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>> yes, indeed. >> not with four women here. do you think we would allow that? >> when you're not around, i know these guys. they're my people. >> is that what you do? >> on occasion, sure. sure. >> you do have early hours, though. >> i do. >> you work hard. >> yes. well, you know -- >> it wasn't a question. >> he loves what he does for a living. >> i love it. >> we'll talk about your boss later. >> i saw that. >> with 14 days to the critical midterms, overwhelming majority of voters in battleground states expressing fear and anxiety over what's going on in the world from ebola to terrorism to obamacare and also they have deep skepticism that washington is up to the job of dealing with all of that. whopping 64%, nearly two out of three americans, saying that it feels like things in the u.s. are out of control right now. all right. so the headline, bernie, is fear and anxiety with these polls.

>> absolutely. >> what do you think is the issue here? all the crieses? >> it is a confluence of everything. it started with isis which seems like ancient history now. that mania has die down. now it's ebola. it's all put together. we have an apathetic president who wants to play golf and no jobs, just seems like we're rudderless and spiralling out of control and the congress, one of the most incompetent institutions. i can't think of a more spineless, useless institution than congress right now. they've been off for a couple of months with all these things happening with isis, they didn't come back to vote. the sense that things are spiralling out of control, justified in my opinion. >> in the mid terms -- hello. >> hi. >> how are you? >> very well. >> even though people think that congress stinks, they don't think they are representatives

stink. >> isn't that always the case? so funny. i never liked my congress person. we're going to get a new one this fall but it's interesting because there's a lot of fear, a lot of airng -- anxiety and people feel the country has been on the wrong track and i think it's added, like the anxiety is coupled with this apathy and i honestly think the people are truly worried about the way the country is going but i don't think it's going to be enough to get them to the polls. >> guess what is still their chief concern? the economy. even though the worries have gone down somewhat and moved on to other things, still their chief concern is the economy. 40% of likely voters in the survey said it's the economy. people aren't feeling great about their financial situation. is that going to drive enough people to go out and vote? that's always going to be the big question. but i mean, in the face of a labor participation rate still sitting at a 36-year low, now add -- >> that's the number. that's it right there.

it's the labor participation rate. it's not the unemployment number which the administration would have you believing. exactly. >> harris, when you look at these issues, not one single issue is defining this election. typically it could be foreign affairs like in a presidential or it could be national security. this time around, it seems like people have ainxiety about everything. >> when we do hear from our elected leaders and those from the different organizations and government agencies, there seems to be a collision of talking points so people don't really think they're also being given good information that is useful for their own lives. "wall street journal" has an interesting article about the gloom and doom and how we're entering the second decade of gloom and doom and how that plays on the american physche and then you have, you know, layoffs announced today. kimberly clark makes hugs and kleenex. these economic headlines. >> how do you vote against ebola? how do you vote against something like that? and i don't know that isis --

>> what you do mean? >> as you said, it's a second decade of people who really lost faith in these governmental institutions in both parties, in congress, in the president and i think that people are stepping back because they feel like no matter who i vote for, it's the lesser of two evils and nothing is -- >> you vote against ebola, against the polls that you don't like. the fact that they don't have our back, that's what you vote against but look. these politicians, these senate candidates that are all running away from obama, i didn't vote for him, i don't know him, how spineless can you be? people know that you voted for him. >> what a segue, right? you mentioned poison. these words also poison for a loft candidates running for re-election. obama yesterday, possibly handing the g.o.p. even more ammo with the comments i just mentioned. in an interview, mr. obama was asked about how he feels about the democrats who have been distancing themselveses from him while they're campaigning for re-election. listen. >> the bottom line, these are all folks who vote with me, they

have supported my agenda in congress, they are on the right side of minimum wage, on the right side of fair pay, they are on the right side of rebuilding our infrastructure, they're on the right side of early childhood education so this isn't about my feelings being hurt. these are folks who have strong allies and supporters of me and i tell them, do you know what? you do what you need to, to win. i'll be responsible for making sure our voters turn out. >> he's only concerned with winning. can you imagine being one of those democrats? >> no. but this is the height of transparency what he just handed it. mike murphy said that this is something that the republicans can work with. this is a narrative of incompetence in his ideas and now that the president says, look. i can't stop you. my feelings won't be hurt if you don't want to invite me.

i might be toxic for you. >> but his feelings are hurt. >> you think so? >> absoluting his -- absolutely his feelings are hurt. he's absolutely right. they vote with me. it is about politics. >> they're acting like he's stipgy. >> very vote for him, for his policies. what idiot doesn't know that that's going to vote in the elections. >> republicans are making that an issue. you can say i don't agree with the president but you can pull up their votes. >> that's why they come back and vote on the war. the president is right on two things. they are going to vote with him and probably sent the president a nice fruit basket for the gift he delivered with the radio interview z. do you think an edible arrangement dipped in chocolate? >> how about if we attacked from the left? he shows up at a venue to help them campaign. they don't show up. the first black president and

they don't show up? that's racist, i would say, from the left. that's what they would say. >> at the end of the day, isn't this just the truth? isn't it what the democrats are whispering to donors to reassure the base anyway? he's just saying it publicly and democrats where the president is polling unpopular doesn't help right now two weeks before the midterm. >> i don't think his feelings are hurt. i think he thinks he did a really gad job. >> really? >> if kathleen rice doesn't show up, he's going to be hurt. he's got to be hurt. >> they do that with all the presidents. >> i think like whoever says they're low maintenance are not crazy, believe the opposite. >> people walking out on him when he was speaking, a couple of days ago -- >> that hurts. >> people are walking out. >> he said it's the media's fault. he said it's our fault because we don't understand obamacare. he thinks it's everybody's fault

but his. >> now he's owning it. >> he's arrogant. totally. >> our own bill o'reilly is finding it hard to believe with so much public opposition to the direction of the country, there's still those who support democrats. here he is last night explaining why he thinks that is. >> if a whopping 64% of americans think the country is out of control under the obama administration, why would anyone vote for a democratic candidate? the answer is -- >> okay. i always say this. liberals vote feelings over facts. all of the time, right? and bill is right. the republican party looks like evil in the eyes of the democrats and they're the ones that save everybody because big government are giving handouts.

>> that's when simple marketing works. when you talk about the 1%, they don't have a good marketing issue, the left in this race. that's why you don't have this emotional force that's going to take people to the polls. you were just talking about it. why is the critical, defining issue of this election? can you name one? it should be the economy. i think it's the president. i think democrats are wanting away from him and republicans are just kind of letting him sit there. >> do you vote, andrea, democratic? they vote primarily on a motion. it just showed in a recent poll that young adults said that they would be most persuaded to vote if a candidate shared their views on student loans. they're directing and picking ways to vote that would influence their daily right but not the big picture of america. >> don't you think it's big government failing? it's really the republicans that have the intensity so even though both brands are damaged as parties, the intensity is there with republicans because

they think they're going to take back the senate. >> that could be, yeah. that's very valid. but to o'reilly's point, conservatism in grounded. emotionally it's like let's get the new carment let's spend it. immigration, let them in here. what about the country in general? what about that type of thing? >> very idealistic. you listen to liberals speak and it's hope and change and everything sounds great and everybody will be a unicorn and obama is the messiah. it's not realistic. >> at this point when you look at the percentages that have shown how few americans actually go to the polls outside of the general election, i want people to vote. i don't really care for whom they vote but it would be nice. i said it on this program before, if they would be educated about the issues on which they're voting for with

these candidates. i think in the media, it's part of our responsibility. but really it's on these parties. if you have a message that you can't sell, don't blame the voter. >> don't blim the voter. absolutely. >> we have a right to go to the polls. we protect that right fiercely. right? so i want everybody to vote but just try to know what you're voting for. >> have you looked at your election guide? at least in california, my god. it's so boring. there's so many judges. how do you do research on judges? >> such a yawn. >> sell their message and a lot of it falls on us, too. the media, do we have to -- >> they're not inspiring. they don't have a message and they're all weasels and they're running from this and even the republicans are no better. i'm not going to go back and put my reputation on the line and vote for a war on isis and then explain it later. people are sick of it. >> taxpayers reportedly shelling out millions for people to stay at home. how that's happening and whether

anyone will be held accountable. running back ray rice could be making a comeback after he was suspended for punching his then fiance in the face. the chances of this and why it could cause a p.r. nightmare for the nfl and right after the show, catch more from the couch on the web. >> log on to fox news.com/outnumbered and click on the overtime tab. tweet us your questions, comments or what you want to hear us talk more about. out for

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i've never felt so alive. get the future of phone and the phones are free. comcast business. built for business. >> welcome back to "outnumbered." former baltimore ravens running back ray rice could be reinstated by the nfl within a month. while he remains indefinitely suspended for knocking out his then fiance in a casino elevator, the league has reportedly set a hearing date for rice's appeal and the decision on his future will rest not with the nfl commissioner, roger goodell, but with a one time federal judge serving as an independent arbitrator. some legal analysts saying that rice has a good shot of winning his case. word comes as two battered wives of former nfl players now breaking their silence, telling "the washington post" the team for which their husbands played,

the new orleans saints, told them to keep quiet and that law enforcement wasn't much help, either. the women adding that they were hardly alone. one of them saying, quote, we've told agents about it, called the nfl players association when things were really, really bad. they would say, oh, we're really sorry that you are going through this. we'll look into it. but you never heard back. there's no one available for the wives. do this, bernie, we were talking about it during the break, about how you are not even hearing a lot today about this nfl controversy. but could these comments from the nfl wives or former wives, reignite the flame a little here? >> i don't think so. i think the media fascination with this case has passed. i think he'll win this arbitration. i mean, he was suspended initially for two gameere was o. goodell said the policy will be six games. then the video came out and people were outraged all over again and then they suspended

him indefinitely. the policy was six games so i think they have to adhere to that. he's going to come back and it's all done, over. these fans, football fans, they don't care. for the most part, they don't care. >> i think people who love football want to see their team win. they're passionate people. they're not chimps. >> but i think mostly -- they mostly care about football and this is -- there was outrage. that video was horrendous. but i think they want to move on. sadly. >> i go back to just a month ago when people were saying the nfl was doomed. we were having a conversation day after day on this couch and i was saying, a year from now, let alone a month from now, nobody is going to talk about the nfl scandal. it does appear that's somewhat the situation today but this reinstatement of ray rice could have changed things. >> it couldn't. and it will be interesting to see where he lands. is he going to land in baltimore? because you have to remember his wife is sticking by him. she's still with him.

there are a lot of people. look at michael vick. there are people who will be able to rationalize and say that the guy was suspended, he went through the judicial system so therefore, he's learned his lesson. his wife is still with him. let him play. >> the judicial system that failed, though, the prosecutor barely even threw the book at him and that's the problem. the nfl has laks standards and the courts fail and the courts don't do their jobs and the prosecutors who knows what happened but he clearly was not given the appropriate discipline. what's the nfl supposed to do? the real issue is the court of public opinion has tried him and found him guilty. if you're running a team, who would take him? honestly. at this point. i would really question the mental sanity of the coach that takes him. >> from the general manager, from the baltimore ravens, he was like, i love you. we have a place for you. >> i think the players union, i know from reading and researching the story that his

legal representatives are going to take a page out of the book that you just opened up and that's the court system. and they will say, look. you can't punish this guy twice. just like you wouldn't be able to have it in the court system. that's what his attorneys are going to argue at this meeting today, this reinstatement appeal today. now, you mentioned that goodell doesn't have anything to do with the say. however, if the nfl decides to appeal, the judge is a woman, barbara jones. we haven't talked about that. if she finds that you can play, if you can find a team that will hire you, you're free and clear, the en sta -- instatement is ov. if that happens, then roger goodell becomes likely a candidate to testify. >> what is he going to say under oath? >> what is he going to say? i didn't punish him until i saw the video. >> is he going to perjure himself? >> after he learn about the wives ignored in the past, do you think that culture is now going to change at the nfl?

do you think that the nfl will perk up now when there are complaints that come through? >> i think that there have been some benefits to come out of this whole horrible episode and yes, there will be more attention paid to it and more harsher discipline without a doubt. this particular episode, the media fascination, goodell has weathered his storm. nobody can prove that he saw the video. this is over. ray rice will come back and the nfl season will continue. >> as it has. >> and as successfully as it is right now. yes. >> if a team takes him and there's very little outrage about it, i mean, there was outrage with michael vick in the beginning. dogs and humans are both equally important. but if a team takes him and there's not outrage about this and it just moves on, it's a very sad state of affairs. >> you think the timing makes a difference if they make? >> yeah. i mean, mid season probably would make a bigger difference. >> there are growing questions about the president's ebola

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>> this is "outnumbered." we now know who the country's point person with ebola is but so-called ebola czar is not starting his job until tomorrow and he will not testify this

friday, we're told, before a house committee as was requested. the white house is noting that will be day three of his teen you're and he won't be ready for questioning. he also missed top level ebola meetings ls friday and saturday. bernie, i thought that ebola was an emergency. >> right. and this is why people hate washington. this guy, this guy was a lobbyist for fannie mae. he's a lawyer. he is joe biden's chief of staff. what the hell business does he have being an ebola czar? i'm the king of ebola. i'm the sglr. it's ridiculous. >> that resume you would think would get him ready to come up to speed quickly. he's had to pull some people out of heat in politics. he was chief of staff for vice president biden. >> it's the jay carney of ebola. what you need is somebody who knows something about medicine and politics, perhaps. >> i'm going to represent the side of the critics who say a lot of health care professionals have defended this choice of somebody who has managerial

experience that can take all the advice and the criticism of what's happened, put it all together and manage us through this process because we've been lacking leadership. i'm providing the other side here. >> lobbyist for fan any may, the fannie mae economic crisis came out of fannie mae among other things. >> joe biden's son was arrested for coke on friday. maybe he was busy with that. >> the big news of the day, this morning, what is circulating like fire is the fact that when ron klain begins his tenure, he gets closer inside the white house. he'll be working directly with the chief of staff and top counsel and we know that he was only going to be there for a year so the talk is perhaps he would inch his way into that job. >> so klain is a political hack. bernie is right. he's in the chief of staff job now to make sure biden doesn't stick his word in his mouth and

he's the ebola sglr to clean you mean the image. he's like the cleaner. >> he's a political steward. >> he's like the wolf from "pulp fiction" although not as effective. >> if you look at stories, we can go he's a really smart guy. he is. he's shrewd. but if you look at the stories today breaking, he's only doing it according to sources because of politics. he wants to get closer to a plum position and adviser to president obama when john leaves so he doesn't to want do this. he's saying i'll do this but after i'm done, quit pro quo, i'm coming back for had job. it's all back and forth. >> they're taking the health out of the public health crisis. this is a public crisis or policy crisis which is really scary when you're dealing with something -- i'm not an ebola hysteric. i never have been. but there's been failures of government not just from the cdc but also the military sending

soldiers into the hot zone. >> without hazmat suits. >> the cdc which has come quickly the center for disease confusion because we've heard so many different messages, they've got their guidelines out. is putting this person who might be a god speaker, right? he doesn't know anything about medicine but he might be a good speaker, is that going to clean up the miscommunication the public has been given? >> absolutely not. you're dealing with ebola and this guy doesn't know enough to go to an oversight committee on capitol hill. he has to take five days to bone up. >> what's he boning up on? not like he's boning up -- >> how to blame nurses in a nice way perhaps. >> you've always had a fetish with nurses. >> i love nurses. >> thousands of federal workers placed on administrative leave for more than a month while they've been investigated for misconduct, are they still collecting paychecks? yes and vacation time and

pension benefits and it's costing you, the taxpayer, $775 million over a three-year period. a new report by the government accountability office says some of the people waited close to a year to receive their punishment or be cleared but at least they're home watching the show. fantastic. the defense department reportedly has the highest number of paid leaves on record with 8600 employees from the deo on leave for at least one to three months. sandra -- >> what do you want me to tell you? i'm furious. >> you have a craving for justice right now? >> i do and it's not ju the salaries the folks are getting. their getting their pensions, sick days, moved up the federal pay scale, while they're on leave, while they're collecting these salaries. it's outrageous. 57,000 employees gone for a month or longer? tab was $775 million to the taxpayer. we should be outraged.

i'm laughing because it's absurd. >> it's absurd but also really hard to get fired when you work for the federal government z. that's right. that's why taking it back to the first topic of the show today, people have no faith in government. they look and they see the two americas obama talked about are those who are in the government and connected and those who aren't. look at lois lernor. she's getting paid leave. she can log on to the irs system, get a pension and they look and don't have any faith in what's happening. it's failing at every single level. >> total chaos and all this money being wasted with the ma lingering fools and detroit is burning and i've got to tell you, a lot of houses in long island and around the new york area still damaged from sandy. people still haven't gotten money to fix houses. >> you work for don imus on fox business network f. they found a bunch of pornographic images on your computer, do you think they would send you home with full pay and vacation and getting sick days for six months like

they did one noaa worker? >> let's put it this way. they haven't so far. >> my gosh. >> i could see you volunteering to handle that. >> i'm kidding. >> what you're talking about daib >> let me look at the computer, don. i'll handle it. bernie is in control. >> how do you erase the history on this thing? >> what you're talking about is a sense of entitlement that most americans can't even fathom. if you're struggle to go keep their lives what they were 10 years ago, i mean, we've lost so much ground economically that we're playing catchup now. sense of entitlement we're talking about sitting home and spending our tax dollars to do so while they figure out, well, did you do wrong? while we clear your name or don't clear your name, here's the paycheck. if you have a death of a relative, there are some reasons why, right? that they are allowed to give you leave. but these people aren't checking those boxes. >> meanwhile, we're continually preached pay our fair share and look where it's going. sglm remember obama ran on big government. etches the messiah.

now he's the false prophet. >> make him show up and rake leaves outside of the pentagon or some damn thing. do something. don't let him go home and pay him. >> i've got laundry, lots of laundry. >> and some shoes. >> that's how they should put these people to wroshg. >> i won trust them. >> menial tasks that could make all of our lives better if they're still on the federal roll. here we go. >> here he goes. >> light hearted. blade runner learns his sentence for the shooting death of his model girlfriend. why oscar pistorius time in the slammer may be a lot shorter than you would expect. plus breaking bad dolls with miniature toy bags of cash and drugs, they're on sale at the same stores where you'll find barbie and g.i. joe, the growing outrage and why toys r us say they're not going anywhere. we're not moving them. stay with us. big day? ah, the usual.

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>> they're making meth. >> well, that is a clip from the hit show "breaking bad." as outrage grows over dolls modelled on the show's meth cooking characters being sold at toys r us stores right now. some doll accessories include guns, bags of cash and bags of blu meth crystals. not making this you have. the florida mom calling on the goint to stop selling the dolls explains what makes her so upset about them. >> it's about drugs and they're selling it in a children's toy store. knowing that those are the items that one needs to make meth, i just think that it's wrong.

kids mimic their action figures, if you will. you know, do you want your child in an orange jump suit? >> but adult fans of "breaking bad" dolls disagree. they've launched a counter petition calling for toys r us to keep the dolls on store shelves and in a statement, toys r us says, the packaging clearly notes that the items are intended for ables -- ages 15 and up and only sold in the adult only action figure part of our store. 15 and up is okay for meth? i'm all about the free market, kennedy, i'm always going to protect the free market and if you don't like it, don't buy it. if you don't like the store for selling it, don't shop there. i'm not sure, bernie, that i see any upside to selling dolls at a toy store aimed at kids holding on to bags of meth. >> let me just say one of the greatest cable tv shows ever, so compelling --

>> outnumbered? >> thank you for that. >> breaking bad was completely -- it was just -- deserved every emmy it got. however, selling meth and like at a toy store doesn't make any sense. it's stupid, these action figures. you want to buy them, you know, buy it online or something. i read in the information we had that you could buy it at an adult toy store but that sounds a little like -- >> the adult section of toys r us? >> go to vegas with the girls. >> is there really an adult section of toys r us? that's a different toy store, by the way. >> there's a section for 15 and up. >> that's the stuffy always wanted to get into when i was like eight. >> do adults go to toys r us to buy adult toys? >> they do because they collect like weird cartoon stuff and -- >> yeah. their video games. >> here's the plan, though. toys r us is hoping that it gets

this kind of attention and then they'll pull them from the shelves so only available online and then it becomes a hard to find item that people will covet just in time for the holidays. >> kennedy, you ever kids. you've been in toys r us with kids. >> i've never taken my daughter to toys r us. >> they don't differentiate between adult sections and kid sections of the toy store. >> even 15-year-old people shouldn't be buying toys are blue meth. do you know what? sponge bob, cinderella and yes, sire pinkman on the same show? it's stupid. >> so harris, this is a good question. what did -- what is the difference between a character holding on to a bag of meth versus -- this isn't my view point but some critics say we shouldn't have soldiers like g.i. joe holding a gun. >> soldier with a gun is completely difrn. now you're talking about a member of the military who i think is a super hero. >> do you associate the gun with

-- >> no. >> he's carrying a weapon. >> this is the argument out there. we talk about it all the time. we defend the idea of having g.i. joe in the store. >> but he's lawfully carrying a weapon but now you're talking about illegal behavior and encouraging that illegal behavior. this goes to me, beyond a free market type of situation. i don't want my children modelling that. and i don't want it being -- >> it was a context. that's all lost if you just see him carrying a bag of meth to sell. >> but as a parent, you've just given me something else to explain. i think you're right. they'll put it online and go like hot cakes. >> they're going to ends up pulling them and only available online. they'll be in limited edition and people will snatch them. >> well, we tried to present all

sides of that. i think we covered all sides of that and bernie, no, that's not my view point. but there are critics out there that do use that as an example and that do say those shouldn't be on store shelves, believe it or not. >> soldier with a gun is completely different. >> completely different. jodi arias convicted of first degree murtd in the death of her lover, stabbing him 27 times will soon learn if she'll get life behind bars or the de penalty. maybe you need a new job. a new study blames your lousy boss for your health problems. bernie, have anything to say about that? >> no. absolutely not. for all the distinctions

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.... ... ... ... ... ... neither can we. jon scott has what is coming up on the second hour of "happening now." >> can't wait for "happening now", right? just in, restrictions on travellers coming from the west african countries hardest hit by even oel a. flights from the areas will only be allowed to land at one of five u.s. airports. we'll explain.

plus top of the hour, court is in session now for the jodi arias penalty retrial so will the second jury to hear the gruesome details of the murder of her boyfriend decide to sentence her to death? new study linking enterovirus with a serious disease diagnosed in more than 15,000 children each year. could this medical information pave the way for a new vaccine for type one diabetes? it's all coming up. "happening now." harris? >> that's a great story on diabetes. thank you. >> thank you. >> i may be outnumbered but now it's my turn. everyone knows a bad boss can make your life miserable but it turns out, it can also make you sick, both medically and mentally. having a lousy boss can be an increased risk to heart attack, stress and depression. one researcher says if it's that bad, consider changing jobs as soon as possible. kenne

kennedy, you're saying you're sick of the whole fox heirarchy. >> then i threw my plate of oysters, punched my masseuse. >> i realize you're like a magnet, bernie. whenever i get out, you pull me back in. >> you have a masseuse? >> just me. >> shouldn't people just be happy you have a job, wear a psychological helmet, stay focused, have a long term plan and instead of going out and drinking to alleviate your stress or whatever you do, go out and run five miles or something? and just, you know, survive. just be healthy. fwl some people are cream puffs. they're soft on the inside and the a much harder time dealing with someone who has an authority complex. now, i think these are sound words coming -- i know what your boss is soft as a kitten and sweet as a lamb. >> my boss is a tough guy. but i love my job and my -- for example, talk about heart disease. my heart rate is in the 40's.

i'm as healthy as you can imagine. so that has no bearing on me, this particular study. look. you deal with -- >> what if he was a nasty, horrible person? >> if you have a boss who makes your life very, very difficult and punishes you and don't give you bonuses -- >> or cusses at you on or disrespectful. >> have a plan, put it in perspective. you have a job. >> i think you're being extremely insensitive. i think there are people that have jobs that are not as -- they're not as in love with their job as you are. you love what you do. you go to work. you have held jobs, however, in the past where you had bosses that -- what if you were still in those jobs? it can make for a very stressful work environment. >> no doubt about it. i'm saying what you have to do is make it better yourself. you hold your own destiny. you have to make it better. you may have a plan to move on. >> i agree. my first boss was a total psycho. now i work here and i'm super

happy. i think you make me a happier person. especially you, kennedy. >> now you owe her a back rub. >> start during the break. >> and a bottle of rose. if you want a happy marriage, bring on the fruit rose but the number one thing you should do to make sure you have a happy marriage is talk. survey that finds conversation is much more important than a good sex life. >> really? >> no. >> yeah, right. >> talk during sex.

♪ ♪ it is a macflash back. >> it is the song. >> i loved. it >> she's on the voice right now. >> should we talk about sex? >> we should. finally someone is. and it is not the sex that is the co to the happy marriage. it is talking to each other and sex. cording to a study of 2000 couples. they gave the top two tips of how to succeed in a relationship. talking number one and

compromise and keep going and work at it and the sex life, that was near the bottom of the list which is number 18 and probably why most of these couples are divorced. >> it was your delivery of the subject matter. i think they are lying through their teeth. people who don't talk have difficult relationships and messengers. and it is a valid. but to have their love life number 18 on the list. >> we know you are doing okay over there sandra, with that belly. >> thank you for pointing that out. >> i wonder if you get cut up for talking during sex? >> that is. >> and that is true. lower and harder and by the way, did you pay the mortgage? >> and cover it all right there, boom. >> number 13 said don't get

married, believe it or not. >> that is valium. why does it say that? >> valium. >> no, look, talking is great and a good sex life is very, very important and sex with your spouse helps out a lot, too. wow. all right. all right. a joke. we got it. >> you are being funny. >> i love you, honey. and get married and -- >> if would you say number one is on your list you are happily married. >> compromise, talk and i don't agree. >> four sex slash tequila. nexactly. >> and multitasking. >> get ready to lick it up. rock legend gene simon system back and a new sho in vegas and

he will tell us all about it. make sure you don't miss it. it is incredible. and we'll stay heror out february numbered over time. and click on the overtime tab. "happening now" starts right now. we begin with a fox news alert. convicted killer jodi arias back in the courtroom today. >> a new trial to determine if she will be put to death for killing her boyfriend is happening now. >> we the jury on our oath find the defendant count one first-degree murder, guilty. >> guilty. a new chapter in the jodi arias drama. a second jury in place to determine if the woman who convicted of killing her boyfriend lives or ties. >> and how will this