jon: we'll be back in one hour. jenna: "outnumbered" starts right now. ♪ >> this is "outnumbered." i'm andrea tantaros. here today, harris faulkner host of "money" with melissa francis on our sister network, fox business's melissa francis fox news contributor democratic strategist julie row begin ski is back. #oneluckyguy host of the fox news weekend, tucker carlson. >> like my dinner table. four girls. will not say a single word next hour. that is not true that. >> met close. >> big political stories.

we're psyched you are here today. let's get to it. let's look at 2016, shall we? republicans jockey for a position in a very crowded field of possible gop presidential candidates new "fox news poll" show three likely candidates pulling ahead and a newcomer among them, conning his surge among republican voters. look at this. one poll showing among voters who identify as republican more think strong leader describes wisconsin governor scott walker at plus 35 points, when you factor in differential between yeses and nos. next are florida senator marco rubio, plus 33. and then former florida governor jeb bush, at plus 18. more voters than not say honest describes rubio at plus nine walker is right behind at plus eight points and push, at plus seven. chris anderson a democratic pollster who conducts the fox poll along with a republican counterpart says this of governor walker. quote, walker is in a nice

position right now. republicans who know him overwhelmingly think he is a strong leader and there are very few in the base who hold negative opinions toward him. great news for scott walker, tucker. i think he is a fantastic guy. he bridges the gap between the base and establishment and any concerns that he is doing so well so early? >> meet record i can -- meet record rick would be the word. amazing, amazing story. pretty darn early i got to say. had in last cycle, 2012 eight front-runners, 10? i sort of lost track. my guess would be outcome whatever you think today is not what will happen a year from now at all. it is too long. republican voters want to wrap this up early. they want to coronate somebody. that would be good for the party. i doubt that will happen. >> doesn't that make you nervous i see somebody i like in the number one spot i other worry,

oh, a year from now will they be there? they can go from three to one. who frightens democrats most. >> john kasich, who is not in the race. >> why? >> if i were john kasich i think this is his chance. he represent as record that i think independents would be attracted to. he is scott walker without some of scott walker's baggage. he is not prone to gaffs scott walker has been in the past. no investigations swirling around him as they are scott walker. john kasich would be formidable candidate. scott walker is untested. tucker made a got point. >> untested? untested? he has run for election and re-election 33 times in the past four years. >> nationally he is -- >> he is indetruckable. everybody is destructible as we learn from democratic. >> he made a couple of foibles with these gotcha questions when

the media asked him about evolution. i would let him stumble a little bit now. to your point, this is somebody took on unions did it first and effectively. he has executive experience as governor. i think he could keep momentum going. >> you have a sense you can't kill him. based on what he has been through and assaults he has taken. stumbling, every time you think he is going down for the count. he sits there forges ahead. i think for republicans probably that is very attractive given how many times they are taken down in the past few elections. that is one of the qualities you can really embrace. >> harris i looked at the poll i thought good for marco rubio. did it surprise you jeb bush came in third? >> people feel they know what they know about jeb bush and getting to know everybody else. one of the things scott walker, the governor has headed to his desk some legislation put him in the battle lines, reminded. right to work status of wisconsin is going to his desk

today. republicans within the state of wisconsin, kind of helping him out in the headlines today sending that, because that sends a message. workers in that state can not be forced to pay union dues in the private sector. so he gets right back in there and gets credit for fighting for the worker and for the little guy, with that headline. then you've got senator marco rubio in the headlines along with mike lee out of utah republican out of utah. they're putting forth the tax reform bill that is again to help fight for the middle class. you have people getting them in the headlines, getting to know him. jeb bush, we haven't seen it yet but i it is coming. >> tucker, i get the impression when i look at way media treating walker they know the left is threatened by him drudging up seems teachers supposedly taught scott walker. they really want revenge on scott walker what he did. >> didn't finish appalling. went to work for the red cross. what a bad person. >> awful human being. >> i have to say, this poll is a

little bit misleading. i don't think bush is actually campaigning in the way a typical candidate does right now. i wouldn't factor him in. the bush people if you talk to him are solely focused or nearly solely focused on fund raising. first quarter comes out pretty soon. they want to blow everyone away with it. i think they will blow everyone away with it. typical back and forth you get in the primaries hasn't begun yet. i think field will look very different. >> do you i think the name hurts him? >> everything in life it's a mixed blessing. no chance he would be the winning fund-raising race if he weren't bush obviously. >> what if it were carlson? >> wouldn't get elected room mother. >> you know it. as for email controversy grow looks like some democrats are yearning for an alternative to hillary clinton. they're reportedly becoming anxious whether the former secretary of state is the best candidate for 2016. but a democratic leader in new hampshire tells "the washington post," quote,

the problem is there is nobody out there who is not clinton, who is the equivalent of barack obama. he was a fresh face and he gave great speeches and he turned out to be electable, as latest "fox news poll" show just 44% of voters describe hillary as honest. that is down 10 points from nearly a year ago. harris, i can't wait to see what the polls are after this whole email scandal because they were conducted before it. you said something that made me laugh yesterday. >> i did? >> during the break. is joe biden just warming up in the batting cage? is he sort of dropping push-ups and squat thrusts getting ready? >> doing arm curls, hey gates of hell, here i come! reason i asked a question if ever a time to get in now would be it to just test the waters. from what i'm reading this anticipation of hillary clinton not being challenged is the person who just kind of wades into the race whenever she decides whether july or april, whenever she decides to announce

her candidacy kind of unchallenged. is a person who can come in to force tougher questions to be asked? by the way i don't know the voting public is looking for another barack obama. that may not be what they're looking for. even the president said they want new car smell. doesn't even indicate they want somebody like him. >> tucker, when i look at the car lot with democratic auto dealer. i don't smell anything. martin o'malley. >> that is smart point. >> thank you. >> if you want to attack hillary clinton a lot of ways to start. third term obama, that is the attack. you want more? enjoy way america is going. every poll for 10 years think the country is going in the wrong direction. the idea of third obama term is -- anybody out there of 320 million americans who is plausible replacement to hillary, that person, i probably would have to be woman to win democratic primary, sheryl sandberg someone like that

jumped in. >> elizabeth warren i don't would you but cheryl sandburg? elizabeth warren has so much support. as we see these attacks go on i stand behind that. >> julie shaking your head like it is going to fall off. >> elizabeth warren didn't go to the netanyahu speech. if she is thinking about running, progressive. obama is progress system cozying up to the white house tell us what is going on? >> on secret daily phone call i will share with everybody, left-wing -- >> change the number. you're in big trouble. >> i will share it anyway. here's the thing with hillary clinton. either you love her or you loathe her but she is pretty much defined right? there is no surprise. people are not going to change their minds about her. they're just not. people will say this is my woman, this is who i am voting for or say under no circumstances for any reason. >> what is her strategy, julie? get the younger women out?

she keeps talking about women? to galvanize single women voters who never voted before or -- >> beauty of every election and the choice is most likely hillary clinton and whoever the republican nominee will be. i think part of the reason to say do you want to go back to the bad ol' days of the bush administration, she argues better days of obama administration, whether you agree with that or not if jeb bush is the nominee, i keep making that mistake, not on purpose. but ultimately she is not running in a vacuum and this is a person more defined than i think any other candidate on either side of the aisle ever been. >> the problem is she is not liked. >> she is by some, loathed by others. >> likability even by people that would vote for her. >> quick strategy question to you, tucker, how should republicans handle email scandal? we don't have time but a in bloomberg there was potential for republicans to overreach. if you're scott walker rubio bush or set aside let her set

herself on fire or make it an issue? >> you want to roll around in the joy at all you never want to pass opportunity to enjoy yourself. wouldn't say too much. if "the new york times" is doing the work for you, why would you? >> sure. >> it's a real story. >> new job numbers are in. appear to be pretty good nearly 300,000 jobs added to the economy as the unofficial unemployment rate drops but why so many americans i should say feel left out of the so-called good times and why do a considerable number think that things are actually getting worse? two new revealing surveys getting a lot of attention today. plus are old gender stereotypes still alive and well at the office? the stunning number of workers who write off women bosses as too emotional. >> no. >> or bossy? regardless of how good they are as leaders. what explains this in this day and age? ♪

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we're so excited. the federal government is reporting february was a good job numbers month. american employers extend ad streak of hiring by adding nearly 300,000 jobs, the 12th straight monthly gain above 200,000 jobs. that puts the government's jobless rate at 5.5%. of course let's look at the whole number. that only counts people who were looking for work. the real unemployment number still twice as much at about 11%. dereports of an improving economy a large number of you are apparently not feeling it. a new "fox news poll" finds 43% feel like the economy is getting worse, not better. that is almost as many number of people who feel things are improving. a new survey by pew research finds more than seven in 10 americans, 72%, say the government's economic policies have done little or nothing to help the middle class or small businesses since the great recession. that's a real disconnect,

melissa. >> so i can reconcile all those things for you. basically if you want to boil down all those numbers you just heard, it says the numbers say the economy is getting better but people at feel like crab. looking at their income. it was lower than it was. why are things getting better and they're not? very simple reason. wages are lagging. jobs that come back, during the recession we have another graph, we'll show you jobs come back at high-end or low end. if you lost one of those good, there you go one of those good, solid, middle class jobs in the middle you could count on for a long period of time with a decent wage to pay your mortgage and pay for your kids college, those evaporated. we're seeing high-end coders, lots of jobs and low end, the mcdonald's jobs. that is what come back. why people don't feel good even though the government says it is getting better. >> quality of life goes down. >> right. >> julie, that is a tough one for the obama administration can talk about.

you can say there are more jobs if you have to work two or three of those newer jobs to call what you had you're exhausted and stressed out. you don't feel good. >> i don't blame people. wage growth is stagnant. >> it was two cents. >> hear from the white house? why do we not hear? >> no white house is going out there to tout bad numbers. they will only tout good numbers. >> they don't talk about at all really? >> i don't know any white house would tout bad numbers when there are good economic numbers. they will accentuate those. that is washington 101. >> i lived there, richest city in america. i never met anyone unemployed. i never met anyone who wasn't rich. that is the part of the story, geographic divide. people in the center of the country are really hurting. you never hear it. >> ask andrea in terms of a slide. not just stagnating, it is getting worse. look at this the labor participation rate. i want to break this number

down, 62.8%, okay? people who are actually working when. you look at people who currently want a job and don't have one, it is matching the all-time high number of americans not in the labor force. that means there are some more people out there who would beg to work and can't even get one of those lower paying job. >> yep. we haven't talked abou people that quit looking for work and are not factored into the number and underemployment number. people with a bachelor or masters degree working those lower paying jobs. middle class is getting squeezed. administration likes to focus on middle class but exact policies they put out i think have hurt the middle class. look at obamacare, shifting to part-time work forced so many small-time businesses and workers to find those as melissa mentioned. second jobs. third jobs. they're not able to provide for families. when the white house says we're doing great and really really

well. they get it. they know they massaged the job formula that to get the results they wanted. >> or when the white house was silent. you can cheer lead or stay sigh lant. >> you can't say massage numbers. that is five point something percentage rate lower than it was. >> they play funky math julie. not counting people that quit looking for work. not people out of work. >> really left out a huge swath -- >> any way you want either thing, the bottom line people don't feel great and trying to figure out why. another fun story though, if you thought old stereotypes about women in the work place had vanished, think again. a new study finds more than half of small business owners surveyed had heard female bosses reprofessorred as quote, bitchy emotional or bossy. only one in eight heard male employers labeled that way. when women were asked to describe themselves over 60%

used words like supportive and fair. experts say that is a good thing. one business psychologist says the fact that women business leaders associate themselves with move characteristics being supportive and organized actually highlights some of the reasons i believe we need more female business leaders as these are the key management skills that will drive success for the businesses of the future. tucker carlson, is laughing and shaking his head. how dare you call a woman who is boston scientific sy. >> what is business psychologist? talk about best job ever been i want to be a business psychologist. that is unbelievable. >> i think you are a business school gift. >> my experience empty work place two points, men and women are different, they do manage differently. that is real. i find women have more trouble working with one another than men. >> amen. >> amen. >> we don't see ourselves clearly, but it is woman i hear in the work place saying she is too emotional.

i do hear that. >> one of the greatest criticisms -- >> i don't totally accept what you're saying. i accept the first part. i think men and women are different. rather than saying we're all the same we should celebrate that we all have strengths and weaknesses. you can stereotype. in college you study equality, feminism, we are different, there you go. this idea we can't work with one another? you guys are the alpha dogs. you guys are so competitive and somebody has to win all the time in a group. >> no way. i totally agree with women. >> who criticizes women in the work place by far? women, by far. >> where do you get that stat. >> being a business consultant manager -- >> seriously because there are so few women at the top, it causes women who are in the middle trying to get there not all of them, but some of them, you and i apparently seeing this the same way to be cats. i mean, come on, let's be real about this we can treat each

other worse than the men would treat us because we're so too busy climbing over each other because there are so few spots. >> so it is a man's fault? >> you can blame whoever you want, to say it is not happening is living in altered reality. >> fewer spots for us we have to claw over each other to get there. >> i think it is reality. what you said is reality, i wish things were way you wanted them to be. >> i do too. >> i think things are way harris said. fewer women in any particular given industry. >> like on this couch? >> andrea? >> i am enjoying myself, tucker said, in the a block. never miss an opportunity to enjoy yourself. so i am taking it all in. but i would say and "the wall street journal" agrees and the numbers agree, harris, you and tucker and jewelry are right. there is something called the tyranny of the queen bee. you hear more and more women in leadership positions talking about the instead of that glass

ceiling, the glass floor. that women are rising to these positions of power and keeping other women out. it is really fascinating. best boss i ever had was a female. she was incredible. i worked for her on capitol hill. but the worst boss i also had was a female. she was horribly abusive and mean. and i mean look you can say there is examples of both but i think until women start to stop killing each other and eating our own -- >> did you hear what our producer said? >> what? >> did you just say the boy boss says move on. >> i've been fired one time in my life. it was by a woman. all right. americans weighing in on just what they think about president obama on two key issues. the new fox poll, just released and what the numbers mean for his legacy. and his second term agenda. plus legendary actor harrison ford crash landing his

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♪ >> welcome book to "outnumbered." well new "fox news poll" just out showing just what americans think about president obama on two very key issues. first up leadership. just 43% of registered voters describe the president as a strong leader. while more than half disagreed. and take a look at this. a record low 43% see president obama as honest. and for the first time since 2007 a majority, 54%, say no the word honest does not describe the president. tucker, why do you think this is all of a sudden? >> because you can't fool all the people all the time. these numbers are pretty much right. there is a large core of obama

partisans who will not be moved no matter what. this shows normal people are pretty much on to them. he is not running again. this is another sign what harris said earlier is absolutely right. if you're running against democratic nominee likely to be hillary, third term that is the way to define that candidate. i don't see republicans doing that yet but i presume they will. >> julie, if you look at the polling for president obama his numbers started to tick downward, he had a pretty high ride for a really long time. they started to tick downward after the irs scandal. you saw him mired in these different controversies. the way with terrorism the way he had them pegged wrong, we're defeating isis they're the jv squad, all the things he said people don't really believe. what do you think? >> i think part of it the fact is in six year of a eight year term. 2007 was sixth year of george w. bush term. people get fatigued by

president. even ronald reagan at the end of his second term people are fatigued by him. >> not just fatigue melissa. it is credibility gap. >> what a joke is that? what politician is hon heft? can you get elected if you're honest? i guess i'm totally jaded but i feel like that question is ludicrous in of itself? >> i wonder why harris. because he did not see these low numbers in the first couple of years. we've seen what happened with obama care, he said if you like your doctor you can keep your doctor. that proved not to be true. maybe everyone is just figuring out his policies are a bunch of lies? >> i wonder if it isn't the economy we were talking about a few moments ago and how people are really feeling? the fact that national security reins soup people. we say people vote on economy. i think they vote on national security. if people are feeling less confident about the economy, coupled with the fact they feel less safe, we've looked at recent polling that points to that, they don't feel they're

safe or getting the whole story in terms what it takes to keep us safe. you mentioned the jv team description of isis which could not be further from the truth if they tried to make it so. if you don't feel safe or firm financially that is horrible place to be. you will not love anybody you think puts you in that position. >> tucker he spent how many years talking about how great obama care would be and all things he said and now people are seeing especially with tax season, we're in the thick of it, they're seeing, this isn't as great as the president and white house said it would be. >> you can call it whatever you like on the can. if the dogs don't like dog food they will not eat it. national security i think it is more simple than that if people are confused what your plan is they're uncomfortable and uncertainty. you can sell the public everything what we're doing this, give prime time address this, is vision they will follow you. but these guys literally don't have any idea their strategy much less their tactics. >> that is to my point.

i'm sure at this point in any presidency they will follow you. >> that may be right. >> doesn't necessarily applies just to him by people across the board. when you have bully pulpit way any american president does they get sick of you by the sixth year. happens regardless. bill clinton was only exception only because of backlash over impeachment. everybody else if you look at polling for most part -- >> i was profoundly sick of bill clinton to the end, to the point of nausea. that is just me. >> you were. >> american people from day one. >> for once you're out of step with the american people. >> for once. >> for once. i think the case, the case is the case. people in their sixth year, go away, we're sick of you. time for a change. >> we're only in first year here at "outnumbered." >> we are. >> couple more years to bo? >> worry a toddler. >> hope they never get sick of us. isis going on different rampage destroying ancient artifacts in the name of its interpretation

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>> i think i will lose my mind. first of all, looks like she was beaten. i don't know if they're stretch marks. >> looks like she was clawed by a mountain lion. >> stretch marks and cellulite on back of her legs. harris is so offended. >> i'm so offended. mess up her hair and stickers on her and turn her into a homegirl with a hip-hop beat? what are they thinking? >> nobody looks like barbie. i didn't think she was fat. they say she is normal. >> still don't touch thighs. her thighs still don't touch. >> i don't know if i want to share this with america. i'm relating a lot to lamilly. that is documentary of my life. that music plays into my head as i enter into the dressing room to try on bathing suits.

i'm in d.j. booth dancing. >> really. >> no. >> i played that before. >> tucker is strangely quiet. >> the whole thing, she comes with bad tattoos and toe ring. will look like america. >> what do you have against toe rings? >> a lot. the idea that women's concerns about their appearances are the result of advertising or social pressure. you can't find society on earth, not one where women are concerned about their appearance. some societies worries than others. this is inate thing if on desert island, margaret mead proved this, women will care about their appearances. sad but true. >> a nine-year-old know anything about stretch marks. andrea said i will go into dressing rooms to do tequila shots. >> if i'm at home talking to my lamilly doll, talk the

therapist. this is so hard being us. not yet guys. >> did you i did terrible things to bash by i was in half a dozen bar by commercials. >> for real? >> yeah. for real. >> you were in barbie commercials. >> we'll do this during the commercial break, tucker. i never thought she was a normal doll. i didn't think people looked like that. even as i was pushing her, i was playing with a doll for like luncheon money. >> they don't look like that. >> the doll was all that appealing? pretending to have fun with this thing. that is weird frankly. >> most people don't look like this. >> and their thighs touch. bar bi. barbie. >> difference when we were growing up everybody wasn't running to plastic surgeons to make sure their thighs don't touch.

thanks to kim kardashian and freaky screw everybody goes to plastic surgery to look like barbie. >> that is one out there that is made fun of. i think more healthy body image is of the kardashian or fuller figured woman. i don't think anyone wants to look like barbie. >> it is not real. regardless whether you look like barbie or some other plastic doll reality a lot of people do stuff to themselves to whether liposuction or because they want some unrealistic image, thank you, barbie. >> there is more emphasis to the look on tucker's face right now. what are you thinking? >> melissa was a barbie pusher. i can not believe that. >> many other things, i pushed mcdonald's as well. we could talk about that during the break too. maybe we should do something else. millions of americans, like me, right now, powerful winter storm that hammered much of the country. today, bitter arctic temperatures making dramatic return, so when are we getting a break?

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>> sort of wallowing in your own rabbit hole of despair. >> you can't be helpful to other people. not thinking about other people. that is really true. >> hell is yourself. it is not being able to escape. i'm serious. spying about yourself. self-pity. >> hello hell is thinking about tucker carlson. thinking about yourself leads to unhappiness inexorably. >> i read studies that say, tyrannical unhappiness comparing yourself to others. constantly thinking about yourself compared to other people. they're down in the rabbit hole you're talking about. i feel a lot of narcissists, driving cars they want and dating people. combing hair. >> let's not get away from the shoe top pick. >> to your point, most people

are unhappy comparing themselves to others and compete with others constantly. so you're never happy. never have enough. >> a lost surveys written by people whose politics i find repugnant. this is clearly one of them. why is assertiveness a sign of narcissism? >> that's a great point. >> i think because the power. men are more ambitious they say in search of power. they think about getting what they want. women are wired to be more caretaker thinking about other people. >> i think that is true. mother teresa dressed down heads of state but hardly a narcissist. >> but she did it for others. >> she did. >> insightful block. >> we'll get really shallow coming back. don't worry if this is rattling you. two of the most dreaded words ever uttered, you're fired! a powerful person said a good canning might be exactly what you need. we'll explain coming up. ♪

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is giving away secrets of her success. the vogue editor anna wintour believes everyone should be fired at least once. wintour said everyone should get sacked at lost once. it forces you to look at the yourself. it is important to have setbacks because that is a reality of life. sucker what say you. >> she's not known for her wisdom. >> that is the wisest possible advice. i have been fired once in the new york times and it is you mailating and it is good for you. it puts life in perspective and makes you a better person. >> what if you don't have a back up plan? >> i was married with four children and i wound up here are, thank god. >> is there a story? >> i was on a channel that

changed a lot and got fired for. it and i am better now and happier. >> look at you, darn right. >> i have been fired as well. i was 22 and my first job in new hampshire and hired to replace camping carl cameron. and i got fired by carren brown. hey i think she's still in new hampshire and it was devastating. >> oh. >> i know. wow. >> it worked out and what it is, you are in the lowest point of low. and how you pick yourself and go on from. there >> hold on a minute. carren is right here. >> and i mean, then after that you know that nothing can kill you. you pick yourself up. i was devastated and you mailiated and found another job in another market and moved on. and if it doesn't kill you, it

makes you stronger. >> somewhere out there karen brown is minding her own business. >> i know will regret that. >> she will need someone to start the car tonight. >> i got fired not from a job i professional went into. but a waitress in college. i was bad. >> i was bad, too. >> i spilled things on people and they canned me and i went on and got a job and look at the me now, i am not in the food services industry. and so i am grateful. >> sometimes leaving a job where you don't feel appreciated is empowering and maybe more of a learning experience. we have shared those stories. >> i never have been fired from a job, but i have been fired from a relationship. his loss. >> and not worth it. >> forgot his name.

>> i left a job with a horrible female boss. i had the resignation letter in my pocket and i quit and it felt great. >> i will see you monday here at noon. and "happening now" starts now. >> fox news alert. ferguson, missouri responding to a scatting report citing racism in the police force. >> city leaders set to meet to provide a plan of action for change. we are covering all of the news "happening now". >> iran and isis are competing for the crown. >> and a growing danger for u.s. and our ally. former cia director james wool authority bee will be here. >> plus, eyewitness accounts after a commercial jet skids off of the runway and crashing through the fence just inches from the frigid w