one strand of my lego hair out of place back then. we weren't oblivious. we were on to this. but that was then. we wouldn't be so stupid to fall for this nonsense now. or would we? it . hello, everyone. i'm andrea tantaros. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five". well, america, have you heard? the world is safer than ever. >> the world is less violent than it has ever been. it is healthier than it has ever been. it is more tolerant than it has ever been. >> and of course the president and his vp have also told us that al qaeda is on the run. >> there should be no doubt, today america is stronger and al qaeda is on the path to we decimated altd ald's leadership. al qaeda is on the path to

defeat and bin laden is dead. >> we decimated al qaeda central, eliminated osama bin laden. al qaeda is much weaker than it was when i came into office. >> al qaeda is hardly on the path to defeat. the terror network has just retaken two major cities in iraq and is on the march to boog dad. remember when joe biden said iraq would be one of this administration's greatest achievements? >> i'm stvery optimistic about iraq. i think it will be one of the great achievements of this a administrati administration. >> but today obama was forced to acknowledge this. >> iraq is going to need more help. going to need more help from us and more help from the international community. i don't rule out anything because we do have a staking in making sure that these jihadists are not getting a permanent foothold in either iraq or syria. >> too late.

iraq is getting some help but not much from us. iran has deployed members of its revolutionary guard to iraq to try to conquer al qaeda. dana, i go to you first on this one. the president says that we're going to be getting involved. this is after he's telegraphed our time table of when we're leaving, ignored military advice of how many troops to keep in the country, told us al qaeda is on the run. falling apart at the seams. number of cities. what should the u.s. do? what can he do? >> well, one of the things we could do is to fulfill the -- one of the promises president obama made which was for air cover. that is something that the prime minister of iraq asked for. everything that i come to in terms of a solution at this point feels too little, too late. in 2011 deny us mcdonough said iraq was ready. that they were ready to take over, everything was going to be

fine. the thing about the global war on terror is i understand wanting to get out, but not leaving behind a residual force it that was large enough in order to help them transitioning an iraq that could keep terrorists at bay, now we have a situation that is actually worse than the status quo before 2003. and i'm dismayed. i'm upset for the iraqis. i'm worried for the united states and for all of the innocent people who are there who are are having to flee because of this morphing of al qaeda. a lot of this goes back to the decisions in syria and our decisions as a country, president obama decided not to enforce his red line. and i think that all of these things can be traced right back to that decision. >> dana makes a great point. we took iraq from the baathists. we now lost thousands of lives, thousands of people are maimed and disabled, greg, and we turned it over to al qaeda. >> this past month is amazing.

president obama's got the opposite of a midas touch. everything he touches turns to poop. it can't get much worse. he doesn't rule out anything but action. he realizes that radical islam can be house trained. there's one thing we can do. it is time for us to batten down the houses, frac the hell out of this place. we need to make our country as impenetrable as obama's skull. right now chaos is all over the world. we're the only stain people left. it's time to look out for us, and it's time to make our borders a national defense issue. kevin williamson wrote a great piece about this, it's the only thing that separates us from the hordes at this point, making sure they can't get in. >> the president has said al qaeda is on the run. he seems to think because we've gotten osama bin laden everything is fine and dandy. he telegraphed the time line.

today breaking news a number of americans are air lifted out of iraq. colonel ralph peters said, the jihadis are officially winning. >> in the middle east, the united states is now 0 in its weakest position since 1945. and the birth of the modern middle east. jihadis are winning because they are willing to it die for their 50 nat cal cause. we are facing a problem if not caused as i believe if not exacerbated by obama's dilatory init competence. >> president obama making it worse. >> it that's a great line. couple of observations. i'm profoundly saddened by what's going on in iraq. we lost a lot of bodies, a lot of american kids there. we spent a ton of money there. and now it feels like it's all going away very quickly. i'm going to agree with greg with the oil. i think what we really need to do is it become self-sufficient on oil. look what happened today with just what's going on so far oil pric

prices spiked and will continue if they take the southern port, where the oil exportation happens. i'm going to disagree a little with dana. i think we did what we were suppose 0ed to in syria because, again, this isis group is a rebel group, not very much unlike the soc group which we backed. so there's a group that we actually said, john mccain said, yes, we should let the rebels in syria, we should back them with some military support, with some money, with some weaponry. and then this isis group, do you realize these two groups are fighting arm in arm together against ba similshar al assad. my point is, don't get involved with these confrontations, don't loan money, give bodies, sacrifice human beings, americans for some of these things until we know exactly who we're fighting for and who we're fighting with. in one sense i think we made some good moves and some

mistakes. >> dana? >> i'll pass on that. bob is huffing and puffing. >> i don't know. you're both making face for different reasons. i'll let bob's look of disgust take it away. >> there's so much revisionism going on here. first of all, there never were islamic radicals in -- they came in after the baathists. saddam hussein kept that country in pretty good shape. he was our ally remember against the iranians. i'm going to draw on the fact i was opposed to this war in the beginning or a lot of this was priktded a long time ago. the iranians were the ones who rose up and the iranians are where these people are coming from and the iranians themselves. the idea that the revolutionary guard would be in iraq, saddam hussein would have mowed them all down. but we made a run iniran into a country. this isn't something the president lost. what are we going to do, stay there 40 years? >> we did that with korea. >> that was --

>> we did it with japan. >> that was by treaty. that there hasn't been a fight over there. >> look what we did for japan. look what we did for korea. >> do you want us to -- >> that's what we used to do 0. >> for what? >> that's what we use 0ed to do. we don't anymore. fine. >> that was a world war. this is not a world war. >> what is it, then? >> it's not a global war on terror? talk about revisionist history. everybody forgets that on 9/11 one of the keys was to try to prevent a place where terrorists would have a safe haven to plot and plan. they're not going to stay within one border. they don't even think there is a border now. that's what this group declared today, that the border between iraq and syria no longer exists. going back to the auto man emtire. i think we're foolish to think that we pretend nothing is happening, just focus here. where they have a safe haven to plot and plan, you can't drone that out of a state like that. >> the idea that the united

states turned -- they can't bomb -- use american air power in mosul because a lot of americans will get killed. >> the government of iraq can not want a lot of civilians to get killed. >> but they asked us to -- i th first city that was turned over, the safe, most secure city to the iraqi military was in 2008 in a big ceremony saying we've now got these people trained. it's the one safe place you can have. the fact of the matter is, bang then anybody who followed this would have predicted this was going to happen. iraq is gone. it's going to fall apart. >> that's not true. it was the generals who told president obama, if you don't follow through, that's going to happen. >> follow through on what? >> on the status of forces agreement which president obama failed to sign. they said this is exactly what would happen. i would prefer to listen to the generals than to smib smb who hasn't been in government in years any day. >> can i ask you this then? let's extrapolate this now.

>> there's a good shot. >> president obama -- >> you take shots constantly, bob. you sit there and act like everything from 1978 is still relevant today after 9/11. >> i think you're suggesting 9/11 seem tobz the rationale for everything we do. >> so afghanistan. president obama is now declared that by 2015-2016 we will be completely out ofafghanistan. by your own admission it's a mistake. >> i don't think we should be there at all. >> let's talk reality. >> too late. >> the reality is we're there. why do you keep putting hillary clinton back in the spotlight? >> i like the word. >> this doesn't have anything to do with her at all. >> why are we in afghanistan? >> we're there. so the question is, do you turn it over to the afghanis and risk what's going on in iraq? or do you stay? >> do you stay for 50 year oz? >> i'm asking you, bob? >> it's time to leave special

forces in for the border with pakistan and let the rest of it go. it's going to fall apartd. >> can i half agree with you? you have a little bit of support here. i supported going into iraq. i did. when they went in and they did not find wmds, they should have said, okay, given the keys to the highest ranking military official and say, if you support terrorism, if uf become a threat to our country, we will be back. we would have been fear and respected. insfed, this is my irnl. paul bremer sent the iraqi military home, tried to privatize the regions and that's what's caused the insurgencinsu. president obama campaigned against all of these things, didn't listen to military advice, telegraphed when we're leaving. a number of mistakes were plead. i half agree with you. i'm not into staying there forever, but i agree why we went in the first place. >> you're exactly right about bremer. we were not going to iraq to nation build. when bremer decided for whatever

power he had to disband the iraqi military was just the most ridiculous -- >> i agree. >> all he did was turn them into radicals. the country is lost and so 0 is afghanistan. >> the country is lost. it's the united states. we have vets dying in hospitals. we've got children amassing on the borders. we have an entire region imploding. we have terrorists being released like 0 doves. can we create a golden parachute for president obama, just early retirement? he's got two more year oz, bob. what he is going to do next? >> the things you talk about are domestic u.s. issues and they should be dealt with. what are we going to do with afghanistan? why do we care? they beat the russians, the british. come on. >> you look to our border. that's what i'm saying. >> do you realize what today is? the 27th anniversary of ronald reagan's tear down the wall speech. look at it that way, tear down the wall making the world a safer place.

on the other hand, chuck hagel and president obama, i don't know what to do. >> you know what they did? they went on twitter to register their disapproval. the only strikes they approve of are on a keyboard. >> why do we have the responsibility to 0 take care of iraq and afghanistan in the first place? >> why do we have the responsibility to take care of anybody. >> except for ourselves. that's a better point. >> i think everybody is missing the point. the reason that you're there is to help protect america. that's my opinion. the fact that we have spent this segment talking about something that happened 12 years agoed totally gives president obama a pass on what he is responsible for in the last two years and what he is going to do four. that's what i think the discussion should be held and ho hopefully they will be held. >> i think the way the country is falling it will be continued. >> his incompetence has become his expertise. a skydiver made this pledge in 20 it 12. >> do you think you're done with

skydiving? >> no. i have one more left. june 12, 2014. >> today former president george h.w. bush did that on his 90th birthday, skydiving again for the eighth time. stay tuned for 41's big jump and an interview with the army sergeant who jumped along with him, only on "the five." back in a minute.

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welcome back. immigration has become top of the fold news as illegals are storming across our southern boarder. the question remains, what should we do, amnesty, secure the border, other reforms? some surprising twists an turns among top 2016 hopefuls, rand

paul, ted cruz in a second. but hillary clinton turned some heads by going tougher on illegals than you'd expect from a liberal. >> eric cantor the second ranking republican in the houses who was defeated by a candidate who basically ran against immigrants. his argument was this, there are americans out of work so why should we allow immigrants into our country to take those jobs? and i think that's a fair question. >>rhea? surprising. >> at first i thought, what is she saying? earlier this week she was dead broke, then she couldn't remember who abe lincoln was, then she thought the five terrorists aren't going to be a threat. maybe she's out to lunch. but then i thought, this is classic clinton. she is planning to outflank everybody, even republicans on this. and this is the one thing she learned from her husband, and they do it very well. they're very skilled at this, especially in the '90s.

they come up with an idea. they get republicans to come out in favor of it. then they go after the republicans, like well fare are reform. then when republicans pass it, they sign it and take credit for it. with immigration reform, i think what she's doing is looking at the polls, talking with her husband, and she is abandoning losing arguments. majority of the country a little nervous about this immigration reform bill. and they co-opt winning one. that's what the clintons are doing. they're very good at it. >> bob, you seem surprised she said that. do you think there's anything -- maybe karl rove. no. anyway, your thoughts on her comments. >> it's staggering to say that cantor lost because of immigration when every piece of data we have had nothing to do with immigration. how she could go out there and say that. i mean, maybe she wanted to flank people on immigration. >> how about where she stands on immigration, saying he may have been right on some of the --

>> i assume she's -- andrea is right. she's trying to move to the center. but the point is, you don't do that by citing wrong facts. i mean, that cantor example is just plain dumb. >> they've been citing wrong facts for decades. >> well, you know who she has advising her during the book tour. dude. remember dude? i don't know if the analysis is that sharp and being passed on to her. eric, i think she is repeating something that is poll tested and that they have realized that the american people on immigration are are looking at what is happening at the border and saying, we're not for that. i think they've got a little bit of nibble of what they thought might be something where she could get some support on a broad basis. that's why she said it. >> you want hillary? ted cruz? >> go ahead. let's do ted cruz who knows who

to blame, el presidente. listen. >> this is a humanitarian crisis, and it is the direct result of president obama's lawlessness and unwillingness to enforce the law. and president obama union laterally and illegally granting amnesty to 800,000 people here illegally who came as children. what it's prompted is parents throughout central and south america giving their young children, handing them over to the smugglers. it is horrific and it's because the president won't enforce the law. our hearts should be breaking and the answer is to start enforcing the law. >> greg? >> typical canadian. actually, it's interest gt. if you think about it that people who are fleeing here aren't coming from canada. they're coming -- they're leaving their home, which is hard to do because their homes are horrible. the good news is obama is going to make this country so bad that they're going to stop coming. i don't think this is a jobs

issue. i think -- to cite kevin williamson. it's not job. it's jihad. the border and baghdad are the same issue. and i think that's what's going to unite democrat and republican voters. when they're seeing this horrible thing unfold, these poor people en mass down there, this gives visualization to illegal immigration people didn't have before. this is telling people, damn, obama doesn't know what he's doing. >> can i just ask, this is important, bob. how did this all of a sudden happen? how do we have 50,000 or 60,000 kids coming across the border in buses? i spend a lot of time reading. this kind of snuck up on me what's going on? >> first of all -- it. >> they've been sent over to military bases. >> they think they're going to get amnesty, right? there's all this talk of giving amnesty to anchor babies. jay carney says the border is

secure, again getting it wrong. that's why hillary is a genius. she hasn't weighed in on the debate so all she has to say is, no, we must secure the borders, then do some kind of piecemeal smart immigration reform 0 and she's outmaneuvered i would argue a lot of republicans. >> i make a point to ted cruz. when he said obama did not obey the law, not a single employer in his state, which is the largest employer of illegal, undocumented workers, has ever been tried under the reagan bill of immigration in '86. for ted cruz to stand there and blame obama, take care of your own people. i would bet you have contributors who hire imlegals all the time. you probably hire illegals and i like you teddy. >> can i read the tweet? i promised it in the tease. senator pushed back via twitter, my position is what it always has been -- real border security necessary before any reform.

i will not let sloppy journalists reflect my position as amnesty. it is untrue. >> the reason this is happening is the world knows our flaw. we have a president wlo believes that borders are bilgotry, that having locks on your window is rude. >> they know! >> most of these 11 million or 12 million people got here in the last 30 years. can somebody explain to me why not one, as far as i know, employer who hires these people goes to jail? >> bob, you have admitted that immigration reform is a good way to secure the base of the democratic party. maybe that's another reason the doors aren't locked? >> we've got to go. birthday boy, george h.w. bush celebrates his 90th in one of the coolest ways possible, the former president has no fear and was out skydiving again today. you'll see it coming up. co: sometimes you don't know you need a hotel room

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so yahoo! news, which is news for yahoo!s reports there have been 74 school shootings since sandy hook, a statistic that has the luxury of being unburdened by fact. as charles c. johnson points out, some of them didn't occur on campuses and fewer than seven were mass shootings and one probably didn't exist. the 74 lie comes from michael bloomberg's anti-gun group by got there by counting all sorts of stuff. cnn took it apart concluding there were 15 not 74 shootings. before you say 15 is still too much, if that's true, then why exaggerate by inflating sta tais ticks, you magnify the distrust already present in a public who senses your fibs are leading to

force. the starting -- here's some facts. crime has been dropping for decades. mass shootings have been gone up. what you can glean from recent shootings however is one root cause -- us. the copycat killers of recent times are obsessed with prior themes. sandy hook with the norway guy, others with columbine. the desire for infamy is handed out like free cheese from a mindless media who fail to see the connection. i do. remember this cover? he was the bomb. yet we're shamed by our president who says we have to do some soul searching. he's arrogantly wrong, but how is that news? so the thing that i don't get, dana, is, why lie? i mean, do the lies -- >> 15 sounds like a lot. >> it shows they have little faith in their argument as john lott has pointed out. >> well, exaggeration can be a boomerang so it's come back to haunt them. but yesterday i was on the road

traveling and i heard this statistic repeated three times. >> it's amazing. it shows eric the laziness of the immediate 0 ar-- media, eve the white house, that they just swallow that stat. >> know what they forgot? in the '60s homicides started to rise, in the '70s and '80s it's peaked ains 1993, homicides are down 49%. i believe since 1993 as well gun laws have become more and more stringent in america. so why do they continue to point out shootings, mass shootings when the real number that matters is homicides per 100,000 human beings in any given mu nais nis palty. that's been on the fall in all places with the exception of places like chicago where it's the most difficult -- >> it's apples and oranges. here's the problem with the 74 number. parents are afraid after these school shootings. they're worried about their

kids. in a safe school district, it last forz a long time. they're worried about their kids. the idea saying there's 74 of these, which is a lot. 15 is a lot but 74, parents are going to believe it. god, that means there must be an epidemic. i think all it does is scare parents alt all over the country. number two, this figure, one of the reasons i hear what you're saying but let's remember there have been a lot of generation of guys put away in jail who were using guns. so it's not making it any better. >> wait. what? >> there are 2 million people in the federal prison system. a number of those are in there for -- >> that's why gun violence is going down? no new criminals. >> a lot of them are locked up. >> three strikes law. >> we've got to move on. john lott looked at the stats and found that stuff they included were parking lot shootings late at night, gang style turf wars, suicides, 40%, and self-defense.

any incident where shots were fired they put under this. why are they being so disingenuous. >> bob bring upz fear. that's the goal. if you scare people, you can co-opt them to do legislative things what they want you to do, which is shut down guns in this country. it's interesting they cobbled some facts together from the crime statistics. eric brings up chicago. here is a number in the '70s. they say 74, right? and 15 is a lot for school shootings. let me just say they're horrible and they shouldn't happen. however, 73 shootings this week alone, greg, in chicago. to date, 686 this year 0 alone in chicago. new york, 34 this week. this is the lead gun violence story in america, that the media doesn't want to tell. they have become literal shooting ranges these cities. and the immediatemedia would ra tell that story but when it's convenience take those statistics and package it as a school shooting to scare parents

and get their gun laws. >> these are drug wars going on in it chicago particularly. >> so that is not worth reporting? >> we've got to go. >> we've got stuff coming up. >> sorry. george h.w. bush turned 90 today and celebrated it in the sky once again. stay tuned for the latest dive and the man who took it with him, next. all stations come over to mission a for a final go.

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he'll forever be 41, but today president george h.w. bush turned 90 and he has no plans of slowing down. in fact, this morning to celebrate the big day, the president took off again for another skydive, his eighth. it took place near his family's summer home in kennebunkport, maine. he landed safely thanks to the man we're going to talk to, michmik

michael elliot jump in tandem with 41. he joins us from the site where they landed. how did you get this honor in the fist place, sir? >> you know, just today was my third jump with our former president, and we've kept a good relationship. i stayed in contact with the family, and after his jump on his 85th birthday, he said when he turned 90 he would jump again. and i told him at that point, sir, if you're willing to do it, if i'm around and able to, i would love to be your tandem instructor. we got the word, and we prepared and here we are today. and we helped him celebrate his 90th birthday. it was just a joyous occasion. >> sergeant, eric here. we are all watching in the newsroom. it was incredible. we were all waiting for the landing. can you take us through what the instructions were? looked like a little bit of a bumpy landing. tell us what you were prepare ford and what the president was prepared for. >> well, we all know that our

former president is 90 years old. at that age, you don't have a lot of strength. he's also dealing with other situations, parkinson's disease and things tliek 0 that. so we knew that the landing would not be perfect. but our main concern was to make sure that he had a safe, enjoyable tandem jump for his birthday. so we did a lot of modifications. he worked with some great companies, sun path and bell helicopter to modify his harness to put oxygen on my container so he could have oxygen throughout the entire skydive. you know, the landing was not picture-perfect, but he had a smile on his face, which made us smile. i was just honored to be a part of it. >> did he wear his trademark socks? this is in on of his 90th birthday. can you get a picture of the george bush socks? when he jumped, though --

>> he did have on his lucky sokz. >> he did, good. he has a hard time walking, as i understand, right? how do you land when you can't use your legs? >> well, you know, of course, as you just stated he does have a hard time with mobility. so your tandem instructor has to pretty much take the brunt of the landing. we talk birthday ed about it. we knew there was risk. we did as much we could to mitigate and to make sure that he it -- regardless of what happened it was safe and enjoyable for him. >> sergeant, did you get nervous at all? it's not like you're jumping with greg gutfeld. this is precious cargo. i know it's your third jump, but were you nervous the first time around? do you still get nervous? >> well, absolutely. you know, if i'm up about to jump out of an airplane by myself or with someone and i'm not nervous, that means i'm complacent. you just kind of rely on your skills.

26 years in the military, i served with one of the greatest units in the military, that's why i'm standing here now. i trust in what i have learned as a veteran. i know i'm representing all of veterans in the military. so absolutely i was nervous. but i knew i could perform 100%. >> sergeant, i'm still not convinced that wasn't a person in a george bush mask, but we'll leave it at that. how do you deal with somebody like me who would completely panic coming out and -- i mean, i would soil myself. what do when you realize you've got a full-on panic attack going on as you're descending? >> well, you know, you have a short amount of time to build trust between the tandem instructor and the passenger. it's controlled fear. the passenger believes in what you're telling them. they trust in what you're saying. and of course they're going to get nervous. they may have a panic attack. it's up thome to control that fear and believe in the person

attached to them. >> sergeant, can i ask you a question. did you ever jump out of a plane and your chute didn't open up? >> obviously not, bob. >> you've got backup chutes, right? i should have put it that way. >> i have used my -- >> otherwise you're one hell of a strong guy. >> i have used my reserve parachute. >> that's scary. >> shergeant, did the president say anything on the way down or when you landed? >> you know, before the jump he was really motivated and just talking about the jump. he had this great smile on his face. 43 came up and talked to him, mrs. bush came and gave him a big kiss. he was just celebrating his birthday. he has continued to live. he said, you know, just because he's 90 doesn't mean you have to stand in a corner. continue to live and enjoy yourself. >> sergeant first class mike elliot, thank you for joining us from kennebunkport today.

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more than five years as a taliban captive, bowe bergdahl is on his way to the united states. he left germany and is headed for the brooke medical center in san antonio, texas. there's a lot of debate about what should happen to bergdahl. if he did in fact desert his post in afghanistan. eric, let me ask you. i assume they're investigating whether he deserted or not, which apparently is a very serious offense. would you be surprised to see him arrested in the united states? >> i'd be surprised. i think they'll do the normal

cham of let's find out, let's debrief him. then try him at some point. i think they have to. they said they are going to. very quickly, yesterday chuck hagel said during the i don't know, i don't know episode he was doing all morning, he said, i don't know if the ka tarries there's a chance they paid off the haqqanis to get bergdahl back, we deal with ka tarries all the time. we buy oil from cut ar. there's a big possibility we bought bergdahl back fwr the terrorists. >> i think qatar is a terrorist state. >> that's profoundly illegal. >> you're right. but it suggesting that we separate terrorists from the heads of these governments which sponsor stlorists is are ridiculous. we had to deal with the saudis because we get their oil.

but they're basically crooks and support terrorists. and the house of fahd, dana? >> on the fact that he's coming back, i'm sure the family is relieved. i hope that he is as well, that he's back. even if he does have to go through a court-martial after the investigation, at least he is here in the united states where he belongs. >> do you think he'll get away -- i don't know the facts. do you think he will not have a trial? any possibility they'll say he was right? >> there could be. i think he has the protection of president obama. i don't see him getting put in prison or -- i do think there should be an investigation, a trial. especially because of the revelations that he was dismissed from the u.s. coast guard and specifically i would like to know why he was dismissed for psychological reasons and then he was taken by the u.s. army, which as i understand almost never happens. usually they are just discharged. was there a breakdown there? and even bergdahl says he's

asking the government to reserve judgment. i think he would probably benefit from having a trial. >> greg, you've been turned down from the special forces for psychological reasons. do you think this guy will actually spend time in jail? >> it's possible. i mean, i think it's good to have him back, get him the treatment he needs, get him a hearing. but focus on the other veterans still waiting for treatment. there are millions. i feel bad in a way for this guy. imagine how different the return would have been if obama hadn't it turned this whole thing into a boum rose garden variety show. it would have been a different thing. we wouldn't be talking about it. one more thing is up next. so i can reach ally bank 24/7 but there are no branches?

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>> hold on to your hat. a political earthquake. >> an earthquake ryke this. >> political earthquake. >> sort of a perfect storm. >> it ends up being the end of the world. >> i love that. awesome. >> dana? >> tonight the world cup gets started. i know everybody here doesn't like soccer. i live in a house divided. my husband supports england. on behalf of a guy that works in my building, i said i would support ivory coast. that's what i'm doing. apparently jasper is playing for mexico. this picture just in of him hitting a ball on the field. >> ivory coast could do well. >> who's the guy next to jasper? >> robert? >> i'd like to report since the affordable care act the state of minnesota has its lowest uninsured population ever in the

history of the state. it's down to 4.9% from 8% four years ago. all attributable to the affordable care act. and i want to -- >> how many of those are on medicaid? >> this was not to be interrupted. >> just curious. that would be interesting to find out. >> no. it's a survey done by the university of minnesota. they're down -- give it some credit. you have to dump on everything? does obama -- has anybody ever said anything nice about obama except me? >> he dresses well. >> seems like a good father. eric? >> so you know how i do this at the beginning of every show, i know greg -- >> i hate hands. >> you hate it. so now it's showing up in very strange places. take a look. i was on sunday watching fox and friends. look at the lady behind. she's doing it. i'm seeing more and more of it. some fan from south carolina sent me this. check it out.

hand carves. so here's the deal. can you photo bomb every live television show that you know and send me a picture of it or let me know where it is? ten points for fallon, 100 points for a world cup game and 1,000 points for the "today" show. >> then what do you get if you win? >> we'll figure something out. something nice. >> a handless leprechaun. >> we should give bronze hands. >> or baseball caps or something. we'll figuring something out. >> just give money. >> you know what this really is. you have the right to remain silent. anything you say will be used against you. that's where that came from, a cop with somebody with their hands up. >> isn't it two hands up. >> i guess you're right. >> maybe they only have one hand. north korea, kim jong-un is very upset about weather reports, so he went to his weather guys and reamed them out the other day. yes, he wants them to come up with different forecasts and improve their technology. listen, i hear it.

i don't like a lot of the forecasts. he believes he can change it. >> he'll kill them. that's the thing. >> it would really stink to live there. that's it for "the five." don't forget to set your dvr to never miss an episode. "special report" up next. as al qaeda-inspired militants push iraq closer to civil war, president obama is faced with a huge decision on just how involved the u.s. should get. this is "special report." good evening, i'm bret baier. islamist extremists are rising up with a vengeance in iraq tonight, two years after the u.s. withdrew its troops from the war-torn country. described by some as a more radical version of al qaeda, these extremists are on the move to baghdad. now the iraqis are asking for help from the u.s. ain