gretawire.com. meantime, keep it here on fox news channel, most powerful name in news. we'll see you on greta wire in o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o e new face of protests. >> kimberly: hello. i'm kimberly guilfoyle with bob beckel, eric bolling, andrea tantaros and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: well, the fight to preseven religious freedom in america isn't letting up up with bit. today, archbishop timothy dolan set to become a cardinal next week said that president obama broke his promise to the catholic church imposing the obamacare mandate on contraceptives. >> it seems to be at odds with the sincere assurance he gave me that he wanted to continue to work with the church in endeavors and views and

projects that he shared. passionate interest in it. i can't figure it out. that's why i am hoping in the massive negative reaction to this ruling, i'm hoping he will go back to the assurances he gave me. we can't have government bureaucracy invading the privacy and the independent pep dense of autonomy and integrity that the constitution gives to religion. >> kimberly: andrea, the catholic church at war with the obama administration. >> andrea: they are. a terrible place for the administration to be. battling the highest level of the cat lick church or any religious institution. remember in november, he sat down, dolan sat down with the president and the president gave him his word he would work with the catholic church and work together on charities. we know a lot of charities if they decide to defy the mandate, they will have to pay for example, the catholic charities that employee 70,000 employees.

$140 million to the "wall street journal" in fines. that is $140 million less to stick the needy, the poor, the same group that the administration claims they care about, less money going to them. >> kimberly: that is who they are penalizing. >> andrea: bad thing for them. >> eric: it's also -- first, i'd like to say it's fan tast take the catholic church is digging in the sand and making this an issue. it's really about the religious freedom and the overreach of government in every aspect of our lives. obama sat down with archbishop dolan in november. he said he was going to work with him on a bunch of issues, not just the charitable issues. also about needtology shy contraceptives, sterilization, morning after pill, to catholic hospitals and whatnot. obama promised to work with them on january 20, the same day that kathleen sebelius announced her decision, obama called dolan and said here is what we decided. where is the work? where is the negotiation? he said this is our ruling. then the obama administration dug in the sand with sebelius'

op-ed and now they're trying to back track. quickly, i know you want to jump in. john kerry today said i think the democrats have to back off of this issue. that is a big one, wanting to renegotiate. >> andrea: throw sebelius under the bus is my prediction. >> kimberly: biden promised to work the issue out. seeking the president with a different advice. it doesn't seem it's repeated. now he may listen to biden. can biden save the day? >> bob: first, let's put it perspective. archbishop dolan the catholic church is exempt from the rules. it is church-related organizations we're talking about. i want to make it clear. this is not a war on the church. you may call it a work on church-related organizations. the question is if dolan saying this constitution, it seems to me that the way to handle this is the administration is not going to

move. i think they should. but if they are not, it seems to me they ought to go through the court. let the supreme court settle it. >> kimberly: greg, the supreme court would -- >> andrea: the supreme court would throw it out. there is precedent. >> bob: what do you mean? >> andrea: the ruling we had a couple months ago. kimberly, you can speak on this. unanimous ruling at the supreme court that decided religious organizations can pick their own clergy. they would throw this out. >> kimberly: this is analogous argument. if this goes to the supreme court, every indication it can, it would not go well to the obama administration. come down 5-4 decision. >> bob: don't you think somebody would have said -- they must assume, this is different from picking clergy. this is a question of a woman's right to reproductive rights. >> kimberly: but it involves penalties and stuff. i want to get greg in. he is -- >> eric: woman's right to reproductive services. the mandate part or it, the

catholic church being told they have to provide the services. >> bob: the catholic church has been exempted from this. >> eric: they can take their name off the notre dame university and take their name off the hospital. >> kimberly: we're going to bring in the high school expert. from the bay area, happy to have greg gutfeld joining us today. a proud alumni from -- right? one of my favorite bay area schools. you followed the issue for what? 20 years. >> greg: 20 years now. i have a joke for you. what do you get when you cross feminist with a fetus? a feminist. >> kimberly: okay. that is a tie for last place as the knock-knock one. >> bob: are you kidding me? >> greg: a couple of interesting things going on. originally, this controversy, i had it up there with solyndra. and fast and furious. it doesn't mean anything until democrats get involved. kaine, manchin and nelson in nebraska, all from major swing

states that obama won last time but not looking good now. you are watching obama's numbers go down. more important, who is the most powerful catholic in the united states politically? joe biden. the first catholic vice president ever. he is saying nothing public. that's me being silent on gnome awareness week. >> andrea: it would be weird if you had nothing to say. >> greg: i'll speak up. who is running the white house? sebelius, valerie jarret and michelle. it's becoming "the view." what is next? we'll have lamase classes there. this many women in president's ear since clinton. >> kimberly: okay. all ears. >> bob: do you have any idea how much response you'll get from what you just said? >> greg: which part? >> kimberly: let's not rehash it. >> bob: don't want to go over it. >> eric: still trying to figure it out. >> kimberly: listen to the

highlight reel. >> andrea: aside from the knock-knock joke that went over like a lead balloon -- >> eric: i thought it was great. >> andrea: brought up a number of democrats speaking out on this. what is interesting is speaker boehner came out and said look, if they are not going to renege, we pass something to house of representatives and do it legislatively. i think this is a huge problem for the democrats. because something like this, can't be a birth control, ban for everybody. has to do with religious freedom. if they pass it through the house it will pass unanimously and force the conservative senators that are democrats from missouri like claire mccaskill, tester, the candidate to run in ben nelson's seat to take an uncomfortable position. >> kimberly: pivotal campaign issue. >> bob: think it will get 60 in the senate? >> andrea: i do. >> bob: it could be vetoed. >> kimberly: i don't think president obama anticipated he would get this reaction. >> andrea: how bad of a

visual vetoing that -- >> bob: you think it's bad at it is. it's not comfortable all the way around for a lot of people. i think biden will exercise some influence here and there will be a way out. >> kimberly: somebody better do something fast. i'm telling you, like the nature channel around here from the crickets, crickets, crickets. obama is not saying anything about it. >> greg: the real issue is the economy. finally obama has good news. and he is wasting time on this. this is what an ideal logg looks like -- idealogue looks like. >> eric: there it is. there it is. >> bob: let me finish saying this. this is something that to us is absolutely sacrosanct. it goes beyond what dolan says. >> kimberly: birth control pills? >> bob: am with's right to have access to this is not a right, it's not a quality. it's a right. and they have the right to -- >> kimberly: coloring the

issue. >> greg: it's coercion. about coercion. >> eric: no one is denying women's right to access birth control pills, sterilization. >> kimberly: objecting to the penalty. >> eric: the objection is the mandate that the government is saying if you are a catholic who believes this shouldn't be even around -- >> bob: why wouldn't it lead even else to do it too? >> kimberly: last night on hannity, you were on the great american panel with green. this got heated, the issue about this. you have went back and forth on it. he is said in the commercial break to me that i wouldn't be sitting in this chair, meaning the chair here on tv, if it wasn't for birth control. she opened it up on the show and said all women wouldn't be sitting here. i'll show how ignant that -- ignorant that is. the fact my mom chose not to be on birth control is the reason i'm here and hard work and persistence. feminists wouldn't understand that. that summed up the liberalism, they know me and know my life.

they know all women. it's a smack in the face to women with kids. kimberly, you have a little boy and you have a great career. >> kimberly: great career. great family life with my son. i'm very happy. >> bob: smack in the face for the catholic charities. >> andrea: bob, that is -- all the single mothers with jobs and have children, really? they have the birth control pill. they don't have kids. you have to blame if you do. really, do liberals want to get in this argument with feminists? >> bob: i'm just saying a woman who wants access to those or works for the organization are not churches. they are exempted. >> andrea: they already have that exemption. >> bob: why wouldn't they have the right to do that? >> andrea: they do, but they don't. that's the point. >> bob: i'm not sure -- >> kimberly: we are proving the point this will be a hot issue going forward with 2012. obama managers better read the memo. because they got trouble coming. not just with catholics. it's across the board.

evangelicals. >> bob: if there is 2,000 votes in this, i'll be shocked. >> kimberly: we shall see. mitt romney may be in hot water with conservatives. he's at cpac tomorrow. is there anything he can do to earn their trust? we talk about it. that next. don't forget to e-mail us at thefive@foxnews.com. stay with us. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] lately, there's been a seismic shift

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> andrea: having a good time at "the five." cpac started today in washington, d.c. this is where the candidate goes and conservatives gather to make their pleas and state their matt forms in the conservative wing of the republican party. so, tomorrow, mitt romney speaks. a lot of people say he has problems with conservatives and some of the numbers and some of the early primary states bear that out.

so, eric, tomorrow he is going to speak. is there any chance -- he won in 2008. he won the cpac straw poll. >> eric: he was going to be the conservative answer to john mccain in 2008. now he has to go there and figure out how to become more con seventive. he is going to go up against newt and santorum. they will speak. i don't know what he will say. he will try to make people think he is more conservative than he has been in the past. the most important thing when the straw poll comes out saturday afternoon, the next speaker is -- sarah palin. i want to see how he is responds, reacts to whoever wins the straw poll. if it's romney who wins it and he is jumps on board there, that will go a long way. >> andrea: very interesting. now bob, you actually have been to cpac before. >> bob: i have. >> eric: they let you in? were you occupying? >> bob: i walked in the

lobby and very pleasant things to say starting with "a." [ laughter ] >> andrea: we'll be there tomorrow so i'm hour we'll meet your fans. occupy wall street there, i hope you would come be my bodyguard. >> bob: i'll be sure my friends will take care of you. >> andrea: let them know. you know straw polls. a lot of things you bring in the activist and people say they are rigged. if you think that he gets the number one slot saturday in the straw poll it will help romney? >> eric: i'd be surprised if he did. last time, protest against john mccain. he was the log call first to protest. one year, didn't ron paul win it? >> andrea: last year. >> bob: it is an activist base organization. what you have to remember now the seats are filled up already with hardcore conservatives. the problem is as kyl, senator kyl from arizona said there is no romney mania going op here.

as somebody else, guy from wisconsin said, we need somebody who will carry a visionary message forward about conservative principles. the problem with romney is you can't make chicken salad out of chicken stuff. he is not a con seventive. that is the problem. >> greg: i don't think that is the problem. the problem is he seems like an actor playing a con seventive. it doesn't help he looks like, he is like gary cooper playing ronald reagan. i don't think it's a bad thing. i think he probably -- >> eric: that is an interesting point. >> greg: thank you for playing. >> eric: remember him saying get close to the right thing as possible? how many times do you think ronald reagan's name will be uttered this weekend? >> andrea: rick santorum in 2008 was not in the straw poll. he is polling well with conservatives. conservatives are propelling him to the wins. how do you think he will do

and what do you think he will say? >> kimberly: it's advantage santorum. he has a late-breaking momentum going to cpac. this is his audience. they are lukewarm. there isn't a lot of enthusiasm for romney because they don't know if they can really trust him. he doesn't have a strong conservative record to back him up that i felt are uncertain about him. it's been anybody other than romney. hate to say it. we have seen rise and fall of people. santorum is a conservative candidate. he will go in there and do well. romney has to say something memorable. name something memorable he has said or done so far. freddie there is a hypocrisy with santorum. he hated the bitter feuding that went on between the candidates and now he is launching an all-out assault on mitt romney. like a guy on the sideline bemoaning cheap shots and fist thing he does on the field is punch somebody in the groin. >> eric: very quickly, i have been listening to the guy running cpac. as conservative as you can

possibly be. really. >> andrea: you are? >> eric: i heard him on interviews lately talking about romney. a little pro-romney. it's kind of surprising. so maybe they are looking to make -- >> kimberly: they want to beat obama. >> bob: what happened with the mccain thing. mccain, some of the leadership of the organization got together and said let's not -- the republican party is disheveled here. get together with john mccain. it didn't work. you can usually wire these things up. they're true believers. they won't take a pitch like let's go ahead with romney to keep things calm down here and let the republican party go. >> andrea: they would have broke for romney long time ago. >> kimberly: i agree. unless he pulls a lady daga and tapes red meat to his head and his body. i'm for you, baby. >> greg: rick perry spoke and did not once mention his endorsement of newt gingrich. he is like a new england patriot fan in new york city.

>> andrea: very few. better watch your back. all right. coming up, it's the makers versus the takers. government dependency is at an all-time high. is that a thet to the united states? we'll debate it and discuss it when "the five" returns. ♪ ♪ p@?ñm ñoy÷h>óñc>ó

♪ ♪ >> eric: american exceptionmism, capitalism, free markets and innovation made america number one. top dog. world economic leader. but president obama has never been comfortable with the system. take a listen to the redistributor in chief. >> you will take a balanced approach.

shared sacrifice. and a willingness to make unpopular choices on all of our parts. and in america where everybody gets a fair shot. everyone does their fair share. and everybody plays by the same set of rules. >> so today is a sad day in america. today, the balance tipped. today, obama got his wish. according to the heritage foundation for the first time ever, for a long time, for long time, the makers have been here, the takers have been here. but as of today, hair tage foundation tells us it's not only balanced, now the takers outweigh the makers. in other words -- >> bob: did you get that -- >> eric: you, on average -- keep going. on average, if you are a take taker, you $32,700, and if you are a maker you bring home $32,400. meaning the more the people get power and the more people there are, the less of these people there are. we will never change the system. never get it hammered out.

>> andrea: the mistake is portraying findings as a gotcha moment against democrats. >> greg: this is what the democrats want. not a scandal. it's a press release. this is obama's space program. guaranteed a future for every presidential candidate being a progressive. because you can't find your dealer. >> eric: how about this -- >> kimberly: a great point. why would they if they have no intention to get rid of him. we're all selecting stuff. >> eric: stay with you here. look, these people, makers, pay taxes. they pay $2.3 trillion in taxes a year. these takers take $2.5 trillion a year. so they are taking more than the total -- >> kimberly: than what they are making. >> eric: forget defense. they're paying the tax revenue. >> kimberly: this is obvious. anybody can figure it out. this is basic seventh grade math. you can't take out more than you are putting in. we are on the persistent and

consistent pattern now of doing that. >> andrea: before the studies came out on the show i said i think the election strategy this time around this white house is they are rolling the dice and they are going to put forth policies to ensure that more people in the united states are getting a check from the government than not. we saw just last month, the "wall street journal" said more u.s. households are getting some kind of government assistance than not. this is a conscious strategy by the democrats. more people they get on their side like in greece, whatever party was in power is how they get the votes. that's how they keep the po power. >> eric: i'm absurding all of this information. >> bob: first, this is a conservative think tank. pretty reasonable place. good thinkers there. in this one, they mayed the typical partisan election year game. they say 70% of the budget of the united states is dependency. that is probably right. social security, medicare,

medicaid, rest of it. then they say in the same paragraph or two, of course, 50% of the people don't pay any federal taxes. the assumption would be therefore that those people are taking and not receiving. or receiving not taking or both. they're receiving -- you get my point. and the hair tage foundation said those people do pay for the very same dependency programs because they payton roll taxes. when they do that, they are, in fact, paying for dependency. if you were eric who paid off the mortgage, but say you are a "wall street journal" guy. investment guy. you have a house in the hamptons and a house in manhattan. you get write off half the interest, which the government does and 50% tax bracket. if you have $1 million in interest, half a million -- can we please go to the scale here? half a million dollars is you or on the dole. can we have the scale, please? half a million dollars you're on the dole for the federal government. for you rich people,

congratulations. >> you say writing off the mortgage interest on taxes. so the maker -- >> kimberly: now you're going to break the scale. >> andrea: guys, this is -->> - >> bob: let me make a point. 57% of country is on the dole. including everyone around the table. >> greg: be careful with this. this is my hamster's swing set. >> andrea: need a taker to pay it back. >> eric: 49% of american households don't pay a dime in federal income tax. >> kimberly: 2009. >> bob: in payroll taxes which is what it is. >> eric: this is a

disingenuous statement. >> eric: this has nothing to do with the heritage foundation. >> eric: how can you say that? >> bob: are you kidding me? >> greg: i don't want it shoved anywhere. >> bob: terrible. he pushed her on the couch and put her hands around her neck. judge threw the book at the dirt ball. he took her to red lobster and went bowling. i'm not kidding. ice?

now send it back to new york and the colleagues with "the five." ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bob: that is a good song. greg is very tired. he just told us. now listen, this next story takes place in florida. broward county. domestic violence issue. there is a fellow by the name of joseph bray who took his wife and pushed her on the couch. this happened before. raised his fist. escalated. it goes to court. a guy, the judge in this case is a john hurley who rules on the case. and what you are about to see is the most unusual ruling of what mr. bray must now pay back to society. >> he will be out of jail by 3:00 today and he will stop by somewhere. he will get some flowers. now hold on. hold on. he will get a card. he will get flowers.

and then he is going to go home, pick up his wife. get dressed. take her to red lobster. after, that they'll go bowling. >> bob: can i suggest his wife pick up a 12-gauge shotgun on the way back home? i guess this is serious, but have you heard a ruling like this before? >> kimberly: in the olden days judges used to do this type of thing. that's how you settle it. now people are aware of the seriousness of domestic violence and abuse that occurs to women. this is inappropriate. the guy is out of line. first, he hit her. that is not good. second, i don't like red lobster. did it on a date and didn't work. >> andrea: you wore flats. didn't work out. >> kimberly: it was a one-timer. i tried to go in our shoes. bowling -- they told me you can't bowl in that. it's a liability issue and you have to wear used elf shoes. >> bob: you have taken this

from our story to shoes. can we get back to the story? >> kimberly: it's not appropriate. it's not appropriate. >> andrea: this story makes me really sad. wife wanted her husband to wish her a happy birthday and he wouldn't do it. so they got in a dispute. i guess he chokes her, throws her over the couch. there is a domestic violence issue. now the judge who they say he is a character, there is rumors he wants his own reality show or judge show is ordering this very kookie punishment and making it sill silly. downplaying domestic violence. >> bob: my former wife is a professional golfer and came at me with a 9-iron. >> eric: we are making light of something. >> bob: i'm not making light of that at all. >> eric: the judge, they should throw him off the bench for this. mockery of -- >> kimberly: he is on the bench until 2016 because he

was appointed by charlie christ. out of line. >> eric: can't put his hands on a woman. there shouldn't be no prior. what? i think the judge should be -- >> kimberly: judges are supposed to attend domestic violence sensitivity training and be aware of how to handle this. mandatory arrest. >> eric: do you have a daughter, judge? if someone put their hands on your daughter, would you have the same ruling and give them red lobster dinner and night bowling with your daughter? >> bob: this is terrible. when you said putting your hands on somebody is different than punching. have you ever put your hands on your date? >> eric: hands around her neck. >> bob: around her neck. okay. fine. i understand that. >> andrea: you take all of your dates to red lobster, don't you? >> bob: another place i never been. what is the coffee place again? >> greg: who cares, bob?

>> bob: thank you, greg. >> greg: i figure you won't ask me about the story. >> bob: i was about to ask you. how do you deal with a guy that hands you five-pound cement. bowling ball. give him a bowling ball. that is what bothers me. >> bob: do you think the judge should stay on the bench? >> bob: i don't know. >> greg: i don't know the particulars of the case. this is a story that a lot of shows do because it creates outrage and we don't know half the story. i would say it wasn't a smart thing to do if he is a violent duet. but maybe there is something going on we don't know. >> kimberly: mandtory arrest. >> greg: ask me what i'm doing tonight? >> bob: what are you doing? >> greg: watching project runway astrars. no bowling. i'm going out with eric bow bowling. >> kimberly: bowling for

dollars. perfect. >> bob: when i go to the beach, i like to sit and relax. and not worry about some idiot like example, well, not idiot. nice guy eric but idiot sometimes throwing a frisbee. i'm on board with a controversial ruling in california. if you don't leave me alone -- greg is not. he will tell us about it next. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> greg: welcome back. time for a new segment called cooking with yams. just kidding. ♪ ♪ >> heroes in government. ♪ ♪ >> greg: yes, it's time for heros in government. where we mend the wondrous effects bureaucrats have on everyday life. today we praise the l.a. county board of supervisors who just agree to fine anyone

a grand who throws a football or a frisbee at the beach. the 37-page ordinance tells police how to deal with anyone who might catch, toss, throw, kick, or roll a football or frisbee between memorial and labor day. it's about time. according to the gutfeld bureau of safety and health, or gbsh, 20 people die from frisbee related causes every hour. worse, if you miss frisbees with alcohol, things get worse. take a look at this grisly video! just moments earlier, some young adults were playing frisbee golf enjoying a simple wine cooler. now they're dead. anyway, something tells me occupy wall street folks cause millions of dollars in damages at the los angeles city hall, playing frisbee, civil servants would applaud.

since the state is bankrupt, they have to find a way to pay for the tax. lastly, the ordinary ordinary also bans digging any hole deeper than 18 inches in the sand. which is about the right size for a bureaucrat to bury his head in. >> kimberly: cute. >> greg: it is cute! >> greg: speaking of cute. what am i missing here? you are a lawyer. >> kimberly: they are looking for a revenue stream. you are absolutely right. this is so ill-conceive and ridiculous. next thing is don't bring sand to the beach. whatever you do. it's ludicrous. i saw this story today and i'm like seriously? in l.a.? isn't that the place for fun second to vegas? >> greg: it's a war on california, bob. >> bob: listen, i'm coming down with you on this. i don't think i have been to a beach without football. what they should do is fine people bringing babies with diapers. >> kimberly: what? >> bob: that is the one that gets me. you get downwind of those things. >> kimberly: don't want them on the planes you don't want

them on the beach. where do you want them in >> bob: stuck in a room some place until they can wear underwear. >> kimberly: until they're potty trained. >> bob: yes. >> kimberly: they can still go in their pants. >> andrea: you were born potty trained, right, bob? >> eric: can i ask a question? theyout law football and frisbees but volleyballs are okay and beach balls? >> greg: there is no explanation why. >> andrea: i know why. the volleyball lobbyists. they have a big lobby. >> bob: if -- you know the crips and bloods come out there and they're not outlawed? if you want a football, do you not see it right. you see a good looking woman on the beach, right. you say okay, you go out to where she is. i'll throw you the ball. you drop the ball, follow, roll over and say hi. >> andrea: that explains your dating life perfectly.

>> greg: i do that nightclub and bars. >> andrea: he does it on hannity's set. >> greg: throws up a football. >> bob: that takes away one of the greatest c'mon lines there is. >> greg: bring up an unusual study. look at how men and women look at online profiles. men spend 65% more time looking at the photos than actually reading. women on the other hand spend half the time reading the profiles. >> kimberly: what a controversial study. who came up with that? >> andrea: they spend money on this. >> greg: incredible. >> andrea: so they are more interested in how women look than what they have to say? >> greg: isn't that incredittable? >> andrea: ground-breaking stuff. >> bob: this is a surprise? >> andrea: bob! >> bob: look, you can pick out a dog show for example, do you pick out the bow-wows or take the best in show?

>> kimberly: are you comparing women to dogs? >> bob: no, no no. i'm saying if you are picking out say a dog you want to have. let's say -- anything. >> greg: new car. >> bob: new car. do you look at the car? if you don't like the look of the car, do you read about the car? no. who in their right mind would look at a picture and say okay, that's an ugly car. but it's probably got some assets. >> andrea: there have been articles a lot of guys get burned on this, because people put pictures from when they are ten years younger so the guys think they will show up and there will be a hot woman there. >> kimberly: everybody photo shops. >> bob: women in escort business put pictures of -- >> greg: you have done research on this? >> bob: no. i got sober before that case came along. >> kimberly: i am not even going to touch that. >> bob: back page. >> kimberly: really bad. really bad. don't go there. just don't go there. >> greg: how did this

segmented up -- >> kimberly: the craigslist section. not appropriate. >> greg: we started with the beach. we should have -- >> kimberly: go on christianmingle.com instead. >> greg: there you go. >> kimberly: just kidding, bob. not you. >> greg: up next, i can't remember what the segment is called that is coming up but it's part of the show where each of us tells you one more thing. it will come to me. it involves a thing, one thing, and another one more thing. forget it. if you leave now i'll take you off my christmas card list. >> kimberly: no! >> greg: yes! ♪ ♪

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baconry.com sent me this meal. chocolate and oreo covered bacon. there you go. it's not like i didn't ask about this in the break, people. there you go. look at that. isn't that gorgeous? >> kimberly: take a bite. has it been out a long time? >> greg: yes. >> andrea: what do you think? >> kimberly: bacon. >> greg: i love kimberly. it's really good. want to bite off the other end? >> bob: no. >> kimberly: so today -- >> andrea: fun part of fox is you get to see fun people walking through the hallways. hi, bob. like bob beckel. today, tony braxton was here and my sister loves her. she was on fox and friend and here to promote -- there we are. she was here to promote autism speaks, spokeswoman. her little boy is autistic. many of you know my younger brother is autistic.

when i saw her i had to give her a big hug. spent years good luck with the project. sorry i'll miss the event tomorrow night. >> kimberly: great shot. nice you got to meet one another. it's very sweet. >> andrea: she is so nice. >> kimberly: class act. >> eric: i love dogs and most dogs are good boys. [ laughter ] good dog was a good boy. he's a hero but he was interviewed on a denver news show. watch what happens. >> you, too. this is for you. have a great weekend. >> thank you. whoa! >> eric: okay, so -- ahh. >> kimberly: terrible. >> eric: good boy after that. here is the thing, if you know anything about dogs, if you don't know the dog don't stick your face in the dog's face. >> kimberly: that is a serious situation. it doesn't bode well for rescuing the dog. >> andrea: bob does it to me sometimes in the morning.

it's true. i say good morning, bob. barkkkk! >> kimberly: it's you. >> bob: we all had our high school yearbook pictures except for wuss over here who didn't put his in. i want to start a trend. i'll show you my baby picture. i hope everybody else puts yours on. >> kimberly: is that a joke? is that really you? >> bob: get a closeup of that. >> kimberly: look at the knees. >> bob: inwant everybody else to bring baby pictures in. eric, i want to start with you. bring yours in. >> andrea: is that a diaper, bob? >> bob: it was a thong. >> kimberly: it was baby new year. >> bob: that bison good stuff. this is not bad. pretty good. >> kimberly: "american idol." >> andrea: your turn. >> kimberly: it's too late. i'll just eat bacon bits