commitment to the role, we'll give him that. jon: she's going to get charged as accessory, right? we'll follow that. shannon: "outnumbered" starts right now. >> we begin with a fox news alert. terror striking north of the border. we have new information now on the attack on canada's parliament as we hear the harrowing emergency responder calls and learn more about the hero who prevented a terrifying situation from becoming so much worse. this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. with us today, sandra smith, andrea tantaros, kirsten powers is in the house -- [laughter] and today's hashtag one lucky guy, "the five" cohost, eric bolling -- [laughter] trying to do some sort of no-spin zone thing. this is "outnumbered," and that's where you are, outnumbered. >> i'm glad to be back. >> a little love here. >> good to have you on the couch. >> good to be back. >> i know, i missed you. i've been spending more time on

this couch, so to be reunited with you -- pretty good day. >> hi there, kirsten. what's going on? [laughter] >> hey, kirsten. >> she's ready for you. all right, let's get moving. we begin with what happened in canada. [gunfire] >> about this time yesterday, we were just starting to get our minds around the chilling scene inside canada's parliament building as a gunman -- who was a recent convert to islam and wanted to move to the middle east -- opened fire and killed a soldier and then the canadian sergeant at arms shot that gunman dead. officials in canada say the gunman acted alone, but we know there was a possible isis-related chatter targeting canada leading up to yesterday's attack. our david lee miller is live now.

david lee? >> reporter: harris, for canadians this is the day after. many of them trying to go about their lives like nothing happened, but a stark reminder the canadian flag flying at half staff. despite the shooting yesterday, parliament got underway as scheduled this morning at 10:00. the parliament's sergeant at arms, kevin vickers, credited with shooting the gunman, received a standing ovation after five minutes of applause, members pounded their desks in appreciation. vickers, who served in law enforcement for some three decades, had never fired a shot until yesterday. also this morning prime minister stephen harper addressed the parliament. he told canadians the country will not be intimidated by terrorism. >> we will be individual hasn't, but we will -- vigilant, but we will not run scared, we will be prudent, but we will not panic. and as for the business of government, well, here we are in

our seats, in our chamber in the very heart of our democracy, and our work is going on. [applause] >> the shooting at the parliament, the meeting of the parliament, i should say, took place some 24 hour t after the shooting at the war memorial. a canadian newspaper, the ottawa citizen, obtained chilling copies of the first 9/11 calls. 911 calls. >> call for shots fired. war memorial. we may have multiple patients. one soldier has been hit. >> reporter: authorities are now saying that the shooter, michael se half by bow, was a lone gunman. still not entirely clear whether or not there may have been other accomplices in some way assisting him. his own family saying, quote -- now, this is his mother -- she cries for the victims, not her

son. harris? >> david lee miller, thank you very much. >> meanwhile, we're hearing two very different reactions to what happened north of the border. just hours after the attack, canada's prime minister referred to the shootings as terrorism. >> fellow canadians, in the days to come we will learn more about the terrorists and any accomplices he may have had. but this week's events are a grim reminder that canada is not immune to the types of terrorist attacks we have seen elsewhere around the world. >> but president obama a little slower to call it an act of terror. listen. >> well, we don't have enough information yet. so as we understand better exactly what happened, this obviously is something that we'll make sure to factor in in the ongoing efforts that we have to counter terrorist attacks in our cup. in our country. >> meanwhile, congressman jason chaffetz, a member of the house

homeland security committee, says this isn't something to be taken lightly. >> when you see, you know, an honor guard killed, murdered, you've got to start with the idea that this is terrorism, not just, hey, let's downplay this. you've got to think is this part of a bigger, broader terrorist effort? and we're in a fight, and we've got to win this fight. >> kirsten, i want to go to you first on this. a man in canada walks up to the tomb of the unknown soldier and kills dead a soldier guarding the tomb. >> uh-huh. >> why is the president reluctant to call this an act of terror? >> well, what i -- my question would be why do you need to call it an act of terror the minute that it happens before you actually know all the facts? >> he still hasn't. >> when the president, when the president spoke, he was right. we really didn't, we really didn't know anything, whereas i noticed all the conservatives around me were saying from the word go we need to call this terrorism. i don't agree with that. i think that you should wait and get the facts. i think also this person sounds

like somebody who was, you know, not a particularly stable person. he has a very long rap sheet. i mine, he had been arrested for robbery -- i mean, he had been arrested for robbery, drug possession multiple times, one thing after another. there could be other explanations for why he did this. i think it's reasonable to wait and get facts. i don't know why people are so -- >> to kirsten's point, eric, to be clear, there's no single, adapted, universeally-accepted definition of terrorism. in fact, most agencies here in the united states, the fbi defense, state department, they all have different definitions -- >> right. >> -- of terrorism. >> to rebut kirsten's point, the reason why you do call it terror off the top is because you can employ certain assets that you couldn't employ if you don't call it terrorism. if it's a civilian who shoots somebody you want to call a person, a citizen shooting another person, then you have certain rights that you have to protect. if you call it terror right off the bat, if the guy stands up

and says allahu akbar and blows away 13 or 14 people at fort hood, he's not afforded the same rights of evidence, of privacy, etc., that he would if you didn't call it terror and just made him a citizen, which they did. so my point was this, i don't care what president obama calls a canadian shooting. that doesn't matter to me. i call what president obama calls our shootings, the ones that happened here. the beheading in oklahoma city, fort hood and anyone subsequent where someone stands up, declares, you know, affin the city for allah and kills americans, i would say that's terror and start playing the games of terror, not rights and evidence. >> what we're talking about here, we're actually talking about what happened in canada, and he didn't yell that, and we didn't know that. my point is wait until we actually know what happened. >> i would trust the words of the canadian prime minister, right? you would assume, sandra, because this happened in qanta and they've been watch -- canada, and they had been watching this guy for a long

time, they have more facts than we do. so if the canadian prime minister says this is terrorism, i'm going to trust that they have the facts just like when the libyan president called benghazi terrorism and jihaddism, our president didn't listen to him. okay? and so why, sandra, would we expect president obama to call this an act of terror when a hole that was large enough for 20 men to walk through was blown into our consulate, and he couldn't use those terms then? there is an apprehension and a hesitancy by this white house to identify our enemy. they won't even say we're at war. and do build on eric's point -- to build on eric's point, you have to identify the enemy, or you will never be able to defeat it. >> while the president was saying, you know, this tragic attack or terrorism, his words, our fbi was getting involved. and that does allow us to employ those assets that eric was talking about in terms of joint terrorism forces so that we are giving them the kind of support that they need so that if they do find out it's terrorism on their end and, obviously, andrea, they already feel it is,

they can then open the doors and the money doors, if you will, to be able to fight it. >> interesting that they're -- >> quick to deploy the fbi and the joint terror task force for the canadian issue, and we don't see -- >> or to ferguson. >> as an opposing view and, kirsten, please chime in. is it almost glorifying, you know, this killer, this gunman who shot and killed this soldier in canada? is it almost glorifying him to call him a terrorist acting in the name of isis, you know, convert to islam and for us to talking about when really this is a guy, you know, living in his mother's -- >> we hadn't called him acting -- >> well, i don't think we've heard about this isis chatter, but we need to know did he have contact with people? isis is happy to take credit for this whether they had anything to do it with or not, they're going to take credit for it. so i think we actually need to get the facts -- >> he had befriended a syrian

jihadist who called himself a home grown terrorist, so they do know that, and he had recently been kicked out of a mosque for erratic behavior. >> nidal hasan had direct links to anwar al-awlaki who ended up being the number one terror target by america, yet we still can't call that terror. >> but then, kirsten, is the decision by the president of the united states not to call this an about of terror -- an act of terror, is it political then? >> i hi it's cautious. i think he wants to have have the facts -- >> he's always too cautious, and this is the new paradigm of terrorism, right? the war has morphed into lone wolf attacks. in fact, sandra, the same lone wolf attacks that this administration warned us about. so it's a bit mind-boggling they're not identifying -- >> meanwhile, while this is all fresh on our minds and as the prime minister in canada calls this an act of terror, you won't believe this. some tweets during the chaos in ottawa causing a lot of

controversy. "sports illustrated" cover model chrissy teagueen, married to john legend, by the way, she's saying on twitter: active shooting in canada, or as we call it in america, wednesday. and plenty of people took offense immediately, saying the model was making a joke as a soldier was shot dead, and the whole city was locked down. teigen said it was not a joke, a fact. others critical of her, one person commenting, quote: a classless, arrogant american, as usual. can't americans discern times when bringing up political issues is not appropriate or at this particular moment? this one's tough to look at, eric. >> so i do a segment every week on "the five" called fool of the week, and i think the most foolish comment either said or tweeted -- >> thank any, i've never made it. >> not yet. stick around, you never know. [laughter] i think bob will make it before you do.

>> we have 48 more minutes. [laughter] i would say she's the prime candidate. really? i mean, they are literally still doing cpr on victims up in canada, and she's tweeting that in some sort of i believe it was in some sort of gun control rant that she -- >> she refuses to apologize, by way. she refuses. >> foolish tweet. >> right now on twitter, in fact, it's gotten so bad, she just tweeted out i feel sick by twitter taking my talents to instagram. she's got 540,000 followers -- >> chrissy is known for, obviously, her lovely bottom and her food instagram pictures. >> yeah. >> she should stick to that. this is the problem when models start to talk, it plays into that dumb model stereotype because it's too soon for her to weigh in and also conflate gun control and crime in america with a global war against radical islamic jihaddism. and i don't -- i mean, she clearly doesn't know about the radical islamic threat to the nation, she hasn't educated

herself. when she does stuff like this, you've just got to shake your head and say, really? >> you've got a family mourning the loss of their soldier son, and the timing, kirsten, is most brutal for this american supermodel to come out and clearly make a point on gun control in the united states. it's a slam, really. >> right. first of all, i think many models are smart, and they should be able to express their views. and i think that she clearly does not think that she was being insensitive. she was clearly upset about what happened, and i think she was -- this is a person who sincerely believes that there's a problem with gun control. i mean, i -- >> she has canadians tweeting her right now calling her incense ty for her time toking on this. >> there's no question that it's inis sensitive -- insensitive. but i suspect her intent was not to be insensitive. >> how about not saying, oh, you know what? -- >> yeah, i mean, yeah. >> she wants to weigh in on gun control and crime, then let's have a debate, let's have a

debate about the root of crime in america. >> but don't do that right in the middle of a -- >> if you do the, be smart enough to say, oops, i screwed up. >> she's not doing that right now at least. >> well, she's on i'm sorry gram now. she's moved on. [laughter] >> is the love lost between democrats fighting for their political lives in the white house? why it's gotten so nasty just days ahead of the critical midterms with some senate aides sniping and likening the white house political operation to a jv team. plus, say what? the female ex-prosecutor hired to fix the nfl's domestic violence policy coming under fire for saying she doesn't want the new policy to be too harsh against players accused of domestic violation. we'll debate her reasoning. and right after the show, catch more from the couch on the web. join us by logging into foxnews.com/outnumbered. click on the overtime tab, tweet us your questions, comments or

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dem. yes, after a series of flubs by the white house democratic senate, aides are lashing out, likening the the white house political arm to a jv squad. at an event earlier this month, the first lady mispronounced the name of a democratic candidate for an iowa senate seat, and just after that the white house senate e-mailed to supporters calling him a candidate for governor which he wasn't, which they quickly had to take back and correct. the president's remarks this week that candidates keeping their distance from him are the ones who vote with him. a national journal piece quotes one aide as saying the ineptitude has sunk from annoying to embarrassing. >> ooh. >> all right, kirsten -- [laughter] is this a series of sloppy mistakes, or they really do have jv squad running the show? >> i think the michelle obama stuff is overblown. it was stupid, but i don't think it's going to make that much of a difference. the problem here is that the president is trying to gin up

the african-american base, and because if the african-americans don't turn out, the democrats don't have a chance. and, you know, since he's not on the ballot, he's having to really make an effort to get them to come out, and most of these comments have been made in that context. one of them was made when he was on al sharpton's radio show, for example. so it's a weird balancing act, because he wants to get them to turn out, right? >> i'm confused, are you saying that the only thing the democrat party has to offer blacks is a black president being on the ballot? >> that's not even remotely -- >> i'm confused. why would he even be on the ballot to get the black vote in. >> you don't think african-americans have an i affinity to president obama? it's pretty clear he has overwhelming support from african-americans, and he is the best person to have turnout african-americans. so that's whoo he's traying -- what he's trying to do. >> but that comment, eric, that he made hurt a number of democratic senators that have spent millions of dollars --

millions of dollars that he spent time raising for them -- >> well, they're happy with that. they're cool with the money president obama can raise, but especially in some of the key states where the races are very, very close, they're all trying to push back from president obama. with 1 days left, or at the time i think there were 14 days left when he made the comment on al sharpton's radio show, he really blew it. every day counts, and there can be no mistakes especially for those eight big seats that are within two, three points that can swing the senate. so now every one of those republican competitors to all those eight senate seats are going to use that quote saying, look, they're pushing away from president obama, but here he is telling you that they're going to vote -- my opponent, the democrat, is going to -- >> i don't agree that he blew it. he needs to get these voters to turn out. >> you don't think given the chance to take that comment back? >> no, because he's done it a couple times. i think he's trying to make sure african-americans turn out and that part of the democratic base

that supports him turns out because they normally don't turn out in midterm elections. look, democrats were almost, there was almost no chance the democrats were going to win any of these races to start with. the fact that they are as close as they are is miraculous. almost all of these races are being fought on totally red turf. >> sandra? >> i think it's being overstated. >> kirsten's saying it's all about the base, the base, no treble. [laughter] clearly, they have a very sloppy operation happening and this just isn't these isolated incidents. we've seen the captain of the swim team, jen psaki, we've seen her look like the jv squad, all these people, it looks like a student council government. >> how sloppy does the administration have to be for debbie wasserman schultz to refuse to associate any of these with barack obama's policies? that's just fact. >> you're talking about something different though. that's about them wanting to

distance from barack obama because of his low approval ratings. that's different than whether it's a sloppy political operation. >> is it? >> yeah, it's clearly different. especially in these red states where president obama's a not popular -- >> say that again. say what you just said. democrats are trying to distance themselves from obama in these red states especially where he's not poppe to lahr. >> exactly. >> when he says something like, hey, don't worry, don't tell anyone, just win the vote -- >> what you're not hearing me say is they're not going to win, they're not going to win because they're not going to win if democratic base voters don't turn out. it's a bad situation. and so what i'm saying is that obama does have to generate some excitement among the base -- >> but i think the point sandra brought up, harris s a good one when you think about this. and you're right as well, kirsten, with the base point. they're not able to get the base out. but also if the agenda isn't popular, how are you going to have -- how are you going to sell an unpopular agenda with a jv squad?

>> they're having a hard time doing that. look at senator jeanne shaheen in new hampshire when she was debating a couple of weeks ago. how many times have you voted with -- 99% of the time. the words came out of her mouth, but at the same time she wants to distance herself on the travel ban for ebola, so on and so fomplet but 99% that you voted with the president, it's going to be really hard -- >> yeah, it's going to be really hard. >> -- for democrats to step away from the president. he knows that. >> of course. that's what i'm going back to. if we would have had this conversation a year ago, i would have said it's going to be almost impossible for democrats to not lose the senate. >> so they can blame him? >> so they -- the point is, well, no. a lot of it is the terrain is favoring republicans. i mean, you have obama's low approval rating and terrain that favors republicans, so the deck was already stacked -- >> you have ebola, isis, terrorism. >> people keep pointing to it and say, oh, look, the democrat

here not doing well, the democrat there not doing well, but they're actually doing so much better than anyone expected them to do. >> it's all relative. >> we're going to talk more about this in overtime. we've got to move on. [inaudible conversations] we'll talk about it in overtime, i promise. remember when the obama administration released thousands of people from immigration jails to save money last year? hmm, what a segway. they said they had minor criminal records. now new documents reportedly show that some of them were actually charged with violent crimes. and the white house is now pushing back on reports that an executive order is in the works to help as many as 11 million illegal immigrants say in america. secretary josh earnest -- press secretary josh earnest says those reports are crazy. so what's the truth?

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last year to save money. now they assured outraged lawmakers those were freed only had minor criminal record. but now new records obtained by "usa today" contradict. that they reportedly show some of these illegals face serious criminal charges including kidnapping, sexual assault, even murder. immigration and customs enforcement acknowledged the discrepancy but tried to pass the blame saying quote, the discretionary releases made by i.c.e. were of low level offenders. however releases involving individuals with more significant criminal histories were, by and large, dictated by special circumstance outside of the agency's control. so, kirsten, if you're in the white house, how do you handle this "usa today" report? >> i don't know. i mean i think if this is true, they obviously screwed up. >> do you think at the time they generally knew they were high level offenders, or do you think this -- >> they're saying, that these

were decisions were made outside of their purview. but i don't know what that means. they haven't been specific enough to say, why would that be why would it be out of their purview? >> beyond why they did this, what they knew when they did this, bottom line should somebody held accountable, eric? >> here is the issue. the one issue did they release 2200 people with criminal background as harmful as kidnapping, sexual assault, drug trafficking and homicide? the answer to that is yes. the problem arises when months prior to the release the administration saider, we're releasing these people for cost cutting reasons but don't worry, they're low-level, non-violent offenders. they literally told us there wasn't going to be people like this. now turns out through "usa today," foia, request, whatever it was, they were high level and dangerous criminals were being released. is the release justified? i'm not sure based on costs, maybe, but certain think no way to justify the white house telling us don't worry, will not

be bad people. >> this comes at the white house wants to talk about immigration. you have press secretary josh earnest talking about 11 million illegal immigrants. does this hurt them as they make the push for immigration? i think how can it not? >> i think hon netly, it is not even an issue. he will do this by executive order anyway, right? am i wrong about that? that is what i'm kind of understanding, whatever his plan is, the president, it will be by executive order. jay carney gone now as white house spokesperson, last time we heard officially about this, he did say low-risk non-criminal detainees. through foia, they get the spreadsheet isis officials gave, state by state. immigrant released from miami, charged with conspiracy to commit homicide. two detainees in boston charged with aggravated assault with a weapon. one detainee in den very, sexual assault charge. you have to have an open press conference and ask the president specifically. >> the white house backed off on

immigration reform. wasn't polling very well. sandra, something like this doesn't help if they can't figure out who they are releasing how are they figure out who they are giving amnesty to? >> good point t wasn't polling very well and fallen down in importance of american voters in face of isis and ebola. kirsten, i was curious your take heading into midterms, less than two weeks away, you've been hot on immigration topic all along. you've had very, debate, very heated debates i should say here on fox news. where do we stand with just a few days left to go here if. >> well i don't think, i think the president has let down most of the immigrant, most people who care about immigration. i think that the idea that he is going to do an executive order after the election, maybe he is, maybe he isn't. i know conservatives are convinced he is but i don't know people concerned about immigration reform that he is because he said some times before. >> he wouldn't have so much trouble rallying base this time

around? >> it will definitely suppress of vote of people. >> why? >> i don't know. i can't, i think that probably because it was going to be too hard to get anything actually done. doing executive order is so -- >> controversial? >> gets republican base fired up he wanted to punt it until after the election. >> you know, conservatives, you're right, there is wink and nod, going watch out, day after election, guess what hot topic will be? most of us feel that immigration will pop up. he will have, whatever, about a year-and-a-half. >> time he backed off, when the border issues was happening and graphic videos of children coming over the video didn't poll very well. disturbing story, three american teenage girls accused of trying to join the isis tariffs. what the fbi is saying now. plus the nfl's decision on domestic violence problems. would this policy maybe be too harsh? would it scare abused women coming forward? controversial remarks from a prosecutor hired to fix the

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♪ >> welcome back to "outnumbered." the woman hired to make the sweeping changes to the nfl's domestic violence policy coming under fire for some controversial remarks. former essential crimes prosecutor lisa freel, says that the changes could take months. saying quote, changing the policy is far more complicated than i think people see. what should the standards of behavior be? what should the process by which we investigate allegations of a violation of the policy be? and she says she doesn't want the new policy to be too harsh against players accused domestic violence say simply kicking abused players out of the league, would be quote, a very, very bad idea because no one will report, if that happens. i think we need to have an opportunity for people to have a second chance. earn their way back into being on the playing field.

meantime as part of the nfl's efforts to show it gets it about, domestic violence, tonight during the game we will see the debut of a new psa. this one featuring star players. >> no more boys will be boys. >> no more, what is the big deal? >> no more, just the waive he is. >> no more, he just has a temper. >> no more, but he is such a nice guy. >> no more, but he has such a bright future. >> no more, not my problem. >> eric, first your reaction to that psa. >> that psa is fantastic. clearly directed to the female viewer. by the way the nfl is pushing around a 50% new viewers being female. they are doing right thing. star says no more. >> kicked off with eli manning. >> that's right. the psa s are starting tonight on "thursday night football." the lisa freel thing, refutes all of. that she went on the "today" show yesterday morning said the comments. wait a minute.

in right direction with the psa. domestic violence czar for the nfl walks them back, americans deserve second chances? aren't those excuses pedophiles use and rapists use, have a second chance? no, fix the problem and -- >> is there anything to it, kirsten? she is saying, hey look, if we kick them off the people, people will fear coming forward. also she believes if somebody does wrong, maybe first offense they deserve, i'm not defending this, i'm simply asking the question, she is saying they deserve in some cases a second chance? she she doesn't want a universal field they're kicked off the field right away? >> i'm not sure where she gets the idea people would be afraid to come forward. there are nfl wives that came forward and complained and they were ignored. may be a fair point on case-by-case basis, maybe there is chance for intervention an you sis spend the player. if you have a case where somebody knocks somebody

unconscious, then -- >> at the end of the day, isn't the problem that the nfl wasn't harsh enough all along? to kirsten's point, they were ignoring claims of domestic abuse? >> yes to all of that but i think it is really complicated by our courts are doing or not doing with regard to domestic violence. you're asking the nfl to make up the gap between society and what court system is failing to do in punishing these guys. make up difference in terms of pay scale or punishment in terms of dollars. it is apples and oranges to me. i love the fact they have come out with the ad not celebrity driven, members of the nfl. remember the first one was bunch of celebrities. that was nice this is better in my opinion because it really speaks player to player. but this idea that the nfl can hope to make up the difference -- >> eric, you're skeptical? >> i'm skeptical. andrea hasn't gotten in here. why did she do that? why did lisa freel have to do that now? get the psa out there and let it resonate and people realize they

are serious about domestic violence and tackle the problem head on. >> assuming this psa could be effective. >> she could have all opinions but do it a month from now or three months from now. >> there is pressure to -- >> because the rice case. >> i know what eric sy sag, i agree with that. the let the psa breathe a little bit. when you're out there, remember this from being press secretary, more you say, more you get yourself in trouble. we should get scripted we'll take issue very seriously. we'll have a zero tolerance policy i don't think she comes out and says, we give second chances and that almost gives option much second chances. i understand what she is trying to say she doesn't want them kicked out of the league and women may not come forward. they put pressure on wives and girlfriend not to say anything. i think her defense is good. >> if she said nothing at all we would talk about her doing

nothing and say nothing. >> the "today" show, this new psa is coming out, lisa freel can we get you on "the today show" to talk about it? how about this? no. there is an idea. >> i think it would be, because i think there is pressure for them to come forth and say something. remember that team of four women, that panel has been together a couple months now. we haven't heard from them. they didn't hold a news conference. we're waiting to hear. >> actions speak louder than a psa. >> see the psa very shortly. happened again. another person jumping the fence at the white house. he is accused of attacking two dogs. secret service k-9s who tried to stop him. the charges he is facing for that. the dogs condition. have you ever been unfriended on facebook? nobody here of course? but for political post? well maybe. why more likely you were ditched by a liberal. ♪ i'm an idaho potato farmer

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>> we are fired up on "outnumbered" but we havave to t it on pause because right now jon scott is coming up what is happening in the second hour of "happening now." jon: we're fired up on "happening now" too, harris.

>> i knew you are. jon: all right. 12 days to the midterm elections. moats analysts belief the gop will pick up control of the u.s. senate but will republicans do with the new power? our political panel weighs in. apparently a disturbed man becomes the latest security threat at the white house of the man facing numerous charges now after jumping the fence there. he was taken down by k-9 secret service dogs. we'll have a live report on this latest security breach. plus stocks surging today on better-than-expected earnings reports from several big american companies, including caterpillar, and american airlines. check on the markets, coming up, "happening now." just about, 11 minutes away. >> we can't wait. jon: thanks. >> thank you. >> i may be "outnumbered" but i my term with this story. hold on guys. fix the banner first. >> come on, again? again? >> liberals are more likely to unfriend someone on line and in

person. according to new study, find 44% of the liberal facebook persons defriend ad person because of their political post but just 31% of conservatives done the same. that same study finding conservatives are less likely to have their views challenged on social media. go to our liberal, have you unfriended, defriended or blocked someone because -- >> i'm not a facebook person but on twitter i have certainly have blocked people. i blocked people -- >> for being nasty not necessarily political views. >> yeah, yeah. >> angie, does that prove conservatives are more tolerant and more loyal? >> well i do think liberals, as bill o'reilly pointed out this week, tend to be a bit more emotional than conservatives about i know conservatives that get pretty emotional on facebook and i hear stories of liberals and conservatives defriending each other. social media makes you very brave behind your computer.

i have defriended and blocked plenty of both party. >> there is a caveat here. the study also revealed that more conservatives are less likely to get their news from facebook and twitter okay? so they're less likely to even visit these sites to begin with. so you have to keep that in mind looking at fact more liberals are -- >> stop reading the fine print. >> that is important to point out. because you're talking about a bigger population of liberals on the social networking sites to begin with. >> so, i will speak for myself, conservative. i get a lot of liberal people and they're pretty much haters. >> you? no! >> you engage them. >> i engage them. someone said, bolling you're such an ass today. i said thanks for the follow on twitter. >> are we on seven-second delay. >> can i say that? i did. >> i'm teasing you. harris, your thoughts you find more hate coming from one side or the other? >> what ising interesting in my twitter feed i see people battling back and forth and they get mad at me if i don't weigh

in. i'm doing the news. no, i don't really have anything to say about. that i'm not getting in mitt middle of that. i will defriend everybody here. they fight among themselves. sometimes when i'm bored i watch it. >> i like to retweet and republish nasty comments. >> you are, you provoke. you're an instigator. can i talk about one of the funniest back and forth i ever seen you do, masterful. with carlos danger. aka anthony weiner the weiner. you cleaned his clock, filleted him on twitter. why do you engage liberals? >> i don't know. they want me to tease but jay finally fixed the banner, check it out. now things are a right on the "outnumbered" set. >> he called us ladies. i'm happy. >> where are we? which camera? you thought onesies for baby's only. one designer cryings let es businessmen travel in comfort while looking like a sharply

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dressed. >> hey, girls, i can't get out of my suitsies. what would you do if you were hut on. >> it is like the snuggy. >> i do have one. >> you do? >> and hey, honey, can i get my zipper. >> it is like can you take care of my booty? >> and yeah, oh, my goodness. and why wont you wear a pair of jeans with a nice belt and relaxed shirt. >> you have to look like a suit in case you are in a meeting. >> and so apparently you can't tell. >> you think you can tell? >> check the cuff links, are they role? >> and t- shirts and ties on them. and that is tremendous.

and could a guy get any lazier. >> and they have feet? are are the shoes fake, too. >> all of the segment with yogapants? >> and this was fun. get ready to lick it up tomorrow. gene simmons will follow eric bowling and kiss has a now show in vegas and talk about the political topics of the day. we are staying right here for outnumber over time in the overtime tab on fox news. eric bowling did warm up the band. you are opening for gene simmons. you are like tommy lee. >> did you sing?

>> no, gene simmons is awesome. >> we are reading the bock. it is excellent. >> we'll talk to eric about this and more on the web. "happening now" starts right now. >> fox news alert and canada standing tall in the face of terror. >> we learn more about the gunman in ottawa, the prime minister of canada said they will never surrender to those who threaten it. >> a deadly terror attack. and refusal to back down. >> canada will never be intimidated. >> the latest on a shooting rampage and what prompted the horror. plus. it happen again, another white house fence jumper. and how safe is your commander in