what you think about tonight's show, i got e mails i know some of you are mad at me but tell me what you thought. good night from washington. the. >> hello, everyone. i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel. this is "the five." we begin tonight with that -- sorry. i'm so excited to get started. we'll begin tonight with that major reversal by the susan g. komen foundation. three days it spark add fire storm after it announced it was taking back its support of planned parenthood. they apologized for the decision in the wake of overwhelming pressure from planned parenthood and its allies, the komen foundation now says the funding will continue. this started three days ago and you could sort of see the fire

storm building and the komen foundation is a private charity. they raise money for breast cancer research. they coo it all over the world. it's a private organization. they've given some of its money to planned parenthood. they were going to take it back because they said planned parenthood wasn't doing enough of the breast cancer work they shut it should be doing to fulfill its mission. then the fire storm erupted and one of our old friends, nancy pelosi, think this is is a big win for planned parenthood. >> it goes to show you, when women speak out, women win and women's health has a big victory this morning. >> the strange thing is i don't know anybody aside from nancy brinker who runs the foundation who has done more for women's health. kimberly, this is now probably going to blow over over the weekend, but how do you think this will set in with the american people thinking, wait a second? if you're a private organization, can't you decide if -- can't you make your own decision about who to give your money to? >> absolute will he. susan g. komen foundation is an

excellent charitable foundation which is a model essentially for many that are throughout the country. many people feel that they have bowed down to politics. nancy pelosi, democratic pressure, people that are siding with planned parenthood. it's one thing to stick to your gun, but then they reversed it right after they had someone speaking on their behalf, even on this air. it's confusing. >> i wonder, bob, if they had listened to your counsel about if you're in a hole, hand me the shovel and stop digging. >> i think that when you start getting yourself in the controversy like this, just stop digging. i mean -- what i don't understand here is that they gave this money to 19 planned parenthood organization, correct? 16 of which were not capable of doing breast -- >> mammograms. >> i wonder why they gave it to them in the first place then. >> well, i think that's maybe what they were all thinking. one of the things that nancy brinker said they had done in the past year is look at its grants and decide to take a

closer look at making sure the money they were handing out was going to the right places. but this has caused an eruption because the conservative media had come out in support of what they call the courageous, bold. but then when they reversed it, it backfired. >> not only that, the conservative media said, good for you, susan g. komen. by the way, i run in that race every year. a lot of people -- >> i handed out water. >> we hope it's water. >> by the way, they do need volunteers. >> that's very nice of you, bob. >> let's get this straight. however, there are a lot of people who said, well, number one, we didn't know you were giving to planned parenthood. that may change things a little bit. i hope it doesn't. the other thing is the conservative media said good for you standing up for what you believe in in a flood of donations came into the susan g. komen foundation. >> and also planned parenthood. >> and also more importantly, at least for my perspective, is planned parenthood gets funded.

they get federal funding. susan g. komen got flooded with donations from conservative groups saying way to go. what do they do? do they turn around and go, we changed our mind? >> the undercurrent of this, greg, is that this conversation is not necessarily about breast cancer or anything in particular about one issue. >> do you want to hear a great planned parenthood joke? >> sure. >> knock knock. >> who is there? >> you'll never know. little abortion humor there. >> oh, my gosh. >> here is the thing, right now what we have is rights are being replaced -- replacing desires. >> i can't believe you said that. >> you just pulled a bob. >> what are you talk being? that's actually thee true. the fact is, the phrase reproductive health has become an umbrella that replaces every kind of activity so that you can't question what they do because it's under this reproductive health. and the left has been very good at creating and changing the language to soften their designs so you have to accept it.

>> planned parenthood, when you think about breast cancer health, the first person -- if you need help, if you think you might have a problem, i don't know if the first entity that comes to mind is planned parenthood. that might come to mind for other reasons and good reasons, you need to go this, but this question about who is providing abortion. that's really what this is coming down to. >> yes. and the pro-choice militant lobby did a smear campaign against the komen foundation -- >> it worked. >> and it worked, within 48 hours. >> why shouldn't they be proud of what they do? if abortion is good, why do they have o call it reproductive health? >> the original purpose was to get to planned parenthood to do mammograms. the conservative media came in full fledge in support of something they weren't doing. they were not taking -- >> here is something komen did very badly and why they needed to hand the shovel over. their initial explanation was because there is a congressional investigation underway into

finances of planned parenthood. planned parenthood gets 25, 30% of its funding from federal taxpayer dollars. komen said originally that that was why they were pulling out. then they had another story about 24 hours later saying it was because of do you olympictive services. i think from a pr perspective, and they know it, they really screwed up. >> some of the backlash came from susan komen foundation, different offices around the country saying we want to continue to fund planned parenthood. >> they weren't unified. >> listen, i defer to you guy, but for me, planned parenthood getting $363 million in 2009, the last available numbers, providing 340,000 abortion, we know what planned parenthood does. >> that's what it and. >> not mammograms. >> that's -- bob, let's make a point. at least when you pay the mob for protection, they actually offer the protection.

here they're intimidating a group and they're not actually doing what they're promised to do. which is the mammograms. >> the idea that they just become aware that planned parenthood is under investigation, every right wing congressman going back for 20 years has investigated planned parenthood. a guy from from florida, extremely conservative. they're always under investigation. this is not new. number two, i get back to my original point. they had nothing to do with abortion when they made their decisions about giving these grants and the right wing media were supporting them for something they didn't do. >> because of the issue of abortion, you got the pro-choice people lined up, pro-life people. that's why this went down the way they did. the komen foundation, i think would have been better off if they had stuck to their guns. >> national review had a great piece in which he talked about, imagine if you -- this is dan foster's analogy. if you are a boy scout troop leader and every year you go to joe's deli and ask for $100 for

the derby race and then one year joe's deli decides, we're not going to give money this year. it's not been my right as a cub scout leader to try to destroy the reputation of joe's deli because he decided what to do with his own money. >> and throw their salami at him. the fact here is that i happen to be pro-life because of my faith. but i realize, for example -- i know you talk about the catholic thing yesterday, i wasn't here. but 98% of catholic women use planned parenthood for one reason or another -- >> no, no, no. >> contraception. not planned parenthood. >> through planned parenthood. >> no. >> 98% use contraceptive method. and i would guess people at this foundation use contraception as well. >> this was supposed to be about breast cancer. >> political intimidation. >> it is. i remember -- that's why i feel so bad for ambassador nancy

brinker because they know they had a pr screwup. this is a woman who has done amazing work around the world. she was the head of the protocol office during the bush administration the last couple of years. one of the trips we did when we we want to the middle east, the president had his business in terms of dealing with all the issues in the middle east and mrs. bush ran a separate program parallel to it to establish breast cancer screenings all around the middle east, including in saudi arabia. that was nancy komen's idea. it was health diplomacy at its finest. i think it's like the planned parenthood lobby, it wasn't enough for them to break the window of the house. they had to burn the whole house down. >> can i say one thing? i haven't been on pro choice before i change -- having been on pro-choice boards, please don't react to this thing as an abortion issue. this is a wonderful charitable exercise. if you're liberal out there and you're mad because of all this -- >> what. it is. that's exactly -- >> i'm talking about the susan -- >> that's exactly what we're talking about.

>> i'm trying to say something nice here in a charitable way. i was just saying i hope everybody participates in the cure run and volunteers because it's an important thing and shouldn't get lost in this fight. >> that's a great way. >> very sweet, bob. >> that's what i was trying to say. you're so used to beating up on me. >> we're going to explain to you later why we're all wearing red we're going to explain to you later why we're all wearing red. you'll have to wait for that because coming up next, we'll talk about is israel really preparing to attack iran? our defense secretary reportedly says it is and it could happen within months. details are next. you can e-mail us at "the five". i wouldn't do that. pay the check?

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>> i never heard of that before. very nice. welcome back to "the five". defense secretary leon panetta reportedly believes there is a strong possibility that israel could strike iran this spring. we put context on this. there has been a lot of discussion in israel, a debate in israel about whether israel should move forward, defense minister barak allude to do this. in the meantime, the united states asked israel not attack iran because they believe the sanctions are now beginning to work. incidentally, you notice that the european community, someone came in the last few weeks, all part of this campaign to keep israel from doing the bombing and so the question really is, isn't that imminent and secondly, should they strike with or without the united states? >> eric? >> i think it is imminent. i think they will. they've shown a willingness to take out the high level

professors. but what we really need to understand is everyone looks at ahmadinejab as the leader of iran of the he's not. the ayatollah khomeini, who is the leader of the mullah, they're the real rulers in iran and they hate everything about israel. they hate everything about america. so with that kind of hatred, israel probably has no choice but to eventually take out the structure, the nuclear facilities. how they do it, you know, if they have great intel, they can go in and system athlete strike it. if they don't, a -- >> let me ask the question because there is a division in iran now, the value of the iranian currency has fallen 50 purse because of the sanctions. and ahmadinejab and the imams are not getting along. one thing i keep hearing is this will bring the iranians together if they're bombed and the other question is what, if they decide to really do strike at the strait of hormuz and slow down oil? this is a big deal. >> it's very complex. >> you mean the iranians bought

off their own oil deliveries? >> that would be brilliant. >> and unlikely. extremely complex. the sanctions go back for years. >> yes, they do. >> maybe we now think they're starting to have an effect? okay, that's great. we have huge problems. china is not on board. russia is not on board. you o'clock have all the europeans on board that you want and it's probably not going to matter that much. i think it's strange that secretary panetta made this statement. i don't know whether -- it just seemed an odd thing to do. i don't know whether he meant it on purpose as in we're telling the world that the united states is against this and we're telling israel not to do it. there might have been a little bit of something in that. or it might have just been something that he said that maybe he didn't mean to say as he was walking out of a meeting and he said it. it's very hard to bomb knowledge out of a country. >> that's true. the israelis bombed syria and

much to the surprise and shock to the international community, seer why did nothing about it. now, i'm not sure i still understand why that is. but we do know a lot of these arab states around iran do not want iran to have the nuclear weapons. >> no, they tonight. >> can i point one thing out, remember, that facility that the israelis bombed in 2007 was actually built and organized by the north koreans who were working with syria. that's why. >> i got you. >> iran is heavily invested in syria. let's not kid around. egypt falls in law with the muslim brotherhood. so we have to keep it a serious focus. i think iran, instead of slowing down their nuclear program is, in fact, trying to speed it up and any suggestion they're open to talks, is simply to distract us because they're running out of time. they're threatening to execute currency speculators as well because of the problem. >> let me ask eric -- or greg the ultimate question. do you think that they will --

they got the bomb, they would use it against israel? think about this for a second. >> you could only go by what they say. they say oftentimes yes, they would. iran is that crazy tenet that you have in your apartment complex that you don't make eye contact with. but sooner or later, you're going to have to evict him. lucky for the united states, our apartment is far away from theirs. but israel isn't. if iran were where mexico is, we would be israel and we would do something. >> sort of like a time share over there. we do care. >> ask greg whether they would use the bomb or not? the supreme leader, ayatollah khomeini, his words, in light of the realization of the divine promise by almighty god, zionist, israel, and the great satan, america, will soon be defeated. >> okay. >> what does it sound like to you? >> the bush administration i think wisely told the iranians,

you shoot a bomb there and you're going to be toast as well. the obama administration followed that up. now, if the iranians obviously don't believe it, but i can't imagine a situation where the united states would allow iran to exist as a country on the face of this earth if it took out its greatest ally in the middle east. >> the reason israel is making the plans is because it doesn't feel confident that anybody -- they feel like they'll have to protect themselves. i can understand why. but also this five years ago and -- we had american troops on the border surrounding iran. they were in other conflict, but that was a signal that we are here and we will be able to do something. if all we're talk being are drone attacks and a bomb -- >> has obama ever been to israel? >> not yet. >> he sent a psa to the iranian people. what kind of message is that? you have to send a letter to iran -- >> apologist for america --

>> there is nobody who can explain to you the complexities of the middle east peace negotiations. it's a very complicated issue. let's not jump on obama. >> really? >> his first speech in office, where was it? in cairo, egypt. >> he's in single digits -- >> let me just say this is going to be a rough segment for eric here. ladies and gentlemen, the obama recovery. thank goodness for the obama recovery. moving full speed ahead. great numbers out today. may turn out to be a rough new month for my good friend, eric bolling. things keep going so well. we'll talk about it next on "the five." >> how happy are you? >> i'm very happy my j [♪...]

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>> capitalism, the best economic system in the world was being strangled by tax and spend obamanomics. three years of hope and change fail regular now being elbowed out by the american consumer and the economy is finally showing signs of life. listen to the accidentor and chief pat himself on the back today. >> this morning we received more good news about our economy. in january, american businesses added another 257,000 jobs. the unemployment rate came down because more people found work. all together we've added 3.7 million new jobs over the last 23 months. >> problem is, mr. obama, you're only counting the last few months. why not be honest with the

american people and be accountable for your whole term? had you used all the data, the honest way to play, you would say the economy shed 1.5 million jobs under you. and 3 million people have completely left the work force and just plain given up. oh, that's right, that's an election year. >> your mention of a few is cute. i think you said 23. he's been in office 37. >> yes. >> and i know every one of those jobs are a lost started the second he swore in on that bad swear in by judge roberts, or whatever -- >> why in the world would you bring that up and step on your own good news? >> why do i step on my good news? i already stepped on it before i got here. >> judge roberts made a mistake, corrected it. he didn't mean to do t. you act like it was on purpose. you brought it up! >> the fact of the matter is, can you just wait one second? the fact is you always argued about this being bad. 70,000 jobs, high paying jobs in the private sector. more manufacturing jobs done in

one month than the last three years of bush. that's great month. >> any job creation is good and i don't want to do the kind of thing that liberals did did during the iraq war because they didn't like george bush, so they were rooting against the war. it is true. believe me, i went through it with the huffington post, every single day. when there is good news for people getting jobs, it's good news. but here is the test. if those numbers make you happy, then we are now europe. if you're happy with 8% and excited about a managed decline, we're essentially belgium without the beeter. >> and 3 million people leaving the work force. that's huge. if you brought these 3 million people back into the work force number, the unemployment rate probably pushes 9%. >> you realize there are 3 million people -- >> listen, we got to focus on the positive as well. bob, i know, we don't want to rain on bobby's parade. we're very happy as american force these numbers to go up.

but you have to factor in the whole picture, which is the bottomless abyss that they started to fall into, the number of jobs that also were lost during this administration. so to be perfectly honest, it had kind of nowhere to go but up. but is it going to be a sustainable trend that it will continue in this regard and two-thirds of this was also due to businesses that were rebuilding and stock prices. >> do you think they fell into it or found themselves in it? >> i think a they also pushed us further down. >> the cbo is great at telling you what happened last year and two years ago and they're horrible about telling you what happens next year. dana, 23 months out of 36 -- >> few months. >> 37 months, he's only using 62%. two-thirds of his presidency. completely ignoring a full year of his presidency. >> yeah. and there were 52 consecutive months of job growth under the bush administration and every time we had job numbers and if it was 75,000 new jobs created, i remember speaker pelosi going to the floor and saying, this is

not good enough! so look, both sides do it to one another. i think on a good news front, increased hours worked, increased earnings, both good. but we are at a 63.7% participation rate. that is a record low. >> in the work force. >> right. it's a record 1.2 million people fell out of the work force just last month. what does this do for us long-term and for all the programs we want to pay for, whether it will be moon colonies under newt gingrich or green jobs under president obama or whoever it might be, if you have that many people falling out of the work force and not participating -- >> this is a huge, huge point here, dana. >> yes, i'm making a huge point. >> you're talk being this 1.3 million and 3 million total over the last three years? >> right. >> if you take those people out, the unemployment number looks better. >> the trouble thing is, i want to make my last really big point, is that we're getting this category of a lot of people who are in the unemployable

category because they've on out of jobs so long. like this house, if you were in construction, the housing market collapsed, you can't find another job in housing. you don't necessarily have skills to transfer to another job. then the housing crisis. maybe you live in nevada and off job offer in texas, you're going to lose $60,000 on your house if you leave, then you make a calculation it might be better to stay where you are. >> here is the thing, with this news being trumpeted as mission accomplished, which we've seen how that works, the most dangerous place on earth will not be egypt or afghanistan. it will be standing between barak obama and 60 minutes. >> if i could just say, all of you who did get good paying job, congratulations. >> yea. >> at this table, you probably feel bad about it. don't feel bad about it. >> we're ragging on people with job. >> it's an election year. everybody takes advantage of these job figures. observe object set himself up with the jobs number. you're pay ago price for that. but the fact of the matter is that in virtually every area of

economic indicators, manufacturing, all the way down the line, with the exception of house -- exception of housing, it's getting better and better. all this news about expectation, obama is going to see his job approval go up, his expectations are getting better and better. >> i think it's too late. >> and he will absolutely destroy mitt romney. >> you're painting a rainbow, that's for sure. he still has to be responsible about the tax and spahning. he keeps want to go raise taxes. he's spending greater at what we're taking in. that still has to be addressed. you want the economy to continue to grow, you have to address the whole picture. >> barak obama has not raised a single tax since he's been president -- what are you laughing at? >> he tried exclaim. >> tries is not doing it. >> did he or did he not raise the tax? >> did he not try to? >> did he not cut taxes? >> we got to go. >> that's like a bank robber

reward -- he didn't rob the bank, the cop stopped him. >> you want to dump on everything you can. >> tease. >> roseann barr hasn't had much of a career since the '90s. now she's looking for a new career. she wants to be president. couldn't be funnier than bob or obama. could you vote for a woman -- we're going to vote on that he f.

>> welcome back. so roseann barr has thrown her mumu into the ring in the green

party's presidential candidate. not that the greenies asked, but how often do unstable people ask permission for anything? i kid the barrness. she represents not just the green party, but the left in general. that means the media, the entertainment industry and assorted artist, boths, inmates that comprise the modern definition of the progressive. remember, she was the first to say this. >> i first would allow the guilty bankers the ability to pay back anything over 100 million personal wealth because i believe in a maximum wage of $100 million. if they're unable to live on that amount, then they should go to the reeducation camps and if that doesn't help, then be beheaded. >> yets before there was occupy wall street, before there was fair share, before there was the 99%, barr was already on message. but instead of wimpy you've missiles like spreading the wealth, she says off with their head.

she's the emperor without clothes, proudly bearing the mantle of class warfare that infects our national discourse. despite a fortune not far from 100 million bucks, she saw the enemy and it was her. i think the green party is too small for her. if she doesn't primary obama, then she shortchanging herself and america. sadly, i hear she's submitted the paperwork to the green party, which from what i understand, consisted of her initials scrawled in lipstick on the back of a box turtle. >> oh, my goodness. >> did she hurt somebody, bob? >> what was tom arnold thinking? >> well, he was -- he was thinking 100 million. >> maybe. >> if she really does go on the ballot in some states, the green party can spahn off 25, 50,000 votes n. florida, 90,000 votes. very contentious election. so it's not completely

laughable. unlike's eric's opening on the last monologue. >> i want to talk about steven tyler. he got some controversy over his singing of the national anthem, somebody called it flubbing. other people loved it. brian kilmeade was talking to him earlier. they'd clip on "fox & friends" explaining this. go. ♪ oer the land of the free ♪ . >> not only that, but i want to go public and say. ♪ and the home -- the word was free ♪ ♪ free. because america is free and i celebrate freedom because i'm an american. you stupid (bleep). edit that out, please. >> carly simon is looking pretty good.

did he do a good job? >> it wasn't his hitting the high note on free. it's the fact that he flubbed the line before that on the bombs bursting in air. that's what we got mad about. we have a lot of service people who are pretty ticked off about that. >> i love this guy. he follows an incoherent performance with an incoherent explanation. >> yeah, that was very bizarre. come on, you're hiring him to go do this? what did you really expect? the cleaned up polished version for him to get it rightit was t. >> i turned down an invitation to sing the national anthem at the super bowl. >> really? >> they called madonna instead because she had better arms. >> that's an injustice. okay. coming up, i'm really fired up fort big game sunday night. my prediction, the score will be 96-95 and the giants will score a winning bass connect in the last second to win the match. in a minute, you'll hear what the other four have to say.

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♪ >> i love that madonna song. singing it in the dorm. all right. are you -- friday night, mama. are you guys pumped up for the super bowl sunday?

private audience? i've got my popcorn -- let's not kid around. wing, baby, my pompoms. i'm ready for the big game. are you? since my 9ers didn't make it, i'm in for the giants. all right. of course, now the ads are always really fun. there is one in particular that i love. we're going to start out with this. get a sneak peek, take a look at this beautiful man. ♪ . >> okay, what do you think about this. >> he's not speaking. is that odd? >> he has a terrible voice. he has the voice of a castrated squirrel. >> who cares? look how hot he is? >> where are the patrick task master ads? those are the ads -- >> this is his chance. super bowl, i'm coming to your house to watch it. i'm bringing my half brother, gunner, who just got out of prison, but he's on medication. >> the name sounds good. >> that's fine.

>> so far that ad is on h and m coming down to fox and i was like this. >> the guy looks like a crypt. >> let's look at another one. maybe you'll like this better. >> how can i handle work on a day like today? the worst performances of my career and he never doubted it for a second. hi, can i get my crv brought up, please? i got a lot to do today. >> broderick. broderick. >> okay, greg? >> well, i like this. first it makes me feel old because i grew up with the original movie, ferris bueller. but the weird thing about it, he's exactly the same. the voice is the same. he is ferris bueller. >> he has the receding hairline. >> and he's budgie. >> let's not hate on him. he's married to beautiful sarah -- >> did you know bob beckel is one in one of the most popular super bowl ads of all time?

>> they paid 293,000 bucks for that? >> 3 million! >> 3 million? >> we don't hate on anybody. >> you're getting confused with the jobs number. [ laughter ] >> we've got another ad for you. vote on which one you like the best. >> so you're number one. >> yeah. >> how would you like to be number 20? >> i'll throw in the soup nazi. >> soup for you. >> wow. impresssive. >> you got the first acura. how about a jet pack flying squirrel suit? 20 minutes? >> jay leno could be unfunny commercial, too. >> oh, i like him. >> i kind -- what i really love is just recently i moved to new york. when i finish here and by the time i get here, there are two reruns of seinfelds on.

i can see things like the soup nazi. the other night i watched the shrinkage one. pretty funny. >> bob, don't respond to that, please. shrinkage is never funny. possible, what is your team? who is your pick? >> i don't have a team. i pick the giants. the reason is i think they're peeking at the right time. i think new england, as good as brady is, he's made some mistake. >> eric. >> i think it will be a big. >> d? >> giants. >> tom brady, went to my high school. sarah high school. so i got to back the fryer. >> i feel bad about that. go, giants. great super bowl. we hope you guys all enjoy it. and we've got one more thing next

♪ . >> time for one more thing. greg, that is not true. >> okay. last night i did something fun in new york.

i got to go to the jersey boys, which was an excellent show. i highly recommend it for anybody who is coming to town. anybody else seen it? >> i have. >> i actually had a chance to see a snip pet of it when mrs. bush and president bush hosted prime minister berlusconi at the white house. they came and did some entertainment for a few minutes. those are actually -- i think those are the guys. it was fabulous. i highly recommend the show. greg? >> i saw the jersey boys, but it wasn't a play. i have no idea how i got in there. i woke up. >> i do not want to know about that. >> i saw this on the web. it's prosecute break.com. you got to see this to believe it. it's a stadium, football stadium made entirely of food. at some point they're going to show it. this is all like m and ms, potato chip, hot dogs, twinkies, slim jims, chocolate and it's about 110,000 calories. if a vegan looked at this, they would drop dead. >> i love that. i mean the food.

>> doughnut, you maim it. this is what makes america great. >> you're right. >> this is testifily first world problem. >> yes. >> it really is. >> actually, i'm small enough that that is normal size. >> i wonder if they had pete's? >> those are vienna sausages. >> i love those pigs pigs in a blanket. >> who doesn't? >> i ate them at a party one time. >> who held your hair afterward? >> oh, my goodness. >> here is the deal. today is go red day. this is an organization i work with. dana and i have on red and bob and eric had on red pin and so, you know, what did you expect? if anyone wasn't going to participate, greg. >> greg has red underwear. >> hold on one second. my belly ring. >> ew, that's so weird. you have it all the way down there. but on serious note, 8 million women do suffer from heart disease. it's the number one killer of women, more than all cancers

combined. so this is an organization -- >> it's really important that you learn what the symptoms are so you can spot them and get yourself help. >> 'cause it is preventible. both my grandmothers died from heart decease. people think old age. but why? >> then we have the super bowl stadium made out of food that might be one of the reasons we have heart disease. >> yeah, that is true. >> i had open heart surgery and i only ate part of that stadium. one more thing is i get pictures, usually not flattering, i might add. but i get one from a guy in georgia, retired gentleman. here is the one i got before that. this is the one -- of course, it hangs downstairs where they have wonderful views of the city. i wanted to show you the comparison. i know that probably there is a vote right now, there is 85% of you voting for the one on the left and the rest fort right. okay. >> i was going going