right now. who is the lucky guy? >> this is "outnumbered." i'm sandra smith. here today, harris faulkner, jedediah bila, kirsten powers. #oneluckyguy, fox business's charles payne and he is outnumbered. >> good to see you. >> we're excited to have you. >> so am i. >> are you geared up for this. >> i think so. i was going to wear knee pads on underneath it and a helmet. >> i saw your twitter feed. >> you did? >> yeah, i did. >> i worked with charles for a few years now and i know how to get him going. so -- >> she knows all my hot buttons. all of them. >> can't wait. >> see you in court. house speaker john boehner outlining his legal strategy in his lawsuit against president obama saying it will focus on president picking and choosing when he enforces parts of

obamacare. speaker boehner in a statement saying, quote, in 2013 the president changed the health care law without a vote of congress. effectively creating his own law by literally waving the employer mandate an penalty for failing to comply with it. that is not the way our system of government was designed to work. no president should have the power to make laws on his or her own. in response the white house saying quote, it is disappointing that speaker boehner an congressional republicans decided to waste time and taxpayer dollars on a political stunt. republican leaders in congress are playing washington politics rather than working with the president on behalf of hard-working americans. as the president said today, he is doing his job, lawsuit or not. and it is time republicans in congress did theirs. the response from the president himself, mr. obama, capping off his trip to texas by ripping into republicans, mocking them for the lawsuit and for calls from some in the gop for his impeachment. >> you hear some of them.

sue him. impeach him. really? [laughter] [applause] really? for what? you're going to sue me for doing my job? [applause] okay. i may think about that. use taxpayer money to sue me for doing my job. while you don't do your job. sometimes i feel like saying to these guys, i'm the guy doing my job. you must be the other guy. [applause] >> and as to add an exclamation point what has been a difficult week for the president, amid a beating he is getting for his handling of immigration crisis and refusal to go to the border during the time in texas, hecklers interrupting his speech in texas. >> i'm sorry. what are you yelling about now? sit down, guys, i'm almost done. come on. sit down. i will talk to you afterwards, i

promise. i will bring you back. i am wrapping things up here. i understand. so, everybody has to start, i'm on your side, man. sit down, i will talk about later. i promise. >> the secret service stood down. letting hecklers stay. and we're told, whisking these guys backstage to meet with president after the speech. charles, you and i were talking in the green room. he is taking all this very personally. turning it into a bit of a laughing matter in this speech here. >> he is always taken everything very personally. i think that is been, if you talk about the crux of the issue. why does boehner have to sue the he is always taking things personally. his idea of compromise isn't meeting in the middle, you come to me, or in this case i will do it myself. you mentioned he had a bad week. he had a bad two weeks. the supreme court says we don't have room for imperial listic president. the decisions he lost, you consider, he is has a couple of

disappointments in the supreme court, couple 9-0 decisions, serious legal rebuke of his overreach. the congress doing what they should have done a long time ago, challenge him legally. >> do you think we would see same anger of republican party over the number of actions this president had taken, kirsten, had we a better situation? had unemployment been below 4% right now and housing market was shining and things were booming? do you think we would be having the same conversation about these executive actions? >> well i think there would be a political calculation would have to be made. right now they have made a political calculation that is the president is not very popular. so they can do things like this. if we lived in a world you described they would be a little more unsure about take the president on. i think this is a political stunt but it happens to be a political stunt that has some merit. so, as you said, the president has been, sort of taken too task by the supreme court already, multiple times for some of his unconstitutional decisions. for him to mock it is a little

unseemly. i think he is behaving in extremely unpresidentialal way. >> he is looking nuts. he is looking nuts. >> you and i were making eye contact through that. it is not funny. >> yeah. >> it is not funny. it is not a mockery of process he is going through, but a mockery of we have democracy of man at top. >> i don't think he thinks he is funny. >> really? he is laughing at himself. >> people tend to do that, when you embarass yourself, you trip down the steps you might chuckle. you're looking at desperate man who became a lame duck last couple months. that is what lame ducks do with executive orders and go crazy with the president. i think the president is losing it completely. >> not just about executive orders though. many presidents put forward executive orders. this president is a guy who changes laws on a whim. i will be the legislative branch today. i will decide i can change the law, do it x-amount of times.

obamacare was changed how many times without executive approval. >> 24 times. >> he thinks is he doing his job. does he think his job is to get up every day as president amend laws based on what he feels every day? that is not your job. your job is to obey the constitution. seek consensus in congress. you are the executive branch. you are not the legislative branch. earth to president obama. >> that is good point. he is saying this because i'm not doing his job. that is not obama care changes. obama care changes have nothing to do with republicans. this is criticized by jonathan turley, a liberal law professor. he can't say i'm doing my job. it has to be constitutional. you can't do whatever you want. >> it does, the changes in delays as i pointed out, 40, as of two days ago, that does change too. we have to update that number. they do point to one thing. that is this president's either inability or refusal to work across the aisle. because remember, republicans

were calling for, if we're not repeal it, revise it. get obamacare into a position where people can live wit. he missed opportunities. >> harris, you know they wanted to destroy obamacare. >> this points to missed opportunities for this president. maybe could not get it on all 40 moves but maybe one or two. >> inability to say, i messed up. you know what? i would have appreciated over last five years, ourfor or five honest mea culpas. i messed up. i miscalculated. i read a book -- >> presidents don't ever do that. we talked about this before. >> top executives do that to get people to believe that? >> when do they start do that. >> i don't have all -- >> presidents don't do that. >> president they don't, they should. as a person, i know this is complicated. i know that the average person watching from the outside, every time there is something that is wrong you have to amend it 40 times to say, okay, i was wrong. i was wrong about a lot of things. and, i think that is, that makes people just distance themselves

from politics in general. i think it will hurt the president's legacy. >> kind of remind me, harris, i'm just telling truth now. i don't have to run for office again. i can letter rip. -- let err rip. i can tell the truth now because i'm not running for office again. what the heck was he doing last six years? what version of the truth were we hearing? only taking him on the base of, what you were saying last six years seeking re-election or non-lame duckness. not only up for re-election and can be, he is entering lame duck stages of his presidency. >> he is there. >> what would compel him to tell the truth, nothing to lose? that is frightening. >> transparency promised in his campaigning we have yet to see. >> well, i mean we're seeing it now. one thing we have, that has been pretty transparent in my mind from the administration their contempt for the other two branches of government that you mentioned earlier. that has been transparent from

day one. >> by the way, charles, we forgot to point out something. i just caught the blink on your cufflinks. >> some impressive stuff going on you. >> know, charles always got the flashy watch on. unbelievable. what are the cufflinks, by the way? >> this is a, this is a caveman dragging a woman by the hair with one club in one hand and the woman in the other hand. >> what are you trying to say, charles? >> all i'm trying to say, i am intimidated by you guys and i have to overcompensate. i snuck the cufflinks out with my wife knowing. in the red corvette. >> there they are. he wasn't kidding. >> that is serious stuff, charles. >> is that drumstick or a club? >> a club. >> maybe your wife did know you walked out of the housewaring those. have you heard about this? suspicious of your significant other? think they may be cheating. i wasn't insit eighting that. they might be keeping a watch on

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see how involved we as americans are letting the government in our lives? does that percentage shock you? >> it doesn't shock me because i'm new to politics. so i'm new to this business. i've been here for four years. before that i was in education. i have to tell you when i am plugged into the news all day long it is stressful for me. i wasn't that way before. i would read the news in the morning and at night. now i'm plugged in all day long. seeing these politicians duke it out and political theater and all this nonsense, it is really hard. it is remember linked to policy. politicians drive us crazy sometimes. look at unemployment numbers, look at jobs. you sit here, you guys are duking it out and having a good time behind the scenes and we're all struggling out here to get work and businesses running. so it is both. >> you said something really that resonates, that is why you left washington. do you get the study? >> i get it but i'm around this all the time having to listen bickering between two sides it is toxic.

i think it is absolutely toxic. i remember i read a book by dr. wyle, integrated doctor, he says stop watching news. it is absolutely, because it stresses people out. >> except our show. >> a lot of the news now is politics because of the election or whatever. you should definitely watch the news because there are very likeable people like charles payne, sandra smith. what do you think? >> jedediah said it is linked to policy. i think it is linked to lying. that is why stress is up. they are lying! stop slying!. stop lying please, washington d.c.! stop lying and taking money we washing hard for, stop putting us down, stop making us hate each other, stop, stop! >> stop invading our lives, telling us what we can't eat. big government takes over changing rules and regulation of small business and hard to be

entrepreneur. not to mention taxes. >> if i want to drink a big gulp i will drink a big gulp. >> this is the biggest case of amen i heard since. so then the next question, do republicans have the opportunity here? they can change the message. look at energy you've got with people? they definitely know what they don't want? >> you can't seem so out of touch is the thing. people look at politicians, left, right, congress president, everyone's approval numbers are down people feel like you're out of touch. that is why populist candidates, seem like i still am connected to small town where i came from, i can give a campaign rally, you guys feel like you understand what i have been through. maybe i don't have a ton of money on the bank or maybe if i do have a ton of money in the bank i can articulate my story how i got there. >> some of the things on list, losing things like keys. that would stress you out but that was far down the list from watching politicians and people

in washington. >> another cause of stress, guys, lovers, wives husbands, do you want to detect our's every move. the app can be installed secretly on your partners phone and never appears in the app list. shows virtually thing every user does without knowing, every text, call, facebook message, gps coordinates. wow. sandra this is crazy to me. any initial response if you feel inclined to do something like this, for your girlfriend, boyfriend, husband, wife, you probably with the wrong partner. >> i would say go with your gut feeling f i have a friend come talk, go with your gut. don't do this. grow with your gut, confront the person. listen, i don't know what would be worse. if then you found out that your spouse wasn't doing anything? then all of sudden you're the villain because you're the one who has been invading your spouse's or significant other's

privacy. >> right. >> so either way i think i had is loose-loose scenario. >> harris, what happens if you find something? do you feel justified saying i would have never known otherwise, thank heavens for this app i wouldn't have known? >> yeah, i don't go down this road. i wouldn't encourage this. everybody that knows my history with stalking would say this i had widely publicized case and generated laws across the country. it was over 10 years ago. i have a real sensitivity to people digging into other people's lives without permission. in terms of watching them, keeping, tracking them like animals. i don't want to encourage this behavior at all. sandra just said, it will make your relationship toxic, i mean it really will. it won't solve anything. >> agree. >> if you have this app you're supposed to get approval of the other person? you can but you can also buy the phone and install the app without your partner knowing. it doesn't show up. >> going to take a phone, why would you, wouldn't it be a little suspicious all of sudden

your husband said, i bought you a new phone? >> now that you brought it up, can someone help me open this up? now that you brought it up. >> who are dysfunctional people that would do this? hey, there is idea. sign up and track each other's text and emails? >> people need to be careful, sometimes you may find out what you don't want to find out. be careful you can handle what you find out. that's all. >> i will go out on a limb i think women would like this app more then men. i feel ladies -- >> my stalker was a guy. >> even if it wasn't cheating. >> right. he ate what last night, how much mcdonald's. >> more men stalk than women and this would be a great tool. >> that's a great point. the irs was ordered to go under oath. a federal judge giving agency 30 days to explain how emails from the official at the heart of the political targeting scandal went missing. also there are plenty of women who are football fans. now some are insulted about a

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>> welcome back to "outnumbered." the irs is being ordered to go under oath. a federal judge is giving the tax agency 30 days to explain how lois lerner's e-mails went missing. she is the official at the heart of the tea party targeting scandal. the agency says her emails were lost when her computer crashed in 2011. the judge wants to know how to retrieve the files through other sources. jedediah, what do you think? >> this story is so crazy because it is so obvious something here was done that is wrong. i don't care, republican, democrat. it is amazing to me, that they somehow think they're going to get away with this and people won't find a way to get their questions answered. this is not half the issue this is silly and other half saying dig deeper there is so on just something went wrong here. in my opinion it was intentional. a lot of people feel it is intentional. it was a massive can cover-up and they know it. >> sandra, why does a federal

judge have to get involved with? doesn't the administration have to come forth with the administration without being forced by a judge. >> every poll show the american people want more answers. they want this investigation to continue. they want the irs to tell us why are they not record-keeping the way they expect us to record keep? look, i don't think that we'll see end of this anytime soon. i think writing has been on the wall for a long time. i, the timing spells out that something was purposely done as far as where these emails went. the instant messaging thing is sticking with me. the fact that lois lerner acknowledged that she asked, can we exchange instant messaging and have you know -- charles, everything just smells bad moore. >> you know what? this has shades of richard nixon written all over it. first and foremost using irs as political weapon is despicable that. cuts across all lines. i don't care if you're left, right, no whatter what. we lost emails during that specific time? are you kidding me?

back to your particular point. boggles your mind that anybody in the administration thought we should tell the american public that. you got to be kidding me. you got to be kidding me. >> i wonder as a nation next time irs wants something, you have to check in with a federal judge, i will not tell the truth unless you do that. >> or my receipts. >> how low does the bar have to go the institution and agency that has moist power in our lives than any in the land. >> do you think we're all dumb? >> yes. >> do you think the american people are stupid? they will not realize something is wrong? >> give it a shot. maybe america is stupid. we'll see. >> no. >> bring this in, this is breaking right now. fox news alert. bringing his talents back to cleveland. basketball star lebron james telling "sports illustrated" he will sign with the cavaliers after four years and two nba championships with miami. our superstar sandra smith, what

is your response. >> well, look, charles and i were chatting about this. he is 20 nine years old, right? this will be his last big hurrah. i think that, i do think he will be welcomed with open arms. >> oh, yeah. people will forgive, to your point, you talk about a bitter split-up. >> that's what i'm saying. >> earlier this week the owner takes down a letter been up for four years that has the most despicable things you could say about someone. i hate to say, this after lebron left there is giant poster on building, iconic poster, put it down and put up within on a player on teem supposedly something a sexual affair with his mom. that is how angry they were. they said it all, bygones be bygones, come back home. when he was there, i remember one time seeing picture of his home -- you nomo noily like little green houses. like little green house and red house next to the rest of them. i hate to see what kind of house he build this is time. >> he better win when he gets

there. >> oh, he better. they have got some good talent on the team. we'll see. >> that is true. didn't johnny manziel go to cleveland? >> and the republicans. >> the crown over here. where did karloli tykes 6 likes to call me. we love football. everybody on this couch like as little football. in fact some colleges like the university of colorado are offering football 101. in some case this is particular school has been offering this for 20 years. classes where women can learn the xs and os of the game. the colorado buffalos saying in the program's 20-year history, no one ever complained about the popular program until now. a group of female colorado alums are reportedly demanding that the class be canned. claiming it is a slap in the face, even medieval in thinking because they believe the football class talks down to women. and plays into old stereotypes

like, we girls don't know sports. well, we know that is not true but -- >> true here. i know nothing about sports. >> kirsten you might be interested. >> oh, my gosh. i would absolutely take a class if i ever wanted to go to football game and understand what is going on. they don't go over the basics. i would have been lost immediately. >> but the whole idea they teach, the school fight song and head coach actually teaches a course, keep in mind this is an accredited course. this is not going towards your degree. you pay $50. you don't necessarily have to call it a class. but it does, it informs women who want to know more about the game to go on be a fan. >> i grew up in alaska. football is not big in alaska. i know hockey and basketball. >> dog sitting. >> and dog sitting. but i think feminist complaining about this are strange. feminists love, i consider myself feminist, they love all girls, all women colleges, right? the whole argument women do

better when not having to basically deal with men, interrupting and intimidating men. what is wrong with this class if they want to it just for women? >> power of the cuff link on this one. >> oh, boy. >> sandra you're sort of an exception to the rule. you know sports better than most men okay? but i have had super bowl parties where the majority of the women were picking teams based either on the color of the uniform -- >> right here. that's me. >> who are who had the cutest quarterback. now, i'm sorry, but i will say this particular class though, it is pretty complicated. they have a class on cover 2 defense. >> i would love that. >> what is that? >> i think harris would be into this. >> i totally, my sister went to cu. i totally like this. >> they say for everybody and polled it after the class and saw demographic makeup it would be 90% women, 10% men. >> some women don't want to take it with men. what is wrong with that? is there a problem. >> that is true too.

good point. >> i'm like here i need basics. >> that would be fun -- >> we all kind of like the class. house minority leader nancy pelosi responding to the supreme court's hobby lobby ruling. her warning to americans about the justices who are in the majority. why she says we should be afraid. also the ruthless thing most millenials say they would do to get a promotion. we'll believe this. ♪

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diaphragm and she should pay for iter is self or her boss. it is not his boss as business. it is whatever his business is but not contraception. >> the men she is talking about, employers ruled religious objections can decide whether to offer birth control. latest being used by the democrats to get the women's vote in november? this is unbelievable to me. the men are five supreme court justices. these are not just five guys off the street. >> respect the court. >> second of all, that is not actually what they ruled on. they weren't ruling on what she said, you know. they were ruling on the law on the constitution, whether you agree with it or don't agree with it. this complete disrespect of the supreme court. harris? >> let's use the word diaphragm.

not like you can't say it. the rhine i say that 20 contraceptives are part of the affordable care act that we're talking about. four are the exception for the opt out, hobby lobby ruling gives. it is okay to use words like plan b. we're adults. we can use the words. get them right and look at what is totally happening with this decision. it is not wiping away a woman's right to be able to get what she needs in terms of birth control. it is saying that companies are closely-held like hobley lobby or the woodworking company that was included in the ruling can opt out of those four they find anathema to their religious beliefs. get the facts on the table. >> let's be clear, they were not, they were not expressing opinion on contraception, the justice, right. >> this was not a broad ruling okay? this is about a narrow ruling about closely-held corporations. it almost makes you wonder when you hear nancy pelosi talk like that, she is going out on a limb. this is a scare tactic or she

just doesn't really understand the ruling of the court. >> or to me, i have come around to believing i almost wonder sometimes if they didn't do the contraception mandate, knowing this would happen and what a great political issue. i mean, right? >> i hear, sometimes when republicans give obama that kind of credit they messed up so bad it must have been planned. nancy pelosi is ugly person not physically but in her heart. >> i don't think that. >> i think democrats unfortunately they sell victimization all day long. all they have done last several years is made americans hate each other. black versus white. young versus oil. i never heard any unifying message out of them. always someone is after you. i make sure they get you. give me what i need to protect you because these people don't like you and i think it is despicable. >> i think we're getting that from both parties. i don't think that is nancy pelosi thing. >> she mastered it, put it that way. >> she is either ill-informed or liar because only two ways,

because she is not accurately representing going on here. she is talking about the legali is trying to paint the picture that someone is trying to make these contraceptives illegal. that is political talking point going into midterm elections she is trying to win. republicans want this to be illegal. you're bringing up lie galty. supreme court justices if they ruled on row versus wade which they did, would she agree them. i only agree with the men when they don't agree with me. supreme court doesn't work like that. >> she vilified them because they're men. >> exactly war on women talking. >> we'll move on to ruthless coworkers. >> i would never know anything about that, harris. >> may be friends on facebook but a majority, 68% of millenials, listed as very young people in their 20s, would dump friend if it meant getting a promotion. the numbers also show 1/3 of people born after 1980 think

socializing with colleagues simply helps them move up the career ladder. no other reason to have them as friends. by contrast, 62% of baby boomers, those born between 1946 and '64 say they would never dump a friend to get ahead. that leaves rest of us kind of in the middle. kirsten what is your experience? >> first of all gen-x is the best -- so, but you're probably the closest to a millennial here. i mean do you -- >> born in 1980. >> yeah. >> listen, i'll tell you why this is. there is no work. there is no work. no jobs. i don't want to say no jobs but, charles we know a lot of jobs are out there. but a lot of kids are overi had indicated for job available. no one will get a trade anymore to fill the unfulfilled jobs. it is a harsh environment out there. unemployment is extremely high during entire millenial, since they have gotten out of college. it is a ruthless environment and

probably, agree with this study. it probably changed their tactic as little bit and made them very different from generation. >> i listened from afar, this is what you get when you grow up in atmosphere of frenemy. i heard this term, this is my frenemy. i love you but if i have to i will throw you under the bus. is that part of the generation? >> i think there also a completely different mentality with this new generation we talk about entitlement when it comes to millenials. throwing their colleague under the bus might be a part of that, i deserve this, you don't. >> they're at different stage. so a baby boomer is more established. they already know, they don't need to throw somebody under the bus as much, right? talking about these people, they feel like they don't even have a opportunity. >> rooted in different history, jedediah. we were talking off a before this -- off-camara before this segment, what baby boomer had in their history, families statistically more intact and church and other religious organizations more involved in

the daily life. we're looking back at a more golden age. >> i think there is every man for himself attitude that millenials have. there is less community. there is less, i do for you, you do for me and more i do for me. there is this sense of personal ambition, personal success disconnected from community i think in the groups that i worked with. even some of the groups that i have taught in that age bracket. i think it also hotion of friends and what is a friend and the way they define friend? i define friend, i have three or four people i would call my friend, people that i trust, people i confide in. people on facebook i never met, i don't call them a friend. a lot of millenials use that term. >> you have friends at work. that speak directly to this study. >> i do. i trust them at work? >> uh-oh. >> i have a very small group. i have a bunch of a quaint nances, how could i know if i would trust an acquaintance? >> harris, would you throw me under the bus if it helped your

career? >> gosh, i hate trick questions. >> a trick question at work is never fun. >> is that a true question. >> i try to treat people like i will know them the rest of my life. >> i like that. >> period. i don't want an enemy for the rest of my life. if it means i take a temporary setback, i have done it in my career to go forward. i'm willing to do that. >> so far so good, mayor harris. >> thank you, sandra. >> wow, off the hook. for the first time. rocket fire from lebanon is hitting northern israel. remember this is a situation we were watching break wide open about this time yesterday. leading israeli officials say they believe lebanese militants may be joining the conflict between israel and gaza. we're following that. >> listen up, men, if you're approaching the age of 40, you could soon become an invisible to women that is. i thought it always worked the other way around? if you guys are aging we might be exiting. >> what? >> what. >> we'll explain.

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>> more "outnumbered" in just a moment. eric sawn in for jon scott on what is happening second hour of "happening now." eric: israeli's prime minister,

benjamin netanyahu? he says despite international pressure israel will not stop its offensive in the gaza strip until hamas stops the barrage of rocket attacks aimed at killing his people. more than 500 hamas terrorist rockets fired at israel. while israel hit over 1,000 targets in gaza. congress taking aim at president obama es $3.7 billion request to try to deal with the border crisis on the southern border. despite house appropriation committee chair saying too big and he says we don't need it. we'll have a live report on that as the incoming flood continues. a deadly beating caught on a cell phone in california. that raise as new issue, how such videos can be used in criminal trials. see you in about 11 minutes now on "happening now." back to you. >> thank you, we'll be watching. >> i might be "outnumbered" but now it is my turn with this story. bad news for men. you're going to need to work a lot harder if you want to bring sexy back the older you get. this is according to a new

study. men become sexually invisible to young women closer they get to 40. that's right. researchers found 52% of those surveyed men over 39 are viewed as get this, father figures, rather than sex symbols. you know, the same age as david beckham, leonardo dicaprio by the way. 54%, men not hit on bars, that is clear sign they no longer exist in the sexual arena. >> how is this experience for you, charles? >> reading that thing was so sad. [laughing] listen, boy, this is a tough one. because i can't necessarily speak for all men i think this is the wade you break it down. depend on what kind of sexual experience you're looking for. >> wow. >> charles -- >> or what the women is looking for. >> what the woman is looking for. that's what i'm saying. >> what do you mean? >> something a little bit wham, bam, vigorous, maybe before 39 or something more essential. >> i don't think -- >> that is not what the survey is saying? >> sexual survey.

says the men are not sexy. what are you looking for? what is the difference in a man 25 and a man 45? >> i think they're talking about though, like some women, like me, for example i find gray hair and glasses crow's feet sexy. >> 30-year-old woman find as 25-year-old man more attractive than 45-year-old man why? >> ladies drawn to younggy are fun and excitement and -- >> guys you might find on tinder? who is using tinder here? >> conservative law, i'm married but not blind as sandra will tell you. i don't know what the guy is talking about. i turned 39, life is over. no it is not, baby. >> i think men are attractive at all ages, charles. >> i agree. got to be honest last couple years. lost a few pounds. >> you look great. >> i'm doing okay. you know what? i think i lost two pound. i'm sucking it in the whole

segment. i don't know if you noticed that. when i get out of here i'm growing to faint. >> i think guy needs one thing, doesn't matter what age? >> what is it? >> confidence. charles has that in droves. >> that doesn't hurt. >> i like confidence but i also like the nerdy guy who don't know how awesome he is so i can help. >> you like the nerd. >> man pajamas. we know you like a nerd. >> quiet type with the glasses, crow's feet, gray hair. if you're out there. >> does it make you feel better? if you think about the famous movie, sunset boulevard, i'm ready for micros up, mr. demille. she last 50 years old, norma desmond. 50 now for women, you see so many sex symbol women who are 50 years old, wow, knockouts but does it make, does it make women feel better now maybe men have to, you know -- >> raise their game. that's a good point. >> i like it, charles. i like what you're saying.

i'm picking up what you're laying down, buddy. >> being quiet over there. >> kirsten? >> yes? i'm not really buying it. i don't think it is true. i don't know what they're talking about. does it mean 20 somethings find a man at 39? can't possibly mean a woman in they are 30s finds a man that age not attractive. doesn't make sense. >> need clarification. a young richard gere, oiler richard gere, i guaranty ladies like older. >> don't like him. >> if you're old enough and you might remember when it was really a lot of fun to fly. i remember that. but not so much anymore. now though there are even ways to get free miles by expressing just how much you actually hate to fly.

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they can go spew a message of ill will in return for free miles. i would rather un icycle to miami with two broken ankles. and speaking of eating. i would rather eat broken glass than deal with spirit airlines. >> i would like to know what is like charles pa yne. i was in missouri. and i was in a plane so little. and i am reading a vanitty fair. and the article about dubai airline. and think about america. this is the only industry to give us a worst product and charge more for it. and you wouldn't buy a car. >> they have gotten over with it.

>> and you know what it is like to run an airline with the government rules and regulations that are trying to run them out of business? >> you can do better. >> they are making a lot of money. >> making monobaggage fees and cancellation foes and look at the stock chart over the last six years it will blow you away. two of them went out of business. they need to get together and park all of the planes and overcharge. >> they are embracing the hatred. it is a interesting strategy. i never flown spirit and i wouldn't fly an airline that made me that angry. but do you have a choice anymore because i can't think of an airline that doesn't make me angry. ntsa, food options were better and i used to look forward to flying. yeah, i will get dressed and go on the plane. now it is loc torteur and are

they going to grope me and charles pa yne. wonderful to have you. >> i hope you have me back. >> happening now starts right now. great weekend everybody. breaking news on three developing story. israeli air strikes hitting the heart of hams and the terrorist group fighting back with missiles of its own. and we'll have the latest on the deadly battle as israel trying to defend itself. >> and a blurry cell phone video, a co piece of evidence that could lead to a murder conviction after a woman was boaten to death. lebron james and his decision to go home. >> but first, tell us what happened to the e-mails and do it now? and a federal judge giving the irs. and what