so we are hoping that this is overstated. but we fear the worst. stay with fox newsnewschannel for the latest on isaac's path. go to gretawire. see you tomorrow night from tampa, florida. captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> eric: hello, i'm eric bolling, with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, dana perino, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in tampa, florida. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> eric: we're tracking two big stories down south. g.o.p. kicked off the convention and the five of rus happy to kick off our first road trip. tropical storm isaac is in the gulf. janice dean will join us in a minute with the latest. but first, romney time in tampa. the five of us will take a look at the five key players hitting the stage this week. first up, ann romney tomorrow

around 10:00 p.m. she will make her debut to tens of millions of americans on opening night. yesterday, she sat down with chris wallace. >> i wish everyone could see him how i see him. as a mother, i have seen him have compassion, as he has been with me as a wife, raising the small children. how he valued my work as being more important than his. >> eric: dana, what do you think? what should he is do and staying away from? >> dana: a lot of anticipation. she was originally going to speech monday the networks wouldn't take it. it changed because of the hurricane and scheduling. now she will be on prime time tomorrow. everyone will take the speech. a long line of wonderful tradition in america's first ladies. in fact, at the national history museum, there is a whole exhibit dedicated to them. and the policies they worked on, the dresses they wore and dinners they threw and how they represented their husbands. how they are with one another. is greg making fun of me? >> eric: yes. >> dana: why?

>> greg: i was just thinking a museum of first ladies. can you imagine the husbands that are dragged to that? instead of going to a game. going to the museum of first ladies. >> eric: maybe they go to the game -- >> dana: can i say one last thing? this speech tomorrow night is important for a couple of reasons. people finally start to focus and get to know him better, they manual what would she be like -- imagine what would she be like in the white house can i imagine her being in the white house and being supportive of a commander-in-chief? that is why the speech is important. possibly the biggest speech of her life. >> eric: kimberly, my lovely wife says behind every good man there is a great woman. great woman behind a good man? >> kimberly: fantastic. she is romney's strongest asset. she can connect with people, personal. she raised a beautiful family. good values. what is not to like? she has an incredible personal story. one of perseverance and faith. she has taught a lesson about what it means to be a good mother and good wife. i'm looking forward to great

things in her speech. >> eric: hold that thought, beckel. greg, what do you think? >> greg: she is a nice lady. that is the point of a woman coming to speak. she can't say anything critical about her. no matter how nice she is, she is going to be mocked by the left. because her values that she represents they find stupid. tradition, fidelity, these are things that the republicans stand for that democrats kind quaint. she and her husband represent the values that young liberals laugh at. they will laugh at her. >> eric: beckel, you progressives have to be shaking in your boots. good, solid, potential first lady. >> bob: my wife said behind me there were many women. that's one of the reasons we got divorced. look at it from analyst standpoint. she has two things to do tomorrow. dana is right. pass a threshold of would she be a good first lady.

the answer is already yes. what surprises me is how little they used her. probably the best of the surrogates he has. secondly and most importantly i think the@of the democrat war on women, she needs to confront that. i agree with some of it, not all of it. if anyone could take it on, she could. >> dana: do it with one line. she doesn't spend a lot of time on it be. one, or maybe one paragraph, not a ton of time on it. this is a chance, all the speakers will talk about why mitt romney would make a better president than president obama. she has the first speech out of the gate. >> greg: the important thing about this is mitt doesn't talk about mitt. so it's actually up to the surrogates like his wife to do this; whereas, the opposite of obama. he says "i" more often than the guy at lens crafters. never stops talking about himself. mitt never talks about himself. >> bob: where do you come

with this stuff? is it in a book? >> eric: we have more material. we listen to sound bite of another guy -- we are taking you chronologically. ann romney starts off and chris christie is next as the high profile speakers. take a listen. >> let me tell you. you don't know what will happen when i burst out of the gate at 10:30 tuesday night. keep me on a treadmill all day, try to wear me out and lower the energy level a bit. we'll be ready for tuesday night and put on a great show for the american people. >> eric: hey, kimbo, shake and bake. christie brings fire and passion. what do you think? >> kimberly: he does. looking forward to tomorrow evening. 10:30, explosion of excite in the the hall. he will bring it. romney needs chris christie to motivate the base, motivate the tea party people and the conservatives to say this is our guy. that is what they'll do. >> eric: my round mound of sound to screen left, you have to worry about this guy.

>> bob: not at all. i'll tell you why. first, it's not the tea party he represents. a lot of this agree with the tea party. more than that, is he a good surrogate? can he go after obama well? yes. christie is a guy to make mistakes. when you get would up, the tea party, calm him -- wound up he could make a mistake. i wouldn't surprised if he didn't. >> dana: he will bring the crowd to their feet. they have been pent up and wait for the moment, fear of delegate in the republican national community. ready to rock tomorrow night. ann's speech is important but this brings them to their feet. not just because he delivers a good line. he will talk about how good policy and effective governing and working across the aisle, the teacher tenure piece he finished a few weeks ago that republican governors lead the way when it comes to better government. that is what he will talk about.

>> bob: chris christie just barely made it. 50% favorable in his home state. >> dana: obama has been under 50% since he started. >> bob: i grant you that. i have bruises to prove it. that is not the point. >> eric: liberal home state of new jersey. >> bob: really? your home state. >> eric: it isn't surprising. greg? >> greg: chris christie is the guided missile for the convention. capable of delivering the memorable blow. with paul ryan he is the -- [ inaudible ] don't you know your history? >> eric: let's move on, next up on the list. senator marco rubio. take a listen to this. >> this man is a personal role mod to men like me. as a father and husband. look how successful his family has been. anywhere he has gone in the church or community he has made it better using his talent and his time. mitt romney is a role model for people like me.

as a person, especially. the kind of person we'd all be proud for our kids to grow up and be like. >> eric: bob, senator rubio, home state here. i think this will be a pretty exciting speech. >> bob: yeah, but the announcer stuff is wrong. they think it's helpful for hispanic. he won't move hispanic votes around the country. country. they are locked in for obama. but he can move votes in florida. without florida, romney can't win. what rubio stands and represents is a state that is critical. it comes down here. hispanics, no way he moves the hispanic. >> kimberly: i'm sure he will move one or two, bob. c'mon. >> bob: maybe you. >> kimberly: that already happened. i like him very much when he came to the show. he is fantastic. a rising star in the republican party. excellent surrogate for romney to motivate the base. this is great for him personally to fortify his future. get more time in. in terms of government. >> bob: you don't think he is thinking about that, do you? >> kimberly: smart move. >> eric: high profile, good

one. >> dana: yes. another one rumored to be on the short list. there are some persuadables, as they are called in the political world, in the hispanic community. his speech is about concept, principles, freedom, why he got here and why he wants to work to make the country better again. i will be great. i don't expect to be rolling on the floor laughing like with chris christie. >> bob: don't want to lose greg here. get greg here. >> greg: thanks, bob. he is an opening band. he doesn't have a lot to lose. a lot of people think he is in the miami sound machine. they don't know who he is. his role is refute identity politics. he has to go out there and say, you know, we were once a melting pot. but obama turns us to 31 flavors. >> bob: he played bass in that group. >> kimberly: american dream.

>> greg: that is the point. he is hispanic, latino, but an american first. that is the point to make. the democrats hate hearing that point. they like to put your identity before patriotism. >> bob: ridiculous. that is absolutely ridiculous. >> eric: we better get out of here. meteorologist janice dean is tracking tropical storm isaac. >> the latest advisory came in at 5:00 p.m. and we're on the verge of a hurricane. 75 miles per hour sustained winds. 74 miles per hour is a hurricane. we anticipate hurricane in 12 to 24 hours. this is a large storm so that is one reason is it taking so long to get its act together. this is the latest imagery. 3d satellite imagery. the last few frames you can see the eye trying to form. the center is there. 200 miles away the tropical storm winds. the effect will be felt along the gulf coast. you can see the radar.

we have strong bands. moving across the east coast of florida. up toward the southeast. the rain bands and the wind spanning 500 miles away from the center of the storm. extraordinarily large. it will affect a lot of real estate. this is the latest track at 5:00 p.m. there is a good chance that the 8:00 track will have it at a hurricane. we are anticipating strengthening in the next 12 to 24 hours. one thing to add they upgraded this storm. they think it's going to become a category two right before it makes landfall west of the new orleans area. that is the worst place you can be for a hurricane. because they're going to get the right-hand side of the rain. and the wind. it will pound the area for hours. we could see a storm system, hurricane for 24 hours in this region. pounding, pounding, pounding. so that is the one take-away here. it won't be katrina. but it will add flooding and surge and wind for hours

answer hours and hours. we'll continue to monitor this situation. back to you. >> eric: janice, thank you. breaking news there. projected to be a category ii when it hits landfall in new orleans. thank you very much. coming up, thursday night is mitt romney's big night in tampa. what does he want to accomplish yo? you will hear directly from the governor. ♪ ♪

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>> dana: welcome back to "the five." we are here in tampa, florida, where the rnc is having the convention. we talked about three of the main speakers coming up, but we didn't start with the main event. start with paul ryan in the hometown of gainesville, wisconsin, today and had this to say. >> we are not going to try to transform the country to something it was never intended to be. we won't try to replace the founding principles. we'll reapply the founding principles. that is what we're going to do to get the country back on the right track. that is how we preserve the american legacy. >> dana: does it sound like a good principle? like giving a preview of wednesday night speech? >> greg: i think so. the cool kid in the republican camp. he is out there, while he has substance that republicans are no longer just a bunch of old, white guys. they're young, they have

people like him. >> bob: young white guys. >> greg: there you go. but he also has to hit on the message, we aren't santa claus. it's hard to run against santa claus. which is what you do with the democrats. obama is santa claus. but we are reality. they have to show that what santa promise comes satan consequences, ie, greece. that is what he has to do. >> dana: follow that? good. i thought it was a good point. bob, can i ask you something? a lot of people might think this is ryan going on to talk about himself. because he just announced three weeks ago. this is his first big national speech. his job is really to make the case for why mitt romney should be president. do you think, from your experience, is that what you think his role is? >> bob: it will be. none of the speeches are off the top of their head. they're scripted and passed by the romney campaign. like every presidential campaign does that, right? >> dana: sure. >> bob: but one thing about the weather. it was pouring here before we

went on the air. greg said oh, that is tampa weather. dana said no, it's the storm. greg said no it's not. it was the storm coming up here but it will miss us. but there is a puddle outside bigger than you are. >> eric: dodge, dodge -- >> bob: no, no. let me say this about ryan. i will tell you what ryan will talk about. he won't talk about the fact he cosponsored the bill about legitimate abortions. you may want to get off that thing but one missouri state candidate for senate who had a partner in that whole thing. that was paul ryan. the more we learn -- >> dana: we can have a whole debate on that and maybe we should do it tomorrow. >> greg: he'd love that, because then we wouldn't talk about the economy. >> bob: let's talk about legitimate, illegitimate rape. >> dana: bob! >> eric: let's talk about -- >> dana: you can tangle about that if you want. >> kimberly: let's talk about the economy. >> bob: i'll stay on point. fine. >> kimberly: okay. may i continue? >> bob: i realize that's

what we're supposed to be doing here. >> dana: are you going to watch ryan's speech? >> kimberly: absolutely am. i'm looking forward to the comments. one of the most knowledgeable people in the house or senate. hard to beat in terms of the economy. his knowledge about the healthcare, medicare, all of the above. i like ideas for the limited government. an excellent choice by romney. he is definitely energized the base. people will be excited to hear him speak. >> eric: can i make a couple of points? i think what you will hear from him. republicans who had been losing the medicare debate, healthcare debate are now winning the healthcare debate. i'm guessing that paul ryan will stay on topic and nail it home. kind of, to use an old phrase, put your foot on the head and put it out of his misery, win it. number two, talk about the debt clock spinning behind them. if i were the rnc, i'd say make sure ever time the billion dollars transfers over, i'd have another gong. ominous bell ring every time. >> bob: everything you said about medicare and paul ryan we will talk about it tomorrow.

it's wrong. >> eric: it's not wrong. >> bob: this guy is hiding behind -- i said he was a good candidate. i won't say he isn't a good man, i don't know him. i'm supposed to stay on the script here. i think romney is a wonderful guy and ryan is wonderful guy and everybody is wonderful. >> eric: watch the polls. you are a pollster. you know. >> bob: he is losing the medicare debate. let's move on. >> greg: what is your problem? jeez. >> dana: anyway, romney was on "fox news sunday" yesterday. he gives a big speech thursday night. take a listen to what he said to chris wallace yesterday. >> i believe if people stand back an consider all that america has to deal with going forward, they will recognize we are the only team that has answers for the challenges. they're big and bold answers. america needs that kind of help. at a time so many people are out of work or underemployed and having a hard time make ends meet. nibble america and miles per hour people. i believe this nation is

unique and exceptional. we have everything we need to lead the world in prosperity and peace. >> dana: i remember press secretary. every speech the president was going to give was the biggest speech of his life. it didn't matter topic but that is how they built it up. this is a big speech. >> greg: this is make-or-break moment. this is the biggest moment for mormons since donnie and marie reunion. he has to show he is listening to the little people and be tough enough for the job. builts down to a national breakup. mitt is like your best friend leveling with you, telling you that the guy you have been dating is not good for you. it was good for a while. but it's bad and time to move on. identify with the american people. >> bob: i suspect he will give a very good speech. they usually do. but one thing he does need to do an you are right, this is where ann romney will help, if the connection, the connection between middle america and romney given his personal

background. if he crosses the threshold -- one thing he has going for him that few challengers have, he is safe. in other words, he is passed out already. now can he get people to identify with him? that is the issue. >> dana: kimberly, what do you think? >> kimberly: i want him to move people. he has a unique opportunity to connect. people feel they don't know romney. i would like him to move numbers in terms of the favorability. he should be doing better an i hope it produces results he needs to get ahead a little bit. >> bob: he will get a butch out of this. >> eric: conservatives know it's time to fire obama. but do they know it's time to hire romney? romney needs to point out that we have seen this movie before. we watched it for four years and seen unemployment and you didn't build it. try something new. get a different movie. romney is the new movie and more interesting than the last four years. he has to point out difference between mitt romney and four more years.

>> bob: will the moderates buy him? >> eric: that is what he has to do. >> kimberly: bold. >> dana: we'll have it here. live monday through thursday. coming up, barack obama latest line of attacks against mitt romney. listen. >> he has signed up for positions, extreme positions that are consistent with the positions that a number of house republicans have taken. >> dana: will the extremist label stick to him? greg has thoughts. we'll be back with a special edition of "the five," from tampa, florida. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> greg: i love rush. so the latest jab from president awesome is that mitt romney is an extremist. it wonder however if he can't speak to governor romney's motivations. >> eric: i can't speak to -- >> i can't speak to governor romney's motivations.

i can say that he has signed up for positions, extreme positions that are very consistent with the positions that a number of house republicans have taken. whether he believes in those or not, i have no doubt that he would carry forward. some of the things he has talked about. >> greg: don't you love that? obama has no proof that obama is an extremist. he has no doubt. imagine the blind spot that he inhibits, hobnobbin' with radicals. imagine a creep that tried to blow up americans? i'd buy you smokes or a beer. i'd do it with romney but he doesn't drink or smoke. the media in the white house are incestuous as 12th century royal family.

they parrot one line. has the republican party drifted too far right? meaning a leftward tilt of the democrats. with the embrace of occupy wall street and class warfare you have to go to venezuela to find anything to the left of the modern democrat. or worse, berkeley. is romney an extremeist? no, more of a mod racist. calmist -- more of a moderate moderatist. and calmist. to the rest of us, he's "sir." dana you are an extremist in things we can't talk about here. >> dana: in sports. >> greg: in sports you are. could romney be the least extremist, extremist ever? >> dana: the primary campaign that republicans had in the spring, one thing that the obama camp did is try to paint him being too moderate for the party.

congress has a terrible approval rating. the house republicans born the brunt of it in particular. you notice how president obama recently we talk abou about bee. release a beer recipe from the white house. romney is extreme. he doesn't drink beer. there won't be a beer recipe. >> greg: you can't have a president that never drank beer. it's just weird. will it work if they parrot this over and over again? >> eric: it takes one to know one. obama leftist extremist. he gutted the obamacare. he picked and choose who would fail or survive. gave them $100 billion between g.m. and chrysler. wiped out shareholders and

bond holders. that is extreme. political, social and fiscal engineering. for him to say romney is extremist. takes one to know one. >> greg: i want to go to you but i want to play your favorite person, debbie waserman schultz. something called "meet the press." i had never seen it. >> really, the most extreme candidate for president in modern times on immigration that we have seen. extreme policy on the reproductive rights and things important to them to make sure that their children have an opportunity to be successful. >> greg: will it work? saying it over and over? >> eric: it will work -- >> bob: it will work because there is a lot of truth to it. romney is liberal and now a right winger. his position on immigration -- >> greg: being right isn't extremist. >> bob: right winger on

immigration. >> greg: how so? >> bob: he wants to send everybody back. >> greg: dealing with illegals. i don't think he is sending back illegal immigrants. >> bob: can i ask the question you asked me? >> greg: i'm trying to doing what you do to me. keep going. >> bob: tying him to mouse republicans is the right thing to do and a good strategy. paul ryan is extreme republican in the house as you will find. as i'll repeat again, though i was yelled at upstairs he was on the bill. he will not be a senator. >> dana: that was totally different. it's the height. not about the legitimate rain. rape is not a rape. you call yourself a pro-person but take a step back and look at this carefully before using the language against paul ryan. this will backfire on them. >> greg: k.g., i want to ask

you this. is this their way to scare, me that they're progressive freak to take away your right? >> of course. >> kimberly: this is not paying off. people are weary of this. why is it that they are tied in the polls semily? where is the movement for obama? it's not working what else is he going to say? he tried to demonize. >> bob: there are more negative ads against romney than obama. >> eric: the extreme left gives you $5 trillion in new debt. gives you 8.5% unemployment and you didn't build that, we did it for you, try the extreme right. why not? >> dana: why does the house republican brand, why that worse than the senate democrats? harry reid, head of the

democrats has not passed a budget in four years. the governing is so lacking, mystery to me why the republicans are hurt worse by congress being bad steward -- >> bob: they passed extreme bills. >> dana: like pipeline? >> bob: the last time i checked the constitution said they had a right to demonstrate. didn't it? >> greg: president obama adopted the venacular. >> eric: constitution, bob? where does it give obama right to trash general motors? summarily, you're gone, done. >> greg: got to go. they're yelling at me. kids! >> bob: last thing i checked supreme court agreed with everything he has done. >> greg: coming up, serious storm bearing down on the gulf coast. it's already affected the republican convention. we'll talk about the storm and

politics next in "the five." if you leave now, dana will not tell us what she brought to florida in her hello, kitty, carry-on. ♪ ♪ rends for this

week. "special report" is at 6:00. now back to "the five." >> kimberly: i'm kimberly guilfoyle. this is an extreme weather alert. tropical storm isaac is turning across the gulf of mexico and could make landfall as a category one hurricane as early as tomorrow. on a path now headed straight for new orleans. janice dean the weather machine tracking from new york city. hi, janice. >> hi, kimberly. of the latest advisory, we think this storm could intensify to a category two storm before it makes landfall right on top of or just west of new orleans.

there is the storm. you can see the eye trying to form. we bumped up the winds to 74 miles per hour. we think it has probability of becoming a hurricane in six to 12 hours. showing you the track. going further in time. this storm slowed down and will be ongoing event for many hours across the new orleans area. vuller in to believe flooding. we think it will be a cat 2 before landfall on top of west of new orleans. the worst place it can be for a hurricane. north of the right-hand side of the storm is where the surge and the flooding and the winds will be. this isn't a katrina but it will cause big problem pers the new orleans area. along the northern gulf coast. back to you. >> kimberly: janice, thank you for the update. we will check back in the fox news extreme weather center to

give you the latest news, breaking details on the hurricane isaac. as janice dean reported. category two by the time it hits landfall in new orleans. there are comparisons to katrina. janice saying it is not going to be the same as that impact. you hope and pray it's not. but you never know. now you have the political ramifications of the convention. >> eric: that is huge. the political ramifications. let's hope that obama and the left don't politicize this. this is a terrible storm. will it pact an area that doesn't need -- impact an area that doesn't need it. they don't need it. stay on focus, stay on message. the g.o.p. is here saying they pushed back the schedule a day to make sure people were safe here. doing everything in their power to make sure it's going right. i'm sure they will hand the storm however it may be when it makes landfall in new orleans. hopefully obama and the left won't politicize something they should have no right politicizing at all. >> dana: as i recall, i believe when hurricane katrina actually made landfall it was a category two.

i think it is extremely serious. they have some things in their favor. they have refortified levees to make sure hopefully there are no problems there. they have really good leadership in governor jindal and the mayor of new orleans, mitch landrieu. i don't know if they ordered evacuations yet. if they do order those, i hope everyone listens and goes. unfortunately we had the experience from before that shows how dangerous these things can be. >> kimberly: take a listen to romney. his reaction. there was questions about whether or not the convention should be canceled. not just postponed. here is what he had to say. >> gor, do you have a message for people in new orleans? >> i am with those people who are in the storm path and hope they're paired. >> give any thought to cancel the convention? >> a great convention ahead. >> kimberly: okay, is that the right reaction politically? is he setting the right tone? he started to donnel at it little bit but brought the

attention back. >> bob: listen, two republican conventions in a row interrupted by hurricanes which is remarkable. they have done a good job, they did the right thing first of all to put it off on the first day. they can get this thing done. i think, look, nobody is going to -- obama is not going to politicize this. >> eric: you sure in >> bob: i'm sure he is not. i really do. i think this is one of those things, particularly new orleans, i don't know what they did wrong in the past. maybe they had black beard in there and greg visited it once. it has had a bad break. nobody can politicize that. >> greg: every place on the planet has a good side and bad side. new orleans is the funnest place in the world. but that is the risk you take. it lived in northern california. california. most of my life. had to deal with more earthquakes than anything. >> bob: the most fun place in the world. >> greg: it is. you pay a price somehow.

i'm relieved to hear janice dean says it's not a katrina. that is great news. >> eric: a lot will depend on how long it spins in the gulf. >> greg: a headline for this, if it hits new orleans. like katrina, it would be deja vu deux. >> bob: you said category two. >> dana: when it finally hit, category four or three but when it hit landfall it was a two. the leav levees didn't hold. >> eric: you are sure that nobody will make hay on this that g.o.p. is having this now as this is going on. if they, do i'll play the sound bite and say no, the left would never do it. they called romney a murderer. >> bob: if they did politicize it, it would be a terrible political mistake. >> eric: glad you said that. >> dana: this shows you don't need a four-day long convention. >> bob: that is for sure. >> dana: do it in a couple of days. >> kimberly: nevertheless, it's been -- >> bob: shorter than that. >> kimberly: it's been

shortened. okay, never mind. >> greg: i got no no. plans now since we didn't have a convention. >> kimberly: we all have plans, we just didn't tell you. >> greg: i'm having a room party. >> kimberly: you tried that last night. neil armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon left this world at the age of 82. our tribute to an american icon is next. stay with us. >> it's one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. ♪ ♪

♪ >> bob: welcome back to "the five." live in tampa, florida, where the republicans are going to have a tribute to neil armstrong. outside, i was worried about coming down here but everybody has been wonderful to me so far. so i want to thank them. back to neil armstrong. when i was a kid i watched the moon landing. he got off the lunar module and stepped down. i remember clearly hearing him say "that is one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind." the next thing you know, nasa as a new line out, they decided the right way to say it is one mall step for man and one giant leap for mankind. >> dana: american heroes the most misquoted person in history.

on the moon he said, "man" because "mankind" are the same time. it doesn't take away from the accomplishment. if you look on the tv, a lot of tvs were black and white at the time. it was amazing and awe inspiring. wonderful american. >> bob: did you know kimberly, one of the astronaut contributors to fox said that the computer capability, you remember it broke down near the end and he had to hand land itthere is more capebilityn the iphone than i the apollo landing mission. >> kimberly: testment to his ability and skill. the way he was able to keep it together to make an incredible accomplishment for the country. that is why he is revered by all generations and will be for many to come. >> bob: sorry about my ear piece. people say i have big ears and it's true. >> dana: big mouth. >> bob: did you to say that? yes, a big mouth. >> dana: lighten it up. >> bob: you are right. greg, i was going to ask greg.

greg, did you watch the lunar landing? >> greg: it's so funny. how this guy was able to pull off this stunt and trick all of us to believing that he landed on the moon. if you want to believe it, that's okay with me. he reminds me what a wuss i am. i throw up on the teacups at disney land. if you saw the movie "the right stuff." the amount of training they go through to weed out the weaker types is incredible. there are less people who want to be astronauts and more people who want to play astronauts and be performers. but actually not achievers. >> kimberly: be honest. the shuttle ride on the way over here -- >> greg: he was hell! >> bob: with eric bolling, three people went up there. one person stayed around, collins. the other two landed. which would you like to be?

>> eric: the one who stepped foot on the moon. >> bob: of course. >> eric: can you imagine the fear, i mean didn't know what to expect. if i hit this, am i going to fall? it's amazing the courage and the guts the guys had. with families, by the way. >> bob: they landed in a rock field that nobody knew was there. going over woul boulders and had landed it. almost ran out of fuel and brought it coun. the famous line, to houston? houston, we landed. >> more importantly, what about the space food and tang. are you kidding me? >> greg: the headquarters flags at half mass. >> bob: i don't want politics of this but think of the great things that came out of the wonderful thing we used. for your sake and because we're in a room that is loud and obnoxious, i'll say one more thing is up next. >> kimberly: that was nice. thank you. ♪ ♪

>> eric: all right. time for one more thing. from tampa, florida. greg will kick it off. >> greg: i got so excited when i got here. i got a big bag. all this stuff from tampa and stuff. >> bob: i didn't get any. >> kimberly: turn it on. >> greg: i didn't see that. i thought it was something else. isn't that neat? >> dana: a fan. >> greg: i got a koozie, that says storm on it. a little booklet. founders' wisdom. i think i read that already. look, i got expensive glass, designer glasses. look at that. >> eric: amazing. >> bob: they look norma better than the normal glasses. >> greg: in the show i

passed 100,000 followers on twitter. >> eric: your turn. what is up? >> dana: on fox and friends, i got up early to promote the show and do fox and friends, we went to a bar. i was with bill hemmer, that is where we sat and made fun of greg for a while. we have a picture of it. i'm not sure. maybe we don't. that would be embarrassing. there we are. the key is i stood on the rail to make it look like i was as tall as bill. >> kimberly: good trick. >> eric: all right. i'm up next. a lot of people want the know what it was like to get here. happened to be on a plane sitting with none other, do we have pictures? greta van susteren. >> dana: that is not greta. >> eric: there we go. greta van susteren. maybe. yes. there she is. charlie rose was on the plane. stole a slice of our pizza. and started talking to us. look what happened. >> kimberly: that's flatte

flattering. >> bob: what is going on? >> kimberly: frozen. >> eric: that was supposed to be kimberly and andrea sleeping. >> bob: but get picture of people when they're asleep and i think it's against the law. >> kimberly: it's creepy. we woke up and we found steve and eric hovering over us. it fully expected to be like greg gutfeld, but it wasn't. >> eric: you're up. >> bob: how did your face get puffy? >> eric: it's a camera. well known. as you know. >> bob: i do. i was thinking of this. almost a dozen of the conventions i have been at. i wonder if we'll see one of these again. the idea that you have basically three days of a party and showing your party off, which is okay, i guess. i don't think the networks will carry it. they are three nights and one hour. with all the social media we have, i think you may be witnessing the last of an era.

>> eric: kimbo! >> kimberly: my one more thing is another five i think is pretty fabulous. other than this "the five." the romney boys. they were on fox and friends today. and on with our own megyn kelly on "america live." it's a tribute to ann romney as a mother of a boy, she has done an amazing job. they are pretty special. she got to meet them. >> dana: when they were kids, they had a chore wheel. a good idea. a lot of people -- >> eric: that is so extreme. >> bob: i had a chore wheel but it wasn't what you think. >> bob: which is the best looking? >> kimberly: who is in the third position, dana? >> dana: i don't know. josh, ben. one of those names you might get it right. >> kimberly: they're all good. >> bob: i thought they said to get out. >> eric: 30 seconds. >> bob: i always wondered about that. it's that or a lex o