What Geraldo Rivera Just Said About Women May Get Him Fired From FOX Recently, Geraldo Rivera made some controversial topics on Fox News show Outnumbered, which has him in some serious hot water. While discussing what 20-somethings are really looking for in a marriage, the segment began to discuss beta marriages. Beta marriages are a union that can be formalized or dissolved after a two-year trial period, without the need for paperwork. They are designed to give partners the chance to determine whether they can withstand a long-term commitment. Rivera has been divorced four times, and his recent marriage is just 11 years old. Still, he claimed that he is against beta marriages, and used his daughters for a reason why. According to Rivera, the most important thing a woman brings to a marriage is her youth. What I think a woman brings to a marriage more than anything else, to a relationship, is her youth, Rivera claimed. Her youth is a fragile and diminishing resource. So if women were to invest two years in one of these marriages, and then to be rejected by the man, I think that she has given up a valuable asset that is unequal in other words, the man gets everything and the woman gets nothing from this arrangement. While the four female hosts of the show were clearly confused by the response, and Twitter users called the comments sexist and weird, others showed support for the statement. Still, Rivera stands by his comments, and even tweeted Age weighs unequally on the sexes. Time is money ladies, a precious asset. What do you think of Riveras comments? 