us this hour. >> the crew of "outnumbered" is up next. it starts right now. >> this is "outnumbered." i am harris faulkner. here today is andrea tantaros back from maternity leave after welcoming little john into the world. sandra smith, kirsten powers and today's #oneluckyguy, steven hayes is here. you know i love you but i have to do this. how are you? >> i am so good. it is great to be back with you. >> your baby is beautiful. which should be hyphenated. >> thank you for the announcements. i saw the announcements you made on the show from the hospital room. >> you will bring in pictures and tell us about it. >> we will do that. and the band is officially back to together.

>> a lot of news to get to and questions on the first one. the white house acknowledged the death of two american al-qaeda members and apologized for an operation that killed two hostages. one of the-- this happened in january. the man was one of the first to rise within the enemy. in a separate operation an american who was an al-qaeda leader was killed also. it was during the strike on furuk that resulted in a death of two hostages one american and one italian. kevin cork is live with the news at the white house. >> reporter: i would love to join you on a much happier note.

unfortunately, the news today is certainly anything but. the president today expressing on behalf of the american family winestein and laporto. wineste winestein was abducted from his home and terrorist posed as neighbors. the family believed they could a difference and dedicated their live do is the mission. the president took responsibility for the mission that took their lives. >> on behalf of the united states government i offer our deepest apologies to the families. as soon as we determine the cause of their detect, i existed this operation be declassified and disclosed publically. i did this because the two families deserve to know the truth.

>> reporter: also killed was an american al-qaeda man 36-year-old man from oregon and a few questions people might have -- i should point out another man was killed and among the many questions, harris, why the delay in finding out about these operations that apparently happened back in january and are for others that have been completed that we have not learned about. the white house press secretary has his daily briefing in a few and we will get to that. >> the president said he ordered the declassification where the hostages are concerned for the family. kevin, thank you much. and speaking of the family warren's family made a statement we will share with you. we were so hopeful those in the u.s. and the pakistan government

with the power to take action would have done everything possible to do so. there are no words to the justice and disappointment they are going through. they did they would like to see an independent investigation. and house speaker boehner said the same thing. >> i had an interesting conversation with ed henry in the green room on this. he pointed out something interesting i would love your take steven. the vulnerability that is left where the president is criticized for not acting and here he is and getting criticized but the vulnerability of the president insisting on no ground troops. a president that relies on drone and airstrikes is this potentially the outcome of this?

>> there is going to be questions about that and other things. we wanted to fight a clean war to the extent he wants to fight a war at all. it has been heavily dominated by these drone strikes. there were reports in the new york times report that president obama was overseeing the kill list and helping make these decisions. it will be interesting to see in light of these reports today whether that was true. the white house said the president didn't make this target. it will be interesting to see if something changes. >> they said that early on and if the briefing comes up and we are able to get there we will show everybody what is going on if they will take about this. you talk about a clean war. what does that mean exactly? you are still killing people. >> steve, i want your thoughts

on this. they say the al-qaeda members killed were neither specifically targeted. that just seems unbelievable to me. the odds of killing both by accident seems remote. >> because you were targeting others? >> i was criticizing him for the killing of anwar and now you have another situation that is similar and they are saying they didn't know they did it. it seems like an unbelievable coincidence. >> maybe we will learn the reason that wasn't the case. but it certainly makes people like you and people on the right like rand paul and others who have been critical of the president for not granting these citizens their constitutional rights. i don't have a problem with it. i am glad they are gone but we need more information about how it happened. >> we heard an apology from the

president about the two hostages killed. politically where does this put the president? >> i think it goes back to the notion of the clean war. it is not really a clean war. this is an issue where you have the left and the right coming together. so strict constitutionalist on the right who say a president can't act unilateral without due process against american citizens. it creates a bad precedent. but you have folks like diane feinstein who is one of the most vocal opponents of what the president did. you cannot have a kill list and kill americans overseas because it sets up a dangerous precedent. i am with steven hayes. i am glad they are gone. i applaud the president forget

going out and getting the bad guys. but we need a discussion about what the mission is. is it drones? and seal team six? or bigger than that. sandra said there is no ground troops, was this the only option? and i think that is a bigger debate for every party. >> is this going to be seen as a success or failure by the administration longer term? i go back to the point he has been criticized for not acting. here he acts makes a decision we are talking about a clean war and war by nature is messy business. >> i think that is the key point. you cannot win a non-world war and that is what he is trying to do. >> and more potential trouble for hilary clinton that could further rock her campain and

have serious security issues. we are learning a deal was signed off letting russia by one of the biggest uranium mines at the same time they organization was sending check do is the clinton foundation. $2.3 million went to the foundation at the exact time that 1/5th of the united states uranium supply was about to be turned over to the russia. this one looks bad for the clinton's. >> in a deal that hilary clinton's state department had to approve. and beyond that she paid $500000 for a speech in moscow where she is paid by the investment bank that is promoting this deal. this smells awful. if i am a democrat at this point

i am scrambling to see if there is an alternative to hilary clinton. these are the questions she will face again and again until she provides answers. she may be able to provide answers on this specific questions -- >> let's take the way that this smells out of it. why are we standing over 1/5th of our uranium supplies to russia. that is terrible on its face to begin with. >> the big thing is transparency right? we still don't know the full details of all of this. i want to acknowledge that fox business reached out state department foundation the clinton foundation the campaign its itself. there is no comments on the report. when chelsea clinton was asked about this her response is the foundation does important work

and is quote among the most transparent and it will be more transparent talking about foreign money accepted. why are see selling off our uranium supplies? that is a bigger question. >> this is really bad for them. one of her spokespeople came out saying there is not a shred of evidence there is wrongdoing but that is because they shredded everything. >> they have said that she wasn't involve in it. this is something done at a lower level in the state department. signed off from multiple people throughout state department and that raises the question about the state department. but i think they have to release the information about how this decision was made. if that is true she had nothing to do with it it was made at a lower level and she was recusing

herself they need tool release that. >> she would have had to turn over anything that was strategic in policy making ways. >> they are saying this involved other people. it doesn't matter. >> they also can't bake -- basically make the argument they were transparent. there was a rioters story that broke that talked about the clinton charity having to refile their tax return because people who were experts in charity law said were highly unusual. >> would you use the b-word? does this look like bribery? >> i think we need to know a lot more. >> this could be the i-word. influence. it might not be bribery.

>> if you keep talking about this i'm going to be the c-word. >> what is the c-word? >> i thought of another c-word and my mind went off the track. >> uranium is a strategic asset. >> perhaps we will find out more from the white house briefing. let's hope so. >> it is scheduled in a few minutes. now it is time for the c-word in a good way. a commercial break. and talking about a obese and more and more people getting turned away from the army for being too fat. and greg hardy slammed with a ten-game suspension after the league says there is credible evidence he actually attacked his ex. and right after the show it is

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welcome back to "outnumbered." so great to be here. forget about nuclear weapons and terrorist the biggest threat to national security may be in fact obesity. this is according to the general in charge of army recruiting. he said 10% of the men and women signing up for the army are rejected because they are too heavy and he warned it could get worse. he said quote the obesity issue is the most troubling and we think by 2020 it could be as high as 50% so only 2-10 would qualify to join the army. it is a sad testament to who we are as a society. if the current trend continues the military will not be able to recruit enough qualified

soldiers by the end of the decade. you are talking about people who are willing and able to sign up for the army can't do it. you weigh too much and it would cost the army too much to train them give them the appropriate diet to bring them down to weight. >> i am unsure of that. the definitions of obesity don't match what the common understanding. the the body mass ratings, brett farve was obese because of the ratio between his weight and height. if the army thinks people are overweight there is nothing like boot camp to lose weight. invest more time and effort. if the alternative is not having people. >> but this is a head of recruiting for the army saying people are too big.

he wants to take as many as we can and he cannot do it. >> there is an issue of people being overweight in this country. it is not surprising. >> why are you looking at me like that? >> you know i think you are hot. >> i am going to blush. >> i think we even redefined what is acceptable in this country. >> you want to be ready. ready readiness for the military. i do yoga and you run 50 miles. >> i run that twice a day. >> our idea of this is based on people reaching a specific standard and we don't lower the standard and move the bar in order to have more people coming in. maybe they need a pre-prerecruitment camp and get people in shape.

>> but them on michele obama's diet they gave to the kids with the piece of fish and whole wheat buns. i agree, steven. this is a government that wants to push their way in everyone's lives and they cannot figure out how to help them shed weight? i am not buying the response of this being a national security issue. iranian nuclear deals is a security issue. bombers are a national security issue. a tubby person with a double chin applying for the army is not a national security. >> you don't think this is a problem? >> i think their definition of healthy is skewed. i am sure there are people they could accept and bleed them down. the battle over guantanamo bay. the administration wants to move

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will be sent out to other countries by the end of the year. 48 of them are from yemen and an accused senior operative could be moved by this summer. i think they should have been given a trial, right? rather than releasing -- i think releasing them is dangerous but wrong to be holding people without trials. this seems to be the worst of both options. >> i think they should have been given expedited military work and trying them in court, we got information from intelligence twlald that would not stand up in court. >> because the way we obtained it was wrong. >> well some is coming from means we don't want to expose. >> we tried high level terrorist in u.s. prisons before.

it is not like we can't do this. the republicans shut this down and now we have to release them or leave them there in indefinitely. >> when the president tried releasing them and putting them in federal prison it wasn't just republicans outraged. they were saying we don't want them in our backyards. no way. that is why the president is trying to move them to other countries. i want to go back to intro where you said u.s. intel said many were from yemen and this is where the president said was a success story which is troubling troubling. i think this is why they got rid of the dangerous five. so they can say let's unload

these, we will keep an eye on them too. >> we should see about a couple things. there was one review done by the joint task force of guantanamo bay and reviewed and found most of the people remaining were high risk medium or high risk for transfer. the obama administration came through with their own set of recommendations. downgraded some of those. but there is no illusion the people remaining there are there for the reason. they are the worst of the worst. >> which is why they should have been tried in the prison and we could have used a court of law. san sandra i feel if you have been held unjustly you are going to hate the united states. >> you write about this all of the time. what did you believe are the intentions of the white house with gitmo? >> they are trying to close it. >> so what happens to national

security? what are the implications of that? >> i think they are huge. even if they came in innocent by the time they were treated this way they hate america. >> and most of them were not random people. >> i think releasing them is dangerous but i also think the president wanted to try them. he wanted to try them in prisons and was stopped from doing that so my question is what is the solution? leave them there forever? >> that is what i want to ask you. i am going to yield my time to hayes. we are getting cozy with cuba and guantanamo bay is cuba. would we ever consider turning that over to them? >> it is hard to imagine we will and certainly hard with the prisoners remaining in the prison there. but republican members of congress who work on these issues raised that as a concern

and they are concerned about it. i don't think you can shrug it off. >> we have -- would you want that? >> no but we have seen the president release people without people supporting that. >> you think giving them to cuba -- that is completely different. >> it is hard to imagine the president would do anything like that but it is hard to imagine a lot of the stuff he has done. >> switching fingers to presidential politics. we are learning details about carly fiorina's campaign launch. the former ceo of packered is expected to make the announcement on may 4th online. it will be a low-key roll out not unlike hilary clinton's. meantime another republican woman who is not running is gaining a lot of support.

according to a new town hall marketing pole condoliza rice beat hilary clinton in iowa 43-41 percent. support from evangelicals and catholic and voters under 50. i don't think rice is going to be running. she wants to be commissioner of the nfl. but carly fiorina, let's talk about her. >> please do. >> ceo for hp. what do you think about her getting into the race? >> i have been reaching out to the business community and there are big fans of her considering she has real world leadership experience proven to be able to handle the economics of a major corporation, and we need someone who knows how to run a business and look at our economy and identify there are problems with our economy like unemployment.

and carly fiorina is being looked at not just a potential female candidate. people are looking at her as a real potential candidate that is proving herself with a strong track record. >> i love what you said about mine. it is such a peeve of mine. why does everything have to be quantified? the woman the black man -- look at the credentials. is there a secret polling out there that says people need to roll out campaigns online? i am reading she is doing that as well. >> it is edgy and new and shows they are up to date. >> the big roll outs also setup the ability to bungle them or mess up or set the bar high and people go that was overwhelming and they have to answer those questions. >> marco rubio's roll out was the traditional roll out and got big remarks.

>> i love carly is not afraid to be a woman. remember the reporter that asked her you are the first female presidential candidate that was wearing nail polish. she owned it. >> she is playing up the female role and thinks she is the one that can go after hilary clinton because she is a woman. she can anocilate the republicans are misognistic. >> isn't she being criticized for her role at hp? >> what ceo isn't criticized? >> so you think that is overblown and any of the criticism is fair? >> no because i think her record with the company speaks for itself. time will tell. looking back at her record she

knows how to run a company. >> is she running for vp? people is are saying that. >> a lot of people think she is running for vp or cabinet secretary position. she had a good response. i was in new hampshire and she gave a speech that was pretty well received and you ask people at the end of the day who did you like and who surprised you and several people mentioned her name. >> looks like the nfl may have learned their lesson finally coming down hard on greg hardy after disturbing details of a domestic violence incident emerge. and after the show? you know the magical time. "outnumbered" overtime. log on to foxnews.com/overtime. we say things like steven hayes is so hot. that is why you have to log on to overtime.

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we could be seeing a new nfl. one that finally gets it. commissioner lowering the boom on greg hardy is imposing a 10-game suspension without pay. the prosecution ended because the acouser failed to cooperate the nfl said there was evidence hardy roughed up his ex in brutal fashion. and the commissioner warning the player if he does something like this again he could be banned for good. hardy and the players union will appeal arguing the punishment is excessive. andrea got a chuckle. >> i was gasping in horror they are going to fight this because they thought it was too much for alleged alleged allegedly beating up a woman.

it is a ten-game suspension but they are not taking it seriously enough in my opinion. ten games is nothing. it is better than two. but in my opinion it wasn't tough enough. >> i guess steven will argue this >> the nfl league and other sports leagues are choosing to defer to the legal system itself. it is interesting they are taking this step and i think it will raise pressure in the future where someone is accused of something or someone not convicted for the nfl to act. they will take away the excuse for not acting by doing what they are doing. >> i would be remiss if i didn't remind everybody -- >> i was going to say it. >> i said we would not be

talking about this a year from now. a year still isn't enough boy the way. but i was going to say this is going to be behind us. people watching the game it isn't they don't care but they don't want to hear about it. they want to be oblivious to it. it is not going away yet. >> what andrea is talking about is the earlier on penalties were not tough enough so they kept being bad apples because they were getting away with it. and you said if we are talking about it is because the market put pressure on them. we don't know what the bottom lines are looking like. i am sure they did research groups because they have that kind of cash. i am sure they know how it will affect the viewing audience. >> just a guess i would say the viewing audience is probably unphased by this. >> i think that is right.

i don't think society takes hitting woman pushing women around, beating women, seriously. this is a problem and it isn't surprising to me fans look the other way because i don't think the judicial system takes it seriously even. i wish there was something we could get through people's mind of how serious this is. if it happened once it is happening all of time. >> and there were previous incidents with these people. i love professional football and the green bay packers. but the nfl had to do something about it. the number of incidents that have been reported particularly over the last two years was striking to people and there is a second problem too. the nfl is facing major issues with respect to concussions and player safety. >> it seems like they were taking the concussion issue of

the players more seriously than the concussions of the players' wives and girlfriends. >> well the concussion of the players are tied to money. >> who plays chess here? >> i played it when i was little. does that count? >> checkers? >> if you don't know because no one else plays it needs logical thinking and one male grand master says women are not cut out for it. i had a chess board in the living room growing up. >> we had a chess board. >> watt until you hear what a female chess sar has to say about this.

>> let's go to jenna lee with what is coming up on the second hour of "happening now." >> we are waiting for the white house meeting where they will get grilled about the clinton foundation and laws affecting

that. and the senate voted for lynch's closure and a final vote could come this afternoon. she is expected to be con fp fpfirmed and become the first african-american woman attorney general. and temporary insanity on a high profile case. and harris from one new mom to a mother returning, sandra, it is great to have you back and i hope your son and my son can crawl around the office and play. >> let's set it up. >> your son is john right? named after jon scott? he is an inspiring kind of guy. >> great to have you back. >> thank you and take care of that precious baby. >> a female chess star slamming

man who said women are not smart enough to play the game. a man is claiming men are better hard wired for chess because it requires logical thinking. he said quote one is not better than the other we just have different skills. it would be wonderful to see more girls playing chess and at a higher level. but rather than fretting about inequality he should just accept it as fact. yes, that is a quote. but the strongest female chess player in history hitting back hard saying quote it is not a matter of gender. it is matter of being smart. i grew up in a male-dominated sport but my parents raised me to believe my sisters and i could have the same success as men if given the same opportunity. >> he is a jerk.

what a horrible and stupid thing to see speaking of intelligence. the lack of women in the sport don't show they are not as good. >> i believe there is truth to what he said. i think we are hard wired differently. but i don't think one is worse and one makes you a better chess player. >> do you agree men are more logical? >> i am not saying that at all. >> he is staying quite. >> wait harris is riled up he said his wife is better at emotional intelligence but she can not back out the family car from the garage. >> it is not me. it is him. >> then i was reading he is dis

discruntled because he lost to a woman player. >> there it is. >> you drop the mike on that and said you carried that forth. let it go. >> listen you don't have to reach far, steven, and you are not going to be allowed to be this quite. you don't have to reach far for a study that show women are better multi taskers. when you are playing the game of chess there is a lot going on. it is who uses their skill set better than the other person. steve comment please. >> i agree. no, look, i think what you said is -- if there are studies top and academic studies to back up the claims, i have not seen them. my 10-year-old daughter would beat me in chess if we were to play. >> very diplomatic answer. you are like can we go back to talking about how hot i am? >> let's not do that >> i cannot believe i am the only one that plays

>> i played when i was a child. >> i agree men and women are hard wired different and they are different chess players. doesn't mean one is better than other. >> this little girl is amazing. >> sandra smith is back from maternity leave and guess what? we have photos to share. you have got to see them. harris and i got a sneak peak last night. serious cuteness overload. this is a fox news alert. ... ...

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♪ ♪ ♪ >> well every day is special here on outnumbered and today is extra super special because sandra smith is back after bringing baby john in the world with his big sister. and look at beautiful little john. >> that was this morning. >> oh, he is cute. >> like that is mom where are you going and what is happening? and of course he is little brother big sister cora.

>> has the funny of the hair. >> how are they getting along. >> she took the responsibility of feeding baby brother. he is the sweetest little boy, and my daughter is doing okay. >> she is just at first, he's staying way over there. >> you can't let him in and then she wanted to hold him. and no it is great. thank you so much for the welcome. >> little john locks just like you. >> she locks like her husband. >> i can't believe how much she has grown. >> she's not even two yet. >> when i saw the pictures she's doubled her size and so grownup in her face. >> she's going to be two in may and little john is 14 weeks. >> make you want to pop out some

babies? >> no. you need more babies? >> and one lucky baby. >> just sitting here. >> and stephen, what do you think? >> i am just sitting here. i have three kids and i am busy. and my wife is very very good at taking care of them. >> we are not talking about them. >> and i am on live chat. and we go on line and it is interesting i will be read the odes to sand rachlt >> thank you to everyone who reached out to me. thank you. >> and thank your little ones. welcome back sandra. >> and my supportive husband. >> big john. >> and before they go screaming out of the building.

we'll keep him here on outnumbered over time. click the ot tab and we'll see you back here tomorrow the band is back together baby and it feels good. and "happening now" starts right now. >> and the president saying the buck stops with them in a counter terrorism operation that killed two hostages including an american aid worker. >> they are telling us about the deaths of two infamous terrorist that will not threaten our country no more. >> following the money. new questions about the donations with secretary of state clinton. and what could the fallout mean for her and the presidential campaign. >> and every teen should be aware of this. this