twitter. havee a great weekend.er i'll see you on "the. five". >> want to know what happens when the president doesn't have his teleprompter?ant this. >> i want to thank everybody who is here. i think there is only one problem and that is that mys remarks are not sitting here. people? [ laughter ] people? oh, goodness. folks are sweating back there right now. >> you bet. hello, everyone. i'm i kimberly guilfoyle.erly it's 5:00 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five".

>> another secret nsa program has been uncovered. the latest revelation, the nsa e and the f.b.i. have tapped in directly into the servers of some of the biggest in the country. they're all included in the program known as prism. what does this mean for you? sky e-mails, audio and video chats, photographs are just some of the things that can be targeted. are you willing to sacrifice privacy for increasedr anti-terror efforts? it's a question president obamat himself seemed to be conflicted on earlier today. >> when i came into this office, i made two commitments that are make.mportant than any number one, toke. keep the amero people safe. and number two, to uphold the constitution. that includes what i consider to be a constitutional right to privacy. but i think it's important to

recognize that you can't have 100% security and also then have 100% privacy, and zero s inconvenience. >> that sounds like a republicae or something for five seconds.d. >> yeah. so>> yeah. there is this whole thing about whether or not you have abo toyr sacrifice your privacy to be more secure and combat terror. look, the tate yacht act -- patriot act, the left pointed the finger at george bush and said look at the overreach. but it says we're going to go after this person or this group and pinpoint what they're going to do. what's going on right now is the patriot act on steroids. they're taking complete broad of swaths of groups of people, if w not the whole country anday saying,in we're going to data ms and see if we find something. i'm moreomet concerned about wht they do with the data when they don't find something than what they're trying to accomplish. i'm not sure what they're goingm

to find.th >> you don't have a problem witr them going lieu it. >> the way. mu >> master delete button. >> it's not pinpoint. they didn't get like intel on something, well, let's go after, them. let's find out who kimberly r guilfoyle is calling. they're saying, let's take the whole west side of manhattan right now and see if we can find something and maybe kimberly in that sphere. >> i live on the westn side? >> kind of. >> this whole program iseres tog your phone number. that's we have to tap li lines. >> or get my phone number to gen andreas. what do you make of the program? >> i wouldn't mind the surveillance if they were competent at using the>> surveillance. but they haven't been. think about it.mpet boston, the only reason we caught the boston terror suspects, not because of the nsa, but because some guy decided to have a cigarette and saw blood on his boat.aret

richard reed, passengers saw him lighting his boot on fire. christmas day bomber. it's all the citizens that arein reporting these crimes. they're not coming from this dark prism. this dragnet of information than they've been collecting. if they're notimbe going to be e competent with all of my data, i want my freedom back. >> you want there tou be some showing, an offer of proof thath this is credible, that it's producing results before we just go aheadt go and sign off >> clearly not. >> here is the deal. we have this gift, thanks to al gore inventing the internet. they all come through our server in the u.s. that's are the numbers we'reth collecting. and they have a thing called int the fourth amendment, reasonabld search. this is are reasonable search., so if you come up and i get topo tantaros' number, which is the only way i'll get it, i got to get rid of it. i'm going to go and look for

al-awlaki talking to such and such and all of a sudden, it will begin to siphon out.pa they got to get rid of the u.s. numbers. to me, i g salute the president for keeping it in place. it shows he got in there, lookeo around andr said, wow, this program is a lot better than i thought. >> do you think he had proof i worked? >> exactly. what they're not going to do a d i think theynk should do, becaue congressman rogers brought that up. we did stop a few. i can't mention them. i'd like him to mention them. >> prove it. show us which ones and specifically. >> and the ones that they didn't set up themselves. typically we've seen the f.b.i. give them the bombs, surveil them, then hold a press conference going, look what we got, yeah, because you gave thek the bomb! >> oh, come on. >> you know i'm right.eren >> they're not setting up m terrorists. >> this is the most unreasonablo standard. of course they stop things. the people whoours are briefed ,

put their own credibility on thb line and said they stopped themh the real issue is not, you know, that somehow there isomeh this e patriot act because we've had the patriot act before. what the guardian newspaper reported on is we've had an extension of an ongoing program under the obama administration real pointntis a here, it's the hypocrisy of president obama, the guy who said they shouldn't be doing this kind of thing, now having to, as president obama, not just a critic and senator, say yes, well, to keep us safe, that's my first obligation. here is what i would say. the problem from the left withrm what the president is doing istt that the president, the president is being president -- needs to have an honestscus discussion with the american people as he started today by saying it's a balance betweene civil liberties and the war on>> terror. >> the president had a problem with the gitmo. he had a problemwi with water boarding, president obama, andhe the patriot act. he had a problem withpa them.

now he gets into office, realizes how dangerous the world is and he goes from gitmo andhow water boarding to kill list and drones and from the patriot act to data mining. >> he had a conversation about the drone policy. by theic way, what are you complaining about? >> he agreed with him. >> what are you complaining about? >> like i said, if i'm not doing anything wrong, i don't mind yol looking. what'sg, hypocritical is when yu say this is what i'm running on -- >> if you are a leader, what you say is, i was wrong. up,mi was a senator coming i looked at thisng from the outside. the rarei'm one of people on the inside -- >> i want a conversation. i wouldo like to hear him have s honest conversation with the americanam people. all this stuff about he had he has to say that he's wrong to. please you guys? >> no, it shows a leader. it shows i was on the leader and critical. >> you go look for leaders who

walk around saying how wrong l theyea were. you don't find any. >> this is a much broader interpretation of the patriot act than george bush ever did.e he used the patriot act in a tailored specific reason to go for investigative purposes. for law enforcement purposes. i have think the reason peopleos are okay withes certain parts of the patriot act like i was in the name of national security, we're scared because what if itt isn't used for terrorism? what if it's for political reasons. look what's happening at the irs. paranoia. >> the director of national intelligence is there and they're all saying,el look, wehs don't use this for anything buts tracking terrorists. >> we promised to be fairmise ak balanced -- and balanced when wa go aheadx- and look who gets tax exempt status. >> i've got a communications alert for you becausee

yesterday we thought they were justst snooping on bob beckel ad his verizon account. questionable numbers after 10te p.m no. >> questionable. >> if at -- it's our phones, too. it's everybody. and it's sprint. i'm waiting for t mobil. >> can we add one more thing? kelly mentioned it today. i don't have confirmation, but there may be -- they may be looking at credit cardcard purchases. if you start playingases around. that, the problem for some>> people. >> credit cards and cr google. >> 100% invasion of our privacy. >> we know they've given the pr information to the british. so it begs the question, too, this was broken by a british newspaper. we'll get into the media angleep in the next block. but why didn't the u.s. mediawhy break this? why does everything come out in leaks? >> here is the problem, trust is gone of the nobody is trusting anybody m anymore. if you told me six months ago that the irs would have ath

political motive into the way they did things, i would say that's paranoia. >> but hold on a second. >> are you kidding me? talk to planned parenthood. talk to naacp, all these folks know in the bush era, they were saying, hey, we're being unfairly targeted -- but that's not the point.ur p i think your point is right on.. i wasn't surprised and i tend to be a trusting soul. but i wasn't surprised.. you know why? because i think once the patriot act was passed and there werenat only two senators who will opposition to it, they all said, we've got to do this to protect ourselves and thank god we haven't had more attacks since 9-11 to this moment. we have been b pretty safe. >> because someone else put it in place. you're saying bush and cheney did this -- >> no, no, no. i'm saying that the president -- i don't carehis. who it is. >> tell that to boston.

>> (talking over each other). >> if president obama agrees with president bush and he actually wants to win over independents sitting on the side, he should say listen, i understand what president bush is going through. iush understand the threat bettr than ever before and that is why that's part of the conversatione with people, then people couldcu say, okay. then no problem. if you're pr angering the left,k don't think there is -- >> he does not care. president obama doesn't care. bigger picture. >> then what's behind it for obama? >> what's behindor this? it? >> yeah. >> before he stepped foot on 1600 pennsylvania avenue, he said we're going to we' fundamentally transform american and guess what he's doing. he is taking every single liberty we have and saying, tha doesn't count anymore. we're going to do it our way. from the irs targeting conservative groups to the doj o looking at reporters, all the way down to the nsa looking atac every -- then foris an argument. small government. it >> it turns out we're 100% right

on all this stuff! t >> not even close onh irs, the c linking it tolo anybody in the white house.dy okay. number two, with regard to doj, what are you talking about? >> what imtalking about? eric holder says no, we didn't look at journalist records. >> no, no. what he said was that he did not consider prosecuting someone for publication of nationalnsid security -- >> juan, this issue and you know better thanu anyone,e, is unitig liberals and libertarians. >> absolutely, libertarians are up in arms.>> >> hypocrisy, the same time he's spying on james rosen. (talking over each other). >> juan, the president is bein absolutely hypocritical and what he promised, the way he wenthip after the president, the way het goes after news organizations and americanzati citizens, the y that he does it, the darkness, thekne secrecy, there is nono transparency at all and that hea doesn't explain it. we have to find out from a

foreign newspaper.>> t >> these anti-bush people have to be shut up. kn >> i know what you're saying, but here is what he's saying, he ended the war in terrorism lasta week and now it's to the tenths power. >> i think it's been going on. >> why would he say there is no more war on terror? >> he has at magic wand maybe. i don't know. >> what we know is big government, big brother -- >> you think i'm laid back, look at you. you are takingre it all in. >> enjoying it.t. >> i'm trying to manage this block without shenanigans. >> democrats are turning on president obama over the nsa spying, including bob beckel. >> the government has no right,o they've taken this patriot act,i which was the single most dangerous act passed and taken it and abused it. you talk about farbism, you're -- fashism, you're

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>> somebody is watching you. that's why the white house has lost the confidence many americans after three major recent scandals. now add another one to the list. the secret collection of

millions of phone records and the "new york times," believe it or not, is even jumping ship. it's editorial board wrote the administration has now lost all credibility and then there is my pal, bob beckel. >> i think it is one of the most outrageous examples of stepping on the constitution that i've heard. they have no right to phone records. these phone records, they get both sides, they monitor how long the conversation takes place. they're not on record for anything. this is the government getting into our business that it out to be out. it is illegal and unconstitutional and deplorable. and i didn't like it when they did it in the bush administration and i don't like it now. i know they're look for methods and intricate things on computers. screw that. the fact of the matter is they're listening -- they're taking my phone records. get your hands off my phone records! sometimes i got 800 numbers i don't want you to know about. >> sometimes? >> the fact of the matter is, the government ha right --

they've taken this patriot act. they have taken it and they've abused it and -- you talk about fascism. you're getting damn close to it. >> all right. when you lose bob beckel and juan, based on your comments in the first block as well, you're not happy about this. you see hypocrisy. how big of a danger is this to the president to have his base, so many enraged, including outlets like the "new york times"? >> i think it's dangerous for the president because look, what we've seen from some of these phony scandals that you guys celebrate -- >> what? >> we've seen 13% of independents, this came out in the nbc "wall street journal" poll this week, slid away from the president. his overall approval rating has stayed stable. 49%. that's pretty good. but when it comes to issues like do you think this man is trustworthy, which used to be his personal strength, we've seen some decline. command of a crisis situation, we've seen decline. a lot of that has come from independents. we know republicans don't like him. now i think with this one where

you see the left literally up in arms and all of the kind of ire directed at president bush, now back in play and aimed at president obama, i think you're going to start to see some slippage in terms of his overall approval ratings and talk about a second term curse, second term agenda in congress and danger, all of it in play right now. >> kimberly, you spent some time in democratic political circles. you know how this gets to them. do you think he risks really losing his base in a midterm election or something like that? they seem just as enraged now as they were before with george w. bush. >> you're right. i think he's put a lot of people in his party coming up for reelection in jeopardy. those seats in play because of the whole variety of things that have happened, whether it's benghazi, whether it's the irs or the a.p. or this situation here. spying on americans. that's what his administration is being known for in the second term. he won reelection. he won already. this is, again, like eric

mentioned, part of his overall agenda, transform america and he's going to use government as a sword for whatever purpose that he sees fit to implement his agenda. >> eric, are you a little dismayed that you had to read about it in the guardian, which is a u.k. paper, not the "new york times" or the "washington post," who broke open the pentagon papers and watergate? why weren't they reporting on this? >> by the way, president obama said today all your congress people knew about this since 2006. i'm not really sure and if they did, why didn't we know about this going on, the prism program. >> threw them under a bus again. >> juan, let me tell you something, he may be holding a 49%. but wait until next year when we have midterm elections and a big portion of the senate is up for reelection. the whole house is up for reelection. guess what's going to be on the news? plastered on all the tv's? all the scandals, all the democrat scandals going on. >> those are real scandals. >> we don't celebrate, juan. we report them.

>> come on, you do. 'cause i'm interested in what you said about the politics of it. right now what the polls show is none of those, except for the irs, had any traction. benghazi, nothing. >> you're off the ear, juan. (talking over each other). >> republicans actually like this. >> like what? >> the idea that he's protecting americans. >> number one, we thought everyone was going to be too scared to leak and report it. wrong. the leaks came flowing and they went forward. this guy in the guardian newspaper, he profiles as an anti-american guy who hates everything about this country so that bothers me the most that he got the story. the next day the "washington post" got the follow-up. i thought the president would say, i heard about this for the first time on the news. and i was relieved that the president said, i knew about this ahead of time 'cause we had a bit of a trend that was concerning me. he was watching so much news rather than being a part of the news. so that was a little

disconcerting. here is what i do like. i like the fact that we're all talking about it now. the only reason we're talking about it now is because it leaked out. if the president wanted to have a conversation, he would have said, i got news for you, i got this prism program and i want to tell you about what's in it and i think it's time for us to decide if we want to continue with it as opposed to oops, i have a crisis, let's do it now. >> i say america, listen to the wisdom of brian kilmeade. we should have an honest conversation -- >> problem is, juan, an all these other scandals he said they were caused by i guess imcompetence. so we're supposed to trust him now with this? coming up, a soldier is facing punishment for reading books by sean hannity, mark levin and others. is this really happening in america? details on this story when we come back

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>> sergeant and army marching band member is causing problems. marching outat, m of sync?not >> no. sergeant summers was reprimanded and told to stop reading sean hannity, mark levin and david limbaugh bus while on the -- books while on the bus. he was toldto to stand down sayg

he was, quote, causing a unit disruption. folks, we're in the midst of the wasification of american men and now the military going pc isdang disheartening and dangerous.lled kimberly, i called his lawyer, navy commander john bennett wells who saysis pc is taking or the military. >> who we met before, the attorney representing him. this is very disconcerting to mr because now you're going to, what, program our military and give them the suggested and approved reading list and they can't read or listen or watch certain americans expressing their beliefs?re this is outrageous. we have the soldiers fighting for our freedoms every day and then president obama is stripping them of their freedoms, telling them they can't read this or can't look at these materials. this is his administration. >> hang in there, juan. t hold on. >> he's the commander in chief. >> i spoke to commander wells and said why is pc taking over the military? he said the wayan things have bd going, especially since

peoplere obama put his in power in thede military. >> absolutely. and all you have to do is look u at fort hood to see that. it was political correctness that prevented army psychologist from reporting major nidal malik hasan and then we had now 13 dead americans. he's gotting paid almost $1,300 while the victims getgett nothi. i think this is ridiculous. i don't think the military ismed place for expression of any kind. but it does appear that he is facing the last form of discrimination, which is you're a christian or you're a and conservative and he's being discriminated against.gain >> yeah. he's sitting on the bus or back stage before concert minding his own business, not reading out bu loud and they tell him he can't do that. >> it's outrageous, especially when people will change plans to listen to sean hannity or mark t levin.

i think it's the military who learned to take control andan stand up tod do what's right, even though it's an officer told told him has to come forward and say, this is wrong. i should be able to read what i want and i will go to your superior to make sure i can do it. >> juan, the irony here is that they're telling him not to listen to sean hannity or listen to mark levin or read one of the books. meanwhile, that's all they talk about is liberty. they talk about fighting tyranny. this is tyrannical. r >> i think ifan i'm your superir and i'm interested in unit cohesion and you are sittinged there reading i something that s highly politically inflammatory and it's causing other people -- >> from a guy whose show you're on? >> of course, what are you talking about?>> i'm just telling you so that you have a different point of view here. but let me just say, nobody is saying you can't read that material. in fact -- >> they said stop reading those books. >> at that time.w in >> juan, how are you able to do

that? >> what i'm saying to you is -- wait a minute. in the middle of a unit -- >> guess what,at they, fight fo his right, if i read the koran or i need a certain number of prayers. >> if they told him to put the koran away... okay.eck, check, please. >> he did send some tweets out which i have to say, i don'ti d think he should be tweeting some of the thingsee that heti was tweeting. i think the military should bes, nonpartisan. so i actually agree with you there, juan. but i think in an effort sometimes to e be tolerant, whh is important, we end up being intolerant to others. so they said that one of his fe fellow military members was gay and felt like he was being discriminated against and this a guy is goingnd no. i'm not.t. so now they're discriminating, ironically, against had man for his beliefs. >> we fight forwe freedom. can't you read>> about it?we >> thank you. thank you. >> what am i doing here? >> next up, a two-year-old taks

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>> begin. >> shaq gets shut out. titus took down the mighty titan. i also had a shot at shaq and also did extremely well. >> oh! >> was that out? >> yeah, it was out. >> all right. so i lost. so the question is, as you lookc at basketball in pure competition, what is better than pure competition against "thethe five." let's cue the music. let's try to do what titus wasn't able to do and that isha have a perfect score. >> what do you mean? >> titus was good, but he wasn't

perfect. are you ready? go! >> yea, kimberly! go, kimberly! go! >> you still got fiveo. seconds. >> go, girl. rack em up. my gosh, it's in! >> is someone counting? >> i'm counting. >> how much time do we have a left? >> in and out. >> my hair is getting messed up. >> how many did she get? >> that's it. >> still got ten seconds. >> i'm giving her 11. so we're going to start again. 20 seconds, juan williams comest out here, 6' 2, 191 pounds. let's go, come on, juan.

oh, jeez. >> juan, jeez.ez. he's terrible. you haven't gotten one yet. oh, my god, you hit brian. >> i don't get d this. >> 12 seconds. >> juan, it's not rocket science juan is like shaq, he's got none. >> he threw one in for you. >> how many we got?>> >> about three or four. t>> >> that is the time! all right. eric>> bolling? >> i would sayim kimberly is winning. six.e has 12, you got let's go. >> 20 seconds.. >> boy, i don't think this is fair. he's got ahe' great shot. >> you don't think it's fair? >> takes practice! that's the thing. he's been complaining. >> five seconds. >> you're distracting him. >> how many we get?

>> how many did eric get? >> five. eric got five. the >> 20 on the clock. go! >> go, girls rule! keep going! >> i need more balls. >> five, six. >> oh, my gosh, there you go.al eight. nine! she's onshn a roll!ly >> no wonder it's only an hour.t >> my turn what, do we got? so far this is kimberly's game.i >> no, i think andrea outshot on her there. >> 20 on the clock.t a >> brian, get a little closer. >> i think you should dunk it. >> he's going to make them all. he's good. know.on't >> oh, my god. >> where is it?

>> try your feet? aren't you better at soccer? >> yeah, he's really good at soccer. >> is anyone keeping the number. >> i don't know. >> there is like 12 people inike the control room. i hope somebody is counting. >> zero. >> do we have a do winner? >> yes. >> i think kimberly and andrea tied. >> do we have a winner, control room? >> they have tied. and according to porter, you got beat by a girl. >> oh! he >> and boling practiced ahead of time. >> when we come back, the story of one man with 22 kids and 14 moms and thinks it's funny. >> the ladies love me. they don't like me. they love me. the ladies love me. they don't like me. >> juan's got the story of thef most fertile and expensive dad

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♪ >> okay, guys. i've been talking about the consequences of break down of the family and the african-american community for a long time. it is painful toit me. it is heart breaking. about orlandou shaw, 33 years old, and he has, drum roll, 22 children with 14 different women. the most expensive dead beat dad in tennesseebeat history. the state spends an estimated $7,000 a month to support his children. now he's being sued and one reporter just caught up with him outside the courthouse. >> i wanted 50 kids. halfway there.on't >> hey, i want to be fixed. i love my kids. i could care less about what anybody thinks about it. >> are you able to pay child support?

>> i can't pay no. they know i can't pay them nos child support right now. >> how do you father to that many children with that many h women? it's hard to be in more than one place? >> it's called pick them up. you have to have itphon worked . >> what about contraception? >> i was young, ambitious. [ laughter ] i was just young and ambitious and i love women.i hey, you can't knock no man for loving women. >> the ladies like you? >> the ladies love me. they don't like me. they love me. the ladies love me. l >> you like the idea of having that many children out there that you fathered, is that it? >> yeah. i live on.t th my family stays strong. i make sure we'll be here for years and years to come. >> exactly wrong. won't be strong. in fact, the money to pay child support. let me repeat.ne he has noy money. he has no way to support thosehd children. and he can't be a father to that many children with that many

mothers. so what he said is just so tragically wrong. he's a charming guy. he sits there and says women love him, but he's the devil incarnate. you're a lawyer action you see n this, to me, this guy already has a criminal record. he says that's one reason heh can't get aas job and pay child support. but it seems what he has done is a crime to those children. >> it really is. it's shameful. heit thinks it's funny. more liket him? great, perfect. he lacks any kind of responsibility or care or concern for children or for their well-being. how is he going to be a good father? supporting them financially, emotionally, psychologically. this is not a game. what he expects then is for the government and the state tonme abide by and support, sustain his lifestyle. >> and he's out there playing the fool. it's likele he's the bad boy and girls love the bad boy. i don't see it. >> i didn't understand the wome laughing in the background either because it's not funny. when he says he loves women, he clearly doesn't.

how many daughters i mean, think cle about that.do he has a number of daughters, he says he loves women. women are affected by the lov relationships they have with their father. it's cyclical and it's causing future badr behavior with his daughters and whoever they choose to get in relationships with. juan, as long as the government makesor it easy, he's going to keep going, i wish i could get fixed. well, snip him then. seriously. >> here is the problem, number one, those kids are going to be mocked in school. isn't your dad the one with 22 kids, doesn't care about you? where is that self-esteem? any of these kids able to break out and be successful, they are solely responsible. >> that's part of the entitlement mentality. if i keep having them, somebody will pay. >> and he thinks it's funny.e >> them. children suffer. >> this is a tragic and america has got to wake up andhe understand, this is the big news -- >> what do you do, juan? >> we got to start talking andw. saying, it's not good to have children out of wedlock. you got to take care of your

family, love your children,es especially to dads.fa i got to say, especially to black and latino dads. >> you may be a father, but -- he may be a father, but he sure isn't a dad. >> got it. one more thing coming up next [ mrs. hutchison ] friday night has always been all fun and games

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