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tucker is our one lucky gi. >> i woke up so excited to see you. >> and we have just begun. >> let's move getting. two major developments in the middle east that could have a huge huge impact on america. the government collapsed in yemen and iran-backed shiites have taken over and that could mean a greater nest of terrorist resting there. we know their al-qaeda claimed responsible for the attacks in paris. the king of saudi arabia a key ally in the united states, has died. and there are questions could his death, coupled with the collapse in yemen be a worse-case-scenario for the united states?

let's go to leland. >> reporter: yemen has never been a paragone of stability but now it is going from a dangerous place to a totally lawless place with an iranian-backed militia taking over. the embassy, according to the state department is still secure. they have pulled some united states personal out there and there are navy ships and marines on stand by in case there is an evac evacuation needed. you are watching video from the dangerous country right now. it was just a couple months ago the president said yemen was proof of his success in foreign policy. >> they are under the control of iran you have a problem in iraq

and lebanon. president obama's standing in the region is terrible. his policies are failing. if this is a success story in yemen i would hate to see failure. >> reporter: al-qaeda in yemen is the most sophisticated branch and they are there now. and the question is how they will capitalize on the chaos there. they allowed drone strike and just to yemen's north is a place of unrest and saudi arabian king died there. he was a long-time u.s. ally who was used as a counter weight to iran around the entire region. we are seeing them step up and the question is what will the saudi arabians do and the new leader in terms of keeping stability in yemen where they

gave funding and the second question is what happens to oil prices now the saudi arabian king is changing and lastly what is the cooperation going to look like for the united states from the new regime taking over. josh earnest is going to be asked how they say yemen was a success and now look what happened. >> you have great questions for our discussion. good to see you. thank you very much. that second or third question he asked is a great one a. relationship with all of the other countries in that region now that the saudi arabian king is gone. your thoughts? >> there are two lessons today. the first is the arab springs was the worst thing that could happen and that calls into question our strategy in syria which is to undermine their

record. it is pointless and destabilizing. and oil and gas in this country production is more important than it has been. >> it is also cheaper than it ever has been. >> for the moment. i mentioned the nesting of terrorist in al-qaeda and one of the big focuses isn't al-qaeda or iran. former deputy assistance lewis cheney had this to say. watch. >> with the collapse of the government in yemen, got iran in control of four capitals in the middle east. baghdad,damascus and potentially bay root. >> he mentioned the king dieing and what that imempathimpact is. i don't think there is a problem

with him dying. they have been preparing for that. the administration talking to iran without consolting for the problem for me. is this negligent and imcompitantimcomp imcompetepidity tent? we tent -- we see it unrecognizable from the years in the past. >> the king promised they will not change the policies. but as rachel pointed out, they have been a firewall with iran and part of the coalition silently or publically. >> you cannot underestimate the importance of that relationship as an ally in the region. this is a tragedy with what happened. the united states has held this up as yemen is winning the war

against terror and $340 million later what do we have to show for it? we will probably lose our base there that we have been flying out of to make key strikes. this is a crucial time in terms of the united states foreign policy to try to get control over the situation. what successes can we point to right now? >> now we are thinking about the embassy here with ships waiting off the coast in the red sea and being prepared for any evac evacuation evacuation. >> no wonder the gop doesn't want to trust the negotiations the white house is doing with iran because of this. >> we considering them to be an ally but they have a history of anti anti-western agenda they spend millions to fund. we have energy production at home but the saudi arabian

kingdom is flooding the market and responsible for the low oil prices. when the transitions of power happen, united states energy independence is now more critical than every and our relationship and how we deal with the saudi arabia's is important. they are one of the member states that doesn't recognize the state of israel and the white house isn't meeting with israel now. we have to ask the question whose side are we on? >> there is new questions about the chaos in yemen and how it fight affect closing guantanamo bay. a ban on transferring detainees to the country has been restored. 115 citizens of yemen have been held at guantanamo bay, 36 transferred and 76 remain and three died in custody. it isn't clear how many returned transferred to the battlefield

but chuck hagel says anyone leaving guantanamo bay shouldn't be going to yemen. >> the conditions in yemen today are not any different than what they have been and we don't send them back to yemen. >> okay. so tucker the administration is saying we are not going to transfer any detainees. but did you believe this will last? does it matter? we have seen them go to qutar and uruguay. >> we have seen more detainees to yemen because more are from yemen than any other country. this is naive but why are the remaining detainees not put on trial? i have asked a lot of people. they sound like dangerous people to me who committed crimes against the united states. why not try them? i don't know the answer. but if the choice is between

sending them to a country where they are beyond our influence and we cannot monitor them it is a no-brainer >> why do we release them to begin with? they are enemies of the state. >> why isn't this an option? >> it could be. but we don't have a legal obligation to have to give them a trial. so why not hold them there? why is our president resupplying terrorist? he is resupplying jihad by letting people out he doesn't have to release because he made a political promise to the left on bended knee and can't say yemen was a success and no matter how much cash we though at them to take the yemen back who is going to do it? they are disseminating all of the intelligence officers and killing them systematically to wipe them out. and what is the result?

iran perfect time. >> iran-backed rebels are helping in many cases like when they took the leader in yemen hostage. >> it is a good question. why isn't the administration, who wanted to try the terrorist in downtown manhattan, and the courts have prosecuted anderrorist successfully, so why isn't the administration bringing them here and trying them, as opposed to releasing them when we have seep pretty good indications they are guilty? >> we saw his delusion at the state of the union address. he is describing a world he wishes it was like and it isn't the way he wishes it was. all of us are going to be in danger because of this. >> and this administration harris, has used yemen as an example of success. so again this showcasing the administration has gotten

something wrong and not just something but something important. the war against terror profoundly wrong. >> you know what is interesting, had the president given that speech two days later a lot of things wouldn't be in there and one word that would be is al-qaeda. >> and lebanon is falling next. watch. >> that is scare dorseyyscary. >> pray that is not true. >> president obama does want to reach out to younger audiences as i mentioned but is having a summit with youtube stars the answer? some of the serious and nutty questions the president got. and he said he is no cheater. what tom brady said that might have you wondering how serious the nfl is about this days ahead of the biggest game: the super bowl.

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welcome back to "outnumbered." patriots quarterback tom brady says he is no cheater and like

his coach he said he did not tamper with the footballs that were found to be under-inflated in the game that sent them to the super bowl. but it is his response to this question that got our attention: >> the league is not supposed to talk -- >> they may. i think that is their choice. >> did you find that odd? if they want to put this behind us and get ready for the super bowl they would have contacted you? >> they might. >> you don't find it ought they have not? >> so a scand overshadowing the biggest game and it appears no one from the nfl has contacted the quarterback at the center of deflate charges. current and former players are weighing in. former quarterback, mcnab says the buck stops with the

patriots' quarterback. >> i would like to see tom hold himself accountable for this mistake that is a problem for the patriots. as the quarterback of the team it is important for you to be the guy to step in front and hold yourself responsible. the ball pressure is where you want to be in order for you to get on game day and be comfortable. >> chicago bears kicker jay nelly who has known brady since high school is defandending the hamp. >> he is one of the best com competitors i know. when he said he didn't cheat and said i have nothing to hide he understood how important this is for his legacy. >> is it hot in here?

>> i don't know. >> tucker what do you think? >> it is unbelievable. i lose my savings in a scam and i don't want the nfl investigating. they haven't weighed the footballs from the colts? they are not even trying. obviously let's just cut the non-sense. they don't want to know. there is a super bowl coming up. they are going to come under a ton of pressure and i feel for the commissioner but he is. >> what happens? they go to the super bowl the patriots win happened before and afterwards they continue the investigation and decide fines, lose a first-round draft pick? >> fines won't matter. they will have a tarnished record. they will be known by the team if they win, by a lot of people that potentially cheated. they would have more creditability if they didn't have a history of bad behavior

like betting on debts or freezing the scoreboard. >> i was having a bad afternoon until the press conference. watching footage of the chicago kicker? can we get more of that. >> she is single >> women are loving this. i am just being honest. >> chicken wings and i don't know if he wears that hat all day and night. i am going to get more. a friend is like you are mez captured by tom brady. yeah! >> rachel we talked about this yesterday. think about where the nfl has been in the last six to eight months and the scandals. they tried to say i didn't see the tape of ray rice. look we cannot prove they have not contacted him but why wouldn't they? what are they afraid of? what is the hot poker here.

>> they called katie perry and she is not available. >> i would say in my house lying is a worse offense than what you originally did. and i think the football player on before him who said he needs to take responsibility because he is the quarterback. i agree. i think he should come out. >> i don't think that is fair. >> i think the american people are forgiving. he for gave bill clinton >> he has everything he wants and he is going back to the super bowl. do they deflate the balls for seattle? >> that is a little late now. >> why? >> because the game -- >> the game hasn't been played >> but the karma, if you will will. >> it makes you feel the game is

rigged. baseball has had a lot of this. it is just sad. >> it has been rigged. 2007, andrea brought it up >> i think that is why people are looking at the patriots saying really? because they have a tarnished image. and i don't think brady did favors who he said i don't believe so when asked if he was a cheater. i don't believe i am although he said he had nothing to do with it? he may not have touched the football but tucker is right -- blame it on the equipment coach? >> you are right tucker. the fun is gone. this is supposed to be a fun week leading up to the super bowl. >> it is for us. >> an old college buddy, jim roam tweeted out the patriots punishment should be to watch the entire pro-bowl. that is unkind, but funny. >> you have funny friends.

i want to put tom brady back up on the screen again. it is pulling me from my 49er obsession. listen to what he said because every news conference has isis involved: >> i think they are going to be fine. this isn't isis. this isn't -- no one is dying. we will get through this. and you know, hopefully we can start preparing for seattle and get our mind focused there because they are going to take you know all of my mental energy for the next ten days >> we got to the bottom of that. someone let the two pounds of pressure out of his head. the air went right out. >> i agree with him on that. it isn't isis. and look at the television coverage. we are seeing gay people being thrown off a 200 foot towers and young kids getting killed for watching soccer games and we are obsessed with this. >> the islamic state really in context with this? that is offensive and makes him

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veto more around sanctions, but he's already inking up his stamp on eight other bills including a ban on most abortions after the 20th week, a separate bill banning taxpayer-funded abortions, the keystone xl pipeline act, increasing the workweek from 30 hours to 40 hours, bills to weaken the dodd-frank financial overhaul while promoting job creation and help for small businesses. oh, and amendments to dhs aimed at overturning the president's executive actions on immigration. wowie. okay. that's quite a mouthful. tucker, lots of veto threats -- >> yes. >> -- on lots of important legislation. really? i mean, should he open the gate by saying i'm going to veto all of these things? >> you learn what he cares about. abortion is the one thing that's nonnegotiable for him. it was the first thing he did as president, make more accessible. our abortion laws are so much

less restrictive than europe of all places. they would veto a bill to ban abortion for sex selection. they're extremists on the subject. it's ghoulish, it's creepy and it's something you really ought to keep in mind. by the way they've completely intimidated the republican congress unfortunately, but it reveals who they are, i think. >> yeah. because, harris, a lot of these bills wouldn't get passed without democratic support, the iranian sanctions looks like it's going to to have democratic support. so he's even breaking with members of his own party. >> the keystone pipeline was something republicans brought up very early. so my question is, you know with the gop where should they can be in terms of their intestinal fortitude on these issues? should they be fighting harder? are they fighting hard enough? rachel? >> liberal agenda, that's obvious. not america. they should pass these bills put them before the president. he's been able to hide behind harry reid so we've never really seen what the american

people's reaction is to a veto. we've never gotten to that chance because harry reid would kill it in the senate. so let's see what the american people how they're going the react. because they clearly voted in november for republican policies. >> so the question is will the gop do that. >> and kimberly, some of these bills i think republicans should keep passing and sending so the american public knows the republican congress is doing a lot of these populist things like keystone, a lot of these things that poll really well with the majority of americans. >> and it's what is expected, okay? you're given the trophy for the midterm elections, now show us what you're going to do with that mandate and put the pressure, put if president to the test. -- put the president to the test. it's about 206 and the direction of the -- 2016 and the direction of the country going forward. say, look, these are what you're going to get with the democratic party, this is what you have of with a democratic president, you decide informed put 'em -- make

him go on the record about it. you're right, he doesn't have harry reid or anyone else to stand in front of him covered in a giant glad bag to protect him there these things. he's going to have to say what he thinks and put it out there. >> you know, tucker the bill to impose sanctions on iran which the president said he will veto a critical one. looks like it may get enough support with democrats to override a presidential veto. is that something republicans should focus on, maybe putting pressure on these democrats, getting their constituents to put pressure to have them start to come onboard for some of these more mainstream bills so they can override these vetoes? >> yeah, i mean, you know, they can win on some of these issues. should that be the one they expend their political capital on? personally, i would like to rethink what is our goal -- >> yeah. >> energy. energy -- >> energy independence. >> and it's an economic issue and, by way, there's no defense for blocking the keystone pipeline. global warming are you kidding?

it will actually reduce greenhouse gases, it's insane. it's a matter of religious faith on the left, and the right should make that point. they can win. >> the president bailed out the big banks, it's amazing he isn't circling the wagons around u.s. energy producers. >> exactly. >> i know this came out of the white house about drilling in the atlantic so the conversation about energy is being had, it's just how can you do one and not do keystone? >> right. >> well, president obama trying to reach a younger audience by doing interviews with youtube's biggest stars. so will it work? or is it just too sully? up next lt -- too silly. up next. >> if you had any super power, what would it be? >> any super power, you know, i guess like the flying thing seems pretty cool.

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audience, in fact. he was interviewed by three youtube stars, each of them with millions of viewers. and they tackled some serious topics. watch. >> what do you think is the best long-term plan for making education as a whole more affordable for students? >> you at all worried that your administration is going to be seen as a time when drone strikes were a technology like we see over or misused? >> how can we bridge the gap between black african-american males and white cops? >> i always do a show with my own picture in the background. [laughter] kidding. those were actually interesting questions, right? and then this happened. >> the castros. >> right. >> i mean, the guy put -- [bleep] in dictatorship so i am trying to -- >> if you had any super power when what would it be? >> my mama always said when you go to somebody's house, don't

come empty handed. so i have green lipstick. i mean -- >> do you know something i don't? >> the first lady? >> wow. >> that's not what we didn't expect. yeah, it is. >> okay. i think he got tougher questions from glozelle than some news outlets. [laughter] she did come prepared, i've got to give her that. was it a bit -- [inaudible] to use that word with president obama? yes. was it a bit embarrassing that he sat down with her and was asked those silly questions? yes, it was. but you know what? if he would meet with netanyahu and do the other tough stuff i wouldn't be so critical. he can pull it off i will give him that. he understands the medium, and he doesn't care harris and he doesn't have to care because he has nothing to lose. but i do think there was -- i don't know, there was some political benefit to doing this, as embarrassing as it is. >> all right.

a couple of things there, we know speaker boehner has invited the prime minister of israel to come here in a joint meeting with congress on february 11th, and we now know the president is not expected to meet with him attend or any of that. gimp what you just -- given what you just said, does this weaken the presidency? >> okay, so full disclosure, i come from reality tv, so -- [laughter] but, listen, here's my thought on this. you know i just was talking about the president looking at foreign policy the way he wished the world was as opposed to the way it really is, all the complaining i've heard from conservatives and republicans over the last day um reminds me of the same thing. they're trying to -- this is how they wish popular culture was and not the way popular culture really is. there are millions of people in the middle of america who watch these people who watch glee, who watch the voice, and they don't know anything. this is the president being really smart taking his message to where people are at.

and by the way doing it well. he definitely handled those questions. he didn't lower himself in any way, i don't think, in terms of his answer, and there's jealousy here. listen, i'm a conservative. but there is jealousy here that there's no one on our side at the leadership level that can do what that president just did right there, and that is reach millions of people exactly where they are at. >> all right. so millennials, as i've read according to the u.s. seven discuss bureau, are -- census bureau are about to take over baby boomers. can't the president just say no comment? he tells fox news that. >> come on. what country are we becoming? where are we living? if he wants to be voted in the top slot for like, prom king, have at it. youtube? who knew. who knew that in order to get an interview with the president you've got to jump in a bathtub. i've got an idea. will he interview with me? i'm going to get in a bathtub with some chocolate milk and maybe he'll sit down and --

>> well he would at that point for sure. [laughter] >> even netanyahu couldn't get -- >> then michelle obama would be his first wife, kimberly. >> tucker with no comment and fobs news, i mean, not enough of a comment to even come on. >> oh, sure. i moon, can ed henry -- i mean, can ed henry get an interview with him? look, for the people who say this is diminishing the dignity of the office, that happened a long time ago, much earlier in this presidency. it's very hard to get your virtue back. i'm sad to say i'm not surprised by this at all. what i'm infuriated by as a journalist as someone who would very much like to talk to the president is how he so often ignores legitimate press. and there is a difference, sorry, there is in favor of the suck-up interviews that achieve his political ends. it's really annoying and -- >> tucker, he's winning. >> i know it! >> and so why don't we play the

same game? >> where are the other correspondents sitting in that room day after day? why aren't they flipping out over this? he doesn't talk to them. >> isn't that the issue, tucker? >> yes, it is. >> he snubs them yet they continue to carry his water. and when they have the opportunity to ask tough questions, they don't. >> i love froot loopings. >> moving on. lawmakers burning the midnight oil over the keystone pipeline we just talked ant this but a final bill could come as soon as tuesday. >> and she may be canada's best female tennis star but all the cameraman cared about was watching her do a little twirl. tell us what you think about it on twitter. ♪ ♪

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>> oh, it is so friday. [laughter] more "outnumbered" in just a moment, but first jon scott is coming up with the second hour of "happening now." jon: it is friday harris, thanks very much. hey, the white house daily briefing is underway right now

josh earnest talking questions on the troubling yemen and on the death of the saudi king. a live report coming up. also a big storm headed for the northeast expected to dump snow, rain and sleet on cities including philadelphia and new york. a weather update for you. plus, stocks are taking a breather, down about 20 points today, oil down on the news out of saudi arabia. and expedia is buying travelocity for $280 million in cash. what does that mean for your next trip? what do you think harris? >> i love how you put things that might not have a good spin. you say stocks are taking a breather. jon: a little breather. it's a friday. they're allowed to relax. >> have a great weekend my friend. jon: thanks you too. >> hopelessly outnumbered, i nonetheless have a story this morning. she's the greatest canadian tennis star in history and she's only 20. one either had a more

important -- one reporter had a more important thing to ask the other day. >> could you give us a twirl and tell us about your outfit? >> a twirl in. >> a twirl. here we go. >> well that twirl is creating a firestorm on the internet, of course, many critics call it sexist, but she played it off as a silly and awkward question. >> i don't know, just an old guy asking you to twirl, it was funny. [laughter] >> an old guy. [laughter] >> yeah. >> act your age sir. [laughter] >> that reporter also asked serena williams to do a twirl the day before. wow, she got him back. kimberly, as an actual woman -- >> strike with you. >> it did, it hurt. i actually have a daughter her age, so to put it in perspective, were you offended by it? >> do you know how many times i've been asked to twirl? the day they stop asking me to twirl, i know i've got to go in for a tune up. [laughter]

what i really want to know tucker, will you trillion for us -- twirl for us? >> i twirled on television once, never again. [laughter] >> dangerous. >> i'm not overly sensitive. i don't mind if guys catcall me i like when guys open the door but i did think this was offensive. this was a professional elite athlete, and i think it was a demeaning thing to ask her. it demean this is all the work -- >> and yet she obeyed. >> well, you know come on. people, millions of viewers what are you going to do? and she said look, i'm quoting, i don't mind that he asked me to twirl as long as he asked the guys to flex. billie jean king was really to fended she did not appreciate it at all. >> oh, come on. >> the outfits are all sponsors, and i say little because some of them are getting shorter and shorter. as a mom, i'm just saying. they're twirling all over place -- >> and they're getting endorsements. >> what a moment for female empowerment if she had said, you

know what? up yours. >> what a moment. that's what we'd be talking about. >> i think she has the right attitude on this. >> any of her critics i depress they just hate fun -- i guess they just hate fun. they focus on venus, serena, and i'm sure she loved the attention. if you've seen her play, which i have, she has an amazing body -- >> look at that. >> and i can tell you everybody in that stadium, all the men, their tonguings had to be rolled back into their mouths. so that appropriator was just asking somebody -- reporter was just asking somebody that everybody wanted to ask. and you see all these male tennis players, they get questions about their tempers is that sexist? >> as a man i thought it was kind of appalling. >> you did? >> i did actually. and i'm hardly a feminist. whatever the opposite of feminist is, that's what i am. >> he didn't say take your top off. >> what is that? >> at that moment the attention she wanted and she deserved was about herat let schism.

>> plenty of -- >> djokovic runs off his -- a lot of athletes, and they're asked to do that. is that the equivalent? >> yes! >> it's just a man who interviews a lot of people for a living, it would never occur to me to say, you know what? you just won, turn around for a second. >> if someone said, tucker, rip off your shirt during "fox & friends" weekend would you be offended? >> that's happened so much that's why these are velcro they're not buttons. [laughter] check in on tomorrow's show to find out. what do you think happens when a man gives a woman a compliment and she agrees with it? the result of a fascinating social science experiment that shows why it doesn't always go very well. ♪ ♪ e... it's a full day for me, and i love it. but when i started having back pain

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he said being vain won't get you everywhere. and some guys were nice. çó >> you can't agree. i have a hard time saying thank you. as women you have to mature and get to that point. your national response is i have been going to the gym. when i was younger i had a hard time accepting compliments and then when i was younger had a hard time accepting them. but now i say thank you. >> i never met a woman who thought she was beautiful. >> i refuse to worry and take the fifth amendment. thank you. >> i love that. >> and the one thing about the study, it was a female thing

that, and i disagree, it is across the board, i compliment my husband because i think it is kind of hunky. and his response is thank you. >> and we do enjoy each other's company. if he said oh, yeah, sure i know that, that would be unattractive to me and that is why i married a midwestern woman who is humble and kind. and all of you single ladies that is where the men are at. midwest. >> outnumbered from the heartland of america. we'll do a live show. tucker, how to do you handle the questions of hotness and good looks. >> i get a lot of them and i hang my head and say thank you very much. as endorsing the midwest. >> you married a girl from

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now. and everybody have a great weekend. >> and we start off with a fox news alert. new reaction from the white house to the chaos in yemen and the death of saudi king abdullah. >> and what comes next in the volatile part of the world where the u.s. has many intchlt we are covering all of the news "happening now". a key u.s. ally is dead. what does the passing of saudi king abdullah mean for the fighting against isis and the price of gas. plus, major chaos in yemen. the country's president and cabinet resign after rebels storm the capitol. al-qaeda backed militants ready to do battle and what this means for our interest in the volatile