"outnumbered" starts right now. ♪ >> this isout numbed beard. i'm kimberly guilfoyle. here today, sandra smith, harris faulkner and kirsten powers. today's #oneluckyguy. legend dearie rocker gene skim months of kiss. a member of the rock and roll hall of fame. rocker, entrepreneur, family man and new reality show starts next week called, "fourth and loud." con cycles his ownership of the arena league football team, the l.a. kiss. >> i'm deliriously with powerful, self-motivated women who don't look to men to define who you are. i have a daughter, sophie, 20, writing her own book and doing her own thing and to see attractive powerful women is inspirational and motivational.

that is only thing i will say for now. >> thank you. >> there should be more shows like this and men should be quiet and walk through the forest and still be wrong. >> from your to god's ear. >> this is going to be a fantastic hour i think you can tell already. let's get to it. we begin in the middle east. it is quiet right now, but tensions are high. a temporary cease-fire between israel and hamas is in third and final day with negotiations for a long-term truce underway in cairo. israel will respond if it hamas starts firing rockets once the current truce expires. hamas says the war won't be over until its demands are met. meantime the obama administration is facing new criticism for handling this conflict and other international crises. here is former u.s. ambassador to the u.n., john bolton. >> not that chaos itself arrives tomorrow. it is much farther away but people should understand and begin to consider the implications of the failure of america to contact act in its

own interest internationally and how the consequences of that failure were impacted here at home. that i would lay at obama's door. >> there is also new reaction to open letter signed by actress penelope cruz and javier barred deem, who called israel's actions in the gaza strip genocide. they clarified their positions but neither took back their original comments. a top ceo, saying the letter they signed makes his blood boil. anyone calling israel's actions in gaza is genocide, instead of protecting themselves ignorant and or anti-semitic. you want to be first up? >> well look, i have to, in the interest of full disclosure before the fact, i was born in israel and came to america as an eight 1/2-year-old boy with my mother, who is holocaust survivor. when she was 14, she was in the camps of nazi germany. so i will say, what i have to say, i believe some of the audience will find, you know, skewed one way or the other.

a mother who loses a child is always about family and less about politics. so, on either side, it is a terrible thing that is happening. unfortunately when men get involved, they're testosterone levels go and when rockets hit your villages, something like 3,000 to 10,000 hamas rockets went over to israel. if this happened here, in new york city, you would not stand for it. likewise on the other side, there is all sorts of very sad things going on with people. the best thing to do is get hamas out of the equation and get some decent, moderate people in charge who can police it which is what i believe is going on in egypt right now where hamas is considering letting the palestinian, the plo, police the territories. you need some moderates there remember, egypt and israel were at war for decades.

you had some moderates come in and then finally were able to live side by side. that is really what you want, to have mothers be able to raise their children in peace and you know, there are always going to be differences but there is no reason why they can't live side by side. >> boy, i tell you, just hearing your personal story, that was so powerful, just to hear your point of view, it really brings it down-to-earth for all of us who look at it as kind after conflict. but it is unifying force of losing children. that is really what is at the heart of this. >> really at core of this. when the conversation comes up in the united nations and political figures point fingers and stuff, you can make some political points. when a mother loses her child, i don't care what side of the border you are, it is heartbreaking. and lasts for generations. the anger does not go away. i'm not here to make any sort of political points. i believe hamas is terrible for the people of gaza. but that is a political observation. what is it really about is mothers an their children.

if we all took a step back and understood it is about the human condition and loving your children, and giving then the best opportunity to grow up in a peaceful, environment, if you take a look at the, you know, at the other areas that hamas is not involved in, it is a prosperous area. there is peace and quiet. nobody is getting bombed. nobody is hurling rockets. >> gene, the united states role in this. we just heard from former ambassador john bolton saying it is inaction on the part of the united states. >> i agree. >> could later cause chaos. >> i agree. i think what is going on is clearly as student of history, i used to teach sixth grade in spanish harlem, you are bound to repeat failures, you know what the phrase is. what is going on in the rest of the arab world with isis and all the great gains that they have made is a wake-up call for all of us. i think the united states should headlong get a consortium of european allies and go in there and take care of business because if you let the cockroaches in the kitchen multiply, they're going to spread throughout the house.

they are not going away. you have to step up and do something about it now. not later. something like 2/3 or a one-third of iraq is taken over. syria is falling. there are even some casualties on the lebanese border. these people are not going away. it is a religious, self-imposed islamist mandate and they're interested in talking to in fact, news items suggest they take kiss shuns and out publicly, there is video of that. we should all wake up and take note. >> kirsten. >> i think i agree with the problem, that you've identified a problem. i don't know if i agree with the solution. just because a lot of what is happening right now, is happening because we went in there. it is a direct line. in fact if you talk to christians in iraq, they will tell you we preferred to be under saddam hussein. we were at least able to live here. they can't live there. a million christians had to flee the country. all village minorities are leaving country. we have to remember unintended

consequences. of course we want to deal with isis but what is the best way to deal with isis? they wouldn't exist -- >> i respectfully take decidedly different point of view. i believe america left too early. i previous the israelis withdrew gaza too early. and with, with george bush, sr. and the consortium and allies, we left too early. we, we went into kuwait, to prevent saddam hussein from taking over and didn't take saddam hussein out. i think the best way to prevent this sort of action from, look, in simplified terms because people are not necessarily politically savvy and neither am i by the way. i'm just a rocker who carry as guitar. one citizen, one opinion so here it goes. >> with a lot of personal history in the region. hearing where your mom is from and you know your own personal history was really informative. >> there is another conflict that is going on today. that has captivated the world. you talk about leadership and

kind of the juxtaposition where the united states stand and where others are standing this is what we're watching. is russia about to invade next door ukraine? it is looking that way. and just as russian president vladmir putin makes quite a cozy deal with iran, have you heard about this? putin is retaliating against those sanctions by united states and other western countries over the ukraine crisis. what are they doing? they're banning american food imports, including meats fish, fruits and vegetables. russia is signing huge trade deal with iran, that coast did i deal. it could benefit both countries evading international sanctions, each of them. u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel is warning there is increasing threat of what i mentioned, russia taking ukraine by force. u.s. officials say russia is massing 20,000 troops at the border with ukraine. armed with help weaponry that would enable a full-scale inscription invasion. as reminder that u.s. russian

tensions go far beyond ukraine, you remember him, nsa leaker edward snowden? hey, you can stay in russia three more years, snowden. for charles krauthamer, his latest words that president obama's tough words and sanctions have done nothing. >> this is unbelievable. the one country that can deter russia is ultimately the united states and we're saying they are going to watch. if that isn't a signal he doesn't have to factor the united states in his calculations i don't know what is. he is going on vacation. he is grabbing the golf clubs and he will be gone for a month and we'll see when you come back. if russia has taken over ukraine, he will deal with it when that happens. >> wow. so the one thing we thought we would do, sandra, with sanctions, now there's a deal between russia and iran to get around it. what other tool does the president have now? >> well, so, you have to look at this through, look what the strategy is here and for somebody who looks at these numbers very closely, food

exports, grain exports, that would be me, have my entire life, about 40% of all the food that russia consumes is imported. and this food import ban, restricts about half of all of their meat and fish imports. on the surface, harris, what i'm trying to say, is that this looks like it will harm russian people more than anybody else. so i have to assume that vladmir putin has a very calculated strategy here because russia's economies is already extremely fragile. its population has been shrinking by the day. so i don't know that this is going to cause a lot of harm, say for the poultry business in the united states or the vegetable and fruit business in the e.u. will find other hopes. so, i have got to assume that vladmir putin has a very specific strategy here. >> you know what is really interesting, kimberly? >> we were also using sanctions against iran to try to bring them to the table with nuclear

deal. these countries have palled up together against us, the enemy of the enemy is my friend. i don't remember who said it but it was a good saying. >> this is ban of brothers of people who wish harm upon the united states, that have us in disfavor. they do not like our way of life. they do not like our politics. they don't like and respect our president. you're seeing this manifest itself throughout the world in international conflicts. when we try to do our level best to put forward some economic sanctions, we're not seeing it really work. it doesn't matter. they're acting anyway and working around it. look at putin in terms of oil? that business is flourishing and going on. they have ways to get around the u.s. sanctions and they're not worried or fearful of president obama or secretary kerry. >> i think it is worth mentioning that putin enjoys great popularity in russia, don't kid yourself. >> yes. >> we're talking politics and cheese pieces on the table of the body politic in the world and iran and russia. on the street in russia, they

feel strong. the people feel empowered. this is happened before in other parts of the world. right before world war ii, when the population becomes hoodwinked by somebody who is, well let's call it for what it is, a former kgb guy. don't kid yourself. he is playing a big game. he is in for the long haul. he has been hit before. he can withstand the pain. he will do whatever he can to shore up his power base and that's from the peanut gallery pundit right here. >> you know what is interesting about what you say though? you bring it together with what sandra said, the russian people might be willing to suffer a bit if they can stick it in our eye. that is kind of frightening, because that signals to the rest of the world, kirsten, forget about the red lines, forget about your sanctions you're a lame duck to the rest of the world. >> i think they suffer to a point. you actually can somehow have them suffering i think it will make a difference in the long run. they're just people at end of the day. people want to eat feed. they want their kids to eat

food. >> agreed. >> so i think this could be type of thing that could turn them against putin if it went on for too long. >> they will suffer as long as he decides they're going to. >> where does it leave our president and our white house though? well, look, as a guy and i'm neither republican or democrat, neither liberal nor conservative. i'm a member of the american political party. i will vote my conscience every time, anytime. overseas, fiscal policies and foreign policy, i'm very conservative. liberal issues, live and let live. whatever you want to do. so having said that, in full disclosure i think our president is not being a leader. he is not stepping up and drawing the line in the sand and sticking to it. he has done that before. this is a line in the sand. then when you tell your child, the word, no, and the child transgresses and then the word no means nothing. i believe our president has got to make some strong statements and back it up. you got to say what you mean, mean what you say.

if you speak softly and carry a big stick and never use the big stick, i will never listen to you again. >> sound like lyrics to a song. i think you got something there, gene simmons. looking forward to that. put a little back beat. >> that was teddy roosevelt by the way. >> we are finding out, men and women see our economy very differently here in the u.s. why is that? well, democrats and republicans had better figure it out quick because they both need the female vote. owner of nfl washington redskins still does not understand why people are fighting over his team's name. he says it is very obvious to him that it is not disrespectful to native americans to call them the redskins. gene simmons, #oneluckyguy has definite opinions about this we'll be right back.

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that is a clip from "4th & loud." gene simmons flue reality show about his ownership of the l.a. kiss arena football steam with paul stanley. you've beenout spoken on two sports related stories we covered on "outnumbered." get to this one first. you support l.a. clippers oner donald sterling who made racist marks in private. his remarks were heinous and how he went down for it is wrong. you also through your support as a new franchise owner yourself behind changing the name of the washington redskins. despite owner dan snyder's firm stance to keep it, one that he is just defending in an interview with espn. first of all, your take on the washington redskins. should the name stay or go? >> you know what really has to do with whether or not the american indian population has a problem with it because it is up to them. i would not like a sports team called the kikes?

and if you take the historical point of view, and i'm not one to validate it or not, if redskins was an insult to american indians, then absolutely the team should change its name. >> harris and i brought on the list, every time we talked about this, there is a long list of native-american indians that are against the name. >> well, i support them. i support people's rights to not be, their name, besmirched publicly. if it is insult to the american indian population it should be removed. because every, you know, you don't want a football team called the mics or whatever problems. >> kimberly, remind me your take on this. >> i'm mikk-rican. puerto rican irish. shows sensitivity and maturity, if they're offended by it, take heed and notice. we'll all be better off. the flip side is the business

perspective, the free market. other option is let the free market speak. if people want to boycott the games and teams, et cetera. should individual owner have a right to be able to call the team what it is based on the years of this team having this franchise, the her diseasing the branding, or is that taken away from him? >> it is an interesting conversation because democracy is very messy and you can take any point of view and validate it as a -- yourself you wouldn't like the team called the sipc s or, kikes or so-and-so. legally speaking because you have lots of legal background and in that way i reserve my rights, kimberly -- >> you can plead guilty if you want. i have a special detention is enter. >> men are always guilty, no matter what we say because we all lie. and so, you know the real truth is, that people are people's sensitivities, their culture and

so on and so forth. you can back it up, saying you can have free speech, however i'm allowed to say fire. i'm not allowed to stand up in a movie theater and yell fire because that is incitement to riot. these are semantics but i'm not anti-semantic. >> the problem i have with free market take its course is that, i don't think there are enough people, enough american indians in our population to really have influence, have influence on market. and not enough who are not american indians who care enough to have influence on market. they can obviously keep the name of the team if they want but if they have -- >> that is interesting point though. when sandra brought up the list, with seeps to grow every time we come up with the issue. we'll brain room research it. it was 600 organizations. those organizations are not all native-american. it has taken some people to get on the list to push forward with that, to keep that part of the conversation and argument going. i just question the money in all of this.

attorneys are making great bucks trying to argue this issue. but at end of the day what does it mean for logos and things? would you proudly walk down the streets of d.c. and other cities where they have fans with this logo with this conversation going on? >> at end of the day it is all about money. if they lost the patent, the ability to put the name on jerseys and paraphernalia, you know, then you're going to hear a different dan snyder. for now he is saying nothing will make him change the name. >> perhaps the courts should chime in? there is commerce and then there is america and protecting its population and so on, so forth. >> i want to get your take on this. >> steriling? >> you have caused quite a ruckus. >> no, i haven't. >> over sterling. >> i certainly have not. and people have misunderstood. so let's put it out there for the record. >> please do. >> i say what i mean. i mean what i say. as far as i can see from the media, sterling is not a good guy. apparently he is a racist. okay. so, what happened here, the nba

made the right decision, i'm sure, based on what i have read, the nba has a agreement with all the team owners that they can vote anybody out and they have to sell their team. all well and good. but this guy was ambushed. this guy is not a guy i like. it is not pa guy you like. the question is, has george orwell's 1984, big brother, crawled into bed wall of us? you out there. do you have the right to think what you want to think and say what you want to say in the confines of your own private home or some hotel room someplace? if not, if it means that its open season, they were big brother wasn't the government coming down to crawl and find out about, it is us. we are guilty for allowing this nonsense to pervade our society. we're drones and cell phones and everybody's privacy thing of the past. i'm here to fight for your right to your privacy, to say and think, even if it is politically

incorrect. even if you have a racist rant which is horrible and demeaning and all of other stuff but it's a private moment and your right to privacy should be protected. >> does that he mean, gene, judgment should not have been made on him, once those comments became public? >> well the public has a right to think what it thinks. i don't like the man myself from what i've seen of the public. however, the nba has some sort of contract with each other and they probably made the right legal decision although, i'm sure he is going to contest it. i stand with the nba. they made the right choice. the question is not whether or not they made the right choice. the question is, has there been transgression by a young lady who may other may not have had relationship with sterling and alleged and other big words like gymnasium and ambushed this guy with cell phone and never told him? does he have legal recourse to prevent media, that includes, fox from going to town and making a big story out of this? i believe everybody should be

taking a step back, asked him for comment, before going wide wit. i think media is guilty as charged. >> it was great to get your thoughts. loud and clear on "outnumbered." thanks, gene. quick programing note. fox news reporting anchored by bret baier takes, takes an up-close look at obamacare and how it is affecting people in one state, new hampshire, with a state motto, of live free or die. folks there are very proud of their independent spirit. fox talks with americans who have opted out of government health care, lost their doctor and even quit practicing medicine rather than deal with the affordable care act. watch it friday, 10 p.m. eastern time. it airs saturday and sunday in the same time slot. "fox news reporting, live free or die, affordable care act in new hampshire." only on the fox news channel. a new poll show men and women have very different opinions on the economy. and that difference could end up making a big difference in the

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>> welcome back to "outnumbered." midterm elections are less than three months away and men and women seem to be split on vary views when it comes to the economy and economic opportunity. new "wall street journal/nbc news" poll, while 52% of men believe anyone can succeed in america, only 37% of women feel

the same way. why are women less optimistic when it comes to the economy? and what does it say for the mid terps? sandra, this is your wheelhouse. >> how do you make sense of this, that it looks like, with the economy still not doing well, that women are seeming to prefer democrats? >> well, for one, women are constantly told about this gender pay gap. true or not true, whether you believe it or don't believe it, listen, i feel often types women are talked down to when it comes to the economy. most often in american households the women are in charge of their household finances. it is women who are concerned more about the, the economic household and the pocketbook. they watch those numbers more closely than anybody. it is women that are going to be talked to the most during the midterm elections. women bounce back from the recession more than men did. they gained back jobs faster than men did. but they are showing that they are very in tune with the

economy and they're very concerned with the state of the economy and we talked about it on the show every day, kirsten. things still aren't good. >> right. what i, gene, what do you make of this number, this difference between men and women and feeling like anybody can get ahead in the country? do you think men and women are on to something or -- >> i did do some research. i have a new book, i would be remiss in my fiduciary duty to myself if i didn't mention it. >> to myself. >> harpercollins is bringing out the new gene simmons book, "me ink." it is your duty to run your own business, army of one. what i found out is, 80% of everything is decided by women. it is not even a joke. >> it is true. >> that means you want to buy a house for your beloved? >> car? >> guess who is going to decide? harris will. >> yep. >> that happened. >> you wanted, you need a car for the family? guess who is deciding? women. so women decide all sorts of things and i totally agree with you, and statistics bear you out

that, they are much more conscientious of, you know, sort of keeping the balance going and so on, so forth. i'm not surprised there is divide in perception and work place and so on, because there is bias. because women are in a biased work place, because it is a men's club. and kudos to fox for looking, look at this show. who has the power? i just work here. look at this. >> we don't have a hashtag in front much our name. >> exactly. >> when you talk about this politically, i think the way that women are talked to, you talk about condescension that women have but democrats make it about fear and, i think that the opportunity for republicans is to make it about empowerment. democrats sometime frame the conversation in terms of what women will lose if they don't vote a certain way. equality benefits, minimum wage arguement on their behalf. >> that is true. i mean democrats are the ones that are championing these law, right? >> republicans have an opportunity though, to step in

with more empowerment language. look i'm motivational speaker half the time. i don't believe you -- i believe you can reach out in that way. >> i think their message seems to resonate with women more. women do for some reason feel, despite what everything sandra said, they still do feel more vulnerable. they still feel like these safety nets are, they need these safety nets there for them. >> but nevertheless, when you look at tremendous strides that women have made, right? women are ceos and running major corporations around the world. we also made tremendous advancements in terms of pay scale and getting equal pay. there is work to do, nevertheless, we may have the first female president in 2016. it is happening. it is out there. what is problem there is disconnect with the messaging. the republican party needs to reach out and grab people making decisions with their pocketbook like gene said. it is woman. mama deeding who gets the -- >> the language, the language, can't be good ol' boys language.

dress british, think yiddish. when in rome, do as romans. when you speak to women you must use different language. you can use same messaging but don't communicate the same way. i wouldn't tell my friend, your hair looks nice today. you wouldn't say that to my guy friend. you have to use the right language. >> what you're saying, so important to put that message out there, we acknowledge we are fundamentally different. we are men, we are women. we're just different. >> we are and scientists, social scientists tell us you use five times as many words than we do and men have to be able to understand that, accept it, and just, femmize the message if you want to reach out -- femininize the message. if you want to speak out to latinos. do it. go to the mountain. it will not come to you. >> that should give us a whole leg up in scrabble into i'm not touching that with a 10-foot pole. >> at love news today, including the body of major general harold

greene, killed in afghanistan earlier this week and is now back on u.s. soil, arriving at dover air force base. we have a live report. this is .

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♪ >> ivy league student says she may have to drop out of college because of the school's antigun policy. 20-year-old taylor wool rich is student at dartmouth. she wants to carry a gun on campus to protect herself. the school won't allow it. she has been stalked by a man since he was 1. he is in jail right now. she is afraid he will get out on bail. listen to her quote. if schools in society can't guaranty my safety and safety of victims like me, it is time we have the chance to defend ourselves, so we can stop living in fear. -- 16. harris, what do you make of this. i support her right to protect

herself and defend herself. >> as former stalking victim, i wish i were not, she lives in a state where conceal carry is legal. she has legal ground to go to the university to make some sort of arrangement on campus for her to feel safe. i would suggest to her strongly she take self-defense combat classes. i took tae kwon do at the time. you may not keep the weapon exactly where you want to, because learning institutions are considered a little bit different under conceal carry law in particular states but she has every right to protect herself. and, you know, she could go to the administration there at the university maybe the appeal they have some sort of special security for her. they do this, for rape victims on campus. they do this for others. they have to look out. they have already been in court with this guy who stalked her. there is a legal trail of, restrictions put on his behavior and his movement around the young woman anyway. >> also there is other options. there are stun guns. that will take a guy down with a nice high voltage, if you need

to. and pepper spray. there are other alternatives including self-defense that helps. >> maybe. maybe. >> i think, i very sympathetic to her. i wish there was a way to deal with stalkers better. tough consider if you're a parent and child is at that school, what if this girl pulls out of gun and accidentally shoots, my child? you know and when a gun comes into play -- >> unintended target. >> she gets scared and thinks the guy is there. you have to weigh both side and sort of wonder, do you want this in the classroom or in the holloways? >> that's why i'm saying there would be certain areas on campus she wouldn't be able to take it. >> may i offer male point of view? the law will only go so far from where i sit. usually they wait for some legal transgression before they can act. on the other hand, a person, a female, who is being stalked understands, first and foremost that there is danger to her safety. so the law is not growing to act until she actually gets in

trouble. >> true. >> she may not be able to carry a gun because it is slippery slope because everybody will carry guns. she has male friend. i'm a big proponent of street justice. tell your male friend about it. don't tell them what to do. and i'm not suggesting, just hypothetically, tell your male friend where he lives. >> oh, my goodness. >> oh, no. >> and then, your absolved. i have reserve all my rights. street justice works. when a few big football players come up to you, listen, don't go up to this girl. it is not good for you, accidents happen. baseball bats sometimes hit kneecaps. it just happens. >> okay. >> this is a guy who violated restraining order three times. >> this guy, this guy -- >> her parents, for example. >> this guy should be in jail, finding out which one of the other guys in jail he can be somebody's girlfriend to. >> incarcerated right now. the anticipation is when he gets

out he will go right back of at target. which that recidivism in stalking is very common. >> street justice. >> he may have a gun. >> he may take it more violent. 40% of the stalking cases statistically repeat goes up after they get out for the crime. >> street justice. >> dartmouth is not going for this. they issued a statement they're not going to -- >> we hope the best for her. >> for her safety and well-being. i hope this guy gets message. they have to have longer sentencing for guys like this. more legal news. oscar pistorius is back in court for what could be the final days of his murder trial. so what are the chances "the blade runner" could end up behind bars for killing his girlfriend? a live report from south africa. plus if chivalry is dead, did feminism kill it? why researchers safe a guy holding a door for a woman is sexist and you should stop right now before you do more damage to her self-esteem. ♪ you do a lot of things great.

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>> this as the flag draped coffin of u.s. general killed in terrorist attack arrives home today. final arguments in the pistorius murder trial going on. the prosecution says pistorius defense offered multiple theories why the so-called blade runner killed reeva steinkamp and they don't add up. it also says pistorius was a terrible witness who repeatedly lied on the stand. we'll be live in south africa. two hurricanes taking aim at hawaii. hurricane iselle expecting to hit the big island, packing winds of 80 miles an hour. hurricane julio, now a cat two. lot to get to at the top of the hour. >> we will watch, thank you, jenna. >> i may be "outnumbered" here but now it is my turn with this story. this story says holding a door for a woman or treating my daughter, sophie like the princess she is, you better believe it, it means i'm a sexist. really? that's according to a 2012 study now getting lots of attention apparently, thanks to wonderful

day website called medium. that study found any special treatment for girls, quotations, may have negative consequences for a women's self-es stream down the road. really? also the researchers say women are just as guilty as men in promoting these sexist attitudes. >> hmmm. >> kill me now. [laughter] >> oh, no. >> i mean you spent, you spent your entire life, my mother did, her mother before then, training us to open the door for you, to learn some etiquette, wash behind the ears, do all that stuff. now you're saying, no, no forget that, that is insult to women? why? >> you will not hear that on this couch. we love it. >> we want to please you. when you're happy, we're happy. and, if opening the door means you get special treatment, we want to treat you special. we want to treat you like the princesses you are. >> i guess what i don't understand -- >> so dreamy. >> how kindness take away from

another person's power? it is nonsequitor to me. >> if anything, if you were the princess, everybody would open doors for you. >> that's how i like it. >> that is compliment. you walk through and, you know, i don't want to dot joke. we all all a arriving. we want all doors to open. why not? you look at history you've been treated badly. you have not had equal job opportunities. for god's sakes the vote hasn't been that many years in the first place. why not open the door. >> we don't want you to do it for that reason. we want to you do it because we're ladies and you're gentlemen. >> if not then -- >> oh, my. >> kirsten, there is also elevator etiquette, is there. >> elevator etiquette. >> what a leap. yes, no, it is not. >> what are you saying? >> i wanted to know if the snip was covered under obamacare? >> gene says probably not

covered. >> only have enough money to cover 3/4. >> i don't believe many people believe this. i'm not sure many feminist believe this. >> really. >> my mom is feminist and sort of much the 1970s testimony nist and certainly think as man should hold a door for you. >> that is charming. >> that is lady thing to do. >> feminism should start and stop at earning capacity, not social, sort of environment and the difference between feminine or masculine. come on. >> you're right. >> i think we'll soon have society everything has automatic doors because no one will know which door to open and who is opening what. we'll be standing outside of closed doors. >> there should be charming courtesy, men love women and want to be respectful raised by good moms. i like it. i think a great legacy we should keep. i'm not opposed to holding door open for a man. i like it. >> you explain what that means. >> if it is convenient, i will on occasion open a door for a man or a woman.

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reggistry for new born and newlyweds, but for college students? it is easier to register on line. it surpassed the number of wedding's reggistries, wow. you can register. i love this idea. >> oh, stop it. >> oh, my gosh. >> it is nonsense. >> your kids need sheets and i don'ted understand this. >> it is great. you wonder what to get a college kid? >> how about a college education and how about your giving them life protection. shannon and i had soph ie and nick. you are training them. where is my weekly money? >> for what? you are getting an education. >> and welcome to america. >> he's a businessman and

entrepreneur and a great father. this is what he's teaching. >> and i don't understand what you need. you need a fitted sheet and a couple of pieces of -- >> you need a kid sister? >> and you are. right to scott ba io. >> in my case, i stopped my daughter the at age two. she asked for a pink porsche. >> i said you need to reprogram. she is an alphafemale and writing her book and acting and my son wrote his own script. everybody works. how about self respect. what am i getting for going to college. >> i will give you a shameless plug. you have your own reasons for pumping yourself up and that is the thought of me inc. and you

want to be a success make sure you are working on you. how did i do? >> very well. >> the tongue before we g. >> oh, gosh. >> camera, two. and happening now. respiratory oh, yeah. whew. we begin with the crisis on iraq. the religious minorities are on the run from isis. and a statement reads: we are working with officials in baghdad to it coordinate iraqi air drops to people in need. the government has initiated air drops and we are in constant contact with them and provide direct assistance when ever possible. the new york times