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[laughter] you know one thing guys, we talk a lot, one of the big buzz words in society these days is fair. nothing's fair. everything we've got to make it fair. but in real life we've always read and we've always known that attractive women and attractive men get by more than others. and it's just unfair maybe, but it's real life. >> and kirsten women -- [laughter] like bad boys, do they not? do you? >> i don't like bad boys. i did when i was younger, but -- >> you grow out of it. >> that's one of the things i want to ask you about harris -- >> andrea. you still like bad boys? your husband's a good boy. >> my husband is. but he's not perfect. and every now and then you kind of see that side, and -- >> you kind of like it. >> it keeps it interesting. yeah. >> it makes us think about what they're going to be like in the future. do women think they can change a bad boy? >> no. >> in their 20s they do.
going to try to bait you. and again, it's free speech, but whatever the outcome is this guy -- he won't be clean or innocent if it's ugly and someone gets hurt. >> there was a great headline somebody said i celebrate your right to be an idiot. [laughter] i think that's what this comes down to, i celebrate these folks' right to be an idiot even though i don't support what they have to say but they have a right to do it because according to isis, a shocking number of people have lost their right to be christians with their heads still attached. we let people say what they want, each though you may not agree with it and i would be mortified if my children said it and i wouldn't do it myself but that's the distance. that's what this country is about, i celebrate your right to be an idiot. there you go. >> i do hope we have someone who's infiltrated this mosque and hope we stay vigilant on it as a government because two of these guys came out of there. it's probably a very dangerous place for all americans. >> maybe their thinking is it's like fly paper: it'll bring out
top five universities that give you the most bang for your future buck, no ivy in sight. so what's in a name? not as much as you think. you know, i'm headed to my harvard reunion, literally when this show ends. now i'm starting to wonder. [laughter] although i do love my job here, and i love andrea despite the tears in the last segment. >> you by far are one of the brightest people i know. >> you're just saying that because i was crying. [laughter] >> no no. i say that about people who don't cry. and i don't just say that because i adore you. but i will say this: that's not the issue. the issue isn't how bright you are coming out of college, the issue is how much fight you have coming out of college. and i would say that when you are able to take those dream vacations during spring break versus working hard while everybody else is on the beach saying one day i'll be able to, that's a different fighting spirit in your heart. >> yeah. >> and i just think that that hunger drives you to do much more. and the gap between what you don't have and what you can get
you study the thing you really want to do. what do you think about that, kirsten? >> i think that's right. when i went to college, i didn't come out with this kind of debt. i don't know how you can do kit especially in a job market where there really aren't that many jobs to start with. you're at such a disadvantage in terms of doing what you really want to be able to do. >> my best friend andrea over there? >> we are friends. [laughter] but you know what? these kids don't get to be a member of the harvard club like you, which is lovely. 44th street down the road. >> it is pretty nice. >> i love this study, i do, because when i talk to interns and they say what do i do, i'm not in an ivy league school, i say, you know what? it doesn't matter. it's what you put into it, it's your effort it's your determination. look, it's incredible. i mean, i couldn't get into harvard, and it's great bragging rights, but i think the message is you don't have to go to one of these i've a i have league schools and put yourself in debt. everything is within reach. >> all right, call it the don draper effect why psychologists
some of these areas -- >> because they want to see what the police officers are doing? >> no. i don't think they're there to collect -- >> we have on video somebody who was shot in the back who was running away -- >> cops had been impugned and then eventually we find out in other cities like ferguson that it wasn't justified. >> okay. >> and the baltimore, the baltimore charges -- [inaudible conversations] against the cops are pretty flimsy. i don't know if they're going to be able to get a conviction. >> i would continue with this if you would let me, but you won't. [laughter] the pentagon is fine tuning its mission to train and equip iraqi forces but officials still insist the strategy to beat the terrorists is not changing. a week after iraqi forces pled ramadi despite outnumbering isis . particularly sunni fighters. and a pentagon spokesman says
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>> when they're young they do. >> yes. >> my grandmother united statessed to tell me you can -- used to tell me you can change a man in diapers when he's a child -- [laughter] but when he gets older you cannot change a man. >> you can't -- >> you've got to love him for what he is. [inaudible conversations] you've got the magic touch. that you could bring a rogue to his knees. can you bring a rogue to his knees? >> we'll see. [laughter] it's an "outnumbered" special taming a bad boy. >> i love it. [laughter] >> again i mean i'll report back, i'll let you know. >> you can inspire somebody to want to be the best version of themself, but you can't change them. >> i don't know, i do think handsome guys get away with murder. personally i think funny guys get away with a lot. >> you know what? the humor lasts longer than the looks maybe. >> yeah. >> all right guys.
we fighting them? >> if they start to control swire countries and they have bases to launch attacks against other western countries and eventually america it might be a smart strategy. i think the original question is why are we taking such a half-assed approach on this? why would we have not allow pilots to the fire missiles and occasionally when we do, we say fire on the right side of the building because that's where the computers are because we don't want you to kill people. we've put men and women and children -- i'm sorry -- we're putting their lives on the line for nothing. >> we love melissa because she's so honest. >> we do. >> you all right? >> i feel silly. >> give her a hug during the commercial. >> we'll hug it out. >> when we come back, she's going to talk all about her harvard degree. [laughter] i love the timing but we're going to roll on now. our harvard degree may not be the golden ticket after all. by the way laughter through tear is the the best kind. [laughter] graduates from less prestigious
>> well it's being called the don draper effect. you know, that good looking yet manipulative -- is that a word? [laughter] on "mad men," serial cheater borderline alcoholic but continuously gets away with bad behavior and now there's a new study that explains why women are more likely to tolerate someone like him over an unattractive men. it's because experts say people actually warm up to attractive people. >> that is shocking. >> yeah, i know. that first impression deeply influences how a woman sees his future. it's always good when scientists verify what we kind of know. [laughter] >> what is it like to be handsome your whole life, charles? >> i got away with a lot of roguish behavior. [laughter] >> more honesty on the couch today, i love it. i love it. >> i love when science backs up failed relationships. i'm like, guilty. >> all i can say is i hope it keeps going. that's all i'm saying.