sunglasses at a seatbelt with a stuffed animal in her lap. he began sunday in the phoenix area where the woman checked herself out of a mental health facility. she may havebathroom stop. for a while he assumes she was asleep but later realized she was cold. the facility in arizona called to check on her, thomas answered and said the woman was dead. authorities called police who met the man at a destination in michigan. eric: weird. jenna: we will pass it off, "outnumbered" starts right now. >> this is "outnumbered." here today sandra smith, jedediah and today's hashtag one lucky guy, he is outnumbered. i'm so happy we were able to persuade you to come back.

feeling the sizzle already. you look pretty happy, i think this is a good sign. >> thank you. >> by the way, you have been all over this bergdahl story. >> the backlash intensifying over the prisoner swap that freed an american held by the taliban. president obama saying them blunt language as commander-in-chief he has a responsibility to leave no soldier behind. >> i make no apologies for making sure we get back a young man to his parents and the american people understand that this is somebody's child. and that we don't condition whether or not make the effort to get them back. >> no end in sight to the

outrage to the deal that freed commanders in exchange for the sergeant bowe bergdahl. the white house is caught off offguard by the firestorm. after a briefing from the white house last night blasting a decision they say could put troops at risk. meanwhile troubling questions continue involving the past conduct and if americans died searching for him. >> from everything we have been understanding, they will return to the fight against americans and i remain convinced the president has now set a precedence that will encourage enemies of the united states to target those in uniform. >> we all agree we are not dealing with a war hero, we're doing with a soldier -- we look into more extensively. we agree every soldier should be brought back under any circumstance. with that being said, there's a lot of behavior that has gone

between the family, this soldier and his actions. >> some 84% think it could mean more troops taken hostage. among democrats, 80% feel this way. stunning numbers for the white house to digest and there is more. reports an army investigation found the search for bergdahl left in american policy in afghanistan vulnerable to 2009 attack in which eight u.s. service members lost their lives. there is your do is considering releasing another gitmo detainee. a terroris terroristic traininga camp before 9/11. as the controversy builds his hometown in idaho point the plug on the welcome home ceremony officials getting a flood of letters demanding they cancel it. tucker, great to have you here today. look at the extent of the news and developments coming out like

a constant flow regarding this story. >> every part of this story is appalling. he is the son of parents, who does that not apply to? that is not a standard, it is not even an excuse. the thing i am most riled about today is the idea this may have caused corruption in the military. we it is soldier who served with bowe bergdahl who was told to be quiet about this apparently forbidding the administration, the idea the administration political pressures would be averting military commanders. to be poisoned by politics by the obama people is horrible. >> it is alarming and inappropriate and illegal as far as i am concerned. >> put in harms way because our

own james rosen who has been reporting extensively on this story says he has the defense department official source who has gone o on the record with hm for fox news confirming not only were the u.s. intelligence officials who had doubts about whether he was in the service, but many within the community who thought he might have been an active collaborator with the enemy. that is beyond problematic for our guys come up with seven harms way. >> did you hear the interview with "time" magazine one of the leaders saying with has done for the morale of the terrace hashtag he went on to say it has encouraged our people, not everybody will work hard to capture such an important bird. they are incentivized to get more guys from our military. we talk about president obama doubling down, look at the state department. i go back to the spokesperson coming out basically saying these soldiers don't really know what happened. >> she called them liars.

>> believes bergdahl is what she said. >> this moved on the wires. i know susan rice, think she is intelligent. seems like a decent enough person to me. i would describe him as having served with honor and distinction when anybody with access to google knew that was untrue, what is going on over there? i think it is bizarre. >> president obama saying there is no condition which we will not bring in american home. do we have conditions that we don't hand over the five people the taliban requested, anything else we can do to help them out? when did we get to a point in this country where no longer making the rules, letting anybody else say if we want to come to the negotiating table, this is what you need to do and then we can comply? that is not the way to supposed to be when you are the leader of the free world. >> we have just help them to release five of their commanders

have proved themselves to be dangerous against the united states. now they want to release another member from gitmo. harry reid wants to just let them all out, plot their next attack. it is very distressing. >> 's interest in the white house had a hearing, a briefing if you will call in a bipartisan of lawmakers to the white house to talk about it, and a bipartisan response coming out of that saying we left with more questions than answers at this point. i'm curious to know what was said behind closed doors the white house meeting if those people eventually pretty much everybody thought. >> they were trying this classified meeting, they relayed a message they were with this theory president obama had that this was going to actually help the peace talks with the taliban. he said he was offended seco ciy

core by the message that was given. >> as if now because we have done this kind gesture and given them what they asked for, they will soon be reasonable and wants to say okay, united states, how can we help you out now? >> a clue about this was the recording yesterday because she talked about how she had been involved, somebody brought it up but she spoke on the issue involved early on on this trade they were talking but up to two years ago and what she said was there were people around the room saying why this wouldn't be a good deal, but obama was trying to appeal to more moderate caliban. >> who is this president? >> out asked the president has the taliban called to say they will be our friend now? >> there are almost 1 million

expatriates living and working around the world. how you like to work at anywhere in the world right now that is not london? >> why wouldn't you take an american because we will trade and now negotiate with terrorists organizations. that is the standard it set and it is dangerous. >> they know they can make claims and so you have to do this and the united states under this president and maybe a future president will comply. we have to just state their claims and we will give them that and place our troops and further danger and increased risks just for the sake of maybe having the taliban. >> bullies are known for being mean. now a law that makes cyber bullying a crime. what it could mean for everyone who uses a computer. teachers in one school will soon be handing out condoms to 11-year-olds.

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and we're glad you're with us. we are awaiting a ruling that could set a precedent on cyber bullying across nation. the high court a setting where the challenges to the law making it a crime to bully anybody online, especially children. at issue is if an album he county law violates free-speech and other local developments on this and governments are watching to see. many of them passing similar measures within the past decade. kimberly, i want to start with you, does this law go too far trying to corral som's letter is people online? >> i like the focus of attention to something i think is very serious with the number of teenagers attempting suicide, social problems a lot of times parents are not 100% tuned in. you can have a child you think is doing great but they are not communicating to you but of shame or or insecurity, we have to send a strong message this is criminal action and it should

have zero tolerance for it because of the ramifications i have seen. i think this law might be problematic. it might be going too far, i think it is the right intentions but perhaps too much of a stretch. >> a prerequisite for good law is good definition. you do not have a constitutional right not to be insulted by me. gets them off of their ipad sooner. this is grotesque or even having the conversation. it is grotesque. the government is going to send people to jail for being mean online, are you kidding me? i am defending the first amendment as an american. >> there is some language out there. the law prohibits is submitting

embarrassing was actually explicit photographs, private personal fault or sexual information resending hate mail with no legitimate private personal or public purpose with the intent to harass, neu, threaten, beers, taunt, torment, humiliate or otherwise inflict significant emotional harm another person. but it a long list of what it could be. >> that is incredibly bag. i could get an e-mail today and say this is hate mail and tucker could get the same and say this is a joke or this is funny. this is completely subjective is the problem. when you talk about bullying, what one person finds offensive and mean and horrible is not another person finds some now we will legislate this will how will we legislate this? >> break it down and make it about kids for just a second. 160,000 children estimated to stay home every day because they feel bullied at school, cyber or otherwise.

that is according to the megan meyer foundation which has looked at this, a former bully victim. so that is my next question, when do we crossed the line between what the school should be doing and the state stepping in? speak of the supreme court has already carved out exceptions. you can define those. i'm going to kill you, that is a threat. you talk about abuse, annoying, these are extremely vague. >> she set you up perfectly to have the last word. >> where are the parents in this? they are distracted while their kids a sin in their lives in a virtual world online. point your kids, get them off the stupid devices and they won't be bullied.

>> we have another similar issue i want to address, six graders in one school district will see in be able to get condoms if they need one for free from their teachers. this after a 2013 survey found 7% of the girls in grades six through 12 had gotten pregnant. 5% have already gotten pregnant this year alone. the superintendent said students will have to have a conversation with teachers and counselors before they get the condom. not all parents like this idea, some saying 11 years old is just too young. you are a parent, kids are having at that age many times. this is too young for school to this tribute condoms to kids? >> my child is an infant, but i'm sure these are things they will face later on and i think 11 is way too young. you can't force them to use it and make sure it is in the right place at the right time. the bottom line. this introduces to those kids who aren't thinking about it yet.

they're probably kids is a you will give this to me, should i be doing something? maybe i should be. this is very problematic, i am fully against it. >> is the school stepping in and playing the job of the parent? this is our job to have these delicate conversations? >> they want to tell you what to put in your kids body and on it. that is very much a moral choice, parents have a talk about that with their children but i also have a problem with education in school because not every child from different homes are going to be afforded that opportunity for an open discussion. an 11-year-old, i taught school, they were doing stuff, selling acts in sixth grade that i was teaching. >> if i passed out condoms to an 11-year-old girl, i would be arrested, right? not if i was backed by the teachers union?

you are right, this is another example of the government taking over for the parent. the scope of the school's duties are to teach my kids math, language, history, don't teach them values, religion, don't do the things parents are supposed to do. when did we agree it is okay for schools to tell kids anything about it? my views a between me and my child. what are the school administered is getting off surpassing my role as the father? >> maybe they live with a grandma or grandpa, a very delicate situation and they need the school to play this particular role, is it okay then? >> i think the difference is public and private schools. if your child is in the public school system, it is no ones business or place to preach value system, moral and religion and so on and so forth but if

you pay for somebody to do that, that is a different situation. with sandra said is a beautiful thing. this pre-deposes all children are obsessed and they are not. some of us are parents during a different and have a different conversation quite frankly and we're telling them no, there is an appropriate age for certain things and sandra is right, sometimes when you introduce things like that, it is like pandora's box. i didn't know we were supposed to be doing that. >> the truth is they make awesome water balloons. they do. >> we have to leave it there. did she do it again? the backflips the white house is doing over susan rice remarks on sergeant bowe bergdahl. plus, as the white house deals with the backlash over the taliban prisoner swap, it has no impact on hillary clinton's

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>> welcome back to "outnumbered." how many of you have heard this one before? white house working feverishly to set the record straight on what susan rice said. before the national advisory went on a talk show hours before the public learned about the prisoner swap freeing sergeant bowe bergdahl and said this about him.

>> serve the united states with honor and distinction and we will have the opportunity eventually to learn what has transpired in the past years. >> they accused him of being a deserter and worse, a collaborator. honor and distinction coming under fire and even ridicule. now clarifying her remarks saying she was referring to the fact sh he was over there is a . soldier and has just endured five years of little captivity. not necessarily try to characterize the circumstances of the capture which she said we would have to learn more about. let's not get ahead of the facts, is the white house trying to push another false narrative here? >> we don't even know that was a capture, by the way. walking over to the taliban lines. this was public information.

you did not need access to confidential files, he did not need to interview the guys who served with to know he walked off his post. it was public and has been for two years. they have been following this. it is not stupid, i don't know why she would say this. this totally bizarre. >> the honor and distinction. he put on a u.s. military uniform. >> i had a better spokesperson for vice president. pull it together, people, this is america. what happened to our exceptionalism? i am running out of patience. benghazi and then this? they knew that night he was a deserter. they picked up radio traffic he was looking for someone to speak english so he could meet with the taliban. he was on a capture and kill

list. i don't think they thought the soldiers would have the right to come forth and tell the truth, but they're doing it. >> reserve judgment until we hear from bergdahl. the soldiers alongside with him that night who said he was collaborating as if we should not believe them and wait until we hear what bergdahl says. >> the obama campaign both times had great communications and ray able to win people over. now the obama administration twice now send somebody out to perpetuate false information where they have to come in and clarify something, it makes no sense at all, you really have to wonder what goes on in that circle that they don't realize this pattern of behavior is unacceptable and unfair to everybody at home looking to

them for answers which everybody does. >> she is caught in the middle. >> there is a little more to this. over at the state department stepped in it more than a few times answering questions with the press corps. i cannot come up with one thing hillary did right as my boss, give the president a benefit of the doubt. back away from the talking points. >> all this happening while hillary clinton was secretary of state. that is not the only catastrophe the obama administration dealt with while she was a part of it. there was a terror attack in benghazi and the crisis in syria. united states appears to have no policy. they will not defend the administration on that one stepping down last month saying

i was no longer in a position where i could defend the american policy. we have been unable to address the root causes of the conflict in the terms of the fighting on the ground, and a growing extremism threat. growing problems for the obama administration, foreign policy, where are they going to go with this and how it's hillary clinton going to separate herself from this or how is she going to campaign on this? >> i don't know how she can separate herself from it, she was part of the problem. what is she going to talk about the russian reset, syria? you're going to talk about benghazi, she is interwoven in all of this bad policy with the negative implications. i don't think that'll be the issue come it will be a matter of how much importance in america people put on these issues. she will not be able to walk out of it, just a matter of how much they care. >> to be blasting him over this and blasting the u.s. foreign

policy in this environment, it will not be good for hillary clinton. you have breaking news? >> i will wait. >> this is absurd and now i am really upset because we're not even going to get hillary clinton in 2016? now it will be elizabeth warren. i will need a support group or something because this is not looking good for hillary. how can she put distance between this because given the opportunity she has chosen not to even on this most recent issue. she is still embracing the president's decision and i don't think she has to. >> this may say look like i am skeptical, but what is her goal right now? to sell books. and what are we talking about right now? hillary clinton. >> she will never run a campaign based on achievements or policy issues, she's running on gender. listen to what she actually

says. during the interview with some magazine. what was the quote? we have to break the highest glass ceiling and elect a women. there are so many other women. that is not a qualification for office. >> i want experience. >> i think it is probably much more articulate spokesman. >> sandra busted me in my job keeping an eye on breaking news. this is what i was going to talk about as soon as we wrapped up. this is simi valley, california. you're looking at where the ronald reagan presidential is commemorating 10 years since the president's death at 25 years since he left office. they have just laid a wreath at his grave site and this is happening as we speak so as we

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teacher is accused of having an ongoing sexual relationship with one of her students. he was 16 years old at the time. she claims she is the victim because the teenager broke down her resistance. now he is 11 and testifying at her rape trial. he admits to flirting with her, saying they kissed in the classroom and it grew from there. he told the court they first had sex in a car in church parking lot. then several times at her house. jedediah i will go to you first. you taught in the classroom. >> yeah. >> you were dean i believe at a high school level. so you have seen situations where teachers and students probably have inappropriate relationships. do you think it is possible she was the victim. >> absolutely not. she is the adult in the room. someone has to be adult in the room. may as well be the adult. of course a 16-year-old boy would flirt with you. i can't tell you how many 16-year-old boys would make inappropriate comments. your job as adult not to engage. i don't care how aggressive a kid is, 16 years old.

have you looked at 16-year-olds? they look at young kids. 34-year-old woman engaging with 16-year-old. >> some 16-year-old boys do not look 16. >> that's for sure. >> kimberly, do you think it is plausible. >> some look like tucker. like a bibby face but a grown man. >> babyface. do you use this as a defense, he came on to me and broke down my defenses? >> no. because the law will not allow for that, right. certain standards and age limits, et cetera. as a former prosecutor and former teacher and i didn't think it was such a bad idea i went to the prom with that kid he turned 18. you about i'm serious, i was asked to the prom with one of my students. i did not go, even though he said he would comb his hair for me. they are boys. it is up to you to be professional, the adult. set boundaries. let a supervisor know. i take these things very seriously. i prosecuted cases like this. so i know, tucker has a

different opinion. >> hold on. i want to come to you last if you will let me. >> what is going on in the state of utah, by the way? >> this is what i want to talk about. this is the fourth teacher. >> the state of utah will try to enact a law and be beautiful and teach in high school, right? that is what is next. she is a beautiful person. this is a sad story. she was married. her husband divorced her immediately. >> yeah. >> the kid will have to live with this forever. she might get over this and move on but the kid will have to live with this forever. >> live with what? >> here we go. >> are you being serious. >> you look at this as badge of honor? >> i'm not joking a tiny bit. it is louisiana kruse we're calling this a rape. are you being serious. he is 16. he pursued her and calling it a rape. >> she was wrong to this extent. he went and at that time telled to police and destroyed her life. are you joking? what is whineey country.

you're employee and rape victim and you pursue an older women and having a relationship with her and you're a rape victim. >> he is 16. >> defies common sense. anybody honest with himself knows exactly what i'm talking about. of course there is double-standard. all standards are double standards. >> children are not safe. a 16-year-old can't claim to be raped by a woman you think it is hot. >> because it depends completely on the sex of the child. that is is why. if it's a girl different from when it's a boy. we have to pretend that is not true? says anybody who lived in this world, that is who. >> that kid happens to be a boy and feel violated. >> not every boy would feel attracted to female teacher. >> talk about first world problems. this is your problem, that you have attractive teachers? >> i wanted to come to tucker last like this. if this sound vaguely familiar to you, on a different day on different topic, tucker said this. >> there are people out there

who believe there ought to be criminal sanctions brought against this woman. >> i think this should be. >> that is deranged. there is no victim here. >> just as shocked today, tucker. >> but you're not shocked. one person in this couch is shocked. everyone knows what i'm saying, you have to pretend it's a sexual assault. i don't believe you actually feel that way. >> i don't believe you actually feel this way. >> that is far from reality. why would i amount generate hate mail i generated if i didn't believe it, every person watching knows exactly in i mean. you live in country say anything that is true. i'm taking a stand and saying it is true. >> if it is a crime. boys and girls are not the same. they're not even close to the same. >> boys cannot be raped. otherwise they're whineey. >> if this 16 boy sleeps with consensual way older teacher, tragedy for her marriage but not rape of him. you know that. >> boys and girls are not all

the same. >> they're completely different. >> all boys are not like other boys an all girls are -- >> he pursued here and going to the cops saying he was rape vick trim. shameful. >> this woman is in lot of trouble. facing felonious charges, whether he went after her or whatever the situation was, the law sees him as a victim. even if you doesn't. >> the law is wrong in this case. by the way, prosecutorial discretion, the prosecutor never should have brought this case. >> they're having holes punched in the case. they feel like they can go forward. we will watch for it. that's for sure. imagine if you have the constitution or the hope diamond right in the palm of your little hands? what one museum is doing that takes 3d printing to a whole new level. and we now have proof that just because a man is successful in the boardroom, tucker, does not necessarily mean he is a rock star in the bedroom! we'll explain. >> what are you saying?

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>> moreout numbered in just a moment but jenna lee what is coming up in the second hour of "happening now." >> new disturbing reports on war on terror. this time in nigeria where we get word boko haram terrorists attacked villages killing dozens to hundreds of people. the schoolgirls are still missing. jonathan hunt has a live report on that. one year ago we first learned of classified documents revealing a widespread government surveillance program. former national security agency contractor edward snowden was behind the leaks. we'll have a live report on

that. you heard about 3d printing but did you know it could be the solution to a huge educational problem? dug last kennedy will explain in the latest installment of he, check it out. that is coming up at the top of the hour. >> amazing what they can do with the 3d printing. thank you. >> i may be outnumbered but i do have a story. gentlemen you might think of getting demoted at work. turns out men big in the bedroom -- >> big in the boardroom. >> don't read my script, ever. less happier at work, less sex life according to false new poll. 56% of men who learn less than their wives have better sex, not necessarily with their wives, compared with 43% of men who made more than their wives, 90% of the men if you're following numbers, more than they do. marriages are happy compared to 75% of those men's whose which was made left. you are the ultimate authority? you do believe it? polls show that men whose wives

make more than they do are much more likely to commit adultery. >> interesting. there are exceptions to this but i would say the reason i believe it is because the perhaps the man is under less stress. his time at home is more fun and less on the blackberry. clearly it is more fun. and perhaps his mind is not in the boardroom. >> so a kept man has, kept man has time to think through the evening's activities? >> i tend to think what else would you say on survey like this. >> that's the point. >> they put in front of you. what are you going to say? i'm making less money. i can't quite bring as much bacon to the table and i'm awful in bed? >> that is so true totally. that is deeply true. >> bringing bacon to the table. that is the point. >> from a woman's point of view -- >> yes. >> is it sexually appealing to marry a man who is less financially successful than you are? >> broke isn't sexy.

heard it here. >> it could be. >> he said a kept man. you have to have an interest, okay? may, maybe your wife is making more money than you. fine, maybe you play the guitar really well. maybe you're in cool band. you have interests and passions. to me what is not good the guy doesn't have own interests and not happy with what he is doing. i rather have a man doing a job pays less he really loves than chasing a job he hated. >> he is available when you get home. >> is that good enough for you. >> arguing in the green room, i was telling you dated enormous amount of the men that i dated, so funny, i have dated a lot of poor guys. i feel like a lot of them struggle. i don't care about money. i don't care about money -- >> you're starting to a little bit. >> they seem to have this self-esteem issue. they think i care about money. so then it becomes a problem for them and get really down on themselves even if that is not issue for me, that becomes an issue for them.

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♪ ♪ (laughter) what if you are in yoga. >> i am feeling those lyrics and that should be on my facebook page just that song. seems in brooklyn, new york women can't handle alcohol. and cocktails like ka lua and cream. and for the guys, mexican iced tea, i am loving. this tequila rum and vodka and gin and ka lua. >> and the ladies drinks are cheaper, seven bucks and ten for the men. and finally the boys pay more. they were just trying to get the customers a laugh. >> women's metabolism is different and as the father of

three girls i am for it. >> they started with a steak house and closed it last week with a female one. >> and that is the lucrative thing is cocktail and the lady cocktail and all of the colored margaitas and and martinis. give me the big girl drink. >> i learned about this one. you only have to buy her one drink or expensive wine. >> you pour it in to food. >> wines like too potent for me. two sips and where is the party? >> wow. >> really? >> and you don't like a a pinnocola d a or da qua ri. >> and you date guys who don't have a lot of cash? >> and two for two.

>> happy hour and get it some wings. >> she drinks the green juice. it is bright green. >> and it is got ka le. and ka le and ka lua. >> wow, are you in the mood now? >> hot tubs in the rain and pinno colata. >> and what do you drink? >> no, red wine, and i like the fruity drink like that if i am in the beach with good weather that type of thing. >> it is 10 o'clock a.m. on the west coast but it is happy hour somewhere. >> and best of luck in life. >> not checking my e-mail. >> that does it for outnumbered and happening now starts right now. stay with us. we start out with a fox news

alert. the president reacting to the uproar over the release of bowe bergdahl. and also general motors ceo calling the automake ares internal probe deeply troubling after faulty ignition switches are linked to indicatings. and a year after edward snowden's revelations on surveillance. what law makers are looking to do now. >> fox news alert and the growing four storm over the release of five top taliban leaders. law makers on both sides of the aisle have more questions than answers after a briefing by top administration officials. we'll pick up there. welcome to a new hour of happening now. i am jennaly. >> i am eric shaun in for jon