a military report later concluded it was an experiment balloon gone wrong. skeptics say they don't buy it. >> we will see you back here in an hour. >> "outnumbered" starts right now. >> this is "outnumbered." here is sandra smith, jedediah and actor, producer, author, hercules is here. "outnumbered." >> i have done "the view before. a completely different set, i am wonderful some act excited. i am saying this is the way life should be. this is good, this is good.

>> are you outnumbered at home? >> i have two boys and a girl and my wife. my dog is a female, so we are balance. >> president obama's at the top of the list no leader would want to be on. called the worst president since world war ii. 33% for mr. obama is the worst in the white house since 1945. 45% of voters say the united states would be better off if former massachusetts governor mitt romney had been elected in 2012 instead. those numbers coming out as president obama blasts republicans for action on his agenda and listen to this taunt for house speaker john boehner. >> middle-class families can't wait for republicans in congress

to do so. so sue me. as long as they are doing nothing, i'm not going to apologize for trying to do something. >> coming on the heels of speaker john boehner threatening to sue him for abusing his executive authority. so kevin, i'm going to go to you on this. the president's not have a week on the supreme court. "new york times" reporting today healthcare.gov, cannot verify a lot of the data coming in. not paying women as much in the white house. middle east is burning, isis declares war and president obama declares war on hobby lobby. do you think that is why we are seeing these polls?

>> people have to go back and see where the country was because we have passed that path. we have a president want to punt immensely change. >> we see a president in. which mode responding to this says he is not only reason for his legacy but for his relevancy. do you agree with that? >> he wants be remembered as a guy who fundamentally transform the country exactly as he is doing. i don't think anybody should be surprised good ways interesting to me as i said 35% say reagan was a best president since world war ii. don't tommy conservative cannot get elected with these numbers. the country is shifting, i think it should be a lesson to say when a candidate says this is what i'm going to do, listen. he told us this starting with obamacare when he was talking to joe the plumber and he wanted to spread the wealth around.

this should not have been a surprise. >> the president losing ground with every demographic that was polled. he lost 7% among liberals. a big problem for the democrats agenddefending his agenda in the fall. >> above anything else what americans are most excited about our most concerned about is the economy and jobs. they rank did above corruption, foreign affairs, health care budget, it is about jobs and the economy the president has failed them on. republicans have to put their message together and target the american people who want to go back to work, they want the economy to turn around because it hasn't happened under this president. >> they gra gracious basically n up, the only bright spot i found

was they view congress less favorably. the only entity. >> that is a major part of the message with all of this right now. at least i am doing something. i agree with sandra, republicans have a real opportunity here, but they have to be careful to not fall into that trap enumerating how we have gotten here. he may want to view dianne feinstein on finer points. if the republicans choose to run on this, they should look across the aisle and take some notes for those racking it up for him. >> a lot of democrats will be running from this. >> that is an interesting message.

>> they have been office from 25 or 30 years now. it keeps on getting worse and worse and worse. i don't care where you are politically, wouldn't you try something new? i want term limits, please. the president gets eight years max, congress gets six years. >> maybe the president doesn't even get eight years. kind of like six years anyway. >> on a permanent campaign. everything is about politics, legacy, raising money. >> some of the disaffection may have to do with freedom. while they fire up the grill, we

are feeling less and less free. gallup reporting a steady drop since 2006 when 91% of americans are happy with their freedom. 83% satisfied, 17% dissatisfied. in 2013 the satisfaction rate down to 79% with 21% of americans dissatisfied wit free. with ranking country's most satisfied with their freedom, the u.s. comes in at number 36. new zealand number one, even cambodia and united arab emirates ranked higher. now, kevin, when you see this americans concerned about the freedoms being limited, does this make you nervous? >> yes. it has been going on for decades. it is all about mandates now, the irs punishing us.

raising more money and going to a fundraiser. it goes on and on. in new zealand, it is an amazing country. lot of things america had even in the 50s. but they have this feel to me. that is just sad. >> how much of it deals with the economy, it is a really hard time right now. >> think of your everyday life when you feel most free. when you have money to spend. you feel the most freedom. with the youth unemployment rate almost 20% in this country, people are not getting a sense of freedom. this is a very recent thing, back in 2006 we were still

number one on this list. this has happened rapidly. this puts us not even in the top quarter of countries feeling that freedom. gun sales at record highs, people feared their rights were being taken away from them. they fear the right to bear i was really taken from them. people feel like they're freedoms are missing. >> maybe we can put it back up again. number three really is cambodia. people in cambodia feel like they have more freedom than we do. look at the history that cambodia had as a communist nation during the cold war. people feel they have more freedom, perception is reality, people tend to act on their emotions.

they buy guns and do things demonstratively. >> is cambodia really in the top 10? >> they were not driving women. >> congressional approval numbers are down. barack obama's approval numbers are down. can't people come back to you? can they get elected to inspire people that we care about your freedom and your civil liberties. cannot happen? >> yes, that is a great question. to me this is scary is that people feel they are losing their freedoms and united arab emirates they feel they have more freedom. fewer point, this could be the time for a libertarian. before people said they are great but not electable, somebody like rand paul whose views now mere that of the american people the freedoms are being taken away is a huge political threat. i would argue not even a dark

horse because somebody like rand paul can take the social issues off the table and people said they felt this way because government corruption. who better than to make the argument to say you are taking some money from some of the elves and giving it to someone else, that is the epitome of corruption. >> would you run as a libertarian or a libertarian view republican? >> definitely the second one. a little bit too hot, stay away from them. >> if we get young people excited, can promise you that. one of the top leaders a mom who does not think women can have it all. who said it and why she feels that way. an alarming information of kids and sexting. what they are more likely to do if they send those messages.

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here is her answer. >> i don't think women can have it all. we pretend we have it all. my husband and i married for 34 years and we have two daughters and every day you have to make a decision on whether you will be around as a mother. you have to get a lot of people to help you. we call upon our family to help us. we plan our lives meticulously. if you ask our daughters, i'm not so sure they will say i have been a good mom. eric>> you said while she is speaking of somatic her. >> we are asked this question all the time, you don't complain when you answer it. good lord bless you with children to love, a man in your

home, a significant other, whatever your situation is. she had secretaries and receptionists quizzing her kids on how their day was. she recruited her office mates to help her out. hire a child care provider. stop whining. >> i think that is extremely unfair. she made over $18 million. last year. >> the definition of having it all i feel varies from woman to woman. your parents may have upset you by saying she has it all. andrea might not feel that is what constitutes as having it all. >> people hate this question because it is so abstract. women who are stay-at-home moms, they feel they have it all and don't have a career. a lot of women feel uncomfortable when they are

lectured because they feel having it all as you point out does vary. i don't have a fortune 500 company following me around. the best answer in the most positive answer was given by megan kelly once. i asked her this question on the air, can women have it all. she said you can, you are just going to be very tired. very honest answer accept you can have it all, you can't have it all at once, it will be awful, women have enough pressure on themselves. >> this remise me of the controversial question to the general motors ceo, can you be a good mom and the head of a large corporation? i don't think we see that altogether. >> it never happens, it never a guy in a position to defend. i have enough time to be a good professional at work and to be a

good dad at home. they never get that opposed to them forever. >> when they have children, visit on they have to press the hardest in their career, listen. >> the biological clock and the career clock are in total competition. when you have to have kids you have to build your career just as your rising through middle management were kids need you because they are teenagers. that is the time when your husband becomes a teenager too. [laughter] >> kevin, your reaction. >> a lot of airtime there. i'm going to lose either way in this. here's the deal, i think men

because i have talked to a lot of men who have had kids, i did not get married until i was 38, a lot of my buddies some had already become grandparents. they regret not spending more time at home. i should have spent more time with my kids. it varies from person to person what the definition of having it all is. i think that is one of the reasons we decided to homescho homeschool, independent movies over the last nine years so the kids can travel with me. it is kind of neat for them to check out. >> have you ever been asked this question? >> i know i don't have it all. i'm a very strong-willed person, i know that. everybody looks for the negative like in your profession.

it is a very competitive. >> it women are not doing well in their home life, they are not satisfied. for many there are not doing well professionally. it is very different. >> if it is an emergency, it is a real emergency. that is what i have always read. she is getting other people to be the parent and throws her husband under the bus. nobody date her to do what she is doing. forcing her. she chose be one of the top three earning ceos in the country, that was by choice. for other choices have to reflect her values as well. >> may be can't have it all all the time.

day to day you make a decision, working moms make a decision. later i will make time for my family. you cannot be everything all at once for everyone. maybe that is what she was trying to say, but i agree the way she was presenting it like the men turning into teenagers is not going to hit home well. >> reside has a good ever been asked is commenting we got that all the time, i got asked it yesterday in an interview. i don't think i fear that questioning asked of men who carry careers and work at home. >> the wall is breaking down, but people still expect men to be the breadwinner. i'm more than happy, i could golf more. >> cheryl sandberg, a major business at executive, facebook came out and said you can't have it all, family life, work life, it is possible. does that set the bar too high

for women? >> they feel they cannot relate. the book was written in her defense for working women. you hit the nail on the head. women put the most pressure on other women. we feel we cannot desert our former life. the pressure is on. achieve something before you have kids, have the pedal to the metal and a successful marriage and do it all, ask that question. >> nobody forced her to have it all or be a parent. >> we have to move on. >> the clintons reportedly raising more than $1 billion during the time on the national stage. what it could mean for a potential white house run and what has top republicans concerned now? and monica lewinsky giving her

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♪ >> welcome back to "outnumbered." well the clinton money machine and what it could mean for 2016. that rhymes. the "wall street journal" reporting that the former first

couple has raised more than a billion dollars in the past two decades through their vast network of corporate pals, donors and organizations supporting their causes n a 2016 race, expected to top the billion mark that was spent in the last election. so the potential clinton financial lon slaut is catching republican as attention. many gop insiders telling the journal that the clintons could take early and insurmountable lead in the 2016 money race and never look back. a top republican fund-raiser saying quote, clinton ink will be the most formidable fund-raising operation for the democrats in the history of the country, period, exclamation point. it sure causes concern. i have to say, i would agree with that statement, harris. >> really? >> and not just because of the money they could earn but the earned media that they're going to get which is free but it costs a lot of money for shows to talk about her which we're doing right now. >> it is interesting. a lot of what has been said

about hillary clinton recently with her book rolling out has been hard choices between which gaffe to choose, right? so there was some concern among her people i would imagine, her pr people, are we going to get out of this. i don't think it mattered all that much. i think what mattered we've been talking about her. as you look forward though, my wiggy would be, critics of clinton looks like industry donors will come back to the clintons, where have they been jedediah? didn't obama need the same people? >> they have been waiting for hillary? >> don't you think though at the same time on the republican side there is going to be so much fund-raising as well to try and defeat the clintons? >> i think that is why a lot of republicans look to jeb bush. i think they see in jeb bush the capacity to raise similar kind of money. i would caution against that though. i would say, go for the populist candidate. we were talking how barack obama, harris, had a lot of these smaller donations. he had a lot of regular people who couldn't afford to give a

lot of money. >> one dollar at a time. >> that was so important to his aim imagine at the man of the people. you don't look like a man of the people when you cart in money from big, big donors and you don't have smaller donations from regular americans who believe in you. >> big donors, andrea, including financial services, okay? this is one of the biggest, single largest sources of money for the clinton family since the 1992 dam campaign. one of the biggest within the wall street group, goldman sachs. is this a little bit of a conflict interest with the democratic voting base that still feels angered by wall street and leaders with the financial crisis? >> they don't care though. they don't care. goldman follows the money. they could with perceived winner. they don't care they gave the most money to president barack obama. he said he would reform wall street. he didn't, he brought most of wall street into his administration. i would ask you about hollywood, kevin. think about it. she will get free songs from katy perry. to people care that they will

have this much money and this much media and all tinseltown elitist behind them. >> i don't think hollywood will care. they love it. they love parties. is she really broke? >> well, no. >> she is dead broke. is she really going to be nominated? are we putting her in office, all the scandals and look at benghazi as a whole. still something that drives me absolutely crazy? there was a poll i saw a while back where they even polled democrats. they polled congress democrats for her achievements at secretary of state. they couldn't think of one. you all you heard was crickets in her brain as they come up with some kind of answer. i don't get it why everything is okay. and i don't get it why is costs a billion dollars to pays 200 grand. >> gop populist and one person charismatic, she has a problem.

wall street stuff, democrats don't like it. a lot of democrats with wall street -- 1% mentality. many feel barack obama has gone too far to the right. >> where are these voters going to go? the democratic base has nowhere to go. right now at least. >> the wall street people who put up all that money don't represent necessarily votes. what we saw with barack obama he could go online raise one dollar per person, that person felt vested so they would vote. >> 100% true. this is good jumping off point. one scandal clintons can't get away from no matter how many years pass is the monica lewinsky. becoming other woman in the headlines with her first on-camera interview this weekend on the '90s, the last great decade, this sunday 6:00 p.m. on "national geographic.." look the way she describes her baptism of political and media

fire. >> that is one of the worst days of my life. i was a virgin to humiliation at that level to that day. to have my narrative ripped from me and turned into the starr report and things that were turned over or things they delved out of my computer, that i thought were deleted, and i mean it was just, just a violation after violation. i was the most humiliated woman in the world. >> all right. so could she humiliate hillary? what kind of real impact could a scandal from president clinton's administration have still? we'll see if hillary clinton runs in 2016. jedediah, interesting choice of words. she was a virgin -- >> yeah. exactly. >> would you use those words? >> i would probably not used those words but i think she is absolutely trying to jab hillary a little bit. 100% of time something all too interesting. will it have impact? i'm not so sure. i'm not sure people really care when they go to the ballot box to vote for someone. whether or not they vote for

hillary clinton, monica lewinsky will be on the back of their mind. i don't think that will be it. i do think it is interesting and i think hillary is sitting at home this is bug her. bugging her to the core. absolutely. >> really? >> just continues to portray hillary as victim. i don't see why this isn't going to help her. listen, monica was described as stupid, a slut, a bimbo, ditzy, when this sex scandal was unfolding. then hillary herself went as far to call her a narcissistic loonie. hillary is going to, she is growing to play this to her advantage. monica is putting out, she hasn't been able to get a job by the way. this is her time to write the books, to do interviews, get herself out there. this might be her last shot. >> one way i could see it helping hillary, get us talking about it so early, my goodness she can't expect to say these words very often between now and 2016 this is first interview in 10 decades or 10 years, you can only say that once. i would say this though in terms of monica lewinsky reinventing

herself the she is not doing a good job. she shows up for interview with black heather jacket. i don't know if that was somebody else's idea. she is not painting herself somebody who would have a future look forward to. she is banking on the past. very dismissive. >> she keeps looking back. i agree, harris, getting a lot of these issues out of the way for early for hillary clinton. but i think hillary may like it a little bit. because then she can, she allows her to play the permanent professional victim role. >> exactly. when the press jumped all over on her side that happened. they vilified monica. there was a president involved in this little scandal, sex thing going on. the press loved clinton. all-time high at his popularity. one thing i give president bull, he is really smart when he couldn't control congress he moved more to the middle, that hillary will definitely not do. this is interesting. not hurt her one bit.

they will not go to the polls, i don't know monica. i will vote for the other guy. >> he will be in the past. >> all these voters that will be coming to the polls, maybe won't even remember the blue dress. >> now they will remember the black leather jacket. >> does this generation that elected barack obama care about soiled blue dresses? >> why history repeats itself. people don't read history. they have a short-term memory and forgive and forget and move on. democrats go, for most of them, hate to say it true, if it is free, it is me is campaign slogan. if they think they will get free stuff that is how they vote. >> priorities are different, andrea. i don't think young people when they vote don't care about character. they care about policy. i don't think they care about the character of the politician. >> i think they do. dollars still drive. they care but still vote. >> they barely know about the issues happening but know most of the world cup. pop culture in hollywood matters most. one much america's most prominent hospitals taking

substance abuse treatments to a whole new level. this is scary stuff. much. they're answering seemingly harmless questions, people who go to these hospitals. then they're waking up from knee surgery to a bedside intervention. plus the first named tropical storm of the season swirling around the u.s. coast and getting stronger. what it could mean for your 4th of july plans. cue arthur's theme everybody. óq

♪ >> oatt, it's a great day. welcome back to outnumbered. big brother at your bedside? yeah. massachusetts general hospital is asking every patient who comes through their doors if they have an addiction problem. may sound a little intrusive. but if you answer enough questions about having too many drinks now and then or having done illegal drugs a while back you could face an intervention. the hospital says it wants to help those who can not help

themselves. we make it incredibly hard for people to access care for addiction. part of our goal is shifting that culture end quote. are they trying to save you from your personal demons or overstepping. we'll start with sandra on this one. >> i like it. people with dependence problems don't realize. people don't go to doctor unless they go to emergency room. they don't have family and friends that identify the problem. you could say no to the questions. you don't have to answer them. i don't see anything wrong f they identified the problem, hospitals say 100% of the time if they deem there's a problem they bring in social worker that people willing to see the social worker. i don't see much wrong with it. >> this is interesting. we have little thing called hipaa. every time you see the doctor you have to fill out all the paperwork. can you vet the questions? can you cherry-pick them? from what i read, they are pretty intrusive. some people may not agree. maybe they don't want this. kevin, what do you think? >> i have to agree with you.

this is huge problem with drugs in our country. maybe start with border control. a lot of drugs are coming across mexico. why not? i don't like the big government. i don't like big brother approach but at the same time these people have problems. costing how many billions of dollars in taxpayer dollars in lost revenue, lost working at jobs, what pay we have to do for their hospital care. i think we have to find, a nip it at the bud somewhere. >> are you worried at all, andrea, about a slippery slope? once they check all the boxes. you're unconscious after doing a procedure or suffering a injury let's whip through the file. she did this. maybe she took illicit drugs when she fell on her head. >> may help them. >> but not if it isn't t hate t. this is all about making money. this is not about patient care. health care ceos say this is patient care. no. this is about dollars. hospitals get whacked for

administration after 30 days. they're seeing who come in after 30 days. which a lot of addicts will. they are trying to figure out ways to minimize it so they don't pay more. what scares me, companies make money rooting through our insurance data, if they are high-risk, if we bought a pack of cigarettes if in boundaries of the law, stop us from getting health insurance. big date is creepy. >> are you forgiven? i don't mean hip-hop. summertime heat not helping out fire crews as they try to save hundreds of homes from a california wildfire. it is the season out there and it has been a vicious one so far. beyonce topping "forbes" most powerful celebrity list. she is not the only, she is not a single lady anymore, she is not the only lady on the list. how male celebrities are ones who should feel you'd numbered. sorry, kevin. ♪

>> moreout numbered in just a moment. -- more "outnumbered" request jon scott. here is jon scott with more "happening now," a federal judge

ordered akhmad khattalah to remain in u.s. custody. he arrived in the u.s. over the weekend. we're tracking tropical storm arthur as it moves up the florida coast. already storm warnings out for parts of north carolina. arthur could make landfall as cat go one and could spread bad weather up and down the east coast on the 4th of july. bad economic news there. there is a big wildfire burning out in california. it damaged five structures in wine country. people living in napa valley communities are being told to get out. more ahead on "happening now." harris? >> jon, thank you very much. >> i may be outnumbered but now my turn with the story. entertainment and media industry and power that goes with it used to be something of a boy's clons but no more. "forbes" out with the most powerful celebs and three out of the five are woman. beyonce, lebron james, dr. dre

and oprah winfrey and ellen degeneres. i'm not on that list. i'm shocked about that. i have need more pr. thank you. i think, i think i'm pretty powerful. i betcha i could wrestle and beat everyone of those women on the list. >> you're hercules. >> i am. unless, is hillary on that list? >> no. >> i think she is pretty tough. i think -- >> there you go. >> oh. >> yeah. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> you look better now. >> thank you. really? >> i do think that. >> preview what we see next five minutes. >> in order to judge that we'll need to see him in that outfit. >> i have it. i still have it. >> you brought it today? >> no! it is at home. >> 10 names total. well, of the first 10 names i should say, half of them were women. we said three of the first five but of the first 10, half of them were women. that is also a big statistic. >> that is a big stat. >> so what does that mean?

i love andrea's take on this could be they have mower to bring to the table than women. >> you know what though? i don't think this list reflects women's role in hollywood and real power. beyonce definitely has power. we follow women what they're wearing to the oscars and things like that. the new york film academy, the leading roles of the 50 highest grossing films, i would love your thoughts on this, kevin, went to men. women didn't have sick dairy role. "iron man." all big roles and paychecks are going to the guys and not females. >> what worries me about hollywood with women? longevity. >> yes. >> seems as though, young women, get a lot of attention. appearance and you can post these pictures on twitter and real sex appeal but men get distinguished with age in hollywood. seem as though women get labeled as just old. >> it hasn't changed. very few meryl streeps out there. and once a woman, let alone 40, even when they hit in the 30s, a lot of them lose their careers. it is, go figure it out.

susan sarandon did a big thing. i couldn't disagree what we was saying. very few in that category, whatever that category is, besides being wonderful actresses why they don't get what they should get. >> beyonce at top of the list says she can have it all. she is new mom. married so someone hollywood. uber famous husband jay-z, 4th on the list. so beyonce is good example of somebody making marriage and family work in hollywood. >> what is interesting, it is, and andrea and i talked about this, women knows it is your shoes, lip gloss, your hair. women in hollywood can sell by walking into the room. they don't have to get to the movie set. i'm not writing down what tom cruise's, what cologne he was wearing. >> this is why they put a pretty woman next to the ford truck. seriously. won't put a burrly guy. women -- i looked very early.

not get jealous of any girlfriend i dated, men checked out women, but women checked out women. >> kevin is getting personal. time to get more personal. wait until the next block. when it comes to making your partner happy, you might do many solve your best work while you're sleeping. we'll tell you how. >> we don't know that? ♪

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♪ >> it is time to get naked. >> true. >> a new study claims sleeping in the nude with your significant other can rekindle the spark in your relationship. it is not all about sex. but the cozy sheets lead to openness harris and lead to relax augz and means that for coup canles. we found beautiful photos of you and find wall paper on my computer and in light of those photos, here we go. these speak for themselves, baby. >> and exactly. >> she is single. >> and i concede the shirtless look came up from time to time and so how do you feel about naked sloping? >> i sleep in the raw. >> i never heard about that. >> i wear no clothes and my wife

wears pajamas and i do not. i have been that way since i was. even in minnesota growing up. i would be the one walking around the house in boxer shorts. >> you comfortable with loin cloth. >> i have to have my spider man pajamas on. but i can't sleep in the nude. and why i am single. i can't slope in the nude. have you mastered this? >> look at -- >> and how much. >> this is a great subject. >> and all i am going to say to answer your question, yes. >> and so i forgot the question. >> she mastered the art. >> i can't answer. >> you know what is in addition to nakedness, i saved you a bit sandra. but people have a problem with

eating in bed. they don't like socks. and say your husband was in the nude but had his socks on. >> you know i will not answer how i sleep in bed. but there are no eating and no socks in the bed. >> by the way, this study was done by cotton usa. and they make a lot of bed sheets and they are trying to encourage you to get in the buff to sleep. >> how is that. i am a fan of just sleeping in socks. >> there we have it. >> harris. >> you know. i lived in minnesota and you needed socks. >> and thank you, so much, kevin for joining us today. and before we go. his movie released earlier this years coming out on dvd. >> and already doing well. >> very well. >> we'll so you.

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