heather: we will see you back here in an hour. jon: "outnumbered" begins right now. >> this is "outnumbered." i'm andrea tantaros. with us here today, harris faulkner host of brand new show on the fox business network "kennedy," kennedy is here. actress, stacy dash. concerned veterans for america and fox news contributor, pete hegseth is you'd numbered. we're both on a freedom tour. >> we are. i brought pizza hut today . >> you know the way to a woman's heart is through her stomach. you are officially a major.

>> got promoted about month 1/2 ago. >> well-deserved. >> major. nice. >> they give you a lobotomy when you get promoted to the range of major. you lose your common sense. >> i doubt that. i doubt that. please don't lose it. we have 59 minutes of common sense. coming up senate confirmation hearings underway on president obama's pick to be the america's next attorney general. loretta lynch attorney for the eastern district of new york getting a grilling on the first two days of hearings. if confirmed she would replace eric holder who announced last fall he would be stepping down. republicans controlling the senate pressing lynch for her views on several hot-button issues left unresolved by eric holder especially the president's amnesty for illegal immigrants. >> who has more right to a job in this country, a lawful immigrant here, green card holder citizen or person who entered the country unlawfully?

>> senator, i believe the right and obligation to work is shared by everyone in this country, regardless of how they came here. certainly if someone is here, regardless of status, i would prefer they would be participating in the work place than not participating in the work place. with respect to -- >> now, that was, so you think that a person, anybody that is here lawfully or unlawfully is entitled to work in america? >> well, at the same time house speaker john boehner announcing plans to sue the administration over the president's executive action on immigration but democrats are slamming that decision saying it is quote an embarrassing admission of failure for not passing immigration reform. pete first to the hearings. republicans wanted these hearings to happen under their watch when they took over the senate, not during the lame-duck session. they're getting their way. in fairness, a lot of policies that they're going to ask her about, they're not really her position to defend it is

solicitor general's. but there should be pretty fair line of questioning shouldn't the questioning be are you going to defend the law? are you going to enforce the law? >> the line of questioning should be are we getting top cop or another activist as eric holder, an activist serving as attorney general. they want to get to the bottom how she thinks and reviews the role of the constitution and enforce the laws and not interpret them or make them. that is a base underlying this entire hearing we want to know someone in that position is serving laws and constitution properly which we haven't had for so long. republicans get at that. the elections have consequences. we'll get podium when you win. they need to grow her sharply they seem what i have seen like a pretty reasonable pick as reasonable as administration is going to get. >> the president is entitled to his pick, harris. she doesn't need many republican supporters and only need 51. this look is like likely

attorney general in coming. >> couple things this morning. in opening statement shared who she traveled with her. from a militarily family, uncles cousins served with vietnam. one of with whom is with her. her older brother is navy seal. when asked about gitmo you watch not prepared states but ad-lib answers the topic of torture, is it or is it not came up. she said this she was asked, do you agree waterboarding is torture. yes i agree. then therefore, it is illegal. we're getting an idea of who she is along the way. she was asked about the president's executive action. she ways i was not aware of the president's executive action until it was rendered. she went on to say she agreed it would be tremendous financial strain to deport all of those people. it would be a flavor politically where she might stand. those are important things to know. >> stacy, i do think a fair line of questioning would be, is the president going to use prosecutorial discretion like he

is on immigration in other issues, how they're handling police forces and things like that. is that a fair question. >> that is a very fair question. i think she from what i've seen so far is unable to answer a question. she would not give a definitive answer but she says she is about upholding the constitution like you said. i hope she will do that. >> what is interesting, we talked about this before the show stays sir, and i will tell this to you too kennedy. >> i'm right here. >> hi, kennedy. she is sitting up there and she is saying blanket amnesty would not be constitutional. however a lot of people believe that is what president obama is doing. so she is actually putting onus on republican senators to say that is what he is doing. she is saying, no if he would be doing that it would be unconstitutional. is this boehner lawsuit critical? they're going back and forth playing word games in these hearings? you need the courts to hammer it out? >> the courts may need to hammer

it out. he is legislator the legislation should have been there during president obama's first term when they had both houses of congress. that is when they should have passed immigration reform. that is the avenue to pass it and not executive. i don't agree with boehner's lawsuit and totally disagree with nancy pelosi. loretta lynch i want to answer questions about federal government and the states and between the two? many states voted to legalize marijuana. it is federally illegal. what is her position, and how does she plan on enforcing laws where there is disconnect between the two? >> that is supposed to come up at hearings and we'll follow that as well. immigration enforcement is changing right before our ice. telling agents it is their job whether or not they might qualify under president obama's plan on deportation? according to training materials

obtained by associated press. the materials show the obligation is on the government to identify immigrants who might qualify for lenient treatment. before it was up to immigrants or their lawyers to figure it out. harris, i do not think this is a good use of time by the government or taxpayer dollars. >> it is interesting. a lot of people know my husband and i have a near border home in arizona, not far from nogales where we got married. this is issue a few times a year we go home talk about at dinner table. that is a lot to put on the federal government. what do you do when somebody lies? is this prosecutorial? what would you say? obviously you would say yes, i fall under president obama's right to stay here. who wouldn't say that? >> what happens, where is the responsibility, because i think part of being if you're not an american citizen participating in america and american democracy and the economy is that person responsibilities? if it is not your responsibility

to show that you are able to be here under the new program what about all people skipping their hearings. at some point people have to be held accountable. if people want to work and really participate, they have to do their part as well. >> how do you do that? how do you hold each one of these people accountable? >> nsa. >> start by enforcing the law. >> what kennedy just said -- >> that is why hearings are important. >> they're not being asked to show. those are two different things. >> you liken to the irs. they're effectively telling, be like if we were recommending certain exemptions or deductions, irs recommending that to people that is effectively what you're seeing through immigration. what my mind goes to enforcement officer on the ground. i immediately think about people working this stuff who have another set of complications they have to manuever underneath already broad set of guidelines. >> exactly. >> everyone they stop they have to figure out? >> worry about terrorism? law enforcement and people's feelings. that is a lot.

>> and these are not american citizens. so the first thing that cops to mind pete, when you mention irs is stacy, how great would it be if the irs knocked on your door, ms. dash, you qualify for a number of tax deductions. we want to let you know. we'll make your life easier to pay us a lot of money. they would never do. that whose side are they on? they're rolling out red carpet for people that broke the law and crushing middle class families by sledding things like 529 college funds -- shredding. >> brings back to my next question, how do we do this? how do we do this? first we have to secure the border. we can't have more of an influx with this. we have to deal with what is here right now. i mean that is the real problem. much. >> i think harris, you brought up a really good point what are they going to say when you ask them the question? >> there really is only one answer. >> what? >> if they come here illegally and being asked would you like

to stay under the special provision, the answer is yes. >> sure. >> they made the trek. again to go back to a hearing happening today with loretta lynch, look what she said when she was asked about the president's executive action which i read to you before. it was financial concern of having to deport these people. that is what came up as topic and issue. >> all of sudden. >> we need to hone in as we put yet another person in that person who may only see it the way the president does. >> all of sudden they're fiscal steward at the white house watching every single penny. >> when they want a minimum wage and one thing that immigration does for a lot of people it frees them. they're able to do other things, if you've got someone doing sufficient at competitive rate, you can go out and earn extra money. that is one of benefits of immigration. if you have minimum wage across the board no one will have financial flexibility. >> i know you didn't agree with the lawsuit but at this point you almost have to have a lawsuit because if the courts weed this out to check the

president, only stopgap -- >> defund it. >> you can do a lot of things. courts would be only way. if he defies after court rules what is doing on immigration is wrong you have a constitutional crisis. >> i don't have a problem with states like texas who bring up very specific issues that go through the court system. my problem is with boehner. he need to focus on legislation. >> they have the power of the purse. they can defund the actions. >> kennedy, be honest, you're jealous of his tan. >> look how pale i am? >> i know i am. he call this is apology? howard dean says he is sorry to our nation's veterans saying it is angry tea partiers who are making movie "american sniper" such a huge success but dean still taking a shot at his critics and taking heat from a hollywood star for his controversial remarks. maybe the kids will be all right. the impact a pair of 13-year-old girls could have on sex education and how it is taught. a great story. don't want to miss that.

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>> tell you what we're talking about. of the all sorts of things and everything on the couch. it is "outnumbered." apology of sorts from former dnc chairman howard dean for his comments about the smash hit war drama, american sniper. the film tells real life story of chris kyle the deadliest sniper in u.s. history and remind everyone what dean said that sparked so much controversy. have a listen. >> there is a lot of anger in this country and the people that go see this movie are people who are very angry. this guy basically says i'm going to fight on your side and they fight for it. i think there is some, bet you if you looked at across-section of the tea party and people go to see this movie there is a lot of intersection. >> wow you're such a demographic genius, howard, please tell me more never. last night dean apologized it was a semi.

but he made it clear he wasn't saying sorry to everyone. >> i will apologize to the veterans. i haven't seen the movie and i think it was wrong. i talked to a lot of people about it. i make no apologies to the thousands of right-wing nut jobs twittering me with nasty language and i do apologize to the veterans. >> twittering me. he is so modern. you are not only a veteran. you represent a millions of veterans to his country do you accept his apology. >> apparently only one apologized to but the right-wing nut jobs among us not. this is ridiculous. how ironic a man who ran a entire presidential campaign premised on anger one calling middle america angry. this is guy made comment screaming on the stage. this guy is anger. what he is doing indicting fly over country middle america. the clingers gods and guns clinger, everybody he

characterized as ignorant and bloodthirsty warmongers would see the film. that is how they see states between new york and california in their land. >> he should be very careful. apparently that is majority of people in this country. >> yes. >> there are a lot of right-wing nut jobs who are very very angry and apparently go to see good movies in droves. what it is about the left, seth rogen, michael moore, howard dean, howard dean admitted he hadn't seen the film. does that surprise? you. >> it doesn't surprise me but when he says americans or right-wing nut jobs. howard deep is the most visible american nut job. he should get together with michael moore and make a movie called american nut job about him, and teaching us to control our emotions. that is what is so rich about this the man, the most emotional presidential candidate ever ran lecturing us as arbiter how we conduct our feelings. crazy. >> here it is elitist

progressive, point of view. if it is becoming so dangerous to hinder us from being the superpower of the wor which is, i mean what this movie is about, us winning and i think that then it should be extinguished or at least quieted and i think that this film has done that. >> gary sinise, who has been -- >> very beautiful way. >> side of veterans for a long time stacy. this is quote from lieutenant dan, i saw "american sniper" and would not consider myself to be an angry person. you certainly have a right to make stupid blanket statements suggesting that all people who see this film are angry but how helpful is that, sir? i will admit, i will admit perhaps somewhere among the masses of people who are going to see the film there may be a few that might have some anger or been angry at some point in their lives but with all due respect, what the hell are you talking about? >> what is frustrating to see a former presidential candidate say what he really thinks about

millionssof voters in america. then you begin to ask a question, did we dodge a bullet when he didn't win the democratic nomination in his race to the white house? you look at that question it is an excellent one. who is he talking about? who is he talking about? why won't they buy him a ticket so he can speak from a place of knowing. >> go see it. a navy seal in the "wall street journal" said you're talking about chris kyle. the snipers have the most humane weapon in the military arsenal. >> absolutely. and they're discriminating in targets they choose. they have to make split-second decisions. chris kyle is an absolute hero and what this movie, comments by folks on the left, they always talk about we support the troops and not the war. turns out they have their suspicions about the troops as well and comments really bring that out. it is not about the war. it is also about -- >> you may have been in combat but stacy was at premier of

"american sniper." we didn't dodge a bullet, we dodged a howitzer. >> we know that sometimes they like to pass bills without reading them. now we know they like to trash films without seeing them. >> drop it. there she goes, harris faulkner. there is a flash. nice. >> top senate democrats delaying a vote on cushing iran's nuclear program as one of president's harshest critics weighs in on iran president obama's biggest mistake is yet to come. hillary clinton is willing to testify again on what she called biggest regret not marrying bill, benghazi. what needs to be asked and whether we will ever get to the bottom what really happened that night. stay with us. ♪

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>> you're watching "outnumbered" and we're glad you are. democrats accused caving in on more sanctions with iran. 10 democrats working with republicans on a bill that would impose harsher penalties on iran if it doesn't accept a deal curbing its nuclear program. in an apparent about face, you know they do that in washington, the democrats told the white house they will seek to delay a vote on the measure for two months, saying they will stiff give the administration more team to reach a deal before the march deadline. one of the harsh harshest critics on president's foreign policy lindsey graham, has this chilling warning. >> the biggest mistake is yet to come. if we continue on the path with the iranians they will wind up with nuclear capability with north korea and have a bomb. he is about to make the biggest mistake of this presidency, allow nuclear capability, thousands of centrifuges in iran to be operated by iranians to be overseen by the united nations. >> did you hear it?

that was a mic hitting the floor >> drop that knowledge, faulkner. >> my question is, are you shocked that the democrats have capitulated and gone with the president? >> let's not gloss it over. that's what happened, by giving two-month delay is that not what's happened. >> yes that is what happened. all i say i am very proud of boehner and netanyahu speaking to congress. i am so proud. he finally has grown a pair of i wanted him out and wanted trey gowdy in. i think maybe we can do this. >> the peeker of the house, wanted to see john boehner out. >> yes i did. because he wasn't doing what he said he was going to do. he was doing nothing. having netanyahu speak before congress is wonderful. >> pete, you're breathing heavily. >> yes i am breathing. that happens to me often. >> because you're wearing red sox. >> because it might be and i don't run enough. >> or smell the pizza hut.

>> that is distracting me heavily today. i will say what boehner understands and what lindsey graham said and he is 100% correct the iranian bomb is the single greatest threat facing america today and stability in the world. when you look at it in that context, these petty delays by two months are entirely unhelpful. the sanctions, all they will do is slap them back on the bill if they don't reach a deal or cheating on the deal. we know they're cheating on it. they're trying to buy time. waiting on this kind of legislation, they're buying more time. >> what do you think when benjamin netanyahu gets here, prime minister of israel gets here sometime early march, speaking to both houses of congress what do you think he is going to say? >> i think he will lay down the law like he always does. never gives gray area. will say what president obama should say. i agree with stacy. we need to tell the world whose side we're on. that is not happening. john boehner having netanyahu there is saying --

>> netanyahu says what he means means what he says. >> you fault iron this deal you know where we're going to go. you're right harris, you bring up running out the clock. that's what iranians want to do is run out the clock. we're getting played. that is the bottom line. we're getting played. the question is president obama know we're getting played? is he naive or doesn't care? i will say president obama is not naive. >> i don't think senator graham is only telling the cameras. he is telling white house. >> tell you what is going on. number one, iran is running region completely. they have conservatives, if you can believe it, people who are more conservative, i wouldn't consider most people in power in iran to be moderates but more conservative of them, they think anyone who is negotiating with the united states on this accord, they're a bun of big fat wusses. they want talks to completely fail. they want us to do dirty work in syria for them. it is an oil-rich region. why are we concerned they have nuclear power for anything? in fact we should direct all

that energy literally in this country, creating energy with nuclear facility. >> it is interesting. in two months look what they accomplished. talk about taking reigns over the regions. for our five middle east countries are overrun by iran-backed rebels. when you look what they're doing in that part of the world, iran two months is a lot of time. >> that is a lot of time. we talk about radical islam and battle we face. there is giant civil war between sunnis and shia. this bomb -- >> changes the game. >> changes the whole game. >> if they get a pom i think we're closer to world war iii. >> we are. >> even though they're delaying it no deal is better than a bad deal. >> completely agree. >> hillary clinton could soon be on the hot seat once again. the former secretary of state is willing to testify before the panel investigating the terror attack that in benghazi that killed four americans.

according to house select committee's top democrat. the appearance of mrs. clinton is the biggest question since it was formed last summer. republicans want more questions answered. democrats accuse the gop launching a witch-hunt against a possible 2012 presidential contender. said 2016. she didn't run in 2012. keep up here, people. i'm trying my darnedest to take you with me to the top of the mountain. >> don't want to go through the desert 40 years. >> discuss secretary clinton. >> i want to know what matters to her? when she meets with family of those then mo gave their lives that night by the way we had others in harms way trying to fight these thugs off, these savages right? what does she say when she looks in the family's faces? what does matter to hillary clinton. >> where is the regret come from.

admitted biggest regret tenure at state department is benghazi. so what is that regret? >> why were special-ops in tripoli told to stand down? why were requests for more security denied? and why does she ask the question, what difference does it make? >> what matters? >> what matters. >> what difference does it make at this point? what does matter? >> is there any way getting to the bottom of this? because trey gowdy says they want to subpoena very specific documents from the state department. give her month to read it over and ask the committee and do you think this will be a more specific expedition as opposed in the past where it was much more emotional the testimony? >> i hope so. i think this is do over for her. this is buy design. she knows the last testimony was terrible. she wants to hit the reset button. i also -- >> with russia. >> if i were her i would do this, when she gets in front of the committee she may throw the obama administration under the

bus. you remember back and forth between her camp and obama's camp. if she runs for the white house this is an issue where she is vulnerable, she need to put distance. democrats are calling this a witch-hunt. i think it is dangerous to call it a witch-hunt and makes it seem like hillary clinton is a witch and she has to defend that. >> what about those who died? >> they need to ask her as harris points out what is important? if she will be president of the united states, we need to know when americans are in danger we're going to show up. i would ask her too when does it make a difference? when an american gets beheaded, does that make a difference? >> where is the line on that? >> what does matter. and are we going to show up and -- >> bret baier took her through a really fascinating timeline when she was promoting her book on fox news and she admitted she didn't even talk to the president. she couldn't get to the president directly in the wake of benghazi. you know and that is a foray for her to enter and distance

herself even more. >> this will, for certain be political theater with a lot of people working a lot of different angles. she wants to get it done as soon as possible to do the redo, get the nature of. i heard tray god day talk on -- trey gowdy talk on fox news demanding emails. there will be pressure it is dragging on. if they drag their feet, hold the line of the without the documents they are requesting for and asking hard to throw details back at so one who will be utterly defiant and doubling down on the statement she was not responsible. >> andrea makes a great point what we could see in all this and we have a couple of clues. hillary clinton decided not to talk about the pipeline. she is not getting in front of cameras right now. that makes her an opportunity not to make a gaffe ahead of this. remember, who went out before the cameras and did all the talk shows, susan rice. why is that, if hillary clinton was quote not available blah blah. even beyond that --

>> before she bumped her head. >> she was not available what we were told. she was traveling doing whatever. if it is interesting if she saves all her powder for that it may be to separate herself out. i don't think it was necessarily an admission she didn't talk to the president or was that a talking.? >> maybe she disagreed with the talking points. maybe she knew it was terrorism fair and square and there was a rift. >> all in her camp were at the meeting with ben rhodes, victoria nuland and others they scrubbed talking points. if she had a problem with them she should have said so. >> she took herself out of the picture. >> 13-year-olds are giving school official as lesson in sexual consent. making it part of 8th grade sex he had class and if 8th grade is too young. stay with us. e celebration. share what you love with who you love.

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♪ >> some 8th graders are teaching school officials a thing or two about sex and consent. two 13-year-old girls in ontario, canada launched a we give consent campaign. they say the school curriculum doesn't include anything on the issue. that it needs to say what clear confirming consent is and should be taught. they said some kids are not getting it from home from parents. what do you think, kennedy? >> i think this is really interesting because, like harris, got two daughters and i think most of that stuff should come from home, i really do. i think i take on the responsibility of talking to my daughters about everything, about social media and you know one of the arguments in favor of this is they have a really high rate in ontario for some reason of sexual assault against kids particularly young women under the age of 16. sothis is in some way tied to empowerment and keeping kid from

being assaulted and that sense, i'm not totally opposed to it but i don't think you need to rev up the power party in 8th grade. i'm not going to be too specific but i think you know -- >> so if you give these 13-year-olds that power knowing, what that means affirmative consent enthusiastic consent i think that is important but, but -- >> not a big fan of enthusiastic consent. >> but i have an 11-year-old daughter and there is no enthusiastic consent at 14. >> no. that is the problem i have with this. >> there is none. >> it is age -- >> but unfortunately, some parents don't talk about it because, you have -- >> they don't talk about it. >> real problem. >> you know, as a parent, as kennedy said, of, and little girls and little boys will deal with these issues. i don't want to deal with that and gloss it over. but as a parent i do want to

take the reins and have the conversations myself. i just don't trust anybody else to teach my child what that means. so i question this a little bit even if it is about empowerment. i don't think they really understand as stacey said, what that means at that age. they just don't. >> right. >> reinforces they should be thinking about it. you walk the fine line. you of course consent is something that is critically important and shouldn't be glossed over at any level. >> that is what you tell them. >> it is conflict on sex ed from the very beginning. do you want to talk about it so they're empowered with knowledge but do you want them confronting issues that early? >> ask me as a parent. >> they have to confront it. as a parent you have to be honest with your child first and foremost. >> i think harris brings up a really good point. if the parents consent to the schools teaching them about consent, i think that is a great thing, especially in 8th grade but i think that is young. i'm a realist and girls are

having sex and boys having sex younger and younger. i want to see the curriculum to make sure not just consent about it and but saying no. they say girls don't know how to say no. it is true. girls at young age don't know how to say no. you can't say this is say no to sex course. the left would go crazy. >> women should always say yes. >> i think it would be a good thing to teach girls how to say no especially 8th grade. >> if that is what they're doing i definitely taught my daughter to say no. >> there we go. >> yes, it's a commercial break. >> in case she is watching. stacy's daughter? no. a storm for the record books. it turned out that way for parts of new england and we've seen video. cars buried. big airport delays, not worst of it. houses washing into the sea. schools closed. houses without electricity. a live report for the journey

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>> more "outnumbered" in just a moment. let's go to jon scott with what is coming up in the second hour of "happening now." jon: hey harris. loretta lynch is testifying before the senate judiciary committee. she is facing tough questions on

immigration policy and law enforcement. she is president obama's pick as you probably to replace somewhat controversial ag eric holder after six years on the job. snow still falling in parts of new england as the parts of blizzard move offshore. parts of marion and massachusetts getting three feet -- maine. though forecasters were way off on the forecast for new york and philadelphia. stocks higher after a tough tuesday. great earnings reports from apple and boeing lifting investors moves as we await new guidance from the fed on interest rates. coming up on "happening now." >> officially a wonderful wednesday. we have you to look forward to. thank you. jon: thank you harris. see you next hour. >> i may be outnumbered by these four lovely ladies. >> thank you. >> my turn with a saucy story. you thought jersey shore and batchelor is bad. i think bachelor is good. >> thank you, pete. >> there is new reality show set to premier next month called

"sexbox." yes, you heard it correctly. couples with issues literally have sex in a sound-proof box on a stage, and i can barely believe these words are coming out of my mouth. they come out and talk about it. >> language. >> watch this experience. >> i'm still here. i'm not going to run abay. i'm not shutting you down. >> to say yes to sexual acts with your partner is to say yes to love and commitment. >> are you having sex with other guys? >> yes. >> this marriage should not happen. >> oh. >> did you know i was a pastor? okay. let the pastor be your mother. >> sex changes lives. >> feel like a brand new man. >> i don't know if this is kinky or crazy. >> wow, so where to go. andrea, go to you first. >> thank you. thank you. >> the evil genius of television producers never ceases to amaze me. is this going to be a hit? are people going to watch it? what do you think? >> honestly our eyes were glued

to the promo what they will do next. of course people will watch it. didn't this used to be considered porn? and they're putting it on television? this is where we are. this is current state of reality television. i keep wondering what is next. we're so hyper sexualized in this country. obsessed with sex, taking our clothes off online. it is not porn anymore. now porn has gone mainstream and come right into it. v sets. how is this helping them, having sex in public in sound proof box will save your marriage? >> i have a theory. i think we're more sex obsessed because we are more relationship deficient. we don't know how to deal with each other. we handle crises like pop starts tarts. i hope it is over soon. i hope it pops up out of the toaster in a heartbeat because i don't have personal skills to get through this one. this is natural, what do you do, if you can't fix it? get in a box, have some sex.

maybe like a poptart. people don't want to work things out. they are tough work. >> absolutely. >> do they don't want to work things out or doesn't how to communicate. >> both. both. technology makes it more complicated. we don't do this much. we don't look at each other. >> easy over a device. >> kennedy, what do you think? >> dave and i actually had a wonderful time on the show. >> your husband? >> no. yes. i mean this is so 2003. this is total back slide for reality tv. i'm a huge reality tv fan. i love it because i think it has gotten better and better over the years. i don't think it is downgraded. this is what people did with failed shows. this is in england where they have greater degree of repression. i don't think it is norm. it is a turgid unicorn seen its day and will pass. >> you don't think this is norm. >> this is big deal in 2003 and 2004. >> people having their own "sexbox" and taking pictures to

and posting them. are you saying that your nickname was "sexbox." >> it was in high school. >> i was, you would ride the unicorn? we don't need to know about that. people of course will watch this. >> they will watch it a little bit. people have, look at shows on tv. people have higher taste level now than in the past and the show will fail. >> lower taste. just bigger appetite -- >> from casey. >> that was awfully tight pox. >> oh, goodness gracious. >> end up on the soup with joel mchail. did you catch that? >> can you see "saturday night live" skit with justin timberlake. this is "saturday night live" justin timberlake skit. >> i'm having sex in a box. >> step one. >> we'll become a saturday night live skit if i don't get us to commercial break. todd palin suggested calling the first laid did he's husband the

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>> spring time announcement from hillary clinton on a presidential bid and if she

gets the nomination she would be back in white house and bill would be first man. he took an interview with rachel ray. >> what would you be called first fellow? >> mr. clinton goes on to say if a woman became president. we could i could be called adam. what he's saying i was just hanging out in the garden doing the thing and my wife was making the deal with the serpent. >> taking it too literally. a bone wasax tracted from adam and becomes eve. he can take that bone and what? >> that's how deep. >> are we going too far. he is saying first man. adam was the first man. >> that is clef canner. what do you think of the nickname? do you have any other

suggestions? >> i am just like saying vice-president. if she were to win. >> and that is one. good. and harris faulkner any sgdzs. >> something came up yesterday. >> getting away from that. >> and brain roomed it. we called the brain room and see if he could run for vice-president and collision on amendments 12 and 22. if something were to it happen to her he couldn't step in the role because he has been president. he would be the vice-president even if he wouldn't have the title. whomever has the title. she would listen to her husband. >> do you want to make a full circle and say he is be calling the shots? >> no i am good. >> you know who is excited?

bill clinton. we are staying right here for outnumbered over time. fox news.com/click the over time tab and "happening now" starts right now. and the fox news alert. confirmation hearing for attorney general nominee loretta lynch just wrapping up. >> she was grilled on washingtono most controversial issues. >> new numbers on obama care with a countdown to it another enrollment deadline as that program picks up steam. now with a show down looming over capitol hill one republican said it is time to expand his state's medicaid program under obama care. >> a disturbing new study on