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editor of townhall.com, fox news contributor guy benson and he is "outnumbered." very much so. i don't think i have ever sown a dark tie on the couch. >> this is new look. >> do we approve. >> we approve. you pull off the jeans quite well i have to say. fancy, i love it. >> thank you, jedediah. >> they say we're representing jersey on the couch? >> appropriately sober for our first story where at least 11 people are dead in texas after a series of tornadoes ripped through the dallas area over the weekend causing widespread damage and sending dozens of people to the hospital. >> it came out of nowhere. it was surreal. made me stop and think about a few things afterwards. >> roof was caved in.

melissa: a mother of four was killed when she was thrown with her car she was driving. her husband says everything has changed. >> there was screaming. and i tried to call her back. i called her back and i couldn't. i just had a feeling. melissa: can you imagine? let's go to meet roll exist janice dean for more on all this weather, janice. >> so, heart-breaking. this storm system start adweek ago. we're dealing with severe weather. today no exception. tornado watch in effect for next couple of hours. thankfully it is being whittled a way. this is the extending cold front from the main system pushing across the midwest. looks like we have tornado warnings north across pensacola into the alabama area. doppler radar indicating strong rotation. we're not out of the woods yet. please listen to your local weather forecast. know what to do if you have a watch or warning in your area.

let's look at the threat tonight. parts of alabama, florida panhandle, isolated winds and tornadoes through afternoon and evening hours. the threat will start to diminish tomorrow. which is good news if. you live in these areas and surrounding regions be alert for severe weather. the cold part of this storm has brought 18 inches plus snow for parts of new mexico and texas. historic for them. i want to mention flooding. we've seen a lot of high water rescues. this area is saturated. therefore anymore water just can not get into the lakes or the rivers or no the ground. so things are into a dire situation over a dozen states into flash flood watches or warnings with additional four to six inches on top of in some cases over a foot of rain. so that's another big issue. on the cold side of this we're talking about all seasons here, right? several inches of snow. freezing rain and ice here in the purple shaded areas.

that's going to be ongoing throughout the afternoon and evening hours. we could see a foot or more of snow across the great lakes, upper midwest, then into new england. in some cases more snow than they have seen all winter long thus far. there is the ice accumulation. you can not drive on ice. we could see quarter of an inch to half an inch of ice in heavily populated areas throughout the afternoon into the overnight and into tomorrow. the ice is going to be a huge travel problem. already 1000 flights canceled across the northeast. that is going to be ongoing. we'll finally say good-bye to the storm system tuesday and wednesday when things quiet down for new year's eve. we're watching it carefully and bring you the latest. back to you, laddies and gentlemen. melissa: janice, thanks for that. >> hillary clinton is getting ready to unleash our secret weapon, her husband, bill clinton. the former president will campaign for her. donald trump using hillary

clinton's words against her with a tirade on twitter, ordering the frontrunner be careful when she accuses him of sexism and he will go after bill clinton. >> i think his presidency was very troubled to put it mildly, all the things she is talking to me about. she is mentioning sexism. i turn her exact words against her from that standpoint. it a has to be careful and fair. we all have to fight fairly. she is playing the woman's card and give me a break. >> this is interesting to me, guy, she is playing the woman's card. she talks about a war on women. accusing everyone of sexism. she is someone disis grayed by her own husband in the oval office. my question is this good political strategy? can donald trump or any candidate effectively going after hillary and her record while at same time exposing hypocrisy of her war on woman strategy.

>> she disgraced himself. shoe. >> she allowed him to get away with that. >> i like this as brush back pitch from trump this is constantly annoying and i won't get let you bet away with it. i don't know if this is the most effective way of highlights women's stuff and relitigating past on bill clinton. most people few bill clinton very favorably and his presidency very favorably. i'm not sure trump if he is nominee will handle whole thing ham fist he hadly and backfire. if you want to come after hillary on women's stuff better ways to do it. pointing out all the money clinton foundation taken from regimes that treat women as second class citizens or work. under clinton's metric and rubric she consistently underpaid women. it is a dumb attack but their attack and by their standards. this economy, obama economy

failed women overwhelmingly disproportionately. she supports these policies. come after her on hypocrisy. dredging past lewinsky stuff and misconduct is a mistake. melissa: when you look at way women criticize hillary clinton and why she can't inspire women's base people would think you look at criticism coming from millenials. i was looking at a quote on "huffington post" of all places a younger woman saying i don't like hillary clinton old-fashioned feminism. like sheryl sandberg. rich white woman quote, telling us what rules should be. look at older women view of hillary clinton i hear this all the time, out or to a party, women of her age they don't like the way she handled the bill clinton thing. >> can i piggyback on that? >> yee. >> i'm child of 90 ace. i'm 31. i grew up having conversations quite inappropriate for the age i was that because of conduct for bill clinton during

president at that time. that is not something i'm easily forgetting right now. the idea of him being back in the white house makes me uncorporate for thible. for me, we're talking about old school idea of feminism i completely second that i don't like the idea my husband will cheat on me. we'll make it okay and this will be part of the platform and try to reverse that women still have a conduct with his problems in the '90s. >> i think it is incredibly dangerous for anybody to criticize anybody else's marriage. >> in politics it is what happens. >> i'll tell you this. people blame her for not leaving there, is a lot of women chose to stay with her husbands who had infidelity and other reasons. it is not for anyone of us to judge what happens in any marriage. i would say that about as democratic marriage, republican marriage -- >> the cruz's girls are fair game. >> they are not should have been. >> they are according to "washington post." marriage and families are fair game as anybody else. i would like to say that think donald trump if he is going to

use his egregious in the tent fighting and push it towards hillary clinton i'm all for it. >> julie, can i say, she is putting him out there. she is using him as political prop. she is the one who will start talking out there politics and talk war on women and you nice are all sexist and donald trump said something that hurt my feelings and at the same time she is going to use her husband who was accused sexual sought, accused rape, who lost his law license as a result of it as some sort of political prop. almost as ridiculous when he was speaking at the democrat national convention and they were talking about women's rights. you have to be able to point that out. >> you can point it out all you want. give you two data points. he is still most popular politician in the nation. you can scream about it but screaming to your own cohort. melissa: why she brings him out. >> this is smart political move. should have brought him out in 2008. secondly, someone who seen a lot of polling over years on issue it is dumb political move, this

is not a partisan belief, dumb political move to criticize a woman for her husband's infidelity because her husband's infidelity -- >> you want to make -- melissa: hang on. we have to go one at a time. everyone will get very mad of us. >> disingenuous saying their marriage is not up for game and should be off topic for donald trump, any marriage, whether you like it or not in america will be up for -- >> he can talk about it. it is dumb political strategy. melissa: one man hasn't had, please weigh in. >> here is my concern. yes she will play the women card a lot in the general election. she will be playing victim-hood card all the time this plays into that. oh, let's sort of bullying hillary clinton over sins of her husband, she knows politically, she is calculating that would actually work for her. >> bingo. that is all i'm suggesting. exactly what you're saying. it's a dumb political strategy. you can go ahead do it. as a democrat i'm thrilled -- >> a lot of things donald trump

does that traditionally think are dumb political move but it is working. melissa: that's true. >> let him be the attack dog. >> let him do it. it will backfire. melissa: broken all the rules seems to be working for him. >> i'm happy someone calling it for what it is. i understand your point, julie, you have to go after her for her record first but not point out of idiocy as bill clinton as some sort of political prop when he is nightmare when it comes to women's rights -- >> people at home are saying thank you for saying that. that is my opinion. iraqi soldiers are celebrating after claiming they have retaken a key government complex in the city of ramadi from isis. despite this, new york congressman peter king agrees with the terrorist group's leader that us air strikes are not doing enough. is he right? chicago mayor rahm emanuel under fire after two more police shootings over the weekend, claiming the the life of a teenage suspect and 50-year-old

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♪ melissa: the big news out of iraq today. [gunfire] the country's security forces have retaken a strategic government complex in the city of ramadi from isis militants who have occupied the city since may. the news comes two days after isis leader abu bakir al-baghdadi release ad audio message which he said u.s.-led airstrikes only fueled the terror group and they are not working. new york congressman peter king telling "fox news sunday" that baghdadi is probably right. >> i would expect baghdadi to say that we've had some impact. but unfortunately overall he is probably right after 15 months, 16 months of air attacks by the u.s. it has had really minimal impact on isis considering how long those attacks have been going on. melissa: meantime a new poll showing more americans think the

u.s. is losing the war on terror than ever before. 40% say that the terrorists are beating us. another 40% think, you know what, neither side is actually winning. 18% think america and allies have the upper hand. start with the baghdadi thing. on one hand he says not sending ground troops to fight on ground. one on hand they're trying to create apocalyptic recent recollection of fight for earth and. one hand speaking truth and other hand trying to taunt to us do something they want to us do. >> i love this chest-pumping and taunting coming just before the iraqi security forces take ramadi back from isis. that is such great news. these are guys risking their lives to defend this c that is frankly in very deep trouble. for them to have suffered so

maniette backs and go into ramadi and win is so inspirational. yes you need boots on the ground to beat isis. the question is whose boots? i think we need more american special force. i think the president is right to step up the efforts. ultimately has to be iraqis and kurds to get that done. at least with this news over the weekened is positive step. melissa: julie, almost no one polled think the u.s. and allies are winning war. it is very low number. 79% of the independents are very dissatisfied the way the war is being held. is that baddest specially with the independents. >> i don't know if it is bad for hillary clinton. i want to know what winning war means. militarily is 100% right. if we win military peter king is right to some extent. iraqis retaking ramadi and will allow them to retake fallujah

which set per news. we need more boots on the ground. we need arabs and shia and kurds and saudis, kurds, everybody to do that. second if we talk about winning the propaganda war. what is exactly winning the war? people are worried about terrorism as they rightly should be, yet if you're talking about winning the war we haven't there are no terrorist attacks going on daily basis here which is exactly what people think -- melissa: we had san bernardino. what is the propaganda war? i don't get it? >> majority of people at home, my friends not in this industry, people are scared right now. >> they are. >> after what happened in paris, after what happened in san bernardino. it doesn't take a foreign policy expert to understand our enemies are attacking us and we're doing nothing. melissa: we're taking stronger and bigger -- winning would be if they look like they're being diminished. >> diminished how? militarily they're diminished in iraq but not necessarily syria. melissa: expanding territory.

hitting us more often on our own -- >> rand paul was number one on "time" magazine, most interesting politician in the world. isis started beheading journalists. having lone wolves. americans are waking up to the fact that they will attack us over there or over here. >> i'm not having a lot of confidence in this administration this is guy who wants in and out. he is not interested in victory. set as timeline, announces it, hey, terrorists we'll be out by this date. i don't think that is terribly efficient. i think that the appeal of somebody like a rand paul comes from people who are afraid, when we arm people sometimes the weapons wind up in the wrong hands and used against us. people that feel that way -- >> america doesn't agree with rand paul right now. he is barely making it on the main stage. >> i don't know how more boots on the ground without very clear or specific strategy would go over here because to what end? where does that end? if we don't have the support --

melissa: hang on. >> american tide is turning. >> it doesn't work that way. >> they don't have the support of american nation. >> not frightening to me that people abroad are coming here to kill us, but american citizens like the guy in san bernardino who was born here and radicalized. >> we're letting people come into the country and not checking facebook pages. this president is keeping this country unsafe. you can agree or disagree be isolationist like rand paul. >> he is not though. he is not icist. >> not interventionist isolationist. >> that is difference. >> he is not polling well. tide is changing. melissa: go ahead. >> only point i'm trying to make this problem is a lot bigger than whether we put boots on the ground. look what happened in paris, those are all european citizens. what happened in san bernardino is american-born citizen. you don't need boots on the ground in iraq problem

radicalize americans at home and europeans in europe. >> there are people who think we need to continue to do nothing. >> we're doing a lot but it is not -- melissa: tornadoes and snow shutting down roads and delaying flights. we'll have update on that one coming up. donald trump slamming an influential congressman after a report he will endorse another republican candidate. oh, no. who the frontrunner is after now. we'll be right back.

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melissa: fox news alert on the deadly weather system now marching across the midwest and south. so far at least 1000 flights have been canceled and hundreds delayed after days of extreme weather killed nearly 50 people across seven states including several in texas and missouri where a string of tornadoes and flooding devastated those regions. now parts of 11 states are under a winter storm warning. some areas could get hit with

heavy snow and ice along with gusty winds. ♪ jedediah: growing outrage in chicago after another deadly police shooting. 17-year-old quintonio legrier and betty jones were killed. they say 55-year-old jones was hit by accident when they shot at legrier. the officers involved have not been identified and have been placed on desk duty. the tragedy fueling growing demands for mayor rahm emanuel to resign. protesters already fired up because of the laquan mcdonald shooting are expected outside of city hall today. this tension in chicago is a very big deal, julie. does that rest with rahm emanuel and fall on his shoulders or rest with the police department and reforming and way they train officers and protocol at police central?

>> he got rid of the police chief gary mccarthy. he is the mayor. buck stops with him. mcdonald murder was inexcusable. the fact that they withheld information until after the election was over. they indicted police officer only a few hours they release ad tape under court order. rahm emanuel has a lot to answer for. if he doesn't begin to address the issue, not just address it politically and truly address it and truly talk to the victims and people being affected he will have problems. it is not boeing away. he is on vacation now. when he has to come back he has to come back to track kel this. this problem will not go away because some other political issue will come up. it is endemic, systemic problem. he is the mayor. buck stops with him. not just about the police department but him as well. jedediah: melissa if he doesn't resign what kind of message does that send the rest of the country? you see they tension between police and community across the country. we're trying to figure out how

we address it so the community feels protected by police and you don't have this division. if he doesn't step down given his lack of leadership on this issue what kind of messages it it send. melissa: i'm being really cynical. i don't think he cares about what message sending to the country. it is about hanging on to power. that city looks completely ungovernable. looking at violence on police or violence between individuals gun violence where gun laws are tight. the fact you buy a gun for 75 to $100 on the street the city is wildly out of control. it reminds my of l.a. from 73-93, tom brad did i was in charge. gangs took over from l.a. it was huge thing. not near me but inner-city. this city is so far out of control you need a complete clean sweep of everyone. >> right. melissa: you almost have to start over from scratch at this point. it looks ungovernable.

jedediah: that's a great point, meagan. say rahm resigns. people feel that is good idea but then what? does this need to start at community level or the dinner table? do we need this think smaller with parents with conversations of kids and schools get involved and rebill a community so you have some sort of comradery not only between the police force and citizens but between citizen and citizen? >> this specific story with rahm emanuel covering up the videotape is different. this is long story of black men in america being shot under circumstances that are questionable at best. how the "black lives matter" movement has come across. i think they have been very poor with their messaging there. is no denying sitting here today there is a problem in this country and chicago is ground zero. what is the answer to that problem is? that is way above my pay grade. i know rahm emanuel is not fixing anything. jedediah: what do you think, guy, not only way media covers this, not only what our role could be and with we report on it and what we demand not only

from political leaders like rahm emanuel but address in the community beyond what politicians do? we cover these stories a lot and we impact what happens? >> sometimes we focus too much on politicians. i live in chicago seven years it is almost like two different cities. it is wonderful, beautiful, amazing city safe in most places with horrible violence in certain spots. i don't know if every time you have police shooting, chicago police have a tough job, here is another reason for emanuel to resign. i think what his administration did in the aftermath of laquan mcdonald shooting is so inexcusable and cynical and solely done for political reasons, that is the disgrace here. melissa: marco rubio reportedly said to get a big endorsement from congressman trey gowdy. the chairman of the benghazi committee is expected to join rubio on the campaign trail in iowa this week. the recorded endorsement riling up donald trump. the frontrunner repeatedly

blasting gowdy and his stewardship of the benghazi committee. >> those hearings were a disaster t everybody was looking forward to something that would be really produce tiff and he -- productive. he didn't win with the hearings. it was total not good for republicans and country. beyond republicans, it was very bad for the country. i hope he does a lot better for marco than he did for the benghazi hearings because they were not good. that was not a pretty picture. melissa: guy, this was your story, how meaningful is this? separate from donald trump -- >> total not food. -- good. >> that is really good. >> guy benson has one of the best donald trump impressions of all time. >> i appreciate it. this is helped by politics. if trey gowdy endorsed by trump and said something nice about trump he would be greatest chairman. >> would be huge. huge. >> this is a good get for the rubio campaign, no question about it.

ted cruz racked up a number of good endorsements, significant endorsements over past couple weeks. to roll out trey gowdy well-respected among republican grassroots. he is a fighter using his prosecutorial oversight role to ask tough questions in committee. this is something obviously rubio people are excited about. one caveat, do endorsements matter that much? seems political rules are out the window but will this make any difference? melissa: this is narrowed down between a race between three people. i wonder how you see that playing out? this is more for rubio. puts jeb bush further behind. you see trump, rubio, cruz really pulling away from the rest of the pack. >> i will always debate endorsements matter especially from someone like trey gowdy for someone like me worship at altar of trey gowdy. we americans, especially conservative americans owe him a great debt, everything from the

benghazi committee everything happened from that to consciousness of american public. he is good antidote to trump. i think there will be a lot of progress made. melissa: jedediah? jedediah: i think hatred for politicians is so strong right now i don't know that people, ordinarily i would agree with you, i think trey gowdy is good get for marco rubio. marco rubio is viewed as establishment guy now. conservatives are little wary of him particularly way he talks about nsa and privacy issues. people know a lot of jeb bush supporters and people doubting jeb bush is going right over to rubio. i think it's a good get. people are not listening to politicians right now. they're listening to their instincts. they're looking for a political figure defies traditional logic. defies convention. going with their gut. i don't know that the conservative political endorsements come from the politicians matter right now in this political moment as it may have in the past. melissa: julie, i think that is a great point. it's a money signal. not about votes.

not about getting people excited. it's a donor signal. if you are behind the other mainstream guys, jeb bush, whoever it was, we'll all going to get behind rubio and let cruz and trump battle out for fringes at the side. >> could be. ironically lindsey graham's support in south carolina has gone to jeb bush. south carolina is ground zero after iowa for evangelicals and more conservative republicans. now you have the lindsey graham establishment going with bush. trey gowdy going with rubio. at the end i think ted cruz or donald trump will probably win the primary which is ironic. establishment candidates and establishment elected officials supporting two establishment guys in the race, quote, unquote. what is happening? donald trump is leading in the polls. ted cruz not far behind. as you said everything is going out the window this year. this is the most bizarre primary i can possibly remember. melissa: but it doesn't stop being true. a lot to cover.

>> trey gowdy still holds a lot of weight. ultimately in the era of trump it will make no difference but anyone who has been on campaignn surprise endorsements into a crowd, never underestimate physical momentum in a room. melissa: that's a good point. >> i understand we're living in era of "celebrity apprentice" politics, i think trey gowdy especially this is a get for him. do you think trump would not want trey gowdy's endorsement? melissa: everyone would. president obama making rounds on tv and web lately but not everyone is happy about it. one critic saying it is unbecoming of a president to appear on reality tv. is it? or a new way for politicians to reach americans? there is way to save money when you book a hotel. wait for it. there is a little catch. would you be willing to share your room with a stranger? no. ♪ announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on the bully...

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♪ jedediah: welcome back. president obama is making rounds on tv and the web lately. he will be seen on jerry seinfeld's web series, "comedians in cars getting coffee," later this week. he was on the reality show, running wild with bear gryllis". actor david spade questioning president's judgment. >> what president does reality shows? that sounds weird to me. michelle obama is on "ellen" more than i am. what first lady, i'm not used to it. it seems a bit thirsty. jedediah: president obama isn't only one making pop culture appearances. presidential candidate hillary clinton is doing it too. former secretary of state recently sat with an interview

for glozell green, known for green lipstick and bathing in a tub of fruit loops. melissa: doesn't everybody? jedediah: i do. you don't? you don't bathe in fruit loops? melissa: i do. i don't usually take video of it. jedediah: that is where we differ, melissa. melissa: i loved a lot of comments from david spade. he said, i realize woodrow wilson went on "dancing with the stars" once, but what is president doing on reality shows? you're above us. trying to get in the mix. i want to present an mtv music aware. guy, relax. what is amazing about this phenomenon, i understand how you connect with people younger than myself but -- he is not running for anything. he is not running for anything. he is supposed to be doing the job, not running for the job. i would rather he was at home solving the world's problems, working on the isis disaster than trying to connect with glozell in fruit loops tub. that was hillary.

jedediah: obama is doing a tough job. hillary is running for something. i want to ask you, your dad ran not too long ago. how do you feel about presidential candidates doing these kind of interviews and struggle to reach pop culture and young people? what is the line between what they should do versus what they should stay away from? >> there is always this line, especially republicans what will you do in pop culture not seem cool or unprofessional not taking job seriously. when we as republicans, as i do, dip into the celebrity part, ends up clint eastwood talking to a chair. a huge disaster. don't try to president obama is obsessed. i think almost psychologically unhealthy way of being cool. he is going on "comedians in cars" whatever with jerry seinfeld. i agree completely with david spade. you're my favorite actor. i will buy all the joe birth dv. dids. i'm glad somebody in hollywood said this, i hope it doesn't

affect his career. >> what career? 20 years ago it was tommy boy. >> he has two million twitter followers. be nice to david spade. melissa: what is running wild with bear gryllis"? >> this side of the couch has no idea of who bear gryllis is. haven't heard glozell is. my question, my comment, apparently people much cooler than i am resonate with millenials and others who don't watch "60 minutes" and reality shows, serious shows i should say, not reality shows. maybe connect people with in their 20s or 30s, to talk about it. i don't know if she and hillary were talking about from the loops or isis. hopefully they were talking about something that is something that hillary wants to get across to millenials who may

not be tuning. >> she doesn't bother me for him. >> obama too. melissa: he is not running. he should be working more. if the country were perfect he can do anything he wants. >> in cars with coffee with jerry seinfeld after san bernardino attack, got heated talking about it. americans are scared right now. it is completely tone deaf. >> how do we know he is not talking to jerry seinfeld about that? that way -- >> no way jerry seinfeld -- >> do you have to be cool in this day and age to get elected? someone like hillary clinton? i think it is smart. i don't think she will reach young people by coming on mainstream news programs. if she knows she goes on there and charismatic and they think she is cool person she might get votes. is that practical in this day and age? >> yes. not necessarily about being cool. reaching millions and millions of people who are low engagement voters. they don't care about politics.

they hate politics. if politician shows up on show they're already watching this is not a such a terrible person. that is politics 101. remember president obama was harshly criticized in 2012, on 9/11, 2012. he did someone with interview with pimp with a limp, blew off leaders at u.n. to be on "the view." it works. jedediah: we'll see how it works. some states out west are declaring a state of emergency and that is only round one. more snow is expected later today. we continue to bring you updates. would you bunk with stranger to save a few bucks at hotel room? melissa: no. jedediah: one company hopes that sounds like a great idea. melissa says no. that's coming up next. ♪ you're late for work.

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lot of energy screening members. so it can match you with someone with similar interests. what do they screen for? high between and sanity? sound like prison. you're like matched with someone who you doesn't sign up -- >> sounds like legalized prostitution. we have the same interests. let me pay somebody a lot of money. we could split the hotel room together. give me a break. i did this in a hostel. melissa: what, what? >> the no that part. when i was backpacking across europe in college i did this in hospital in amsterdam. 30 people shared like one room. i schlep with my bag like, glued to my chest. melissa: really. >> i'm still traumatized. been like 25 years. melissa: wow. i feel like there is something about this story i'm not understanding. one of those websites and whole thing is in code. like i've been married too long. explain it to me. i'm still -- jedediah? jedediah: i have really bad luck

with psychos and lunatics in all forms. yeah, look, even if it is grad school roommate that you don't know. it is like, the lunatics find me in all areas of my life. this is not something -- find another way to save money. clip a few coupons. go to the discount store to buy your shoes. these are 49.95 and they're lovely. find another way to do it. i'm surprised in this age of fear, we're all like so afraid, we're talking about terrorism. we're talking about crime. i'm surprised more people aren't afraid to show up to be in hotel room and fall asleep next to a stranger. melissa: we're missing what this is about. this can not possibly be about sharing a website with a stranger to save money. this is like one of your things you tell your parents you're seeing movie for 80th time. you're going to whatever movie and no, we're seeing top gun for 25th time. >> really busy right now. you're sharing that hotel room

with strangers. melissa: what do you think? >> it seems nefarious. my mind goes to like a gross place immediately. putting yourself in that kind of a vulnerable situation. i know people who would do this, i do. i know people would do it, definitely saving money to travel. maybe this is the wrong couch to ask. >> i'm trying to understand, do you get to like, reject -- can you swipe right? not this guy. is there penalty? if goal is just to fall asleep next to someone in the other bed and save money, why on earth do mutual interests matter? [laughter]. why do you want to talk to the person. melissa: i like you have to provide five forms of verification. come on. >> for what? melissa: like credit cards. jedediah: college i.d. >> only thing i really care about, are you going to stab me in my sleep or a psycho? that is the only mutual interest.

are you going to kill me in my sleep. >> mutual attraction. >> will i wake up tomorrow morning alive. that is all i care about. melissa: need to break up with your partner before the new year? you guessed it. there is an app for that. how it does dumping for you coming up. ♪ we have over 15,000 activities

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♪ e. >> hoping to ring in the new year without your significant other? well there's an app for that. it is called the breakup shop. it will do the dirty work of ending relationship to you by calling, sending or texting or emailing your partner to break the news. this site also sell as notebook on dvd, boxes of cookies and. melissa: the notebook. jedediah: would you use this app? melissa: i love the idea of it. they say, you know, hard to break up with someone, let us do it for you. let us share the bad news. i love that idea. are they branching out into divorce? are they doing like postholiday family feuds. everybody left christmas and something brewing they would like to say to the family member they left behind at christmas? maybe they will do that as well.

>> like a festive just thing. melissa: airing of grieve vanses. what do you think, julie. >> i broke up with my boyfriend in ninth grade on a pay phone i still feel guilty. looking in the camera, honey, we're done. >> i feel like you have to man up, women up. that is what wrong with these times. people text, someone doing the dirty work. you got into the relationship,. >> this is it deeply unseemly. however, i will defend it on one level. it is still preferrable to ghosting which is just disappear never saying anything. that is the worst. jedediah: i agree. >> getting out, like a text is better, even from a third party, than like, what happened? jedediah: megyn, what do you think? >> i think it is bad like you said. i do what is popular. everybody is so scared to actually confront anyone. thinking of teenagers and people in college would do it.

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