksz, hillary clinton, jim ya fallon, late night television. are we going to hear about that? >> i think it's the same way. nobody would be standing with wendy in texas if it wasn't a beautiful woman. >> a handsome woman? do you mean pretty? >> pretty. i don't know. it's politics. >> you're outnumbered here. >> the truth is you don't see a lot of 5' 2" guys with dentures and no hair running for president. it matters for everybody. maybe it shouldn't but it does. >> he's got a historical perspective that's pretty accurate. you're right. but hillary clinton, i think that's an even match. the difference is also with women, it's wardrobe. look at their clothing, you look at their -- >> a lot more than just are they

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>> welcome back to "outnumbered." moscow says no sanctions are not working and no ones won't work, either. that's the reaction after president obama just announced a new rounds of moves against russia targeting friends of vladmir putin. when our old ed henry pressed the president on his foreign policy doctrine and whether it had any teeth, the president appeared displeased. >> there are complimentary pieces as well about my foreign policy but i'm not sure you ran them. the question i think i would

have is, why is it that everybody is so eager to use military force? after we've just gun through a decade of war at enormous costs to our troops and to our budget. >> a little wipe at fox news channel there at the top. it wasn't just our journalists notices. al-jazeera white house correspondent tweeted this. why is it that everyone is so eager to use military force? ask clearly agitated president at suggestion of weak obama doctrine and foreign policy. so why is the president responding this way? was the question out of bounds? >> it stings. a hurt dog barks. he hates it because it's true. the implication that he is read of the world is weak. have you met a single person who is eager to use military force anywhere? he went to say our alliances is

stronger than ever which is depressing and false. this hurts because there's no proof. he revealed that. >> i'm curious in terms of what's been said about policy, for instance, with ukraine and the russian situation, why not tighten sanctions in a broader way and really put some penalty on the russian economy? why not do that? >> i don't know. and i'm not sure he knows. i'm not sure he knows what the obama doctrine is. i know you're asking president obama and expect an answer but i don't know whether he knows there's inconsistency. i think that's the problem. it's a lack of clarity here for americans asking questions and saying, why are we involved in one place? why are you adamant about u.s. intervention here and completely wanting to be a bystander? i think it also tells international leaders we don't look like we know what we're doing and we're not looking to be consistent on an issue. in other words, you call something a red line, you follow through with it. you have to make a decision. what is your position on this? you have to follow through or people laugh at you.

>> it was interesting. when the president was running as a then candidate, he had all these fans and friends around the world and he was chided being so popular outside of the united states. why is it a problem if he's taking ribbing outside? >> to answer his question whether is everybody so eager, it's because he's been using words like severe consequences and not following through on that so everybody is saying, well, where are the consequences? they're not adhering to the sanction. he was going to quote the senator from wyoming. he said our enemies don't trust us and our friends don't like us. it's just in that situation right now where we do look weak internationally. >> the problem is there's been a long history of this. where has there been a moment where you've said we're showing some strength, some kind of fortitude coming from the administration where people internationally will say, this is a man we respect. this is a man we have a healthy amount of fear about in terms of what he might do.

there is no bark, you know, or bite or anything where when it comes to president obama and that's the problem. so unless there's going to be some military force, these sanction aren't going to work. they're not afraid of him. >> i know that senator corker out of tennessee was calling for a different look at sanction. republicans have some ideas. we can just wonder, and that's what i would ask the president, are you open to other idea snz all right. 38 million american households are currently living paycheck to paycheck. are you one of them? but most aren't even considered to be poor. study finds 2/3 of those living hand to mouth are in the middle class. that's 25 million people. many own homes and have retirement assets among other things. so the question becomes, guys, why are they living paycheck to paycheck? >> if you look at a number of the households run by women, this tends to target that particular democrat demographic

-- demographic. >> this is income equality. this is exactly the president's chief concern, he says. the rich are getting richer and the rest are not. i would argue there are a lot of reasons for this. not all are obama's fault but i would argue there's undo focus and emphasis on the plate of the bottom 1% to the exclusion of the middle 60%, right? obamacare was created to rep the relatively few who don't have insurance and the middle class was being ignored. >> one likely reason a lot of folks are living like this is because they're not putting their money into savings because interest rates are so low. they would rather tie their money up in real estate or other assets and that's causing a pinch. they want a return on their investment. they don't have money to throw around. if they're saying i have kids that i have to send to college and home expenses and all of these things to worry about and i have a part-time job because i can't get a full time job right

now, let me toss my money into something that's going to give he some reward and some return. i don't have an option. >> it's also an issue of trust. there's a deficit in the country today. middle class is suffering. they are not better off. there's going to be a reckoning through the presidential election. families want to know, they put food on the table, they can count on making the investment for their children, their grnd children. they don't have that confidence and it's a problem for the presidency. >> i would also lick to bring up just because we've been talking about this subject now for so long, obamacare, affordable health care act has been an unknown for people's pocketbooks for awhile. they were kind of building for the future. is it going to be more taxes? is it going to be more expensive? some answers are yes. >> it is. that's one of the reasons companies are withholding cash. the next economist who gets up and brags about no en nation ought to be shouted down. things that people spend money on, food, housing and education

which are not countered in the index are dramatically more adjusted than 20 years ago and that's one of the reasons middle class has less money. we have real inflation that nobody acknowledges. >> who manages finances in your house? most women are in charge of finances. >> honestly? nobody does. totally unmanaged. >> you can't even like put the paperwork in the closet with a dog, too. >> april 15 is not a question of whether we can pay but whether we go to jail or not. >> let us know your schedule. >> good luck with that. >> annual kindergarten show just got cancelled. school administrators telling parents it was so their children could better prepare for college. we're talking about 5-year-olds here. also a new study finding men and women have very different views on infidelity. shocker. get all your favorites all day, every day.

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you want to have relations with them or is this really serious, emotional attachment like your work wife or husband? >> messages, communication. >> by far and away, it's the physical commitment of having in bed -- this is just a messy topic. it's actually committing to an act with a person for me. >> i differ with the women that answered this question, i think. >> we have one for the guys. >> there we go. someone said like i love you, if someone cheated, it would be more important, the physical component than if they were saying i need you and i love you and i can't be with you but you're my whole life. >> wow. >> wait. he's just sitting in the cusp. >> it reflects what each gender is really interested in. honestly. >> do you feel that way? >> you know, i don't care for

any of it. >> good answer. >> we were working on it during the commercial. it's true. men are pretty sex focused. i don't know if it made the papers where you live but that's true so it's not surprising that they're more upset about the idea of their wives having a sexual relationship. >> i think the physical is something that even people say they've been married for 60 years, that can fall away. >> the nooky? >> yeah. if you want to call it that. if you want to step out with a physical side, that's one thing. when you say endearing things to another, heart to heart, that is more hopeful. that leaves less wedge room for the actual relationship. >> or you become their person. but think about this. it could be a fleeting physical encounter. it's a one time thing, two parties bump in the night versus -- >> wow. bump bump.

>> beyond that, if you have a physical relationship that continues into an emotional relationship and develops, that's the worst case scenario. especially where families and children are concerned, i think it becomes more problematic. >> of course, it's one thing to do something wrong at a bachelor party but once you fall in love with someone else, your match is over. >> maybe this explains why we see public figures, politicians or celebrities, we see the wife stand by the man. he had sex with another woman, the woman does continue the marriage with that person. maybe it's because they come to the realization that it wasn't emotional and that it was just physical. >> maybe it's politics. >> see, ladies, i don't have this problem. i stamp my men. then we don't have to worry about it. it's like a little tattoo and it brands them like cattle. >> it's so cute. >> it's kind of hot. >> i don't know. we don't want to judge them. i don't have to beat you up if

you cheat on me. in the end it really makes ever swen's life more pleasant z. put you on the spot here. is there a situation where someone might have strayed that you took them back? >> i never, to my knowledge, have had someone cheat on me where i've had to throw them out for that. men do terrible things. you throw them out for other stuff but -- >> tucker, ow. >> this is reality based news channel. >> you don't defend your kind? >> not on those grounds. it's true. i live with a man in my head every day. they do a good job like building skyscrapers and defending the country but i'm not going to defend them for this. >> perhaps you're going to be with us on this show. you're going to be so good to go by the time you get home, it's going to be like a nice, shiny polish. ready to go. >> we have another one for you so hang in there, tucker. ask a kindergartner what their

favorite part of the day is and they probably won't say prepping for the s.a.t., you think? one school in new york is cancelling the annual kindergarten play because it feels that 5-year-olds and 6-year-olds should focus on, get this, college, getting a job. parents have a letter saying that the play was axed because the school is responsible for preparing them for college and career with life long skills. some parents are starting an online petition. i've been to kindergarten classes because i taught them and they're like chewing crayons, peeing on each other. >> we have these young ones in our household. my youngest turns five this week. do you know what? she's not prepared for anything outside of chewing on the eraser. god love her. >> that's the thing. let them be kids. >> it's a lot of pressure and i think children today are already exposed to so much stress via us. our lives are so big and so full we're already crowding their

little space and putting that much expectation on a little one is just too much. >> it's awful. what kind of horrible careerist parent would even consider and like this? who would think about a 5-year-old's college prospects? >> these people. >> really? by the way, will college even exist in its current form 20 years from now with the student loan debt like it is? >> just ignores what kindergarten is all about. it's social sgligs. for come sidz it's the first time they see and play other kids. recess, these are major opportunities for kids to grow. so i think we have to at least acknowledge that the intentions here are good but they're just off course because it's about the social interaction when you finally get to school and they're sort of taken away from that. >> it's a two-day event so why couldn't they have the event go on and still, if they had it in their mind to prep kindergartners for college, they would have plenty of time to do that. if there's one period in your

life to be care free, have some fun, figure out what you like, what you don't like, when you're young, that's the time to do that. let the kids be kids. >> you should be dirty in the woods. >> oh, wow. >> girls or boys, right? >> be in the woods. not preparing for college. >> let them be kids and have some fun and relax. life is stressful enough. new york city, they've got them in, you know, mentoring class and violin and all of that extra stuff. >> it's a long list, waiting lists and everything. >> who would? >> plenty of people do. >> parents are competing with each other. this isn't about the kids. >> it really is. >> my kid does this and my kid is doing this and my kid signed up for this class. kids want their kids to be the super stars, the best ones in the class. >> and it's the standardized

tests that are ruining education up for the t. grade. everybody is gearing up to get the best score on the standardized test rather than just getting exposed to things and being awesome at things. >> when i go to the play yard with my sunshine unicorn t-shirt, the other moms just give me hate looks. >> we're all very good at talking. your job is out there. don't worry, little sally. girls like pretty poebys and boys like toy trucks but the joy of opening a happy meal may not be what they once were. mcdonalds is going gender neutral when it comes to toys. a birthday gift from a teacher, you won't believe what she said she did. stay with us. if there was a pill

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>> "outnumbered" is back. first check in with jenna lee. >> it's even more outnumbered. tucker, you're doing a great job, by the way. i just want to let you know. a couple of interesting things coming up on "happening now" including the expose talking about medicare spending and costs. one doctor in brooklyn getting paid $4 million. he would have to treat 21 people an hour to do that. he has reasons, he says, that he gets that type of repayment and we'll get into that with the pnl. interesting story for you guys. it is immunization week for the cdc. this is the same time that jenny mccarthy is saying, listen. i never said don't give your kids shots even though we've had a big anti-immunization movement. what should you do for your children? what about mccarthy coming back off what she said and saying go

heyed and give your kids shots? we're going to have a panel on that coming up. >> i wonder what kind of response she's gotten, too. >> brutal from the "new york times" of all places really taking her task on that and saying she's really been the one reason for people not to vaccinate their children and perhaps that could be one of the reasons we're seeing outbreaks of some very preventible diseases but we'll ask the doctor if there's a tie there. >> next hour, thank you. >> thanks, guys. >> thank you, jenna. some parents just ain't loving this. mcdonalds about to go gender neutral with its approach to handing out happy meal toys. connecticut teen saying she first brought her concerns to the chain when she was 11 when an employee asked if she wanted a boy or a girl toy. mcdonalds dismissed her concerns about the harmful effects of classifying the toys by beguneder but five years later the same girl took on the company again. now mcdonalds is a growing to

review its policy. >> oh, boy. >> i want to start with tucker. should there be boy toys and girl toys? >> keep your politics out of my big mac. there are so many things wrong. this is corporate america caving to the concerns of one disgruntled person. mcdonalds is the reason boys and girls prefer different toys is insane. they inherently -- not all their anomalies are wired but there are some out there. this is so dumb. >> what about kids like me, though? i didn't have any barbies. i was a little odd. i didn't have any barbies. i'm obviously female as some may have noticed but i liked my power rangers. if i went into mcdonalds and said can i have the boy toy instead, many were denied. is that wrong? >> if you want to get the girl

toy, get it. i like boy toys personally but of a different nature. >> uh-oh. >> that's for another subject. but listen. when my kid goes, it gets him happy to have the toy. i don't want a painful ride home on the l.i.e. when we're driving back after going through the drive-through and he got the pink power ranger when he wants the green guy or whatever. they have them in their head. >> i severely disagree with you, tucker. i think, yes, girls and boys choose girl toys and boy toys but it's also shoved in their face from the second they're out of the womb. while we're at it, all athletic clothing, can you get rid of the pink on everything? i'm wearing pink today. i beat you all to it. i go golfing and i go to buy a driver. there are pink drivers out there.

yes, there's some meaning behind that with bubba watson. >> i think they should choose whatever kind of toy they want to. i'm saying there are real differences, biological differences. they're born this way. who cares about mcdonalds? >> what do you think, though? >> i'm raising two girls and one is a tom boy and one is just a princess. >> yay for both. >> yeah. so i mean, if you look at the difference, i get each. i have one that likes one and one that likes the other. it doesn't make any difference. they swap off and they play and i'm glad about that. if you want to rule the world, little girls, you have to know what the guys like. >> why not just call the toys what they are? why not say this is a power ranger. this is a barbie. why not let her have the boy toy? i think tucker, going back to the original premise to the story, it was that she asked for the quote, unquote, boy toy and

was refused it. >> i will deny no girl a boy toy. i'm on your side with that. give the girl some boy toys. sure. just saying, come on. this is not why boys and girls are different. >> she's full of spice over here. but the point is, you want to get what you want. when i was little, i didn't want the little princess lunch pail. i would probably like it today. i played on an all boy soccer team. who knew? >> i can like the meal, though. >> they're at mcdonalds for the food? >> for the fries. >> aren't we all? >> who isn't there for the fries? >> exactly. lots of ketchup. >> female teacher is in hot water after giving a student a birthday present he won't soon forget. a full contact lap dance. would it be a bigger deal if the teacher were a man? is the most famous bachelor off

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>> welcome back. i may be outnumbered. i do have a story. female teacher in texas is in big trouble after allegedly giving one of her students a bizarre birthday party or unusual one, anyway. a lap dance in front of the entire class. lisa smith accused of grinding on the 15-year-old, putting her head between his legs and fondling him. smith reportedly admits to doing all of this but only after the rest of the class, she said, convinced her to. so, you know, i think legitimate opinion divides whether this was appropriate for the classroom or not. >> what? >> what? >> hold on. let me finish. there are people out there who believe there ought to be criminal sanctions brought against this woman. i think that's deranged. there's no victim here. >> if the class had tried to convince her of committing a crime like killing somebody, would she have done it, too? >> but this isn't a crime.

that's the point i'm making. crime suggests a victim. >> the victim is a 15-year-old kid and then a grownup teach he were. >> there's a 15-year-old boy. having been a 15-year-old boy, i can tell you, unless there's something we don't know about this, this kid's life is not -- >> i have taught 15-year-old boys. i assure you they're still kids. they may be laughing but i assure you their parents are not. >> there's a 15-year-old inside of him. >> she's highly suggestible. that's not defending her judgment which may be impaired. my only point is -- >> may be impaired? >> do we throw this woman in jail? >> tucker, what has happened to you? >> i'm talking about reality. >> she's fondling an underaged child in front of his entire classroom. you're not embarrassed? >> look. i'm not saying i want this going on at my kids' school. let's spare the outrage and just be real about it. >> she put her head between his legs. >> she was acting out a lap

dance. she's obviously a very enthusiastic teacher. this might not have been appropriate for the classroom but is it a crime? no. >> you're raising a daughter. had this been a man and one of your daughters had this happen to them -- >> i would shoot them. the difference is they're girls and girls react differently to this kind of thing. >> oh, my -- >> it's reality. i know we're all outraged. but it's totally real. >> this is the thing. this is the problem i had as a prosecutor. you get these cases and i had plenty of them that were cases where it was inappropriate relationship or comments, suggestions, et cetera, with teachers and students and i've done specials on them, in fact, and there's a difference of opinion. if it's my son, fine. but my daughter, it's not. >> why is it different? >> it's not an appropriate relationship or act to commit against a child. >> let's put reality on this.

you have a 17-year-old boy. he is in almost every sense a man. >> he's not a man. >> he's not a man. he's 15. >> the teacher goes for this? >> you're saying that you don't even -- stand by on this. boy, it's about to get heavy on you right now. >> hit me with it. something if they had an inappropriate relationship, a female teacher and a male student, you don't think that the female teacher should go to jail? >> depends on the circumstances. it's not fair to generalize and do this it's always wrong because they're always children. if the boy is 17 years old -- >> you are very clear that gender is a big difference here. >> total difference. >> wait. wait. you've aged this child two years in this conversation. >> they weren't having a sexual relationship apparently. >> sounds sexual to me. >> she's fondling his crotch. >> it's inappropriate.

>> it's out there. i will say that. >> it's unlawful touching, actually. >> she should go to prison? >> i didn't say prison. she should absolutely lose her job. >> she should lose her job. >> what if she's a good teacher? >> you're saying it depends on the student reaction. if boys are okay, it's okay? >> maybe he's not a victim. >> he's a child. >> maybe it's up to the person whether he's a victim or not. >> that's okay for adults. not children. >> she was a school teacher. >> i'll bring my ruler out. >> every man watching this knows what i'm talking about. all eight of you. >> i was 21 and i had 18-year-old boys. it was not a god situation. let's put it that way. but i did get asked to prom. >> i've never seen patrick dig in like this. >> i'm sorry you don't agree with me. >> sorry, ladies. one of the world's most eligible bachelors apparently off the

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>> i couldn't stay off twitter during the commercial. steve says on my twitter page, tucker carlson is right, sad but right when it comes to the lap dance issue. >> i'm just reporting. >> there you go. you got one. >> tucker feels so vindicated.

we're getting tweets and emails that he's right. >> i'm not endorsing the view but designing what every man believes. >> something else that's loosely has something to do with tucker and apparently kimberly, how you get into the club to meet george clooney but these two are rolling like that. let's put a ring on it. did you hear it? george clooney appears to be off the market. oscar winning actor reportedly proposed to his lawyer girlfriend. she's 36 years old, from britain, represented wikileaks founder in his extradition proceedings recently. apparently clooney and the woman have been dating less than a year. >> next thing i'm going to hear, ryan gosling is taken off the table. this is very sad. >> he's got to be pretty warn

out at this point. >> what a mahater, huh? >> i'm not against george clooney at all. >> don't say this against a man. gosh knows if it was a woman -- >> let me say, con grat lags to george clooney. do i care? don't -- doesn't do it for me. >> at least this woman is a little more age appropriate. >> i don't know the asange thing. everybody deserves reputation. it just wouldn't be me. she's well educated, smart, has her own thoughts and opinions. >> beautiful. >> attractive. politics are very important to him. it's essential in his life and i think he likes having someone that he can talk to about things like this. like you said, tucker, we both know him personally. he's incredibly nice guy, warm, charming and he didn't get married again until now because he was not ready. >> the last few seconds, it's you, buddy. >> good for him. >> do you think that we should

open invite george clooney to sit in? >> yeah. hashtag one lucky guy. would you trade seats? >> i'll gladly vacate it. >> tucker survived. "happening now" starts now. >> just the last hour, the nba will make an announcement tomorrow about the scandal rocking the league and l.a. clippers owner donald sterling who allegedly was caught on tape making racist remarks. welcome to a brand new hour of "happening now." right now. we are about to get reaction from the naacp. the group had planed to give donald sterling a lifetime a chiefment award. it was going to be given in the next few weeks. this comes as sterling's own