jenna: see you here in an hour. jon: "outnumbered" starts right now. >> oh baby. it is on like donkey kong. this is outnumbered. here today -- today's hashtag one lucky guy you heard jon scott and jenna lee talking about him, bill hemmer. >> how are you? >> hemmer, hemmer. >> hemmer always pays his debts as you will find from martha mc

collum. >> do a little dance. >> just take it. march madness. >> thank you. >> by the way, it's mc hemmer today. >> all right. there you go. welcome. outnumbered. >> great to be back. thank you. >> let's move. >> setting himself apart as a presidential field gets more crowded, republican marco rubio launching his quest with a direct shoutout to those older. with his family by his side he declared himself best suited to steer the nation into what he calls the new american century and made an apparent jab at hillary clinton and mentor jeb bush who may also be eyeing a white house run. rubio saying too many leaders and their ideas are stuck in last century. watch. >> we americans are proud of our history but our country has always been about the future. and before us now is the opportunity to author the

greatest chapter yet in the amazing story of america. but we can't do that by going back to ideas and leaders of the past. we must change the decisions we are making by changing the people who are making them. >> meanwhile in prime time last night, on the o'reilly factor syndicated columnist said he believes clinton can easily be defeated if republicans nominate a certain kind of candidate. >> i expect her to win the nomination hands down. it won't be a coronation. it will be a worship service at the democratic convention but i don't expect her to win the general election. i think it's close. i give her somewhere around a 50% chance but i think if the republicans can put up a dynamic candidate they can -- i think she's easily beaten. >> is senator marco rubio or some of the others that you might see a dynamic kind of candidate that he's talking of do you think? >> i guess we'll see in time.

you've been in a room with him before. he has a lot of energy. he's very well versed on all the issues. in his political career he's always been the underdog. in every campaign he's run. and a lot of people advise him to stay away and he said no. i'm going for it. that's what he said yesterday too at the age of 43. what he specializes in is meeting with small groups of people which is perfect for iowa and it's perfect for new hampshire. if you've been to the caucuses, the primary in new hampshire you know those people in manchester or des moines they want to see you in the living room, see you in the church see you in your school and cafeteria and make sure that you sell them on your ideas. that what he specializes in. if he's been an underdog before he will be again at the outsit here. but we'll see. >> kennedy, i want to talk about age for a second. when you talk about hillary clinton's age and getting all sorts of trouble but people like

to talk about marco rubio's age. is that a double standard? >> i don't think so at all. i don't think i'm in the mood to elect a freshman senator with you know, passion and ideology and youth by virtue of his age. i just don't think that that's enough either way. i'm curious. i'm looking at rand paul, ted cruz marco rubio and i see so many similarities. >> you do? >> i know a lot of viewers are saying the same thing. you have freshman senators, tea partiers, people that are trying to make sure they're the future of the republican party but is there enough to differentiate them? >> i think rubio would say he has more experience than a lot of others. >> 2009 right? it's been six years for him and he's quick to tell you he was the house speaker in the state legislature in florida so he has a resume and a voting record that you can -- or a decision record that you can point to. what are your thoughts?

>> i think that what the voter is going to look for in a candidate is someone fresh and someone new and i think the fact that he is young could be in his favor in this race. i think that when i heard him speak yesterday he was passionate. he talked about his parents. he spoke in spanish and i don't know how did he that without crying because he represents the american dream. he's the son of a bartender, sop -- son of a maid. he said if he can make it anyone can make it. that was the message and i think we can all relate to that. i'm a girl from south carolina. my mom was a teacher, my dad put himself through college. i loved his message. i thought it was great. just a reminder that there is hope. that is what hope is. and he said that democrats want income and -- equality. he said americans have never been the type of people that drive through a nice neighborhood and say, i hate the people who live there. americans are the type of people that say congratulations and guess what? we'll be joining you soon. and he might be joining them in

the white house. >> you know what's interesting too, he said yesterday we're never going back. very opposite from hillary clinton on tape whom we didn't see until a minute and 37 seconds into the tape. >> i thought i was watching the wrong thing. i'm glad you pointed that out. >> no. it's true and you can find him. he's good in a small crowd, whatever. she's in a van that nobody has a picture of and was on tape. just the juks pa -- juxtaposition how they rolled things out. >> he's talking about the past, a clinton and a bush. and i agree with you. he connected. when he spoke about his parents' story to a first generation american like me i felt him being really sincere and i think that's what is lacking. i see it on the republican side with some of the candidates, one in particular. i'll hold my fire on that one but that's hillary clinton's

issue. she's very insincere. rubio i think his youth plays a huge role. the juxtaposition of his sincerity and his youth and his energy against hillary clinton is huge. if you watched his interview last night with sean hannity, he could not be tripped up. he was on point. he was quick. he doesn't speak in platitudes. he was energetic and he couldn't be stumped. sean asked him a lot of tough questions and he learned from the mistakes of the other candidates. he had answers. he's been practicing and he knows where he stands. it was a very very well conducted interview. >> i would add, too, on the issue of i mean grigs -- immigration, he's saying look. if there's one way to get there and it might not be my way, i'm willing to consider the other thing. he's tipping his hat to ideas of bipartisanship along the way. >> youth can inspire and we saw that in 2008. and so rubio's comes from the same makeup but i understand there's breaking news, layerharris.

there's been a sighting. >> of the van? on day three. >> so day three. >> mystery machine? >> apparently the van has been spotted and it's now like flying around. >> we got it. >> we have to bump in. do we do the fox news bump? this is a fox news alert. everybody, ready? hillary clinton holding her first campaign event in iowa. bong. advisers say the democratic frontrunner plans to earn every vote as she ramps up the campaign through the hawkeye state. right now she's taking a small scale approach travelling cross country in this uncle ricco style van. >> the big reveal. >> there it is everybody. wow. it is. it's like uncle ricco's van but black. >> keeping the every woman i mean iej meanage, she stopped at a

chipotle for a burrito bowl. the incognito burrito, someone said on twitter she and huma looked hungover. >> with the big glasses and shades on. >> extra guac. >> was this a best way to connect with a chicken burrito bowl? >> it's so real. she's like listen. i want some food of the people but i don't want it icky. i don't want tp too ethnic. is there some middle ground we can find? go to chipotle. eat off this hangover. i think what that says is the first lady is quite ordinary in person. >> if this were her husband, he was in workout clothes, swung by the mcdonalds, he said say i'll take the carnitas. >> super size it and be proud of it too. i am stunned we do not see headlines into the state of iowa. she'll be a good candidate. she learned a lot from 2008.

she's going to raise a lot of money. she'll get heavy support from women but will she inspire? will she get people to come out and vote who otherwise would not? watch that. >> maybe hispanic outreach. she thought, let's go to chipotle and get some pico de gayo. >> is she on the blackberry? it remind me of the other picture on twitter. this picture says it all to me. she's not relatable, she's dressed up both wearing sunglasses. she has the assistant with her. this is middle america. she's in middle america and she is dressed like that and acting like that. >> i find this stunning, ladies. everyone has a camera in their pocket. everyone. how come there are no pictures of hillary clinton's trip from new york to iowa? >> she's a city girl. >> she had to leave the evening

of sunday. >> at 3:00 in the afternoon? >> by the time we get on the air and it's fully formed and she's on her way, so i give her the benefit of the doubt of maybe she travelled at a time when people weren't up and about. but what i find interesting you go into chipotle and no one is really paying taxi. they're not really looking up. and i know we're not supposed to talk about an elder lady's age or again, i think you get in trouble there but this could be a generational thing. they have no clue who that woman is. >> you think -- >> that dressed up woman with the sunglasses on her hair -- >> i would do a double take to figure out who was outside. >> only if it looked like the original scooby van. >> she wasn't ordering online so she wouldn't have to communicate with the people behind the counter would she? >> sunglasses says i don't want you to talk to me. i don't want to interact with you. >> that's so weird at chipotle. i always make eye contact so they give me more toppings.

>> i always flirt with the guy behind the counter so they give me more corn and guacamole. i have the biggest burrito bowl when i leave the line. you have to make eye contact. >> i think there's something curious about the van called scooby and we know that scooby doo was really an image to a certain kind of culture that's now very popular in washington and colorado. >> they need to paint some panels. original scooby van was -- >> i think they've been painting the inside of the panels a little puff puff. >> harris, what would you put on the side of the van? what do you think? >> i'm here. >> it's my turn. >> it's my turn. >> with a song by melissa manchester? >> if she were smart, she would do the bab barbie font and say hillary in hot pink. >> and you've seen it. the panel van right here on "outnumbered." lawmakers demanding a say on any final nuclear deal with iran holding a critical vote today.

so will a bipartisan bill escape a committee vote and what does it say about the president's iran policy when so many members of his own party are urging caution? plus despite hillary clinton's interests into the 2016 race, elizabeth warren supporters aren't backing down saying that they will not give up on urging the massachusetts senator to get in the race. so should hillary be worried? and right after the show catch more from the couch. hemmer time extended. >> there's more? >> there's more. a lot more. fox news.com/outnumbered click the overtime tab. get on the chat now, get there early and send your comments and questions and we'll take them after the show.

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♪ >> hey there. welcome back to "outnumbered." president obama's controversy deal with iran facing a capitol and critical test on capitol hill. a bill could give congress final say on any agreement. one cosponsor of that bill, committee chairman, senator bob corker, telling "america's newsroom" earlier today's vote is simply about making potential deal with iran is as clear as possible. take a look. >> there is nothing in writing

at present. basically the iranians are saying their people, that they don't have to change a thing and sanctions will be relieved. obviously we're being told something different. that is why it is so important congress play its rightful role in this. >> meanwhile secretary of state john kerry meeting with lawmakers again today as he tries to lay out the administration case after president obama met with jewish leaders yesterday at the white house in an attempt to ease fears over a nuclear armed iran which is totally happening. so what are the chances, bill, that they're going to make this bill a success? >> they're really trying hard to sell this with the jewish leaders last night. john kerry on capitol hill two days in a row. steny hoyer leading democrat in the house came out and said there is not an agreement. that is what bob corker told martha this morning on "america's newsroom." how do you expect the white house to do what they want

with the sanctions that took almost 10 years to put in place? the complications involved in these sanctions are massive. >> right. >> if you're going to remove them and the president suggests that we put them in place that snap, snap -- >> fingers. >> thank you that. but you can't. it took them a decade to put it together in the first place of the other thing that corker said, they will have this vote around 2:00 this afternoon. this is on the schedule right now. martha asked him will democrats turn their back on the white house. he said to borrow a phrase, or paraphrase. you might be surprised. so, the other thing corker said, look at the vote that comes out of committee, because that vote, if it is strongly weighted in republican's democrats together, that will be a sign that they might have the veto strength needed in the senate to do whatever they want depending on what the president does next. ask a quick question? i understand corker's side of this. why then is secretary kerry saying when he is asked, also a

short time ago, do you guys think that you can get this deal with iran, he said we're working on it. what about republicans? he said we're working on it. one democrat who sided with him. who is he talking about? we don't have a name. >> said one republican came forward. that is the report we got two hours ago. >> and one democrat. >> you're going into closed-door meetings with members of the house and senate. they have no idea what they're talking about in switzerland. can you imagine how many questions he is fielding about this that and the other? is it down now? are you saying one thing and eye toe law is saying death to america? that is really a very difficult sell based on what i read on the -- >> senators are ones that have to go back in their districts to answer to the constituents, right? president obama doesn't have to do that. so these senators, especially ones up for re-election see the writing on the wall. you can't trust the iranians. they go back to constituents at home, if the deal falls apart which a lot of democrats know it

will president obama says it is republicans blocking this deal, they are ones that to put the aye behind their name on the vote and they don't want egg on their face. i think it is interesting president is meeting with jewish leaders, he had the opportunity i don't know, the leader of the state of israel, arguably the biggest jewish leader, netanyahu and didn't take the opportunity instead with harsh rhetoric. very quickly bill, it tells me they have issues and democrats are saying you better patch this up with jewish voters. >> don't know what he is saying in private to the house and senate, to the team. or saying to the jewish leaders. >> when it comes to israel, marco rubio will take an amendment to that committee today, saying you can not do a deal with a country that does not recognize the existence of israel. >> like putting a bandaid on very deep cut that really needs stitches. it will never heal properly. he didn't meet with netanyahu. he snubbed netanyahu. it is too little too late.

>> say more than a deep cut. it is hemorrhaging. >> without the bill it means the president can roll over some of the sanctions. >> without this bill, yes. >> within this it puts 60-day period congress can review it. it stops the president's ability during that, puts a stay on that ability to wipeway some sanctions. some would roll back in after his presidency ends anyway. >> to that point, if you have veto number at 67 you can stop any sanctions from being lifted. >> we shall see. the palace intrigue, it never subsides. desperate plea to president obama from an ally for more help fighting isis as concerns grow about terrorist reach. what should the roll of the united states be. despite hillary clinton's entrance into the 2016 race, why supporters of a little-known senator named elizabeth warren -- >> who? >> exactly. they're not backing down to the former secretary of state, seen looking over her shoulder. single white female.

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♪ >> you're watching "outnumbered" and we are glad that you are. we're covering a developing story right now. growing concerns about the spread of islamic state terror army. president obama meeting today at the white house with iraq's prime minister, al-abadi. we understand he made in-person plea help to defeat isis. we're hearing more about the bloodthirsty terrorist reach into other countries including those in north africa, like libya. jordan's king abdullah, told "special report" anchor bret baier saying islamic state must be dealt with. he has not ruled out put his own ground troops inside of iraq to defeat them. >> we stepped up big time. we're the only arab country operating in syria alongside the

united states. we're the only arab country operating alongside the iraqis in iraq, alongside the coalition forces. and, as the iraqis and the coalition increased their tempo for the next phase of operations inside of iraq, so will jordan increase its tempo in support of iraq. >> so here's what is happening right now. we'll pull back the veil a little bit how things are done. the president and iraq's leader are meeting right now and we have pool cameras inside. what that means as soon as they have wrapped things up, we'll be able to show you some of that. i can tell you the president has taken a question on iran and isis. i mentioned that iraq's leader wants to talk about that. he wants help. as we get pictures around very yo we'll bring it to you right away. your thoughts, bill. >> tricky thing with shia militia operating in places like tikrit and ramadi at late as last week. u.s. will not bomb the areas as long as iranian she-backed

militia members are in that town. we have to hold the fire and go after the targets and hope you hit them. what the king abdullah told bret, a stunning thing. there is no singular strategy for going after these groups. every country has their own strategy. we're all thinking we can do it this way, we can do it that way. what people like general jack keane will tell you one silver lining comes out of all of this, some of these countries are starting to take the lead taking on bad guys themselves. that really did not happen before now. >> look at tanks on the ground. look at boko haram, who is now promised to get together with the islamic state and they're rolling on their own. i mean, everybody will have to have their unified vision but how do you get there? where is the coalition, concerned did i? >> i always said that the united states can lead with strategy. i think that's what the united states does best, better than anyone else in the world. if you have willing countries like jordan or saudi arabia, go ahead, put ground troops in there.

fight the good fight in your own backyard but i don't have a problem with the united states, it's funny as al-abadi is saying to the president we need help fighting isis. i can see the president going that is really good idea. how do we do that? >> abdullah requested all this weaponry and ammunition on behalf of the united states and apparently the stuff was weeks behind and he told bret it is now coming and they need it. >> one of the things i'm watching, this again is happening right now but we don't have pictures of it yet, president obama just said he wants to make sure iraq's forces are in the position to succeed. he is declining to say if the u.s. providing apache helicopters. they're talking in detail what that will look like. this is video from there. this is file video. i would add this, because the president previously said this just moments ago that he feels like this current leader of iraq has kept his commitments. so that plays into this. ainsley. >> almost needs to. i understand we need more of an international connection and we all need to be on the same page.

he needs to because he borders iraq and border syria. if isis in the country, they could come into his country next and they have. they have already set the guy on fire from jordan. he has to have his finger on the pulse there more so than we do but we need to be involved as well. >> i wonder, an agree yaw if this has come up in their conversations. if y'all hadn't left the way they did maybe don't use y'all, but i would because i'm from the south, abadi just said coordination over mosul which is a huge city, come on you go got to protect that one is one the reasons for his trip coming there. it has to come up, if it you had gotten some agreement to leave some behind as you're willing to do in afghanistan would things be different from the country i'm tasked leading? i'm putting words in the mouth. >> such a smart question, harris. if we care so much about iraq why did we turn it over in the first place? i have to agree with what bill

said about mentality now, these other question -- countries are stepping up. they have more of a fight. this is more example of obama leading from behind. in this instance i'm not so up doing that i think saudis should, i'm sorry the jordanians and saudis should get vested interest. i'm not sure why the united states would be involved in proxy war when we sit back a little bit to let everybody else fight it out. >> last question for you bill. >> pushed for 10,000 back then we would not deal with this right now. >> basically we're waiting for iran shia to move out of position for us to put more firepower in there. >> it happened in tikrit. >> what else did you do with iran? you can't deal with these things like they're not connected. we have to wait for them to pull back in the iraq? is that the past deal about the nukes? wow. >> that confuses issue so much and makes the region that much more dangerous. >> i'll tell you. >> despite hillary clinton's entrance into the 2016 race

elizabeth warren supporters are not giving up. they're launching a draft movement called run warren, run. in attempt to build support for the massachusetts senator. many in the left are holding on backing clinton until they say she can present a clearer vision on issues like income inequality. "washington examiner" says the democrats may have placed too much trust in hillary clinton, writing hope the hopes and fears of the democratic party as well as any hope from the changes in the obama era will stick now ride upon the shoals of a white lady whose political career is throwback to the 1990s, who will be 69 years old on election day. as a politician and strictly from the standpoint of skill, clinton is a clear let-down after obama. wow. this is scathing, ainsley. they're not mincing words. that is something, harris, sort of hinted at visual of walking

into to get her burrito. is her age an issue? >> it is, yes, it is. i would think it would be because, if voters are truly looking for a fresh face, something new they don't want bush don't want clintons if that is truly true, i think maybe a guy who is in his 40s, who came from parents of immigrants or parents who were maids and bartenders, how refreshing that. how refreshing someone in 40s. we were saying during commercial how bizarre rollout going to chipolte. a lot of progress serves will not make a decision or endorse here until we hear what she says. >> like bursting out of a cannon. de blasio would not endorse her. >> age is not issue. i don't think it should be. you can talk about age and experience but not that sense. go. >> you're smart to say i don't think republican candidates will bring up age you're ageist and you hate women and oiler women. plenty of other reasons to

despise her. you don't have to go after her age. she could definitely use that as a strength like ronald reagan did. >> here is question. has she put it in play, fair game. she is saying she is grandma, playing grandma thing. >> i don't think the age is it. i tell you this about elizabeth warren. would probably make a better candidate -- >> really? >> i think competition forces you to get better in all aspects of life. >> make hillary better? >> make hillary better, yes. what is elizabeth warren's calculation? what is she thinking? is she entirely out? or waiting for the opportunity. >> she is waiting to be drafted. >> what is the opportunity? that opportunity is only this, this is what i think if hillary clinton does not inspire which we said 30 minutes ago that's elizabeth warren's strength. she gets them there. throwing verbal bombs. gets people all fired up. that is not hillary clinton's strength. >> this is only reason, just very quickly, the only reason i

want to see elizabeth warren get in because it pulls hillary clinton further to the left so people see what she is actually playing it. right now she can be a appet thick centrist and bide her time for the next 19 months. >> harris, what about the enthusiasm point hemmer brought up? elizabeth warren, if you go to, i've been looking around leftist blogs, progressive really like her. they want warren to get in the race a major way. it would make her a bert candidate. kennedy is right, it will force her to the left and she will have to triangulate. only thing hillary inspired me to do is get a big chicken burrito after the show? >> if we take a page from the midterm elections that played a part for republicans. people felt, polling told us this before they voted and saw it in the voting. people felt on the right there was reason to be enthusiastic again. they were motivated to go to the polls. big question can hillary clinton do that for voters?

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the iraqi prime minister today, haider al-abadi. we've been monitoring this. there is translation that is happening. as news comes out, i can tell you two very important points. one has to do with a discussion about how to fight the islamic state terror army and these two men are dealing with abadie's request to for more help to fight iraq. president feels like abadi has kept commitments as leader in iraq and he will look specifically what else we might be doing. we added another $200 million in humanitarian aid to that country. as it makes news we'll bring it to you. ainsley? >> thank you, harris. we are one day away from tax day. we're learning how your tax dollars are not actually at work. a new draft report from the government accountability office out today, finds redundant, overlapping fragmented services costing you the taxpayer tens of billions of

dollars a year. for example, the gao says the government the federal government has 42 programs run by six different departments just to help people get to the doctor. eight federal agencies are responsible for the safety of consumer products. there are 112 different mental health programs and two different agencies inspect the same epa and fda labs. wow. bill start with you. >> i remember in 1998, i'm that old -- >> come on, now. >> when al gore had a press conference at white house. he said we'll reinvent government. >> and the internet. >> come on, man! if they were serious they would change it. and they haven't. and it is not democrats. it is republicans too. and it is everybody in between. if they really cared and were truly serious about it they would do something. >> harris, every year we get the report, nothing changes. where is accountability? >> you know what i think is so

interesting? say we're talking about tax dollars. today is april 14th, everybody is talking about tax dollars today. >> right. >> primarily how much we're paying. this really hurts. because there are a lot of people who are trying to figure out how to deal with obamacare tonight on the eve of april 15th. there is a lot of stress and heartache about the tax dollars we're paying. cry for accountability gets deeper specifically on this date on the calendar. >> andrea, why is it so hard to fix this child safety seats are regulated by one agency when the seats are the in car. different agency when they are in developers. toy guns are regulated by one agency. all toys are regulated by one agency. except for toy guns and they're regulated by two other agencies. >> you know why it is hard to fix? government only gets bigger and bigger. this really burns people up. when studies come out show where the richest americans live. they live in washington, d.c., in that area, because they're government employees. you can't fire them.

>> boomtown. >> look at this. 66 actions, they have identified that the executive branch and congress could take to reduce all of the duplication. mr. president you're the king of these executive actions. why not take one of these 66, any one, pick one there are 66? and get rid of this. come out with a press conference. i saved you all money of the april 15th. pat yourself on the back. do something good in the rose garden. >> average american put works so hard to. it is disheartening. >> look at ways they steal tax money and gas taxes proposed soda taxes across the country. tobacco tax, anything fun taken away from you. where does it go? to shrimp on treadmills and hamter pilates and 15 different agencies that help people get to the doctor. it doesn't make any sense. redunn dan is not only thing killing us. evident example of why

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>> more "outnumbered" in just one moment. first to jenna lee with what is coming up in the second hour of "happening now." jenna. >> andrea, the next hour the president as you've been covering meeting with iraqi prime minister. the prime minister is asking for more u.s. financial and military aid for the fight against isis of the president obama says the u.s.'s primary interest is to defeat isis and quote, respect iraqi sovereignty, but what about our investment of blood and treasure in that country? walid phares will weigh in on that. agreement to a bipartisan bill that would demand a voice in any

deal with iran. that's what we're hearing. president is threatening to veto that. we'll have more reaction. british fighter jets scramble because of two russian bombers get getting a tad too close. more on that breaking story at the top of the hour. >> we'll be watching thanks. >> cleveland quarterback johnny manziel is out of rehab beginning his long road to redemption. he returns next week starting off-season training after deciding to seek treatment in january after disappointing year in cleveland after reports of drunken episodes and late night brawls. does he deserve a second chance? >> i love it when you speak french. >> discuss. >> he is 22 years old. he is just a kid. he was a big blabbermouth when he was in college. exciting to watch but he depleted himself physically and mentally. certainly wasn't helped by the booze and body shots in vegas. >> has a good time doesn't he?

ainsley, give him a second shot? >> i guess everyone deserves a second chance about think this will be his second shot. his teammates say he has done this before, crying wolf over and over. so many individuals talented, straight-laced kids deserve the opportunity. if he does not take it seriously to be a role model for younger kids he needs to take a step back. >> wow, harris. >> the nfl has a problem right now. they're dealing with domestic violence issue. they're dealing with all sorts of things. >> he hasn't been linked to that. >> not at all. i'm not saying that. but i don't know that they need more of what they have to kind of defend. and that is not just this particular team. it is image of the entire nfl. i think somebody has to stand up with put their big boy, big girl pants on, we require much of you because you have been given much. >> what about two months in rehab? i think there is redemption, i really do. >> how many times will you give him? this is not breaking news about

him as ainsley pointed out. how many times? you want to give him 15 chances? >> 60 days in rehab. he is not choir boy and channel energy an intensity in his arm he will be fine. >> you will come out to do nice things for people that will do nothing for you. that is what builds integrity and character, right? go work on your character. work on your game. >> rap coming out of college and browns took a chance. do they stay with him. >> you're the sports expert, bill, but i just don't think you can talk a lost smack unless you're actually producing and wasn't that his issue? he is talking a big game but not producing on the field. second shot isn't that the problem? second shot third shot whipped cream on the shot and doing third shot off the girl's behind? if they want to give him a second chance,. >> i will take shot number two. >> hopefully he will change but be a uphill battle. time will tell. >> guy sells a lot sells a lot

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and he learned the hard lesson that my dad used to say all of the time. >> the colonel, like you have been there and it is just another race and you will finish first. if you get all excited on the inside and get all excited on the outside, it takes energy and other people pass you by. >> my prediction it never happens again. >> you have younger kids and remember that, the cockiness never helps you. >> and babe, i was supposed to win for the cameras. >> and it is like he is smiling. >> it only happens once. >> and that is the way the crowd was going, right. >> i know he was running quickly. >> he was. get us over our finish line, kennedy. >> bill hemmer, thank you for being with us.

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