doug walker called 911 and after hearing a woman scream for help and she was rescued. her dad said she is good spirits considering what she is been through. we're back in an hour. "outnumbered" starts right now. ♪ >> this is "outnumbered." i'm sandra smith. here today co-host of "fox & friends" first ainsley earhardt, from our sister network, fox business, elizabeth macdonald. actress stacey dash and today's #oneluckyguy ceo of concerned veterans for america pete hegseth. he is outnumbered. ainsley, by the way you're a regular on outnumbered. great to have you here on very busy news day. let's get right to it. the all-clear after a big scare in our nation's capitol and massive response at the d.c. naval yard. dozens of police cars were sent to the scene after 911 call reporting possible gunfire

inside one of the buildings. not just any building. it was the same one where a gunman opened fire in september 2013. aaron alexis shot and killed 12 people in that attack. police say after scouring the scene they found nothing. >> at this time there is no evidence of gunshots. there is no evidence of a shooter and there is no evidence of any victims today. >> chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live at the naval yard for us. catherine what did we learn in this news conference? >> reporter: sandra, thanks. look we learned a lot of the details about how all of this went down. at about 7:29:00 eastern time they got the first 911 call from the employee at navy yard about possible shots fired. what happened with d.c. police and federal authorities is that they began immediately treating this as an active shooter situation. we had that heavy press presence deployed and significantly they

also utilized something called the national capital response quad. in -- response squad. this kicks into gear when there is perceived terrorism or terrorism threat. there was not an active shot here and there were no injuries and they interviewed the person who placed 911 call. at this point they're satisfied it was not a hoax and there was no malicious intent here sandra. >> did the fact that we're heading into the 4th of july weekend made a difference in all this. >> reporter: clearly that is the subtext here. what the d.c. police chief, cathy lanier told reporters that the response we saw in washington was kind of response they would have any kind of report of active shooter down at the navy yard. reality according to my contacts we're in one of the most severe threat environments leading up to the july 4th holiday we've seen in the better part of a decade. a lot of that chatter they're

picking up is related to these isis homegrown terrorists and whether they're going to seek to try and launch something over that holiday weekend sandra. >> tough to hear, catherine. and are you in general seeing a shift in the way that the fbi is operating worldwide? >> reporter: that's a great question and that's kind of the big context picture here. what we've seen in the last, last month or so in at least the united states is this kind of per acceptable shift with the fbi -- per separatable. they are surveilling individuals that associated themselves. pledging allegiance to isis. now what we're seeing picking these people up very quickly and trying to build a case against them. a shift from surveillance to getting these people into custody because our contacts are telling us they're seeing a real change sort of a truncated timeline. someone gets involved with isis and matter of days tries to

launch something what law enforcement calls snap to bang. is real quick getting people off the streets instead of taking a chance and continue to watch them, sandra. >> the all-clear has been given. but we'll continue to keep our eye on that story. new developments in the fight against isis. top pentagon officials confident that program of training and equiping forces in iraq and syria will help defeat terrorists. defense secretary ash carter and joint chiefs chair general martin dempsey. >> the strategy calls for the united states to help train and equip and then help enable a local ground forces. that is true in syria as it is in iraq and by the way elsewhere. >> we will keep pressure on them and they will eventually collapse under the weight of their own contradictions with a little help from coalition partners, partners and stakeholders in the region and military power. >> those remarks come despite latest reports of isis's

unspeakable atrocities. that the barbaric extremists put to death an estimated 74 children and even more women for so-called, crimes committed during the holy month of ramadan. the pentagon's top brass spoke hours after militants linked to isis attacked egyptian troops in the sinai peninsula killing at least 17 soldiers there. egypt's government saying the militants had at their disposal sophisticated weaponry including russian-made anti-tank missiles. pete, very difficult to hear this as we all head into the 4th of july weekend here. isis situation, as you see it today, is the u.s. strategy working? >> of course not it isn't. isis believes it is succeeding. they believe they're winning. they believe they're in power around on the advance. when you feel like you're on the advance you feel like you have the opportunity to be more bold an spread your ideology even further.

you saw it in egypt and gaza strip and heightened threat level here. i'm glad they say they're confident. i don't know what they're confident about. they're training under 100 fighters in syria, so-called moderate fighters. they are having trouble finding sunni soldiers that want to step up. they said defeat and destroy but this airstrike sort of tactic is not a real strategy and isn't bringing out any real change on the ground. isis isn't ceding ground. it is not clear if iraq was, iraq was supposed to mount an offensive into mosul this summer. who is talking about that? no one. they're not prepared to take back small gains, let alone big cities isis is entrenched in. >> recent killings of children and women liz to call this a setback is understatement. >> yeah. >> you covered so much the money angle of isis. they continue to gain control. they continue to gain territory. they continue to gain money

selling oil on the black market. they're strengthening still as far as we know by the day. how is our strategy working. >> they capitalized on unrest in libya. libya's rich oil fields. your point is taken. they are religious nazis. they need to be wiped out. they're religious serial killers. we need to get rid of them period much. who are we arming to fight isis? kurds say they don't have enough weapons. using soviet style weapons to fight against our own weapons. these guys are taking u.s.-made weapons. that is what isis is working with. if that is what they're doing, enough is enough. wipe them out. >> reports that we're blocking weapons getting to the kurds. >> we saw that report, that's right. >> that is amazing. we're inhibiting more than actually in many ways bringing the fight to them. >> that is getting worse. they established this caliphate last june, isis did. so over the last year we've seen 3027 executions. including kids.

including women and men. men drowning in cages, heads blown off by explosives an burned alive in cars hit with rocket launchers. quote, children even those who are mentally challenged are being tortured, crucified, buried alive and used as suicide bombers, sold as sex slaves. two kids were crucified. >> we're crucifying children? what are we waiting for? waiting for them to bring it to us? i agree with giuliani. said we could take them out in six months. 100,000 men on the ground, six months they're dead, wipe them out. that is only thing we can do. no one wants to say it. is is war. it is holy war. >> if we want 100,000 men to be arab boots, we're seeking deal pushing all arab armies engaging and creates isis. we create ad strategic problem where the arab armies in the arab capitals don't want to engage isis the way they should. >> this will be one of the

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♪ >> welcome back to "outnumbered." some big news today on the race for the white house as the gop field continues to get bigger. aides to wisconsin governor scott walker saying he will be announcing his candidacy for presidency, for president on july 30 tenet. another white house hopeful donald trump, never one to shy away from making controversial statements but now reportedly could cost him his contracts with new york city. the big apple is the latest

entity not so happy over comments he made about mexican immigrants illegal or otherwise. macy's dumped trump's clothing line over same comments. still trump stuck to his guns last night with greta. >> illegal immigrants are pouring into our country. with that comes tremendous crime. and i've said that and other people have said it. by the way, department of homeland security has said it the border patrol has said it. you look at stories with the tremendous amounts, it is a crime wave. somebody has to say it. now i know it is not nice to say and i know it is not politically correct. fortunately i'm in a position if a macy's cancels my tie, has no impact. the ties it has no impact on me. it doesn't have any impact. but the truth is, you have to be able, somebody is going to have to stick up for this country and say it. >> he is still a billionaire with a b macy's or not. while he might be courting controversy, trump is shake up polls. he is in second place with 12%

behind jeb bush according to a new national poll. he is tied for second with dr. ben carson behind governor walker among iowa caucus voters in the latest "quinnepiac poll." let's talk about this new york city officials are reviewing city contracts. if you've been to new york, ice skating in central park, that belongs to trump. the bronx course in the bronx, one much bronx's courses. carousel in central park. these are things that might be affected. do you think it will hurt him. >> i don't think it will hurt, what new york city does is not going to hurt him. talk about a group of people waiting for a reason to try to vote donald trump off the island. pc police were looking for that moment to say you're not one of us. you're not elite progressive new yorker. you've always been conservative. now running president we'll come after you. donald trump rightfully so stickses to his guns. he is saying what a lot of people are thinking, nabe a little more inartfully but a little more blunt than people want but he is got he has to

back that up. because that is his brand. >> stacy if he was democrat woe lose macy's and "the apprentice" and contracts innew york no. >> no, he wouldn't. >> why? >> he is liberal. even said he likes mexicans. he has mexican friends. he doesn't, i think what he said was, i understood what he was trying to say, he just said it like pete said in the wrong way. he is right. he says things that other people won't say what they think that's what i love about him. he sticks to his guns. he means what he says. he says what he means. and that is what i think we need as a new president. >> sandra, a lot of people agree with stacy. they like his honesty. >> quite frankly a lot of american voters are asking for that. we don't want someone that will tell us popular thing. they want somebody to stick up for the country. in response to greta van susteren cave gave him opportunity not to trillion pip

down asking about his statement, he said is somebodies that to stick up for this country and say it. specifically about immigration. talking about the fact that he does have a wide reach in new york city. that new golf course up in the bronx. first public golf course that donald has opened new york city seen open in decades. it's a 20-year agreement. talking about these agreements with the city that are long-range agreements and if affected it could have a big impact. >> will it help him or hurt him in the polls? >> what i find really odd about this de blasio, i don't know if new yorkers want their mayor using, you know, their government, right, to go after anybody. >> speech. >> it is yes, whether you agree it is free speech. i don't think the mayor, mayor de blasio has even met one of the city's biggest developers right? i don't think he sat down with the guy. so, i don't know i find it a step too far to have mayor de blasio treating all of new york city like some

socially-conscious fund he can do what he wants. i think that is really problematic probably a step too far in de blasio's the part. >> the left is frothing at mouth. they want to use this ability, see those republicans they're just racist and anti-mexican. talking about illegal immigration he is talking about a problem that exists. could be more artful about it. >> i saw what trump said was too far. i think he didn't word it correctly. >> talked about closing the border. >> look what de blasio is doing, right? seeking after the national stage already. i don't know inthought that was problematic. >> we're talking about a democrat so let's continue that. hillary clinton raising more than $45 million in her first three months of her campaign. at the same time another massive email release shedding light on the inability to use a fax machine to the fact that white house staffers like david axelrod knew that she used a private email server and that she and sidney blumenthal had exchanged emails about foreign policy concerns since she first

took office. her campaign however tossed the controversy aside saying quote, if you're interested in light, sometimes pretty funny stuff, or want to know about the intricacies how the department works then boy, do those emails make for some great reading. her campaign also releasing a new video ad calling benghazi investigation that started this all, a waste of taxpayer money. we're talking about four men who died in that benghazi attack and she is saying by investigating so that we can give the families closure is a waste of taxpayer money? as a taxpayer, gladly i will pay so those families have closure. >> she he said, what difference does it make. >> she did say that. >> pete what do you make about this, her campaign's laughing calling the video a charade. >> they will dismiss benghazi at political. that is their only play. they have no other option to make it lighthearted and brush

it away, because it is so damning and indicative of a cover-up culture, shady way of doing business at state department, they have to say nothing to see here, nothing to see here, it is a joke and funny. they're hoping july of 2015 this will wash away. maintain the teflon and won't be relvan. they will say that. >> really important backstory here. yes, foggy bottom really got foggier under hillary clinton. hillary clinton is no the looking like the oned frontrunner going into iowa as bernie sanders comes up in the polls. so how does she counteract this slow drip of email story? free giveaways every other week she will be talking about if she elected president. she will give away free things. tax credits or free tuition, whatever it will be. that is how you see hillary clinton try to counteract this slow drip of email story. >> wouldn't accept anything free from her. put it on a gold platter. >> liz i always say there is

money behind every story and when you look at the campaign that she is currently running you look at the fact a large majority of her donations still come from wall street, still come from the financial institutions in this country -- >> right. >> despite scandal after scandal and her camp put that republicans keep dreaming up, not that they actually as her camp is saying it does not seem to hurt her campaign or her ability to raise funds. >> hillary clinton lost iowa in 2008. she came in third. bernie sanders is coming off like the authentic populist guy who will battle wall street. your point is well-taken. there is a political backstory as well as money angle. >> it is affecting her trustworthiness or honesty. "fox news poll" at june said 52% of the those out there do not believe she is trustworthy. so it is affecting her campaign. the justice department is trying to figure out why your next flight could cost you a lot

of money. did the government actually create the problem in the first place? work a lot of over time but don't make extra because you have salary? the president wants to change that. how much will that plan cost american businesses. ♪

♪ >> welcome back to "outnumbered." thanks for joining us. now the justice department is looking into some alleged shady dealings by the airlines to keep your ticket prices sky-high. the doj now asking for two years worth of emails sent between airlines to see if the carriers colluded to limit available seats and force up ticket prices. right now 80% of us air traffic is run by four companies, american united airlines, delta air lines and southwest airlines ironically, that near

monopoly was caused by a series of mergers approved by the justice department. so on average you will see your domestic air fare rising 13% between 2009 and 2014 and that does not include the 6.6 billion bucks airlines collected in baggage and ticket change fees. u.s. airlines earned more than $19 billion in the past two years, all while the price of jet fuel has gone down 34%. so, sandy this is interesting. so the doj green lights all the mergers and after the fact does a fishing expedition right to get everybody's emails. what do you think? >> create ad environment this could happen and while you said during the break there is no smoking gun is actually happening, we don't have any proof or emails that have been exposed that the airlines are getting together on this and driving up ticket prices i don't know what it is in this country everybody wants to attack the airlines. i get it.

i'm paying more for my baggage fees paying for water on the flight it is outrage just, the airlines have been attacked by the government for years, increased regulation and rules making it difficult to profitable. if they earned money over past couple of years where oil prices where they're at, good for them. we have no proof. >> the cabin pressure has been put on -- not been in the up right position. stacy, what do you think there was collusion between the airlines? >> this is what i find confusing. it is the doj job to make sure companies don't monopolize. meanwhile they were involved in the monopolization. >> that is why they're being investigated. >> so i'm confused. >> what you're saying they're investigating themselves. >> right. >> natural thing happened. less competition which is what they agreed to. >> right. >> resulting in higher price. >> makes me so mad though, when let's say, i don't know, something very special, all my family is back in the south. so when i want to go home for a

baby's christening or something really important you're at the mercy of these airlines. whatever they want to charge you, you have to pay. i guess you could get in your car and drive, we don't have time for that. i'm working on friday. take a flight after the show and be back on sunday night. so i don't have time, i'm at mercy of these prices. i think the rest of us feel the same way. they can charge you sometimes $600 to take a 1,000-mile trip? just ridiculous. they're making money hand over fist. >> it has been a tough industry to make money in for quite some time but recently because of they're charging fees for everything but you have less options so you kind of have to pay fees. because only three or four major carriers at this point these prices are keeping upwards. you have less options, with fuel prices down. they're making money. i have no problem with making money but consumers see less options and consumers are seeing higher prices. that is what i see as someone flying. i want cheap carriers out there competing making big guys --

>> sometimes the cheap carriers will all of sudden cancel your flight at last minute. >> that is part of the price. >> i stay at doubletree because of chocolate cookies. i do like them. people hate flying. like preparing for small military battle. this story will annoy people more. >> the planes are nicer. >> they're private companies. they have a business to run. they have shareholders to answer to. their job is to create the best value for their shareholders legally okay? this is assuming this isn't actually happening. if it is happening it's wrong and they will be punished for it. >> the government's job well not their job but they shouldn't be -- they need to fight back against anti-competitive measures. >> they're saying possible collusion. they don't have any proof. >> don't worry about that. >> like a fishing expedition. >> they see a trend and they're deciding there must be something wrong. >> trying to make money. >> all right. president obama will be in wisconsin today promoting a new rule that would make millions

more americans eligible for overtime pay. while supporters of the change are hailing the decision some republicans and other critics warn it could discourage companies from hiring, what we need right now. any salaried employee making $24,000 a year can be called a manager and does not have to be paid overtime. president obama's proposal would double the threshold so that workers earning just over $50,000 could get overtime. analysts estimate the amount of eligible employees would jump from 8% of the workforce to now 40%. liz, i got to go to you first on this one. what is this growing to do to jobs in america? >> u.s. economy is growing about as fast as crabgrass right now. 1.8% average since obama took office. >> my crabgrass grows really fast. >> got to come to your house to see what you're using. sandra this is a giveback to the unionss right? they're upset about the trade

vote. i think that is what the president is doing with this move. will it crush middle managers? yes. possibly at a lot of companies, meaning wipe out people who could have moved up the pay scale. companies say this will be too expensive. >> i have to tell you something when i was listening to president obama speak the other day he made it sound like the government's in position to go out to hand out pay raises to the private sector. listen to what he said. >> we announced overtime rules that i'm going to be talking about more this week. that is going to give a raise to five million people, potentially in this country who really deserve it. >> that not the way it is supposed to work. if demand is there for the companies and doing well and thriving in healthy economic environment they will pay people more workers more, they will hire more. but is the government in position to say you need to pay your employees? >> not if they're forced to do it and they can't. what will happen they will stop employing people.

employ less people to give them races if they're forced to do this. what he forgets if you will spend money you have to put more money in. he always forget this is point. there is very important factor in money making, right? >> too much government. >> trump is a guy who knows make money. >> stacy likes trump. he is your favorite candidate. >> too much government because what will happen, say small business wants to hire 50 people? they will hire 25. fewer people have jobs, higher unemployment. they pass the cost on to us the customer. so we will have higher prices at small business stores and cut hours for people currently working. >> like they did with obamacare or under obamacare 30-hour work week. >> i have to present the other side of this because some people are pointing out there could be manager at mcdonald's making less than hourly employees. >> making poverty level of family of four under $24,000. because they're technically designated a manager they can't makeover time.

i defer to the fox business folks what it will do to the economy and jobs. politically this plays right into left, democrats that they are pro-worker and get rid of economic inequality. i'm for 24,000 year employee manager at mcdonald's because should be paid overtime because they're working over time they're not compensated for. this would index to inflation. they say we're catching up with a rule that hasn't been changed since 1975. that is good politics and good articulation. what it does to the economy is whole another story. >> we got a jobs report that shows the labor participation rate in this country lowest it has been since 1970s. not a great jobs environment. you probably recognize this guy. he became the face of government waste. now he will pay the price for it in prison but do americans believe the government is anymore trustworthy three years after this scandal broke and we

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♪ >> welcome back. remember the general services administration official who partied in a hot tub on the taxpayer's dime? well, jeff neely you to the him right here, became the poster boy for wasteful government spending. spend three months in prison and serve three months house arrest after that and pay 10,000 bucks as a fine. he pleaded guilty admitted he abused his position and lied to the gsa which released explosive 2012 report of abuses at so-called training conference, abuses that cost taxpayers nearly a million dollars. neely was the mastermind of that conference saying he wanted it to to over the top, which specifically meant a $7,000 sushi reception that must have been get $3200 mind reader, i wonder if they tried to read his mind and what he was thinking

and $130,000 preconference scouting trips. neely's sentencing comes as latest "fox news poll" found 61% of the voters don't trust the federal government. 1% below record high of 62% distrust in 2013 and 2011, both years of the obama administration. ainsley, why -- this is blatant example of government waste and mistrust. is him being held accountable change the way government does business? what do we have? >> if you look at poll numbers it would be no. the majority of the americans do not trust the federal government. wonder why? spending several thousand of our taxpayer dollars on sushi receptions. $130,000 on preconference scout be trips. him going to different hotels. this is great for all of us to come back to. stacy during commercial made a good point. talking about how these are taxpayers dollars going to the veterans. >> yes. >> on the morning show we did stories about one guy trying to

get in the va hospital in his hometown turned away. tried to go to another va, he was turned away. >> they should be our priority. here this guy is in a hot tub. i mean -- look at him. >> you see very little accountability at place like va. no one is fired for manipulation scandals rocked va. no accountability. why do we see government workers viewing their jobs and spending it this way? why do we feel he can spend $130,000? >> they didn't go to wichita which i love. they went to vegas. >> sure. >> because federal unions dominate federal government. most everybody in the federal government is in a union. we found with va for example, a union worker, who was working for the va in west virginia, who said you know what? not only do i want to do full-time union business at my day job for the government, i want to work on union issues 100% of the time, i want to do it from home. they're starting to work from home on union business.

there is no accountability because federal unions basically eroded that. >> really does in many ways come to no accountability. >> yeah. >> as i said, at va secret lists were used to hide wait times and zero people technically have been fired. they found other reasons, people retired early or shuffled them elsewhere. ron reagan said closest thing to eternal life is government program. closest thing to eternal job security is union job. >> holding people accountable, a good way to start. but that is the problem right? one thing to see bad things happen and bad things done we expect that. we see that through history. but the lack of accountability today that americans have the biggest problem with here. it doesn't look like any of that is changing. we had a president promised more transpair send sy and people voted for that. he was not transparent about being transparent. that never came to fruition. those promises were unfull filed

filled. >> leaves us wanting in those numbers. 61% distrust federal government. healthy skepticism is good thing but fundamentally mistrust is not a good thing. when can the next president can do to reverse numbers? what can the we do to get more trust. >> make the federal government smaller. make it about states. please, please, next president make veterans the priority. they are the reason that which are free. they fight for our freedom. they give their lives. god bless you, thank you. i can't believe it. it makes me sick to my stomach to hear about the wait times. people men, dying because they were turned away. >> yeah. >> stacy i appreciate you noting that. i run a group called concerned vets for america. we run town halls, folks, running for president policymakers aware of big issues making priority. until the making government more efficient is priority nothing will change.

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♪ >> typically think of women being the ones objectified in hollywood, movies like max jibbing mike, extra, extra large. to what man objectification.

played a huge part landing lead role. saying it is appalling, only women were objectified. i think we want to really advocate for equality. so it is important not only to objectify women but objectify men just as often as we do women. so at end of the day, our bodies, our objects. so what do you say pete? >> oh, boy. not count myself pro-object at thisification. give me "top gun.." telling me tom cruise was not e objectified by every woman in the world after that movie? this is going on forever. do men watch movies with women in them and go, yeah, we're fans. of course we do. same thing has been happening with women toward men for a very long time. >> ainsley. >> we were talking about, i

don't, i wouldn't want my house to see a movie like this with bunch of women at a strip club on stage. i think it is okay for -- >> don't feel double-standard. >> women see this differently than men do. i know that sounds so sexist. i haven't gone to see "magic mike" movies. i think human body is beautiful. looking at pictures of beautiful men with their abs. it took a lot of work to get to that. >> he did all of the work to be in "jurassic park," the new jurassic movie and made $500 million. >> like being objectified, like christmas all over. news flash, this is going. women have been objectifying men for centuries. what about the sandal and sword movies, with the towing todays? wasn't that objectifying men? >> men wanting to see this as woman i will explain.

remember the dove commercial tried to portray real woman to women, marketing to real women and they didn't buy it. they want to see real women to aspire. men are the same way. men go to movies want to see somebody they would aspire to. >> we want to see what we could look like if we hit the gym for six months. >> you put other guys down. >> this is changing -- >> go home and do push-ups. >> things changed to the point, liz can speak to this as well where women are more in power roles. holding higher positions as companies. they're earning more money, in some cases equal to men and, they want to go to the movies and be entertained just like the men. >> finally being honest about objectifying men. >> what isp appealing. we're changing diapers. putting food on the table. we're trying to work hard.

gow to this movie. seeing a guy walking slowly like that? like some fantasy. >> ainsley. [laughter]. >> just a nice little break. just a nice little break from your mundane life. >> world cup fever spreading like wildfire. american women, now know they will face japan in the championship game, after dramatic and heartbreaking loss for england where a player put the ball in her own-goal with seconds to go in the match. will all the enthusiasm for team usa translate to real break through for women sports? ♪

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japan. she was inconsolable. and now team usa gets the rematch. and the tv ratings for the world cup are off of the chart. and ticket sales are through the roof. and they are selling for a thousand bucks. with all of that excitement will women sports get the real attention and love it deserves from the fans. no one watches the games and ticket sales are dismal. >> they are inspiring especially to young women. and young girls are excited and so many men and women are excited about this. i was impressed with the way the girls handled it. we feel so sorry for her. she stood up and thought did i do that? did i do that in front of the whole world? they consoled her and hugged

her. and would this have happen in men's sports? >> i think men would have been just as supportive. >> it is expressed differently. a fist pump and i got your back. there was a rallying a round her and bill buckener or the famous let downs, you have a seriousuation where the fans divorced themselves. they are invested in this. >> the buffalo bill fans supported the kicker. i did not like the reaction from other players. and i think men would have supported each other. and the pitcher goes out to the field and fist pump and move on. you have to get your mind back in the game. it was too emotional of the

response. get up. >> and everybody starts crying and falls to the ground. >> it was the end of the most important game she had played and they are ultimately very emotional. i love sandra's response. just keep going. >> she's an athlete. >> the fact that she helped to get her team where they are today. and that is amazing that they made it this far. yes, her kicking the goal. you have to pick yourself up and learn. >> she's positive. >> and gosh i feel so sorry for her. it will follow her the rest of her life. nright. >> i haven't watched all of the games and i have my usa socks in here. >> and thank you for joining us on the couch today. we'll keep it right here for

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