jon: we'll he is you back here in an hour. "outnumbered" begins right now. >> this is "outnumbered." i'm andrea tantaros. here with us is harris faulkner from our business network fox business's dagen mcdowell, actress stacy dash is back and today's #oneluckyguy, the star of "the o'reilly factor"'s waters word, jessie waters and he is outnumbered of the you like to say when people are in your world. >> yes. >> are you in our world now? >> no. you guys are still in my world. so get ready. >> that role is subset. >> you think so? we'll find out, harris. >> it will be stormy waters.

>> that is my stage name. don't tell anybody about that. >> i know where you sit and i know what your desk looks like so be very careful. >> i moved desk. >> i know. you're down the hall, my friend. >> moving up in the world like "the jeffersons." a hostage drama could have serious implications for the war on terror is raising serious questions how far countries will go to get their people home. right now the deadline passed for an ultimatum laid down by isis to the government of jordan. release a convicted terrorist on death row, seen on the right or they will kill a jordanian pilot whose plane went down in syria last month. this as jordan's government says it is willing to mca trade. meantime the white house says jordan and our allies should not negotiate with terrorists but when asked about the release of five taliban detainees for army sergeant bo bergdahl, the deputy white house press secretary told abc's jonathan karl, that is not

the same thing. >> i would also point out the taliban is an armed insurgency. isil a terrorist group. so we don't make concessions to terrorist groups. >> not calling the taliban a terrorist group? >> i don't think the taliban the taliban is an armed insurgency. this was the winding down of the war in afghanistan. that's why this arrangement was dealt. >> so you got that? isis is a terrorist group. the taliban in began dan not at all. we found the state department does classify the pakistani taliban as such. the white house's verbal gymnastics getting this reaction from congressman duncan hunter, one of the administration's biggest critics on the bergdahl trade. he says, quote, it is commentary indicative of a delusional world view. the white house screwed up on the bergdahl trade plain and simple. now they want to justify their actions splitting hairs how they

compare the taliban to isis. congressman duncan hunter also points out, bergdahl was initially held by the taliban-aligned haqqani network which is technically been declared a terror group. doesn't hunter sum it up? they have egg on their face particularly the rose garden ceremony where they screwed up the terror trade and trying to play verbal gymnastics. not really taliban not a terrorist group? i think there is more confusion now, if they're a terrorist group, jesse versus how to propronounce taliban. >> that is embarrassing. the president doesn't like going on, he changes meaning of words. when congress says no, he goes around congress. president is skirting around laws recently. no wonder he skirts the laws of english language. he does this a lot. remember workplace violence? illegal immigrants. those are undocumented workers.

benghazi attack. that was protest. we know jobs saved an created. kerrey and obama are both on the record calling the taliban a terrorist group. so they flip-flopped. i don't know what is going on. >> secretary kerry on the record january 13th. not like it happened years ago. it was yo, earlier this month. a couple of things i reached out, i do this sometime. general robert scales. i said i would call a friend. harris, if you can not connect the dots and name your anybody you have no ability to devise a strategy to defeat it. isis an taliban, let's get this clear, are terror groups and armed insure defend is. all insure again is are armed. -- insurgencies are armed. you have to define it. you can't come up with a strategy as the general just said. the other thing you can't make it clear to the american people why you're doing anything you're choosing to do. >> harris, january 13th, so what, a week 1/2 ago john kerry referring to taliban as

terrorist organization. barack obama, 2013 referring to them as terror group. i look back at september 11th, taliban declares a holy war on united states of america. usama bin laden and zawahiri were part of the taliban. that is where they took refuge as their own separate state under the taliban state. i also go back to just last year. taliban declares victory over the united states in the war in afghanistan. how can they say they're not a terrorist group? i think taliban would classify themselves as terrorist group. >> because of bottom bergdahl prisoner swap we do negotiate with terrorists. we do, we do bow down to their demand and there is no way around it, other than now quibbling over the language that they're using. for a president who says, let me be clear, very often just like my grandmother did i could show you a florida swamp or two has greater clarity more clear than what this white house has been

saying and doing. >> stacy? >> semantics. this is the white house bold-faced lying. they are the terrorist group, the original i believe. the first one that started everything? so i don't understand where this is coming from. they think we're dumb, deaf and blind? >> they have been around a very long time, you're right, stacy. to point out how out mainstream the administration is. look at "time" magazine cover. some may remember a picture of a woman whose fate was cut off by the taliban. "time" magazine doing a deep dive investigative reporting, into how atrocious the crimes are against women, against children, against days, against so many people in the middle east. this is clearly a terrorist organization. when the mainstream media like "time" magazine classifies that way and administration doesn't, they are orbiting in some other domain. they think we're stupid too. they do. like jonathan gruber. when it comes to how president

obama streets a threat like islamic terrorists a fox poll says that 47% say he underemphasizes. only 39% approve how he handles terrorism. a majority of, 53%, disapprove that is big difference from record high approval rating on terror back in before ven. harris even though i just said the administration must think we're stupid like jonathan gruber, we're not. >> we're not. mistrust usually stems from miscommunication. that miscommunication can either be falls by accident or false as you indicated on purpose. whatever it is it yields what you've got here and that can quickly snowball into fear by the way. you don't want to go down that road with this president and dislike. he has been popular up to now. when you call terrorists the jv team beheadingnallists and rolling over enjoy nations with their strategy, if you will, rare being to syria and

potentially on and on from there. you look like you don't have the credibility to determine what we're really up against and you lose the trust of the american people. just tree, they're not stupid. -- trust me, they're not stupid. they can vote an express what is on their mind. >> miscommunication and condescension by the white house to the american people. they don't even call rated call islamic terrorism period. they don't acknowledge it exists. beyond that, american people do not like looking weak. we don't like it when the u.s. looks weak and we do in every other country around the world. >> jesse not even that. the american people can see videos of people being beheaded. >> right. >> they see these are terrorist organizations, that it is a real threat. i want to ask you something, your boss, the big guy mr. bill o'reilly always ask this question he will ask me tonight, why does the avoid the word terrorism? i want to know what you think. do they leave in academic

fantasy land where president obama romanticizes about the islam he speaks about in the cairo speech or islam in his youth? or is it what harris mentioned? he would have to go back and concede he got it so wrong by calling them jv and really diminish the threat and he doesn't admit that he is wrong or is it both? >> i think harris is absolutely right. he was elected to end wars, remember? he doesn't want to talk about terrorism because he wants to focus on redistributing the wealth here in mesh. just look at his recent strategy. he is not arming our ukrainian allies. he is not recall aing the syrian rebels but he is arming mexican drug cartels with "fast & furious" guns. look what happened on his watch? he lost the peace in iraq. we've had guys behead. what does he do? he plays golf. putin is pushing him around the earth. domestic attacks fort hood, the boss bonn tomming. this is not a commander-in-chief that instilled confidence in the american people. all he has done is try to release terrorists from gitmo and declare the war is over.

guess what? it's not. >> when you're just starting. >> very quickly says look at this poll. 84% of americans think the u.s. they will try to attack us on u.s. soil. 84%, overwhelming majority of respond dents think we'll get attacked again. your thoughts why this administration won't say the word radical? >> because if they don't say the words they don't have to do anything about it. >> right. >> if they don't say the word they don't do anything. like little kid in bed, if i put the covers over high head it doesn't exist zoo. >> that is the easy way out. >> unfortunately they're in bed and we're standing out in the cold watching what is going on. >> our commander-in-chief is hiding under the covers. >> when you drill down what stepty press secretary eric shults said we're looking at this as a extension of war ending in afghanistan. that's why they don't in his word consider the taliban terrorists. they're more somebody you do at end of the every war. you trade prisoners. trying to put it in that facts

on the ground. they're still hitting with terror all over afghanistan. >> no one believes that. no one. >> harris makes a great point if they don't say it wind down the war in afghanistan check box on political campaign foal goal and close gitmo and trade more terrorists. audiotapes report that pentagon officials mistrusted secretary of state hillary clinton so much they opened their own talks with qadaffi's regime in 2011. this is huge story. what this could mean for hillary clinton. seattle seahawks running back marshawn lynch aka, "beast mode," hit with a big fine. guess what, it is tax deductible. so are the league's bad boys laughing all the way to the bank? if you ever wanted to ask jesse water as personal question, guess what. today is your lucky day. click the overtime tab.

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newly uncovered secret audiotapes reportedly show top pentagon officials and senior democrats in congress had so little trust in then secretary of state hillary clinton's 2011 march to war in libya, they opened their own talks with the qadaffi regime. "the washington times" is reporting it has obtained the tapes from tripoli showing there was concern clinton was leading the nation into an unnecessary war. those taste include a conversation between a pentagon agent and qadaffi's son. as his father was being forced out of power. the tapes reveal hillary clinton ordered a general at the pentagon to refuse to speak to the qadaffi regime and help negotiate a resolution to the whole thing. the agent's votes is disguised to protect his identity but listen. >> everything that i'm getting from state department is that they do not care about being a part of this. the congressman very much want to be a part of the solution. the state department and clinton

has no she has, did he didn't want to negotiate at all. it's been very bad. >> all right. bring this out to the couch. you know, my big question is, how does this hurt her how does this help her at all? i'll sure their people are trying to spin this. can they. >> i think that hurts her of the that might have been biden talking trying to -- >> is that what he has been up to? >> in all seriousness, no the europeans wanted to get into libya to get oil. bp wanted to go in there hard and criminal baby drill. they canted qadaffi out there. obama was leading from behind. he was awol during the whole thing. hillary took charge. wanted to avoid rwanda. she was scarred by that during her husband's administration. she want ad notch on her belt topple a dictator and go along with the europeans. we had no plan to win the peace. we recall ad rebels. they're running wild. he was a bad guy but he was our bad guy and was creating

stability there. now it's chaos. >> it is even more than that too. the information apparently was wrong about going in. the information, the intel if you will and i'm going to be get till with that word intelligence because that is different from the information she was putting out there was actually not true. what are your thoughts? >> i think it is astounding they're going behind her back and divulging everybody that they said about her behind her back. >> timing is suspicious not the lead-up to the presidential -- >> also, so one is about to get caught with their hand in the cookie jar. it is the blame became. it is the blame game. >> talk about that timing. >> make it her fault. >> because these are two critical questions that will be asked as she begins to run for the presidency. is how do you assess intelligence? how do you get along with military leadership? do you take your advice? do they like you? do they not like you? do they believe in you and trust you? this opens another pandora's box of questions.

>> here is what is going on. i disagree with you, because there is no way that we're supposed to believe that president palm was just eating popcorn while hillary was ready for war and anxious to topple a dictator. this is exactly with we said yesterday would happen. the white house knows hillary will try to throw them under the bus at her next benghazi testimony. she wants a do-over of the so she is going out there to get her side of the story. what does this white house do? no we'll blame the whole libya mess on hillary clinton and say that she was the one that really is warmonger. she is the one acted on her own. she is the one that when rogue. the bigger point here harris, once again president obama is the bystander president. >> yeah. >> he was sitting there waiting like middle class devolved into poverty and he has been president for seven years and we're to believe -- >> he didn't know, he is the commander-in-chief of the united states of america. how can he not know? >> he is a absentee leader. >> before we segue, congressman

dennis kucinich in ohio, a democrat also said he reached out to qadaffi of the two of them had a phone call. in that phone call can introduce at this told him it was like wmds in iraq. it was based on a false report. even he is commenting what hillary clinton is floating out there. it is really really interesting. as this goes on and timing. so now we segue to this. hillary clinton is reportedly hmmm, considering putting off the formal launch her presidential campaign until july. you think there is connection? that is three months later than originally planned. a top democrat familiar with the clintons thinking tells "politico" she is not feeling any pressure and sees no primary challenge on the horizon. waiting until july gives her time to develop her message. sound a little bit like talking points i will keep talking without chaos and spotlight of a public campaign. stacy, interesting timing again. >> you know, i wish i cared but, you know, i don't. i don't see anyone else who is

running against her as a possible candidate. you know, we're going to win. we're going to have a republican president. >> this goes to something we talked about before when the details of her writer came out, these speeches she was giving and what she wanted on stage and how much she was getting paid. too much information will be bad for her. the american people will get tired of her if she is out on the public stage for too many months. i say step back, go and try to find that arkansas accent that you never developed. >> you could help her with that. >> get folksy. she needs something like me, than what difference does it make? >> you think it helps for her to pull back? >> i think she is doing it for poll numbers and for money. if she delays this until the quarter and starts fund-raising, comes out with the blockbuster number to beat everybody out of the box. that is impressive. longer she say as non-candidate she can kind of like, hang back, not be asked questions about

cuba bergdahl everything. but you know what? if she was being asked these questions she would be torn apart. she can't answer these questions. >> can she be unsinkable molly brown is the big question? can she get out of those hearings, because because hearings. >> she has a block tied to her feet. i think she has two. jesse is right about that. being a frontrunner is never a good thing. she has all the time in the world because she will not be threatened but think it gives her more time to throw the obama administration under the bus and get her own story out there and do things like benghazi testimony. she can say things like she said the other day in forum in canada, i'm not going to weigh in on keystone because any of these issues because i'm not running yet. >> we can always cue tapes on rollout of the book. that videotape it always comes back darn it. she could be, have you heard, jeb bush's secret weapon. columba, his wife of 40 years. what she brings to the table that could separate potential

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♪ ♪ >> welcome back to "outnumbered." as we say, we're number 12 according to the heritage foundation's index of economic freedom. america year has fallen to the 12th spot among countries in the world for economic freedom behind the likes of hong kong canada and estonia. yeah, that's right estonia. [laughter] in fact, the u.s. has fallen six spots since president obama has been in office. this year we actually stabilized a little bit, so it looks like the fall has stopped. but, harris i attribute all of this -- because so much of economic freedom is due to

government regulationing or lack thereof -- obamacare. >> interesting. i did want to just point out that a lot of people don't even know where mauer rich shus is. is that an island? what is that? >> i'm glad you said it, not me. [laughter] >> i i think most of the people i'm related to probably wouldn't know. but, you know, i think oil is factoring into this a little bit now too. it's been cheap for a while now, or am i wrong about that? it's $42 a barrel right now. >> with oil's been cut in half but that is a huge economic benefit for us because the excess production is coming from the united states. i'm actually surprised that the obama administration doesn't take more credit for that. not that they deserve the credit, but again, the plunge in the price of oil, we're in a price war with opec. but that's the good news. the bad news is all the government regulation. >> yeah. i mean they take credit for everything else, i don't see why they don't take credit for that. i just can't get over estonia former red russian soviet bloc

country -- [laughter] freer than america. i just can't believe it. and the president likes to tout the great economy the state of the union everything's going great, now he wants to get rid of the sequester and spend another gazillion dollars. i mean is he serious? he's like the teenage son that just got grounded by the american people and then goes downstairs and asks his parents if he can borrow the keys to the car. he still doesn't get it. if the economy was doing so good, as he says why are more people on food stamps than ever before? >> yeah. >> why are more people not working than there were in 2008? >> yeah. >> it just doesn't make sense. >> and he goes around boasting about how he's going to veto the keystone pipeline which is just absurd. i don't get it. >> and in terms of obamacare that is one of the greatest government regulations that's been imposed on business in modern history. but to that point after he's long gone from office this is going to be played out. we don't even have the cadillac -- >> maybe.

>> -- tax until 2018 unless, of course -- >> yeah. which is why he keeps delaying it, because he knows it's bad. it's bad for business and bad for him politically. but jesse's absolutely right, you can't have it both ways. he stood at that state of the union, and he did take credit for low gas price t. he took credit for all the good. but then he stands up and gives a speech about how poorly the middle class are faring. >> right. >> it goes back to my point from the last block, he's the bystander president. he sat around watching "house of cards" and he had nothing to do with it. he's a nonleader. he's a narcissist nonleader who accepts no responsibility -- >> and he is, and he is destroying our country. >> blame the rich it tees up his approach to redistributing wealth. >> well, blaming them is one thing, overtaxing them is another. you know with obamacare i say maybe. the supreme court has yet to say what it's going to do. we've got to see this spring

what they're going to do in terms of those subsidies. >> that's right. >> stay tuned. >> a presidential secret weapon for the former governor of florida, jeb bush? some are saying his wife could be his key to the white house. should he decide to run. she's a mexican-born immigrant, his partner for 40 years, and as the first lady of florida, she worked tirelessly to help the victims of domestic violence. friends of the family tell the hill beneath her quiet exterior she is a solid rock and ready for the pressures of the campaign and washington. jesse? >> well, behind every successful man is a strong woman. >> that's right. >> i definitely -- >> good answer. >> -- believe that. [laughter] and they have a beautiful love story. he was at andover in high school at boarding school, went to a semester abroad down in mexico and fell in love with this beautiful woman. maybe when he gets attacked in the primary as soft on -- >> her latin fire will come out? >> right. this kind of softens the blow it personalizes a little bit. but he has to be careful about using his wife as a shield --

>> i agree. >> it can go both ways. remember michelle obama when he brought her out? -the first time in my life i've been proud of this country. remember gore with the kiss? tipper? >> but also -- [laughter] >> that one? it could go both ways. >> how could you forget that kiss? >> there are latins running for presidency possibly as well. >> yes that's true. >> so, i mean, you know -- >> i guess my whole thing and i'm going to quote our chairman roger ailes here, he says behind every husband that's successful is a surprised wife. [laughter] i've heard him say that. [laughter] >> i can attest to that. >> but i kind of treat this with kid gloves because i get slightly offended when i see people using others based on their ethnicity. it's kind of like with new york mayor bill de blasio how much trouble he got in using his biracial son in an argument with what was going on with the new york pd. the fact that she's strong, i

think, is awesome awesome, and to point as those as a reason she's a secret weapon, yes. but the fact that she's latina? >> right. >> it just doesn't sound right. >> it can help him on the margin connect with people. mitt romney's wife, ann she's so much more charismatic than he is -- >> yeah. has nothing to do -- >> it only hurts if you're married to like courtney love, right? >> no -- [laughter] >> or somebody like that. >> or like, you know a teresa hines kerry. [laughter] on the margins as you point out, a photo of her. remember teresa hines kerry? she was a little wacky. she didn't help her husband. here's the deal with first ladies or spouses of any candidate, and i've worked on these campaigns. there are little side notes. they can be benefits, of course, but people don't vote for people because of their spouses. this is the goal of a spouse it's to do no harm. and you have someone like teresa who didn't help her husband, you

have somebody like elizabeth edwards who i think helped john edwards, i do. laura bush huge asset to the bushes. and to her credit even though jesse mentioned first lady michelle obama having high negatives at first hurting the president, she's now one of his best assets. >> absolutely. >> so is they really turned her into a positive. again, no one was saying i'm going to vote for barack obama because of michelle, but i do think sometimes people say, uh, i don't like the wife. >> what about a husband? >> now people are saying i'm going to vote for hillary because of bill. >> doing no harm -- >> good luck with that. >> good luck with that, is right. there he is bubba. >> sounds like you like him a little bit over there. >> he can charm the pants of -- >> we've got to go ms. mcdowell. [laughter] as his former team gets ready to play in the super bowl former new england patriots' star aaron hernandez hears opening statements in his murder trial. and speaking of hernandez

his old coach could get hit with a fine if he's found to be involved in de-flategate. but the punishment could live bill belichick having the last laugh, that's next. ♪ ♪

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the fines are considered a business expense. common and accepted business practices, jesse, considered a necessary expense tax deductible. >> that's beautiful. it's great to be an nfl player, especially if you play dirty. you just get to write it off. listen, if i'm still working in the nfl, obviously i mean some of these guys are making so much money, you have an offensive tackle that does a chop block on someone potentially could end his career -- >> yeah. >> -- 7,000 fine are you kidding me? these guys are making millions a year. it's nothing. so obviously, you've just got to take these guys out of the game tell 'em you can't play. that'll send the message. >> that's what they didn't do with suh right before the end of the game, they didn't suspend him from the final lions game. >> some of these guys ought to hope the fines would be bigger since they're tax deductible. [laughter] yeah belly chic should -- belichick should definitely know about this, he was fined

$500,000 the last time he was caught cheating. this is potential, that was real. yeah it's almost part of their economic plan, i would think. that's a nice little tax write off. >> if it's part of the game but if it had something to do with lost wages in the case of a ray rice, that has no -- >> i was going to say wow. >> because it's completely off the field. if you even get a parking ticket, so what. >> i guess marshaun should have deflated footballs. [laughter] i understand why he got fined for wearing that hat. imagine if jesse waters wore a hat that said "waters world" to "outnumbered," okay? or maybe to an nfl press conference, let's say. >> yeah? >> if marshawn lynch wants to -- this is something that he sponsored. the nfl wants to make money off its merchandise, so if he wants to sponsor the nfl then he can do that. it's sound business reasoning so i -- >> who made the sunglasses?

>> it does seem, doesn't it seem a little trivial january given the -- >> it does. that's exactly my point. the nfl has basically launched a sting operation against the new england patriots to catch them deflating football but they had no interest in finding a videotape of one of best running backs in the league punching his wife in the -- >> not finding it, watching it. >> come on! >> they had it, they just didn't watch it, reportedly. >> patriots, bunch of cheaters come on. they asked for it. everybody thinks they cheat. that's why they were automatically guilty, because they do cheat -- >> you know what listen every team in every sport messes with the ball or the hockey puck, they freeze it, the baseball players scuff up the ball lacrosse players mess with the stick. the lakers in the '80s, they kept the ball pumped up -- >> but they broke a rule. they broke a rule. >> i'm not, i'm not -- i don't care. >> okay. you had this theory during the commercial break. [laughter] >> prove it. >> you said they're just jealous

because the patriots are so great, and i said you feel their pain, don't you, jesse? >> it's hard being so popular. >> tom brady and i have a lot in common. [laughter] i know what it's like to be at the top. >> did you just compare yourself to tom brady? >> he did. [laughter] >> you feel tom's pain. >> you need to go get some -- never mind. [laughter] >> it's so thick over here. you're just making stuff up. >> do they fine these guys? do they just let it go? >> no, they should fine them. and the tax deduction is fine. [laughter] >> i want, i kind of want a career where obscene gesture is tax deductible. >> well, you have one it just wouldn't -- [laughter] >> i think it's not, you know off the field tax deductible. >> right. >> it's when it's on the field, because they are risking their lives. >> real quick, dagen the president is trying to to shred 529s, so middle americans are losing their tax deductions, but

nfl players are living large -- >> that's right. the president's about protecting the rich. >> no to producers, i'm sitting on my hands. i'm not going to make obscene gestures. [laughter] mitt romney looking more like he's dipping his toes into the presidential waters addressing the economy in mississippi foreign policy, even slamming hillary clinton in his speech. one blogger says the best way to stop men from ogling her and other women in those form-fitting yoga pants and leggings is to stop wearing them. is it really the woman's responsibility if the men can't keep their eyes trained somewhere else? we debate. ♪ ♪

>> i may be outnumbered, but now it's my turn with this story. it's the great legging debate one christian blogger saying she'll stop wearing thinker form-fitting yoga pants or leggings in public because of the lust they stir in men. she writes, quote: if it is difficult for my husband, who loves, honors and respects me, to keep his eyes focused ahead, then how much more difficult could it be for a man that may not have the same self-control? sure, if a man wants to look

they're going to look. but why entice them? in response the blogger for "the washington post" shot back that it's men's responsibility to cool their desires, saying, quote: the world is full of temptations. if men cannot cope they do not need to leave the house. [laughter] if they find it so difficult to be around women who are wearing leggings as pants, then they can put paper bags over their heads whenever they go out. they will trip and bump into things but, well it'll serve them right. [laughter] i just want to go on the record, i am pro-yoga pants. i don't have a problem with it at all. i don't care if the woman does yoga or not, it doesn't matter to me. >> excellent. >> dagen, when you go out and you're wearing yoga pants -- >> i don't wear yoga pants. >> you don't? >> no. because i look like -- like a black plastic trash bag full of potato salad. >> oh, stop. stop it. >> that's not true. >> no way. >> when you guys do wear yoga pants, do you notice men leering? are you guys happy about that,

or do you feel ashamed that these disthe u.s.ing -- disgusting men are -- >> men will leer at you even if you are wearing a black plastic garbage bag. >> they'll still leer. >> yes. they will hiss at you and catcall, it doesn't matter. [laughter] because they're dudes. >> yeah, okay. so i do yoga so i wear yoga pants all the time. >> all right. >> i love it. but i would really question the woman who wrote this blog though because is that what her husband's telling her? i mean, is he faithful? >> yeah. >> he's building her up to the point where she's getting all women to change her wardrobe. it sounds like he's overwhen sating for something, i'm just saying. [laughter] >> this sounds like we're going to the burka territory here. women have to put everything over their bodies so men won't be incited to become so passionate they can't help themselves. is that the word we're going down here with this yoga pants drama? >> i hope not. i wore yoga pants in to work

today. the key is not wearing -- you have to wear something a little bit over the yoga pants. >> you do? >> i think so. >> why? >> because they're very form fitting. >> oh, okay. >> i mean, most women do sort of mind their wardrobe. >> yeah. >> but listen, guys are all hopped up. they need to take cold showers and calm down can. our yoga pants are not the reason fueling this, you know lust, shall we say. and i do think this columnist has deeper issues going on in her marriage if her husband cannot focus. >> exactly. >> if that's what he's telling her. we don't really know how -- >> yeah. yoga pants are not the problem. however -- >> yes. >> there is something happening across the pond and i think it's going to come here too. men entice. that's right, in the u.k. 40% increase, one company says, of men wearing -- what would you call them, mights? male tights? manny hose. thank you producer rachel. we have a fashion risk taker on this couch. he's not just jesse waters look

at this look of blue steel. [laughter] in shorts. he's already modeled for us before. >> oh, wow. >> remember that? >> the mistake of 2014. >> would you war -- >> i'm going to live to regret that. >> manny hose? >> would you this. >> as a matter of fact, george washington himself wore tights, so i think if it's good enough for george washington -- >> well, then you have to wear the powdered wig as well. [laughter] that's the only way. >> you've compared yourself to tom brady and george washington in one hour-long show. >> i know, i know. [inaudible conversations] >> wait million the after the show show. >> the it's the #oneluckyguy thing. >> if you were to wear tights to the next o'reilly meeting, what would bill say? >> i think he'd physically assault me. [laughter] >> by the way, those tights are better and cover more than yoga amounts. >> right. [laughter] >> if we would lust after you would you have a problem with

that, if women were lusting after you in your manny hose? >> maybe after the break i'll be wearing some tights. you guys have got to stay tuned to check it out. >> wow. what a tease and a nail biter all wrapped up into one. [laughter] >> we all have friends who may get under our skin a little too much. now there's a new app that measures just how pows sonnous they -- poisonous they really are and who you actually should hang out with. ♪ ♪

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take life in. we're still talking about jesse in tights during the commercial break. >> long conversation. >> you think some of your friends may be toxic and more trouble than they're worth. there's an app that tells you which friends to keep and which ones to dump. it's called "people keeper". it links to a wristbands and ranks your friends on how happy or anxious or mad that they make you feel. okay stacy. this might work. some of my friends cause drama and stress that when i get texts from them my heart rate goes up. shouldn't i know that on my own in.

>> yes. if you can't know if you're sad or anxious around someone else then you're probably dead. how could you not know this. if they are making you anxious or angry or unhappy then get rid of them. >> maybe there's some people that don't know. that's why they have friends. >> they need better friends. they only need me. i know within five minutes of meeting somebody whether they be get on my last nerves. don't people who bother you cause a rash or acne or something that you don't need an app for. >> i put on the wristbands. >> i break out and every time we get an e-mail from you for the show, all of us our blood pressure would just rise. >> i have that affect on women. what can i say? >> tom brady george washington jesse waters cut from the same cloth. >> you need new friends. my wife is my app. she will tell me which friends

are bad apples. i had a friend that asked me to go on a double date and my wife was like are you kidding me. no. i haven't hung out with him since then. it works fp. >> you become most like the people you hack hankng out with. >> show me your friends and i'll show you who you are. it is good to purge certain friends. >> sometimes they're family members too. that's tough. >> i wouldn't want them to have my privacy information. >> mom, my app says we can't be

friends. >> terror swaps. we got it all over time. we're back on tv tomorrow at noon eastern. "happening now" with patty and jon starts now. we begin with a fox news alert. new video after a gas truck explodes outside a children's hospital in mexico city. we're told three people are dead and there are concerns that number could rise. >> dozens more are injured as rescue crews search for victims trapped under the rubble. we are awaiting the latest updates from officials. we are covering all the news happening now. a nation in shock over the mysterious death of a prosecutor that could reach the president's