jenna: laughing about something during the break. apparently it wasn't the bank robber's favorite sofa with you a favorite soda. he had in the bunker. just wanted to make sure that we to the that right on record. not a sofa. soda. jon: easier to carry. jenna: letters matter people. so do words. see you back here in an hour. jon: "outnumbered" begins right now. >> this is fox news alert. we are waiting the daily briefing from the white house expected to start any moment now and sure to deal with the continuing fallout over hillary clinton's email practices while she was secretary of state. this after hillary's news conference yesterday appears to have raised more questions than answers. this is "outnumbered." i'm andrea tantaros. here with us today harris faulkner host of "kennedy" on our sister network, fox business's kennedy fox news

contributor, democratic strategist, jewelry roginsky, today's #oneluckyguy the doctor, senior managing editor for health news and medical a-teamer dr. manny alvarez. he is here and outnumbered. >> you got that right. >> were you wondering during the press conference when you heard yoga were you wondering whether power yoga vishara? >> wonderful that she is exercising. >> we're looking of photos of her doing it, not. let's get to it. we await new reaction to the white house we begin with hillary asking us to trust her on this. for the first time the former secretary of state. finally answering questions about the effort mail controversy that expected to shadow her run at the white house. she said she never sent anything that was classified kept emails that were official business and deleted thousands of messages personal to her. hillary explaining that her way of doing things was well easier for her.

>> i opted for convenience to use my personal email account, which was allowed by the state department because i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work, and for my personal emails instead of two. well that convenience remark betting -- getting reaction from the house chairman select committee of benghazi trey gowdy. he wants her private server turned over to an independent arbiter which clinton says that isn't happening. >> the president is busiest and manages to preserve his own e-mails. conde rice didn't have her own server. madeleine albright, didn't have her own server. the convenience things if she wants someone to show her how to put two email accounts on one phone, i'm happy to do it. i managed to do that. >> sure call the geek squad. one question coming out of

hillary's news conference how she determined which emails were personal and which were business. as rnc chair reince priebus points out, only hillary clinton controls her personal email account, she admitted many of her emails no one but hillary clinton knows if she handed over every relevant email. >> hmmm. >> the harris hmmm. >> we waited seven days. got 19 minutes and about 11 questions yesterday. some were so redundant. they basically had a theme though. it made me think back those words made famous by president ronald reagan, trust by verify. she said she kept some 60,000 plus emails in a statement that came out later. she reiterated it yesterday during the news conference and deleted about half of them. so we don't really know what we have yet, right? we certainly don't know what we lost. so that takes away the verification part of that, trust by verify. new "fox news" polling she has

honesty/trust deficit with the american voter. so that strikes trust. we don't have trust we don't have verification, what do we have? >> we got here we go again, another clinton scandal. >> disconnect between this government and people of america is so great. she gave out emails, when they were asked for. so if you left your job, if i leave any job oh, by the way, here is my i.d. card. here is my parking pass. here are my emails i have to go now. she didn't do that so the whole thing is you know so disof the abouting to me that, here we are, this is an individual that has to go to many countries of the world bring democracy, talk about issues important to the whole peace of the planet, yet, what, it is my kind of rules and regs. i will not show you what i got. if you don't like it move on. that is exactly what is going to happen. >> this is how they operate, kennedy. the associated press pointed out number of lies she was caught in yesterday.

she says other people had done it. that is not true. she said she fully complied with the law. that is also not true. she said she didn't email classified information. why did you delete 32,000. she said there were numerous safeguards. how do we know? >> i'm so glad you brought that up. my favorite take the secret service with guns. we know what hackers do, they sneak into your house in the middle of the night with screwdrivers and unscrew the back of your computer. and then they pull it apart and put silly putty and slinkies inside. that is how they know everything. thank goodness for the secret service that means her server with impenetrable, it was imper just. i was so happy to watch her press conference. i haven't been to a comedy show in years. and i laughed, and i laughed because it was such utter nonsense. every line she threw out there, oh yoga, that is why i deleted, half of my emails.

how could she not compartmentalize? everyone who has work email has private email. how could you not have both? >> that's right. julie, i have the business phone and i've got the pleasure phone right? >> pleasure phone? >> get carried away. not that much pleasure. >> personal phone? >> this is business and pleasure. >> i made it. >> she says she didn't want to have two of these, because didn't want to combine them on same email. maybe i get that. you don't want private email downloaded to the work server. that is what i do it. julie -- >> what is on pleasure phone. >> outnumbered overtime. i can be bribed with ice cream. julie doesn't make any sense. get her some ginko, dr. manny she had mitted on record she will twotwo phones. >> i will not defend it. hillary clinton cleared the democratic primary field. if you're a democrat, which i am you want to see democratic policies remain in the white house whoever that person is because i think they're

better than alternative. however when she does things like this, she doesn't just offend me, you are offending my intelligence, you're jeopardizing for all democrats that want another democrat in the white house. it is not just about her, it is about all of us. i say this as somebody who wants to see her get elected because she is better than alternative to me, she is screwing all of us. >> i want to ask you about a possible plan b. this whole email scandal making it perfectly clear to democrats like julie, they may need a second plan for 2016. opinion writer for the "washington examiner," writes, this scandal goes beyond the previous ones because those only demonstrate the clinton's steadfast belief they are above the law. this scandal is unique, because it throws clinton's competence and even her intelligence into question. democrats would be wise to put plan b into action right now. but who could they rally instead of hillary? other possible candidates include, vice president, uncle

joe biden waiting in the wings as harris points out warming up, senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, former maryland governor martin o'malley, former senator jim webb. treo of liberal groups is using ongoing clinton controversy to push for elizabeth warren run. jewelry are democrats are panicked about this. >> i don't think democrats are panicked but this is the best she will do, she needs to step up game immediately. i don't know. there needs to be something done because we can not go into the national campaign with this kind of performance. what i saw yesterday, first i read it on paper. i said, okay. then i saw it live. to me, usually when you see something live they do better job than read on paper. this was worse. >> usually. >> saying democrats are panicked? >> i'm not panicked yet but i'm saying if this continues the way she will operate a shadow campaign or even a real campaign, yeah i think democrats will start to get panicked.

>> dr. manny she overcome so much before i'm not sure -- >> she has this in the bag. this is plot of season 4 of "house of cards." this is exactly what will happen. other democrats get into the field to run for presidency which is exactly what she wants. everyone looks at them, too liberal, don't have enough substance. they have this. then she will come out as savior of the democratic party. bingo emails two points, she wins the game. >> look at you. nba announcer. >> dr. manny, i agree with your tv analogy. this is "stranger than fiction" but closer to "veep" than it is "house of cards." >> "house of cards" much better show. much better show. >> "veep" is entertaining about a bumbling karn date quite incompetent and her incompetency makes it laughable. hillary doesn't have endearing quality. >> ly louis-dreyfuss has mastered.

>> this isn't a sitcom. sensitive foreign policy documents sitting in some lady's basement in chappaqua. >> i like to do puzzles. what? >> become "survivor." >> always win that game. >> i need to skip a few meals. i feel like i picked up some of the puts sell pieces fell on the carpet putting them in the place. who is not on that list? who is at the state department? who has access probably to those emails ahead of anybody? john kerry. who is trying to get a deal right now with the president with iran and build his own legacy points? who is trying to score and maybe have people be able to point so many some of those accomplishments at state some critics you can't do with hillary clinton? john kerry. i don't know. i just think maybe you want to add his name or his face to the graphic. >> there you go. >> do you think he will run for president? yes. >> smelling what i'm putting down here?

>> unfulfilled, unrequited lust for presidency. >> there you go. >> he has not behaved like a diplomats. he behaves like a politician. i think you're absolutely right. >> she is running again? >> band getting back together. >> didn't pay taxes on it. my thought is a little bit more sinister. ed klein was on "fox & friends" this morning. he thinks this came from obama and valerie jarrett. that they linked information. >> do you think valerie jarrett is running for president? >> i think they want to put hillary clinton on short leash. we'll hold this over your head. don't triangulate and destroy our legacy. >> conspiracy theories. >> new developments in story we've been following all week long on "outnumbered". flag policy on uc-irvine. threats of violence on campus. why are students so intense on

banning the american flag? as nuclear talks go on with iran new fallout from a letter sent to the country signed by 47 republicans. did they undermine president obama? will it force the president to include congress in the negotiating? right after the show, catch more from the couch on the web. join us for what is called outnumbered overtime by logging on to foxnews.com/outnumbered. click the overtime tab. tweet us questions comments. we have dr. manny. he is in. we'll take medical questions. no questions on my fun tone though. sorry. ♪

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in the future because congress is focused on stopping iran from getting a nuclear weapon. >> his comments followed two days of harsh criticism from democrats who say the letter is an attempt to undermine the president. here is senate minority leader harry reid yesterday. >> the information back from the government of iran that they know how the american government works, they know this letter is meaningless. that is how i feel about the letter myself. >> all right. so, we understand why democrats would criticize, because they always do and they're getting in the president's way and all this thing. but they do make a point, republicans, and it may just speak to all the acrimony between republicans and this president. just not a lot of trust. >> i think republicans are morally right to point out a deal like this needs the people's house to endorse it. that is the moral point. however they haven't learned to play the obama game. >> what is the obama game? >> they make it personal.

they overreact. you don't have to do that at this juncture. too early to attack. hold back and let thinks flow. more information. then you take it to the way you did. this was an overreaction. they have the moral ground and i don't have any problem with that but they make it personal. they overreact this is when they lose. >> interesting. julie? >> if the key was actually to get congress to have veto-proof majority and a bill that is before the senate right now, to make sure they have input if that were the key, they would not have sent this letter. bob corker, senate foreign relations committee chairman, republican of tennessee, surely not a partisan democrat, will have much tougher time getting veto-proof majority -- >> that is why he didn't sign it. other republican senators didn't sign it. if the goal was to engage in partisan politics or for whatever reason send a letter to the ayatollahs in iran not "the new york times," which

iranians would be able to read and embarass the president, mission accomplished. the goal to have congress have veto-proof majority on legislation they screwed themselves. >> what i understand the goal was to do some of that, but send the message nothing would get done without the american congress. >> that is not true. this is very interesting statistic. university of michigan study. 94% of international agreements this would be executive agreement, executive agreements between 1939 and 1989, from the last roosevelt term to end of reagan, that is insane number. that is how these things get done. >> i may help you out calling on a republican who understands why it was written but didn't think it was best way to do it. senator mccain. watch. >> what that letter did was tell the iranians that whatever deal they make that the congress of the united states will play a role. maybe that wasn't exactly the best way to do that but i think that the iranians should know that. that the congress of the united states has to play a role. >> all right.

so the tool box included this letter for some republicans, a lot of big names signed on. a lot of big names didn't, kennedy. now you're hearing from senator mccain. your thoughts. >> i was talking to oliver north last night, he said, well if i was sitting in my senate office right now i would have totally different perspective. i asked him would he sign something like this? no. because he is an adult. i have to agree it's a little bit childish to be sending it to the mullahs. i think president certainly needs a refresher course on constitutional law, and i don't think he should be circumventing congress on very, very important issue like. they're both ignoring each other. >> how is this different from 1997? how is this different when 95 senator, by the way, not just any senator, john kerry, the current secretary of state, the former defense secretary, hand selected by president obama, chuck hagel, boxer. feinstein did not choose to vote on that. number of democrats

overwhelmingly 95-0, snubbed bill clinton top, doing exact same thing when he was negotiating kyoto? it is exact same thing. this faux outrage by the white house nobody should be buying it. they have every right to do what they did. they're strengthening president's hand. should send them edible arrangement. >> you heard call them the enemy. trotting out cruise missiles and everything else while the deal is talked about leading up to the deadline later this month. we'll cover news on this. new story we've been following all week long controversy at a university where a group of student leaders are trying to ban the american flag, calling it potential hate speech. violent threats that led to cancellation of a meeting. it was supposed to happen last night. remember we talked about this they had to call it off. plus ladies can brawl like best of them. put 'em up. leading to season-ending suspensions now. is the punishment too harsh?

would it be same for guys? they clear the bench all the time in baseball right? [shouting] s 8 hours but aleve can last 12 hours. and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are ya? good. aleve. proven better on pain.

♪ >> hey there. welcome back to "outnumbered." big developments in a story we've been covering this week. the flag banning controversy at university of california at irvine. still heating up. threats of violence forcing the school to cancel a student legislative meeting last night. you remember last week a small group of students voted to ban all flag including american flag from student government offices because nationalism, man. the resolution was vetoed by a different branch of student government, the rational one. but it was to be taken up again last night with potential for override that would have upheld the flag ban. but the protests started and then the threats came in. the mood at uc-irvine, pretty

intense. >> standing against these students and allowing them to receive death threats allowing them to be publicly ostracized to not give any kind of protection to them. frankly deplorable. >> what got tanks of people it was american flag. and that mischaracterizes student body as people who are against america, stuff like that. that invite ad lot of, incited a lot of violent comments from people against those students who voted bense it. the students who supported it. >> i'm sorry. i thought you were in college. >> are they paying for that education? >> no we are. >> federal government. hey you know what i would be a hypocrite what, what? i did go to uc school. but my goodness my holy green garden are you proud of the freedom of speech that these students are trying to squash because they called free speech hate speech? >> hell yeah. go to the flag burning tomorrow.

what is it going on at uc schools? ucla with anti-semitic incident with the student body. now this. what is the problem with having an american flag japanese flag any flag on campus? you don't want to look at it don't look at it. why are these people why are you issuing death threats on other side of this? out of control in every aspect. the guys that, the guys and women who want to ban the flag are out of mayor minds. people threatening them are out of their minds. i don't know what you guys are smoking in california, but don't bring it east, my friend. >> wow. >> this is not just california. this is these are campuses across the country, trying to squash free speech with these free speech zones, which actually have quite the opposite effect. >> all right. let's just cut off the money right? we looked at, irvine, you and i talked about this on the couch yesterday. 12.9% of the cash that they have to operate comes from the federal government. in 2012 it was north of 290 doll million for their bottom line.

benefit from. if you don't want to be part of this country by having its flag fly openly on your campus, then give me my money back. >> yeah. i don't think that will solve the problem because the problem is bigger than that the problem is that we already have an america that doesn't want to be america. you want to have an america that has a little bit of india, a little bit of middle east, a little it about of china, a little bit of korea. that is what everybody wants. that was not the america that many of us grew up in. that is the not america that our founding fathers wanted to form. and, these kids, who all idiots, go on the record for that basically now have nationalistic love. in the most liberal countries of planet, scandinavia, they have a national flag day. >> my gosh, my friend from sweden painted her house royal blue and yellow. >> these are the most liberal social democrats. it is holiday and stores close and they have parades. all about the flag, the flag

the flag. we have no national instinct left. >> culture of taught on universities brainwashing these kids. we're paying for it. that is the issue. we're funding this education. if these students don't like it, at a state-run school, go to private university. but i guess they can't. >> go to usc, get a lackluster education. >> i never really know how kennedy feels. by looks of it in sports the ladies can brawl as good as the guys. did you see it? [shouting] [whistles blowing] >> wow. my own audio here. girl don't touch my weed. anyway. new fallout after this bench-clearing melee between texas southern and southern university. many call it the worst ever

involving women's teams. texas southern imposed own penalty, withdrawing from the conference tournament. costing school a chance to play in the tournament. this came hours after the conference suspended 15 players involved. one of the biggest number of suspensions in women's basketball history. the nasty fight, reminding many of the basket-brawl between xavier and cincinnati men's teams. wait a minute. that was three seasons ago. that left a big black eye on both programs. at that time only eight players got suspended. is there a double-standard here? by the way mine is real. >> i think it is. look, i don't -- >> thank you for clearing that up harris. that was my question. >> ethical behavior of any student, playing any kind of sports has to be maintained. i understand that. but, come on you know so it happened. you find who the culprit was. you can suspend her. take, tell the team next season they will not play for two other

games and so on. you basically have erased opportunity of many kids who are playing but also of the school. my son goes to st. john's. he doesn't play basketball, but amateur with team at st. john's university. you're not focusing correctly here. it doesn't happen in the mens sport. >> you know what is interesting? when you look at some social media response, parents response, there was a visceral reaction because they were women julie. >> listen you watch a hockey game, professional nhl game everybody rooting them to beat him up. >> those are twice. >> very hard to fight on skates. >> that is you have to be a really good skater. that is why they get paid big bucks but you could hurt somebody with a blade. but with women if guys are allowed to fight i guess women are allowed to fight. i don't know why fight something allowed, women's men's, cut it out. >> these are big bodies. they could really, really hurt

each other. i don't think women should be held to different standard. i don't think they should be suspended differently. there shouldn't be separate expectations. they are as competitive and fierce. there is so much on the line they need to control themselves just as men or any other athletes. >> any flip side? >> did you say take a knife and jam it into someone's throat. >> no, a blade. >> wow. i don't want to see you in new jersey in a dark alley. >> with a -- >> you don't want to talk much, do you. >> i agree with kennedy. i don't think they should be held to different standard. tougher as viewer. >> why? >> because i'm not used to seeing that many girls engage in that type of violence in sports. hockey it is expected. it is professional. it happens adon't know why. i'm not used to seeing all the women convene unless it was david's bridal sale for all the bridal gowns.

>> seriously look like a christmastime bergdorf shoe sale, right? >> those get nasty. can't set a pair of size 8s down for a second. >> i don't know what to say about that, because i wear double, triple e. but anyway, i do think that this is, it was not a fair thing that they did for the lady's team. but, i think that the school and more ethical dilemma discussion has to be made with a lot of these universities in regard not fighting with proper conduct. >> there were questions fewer guys weren't suspended because there was not as much videotape and. >> there were shoes involved. >> absolutely. as the supreme court considers another obamacare challenge, health coverage for some eight million americans hangs in the balance. what are gop alternatives to the president's signature legislation on capitol hill and 2016 campaign trail? we'll take a look.

unmarried with children. fast growing trend in the u.s. what is driving it? and why does some experts say it could have devastating effects on your children? ♪

>> fox news alert. what we're watching right now. after hillary clinton's briefing yesterday at the united nations and the scandal over emails, we are anticipating at the white house briefing now with josh ernest seeing on left side of your screen, that a question or two may come up about that. since we know the president and former secretary of state were on email at some point. so we're anticipating that. as it happens we'll bring you the news. we wanted to let you know we're monitoring this live. back to andrea. >> unmarried with children. it is on the rise in the united

states, with big economic implications. in fact, according to a new study by the cdc just over a quarter of births in the past five years were to unmarried cohabitating couples. now that's the highest on record, and nearly double the rate from a decade earlier. researchers say it reflect as shift away from single parenthood but raises concerns that more kids are losing out on the economic benefits of having married parents. this is a story on foxnews.com's health section, dr. manny. a very big issue. i mean couples are opting out of marriage. they're dissent advised i should say to do this. -- disincentivized. >> i look at statistics a different way. this is not about unwed mothers having children but basically about whole thing people's view on vision of marriage itself. >> all right. we'll break in as i said we would with news breaking right now. josh ernest press secretary for

the white house taking questions on hillary clinton and email scandal. watch. >> her own personal email and maintenance of her personal email in box is something that i'm not going to comment on and not particularly interested in. >> but i mean, human error could occur deleting e-mails. isn't there a possibility she may even not deliberately, deleted emails that could have been related to the administration would have been related to her government job? >> again i refer you to secretary clinton's team for details on process that they undertook to review, you know substantial number of emails, to send 55,000 of them to the state department, to insure that they could be properly cataloged and maintained and archived, used in responses to legitimate requests from the public. that is consistent with the requirements of the federal records act. >> so you're not concerned about the deletion of other emails that she referenced? >> when you describe other emails, talking emails related

to her personal business, as she described them. >> deleted ones she hasn't submitted to state in any case. >> deleted emails personal in nature and not related to her official work. it was her responsibility and responsibility much her team to make that determination and to conduct that review. nobody has marshalled any evidence that i have seen at least to indicate they have fallen short of what they said they did. but, for, if you have questions about that process, should direct that to them. >> you talked about, president's emailing habits and his address. can you clarify, is the email address that he uses dot-gov address? >> jeff, i'm not going to be in a position to talk about the president's email address. for variety of reasons including related to security of that email address. but, what i will make it clear as i have done on previous occasions but you're raising, this goes to an important point. which is the president does take very seriously requirements that he is under, based on the

presidential records act that is different from the federal records act that governs archiving of records of other government employees at the white house. there is a presidential records act in place that that, has different requirements for the handling of records. and i can tell you that all emails president sends are governed by that act and are properly maintained in accordance with the presidential records act. >> lastly on ukraine, what is the announcement this morning about non-lethal aid to ukraine, decision about lethal aid? >> well, let's do the -- >> some important other issues they're going to talk about now but we were particularly listening to question or two we anticipated and in fact did happen, put to josh ernest there, the white house press secretary about the email scandal involving hillary clinton. but also, since it does touch the president, since they would have emailed back and forth. i don't know if everybody on the

couch felt there was chill put into the room. the minute those questions came up his first response or among the first responses was i'm not particularly interested in talking about that. >> by the way that was not a briefing room. that was an igloo. >> it was chilly. it was chilly. he did go into a little bit of detail, josh ernest, asked about deletion of emails, so on so forth. then he suggested, i think by them he would mean clintons direct your questions to them. your thoughts? >> i think he has to answer some questions. i will go back to what judge andrew napolitano said on fox news and he had some of the best analysis on this issue. is nobody at the white house concerned with where the president of the united states's emails have gone right? valerie jarrett said nobody's emails with hillary clinton, sorry. we know that is not true. but you have to protect the president of the united states. and if we know and we do know now he was emailing with hillary clinton, nobody at the white house was concerned where

the president's communications on sensitive issues i'm assuming he wasn't asking her how yoga went? no one is concerned about where those communications went? who is watching the white house? we have fence jumpers. foreign policy in the basement of her house. this white house is asleep at the switch. josh earnest does not get the right to stonewall and deflect. he has to answer these questions. >> julie, i thought it was interesting, he said the president takes seriously the president takes seriously requirements of presidential records act which is what the former secretary of state did come under. making this about the fact the president followed the rules. i don't think that has been the question though. that is deflection. >> they're trying to separate themselves from this mess. with josh earnest is trying to do is what he is hired to do, protect his boss the president not hillary clinton, who is no longer in the administration and certainly -- >> but she could be running. >> she could be. what is obvious to me today his concern is she may or may not be

running. his concern is the white house not get stained by this mess. >> cya. burger king says no more sodas with kids meals? is this a good thing or more frittering away our personal choice? we debate. ♪

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♪ >> we'll take you back to a topic we started talking about before the commercial break when josh ernest rudely and deliberately interrupted the "outnumbered" program how number of kids being born to unmarried cohabitating couples is at a record high in the united states. dr. manny, couples not marrying shacking up, having babies. why? >> every day in our practice. i deliver babies for a he living. a quarter of at least patients we see every day in many many hospitals across the country. why is it happening? for a lot of times it is cultural. many people coming to this country where there is the norm. where people, meet get together. want a baby. bingo. come back here. don't think about the marriage thing. there are some people that don't believe in marriage. i think that is probably a problem. you know the comparison in sudden did i looking at unmarried mothers, decreasing. that is a trend, that of course has been going on since teen

pregnancy rates has come down. i know statistics are going down. this new philosophy sometimes the way people were brought up. but also, because in my opinion, the whole concept of marriage, whether heterosexual marriage, homosexual marriage whatever the case may be is really something that people are not paying attention. the concept of fidelity is something that is being lost. you know there was a story in the "new york times" the other day, that there are buses in france now, promoting this website about, women, you could have an affair if you're married. we have that here in the u.s. too. and, french government will up in arms because, oh my god, under the french constitution, marriage is something very sacred. i don't follow it that much anymore. be that as it may people see that as point of expression, it's not. the whole thing is, that marriage into itself is becoming more difficult for people to accept. i think that is what we're seeing in these statistics. >> i think that is absolutely right. if you look at statistics,

harris, men specifically are opting out of marriage. this is a term breitbart as the sexodus. >> i get into lots of trouble when i was pipe up. i was raised by shirley and bob and this is how i was raised. it is all about milking the cow. i don't think there is a lot of pressure on men to get married because we are much more sexually free society. in general if you look historically, well, '70s were pretty wild -- >> do tell do tell, harris. >> i was in grade school hello! what i'm saying as a society, are we, it's a question for the doctor too are we really at point, where sex and marriage don't have to go to together anymore, obviously? used to be part of a song that rhymed. but we gotten away from that. guys don't feel pressure. >> kennedy, women are encouraged to give it up freely. rise of feminism. have sex like a man. they're doing this and not making guy step up to put a ring

on it. >> and they're sacrificing the integrity of the relationship. i think a lot of times maybe that sounds judgmental, i blame tinder. a lot of dudes don't want to get married. if you're not married, you're not cheating, am i wrong? >> you're right. actually a lot has to do with our generation, 50% got divorced. as a result people are scared of marriage. they see their parents go through it. they say i don't want any part of this. >> women, we work. we can support ourselves and our children too. there is that element too. >> men have level of immaturity. men are very immature. young men i'm talking to you. you are immature. >> time to man up. >> that's right. >> speaking up men are such wimps compared to us women getting over illness according to new study. but why why, could this study say a lot of guys feel sick? the doctor is in to help us break it down. ♪

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you guys are panicking. >> we have corporate meetings at hospitals. how do we bring more women in the hospital? they control health care. we need to expand and need another building and it is all about bringing women. women are the leaders in any family in bringing husbands and grand parents and kids and the others run the show when it comes to health. and the way they behave when they are sick. if you see a laboring man handle that pain >> the other day when i saw the study when someone wanted to transplant. it is easy to put's baby in a guy's belly and see if they can handle that? >> it is the coming out part. >> but something about the female brain also from the

endorphins they get and endurance they have make its easier for them to handle everything especially multitasking and disease. >> and i was in labor 35 hours and epidid youral failed and it was bad, bad, bad. i survived and every guy i have ever known, they get a cold, oh, oh, i can't move and i am dying and i am going to die. what is wrong with you. >> pat, our stage manager is shaking his heads and rolling his eyes, but i think you are right about that. men can be a little bit of a baby. they play like a baby. >> it is interesting. >> i am sorry, it is true. >> thank you for being here and great to it have you back. we'll stay here for more out

numbered on the web. fox news.com/over time. you can tune in and chime in at the same time. meanwhile get ready noon eastern we are back. >> a grim search for service members after a helicopter crash off of the florida pandhandle. human remains have come ashore. seven marines and national guard soldiers are all presoumed dead. hundreds of people are scouring the area since last night. crews found debrie early this morning and search efforts were hampered because of the fog in the area. they were flying in a lous lose army national guard black hawk and conducting a routine training mission. it was between pensacola and