fantasy football guy? >> no. the sites exploded in the last year, taking a lot of money. jenna: all broncos all the time. jon: all that matters. we'll see you back here in an hour. jenna: "outnumbered" starts right now. ♪ >> this is "outnumbered." i'm sandra smith. here today, andrea tantaros, harris faulkner, fox news correspondent lea gabrielle is on the couch today, today's #oneluckyguy, correspondent for the fox business network, charlie gasparino. he is outnumbered. >> i wore a brown suit. never wore a brown suit just for the record. >> lea, great to have you first time on "outnumbered" couch. >> i was hoping i would be "outnumbered" but i will put a lot of pressure on charlie. >> i hope i don't say anything too stupid to get yourself fired. >> that is problem any place you

sit. >> particularly right here, so. >> we begin with a chilling report, the kind that keeps u.s. authorities awake at night. smugglers with ties to russia trying to sell materials for a nuclear dirty bomb to isis. the dramatic takedown overseas. [explosion] associated press investigation revealed fbi agents, working with police in the former soviet republic of moldova helped to interrupt four attempts in the past five years by russian-linked gangs, trying to sell radioactive material to middle eastern terrorists. latest known case, in february of this year. when a smuggler in a sting operation offer ad huge cache of deadly sees yum. enough to contaminate several sy

blocks and sought a buyer from isis. as successful as the busts begin, the kingpins remain at large. those busted usually got short prison sentences. sometimes returning to their nuke-smuglying ways. we have different voice on couch. former intelligence operator, fighter pilot. what do you make of all of this you're hearing? does this surprise you? >> doesn't surprise me the terrorist find the best way to terrorize and most way to do damage. what i will say, i spoke with a former cia operator who worked on this type of operation. this is a little sensationalized. moldova want more western backing. this there is reason they are working with reporters on the story. one of the vials recovered of the cesium not as radio act as was advertised to be. it is worth keeping that in mind. also a big point of this is that fbi operators were involved in

this. this lets us know our intelligence community is doing their job trying to be proactive. in some cases maybe even actually creating the desire of a need for these types of materials by running these undercover operations. >> interesting take on it. now we know, according to this investigation there is a thriving black market for these nuclear materials. it says intended customer is middle eastern extremist groups like isis. >> what is scary is the notion there, is legitimate debate, i don't think it is legitimate, there is debate to turn that part of the world to vladmir putin let him handle it, let him bomb, do whatever. i think you're playing with fire. if you have russian gangs involved with potentially selling nuclear material to do a dirty bomb -- by the way you put a dirty bomb in new york city, you realize how insane that would be? you would have to close down manhattan. that is what we're talking about here. that is something they would probably love to do. we'll turn the middle east with all the potential for harm over

to vladmir putin? who is the presidential candidate that keeps saying this? why do people give that credence? i don't know. makes no sense to me. >> the most serious case in 2011, a man expressing hatred to for the u.s. trying to sell bomb grade uranium to sudanese buyer. charlie is right. not talking about a small quantity by enough to have impact. >> you say this was lower grade they found in the car. you have large enough quantity, from cdc causes acute radiation sickness and long term higher cancer rates. what do we know about that part of the world, chechnya, the power plant, the accident in? the nuclear fish shun process for weapons testing and nuclear accidents is where the stuff comes from. they will have abundance or did shortly after 1986. it is out there on the market. when these guys get this, i say when, these are four or five

incidents we know about. >> yeah. >> we know isis has money, when they get them the question is what are we prepared to do to make people safe? that is my concern because even if it is low-grade, if they have enough we have a problem. by the way, transporting not a problem for them. it is one of few temperatures liquid at room temperature. >> why are they getting such low prison sentences? >> five years, if you're convicted as expected. >> this is where donald trump i would say his foreign policy falls down. what candidate is taking this argument seriously turning over the middle east to putin? >> i'm going to press you a little bit, charlie. i've been to moldova, it is really, really poor place. it is riddled with corruption. half of the women are missing because they have been trafficked. it is scary place.

what if a bomb ends up on new york city subway, what about moscow bus? it happened before. putin even though corrupt guy, has corrupt friends, he has no incentive to let russian gangs carry on. he has better incentive than we do. they have been bombing russian subways and russian schools. >> i considered that argument. what is his incentive to have radical islam in chechnya, moscow, in his own country? my only point is i think he has incentive to be disruptive. i think he want to replace us as leading power. >> only thing he cares about priority number one shoring up assad. assad is threatened by russia. the question i want to ask you, lea, we learned russia is launching air campaign using warships off the coast of syria. how effective could this be? he said sa no boots on the ground but doing the actual airstrikes.

how effective con he be? >> if he unopposed, our leaders are saying how do we oppose putin? he is showing willingness to conduct strikes completely without coordination with anyone else. we had air superiority and we have given it away. how do we oppose him and take air superiority back. >> a great question. >> people are saying a no-fly zone, but that is a lot more complicated. >> i asked follow-up. >> shoot whatever planes may be there even if they're russian. >> new developments in hillary clinton's email scandal. the fbi probe into her server is expanding to include a second tech company that helped bag up her emails. dado was hired by plat river networks that managed clinton's server, you remember the one in the bath room? they are already working with fbi. due to a glitch, one. emails may be on the firm's

cloud storage site. newly-released documents show some employees expressed concern when they found out about a request from a clinton family company to reduce the data storage during the server backup. one employee writing in email, quote, starting to think this whole thing is covering up some shady, exploitive. that is not all. the state department is instructing hillary to go back and look for more emails, saying it appears she hasn't turned everything over just yet. you giggled a little bit, charlie. there soames to be, writing shady, bleep, bleep. they were concerned about what hillary clinton was doing and have emails on record. >> it was kind of nixonian. that was the cover-up, not necessarily the crime. he was not directly involved in the watergate break-in, underlings were. but he sought to cover it up.

it looks like she is trying to cover something up. it looks pretty sleezely. i will say this when i talk to political operatives, a lot of them are republicans, they don't see a avenue where the obama justice department will bring a charge against her. when i talk too lawyers they say she has to be charged based on the law. this looks really bad, looks like she violated law. lawyers can't get their hands on the fact she really didn't use her government email. if you're using private email and you have total control over it, you must be hiding something. >> when you look at what platt river was tasked with doing, every time they would back up the server, they were told to have fewer, according to the complaint and reporting being done, they were told to have less and less on the backup. which would mean there are some documents not in platt river's hands. when you look for it, go to the new company and go to the website. and their motto is, we're in the

business to keep your business running no matter what. this now comes into, let these companies do some of this investigative work because they will want to do it to protect their own reputation. >> only time i heard companies say give us less backup, not wall street firms because they're highly regulated by government, but they were hedge funds looking to hide stuff. >> they don't want you to see it. >> that is what is so crazy about this. >> sandra, i don't think it is news they potentially trying to hide something. we've seen this on fewcation by the clintons. the question, is the fbi speaking to these companies? you said so many times we know they have backups of their email. somebody has them. >> that is like saying, oh, boy, our guys don't have security clearances. this opens a whole new can of worms. this scandal just got a heck of a lot worse? guess what? dado faced its own cyber attacks. how exposed are we? >> folks within the fbi knew

there would be companies doing backup. these companies, their business is being in the business of back things up. these are storage companies for information. that is what they do. that is how they protect their companies, by storing information. when the fbi gets ahold on something like they start pulling on the thread. i know people have been investigated in counterintelligence investigations, they have to look at any sort of breach as potential counterintelligence investigation. they have to look was this person potentially giving information to a foreign government. that is probably not what happened here. they will pull on the thread and pull it apart. >> it even starts simpler than that. why do you want less backup? >> that is my question. why would you want it? if all of this is true, now we know what shoring up was. this dado company would back up everything apparently they were trying to hide. we don't know yet. reputational management may drive these companies to compete with information and give it up all up. which means we'll know a lot more than we thought. >> the clinton campaign

responded and calling this a witch-hunt. so we'll just say that. from the fbi. hillary clinton certainly has an email problem on her hand, just how worried are her supporters about a joe biden problem? maybe a lot. they're reportedly starting to look for dirt on the vp. i am guessing they already have it. the murder of kate steinle by an illegal immigrant bringing the issue front and center. the president vowing to deport criminal illegals but apparently not much. a new report on how many were sent packing. join us for "outnumbered overtime," foxnews.com/outnumbered. click the o-t tab. topics that you love the most and we'll do round two after the show. ♪ brain health brain health - now that's smart nutrition. ensure's complete balanced nutrition has 26 vitamins and minerals and 9 grams of protein. ensure. take life in.

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this in spite of the fact that the president pledged to focus resources and finding and deporting criminals in this country illegally. the let's come out to the couch. there is only one name pops into my head. that is kate steinle. when we have these people here, and a, we have sanctuary cities they can go, b, we don't keep up with them, that is recipe for disaster. what is doubly troubling, the number of deportations, charlie, it is such a huge backlog. >> it is scary. you talk to the average american, we taken aids, chronic disease, not deadly disease. we have done all great tough technologically in this country, put a man on the moon. can't stop illegal independent my grants, particularly with criminal records from coming into the country? it boggles mind of many americans. you know why donald trump, particularly on a legal immigration and illegal

immigration is so incredibly meally-mouthed, compared to donald that translates into simpler terms that appeals to a lot of people. when average people see a woman like kate steinle hear about her sitting there, enjoying herself murdered by some creep came into the country illegally, somehow in sanctuary city, somehow we can't get rid of that person, that resonates with the particularly with the republican base. i think it is even broader than that. >> you know, andrea, we put people on the moon. we have done a lot of special things. we can't keep illegal criminals out of the country? we're not talking about a surge of children that happened last summer. remember that? unaccompanied kids coming from central and south america. we're not talking about that. we're talking about guys with a proven record from where they're coming. >> not even keeping them out, but also not deporting them. we already know that they're criminals. but this is the administration that we learned last year let go 30,000 criminals. they released them from prison,

with no explanation. and you're getting a totally different message, harris out of this white house. when you ask them, they say they deported a record number of illegals. they tout this as bullet point of success when actually the opposite has happened. they're not deporting these criminals. the "gang of eight" bill in the senate, sponsored by some candidates which charlie mentioned would allow criminals to stay in the country. three strikes, apparently you're not out. so this is a huge problem. >> homeland security describing this is different problem. this is changing demographic on the mexican border, that a lot of immigrants are coming from other countries. they are flown home and would be much more, expensive costly thing to do. i don't know. if you look into that, part of change in numbers. >> i don't know if it is a big part in changing numbers. a fact more expensive to fly somebody from here to honduras

than mexican border but cost of life is -- >> not just flying back. legal process they have people have from honduras and guatemala. it is different process entirely. >> americans don't care about legal process, cost a lot of money, they go nuts. they're in here illegally, get rid of them. >> call your congressman. >> they haven't. that is why donald is leading. >> 300 sanctuary cities. we'll move on. donald trump spending very little money on his campaign so far. some people say it is a shocker. well, yet, still dominating the polls in some key states. that is great. spend a little, get a lot for your cash. how is he doing that? whether the other candidates can learn something from him. we'll talk about it. looks like things could get nasty, what a pro-hillary super-pac is doing to prepare should joe biden gets into the race and whether hillary clinton should be worried. stay with us. ♪

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♪ >> new polling shows donald trump leading republicans in three key swing states. in florida he gets 28% of the vote. dr. ben carson and florida senator marco rubio are trailing him. in pennsylvania, trump gets 23% of support from republican voters. once ben, carson and rubio right behind him. ohio voters by trump 23% with carson in place. this time, john kasich, the governor of the buckeye state, well, he is in third. as trump continues to dominate the race, aides estimate the real estate mogul just spent two million dollars on his campaign. that is way less than the roughly 17 million bucks that ben carson, his closest competitor has spent. wow. we call this in politics, lea, burn rate. the burn rate the other candidates are use something pretty rapid. and when you're spending that

money you could face the same fate as scott walker if it is not coming in the door as quickly as it is going out the door. remarkable that trump is doing it with earned media alone. >> he was on of it v for a long time and he is celebrity in our country. people like celebrities. this man has so much exposure. people know who he is. on top of that he is getting so much attention from the media. he told bret baier last night that the media is unfair to him. i would disagree he is getting so much coverage from the media right now, he will not have to spend as much. >> sandra, he has the three ms. he has the momentum, he has got the money. he has got it all. >> and to lea's point his entire life is spending money on running for presidency clearly. an i don't know if that was always his goal and building his brand and spending a lot of money doing so. "the apprentice" and loans he has taken on, extremely leveraged with his businesses.

saying only spending 2 million -- >> he is not very leveraged. he does not borrow a lot. >> how liquid is he? >> that is another story. he is illiquid and money in real estate not in money. >> the third m is message. while all the candidates are spending millions of dollars on massive ad buys, trump doesn't have to. >> great point. >> people want to hear the message and media covers it for free. a town hall costs candidates five million bucks. >> donald trump is so gifted rolling in the message along with whatever else he is talking about. because he is getting so much airtime it is easy for him to do. hold on. he could be on message or off message. i would say, more to me looking at burn rate, impressive guy like dr. ben carson, can roll in as an outsider, raise a few million shy of hillary clinton in a quarter, and no one knew his name a few months ago.

>> i make this point about donald. i did a story about this last week. the bush campaign estimates, when he opens his mouth goes on the attack against anybody, right, media coverage it generates, tv, print, social media, usually lasts about three days, that is equivalent to $25 million in free ads. >> that is incredible. >> i would say this, another thing about carson, it is impressive, this shows you how much money is out there. there is a lot of money for people to run for president. >> you have to consider favorability. according to quinnepiac, trump has worst overall favorability rating of voters among leading candidates, lowest score of being honest and trustworthy among republicans. gets a lot of attention. but the attention is not all good attention. >> he is still leading in the polls. >> you would know this because you've been in campaigns. private polls are much more specific and began you lar than public polls. i'm telling you, guys that i talk to know about the private polls say his support is squishier.

>> i have a question, if he is saying, reeling in, "on the record," at one of the fairs, billion dollars he is willing to spend on campaign. what difference does it make. i make $400 million a year. so i guess my question becomes, why not spend more? >> because he doesn't have to. >> why would you -- >> it is early. >> maybe he doesn't want to. or maybe, to be honest, maybe this is all branding thing for donald? i'm telling you -- >> sandra, too, to manage expectations, one, he doesn't have to. two, the last thing he wants to do spend all of his own money and not go up. then story would be, let me finish, donald trump dips into his own pockets and still stays at 23%. >> we'll move on to the democratic side right now. in vice president joe biden jumps into the 2016 race, things could get ugly particularly for hillary clinton. her campaign says team of

opposition researchers is working for a pro-clinton super-pac digging through biden's on long record in office looking for attack lines. research turned up an material on the vice president's ties to wall street. reluctance to support the raid that killed usama bin laden. his role in the anita hill saga in 1990s. start with wall street. >> go after the economy. been presiding over the economy with the help of president obama for the past, six, seven years or so. we are looking at underemployment rate greater than we've ever seen. job participation rate lower than we've ever seen. stagnant wages that can go on and on as you guys know. about the economy, how slow and miserable the recovery has been especially for middle class. >> when they talk about going after wall street, they don't mean that. they mean who his contributors. he is pretty popular on wall street. >> i'm telling you wall street already said they would support him. >> going after his ties on

wall street is defined of ridiculous going essentially after president obama's ties on wall street. this is a problem for hillary clinton. you're going after the sitting vice president. dredge up anita hill, dredge up some old stuff. what you're calling into question, at least nominal leader, who is still the leader of your party, the president. >> that is interesting. >> i know clintons fight dirty but i don't see how they thread the needle on this. >> can i ask a question how hillary clinton runs opposite joe biden's economic policies? i mean she has been having to run closer to bernie sanders to fend him off. she is leaning a little socialist. she must be doing quite a dance going back and forth. >> they can capitalize on foreign policy differences. hillary clinton is already distancing herself from the current administration, talking about no-fly zones. that is lot easier to talk about during a campaign than to implement. we're trying to see how she will

distant her self from the topics because those will be relevant. >> that is not only thing she was doing according to state department emails, remember that in south america. she was dancing. clinton attack machine is on full tilt, ladies and gentlemen. full boogie. >> fighting two front, like germany, fighting two fronts in world war ii. you will have to whack the republicans every now and then and go after joe biden on the other hand? >> harris has a great one. she will not be able to go after him on wall street ties. clintons have ties to wall street. they were part of the administration gave us this lackluster economy. they play dirtier. yesterday, about joe biden leaking his son's dying wish. gee, who leak as story about a leak? i know, the people that started birth they are movement. we got the picture of obama in the kenya garb from the clintons. they are masters. if i were joe biden, waiting for

footage of hillary clinton. jon: said you would make a better president than i would. that will be leaked too. >> look what the president said at news conference on friday he gave, right? he was asked a question about joe biden and hillary clinton, and he said hillary clinton, it is a lot easier to run for president than to be president. paraphrase, not best look. i'm not really growing to comment at this point. that seemed like a shot at her. am i wrong. >> i thought it was. i'm not political guy. when i talk to contributors on wall street that know a lot, knows these people, they doubt biden gets in unless it is real clear that hillary clinton is damaged goods. that they doubt it. now, whether, for all i know tomorrow he will announce he is in. i'm telling you what they are telling me. >> you said not shocking. >> not shocking at all. >> you may have seen the barrage of commercials. fantasy sports and a chance of winning, quote, unquote, real

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new york's attorney general investigating two major fantasy companies, draftkings and fanduel. to find out if some of their employees won large amounts of money using inside information. this comes amid media reports that a draftkings employee may have had access to valuable company data before winning $350,000 in a fanduel contest. the companies say there is no evidence anyone misused internal company data. earlier on fox business network the ceo of draftkings. >> we are completely committed to creating an open and transparent environment. having the trust of our customers that the game is fair is everything to us and we have done everything, i think, to investigate this incident and it is very clearly found through evidence that we pulled, records of when data was sent to this employee, there was absolutely no wrongdoing here. >> we should note our sister company fox sports 1 are

investors in draftkings. very important to point out. charlie, when you look at this story, it is amazing. first of all, it is a very young demographic that works at these companies. i was -- >> you a saying they're stupid. >> no. i am saying there were flaws. i did that interview with maria bartiromo this morning. there is flaw in the system. it has been exposed and we'll fix it. i said, how many more flaws? >> get down to definitions. this isn't insider trading. these are not public companies. this is not misappropriating. >> they're not regulated. >> this is not regulated industry. the new york attorney general is going after this because he has a law called the martin act, if you indict someone based on parking ticket -- >> this sus a of private information to benefit somebody financially. >> you have to prove intent. he is saying there is a flaw in the system. may be just a glitch in the system someone took advantage of. you have to prove intent to screw everybody else. there is still that level of

seenter they call it. >> millions of people log on to play fantasy football every single day. >> my husband plays a lot of these, full disclosure there. we don't invest anymore, how much does this one cost? but i will say this. there is some information out there. it is much like cheating in any other facet of sports. if you knew one of the twice you would play on your team to help you win your league's column, if you knew that player would be out for period of time and had that on the down-low, that could give you cash. >> what is the down-low? suppose you went out and researched it or -- >> that is not what we're talking about here, reportedly. you're right. they have to do the investigation. they have to figure it out. talking about somebody heard something and heard something and they repeated it. >> what is wrong with that? i don't know that is not legal. >> because it is not regulated. this is what happened. he went on the record this, is

insider information, kind of like wall street, asking him question. he responded, it was inside information but was received after he was no longer able to make any changes. we responded so he didn't act on it. like, yeah, he could have possibly acted. okay then. >> that is great question. you're not allowed to do that. not allowed to have insider information to win $350,000. >> he could have corrected himself. >> average person sitting at home, watching espn. this is advertised. they want to have some fun. they expected fairness in the game. when you see one of the employees winning $350,000. the same employee inadvertently released information early seems sketchy. when i find funny, these companies, we'll regulate ourselves. we'll take care of problems incertainly. of course they will say. >> you have to break down what this guy did. released it early to everybody. so everybody got it early. >> but he got it first. >> but he wins $350,000?

>> i'm saying you have to break this down saying like the guy -- >> joint statements in response to this, and they have launch ad joint investigation, an audit of both companies. jointly. >> i know you find this very hard to believe i'm not big into fantasy sports. >> what? >> i have enough trouble dealing in reality. this is, i think you hit the nail on the head, proprietary information that they're profiting off of. >> what is the information. >> hang on, charlie, hang on one second. i see this, i think congress is probably going to get involved. >> come on! oh, god! go ahead. >> okay. thank you. >> go ahead. >> they have a huge pr problem, these companies, sandra. whenever there is big pr problem, congress which has to look like it is doing something will stick their nose into it and butt their nose into it. they will try to do something about it. i don't think, not the first and not going to be the last. they will be doing some weird

stuff with this fantasy -- >> this is why people vote for donald trump and bernie sanders. >> they want to do something -- >> this has collateral damage too. you saw espn's announcer saying today, they have to take their sponsored segments. they will not have theirs on anymore. keep ads on the air. >> i see class action. there are trial lawyers licking their chops. >> as of now the ceo of draftkings told me this morning, he said they had not had any cancellations, not single one of involvement in memberships in their company as a result of that. >> wheel check back at 5:00 p.m. >> if you think you met your soulmate, you might want to check his or her credit score before walking down the aisle. how a person's finances can determine if they're a good match for you and whether you stay together. harris, did you do that? ♪ there's something out there.

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>> hillary clinton speaking an event in mount vernon, iowa. she continues to push her plans to make college more affordable. it comes as we get new polling on swing states. south carolina governor nikki haley speaking to reporters about the record rainfall and flooding in south carolina. the governor says officials in several spots are still in response mode and praised citizens as well. there has been no looting so far. at least 15 people died in historic flooding. ap warns that gangs with russian ties are shopping for uranium in customers in the middle east. that story ahead. >> thanks, jon. >> ol-la-la. on that first date, ask the person for what? your credit score. sounds odd but you're absolutely right. they looked a the role credit plays in relationships, founder

a very good indicator, predicted whether people stay committed to one another. people shows with higher credit scores will form relationships with marriages and stay with them. if couple's scores are similar with one another, they are more likely to stay it in longer, charlie, you're smiling over here. >> the last one looks a little suspicious this. i will say this i know people that didn't pay credit cards, that didn't pay -- not me. >> of course not. >> a friend, right? >> i'm really good about that stuff. people borrow money, don't pay them back, this is people can't generally trust. >> study points that out. >> i always paid every bill that i have ever gotten. i think, you know, that is not a bad way to look at marriages. so someone who pays their debt. >> my single, my friend, lea, one of the most beautiful women i know. what is your vetting process, girl?

do you ask for the credit score? >> i want to say that makes us four lucky girls sitting next to you on the couch. that is my way deflecting from the question, harris. think obviously shows the type of person that you are. maybe you're somebody who is willing to take more risks. maybe somebody is i want to have fun now, pay later, don't worry about how i pay for it. >> maybe just a deadbeat. >> maybe just a deadbeat. i think people will match up best if you have similar goals, the way you like to have money. that is one of the things people fight about most in relationships. i personally like to tease people and joke that i have massive credit card debt, to see how they react, when i say that. i have got all these credit cards, pretty much from every company and don't know how they will get out of it. >> do think run the other way. >> sometimes adorably, guys will back off a little bit and ask you questions. depends on the guy. >> how long do you keep up the

schtick? >> do you have a second date? >> that depends on the look on your face. >> fight a lot of money. love don't pay the bills. we know that better than anyone, don't we? i don't know if i put a lot of weight into this survey. i guess it's a promise you're making to the credit card company to pay them. so you're breaking a promise, but i don't know. >> date ad guy that didn't pay his bills, wouldn't you be suspicious of that person, that he doesn't pay bills? >> i would be suspicious of somebody checking my credit to see what my credit is like. >> the question is, do you trust people that actually honor commitments? that doesn't mean they're never growing to fall off the wagon. that is a pretty basic thing. >> bring it up on a date, that sound terrible. >> i think this is really important. i wouldn't put it on your dating profile or -- but honestly you have to be a good predictor of somebody's character and personality.

try to make a best guess does this guy or gal pay off their debts. we all try to do that. what i found is interesting, the study reveals over time credit scores of couples actually tend to converge from 55-point spread to 22 points over the first four years. so you better marry up. >> i think that is partially because you start to do things together. you're making big purchases. >> or paying each other's debt. >> or be with someone you love. >> you just dropped a bomb. >> i did. after that tease, right? >> not just women trying to hold on to their youthful good looks anymore. we know that. the charlie works out constantly. the stunning number of men opting for botox? do you do that? >> no. >> do you? ♪

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♪ >> well, needles to the face, not just for the ladies anymore. turns out that more and more men are getting botox. the american society of plastic surgeons reports that more than 400,000 guys got the face

freezing procedure last year alone. that is 337% increase since 2000. one doctor says his average male botox client is about 50 years old. the 20-somethings are doing fillers. charlie, you are a man who won't even wear makeup on tv which a lot of other guys do. i guess you will not do this anytime soon. >> i think you need bolling to answer this question. >> ouch. snap. >> listen, i will say this. this is part of the wimpyification of the male. this is starting to happen because it is very scary. one great things about being a guy, we don't have to do all the primping. i don't have to be perfect. >> tied to job loss -- >> my chest hair. this is men being women. >> have you had to look for a job in the last five years? >> no. >> it's a b for people who really need it. it is tough. >> is that what botox -- >> charlie i see you in the gym. >> that is different story.

>> working on all the biceps. don't tell me you care about your appearance? >> that is habit. it. >> it's a good habit. men are caring about themselves. >> what is wrong with little bit here and little bit there. charlie likes to go to the gym to improve his look. maybe guys want to tweak a wrinkle. >>rage age for botox procedure is 50 years old. the cosmetics industry past decade or so, significantly changed marketing to target men, by putting for men on their product. they learn men care just as much. >> i think it is disgusting men are copying beauty habits of women. i find that is disgusting trend of this country. it is hurting, it is hurting manhood. >> i talked to dr. manny about this he said he uses it but loves it. works better on men because they have thicker skin. nice to see men caring about appearance. >> care about your appearance without being a woman.

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