he carolinas. new water parks in california. pretty hot summer. >> stay in the water parks without the sharks. jenna: sprinklers is always a good thing. see you back here in an hour. "outnumbered" starts right now. ♪ >> happy monday. this is "outnumbered." i'm harris fawninger in. here today, sandra smith. andrea tantaros doesn't like mondays shaking her head at me jedediah bila. today's #oneluckyguy we welcome back to the couch, tony sayeg, republican strategist and member of a number of campaigns. tony is "outnumbered." >> great to be back with all of you love to see you. kicking off independence week with my very snazzy cufflinks. >> this is sort after short week at least for me. >> we'll be here all five days anyway. >> throwing that our way. all right. okay, girl in pink.

>> there was a little gloating there. >> let's roll. we have to watch our backs after what many are calling bloody friday. three hours across three continents. a dire warning for the american homeland ahead of the 4th of july holiday. house homeland chair mike mccaul said this on "fox news sunday." >> i'm extremely concerned about the way the syrian isis recruiters can use the internet at lightning speed to recruit followers in the united states with thousands of followers in the united states and then activate them to do whatever they want to do, whether military installations, law enforcement or possibly a 4th of july event parade. i think we -- >> also the feds are telling local law enforcement across america about heightened concerns about possible isis-inspired terror attacks targeting the july 4th weekends. on a single day on friday here

is how it played out. a person attacked american-owned gas plant where he worked and beheaded the plant manager and tried to blow up the place. in kuwait islamic army claimed responsibility for a bombing in one of the nation's largest shiite mosques. it was packed for friday prayers. two dozen killed, hundreds more injured. in north african state of tunisia gunmen fired at a popular beach resort, just walking up the beach shooting them. wounding some more. many were western tourists. we bring it out to the couch. two years ago on this day, june 29th, 2014, excuse me a year ago, isis was talking about forming it caliphate. a year before that they had just gotten together. today is the two-year anniversary of sorts of them forming. >> 35,000 square miles, harris if you talk about the caliphate going from syria throughout northern iraq. you have billions of dollars

plundered, oil, military assets they have stolen acquired through the black market. look the difference between the war on terror today and the war on terror started 10 years ago by george w. bush is, it is totally being played ten years ago it was solely played in the middle east in baghdad, in afghanistan. we were fighting them on their soil. their entire recruits were going to those areas, fighting the jihad. we have not played offense of the we allowed isis to reassert the advantage by getting these recruits radicalizing them through social media and the internet and letting them go back to their homeland to america, to france, to tunisia, to other countries they can use these tactics and execute attacks on terror, the war on terror. the real problem we have allowed the entire narrative what the war should be to change because of the revisionist history that the war on terror was somehow a bad thing over there. it was a good thing. we were fighting them in baghdad, not in brooklyn, not in buffalo and that changed under

the obama administration. >> what do you make of mccaul bill that would establish a full-time terrorism office economisted to battling extremism on u.s. soil? it appears we been able to stop attacks on u.s. soil although a lot of arrests were recently made. but what is the downside doing that? >> 10 arrests awe point out last three weeks of americans here in the united states who had terror plots in new york and other places with the design being mass casualties lone wolf attacks. these are the real threats. i think congressman mccaul offer as good suggestion. it is surprising to me this is not something we already developed over the last 12 years. not as if the war on terror started yesterday. >> they already have a quarter of a million employees. according to that air 2016 budget. they have a quarter of a million employees. how is what he is recall toking going to be much different than the people already tasked to protect us? if we need that desperately i

guess we better do it fast because the threat right now is for this weekend. andrea. >> luckily they have not been successful on u.s. soil. they became pretty darn close in that cartoon event in garland, texas. we would be having a much different conversation. i go act to the fbi put out a report didn't get a lot of press put it out late in the week where fbi director said there are thousands of potential lone wolves living among us. i want to go back to something you said tony. two summers ago, president obama gave a speech around memorial day. he said the war on terror is over. we're not at war with islam. he should have said we're at war with radical islam but the message from this white house is totally different about our enemies. that they have been jv. al qaeda is on the run. there is no more war on terror. everything they have said has been a bald faced lie. the reason it is worse in the middle east too, we've destablized a lot of regions

like libya, like egypt. the egyptians are fighting back. i think because of the arab spring we made this so much worse and allowed them to get their caliphate and use these countries we went in the name of democracy promotion and made worse. >> pulled strong men out of office. >> that's right. strong men that actually helped -- >> i'm not saying they didn't do horrible things but they may have stood between the rest of the world and what we've seen spring up now. jedediah. >> this is scary to hear, living in new york. i was living in new york in 9/11. when people hear the warnings their instinct, don't tell us about it, tell us what you're going to do about it. don't scare us. remain vigilant. to your average person what does that mean? what am i supposed to do in the name of prevention. they say, okay, doing something. in that respect what mccaul is trying to do. i'm not saying bureaucracy is the answer. least it is going to fix it but something we do in the name of prevention. that sometimes makes people a

little bit safer. >> i think people understand to pick out what doesn't belong in your neighborhood. look what we saw in upstate new york, constable new york. you had one police officer, at that one state trooper who was alone just walking down a treat but the whole community was keeping an eye out. i think we can be good about that, picking out things that don't belong but you're right. do we really need another department. >> all that harris, is happening online at a very rapid pace as mccaul pointed out and it is difficult to monitor. >> maybe this will make a difference. >> those already on terror lists let alone the ones that aren't. >> the boston bomber. >> u.s. officials confirming to fox news world powers meeting vienna will tomorrow's deadline to negotiate a deal. former cia director michael hayden blasting the obama administration for how it has handled the talks so far. >> i hope it is not the final

round. i hope this gets extended but we can talk about why in a few minutes. i actually fear that the iranians have the upper hand right now. i actually fear we have painted ourselves into a corner where we believe any deal is better than no deal at the present time. >> this as iran's foreign minister returned home for consultations yesterday. he is expected to come back to the table to push for a break-through. u.s. officials say they're not concerned that his trip home was scheduled in advance you about it still suggestions the sides may be some ways from an agreement. he needs instructions how to proceed. tony what do you think here, about general hayden's remarks? do you think they have the upper hand? >> look at actions of iran's supreme leader khomeni. he basically at 11th hour knowing deal deadline was now changed everything. he said no more sanctions regime. no more aggressive inspections. you can't come to our military sites. this is why the foreign minister left to go back basically take

the message that the west can't possibly accept these conditions. from what i'm hearing those covering this over in vienna unfortunately all the west now wants is this one year breakout period, basically to know a year in advance whether or not iran is going to comply with what we're forcing them to comply to. ben rhodes, chief foreign advisor to the president caught on tape saying the iran deal is important to the president as obamacare. of course iran knows they have all the leverage in the world. they're using it to their maximum advantage. >> are we, jedediah, are we getting the confidence from this administration we need to know they will not cave too much to iran in these negotiations? >> i think expectation they will cave. we know president obama wants as part of his legacy to accomplish this deal. whether it's a good deal or bad deal doesn't seem to matter to him. seems he will be the face of supposed diplomacy and making everything better. i think it is ridiculous and laughing at us every step of the way. they know every step of the way when the united states comes to the table under this

administration they can be played with. we never sit be up this you meet our demands we're done here. that is not what the president is going to do though. >> it wasn't really a 11th hour because the ayatollah has been tweeting for weeks what his demands were. we knew more about his end of the deal than we knew about ours, not kind of. just flat-out. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said in response to this, we retreateddretreated from all the red lines. one thing left on the table. why is that? is there something about this deal we don't know? i want to press in with some questions. the white house seems to indicating july 9th. that give congress a chance to do, blah, blah blah. they have given the ayatollah to get on the record with a live broadcast, not just tweets. they had a chance to make changes. we softened red lines in the sand that we said were i am

moveable forces. >> every red line, harris as you mentioned. if you look what the president said in 2008 and 2009 everything he said he would demand he has backed off. >> why? >> what are we getting out of this? you ask ambassador john bolton. under the terms that we are proposing do they have enough power to enrich uranium to become nuclear? he says they absolutely do. what is the whole point of this besides looking like we're awful weak deal-makers? someone please tell me. >> you know what? the ayatollahs are drawing red lines. they seized momentum. >> in crayon! >> man on twitter. one guy to follow. >> he can get a lot in 140 characters. i will get him a selfie stick for ramadan. >> this kept me biggs sy all day, greece in a financial meltdown. banks are closed all over therewith drawls are limited to $60 a day from atm machines. the impact this could have worldwide and whether something

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♪ >> welcome back to "outnumbered." well a dire situation in greece shaking markets here and across the globe. talks over the country's massive debt coming to a screeching halt with a nearly $2 billion repayment due tomorrow. now the government shutting down banks for the next week, and, restricting atm withdrawals to just $66 a day after the greek people withdrew more than a billion dollars from their accounts just over the weekend. greg palkot is live in athens with the latest. greg? >> reporter: andrea, considering everything that the greeks have been through the last couple days they're pretty cool. they're coming to the atms as you noted to get a limited amount of euros out of them, if

the cash is there. also banks have been closed here. will be closed for the next eight days. that is due to a big breakdown between greece and the european union and its creditors regarding dealing with greece's debt. eu wants for reform in terms of taxation as well as pensions. greece said no, and that led to the e.u. pulling plug on variety of funding and which could lead to default and greece leaving the eurozone, giving up the euro. here is what a few people had to tell us about that. >> nobody knows. >> reporter: do you know what will happen this week? >> they don't know what is no or yes. >> reporter: what do you think? >> i think a lot of things but i can not tell you. >> reporter: just a little bit. are you upset? obviously you're upset? >> very much. we'll see what we can do and then we'll try to find a solution. >> reporter: it has shaken up a lot of people the call bit greek prime minister, alexis tip practices for a referendum this

coming weekend whether greece should go along to the european union or say no to the demands. no, meaning basically the greece would fall out of the euro. this has got the united states very concerned. president obama speaking with european leaders yesterday. today treasury officials speaking to greek officials directly. the situation with greece very critical it european union and the euro. the e.u. a major trading partner with the united states. greece is an important nato security strategic ally for the united states, with isis threatening nearby with russia threatening over the horizon. we want stability here. that's why washington is very concerned and everybody following this greek drama that over the next couple days. back to you, andrea. >> thank you, greg. sandra, i want you to take a look at this picture. we not only have greg on the ground but we have another reporter called my brother dean

who is in friess-greece this is line in a town. people wanting to withdraw over the weekend a billion dollars in total. what is happening over there. >> imagine going to atm around the corner in the united states, not pulling money out of your account or limited to the equivalent of 60 euros a day. 66 u.s. dollars a day. 500 ever the country's 7,000 atms already run out of cash. government says we'll replenish those with what money i'm not sure talking about them being out of money. this is a tragic situation for the people of greece but it is tough to feel sorry for them andrea, when they have put people in power that have promised not to curb spending in the country and not to address the country's debt issues. they have continued on a path just quite frankly unsustainable. >> it is. >> i have to ask you you've got a brother there right now. he is visiting.

i'm curious with your family, did you guys get big checks? where did the money go? where did the money go. >> no we didn't. >> there by the grace of god go we, it went to some of the programs we also have here. >> my dad lacked harris, he saw the path it was going down. it was socialism. to quote, margaret thatcher you eventually run out of other people's money. we didn't get any checks, lifeguards, 42 years old getting a pennion. hairdressers, 44 years old, getting pensions. they were giving money out left and right. the work ethic, people were drinking and smoking. 1/3 of young people left greece. gone to other people to work. harris it is a sad situation. >> what about the situation going on much closer to home, tony and that is puerto rico. facing $72 billion in debt they can not pay?

>> yeah. >> you're talking about the largest holders of puerto rican debt are americans. talking about greece, germans are the biggest holders. this is close to home the puerto rican situation. >> the greek welfare state is subsidized by europeans and german lenders. it is remarkable to go back to greece, that the prime minister refuses to offer any concessions on entitlements or pensions. he wants to raise taxes. let's transfer, andrea said modern socialist philosophy to our hemisphere. puerto rico, we're their lenders. detroit other cities in united states are creating same frightening circumstances with unsustainable models they're not -- >> claiming negotiations, debt negotiation. there is no negotiating. >> i would like to ask bernie sanders to comment on this. i'm not kidding. this is the kind of policy really funny to see the likes of president obama lecturing everybody how to fix it. if he is so keen on fixing

situations like this, maybe he would be tackling entitlement reform in this country or seriously tackling spending. you need to ask people who are bernie sanders is a socialist. he is not hiding that. he is running for president of the united states. he should ask why the situations in the country exist and what would he do to fix them. >> not just bernie sanders, jedediah. i think it is bigger than that this is the progressive agenda on full display. andrea it can't happen here, greece is such a smsmaller country. no, that is absolutely not true. >> as sandra just pointed out if the people we loan money to stop paying us in the billions and trillions how will we pay those china, who we owe money too? >> the greeks don't. >> port rekos governor put it this way, the debt is not payable this is the only option. i would love to have easier option. this is not politics. it is math. they're out of cash. they owe us and we others.

this is a vicious cycle. >> it's a vicious cycle and bad cycle. 40% unemployment for young people in greece. the canary in the coal mine here. sandra you talk about this every morning on fbn should they return to the drachma real quick? >> no, it would be a bad thing. >> do a little tourism for the mother land tourists can go to greece you can withdraw as much money that you want, don't have a greek bank account. party it up. new jersey governor chris christie preparing to make it official, but can the already crowded gop field handle another contender? and can governor christie win over voters by showing a softer side? we'll debate that. ted cruz lashing out at the mainstream media are obsessed with sex and trying to use questions to trap republicans. is cruz right? what is the best way for candidates to handle those gotcha questions. ♪

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♪ >> you're watching "outnumbered" and we're glad that you are. new jersey governor chris christie expected to officially announce he is 10ering the race tomorrow adding to the already crowded republican field which would grow to 16 if as expected ohio governor john kasich and wisconsin governor scott walker jump into the race next month as planned as well. typically outspoken governor christie released a new video showcasing a softer side referencing his mom who you may know died of cancer. >> she grabbed my hand she saids christopher there is nothing left unsaid between us. it was an incredibly powerful moment in my life. >> all right. tony saying who is our #oneluckyguy knows governor christie very well. in fact you and your company at one point worked with him on some of his crisis points, crisis management. >> we were there during the best of times, worst of times.

worked on some gubernatorial efforts, that ended in rather historic win, 60%, winning among non-traditional voting groups, women, blacks hispanicss and. chris christie will be much more formidable than the conventional wisdom put it. >> why? >> he is a genuine guy. he is ought thin tick, people like at the end of the day especially republican primary voters that will tell them like it is. >> that is campaign slogan. >> that is something he clearly done. am i going to pretend he is in as good a shape as couple years ago absolutely not. he will need to work towards rehabilitation and he can. >> yesterday, donald trump phoned in and had this to say about hills friend he called governor christie. i really like him. he is my friend. but he missed his time. he missed his turn. i'm paraphrasing. he missed his turn. >> good luck with the conservatives and libertarians,

chris christie. he is going after rand paul like crazy on privacy issues on the nsa. conservatives take issue with him. talk radio has not been quiet in their critique on him, gun control and accepting obamacare subsidies. he has a hard time with them. i don't think his delivery helps. i think it would be interesting to see him on the debate stage with donald trump that would be entertaining tv at its best. >> what is interesting looking at some polling donald trump is doing well, behind jeb bush in someplaces and beating a lot of others. how do you think chris christie will stack up after this announcement? >> it is interesting, they're both similar styles. they're direct and rough around the edges you say. they offend people because they say a lot of things that aren't politically correct. but they deliver the truth. in defense of chris christie i would say this, he is the governor of a blue state as a republican. i know that he took shots against the base. he made a lot of enemies. i don't think he should have done that because it will be tough to get the love back. he has done a lot of good things

in new jersey dealing with democratic legislature, vetoing a lot of progressive bills. it is tough to get elected as republican in blue state. republicans should follow his model. he got, blacks and hispanics. the coalition he built in new jersey is something republicans should look at. it was pretty impressive. >> he might match up best against hillary clinton for that particular reason. how blue many soft states are on the east coast. >> talk to me about the economy, tony because we haven't, what could governor christie run on? because his polling shows the american people are still at top of their list when they go to the voting booth. >> andrea said it right, he had two democratic houses on his legislature. he capped property taxes, reformed pensions and tried to cut spending and done it in real numeric way not just cut the growth ever spending. another way of saying we would have spent more if we didn't do it this way.

chris christie, you have to understand, you can't count him out. he is tenacious fighter. he believes in what he says. what did we talk about before this segment greece failing on the collapsing entitlement system. who is the only republican candidate talking meaningfully about retirement reform. he will bring a meaningfully aspect to this public policy debates. >> do voters in new jersey likes him? >> ted cruz calling out the liberal and mainstream media accusing them being obsessed with sex. hmmm. in an interview with fox news's howard kurtz over the weekend, senator cruz claimed some reporters used stories like the supreme court ruling on same-sex marriage, to try and quote, trap gop candidates. >> it was apparently the only issue this reporter wanted to talk about. i was happy to answer it and answer it again and again. kept on asking it, what is it about the left that i include

the mainstream media that you're obsessed with sex. some people say why didn't you just say no? the answer should be obvious no? >> right. >> the reason is, and you know this well, there is a trap in politics. >> bingo. i think that he is hitting on something very powerful because it's true! they ask republican men mostly men running about birth control and the war on women and what happens between a woman and her doctor and would you bake a cake. >> that is all true, i would say have an answer. i would repeat if they can trap you you're not good you have in. you will ask me about gay marriage all day long. it is what i believe. you can repeat i had 17 different ways i will not come off like a homophobe or hating gay people because i will give you a proper answer. there are people who will try to trap you. yes you get ridiculous questions. you're running for president. be prepared. >> isn't that what it is, tony they go out of that way to paint

republicans as bigots. >> that is exactly what it is. you don't see the same pursuit of bernie sanders or joe biden, elizabeth warren about these tough cultural issues. i think when you look at a guy like ted cruz he is easy to demonize. comes across as very central casting, evil right-wing republican. so i think in his case what i would do is little more what you suggested jedediah. have one of these answers ready. make it something like, don't treat it as a serious question. answer it as the question it is. which is gotcha question. and don't give them more than they need to hurt you. >> that is really interesting perspective on it. because one thing senator cruz did i what was very smart put this in a zone i think most americans can get into understand especially with social media, this vicious game of gotcha we have going. it would work for him to have lighter answer to one of those questions. look, that probably doesn't deserve a whole lot. here is what i'm going to give you. if you do that again it is rude. >> you know who deals with questions we were talking about

these type of questions very well, chris christie. he was asked about transgender schools or funding for schools he said to the media, are you kidding me? right after hurricane sandy. people are dying in my state. there is wreckage. i will not answer that right now. he shuts them down and makes them look ridiculous. >> go on the offensive. i'm sure as you two would tell me, as far as campaign strategy to paint yourself as a victim of the media, just doesn't put him in a strong light. >> well it is a given. so there is no more outrage bit. you can't as a republican make people feel bad for you because you're getting beat up by the media. i think what we learned, this comes through sitting in countless focus groups in swing states all across the company people want to feel likability to candidate they support. they want emotional connection. humor does that. being honest and direct as you point out with andrea, chris christie and others. chris christie is not only one. who doesn't do it very well? hillary clinton. ultimately i think that will be

one of her downfalls. as much as we're discussing this as republican problem the person that might ultimately hurt is likely democratic -- >> no one asked her about her position on gay marriage, in 2003 was very clear. a man and a woman. doesn't allow media to ask her these questions. over the weekend jedediah, i saw a piece, barney frank. allowed him to publish calling justice scalia a bigot. what they're doing, if you read the dissent of scalia. this isn't about gay marriage or at all. how we got there. it was left to the legislature. he wasn't talking negatively about gay marriage at all this is the tack they will take even though that decision has been settled. >> i think that is probably true. why it is so important to be prepared and have an answer that makes sense. these guys are smart. you've got real -- the bench on gop side, ted cruz is brilliant guy. i believe he can sit back for a couple of minutes and come up with an answer yes, maybe a little comical, but factual and

say the media saying we didn't get him. we didn't trap him. we didn't win. everyone of those guys. rand paul will be big on that. these are smart individuals running. carly fiorina, i have full confidence they can handle media. >> especially women's issues. that is going to come back for sure. she was pregnant but decided to hide it from her coworkers. why this ceo says she did it and tremendous reaction buzzing everywhere from what she said. ♪

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>> ceo of a matchmaking company causing quite a stir after revealing she concealed her pregnancy with everyone in her office. in interview with good "good morning america," talia goldstein worried about discrimination and possibly losing investors in her company. >> one meeting it was 80 degrees

outside, wearing a trench coat. better off looking ridiculous than pregnant. i caught up a bunch my advisors without telling them i was regularnant if they invest in a pregnant ceo. openly told me they would not, a huge red flag. >> hmmm, when you listen to the whole interview, and she seems almost apologetic for what she is doing although not being accused doing anything wrong. is it, is it wrong to hide that from potential investors that you're pregnant? >> depends on what the stakes are. i wouldn't say this has a moving line, obviously tell the truth. my parents owned small businesses, owned restaurants they would appreciate a employee they were going to hire telling the truth, and i get that. there are instances in corporate life you never hear the blow back. we let her go because she is pregnant and we pushed her out the door. most places have 6 or 90

probation period. they can let you bo for any reason before you get benefits. this tends to backfire. i wonder why women lie about it. but i see it happening. >> she put feelers out there with people at her company. they asked her what they thought of a pregnant female ceo. she said that most of them saidey would avoid one like the plague, jedediah. >> i mean i get where she is coming from. i think there is, even if there is an outward discrimination, i think what people think all the time. well, she will take maternity. not as readily available. this could come up, health issue. a lot of things go through people's minds. it is unfortunate that people feel like they had to hide something like that but i completely understand where she is coming from. >> tony, what are all the men going to think, when she exposes she is pregnant? she will be gone for months. she might not come back to work. does this still go through the mind? i'm not just asking you that to

generalize for all men? that is the fear. >> very non-controversial answer i could give i totally understand where she is coming from. here is the difference, if she was employee, that is one thing. she is part of a team. there is redundancy you can make arrangements in a firm to back somebody up. >> here we go. >> if you're ceo, asking for millions and millions of dollars in investments with somebody, i don't know how much she is asking for but i imagine not for 50 bucks right, you do have i think an obligation to give that investor -- >> that is the word, that is the word. >> especially one who will be a fiduciary hair shoulder in you as the -- shareholder in you as ceo. >> i checked with our legal eagles judge andrew napolitano, she called all her friends and didn't call lawyer. she is in legal breach. pregnancy is material to the ceo's ability to spend and manage the use of investor's funds because is necessitated a prolonged absence from her work. she had a duty to reveal it.

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>> more "outnumbered" in just a moment. to jenna lee what is coming up in second hour of "happening now." >> hey harris, markets around the world falling today as we get a trifecta of negative news. greece closer to default so is puerto rico. and china and we're on top of the fast moving stories how it impacts your money. supreme court handing the president big setback on environment.

highest court for epa to figure out a way to regulate emissions taking costs into account. shannon bream explains. worlds powers will miss deadline on iran about the nuclear program. talks will be reportedly extended tomorrow. >> to use one of my favorite words trifecta. a lot of news at top of the hour. see you then. >> breaking up by phone or text used to be considered rude but now they seem like more respectable ways to end the relationship compared to the latest trend. it is called ghosting, cutting off all contact and ignoring former partner's attempts to reach out like you've fallen off the planet. one person writing people are less comfortable talking face-to-face about hard things, come easier to move on, let time past and forget to tell the person you're breaking up with them. harris is making a gesture right now, i want nothing to do with you. you would never do this. >> no, i'm too much of a talker. i want to talk the poor guy to

death. i'm breaking up with you. no, i have to get it out. >> you would definitely give him closure. >> hours and hours of closure. no i would say this, in certain instance this is could be a really bad thing to do. in all seriousness, you know my story as stalking victim years ago. if you don't have attempt at closure, somebody is unbalanced, small percentage of people out there, but it can happen, it can open up to the door to the kind of thing you don't want in your life. face-to-face, i love you but not that much. >> you think it is easier though. >> that hurts. >> baby don't make it her. >> feel like for younger people, because they're not used to going up and asking someone out. not used to picking up a telephone to make a phone call. this isn't part of their life. they text and everything is so detached and personal this is the norm now to sort of vanish. >> i am glad you pointed to me when you said younger people. >> you are the demographic. >> look i actually have almost

disagree with the premise. i ghosted when i was in college years ago. i feel like that was okay, whatever, from -- but i think it is maturity thing more than it's a technology thing. because today, of course i'm married but i don't think anybody of a certain mature level or caliber professionally would ever just let something go by disappearing especially around here, would be hard for everybody to disappear. i think of andrea. >> never, never. >> never do that over the age of 30 ever. god, can you imagine? >> raise the board to 35. >> you don't feel like you need, i need closure. even with fallout with a friend even beyond a relationship with a friend i need to have the one conversation. >> it depends. it depends. there was one instance i was trying to rack my brain i did ghost, ghosted somebody. he was such a jerk he did not deserve even five minutes let alone five seconds of me giving him closure. frankly he should know why he was ghosted.

that was a while ago though. >> wow. >> sandra what do you think about the wheel thing. >> ghosted one time. >> gosh, i don't know if we're on the same page. i think i ghosted 25 times. >> look at you wow. >> ghosting all the time, girlfriend. >> i'm happily married but no back in the day. talking about college? yeah, you cut off all communication. like see ya. don't give him your phone number. >> then they show up outside the dorm window, would be like andrea, i love you. >> with radio over their head. >> outside your window for days. >> do not ghost me. consequences will not be good. revelations for one of hollywood's most imitated voices what schwarz schwarz said arnold schwarzenegger. >> he went me to safe you from

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he can speak perfect english and keeps the thick acent because fans expect. it he is an actor, right. >> we know he can live two lives. he was hooking up with a person around the corner in the house. he's been dropping other stuff. >> when he's on the campaign trail he would temper it down. instead of i need your boots. >> he owns it perfectly. and it would be weird to hear him talk in an american style acent and he stuck to it. >> i hope he is part machine and going to save me. >> i like machines. they come and save people.

>> it is self made. >> and that is not exactly through the roof. >> yes. sandra, any thoughts on the gubinator. >> it is his brand and money and recognizing him and you can't mistake that voice and accent. that's the trademark. >> why would he want to change it if that is the way people know him? >> so you understand him. >> and you hear people in the later years saying it is relevancy that they are reaching for. they have a new movie coming out and got to be a part of the marketing and how much he loves his love child. >> and oh. we don't have enough time for the love child but we can do it on outnumber over time. >> okay. >> go to fox news.com/outnumbered. and we'll talk about ghosting and love child.

we'll be here tomorrow noon eastern. we hope so "happening now" starts now. >> in the fight against isis the fbi arresting a 23 wroer old man in west new york new jersey on charges of supporting the islamic state. he was providing isis with service and recruits. one suspect was his brother and was arrested in jordan. the other suspect was arrested in united states. the new jersey man is scheduled it make his first court appearance this afternoon. and we will have more on the developing story as it happens. to another fox news alert for you. the dow down 200 points and all eyes on wall street today. and greece moves closer to default. and puerto rico reaches a fiscal crisis and