registers are. she exits the store from where the main area of the store would be. she uses a skateboard to skateboard across the parking lot. jenna: police are hoping that someone recognizes her. jon: that's a high speed chase. jenna: it worked. yikes. see you in an hour. jon: "outnumbered" starts right now. >> this is "outnumbered." here with us today -- today's hashtag one lucky guy, welcome back fox news contributor and political editor of town hall.com, guy benson is with us. you're outnumbered. >> it's awesome to be outnumbered every single time >> you're the official one lucky guy benson. >> that's correct. one lucky guy all the way.

>> it's a big political news day. the clintons they keep giving us more and more to talk about. right now hillary clinton is meeting with community college students and educators in new hampshire as she plays major defense against allegations in a new book. it claims that during her time at the state department she and her husband the former president, filled their foundation's coffers with millions of dollars from foreign governments in exchange for favors. now hillary, of course, no stranger to controversy and when pressed about it yesterday, the troubling details in the book clinton cash she essentially said that republicans appear to have nothing better to talk about. >> we're back into the political season and therefore we will be subjected to all kinds of distraction and attacks and i'm ready for that. i know that that comes, unfortunately with the territory. >> meantime the white house not offering hillary much cover. check out the verbal gymnastics

by josh when a reporter pressed the white house press secretary on whether or not the book's play to play allegations are true. >> i know there's been a lot of accusations made about this. but not a lot of evidence. >> i thought it was a simple question. can you assure us that there was absolutely no favorable treatment given to done ors of the clinton foundation? >> what i'm saying is there are lots of accusations like this. >> you can't give me that re reassurance reassurance. >> i don't want to be in a position of -- >> you can tell me it didn't happen. >> well again i'm not sure that there's anybody that has any tangible evidence that indicates it did. >> translation i don't want to defend her. earlier on fox, presidential candidate and republican senator rand paul saying clinton has plenty to answer for if these allegations are, in fact, true. >> there's something big here and the big thing is that the idea of taking money from foreign countries we have campaign finance laws that say you can't take money from

foreign citizens or from foreign governments. she's taking money from countries that abuse the rights of women. she's going to have to explain how that is consistent with supposedly being a proponent of women's rights. >> yes, she is going to have to explain, guy, and i was cracking up just to see her with all of those cameras and she sort of like why are you asking me all these questions? why do you have these in my face? don't you have anything else to talk about? she's the only one running on the democratic side. this isn't going away. >> i'm still recovering from the shock of hillary clinton taking questions from reporters as a declared candidate for the presidency which she hadn't done until that moment. she's going to try to deflect this. the book doesn't come out for a couple of weeks. i think we'll see plenty of dodgy connections and appearance of impropriety. will the dots clearly connect?

we don't know that yet. our network fox news and the "new york post" and washington times have seen the book and they're looking for the information that the book uncovers. to me that at least gives a whiff of serious proof coming in the book but i think we ought to wait and see. >> and the accusations are pretty specific. i mean, this author did his research. harris i'm looking here. one example $500000 from the government of algeria. at the same time that this government was lobbying the state department over human rights issues and coincidentally they broke a deal with the foundation over these donations. >> how are they treating women there these day snz >> great point. >> more than a million dollars in payments went to mr. clinton by a canadian bank, and major shareholders in the keystone, x.l. pipeline.

so to speak to andrea's point and one that i would make too, it isn't just coupling the dollars with the foundation and where they came from. it's the timing that will matter in all of this. and if they do what guy says if they can prove in actuality between the cause of the cash going in and the results of some benefit coming out, then it's going to be a continuing problem for her because it's not just about her. it's wider. it's about the obama administration, too. >> right. and i want to talk about the obama administration kennedy, because we saw this with the email scandal, that sort of double speak coming out of the white house. general petraeus was charged for very similar offenses as hillary clinton should have been charged in the email scandal. now we see a very similar thing happen with democrat from new jersey who did very similar things. however, menendez was helping out his constituent. she on the other hand could have been helping out foreign governments.

it's even worse than menendez's scandal in my opinion. >> it is but the thing that's interesting about the clintons, they always manage to stay one step ahead of legislation and regulation. you know, whether it's the email server at the state department or the clinton foundation, it's actually a pretty brilliant scheme and as one writer pointed out most presidents are just in the third act and when they leave office, they're just trying to make a little bit of money. they're trying to have their legacy stay intact for all eternity. you have a couple that's still active in national politics which, you know makes this funneling device that the clinton foundation absolutely could be that much more curious. as you said it's extra legal. it's outside of the known parameters that we have now but at some point, moderate independents have to be sitting there going something has got to stick. something is rotten in the state of denmark. >> and i think that she figures she can use the same excuse they've always used in their history of shadiness with money

the cattle futures trade. we've seen this pattern with the clintons but specifically the administration rachel, this appears now that president obama's state department was available to the highest bidder. this is not just a problem for clinton. this is a problem for the white house. >> i think with the keystone pipeline that came out in the state department came out neutral or saying that the environmental studies would have little or no impact which would have been contrary to what the white house wanted to come out on that. so that may be also why there's a little silence right now and maybe they're a little ticked off about that. look. i think she's a pathological liar. a boat was written by the clintons, "no one left to lie to" and i look at my own life, whether it's a teen i'm dealing with or a politician who lies that much and that pathologically, you almost have to just take everything they say as a lie until proven otherwise. i know that doesn't sound very fair but in the case of the clintons and especially hillary

who has had to make all of these sort of concessions in her life around her husband and these keeling dealings, i think it's fair. >> it's also character assassination for people bringing up i think pretty valid points like the author. so the clinton machine took to the sunday shows and a former chief staff for the clintons decided to slam the very credible author. take a look. >> it's a book that's written by a former bush operative who is a reporter for that augusta news institution or has been in the past. he's cherry picked information that's been disclosed and woven a bunch of conspiracy theories about it. the facts there's nothing new about. the conspiracy theories, we'll get to judge when we read the book. >> magical word. conspiracy. it's a vast right wing conspiracy right? >> once again, attack the

messenger. it's damage control 101 so i can't blame him for that. the problem they're going to run into is the writup in the "new york times" which is not a famously right wing organ has looked at the book the evidence and the writup that came out on sunday night referred to his work as meticulously documented. however they want to cast him, if he's got the goods he's got the goods. if he doesn't this is a big swing in the miss and the clintons will be very pleased. >> i would say this. for hillary clinton, she may try to spin it this way as her the victim. you mentioned always a victim of the republicans coming after the clintons but also as a woman. i think that will backfire on her. >> speaking of another political book very quickly and this is so -- i mean this is just -- it's just so rich it's beautiful because george stephanopolous and a political

education wrote about he and james carville loved to get the elder bush. reporters would surround them and they were like caged, trapped animals and the exact same thing just happened to hillary clinton talking about you know, these attacks and these distractions and blah blah, blah. i wonder if -- >> she may get away with it because the emails are gone. maybe the answers to you know the facts -- >> the facts wasn't just in the email. somebody is cashing checks. just a last quick thought here. you talk about tearing sweitzer down because he was up formally with republicans. what about george stephanopolous? they're not going to cut his journalistic movements and his credibility. he came from the clinton era. >> sf this is a piece of journalism, we have to be careful with that. we have people in glass houses. >> if the email scandal hadn't happened, this also wouldn't

look extremely sketchy because you wonder why were they hiding emails? why was she operating on bill owes server? people knew there was something a miss with the clintons but this just adds a whole other layer and she can't just keep discounting these accusations. she's going to have to answer it. and this friday night at 10:00 p.m. eastern fox news channel will be airing a special fox news reporting, the tangled clinton web. anchored by bret baier and fox has an exclusive television interview with the author of the book clinton cash, as well as plenty of original reporting. trust me you do not want to miss that. new concerns about how americans are being lured into joining isis. what we are learning about so-called pier to pier recruitment and whether it can be stopped. plus the obama administration facing new pressure to tie the nuclear talks with iran to the release of the americans held by the rogue nation. so why is the administration saying no to that? and right after the show catch

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>> you're watching "outnumbered." new concerns about what authorities are calling a growing trend in terror recruitment. the arrests of six minnesota men accused of plotting to go to syria so they could join isis and the great fear is that they would come back here and wage jihad. four were arrested in minnesota, two arrested in san diego and authorities say they were all friends and were drawn to terror by another friend who had apparently gone overseas and were encouraging them to join him in trying to help them. law enforcement officials call it peer to peer recruitment. they say this new style of radicalization is very worrisome and they expect to see more of it. and this as a new poll found 39% of americans say they think the

terrorists are winning. that's up from 33% in the previous survey. the highest level of pessimism since the attacks of september 11. all right. so one of the points that we were talking about yesterday as this was breaking news is for those of us who lived in minnesota when they created these neighborhoods and safe haven if you will for these kids from somali because they were coming from a war torn country and so on and so forth and they were having a hard time assimilating. we talked about it then and that was a decade ago. now we're seeing this come to fruition. >> we've seen a few stories out of minnesota specifically but really all over the country. tens of thousands of westerners travelled to the islamic state if we want to recognize that. at least 100 probably more are americans with more trying to get there. i look at the story about peer to peer recruiting and the other option of this is people being

recruited as lone wolves online. >> right. that's what we've seen. >> we've seen some of that. when there's peer to peer interaction and recruitment, there are more people hearing about the recruitment. there are more potential data points for informants or the authorities to hear about or get wind of and cast a wider net and scoop up a bunch of people. i'm trying to think of maybe a silver lining, although perhaps a stretch. >> so the backdrop of all of this today is what's happening in boston. we have tsarnaev in the sentencing hearing, life or death for him and we know that his was a sibling situation. we've seen some cousins and siblings. there is the kind of train of thought, rachel that when people stick together, it's easier for them to kind of keep the western world outside. >> i was just going to say, we talk a lot about immigration but we have an immigration and assimilation problem. who are we inviting to come to the country? what are we doing as a culture to help them assimilate and feel

more part of this and not have the separation you're talking about. >> is it our job sole ly? >> sure. i think in our schools. when my father was first generation to this country, he comes to this country and the schools and all the civic and interactions that he had were all very pro american. i think those things are gone. and so it's much easier for people who immigrate here to separate into their own -- can i just add one more thing? if there were groups of catholic, young catholic men going to rome and joining a crusade, i guarantee you that the media and our government and this administration would be having a very different conversation. not about this peer to peer thing but really the root cause. what is it? it's reforming islam and it's also that christianity needs to offer a more robust manly not fem

feminized topic. i hope the pope will address that when he comes in september rather than climate change which is what i understand he wants to talk about. >> is the own -- onus on us as americans? >> it's the same thing when my mom came from romania when she was a kid. there wasn't a choice. you learned english you learned about american society and culture and there's a very big difference between modern immigrants and ones who came over during the 20th century. >> that's the.. that's the point. >> i don't think that's the worst thing in the world to learn about the place that you're moving instead of trying to wall yourself off. >> it's one thing to welcome them with open arms and i think that this administration has tried to do everything in its power to be politically correct and not offend the muslim faith. i think schools go out of their way. the difference is the mentality

of the immigrants. when my father came here from greece, emented -- he wanted to assimilate. despite what communities are doing, schools are doing, they don't want to be a part of community. >> we weren't afraid to say that we were exceptional. >> what was scary about tsarnaev is that he did assimilate. he played sports liked to party and look what he did. >> assimilated so much that they put him on the cover of rolling stones magazine. in if one had a break in conscious, they should figure out what that pattern is and break it up in the future. >> we'll report news on that as it happens. we're watching for the tsarnaev verdict as well in terms of sentencing. u.s. warship now shadowing a convoy of ships from iran suspected of carrying weapons to the rebels in yemen. i said iran. remember we were trying to do a nuke deal with them. could we be edging closer to a military showdown with iran?

>> and new questions about women in combat. the results of recent military physical testing and whether standards should be changed for the women.

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>> welcome back to "outnumbered." new concerns we could edge closer to a military after the coast of yemen. it's shadowing an iranian convoy and launching aircraft to fly manned reconnaissance of the estimated seven to nine ships suspected of carrying rebels to shiites in yemen. this after the united states and six world powers reached a network deal with iran and now the obama administration is facing new pressure to tie the talks to efrl u.s. prisoners in iran. latest case that being of "the

washington post" journalist. his lawyers say iran has charged him with espionage and other crimes. here is marie on whether his release and those of the others will be tied to the nuclear talks. >> we will continue raising his case and the other two americans who were detained. and robert levenson who is missing. we'll continue raising them but their fate and the outcome much these cases should not be tied to the nuclear issue. >> he is being held in the evan prison. his brother spoke about the situation last night. >> he's got, you know severe depression. ivity just been such a long time. i know he's been held twice as long as any prior foreign journalist and it's taken a huge toll on him because as you pointed out, they say he's an iranian citizen but they're not giving him the rights of an iranian citizen. they're been disregarding all their legal process and have been holding him virtually in

limbo since the beginning. >> we haven't heard a lot from the white house about the hostages as part of the deal but cued o -- kudos to great a -- greta. >> we asked close ties to the administration, we're not naming the person whether or not we would consider boarding any suspected iranian ships and really, what would have to be in place treatiwise for that to happen but quote/unquote from this official, the white house is not even close to making a decision whether or not they board but to count right now, we've got in excess of nine naval ships in that part of the world as the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt pulls into place. one oerp point the pentagon and u.s. central command are saying today that nine of the u.s. navy ships are reinforcing that resolution that was passed in the u.n. last week by 14 nations, guess which one was

owstenting? russia. >> we've not heard of these hostages being part of the deal. why not? >> because administration doesn't want anything attached to the deal. so let's just assume that iran was going to give up the nuclear program under the name work, which they're not. look at what is not being discussed. iran's human rights record these prisoners obviously, their number one status as the number one exporter of terrorism around the world their hostility in the region which we're seeing in yemen. there's a whole lot there. illegal missile program, none of these things are touched. administration wants to isolate the nuclear issue and i can understand the justification of doing that if they were going to accomplish their state the goals which according to the administration and the regime, they're not. >> it is the one card when we talk about who holds the cards and really the united states holds all the cards but iran does have that card with the hostages and i don't think it's a coincidence that we're seeing these ships into the middle east because i think we telegraphed

the iranians how weak we wr this deal. that's why they're moving in and doing what they're doing but speak a little bit about the hostages. >> if i'm the president, i'm looking there's so much drama. you know here they are, we're trying to do a nuclear deal and then with the ships. these hostages from their various backgrounds, aren't you a little surprised that we haven't heard about this that this hasn't been the top line issue when discussing a nuclear treaty with iran? i mean this is incredible. these are american citizens. talking about a u.s. marine a member of the v.f.w. and the v.f.w. are the only people standing around going can we get our guy back? not our guy benson but our person who has served the country honorably. what is going on and why is this bargaining trip being pushed to the side? no wonder the president doesn't want congress involved. perhaps there's rational members over there who will say, wait. there's americans and you had no

problem trading five taliban prisoners for a desserter but you will not attach their lives and freedom to a potential deal. why is that? >> i was just going to bring that up. kennedy just sucked the thought out of my skull. thank you for the sucking sound, kennedy. she's our human sound effects machine, everybody. rachel, we saw the president go to the rose garden, talk about the prisoner swap. we know that he's made even a compelling case for a deserter. if he wants to you can play hardball to get an american back, even one that could have turned on his country. why aren't they doing it with the iranian hostages? >> he's a terrible deal maker. he bends over backwards for the deal and they send out destroyers. he's ticking off the military. he's also ticking off a lot of people who care about religious freedom because there's the christian guy that's also -- he's a pastor, correct? so i mean he's ticking people

off all over the place. nobody understands. i wish somebody would leak somebody something from the administration so we understand the rationale. >> it's interesting to note that the president just might want to send a thank you note to congress for the bill that's working its way through to his desk regarding getting congress involved in that iran deal. maybe he's looking for an out now, like oh my gosh. we have to pull our ships in. they have six of our guys. maybe it's time to say no for that deal but he doesn't just want to walk from the table. >> we're going to ask a different set of questions, new questions about women and combat as the army rangers release the results of their physical fitness exam. this was the first your women were allowed to try out for the army ranger school and here's some of what they were required to do. they had to perform 49 pushups in two minutes. these are military sittups and not ju just the teeny tiny

crunches you do. and listen to this. they had to complete a five mile run in 40 minutes. that's an eight minute mile. crazy. so how did the women do? 16 of the 19 who tried out, they passed the first hurdle which is great. but it also comes just weeks after a similar experiment by the marines ended with zero female graduates. despite that the military says it's opening up more combat jobs for women. what does the colonel have to say about this? how does your dad -- >> he's eating his breakfast right now and probably looking up going, did kennedy call me out? she want to know what i think about this? he would tell me to call the representative martha mc sally from arizona. i should know. she's a former air force pilot and had to deal with this issue of women in combat. and you know tore down some doors and broke through some

glass ceilings and has finished iron man races and runs with her dog every day and he would tell me to call her and to say, do you really want the rule bent for you? and i think her answer might be no but i'll put in a call later. i think you should play to people's strengths. if i can't scale a one in 1.6 seconds but i can fly the heck out of a fighter jet and hit about everything because that was my goal too, i think you call on me to do what i do well and trust me i'll get it done. >> rachel some of these women, they're just -- they're incredible. you know the fact they're up against odds they want to fight in the dirt you know with their fellow marines and soldiers, i think it's pretty amazing. these are the kind of women that i would want to hire that i would want to be next to fighting for me because you know they're working this hard in trying to break the last glass ceilings in the military that they're going to die for you. >> but you were in a very dangerous situation, would you want the guys who are passing or the girls who aren't passing? the truth is these are

dangerous jobs. if you can meet the standard, i don't think the door should be closed to women but they have to meet the standards and i think they should not change the standards where the women are at. it's too important of a this isn't a corner office. this is the real deal. >> this isn't soul psych oel -- cycle on a tuesday morning where kennedy is kicking my behind. i was panting and paddling away and she was doing a really good job so kudos to you. we have one of our own at fox news channel who as you mentioned was a fighter pilot and i would defer to her on this. i saw her on fox and friends talking about this issue and i have to say, lowering the standards is a huge mistake. if they can compete absolutely. women, if they want to be on the front lines let them do it if they can pass the test and there are a lot of women that can

probably pass the tests. if not, we should not lower the standards. >> maybe with time they should start to pass the test but we shouldn't change it. >> women are naturally analytical. there are gifts we could bring to the table. you don't have to put us in one box. there's some men who can't pass those tests. >> amen. >> five miles at an eight minute clip? i would be way late for a month. >> you could do it in a car. >> we wouldn't judge. he was the first republican to officially explore a 2016 presidential run but jeb bush has not actually jumped into the race so why is this? plus he's one of the biggest celebrity climate change activists but that doesn't stop him from taking those gas sucking private jet flights across the globe six times in about a month and sailing around and fuel gobbling mega yachts. that's how do you it leo. this is just another example of

hollywood celebrities not practicing what they preach?

>> here is my thought to get leo dicaprio to call us on the catch. earth day is tomorrow and one of the biggest climate change champions, leo and he's being branded a hypocrite. while he preaches about being an eco warrior, and even leads climate change summits at the united nations, he's also reportedly a frequent flier of private jets. newly leaked sony emails reportedly show the e-list actor spent more than $200000 on six private jet flights in six weeks last year and environmental group called out dicaprio last year for taking private flights and mega yachts. what are you supposed to do if you're leo and hot? just take a coach? like what do you do?

>> this is why i don't take private jets and hang out with super models. >> is that why? >> that's why. i've single handedly blown a hole in the ozone with all the hair spray. this is why i don't get involved in environmental causes and leo probably shouldn't, either. >> do you think he should back out of this? you got me. no more causes for me. >> he won't and he'll say i'm bringing awareness to the issue and hollywood hypocrisy is dog bites man. it happens every day. we're not surprised by it. i have to say the only reason we're even discussing it is because sony was illegally hacked and that stinks and i hate all these revelations. we talk about it in the media but this information was accessed illegally. >> and it's created a lot of gotcha moments. >> what's wrong with first class? when i get upgraded i'm so happy in first class. is that not good enough anymore?

why does he need to go on a private jet? >> remind me of the scene out of seinfeld. everything is different in first class. >> you're talking about a liberal 1%er hating people who take a private jet. >> no. i'm not saying that. he got an ward from the clinton foundation of all places for being -- >> my goodness gracious. i see what andrea is saying. don't beat up on people because they have the bank to do whatever they want but don't be a hypocrite about it. >> if he invited me and my family on his yacht -- >> would you go? >> absolutely. i'm not a crazy person. that would be so much fun. of course my husband and my girls would be there and it would be mildly inappropriate. >> and your friend. >> i would be celebrating his success. that's the difference between me and the rest of leo's friends.

>> will you bring my thong on your row boat? >> that's not the first time i've been asked that question, oddly enough. >> there's a blank stare on my face. it's very funny. sorry to youedyou had to explain it to me. no personalized gifts and receipts must be included. growing reaction online to a first birthday party invite that's going viral because of the parents' list of demands to the guests. introducing the new can-am spyder f3. with a cruising riding position and the most advanced vehicle stability system in the industry... ...you'll ride with a feeling of complete freedom and confidence. visit your can-am dealer and test drive the spyder f3 today. you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters

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>> nor "outnumbered" in a moment but first to jenna lee. jenna: new details on jeb bush's plans today. he's reportedly gathering his team in florida ahead of what could be a presidential announcement. he's already leading in the fundraising battle so we'll go in depth on that and also explore the fate of a "washington post" reporter in iran. we had a great conversation on that. he's being charged with espionage. we'll talk to his editor at the "the washington post" and to the "wall street journal" who fls also in iran as a journalist

yerpgz. new pictures from southern california. a car off a cliff. a developing story out of california at the top of the hour. >> thanks, jenna. >> is this the most demanding party invitation ever? an email for a child's first birthday party is going viral after the parents included some very specific demand for their guests including instructions on gift receipts. quote when we return items without receipts, we only get about 50% of the value so it's like throwing away money if you don't include the receipts with the gifts. the parents also go on to ask their guests to quote, refrain from any personalized gifts that would be used outside of the house because according to them, quote, clothing with names is the number one thing that leads to kidnapping so we don't need to broadcast the child's name on clothing or toys, end quote. now, i know for myself, i would say to those parents if you want the toy buy it.

what do you think? >> can you leave me off your e-vite list for everything ever? i don't care if we popped out of the same mom, you and i are not friends. that's crazy. and exhausting. and i would also say, i can't give you a gift receipt for this toy because i'm regifting it. that's what you do if your child doesn't like something or it's a double you give it to another child for another birthday because it's a child's birthday. >> i would go further. i would like to give your child a gift of experience away from you. i'll baby-sit your child for an hour. >> but that's a great point. what we pass on to our kids is memories. in the end, all this crap we buy them -- >> i would want to rescue that child from that parent. just saying. >> but what about this materialism? we see in these parents? this is an extreme case of something else happening. >> this is bigger than materialism. they pass on memories to their kids. they also pass on 50 shades of k

cray. these are major control freaks as parents and if i'm a mom, i'm rsvp'ing no and maybe give them a gift certificate to see a therapist. >> i'm going to defend the parents here. it's a bit intense i'll admit that and also it's a 1-year-old so there will be no memory whatsoever of this party for that child ever. >> amen. >> but i'm a planner and i like how meticulously planned this party is and i'm not always the best gift giver so i like someone laying it out saying here is what we need what we don't need. just make it easy. >> you're a dude. >> you're a guy guy. >> so is half the population. >> call the mom and say, what does she want? she can say, do you know what? finger paints. done. don't put it in such an explicit instruction like everyone is -- >> it's a road map. it's easy. >> what about showing up and

having -- clowns are scary but just showing up and eating cake and having fun and playing? >> it becomes about the gift instead of the party. and i think kids -- look. little kids are looking forward to getting the gift on their birthday. i know that's true. but truly, all the other kids just want to have fun and this puts -- >> they get enough gifts from their parents. it's teaching them to expect gifts and they grow up and be a crazy people that celebrates birthdays for a month. >> please don't tell my daughter this but at her most recent birthday party, i put gift optional because you end up getting so much stuff. >> you don't know what to do with it. >> and you're so blessed you're going to donate it to other families so i let people know that. if you give a gift please help in the donation process. keep neutrally, gender neutral. >> iconic food familiar to millions of americans that you could gift me for my birthday is getting revamped. wait until you hear about the

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it will not be pretty. a major macronna make over. kraft announced they will not be made with artificial dyes in 2016. it will get its coloring from natural sources. this follows intense pressure. kraft said the macand cheese 20 years in the making will not look or taste different. reaction on twitter. what in the freaking freak, it is supposed to look like bart simpson if it doesn't i don't want it. >> it will be fondly remembered always. >> you have a special relationship with macand cheese. you want to talk about your feelings? >> i love that crusty cheesy bright yellow remnants in the

bowl. i have eaten it on birthdays was a bowl of kraft and macand cheese x. my heart is heavy today. >> my stomach. and my older daughter would only eat kraft macand cheese. and i would put vegetables and smooth it out with sneaky stuff. she can read at a fifth grade level bring it on. i did research on things that are hurting our children. our brain room looked tup. how many children are harmed in unintentional injury that ends in death. 5300 last time stats. there are serious injuries and things we need to look at where our children are concerned. macand cheese not on the seven pages of research. >> if it tastes the same and ingredients are natural and better for kids great.

>> i hear michelle obama. >> and these are market forces. >> these are market forces. i understand but we have a box here. there is a kraft plant in my husband's district. and you can get your own picture on the box. >> is that true? >> it is. >> and i am going to make it happen for you with the kraft box. i think people a certain age are emotionally tied to the neon orange color. and i think younger kids introduced to the natural version, i don't think they care. i think there is an emotional will attachment. >> you are saying get over it and the yellow fingers? >> and what happens had you go to their macand cheese more than

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