always connected, wherever you are. because at scottrade, our passion is to power yours. >> hello, everyone, i'm kimberly guilfoyle, along with bob beckle, dana perino, andrea tantaros, and eric boling. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." the american soldier held in captivity for five years by the taliban is back in the u.s. military officials just held a news conference to discuss the third phase of bowe bergdahl's reintegration. >> he's in stable condition and will work daily with medical and mental health professionals. he look good and is a shuts

lutd -- is a lutd and had good deportment. >> he was locked in solitaire consignment -- confinement for two straight years and didn't see another human face for that entire time. >> raise your hand if you would like to see him court martialed and see a trial? wow. >> it seems to be a consensus among those people who were seeing what was going on in realtime. you decide, you want to take their word for it or the administration, eric, saying, hey, listen, these guys are having something against them, trying to show some kind of disparity, saying this isn't consistent with the facts that they know. >> well, you know, bret baier sent that email and we reported that bergdahl spent some time in solitary, didn't see faces, in a box, that may change what people

feel what went on and how urgent it was to get him back and the timing on it. however, it doesn't change the fact that if he did in fact purposefully and knowledgeably walk away from his platoon mates, they pointed out they are willing to die for him and he wasn't willing to die for them. there should be a court martial. i have a munch that, if -- at this point, ten, twelve days in now, someone would have come forth and look i agree with bergdahl. i didn't see him walk away but no one is willing to do that so i think it's high time that he gets his day in court. >> right now, these are the facts as we know it that's why that they have to have a fact-finding vehicle to go through this. that's what's fair. he has a story to tell. we have to give them the opportunity to do that. what we know thus far is inconsistent with what we're

hearing from the administration. >> there's another question too, if he had been kept in solitary confinement, is he fit to stand trial? i'm not sure of his mental health. i cannot imagine two years in solitary confinement. he might just be gone. we're still owed answers of why he was discharged from the u.s. coast guard and then moved to the united states army if he was discharged for psychological reasons. it's such an odd occurrence. we could have prevented this whole thing in the first place, but i do think he should be examined to see if he can stand trial by a medical professional. i do not see him getting any jail time, no matter what he says or no matter what happens. i do think he will have the protection of this white house regardless. >> i think you are right about that and dana, talk about the messaging here. what kind of message should they be putting out at this point, it seems like they are trying to set the table for some kind of

mental instability defense, perhaps unstable to stand trial in his own defense and prepare a case. >> i think there's wo separate entities. i don't think the military and the white house on the same page here. i think it was the white house who made the decision to have the rose garden ceremony. second is the military, i think they have handled themselves very well. the care and treating of the family and now of our soldier that is back, even if he is court martialed, i think that there is a reason that our military is still -- holds this public's trust as an institution, because look at how our military conducted themselves today with care, steadiness, calm, and just absolutely dig any fied and i think we have a lot to be proud of in that regard. >> bob, how do you see it? >> first of all, let's step back and recognize, this remind me of

the malaysian airline flight. this is not evidence. they don't know if he was a deserter. he didn't like the -- they didn't like the guy. not one of them can say that they watched him walk over and meet with the taliban. they have not died trying to find them. i like the military. they handled it very well, we can't call this guy a deserter because -- >> there is still testimony from his platoon mates, he asked them what would happen if he were to desert, numerous times. there's some evidence there. also why didn't the military raise a red flag when he sent all of his belongings home? typically, as i understand it, when you send everything on home, you are immediately put on suicide watch because it means you are going to do something. you don't send all of your personal belongings home and do

nothing. >> he can become a sympathetic character if these thing are true and he was tortured. however, he did email his parents and left a journal behind when he left and was taken and all those arrows point to a deserter. >> it shows his state of mind at the time that would be relevant. any of the statements that these soldiers were making can be brought in if they are called to testify and if there is a prior inconsistent statement or for the prosecution. it is relevant, it is important and there's a record being made. >> i've been under an insanity watch for 20 years and that doesn't necessaril that you have -- >> i don't think that your experiences are comparable in this -- >> i think that's probably fair. except he went to a bar and so did i. >> we've already made a conclusive decision on your state. big news developments today now to iraq, a country slipping

back into chaos less than three years after president obama pulled out our forces. key cities are back in control of al qaeda and the terror network each worse than that. iraq is in desperate need of our help and today the president says it will get some but not our ground troops. >> we will not be sending u.s. troops back into combat into iraq, but i have asked my national security team to prepare a range of other options that could help support iraq security forces and i'll be reviewing those options in the days ahead. we're also going to pursue intensive diplomacy throughout this period both inside of iraq and across the region. >> senators john mccain and army general jack kean have some advice. >> i say get a new national security team in place, you have been ill served by the national security team and the decisions that you have in place now and the decisions that you made.

>> what needs to be done here is not really rocket science in terms of military operation. i would put general petraeus on an airplane. >> strong advice and words from two very experienced veterans suggesting how the president could better the situation and handle what's going on, which is a quickly disintegrating situation in the middle east. i already know we've got some different opinions how this should be handled. let's take it around. >> we should be fracking the heck of whatever we can in the united states of america and get ourselves off middle eastern oil. number one. number two, i don't think there's a lot of good talk here. i've heard talks about air strikes, in order to have an effective bombing campaign, we don't have troops on the ground. this has been an epic failure on

so many different levels. kimberly, he announced numerous times, telegraphed our timetable of when we were pulling out. he's ignored the advice of generals and military firnls. he doesn't lynn to them anyway. last month when he was at west point, he said we decimated al qaeda on the border. not true. this past sunday, there was an excellent column, it goes through exactly the sequence of events. they attacked again on the border. more girls in nigeria were can kidnapped. ukraine, president obama then releases five dangerous terrorists. you can't think of a worst time for the middle east to be burning to the ground and them achieving their ultimate goal of a caliphate takes place. >> the president says he's going

to take advice and what we're going to do is giving them more time to get to their closer and their goal, even if we do act, will it be sufficient and is there enough grun support to make this a successful operation? >> you have people saying this situation in iraq snuck on them. when john mccain suggests that president obama should fire his national security team, i can understand that. you want to solve a problem, you have to first admit that you have one and from the president statements this morning, it sounds like we're going to have a commission and six months later we'll try to figure out something to do. i don't think we have that much time. perhaps he will decide to do nothing. i think that's what the president was signaling today. however, we have to admit to ourselves and be honest about the cost of that and iran getting involved in order to help, if that's what we're going to be willing to do, then we have to understand the costs, and then i would caution people to look over the weekend at

what's going to happen in jordan. it is one most stable partners we have in the middle east. they have already have million and a half refugees. they will not be able to absorb more. >> eric, i want you to take me through the political and economic impacts of this. >> the economics is clearly oil. it's all about oil. i would agree with andrea. the faster we become fully self-sufficient on our oil are drilling, fraking, et cetera, the better we will not be able to deal with these middle eastern conflicts anymore. president obama managed to lose a war that we already won. i think now we have to say let's contain it. so what's the next step? >> how do you do it? >> you let it play out but it

tarts to spreads to other areas, then you want to get involved. yomt to get involved. i don't want to send any more kids into action to die over fighting sunnis and shiite muslims in a country that even the winners hate us. afghanistan, you still have time. afghanistan, president obama is calling for a pleat complete pull out with the exception of a few thousand soldiers. he will lose two wars that we've already done. we've done it in other places. keep your presence. don't lose the second war you've already won. so there. but as far as iraq goes, man, he blew it. >> the problem is we didn't have sufficient ground support in terms of intel on the ground realtime to see what was happening. instead we find out about it on the news, essentially, when it's too late and too much ground has

been lost and given up and i think that's a real problem because we should have maintained some presence there and he should have push the point when he had the opportunity at the negotiating table. bob. >> i truly don't know where to begin. first of all, the idea that we've won in iraq and afghanistan is absolutely -- it defies my imagination. even worse than that was this general kean, his answer was let's put petraeus on an airplane. to go where? bahamas? >> i think he was just saying that. >> these people have been fighting for 4,000 years. this was predictable. if you want to stop them from fighting each other, so stay in there another 40 or 50 years. >> why make it easy? it appears as if president obama is making it very easy for the radical mus lumps -- muslims of achieving the goal of getting

the caliphate. >> bhi not acting in syria at the time. if we had been more decisive in supporting the people on the ground in syria, of making sure sure that isid didn't have a chance to grow. >> iraq was pacified when president obama came in, and that changed when they decided to take out the troops but also they didn't redouble the efforts on the political side to try to make maliki a better lead. >> we spent hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars training the iraqi military to take care of themselves which was the idea. >> they don't have any backup, bob. >> how many u.s. troops would have to stand in mosul to stop that? >> how many do we have in korea? >> 48,000. >> we should have pulled out of

there? >> from my standpoint, yes. >> look where that got us. >> the u.s. pulling out any more than we did in japan. that was a treaty. >> the leader of isis was released out of a prison in iraq by the obama administration. why? why would you empty out prisons with dangerous criminals who are running around beheading people? >> do you think they all went home and started thinking lamb chops. >> possibly 30%. that's been the rate. three in ten. >> the whole point here is it's not pointing fingers at bush and obama. you can't blame obama for all this. >> why? even when president obama took office, the liberals and the left and the democrats who by the way many of them voted for

the war, including hillary clinton, and we got u.n. support, have been blaming president bush even up until now so at what point does it become president obama's -- >> a 4,000 year fight between the shiites and the sunnis. >> was iraq calm year ago before -- >> no, it was not. they didn't have a stable government. >> we got to go. review week one of hick's -- hillary clinton's book list. it was a rough one. >> how about this for a friday news -- the irs says it lost two years of emails from lois lerner, including ones to the white house. it seems a little too convenient, huh? details when "the five" kurns -- returns. bob is on a time-out.

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wow. this week, hillary clinton kicked off her qoes hard choices book tour, it didn't go off well. look at this. >> i take responsibility but i was not making security decisions. these five guys are not a threat to the united states. they are a threat to the safety and security of afghanistan and pakistan. >> you famously pressed the reset button, with you embarrassed by that now? >> i think it was a brilliant stroke. >> reviews of her book were a little bit rough, but the reviews weren't too bad. listen to this, some have said it's mush, it's a newsless

snore. bob, after this week, your thoughts, is hillary clinton more likely or less likely to run after a week of getting some questions from the press? >> less likely and i stick with what i said before. i think she's getting a taste of what it's going to be a frontrunner. usually those things happen between the first months of the primary. thes got two years. i think she would be a very good president but she is not the world's best campaigner, and never has been. >> so you think there are some other democrats thinking about running? >> i don't know. i think what's going on right now, she's totally surprised that she's getting asked these questions, and they are not even hard questions. if you notice, a lot of these questions, there's not a follow-up after she makes these ridiculous comments, all these journalists go okay let's move on. every single one of these. dead broke, gay marriage, reset button. if you came back at her and say

could you please clarify what you mean? you don't hear any of that. if she does run from president, i've got a hunch -- she can't answer tough questions. >> what kung the problem? maybe there isn't a problem. they have gotten a lot of press. there's going to be great hits. do you think it didn't go as well as they thought? >> i don't think they ever expected it to go this way and i think anyone who has watched hillary clinton over the years, the briftle, has always been there. she's never been a great candidate. i think they were waiting and hoping that the press was going to give her a pass. i really think that they thought she would get the questions like barack obama got. what enchants you, what enlightens you more and they didn't do that. the media's credit, they didn't follow up as eric points out but i think they are spinning this

now to her, at least, mrs. clinton we got it out of the way. i disagree, this gives people the opportunity to run these clips over and over and over. >> obviously, these clips are by committee. the book is by committee. this is what happens to front runners. they get very cautious. you can't get krawshsr cautious. >> this shows she's not equipped mentally or psychologically. she's not on her best game. this is what we're going to get as a future commander in chief, it's not looking so good. it is a long campaign and i think she should pull the plug on some of the interviews. wait until the mid term elections. >> this just happened this afternoon, a couple of hours ago, the irs made a revelation to the house ways and means chairman dave camp that apparently they have lost two

years' worth of lois lerner emails. >> oh, my god. they don't lose anything. >> the time period that they lost them, between january 2009 and april of 2011. do you believe it? >> what was going on then? maybe there was something about targeting of conservatives. they don't lose anything. this is a joke. this is just -- actually, it's kind of disgusting. >> instead of pleading the fifth, they have now pled ignorance and incompetence. >> heavy duty shredder in there. >> i think you are being terribly terribly unfair. look, you had a computer crash with obamacare, maybe they need to change computer people. >> people are -- there's already a feeling of anger across the country about the government incompetence, but this one do

you think it will pass muster. >> it depends on if the news media outside of this show and network and other conservative outlets cover this. president obama thinks it's all phony. since they had such a hard time rolling out the obamacare website, they think they can use this excuse of computer problems. >> how about let's get the nsa to find these files? they find all. >> we'll find out that the nsa really wasn't effective as we thought. >> eric's fastest 7, and we'll see chris christie and bush 41 after that sky dive yesterday. stay tuned.

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rises again today. first up, governor chris christie has kept a low profile in the after math of the bridge gate scandal but the man wants to be president so he had to come out of the news closet at some point. last night, the governor came out in a big chris christie way with jimmy fallon doing the evolution of dad dancing skit. ♪ >> bob you used to dance. did you dance like that? >> no. the other thing is i would suggestly suggest a pair of

paints that fits his waist now. that takes a lot of guts. i'll give him that. >> early in that segment, you said he can dance, do you want to take that back? >> there was some nice rhythm and center mass torso movement there. it was good. i keep -- he's got some moves. i was kind of digging it. he needs to lower his pants a little. >> it was a good idea or bad idea to do that. >> i think it's a funny idea, i think it's a good idea. it -- he looks great. he has rhythm. those are dad pants. >> i'll give you a pushback that he has rhythm. >> he does. they are shaking around. >> from a political communication standpoint i'm old fashion scpd traditional, i think if you want to be president, you don't want to be doing that. however, i think it's really smart, and he looked -- one of

the things that matter is are they likeable and he has everybody laughing -- >> next up, president bush, 41 turned 91 yesterday, celebrated by skydiving, listen to president bush 43 talk about his daddy in a real heart warming light. >> i think it's pretty daring for a 90-year-old to jump out of a helicopter. >> what has he taught you? >> he taught me to live life to the fullest and maintain your integrity and keep values central to your life, such as the importance of our family. >> could you love a man anymore? >> no. no. he is an awesome man. >> genuine love there. the whole thing and i loved that they are in maine and right there by walkers point which is where the family gathers in the summer and it was a great celebration. >> andrea? >> he's very lucky to have his father around.

very lucky. >> especially celebrating a birthday and doing it with a momentous flare. i think it's very touching. i only wish he landed on the white house lawn and took over. >> i have always believed that george h.w. bush was the last of a breed of really good solid politicians who believe in public service. so i think it was -- >> an american patriot. >> i wouldn't do that thing at 20. >> fathers day is sunday and a new report says on father's day dads don't get treated nearly as well as moms treated on mothers day. the report ends with a loud and a clear duh. >> he only gets paid in presents and kisses. it's very nice. i've got mad love for my dad too and for men, so i think they

should both get treated well. i'm for equal pay and equal presents. >> i don't care if they spend as much money on us as they do their mothers. stop using us as a atm machine just for one day. >> dana, you treat them both equally, mom and dad? >> i think so but now that i'm saying it, now i think that my sister and i split a present at that will be there on monday. you are usually so organized. >> dads aren't disappointed. >> i think most moms raise the bar and dads don't. he was too busy working to open the cards and they would sit there for a week and we would use them next year. i got him one from an

infomercial, he was like really you got this, by the time i plant the toemts, it's going to be the end of the season. send it back. >> mothers day is the largest call volume any day of year. >> it's easier to buy for moms. dads are tougher. >> you know what i want, i love you dad, that's all. >> tonight on fox, make sure you catch the bush family album hosted by brit hume. speaking of fathers, does it bother anyone when fathers say we're pregnant? it bothers actress meal la kunis. replace your laptop?

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it's not cute at all. >> you don't like it? >> no, no, no. they know what they did, and i mean come on, i was pregnant. i was pregnant, it wasn't we were pregnant. you are the one doing the heavy lifting, literally and having your stomach go out here, your books go out to here and your butt to go out there to there. >> we don't have big butt, we don't have mood swings, just the woman -- >> first of all, i think people vastly under appreciate with what a man has to do to get the process started. secondly, he got to put up with his old lady when she starts getting these mood swings and you got to go out and get ice cream at 5:00. i think we're pregnant. we're in it nor the long haul. >> no guy in his right mind would say we're pregnant. we're only starting to do to

make the woman feel better. this is the -- the woman says oh, i'm pregnant, yo not going to be pregnant. you're going to give birth. we'll walk the baby, we'll feed the baby. we'll pay the bills. your job is kind of five or seven hours and then we take over. >> you get the front load. >> what are you talking about? >> are you out of your mind? what kind of drive through birthing situation you were at? >> which one -- >> it's nine months and then sometimes if your mom, 18 hours of pain. >> i really don't have any personal experience, but when peter and i were getting ready to pick up jasper we would say we're getting a puppy. >> exactly. you can buy a dog.

who is giving birth? >> it is a new thing. they really want to be involved in their wives -- >> is it that or they don't want to get yelled at later? >> i don't think guys when we were growing up would say we're pregnant. >> when you are with child, get back to me. >> my old lady would throw me out of the bed just by moving out. >> the 2014 world cup is under way and despite all the fan fare overseas, soccer fans are very few and far between. [ male announcer ] this is the age of knowing what you're made of.

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the world cup kicked off yesterday and eyes around the globe turned to brazil for the next two weeks, the media and

some americans are excited to see team usa. yeah, okay. but real americans -- but real americans know this sport is not only boring but in fact its unamerican. i know a lot of people love soccer, i know i'm going to get a lot of at which timers saying what a jerk i am. the idea that you would wear those euro trash outfits. shorts, when we got behind the defense, we could score a goal. here you get behind the defense, they give you a red card or green card, whatever they call it and they just -- i don't want to look at them. how can you watch it? you are watching a whole game and it goes nil, nil, nil. that's what the british say. nil this. >> i agree with you. i love football too, bob. that's not football. that's fake football.

there's strategy. what's the strategy in soccer? there literally is no strategy in soccer. >> bob, you said you like women's soccer. >> the game i admire is rugby. i don't want to say this outloud, but andrea was the entire rugby team. some guy fell in love with her. >> he said he wants to marry her and he's actually famous. >> someone said there's the british rugby team in the other room and you walk in there. >> can i make a point? don't you think it would behoov

you to stop dumping on the sport played by the rest of the world? there are a lot of american men who could stand to run around a field for 90 minutes. >> okay. that's the second one. okay. good. fine. thank you. go ahead. did you speak yet about your rugby player? >> no, i love soccer but i have developed a recent liking for rugby. >> do we have a picture of this guy? we don't. all right. i think he's a good choice and rugby is a tough game. people actually hit each other. >> so you are saying real men play rugby. >> it's fine. women's soccer is fine, you know, some jerseys are pregnant. >> i like some soccer players. >> i think soccer players are hot. >> brian kilmeade is the soccer

guru of the fox news channel and look at him. i love him to death. >> well, he's a soccer coach. >> he's 5' 6" and 120 pounds. >> who wants to run around for 90 minutes? >> i do. for good soccer. >> i like women's beach volleyball. >> now, there's strategy there. i've got now got myself millions of people hating me. one more thing is up next. shaving experience. with gyroflex 3d technology, you can get to those hard to reach places for the ultimate shave wet or dry. guaranteed. visit philips.com/fathersday now to save $50.

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it's time now for one more thing. bob is so immature. >> he's going to like this one. it's friday, it's time for fool of the week. all righty. so today we learned that chelsea clinton earned $600,000 a year for the years '11, '12, '13 from nbc news. put that in perspective, the average news person makes $39,400, "the new york times" executive editor made $475,000, president obama made $400,000. thumbs up to you chelsea.

that makes nbc news this weeks fool of the week. >> what do you have for us today? >> i have something exciting. i want to thanks usa. this is a group that provides scholarships to children and spouses of active duty military personnel and they are just starting to accept applications for the next academic year and to promote this rachel and kelsey oaken they made a little rap video about the constitution. ♪ here comes the bill, the bill of rights, ten great reasons ♪ >> i look really short today. >> you are not sitting on your pillow. >> because greg is not year. >> andrea is. >> tantaros, let's good.

>> i was recently asked to not only run out of the athletes at special olympics. they have asked me to co-host on sunday. governor christie will be there. maybe dancing, maybe not. but if you want to watch the athletes come out from all 50 states, it will be streaming live on 2014 special olympics.org at 4:00. the games will be running on fox sports 1 all week long. >> you've been involved with them for a long time. >> yes. >> we've got something a little special for you. if you want to get some more about o. jmple simpson. greta van susteren is going to take you back behind the scenes. take a look. get some new insights.

some stuff you might have not have known before. >> i didn't want to leave the impression here that an droo i can't, andrea, they were all attracted to her. you can understand, she's beautiful. >> the star of the team, by the way. >> one more thing, for those of you think that dana perino is a soft spoken, quiet western woman who is full of values and just doesn't bug people and very sweet. i want to look at this clip from yesterday, please. >> i would prefer to listen toll generals than to somebody who hasn't been in government in years anyday. >> okay. boom! who do you think she was talking about? and it was a blow -- i fell down, and she says to me in the green room before we start, she said i felt so bad about that and you don't have to feel bad. now, you know, some men can go out there and stand to run around the field. who do you think she was talking

about? >> you are being sensitive. i apologize. i shouldn't have been mean to bob. >> what a nice little group we have here on a friday. we want to wish all the fathers out here a very happy fathers day on sunday. bob and eric, we hope you have a great one. >> president obama tells iraq we can't and won't do it for you, as he considers how to help a nation back on the brink. this is "special report." good evening, i'm bret baier, the u.s. will help those who will help themselves, that's the message tonight from president obama as he deals with a resurgence in islamist extremist in iraq. he's promising some aid but no troops and telling the iraqis they need to step up themselves and solve their political differences. we have fox team coverage tonight, jennifer griffin is at the pentagon with a look at who