so watch me tonight, fox business, 6:00 p.m. hello, everyone i'm greg, along with kimberly, dana and bob. this is "the five." an ap poll of the u.s. press after their top story of the year, they chose police killings of blacks, not ebola, not isis, not a missing airplane and it's 227 people, the police killings of blacks. i call that bad timing, but it's also the media completing their self-fulfilling premise, this is how it works. you take something awful and claim it reflects an epidemic, when the facts refute this, you

dig the excitement of the antagoni antagonism, then comes the assaults and now murder. such incidents are stories, but the media turned them into an indictment creating an exaggerated narrative that endangered cops. and now that cops are making fewer arrests to protect their own lives, cnn asked if crime could spike. isn't that what you wanted a tinted police? that's what you have. many also wonderered if the k l killings would derail -- before the media, protest is their pal, it allows them to slam law enforcement as a proxy for america itself. fact is police save more american lives every year and the community values their presence. remember when -- when they said that cops don't come to black

neighborhoods, now they do. so dana, you were the one that picked up the story yesterday, is it any surprise that they picked this particular issue? >> i was surprised that they didn't choose torture, which has been their favorite topic for the last eight years, but this story no doubt dominated a lot of our programming, the front pages and even in the middle of isis -- >> right. >> the reconstitution of al qaeda in a more lethal force in syria and now iraq and possibly other places, the recruiting, the beheading, nothing was more important than these stories. in fact i think the big issue here is that a lot of the reporting on -- we wait for a grand jury to finalize. a lot of the reporting turned out to be wrong, initial impressions were wrong. the process went through, the final decision, at least in the ferguson case, came down without an indictment and in addition to that we find out that the hands up don't shoot posititure was n

actually based on fact, it was fabricated. and the media reported that from the beginning, so i'm a little surprised that they didn't go with other things that were equally as good a story, but with the ap editors, they have been targeting the nypd for years, and they get pulitzers for it. >> the ap did that whole thing on the polisurveilling mosques. >> can i agree with their choice and disagree with it at the same time? i agree that it's probably the story of the year, the ferguson -- what took place in ferguson, what took place in new york, no question, we have covered it, we have covered it quite a bit and we'll probably continue to cover the aftermath of the protest that followed those activities. my problem is the way they named it, police killing of blacks,

that's the real outrage here, call it the story of the year, but let's call it what it was, in ferguson, a black teen held up a convenience store and was killed resisting arrest. in new york, a guy should han't have died for a cigarette, but was killed while resisting arrest. it's a real confrontation between the community, black communities and the police. and i have no problem calling it the story of the year. >> basically doing what i just did, calling out the media. >> now the question is what are you guys going to do? are you going to keep dividing us? i heard from so many protesters who appreciated nypd, i heard from nypd officers and leader who is said they saw peaceful protests, respectful protests. what you managed to do is pull-up the few, who do not represent the majority, who are

saying unobjectionable things, the question is will you tell the world about it, because you all are part of it too. >> he didn't mind the media when it came to supporting the protesters, and now he's saying don't do this anymore, do you think that's hypocritical? >> in your monologue, you said it was the left. it's not the left, it's a very small number on the left. having said that, this is not the story of the year. anybody who doesn't believe that isis, with the fact that muslims have joined in a coalition to bomb muslims is a gigantic, historical story and it deserves to be the number one story by far, not even close does anything else come close to it. it's a sad and horrible stories, but there are a lot of sad and horrible stories. isis is a huge story. >> i'm going to agree with bob about isis being the biggest story and it's going to continue

into 2015, i think this story had so much traction because this is how we close the year out. also this is no surprise, because they have been stirring to the pot with the eric holder justice department, demonizing police officers, targeting police officers in their investigation, and this went even farther back into the trayvon martin case, so this kind of eventually outcome i think was inevery fastbavitabli the focus, before these guys, they were the heroes, they were the ones that saved everybody with 9/11 and now u we have turned the white hats into the bad guys. which is sad because we can't get by a day without their assistance and their bravery. >> i'm always surprised by liberal politicians who are then surprised by media coverage when there's fall reporters on the ground. the reporters are not making up -- that we know of.

this is not the rolling stone. but reporters are getting their information from their sources. the mayor wrapped in bubble wrap, basically the "new york times," they loved the story when he said that his son should be worried about dealing with the cops because he might come into some sort of trouble, he loved it when he was controlling the narrative. and they didn't pick ed up any clues in the last eight months? >> this u was atrib quite -- >> i'm talking got quotes within the police force that, the mayor was referencing. >> speaking of losers and the minority of losers in these protesters, there were a few i guess that showed up at the police memorial, i'll get a comment from you after we roll this horrible tape. >> i just want to say within the last couple of minutes, for the

first time today we have seen protesters come out here and start yelling at groups of police who are mourning their fellow police officers. they're yelling at police officers who are standing here silently, just looking at the fd posters. >> isn't that amazing? >> christmas is this week, these overs a s a officer are going to -- probably the best of those two officers probably stemmed from the protest. he's the one who linked the deaths to the protests. you would think they would wait until these awesome two young men with families are laid to rest before they start with this again. >> it's their right to do it, as repulsive as they are.

al sharpton is going to resume protests. it's the toxicity of sharpton, that wherever he goes, trouble follows. how does the mayor, what pictures does al sharpton have of de blasio. >> i don't know, i definitely don't want to see them, though, they're pretty bad. but why is it that he's allowed -- the problem is, you u're allowing people like al sharpton to control race relations in the united states of america and what a terrible job he has done stirring this up. and yet he turns press conferences into thinking about himself and that he's not safe and people are after him. doesn't he have any conscience whatsoever? or any class or sophistication? i think he just wants to profit off of deaths in this country because that's what he's doing. >> it seems to me that when a few idiots like this stand up

and it is assumed that this represents us, it does not. we should be the first ones denouncing these idiots for doing what they're doing. stand up and speak out, this is not who we are, yet we're being plastered with this. and for good reason, i would understand, if i had -- it is not who we are and you're not speaking out and i urge you to stand up and be counted. >> can de blasio save himself by, a, divorcing himself from sharpton completely and when there are protests this weekend, if any of them tries to take a bridge or stop traffic, they are dealt with as criminals, isn't that the only way -- because if de blasio looks weak, it's over for him. >> he's at a fork in the road. he can make a decision, because he allowed the closing of the bridges and the blockings of the

tunnels for a few nights. it's bad that people feel convenienced but people want to -- i think he will make a decision to not aloia type of illegal behavior to happen again. if he does not, that will, i think, so that he is a lame duck mayor and calls for his resignation will ensue. >> in this city, the police are told not to wear their uniforms outside. >> and patrol in twos, like in the '7 0s, which is the last time that the -- the media was being divisive and a bunch of new york reporters kind of went with it. that's shocking to me. however, you know who's divisi e divisive? de blasio is divisive.

when eric garner goes down and his family says it was not about race. the mayor of the city said i turned to my young son, who's a young man of color and said you have to be careful how you treat your city police officers or you could pd find yourself in troub trouble, that's dif vieive. >> people ask, is this a relationship that's reparable? how can you fix this? this guy's got to go. he has no clue and he has -- >> i was just going to say on that point, in terms of lucky to get in, he did not have strong competition when he ran for mayor, and also there was very low voter turnout and he won by something like 34% of the vote. most people sort of didn't pay attention to the race. >> without the support of the

police, and ed koch learned this, john lindsey did not learn it. every mayor that has not had the police -- make certain i can resign. but if he continues, it's going to cost him dearly politically. >> i was surprised. i -- compared to last year, shooting victims are up 660%. murders are up 20%. >> is that what it takes, to be blasphemous about what the police do, and now beg them to help again. >> the lights are going to be dimmed at 9:00 p.m. tonight in memory of the fallen officers. all right, ahead on "the five" one former medal of honor recipient is fed up that america's first responders

weren't getting the recognition they deserve. j you'll hear from dakota

following the grand jury's decision in ferguson. -- but he's only harming the country according to "the wall street journal" jason riley. >> what we have learned over the years is that when someone like al sharpton inject themselves into racially contentious areas, you tend to -- you choose to align yourself with someone like

al sharpton instead of with the men in blue who protect our cities nationwide, you're asking for mayhem. >> milwaukee county sheriff david clarke is offering this advice for members of the african-american community. >> my advice to the garner family, to the brown family and everywhere else. he's coming to your town, run as fast and as far as you can from that individual, because he's only here to squeeze as much juice as he can for his own purposes. >> instead of listening to people like sharpton-- >> we have a rule of law, we have to have respect and regard for our police officers. no one has ever talked about the fateful decisions that michael brown made to tap a store owner, to rob a police officer. that's what we need to be having a discussion on. we need to have a discussion on

if people are coming to arrest you, you should comply with the police. >> go through the process, take it through the courts, don't resist arrest, you could hurt yourself, you could hurt other people, it's a bad situation, comply with the rule of law. is that such a crazy idea? >> no, and i think that's what al was pointing out there, i'm still baffled why people are still holding al sharpton up as their go-to guy for race. there was some debate, i can't remember who it was, "washington post" or whoever it was, that al sharpton was getting it's -- when comcast were making their buyout, al was threatening that deal, and by pulling away from the threats to that deal, he was somehow u given or offered this show, they alluded to it. that's not real, don't hang that

on me. why did sony do it. who died and said al sharpton is our new go-to guy. that doesn't help race relations, race relations have dramatically gotten worse because of president obama. if >> if he has a show on msnbc, does he have a picture of the msnbc president with a pigmy horse? every day you know this guy's on. he's stupid, he's just stupid, and there seems to be a lower bar for character, i'm sorry, bob, if you're a liberal, if we look at black leaders like sharpton, if you look at farrakhan, if you look at jesse jackson, you look at jason riley, you look at the conservatives, there seems to be leftists give you a path for being awful. they give you a path for being awful. >> have you noticed during all

these jesse jackson has not appeared. and louis farrakhan has not said a thing. >> yeah, he did, he said the riots were a-okay. >> he said something to the effect of let's burn this place down. >> i i think jackson is looking at this thing and saying and listen to what sharpton's getting, because he's in the wrong direction, and he's decided he wants to stay out of this. but when it comes to the question about the judicial system, there is something to what allan west said, with all due respect, there are some blacks to believe they're not getting a fair shake in the judicial system. whether it's true or not, that's their perception. >> and there's whites that think they're not getting a fair shake, and there's asians who think -- let's work on our rhetoric, let's not be divisive, let's not make our judicial system which is the best in the world a little bit better with some thoughtful discussion and

understanding and appreciate those who protect and serve. >> can i agree with bob, though? >> no. >> they're legitimate beliefs, sincere protests, but they have been hijacked by radical idealogy. race has become a revolution, and we hear about that from the protesters. >> i was going back and thinking about jason riley's comments about the mayor and his decision. like a president, the first decision has to be the number one relationship that i have to establish immediately, if you're president, is with the military, and with the intelligence services, those are the people you are going to depend on to uphold your highest responsibility which is protecting the american people. >> right. >> when you are mayor, the same is true for the police. so he made a decision early on that that was not going to be what he did. and that does eventually catch up to you and i think the police have been pretty respectful of just trying to be calm about it,

remember, it was de blasio who sat al sharpton next to bill bratton, the police commissioner, and made him sit there for a photo-op, the rest of the police basically steamed inside. he has multiple audiences whenever he speaks, the mayor does, and so does bratton and so does sharpton. the first regard you have to have when you speak to -- it's got to be the police, your competitors, business owners, and then washington, d.c. and i think de blasio had a nice run with the media up until recently. i don't know how he will try to get off the map. it could be that christmas helps. so basically everybody pause, hopefully it will be peaceful and people will have a nice time with their family. and if they really want to have a conversation about race coming back in january, they need to be very specific about what do you want to talk about, what do we need to deal with? and maybe it's the three issues,

if it's just education, if it's overcriminalization, i think that's good too the. but the third one has to be the police force and the sup fort for it. >> i don't know one politician that doesn't wish he has one line back in his career. and if think guy has oneline, it's that i told my kid to be afraid of the police. >> do you think it's true? or do you think it's a story. >> do i think he said it to his kids? >> these stories always feel like they were done for effect. >> yeah, manufactured. >> do you really think that he told his kid--his kid probably has two cops that guard him all the time anyway. >> this has been a really thoughtful discussion and i want to hear some words from dakota myer. >> none of us go out to serve this great nation, none of us say i'm going to go and serve on

behalf of white people or muslim or christians or hispanics or jews, or on behalf of republicans or democrats, not one day do we do that, we stand up and say we're going to serve to the people of america. the day that we serve by all of those subtitles is the day we drop to ignorance of what is intolerable. we have some breaking news of that movie that wasn't supposed to be in movie theaters on christmas day that was pulled following hacking threats. a big development coming up. next.

loyal u viewers of "the five" knowing that we love -- excuse me, i'm all flusters here because of greg. we love to pick on colleges -- this year was a banner year for nutty politically correct behavior and national review has put together the year's best hits, among them mcallister college in minnesota were banned from using words like wus or you guys. atal state, some attendees wore culturally incense tiff

attire like some blair rows and sunglasses. greg, this is your favorite topic is college campus abroad. >> katherine -- came up with this article, she's been following this. imagine if a men's group came out and said, you know, young women can't handle curriculum that's unsettling, that would be called sexist. it's not men's groups who are saying it, it's actual feminists who are saying women are too week to deal with anything. modern feminist bloggers have one big parody, they put this false notion into women, that they're so fragile, they're under constant attack from outside forces. and it stunts their growth.

women have to get over there, nobody's going to listen to you about your microaggression. >> bob, you actually wore when we did the story about coconut bras, you actually wore one, right? >> i have worn one. >> and a puffy pirate shirt. >> mechaniccallister college, is the way you pronounce it. you guys are wisses. anybody who suggests -- i use wuss all the time. i use you guys all the time. are you kidding me? get yourselves a life, man. >> do you think it's worse, now, eric than when you were in college. >> when you go down this list of 11, those microaggressions, that's -- by the way, it's not only fraternities, i think a lot of it goes down in sororities as

well. it's part of the life. i don't know if you put some sort of prophylactic seal around them, when the real world hits them, it's going to hit them hard. >> a rally against rape culture, sounds like a good thing to do, but then they were slammed for promoting race culture because it encouraged men to respect women, because men should respect women and should not have to be encouraged. >> i want to know, learning basic english classes, forget quantum physics, no time for that, people, we're not going to have anymore engineers. by to the way, who's against p taco tuesday? >> who came up with the roofie nail pal liolish. >> it might detect or -- it

changes colors or something. >> i like the innovation. >> you know what? there really is a true microaggression, you know what that is? >> what? >> when you get mad. >> like miniaggressive? a winter storm is sweeping across the country as millions of travel evers are on the move.

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five." welcome back, time for the fastest 7 minutes on television. three cheery stories, seven fast changing minutes, one chipper host. everyone has a cell phone camera. can you imagine this scene? santa, rudolph, this comment and the up uploading of that comment to youtube and the backlash. >> i don't have any freaks on the sleigh team, that's for damned sure. >> i want to apologize to

rudolph and rudolph, i hope that you will lead my sleigh tonight. >> it was a very clever take of how the world works now. they only left out one thing, when president obama called the reindeer to see how he's feeling and that everything is okay. >> if i had a puppy dog, he would look just like you. >> dana, it is funny, but can you imagine the pc of the -- >> i used to set my calendar to watch this when i was a kid, because this is back in the day before the recorders. and we would, my sister and i would get ready and we would watch this show. and i remember one santa was such a jerk and a bully, but a lot of those shows are teaching you to have emotions and deal with them, and you have to do that for life. >> i thought that was appropriate, i felt that way

from the first time i heard it. i think santa was a bigot. and i think i agree with that. >> poor santa. >> i love santa. >> i'll take it back. >> of course i'll take it back. >> do you think i meant that? >> that's incredible. >> where is your sense of humor, man? >> i love santa and i have so many pictures on santa's lap. >> whoa. >> that was not santa. >> all right, we'll leave it right there. next up, hide your eyes, you might want to send the little kids into the other room. we're going to show you a video of emotions getting the best of some college football players last night. >> touchdown! and now we got a fight on the field.

it was an emotionally charged game, we had lots of talking, pushing and shoving. >> they're going to need more bodies in there to get these players separated. >> this is ugly, ugly. >> quit brawling. >> i haven't been through many of them myself. i don't know what the big deal s i hope nobody got hurt. but i have seen them bigger than that. >> that's true, i don't think anyone did actually get hurt. am i right? >> there should have been a trigger warning before the game because all of these microaggressions that we're showing have deeply disturbed me, and i'm nothing going to ha on vacation. if we could just put off the show for a while. >> i mean, this is what happens when you put a lot of men together, big men. >> not always. >> how would you know that? >> why would you leave that -- >> why would you know that?

. >> dana? >> it just never happened on the speech team. >> oh, my gosh. >> you should have been on a hate team. >> what about this one, brad and dana have different opinions of "love actually." the spoof that never made air last weekend but should have. ♪ sleep in heavenly peace ♪ leave in heavenly peace >> look, you're sweet, but i'm married and also you're not that sweet, so -- >> sure, that makes perfect sense. >> so since i have never seen the movie, you guys take it away. >> i highly recommend watching it, we have been talking about it for a reason because it's very good. but if you hate it, you can

joining in on the hate speech. the thing about that scene though, in the real movie, the key is that neither of them speak a word, that's the beauty of that scene, right? >> you know some interesting facts about "love actually" is isis's favorite movie, you can play ---if you play it backwards, you'll hear embrace lucifer and drink poison. >> yes, i love anything with john cusack, i can keep this going all day. >> i watched a got one the other night. >> what? >> the one that you hated. "begin again." it's really cute.

but it's got greg's nemesis in it. >> why are you so obsessed with adam levine? >> i couldn't care less. >> all right, bob. bob, you like movies? >> some. >> i think he would love "love actually." >> have you seen "wolf on wall street" yet? >> yes, i have many times. >> did you enjoy it? >> i did. >> certain scenes. >> the opening scene? >> not just that, but -- next on the five, if you're looking for freedom of speech this christmas, stay tuned for some biggies, straight up.

some breaking movie entertainment news today. now movie goers will be able to see "the interview" on christmas dye after all. the studio announced earlier it will offer a limited release of the film starring seth rogan and james franco. seth rogan said, the people have spoken, freedom has prevailed. the we kicked this around all week, they were going to, they were not going to, the insurance company were not going to let the theaters do it. >> sony finally took enough heat when they realized they were the ones who were stifling free speech, the only film which they

should have done in the first place. there was going to be a handful of movie theaters that are going to air the film, good for them, again, it's their decision to go ahead and do it. once you see the movie, i guarantee, you're going to say, this is it? this is the big thing that was so important not to see? it's probably going to be quite a letdown. >> after a week of seeing this thing, or however many days were going on. what would you now stay is sony's public relations grade? >> incomplete. because we don't know all the information they had when they were making those decisions, but when the president of the united states basically says sony is an idiot, then you have to make a decision to do something. they felt like the white house gave them some cover to reverse course. this is a case in modern terrorism management. hopefully they have come to the right conclusion. >> greg, you're a master of

communications, do you think after all is said and done, that anybody got anything positive out of this? >> hmm. i don't think so. i i find it interesting that the white house applauds this decision, they didn't particularly care about the innocence of muslim filmmakers. you would agree with me, free speech is not about protecting main stream movies that have big name stars, it's about protecting crap, bad stuff, terrible movies, stupid speech, idiotic speech, it's not about seth regan and james frankco, it is about the westboro baptist church, it's about protecting that. i keep hearing this stuff that's open to lawsuits or something that happened. why would that be? >> because if something happened they were the direct result of some kind of terrorist act. who knows?

you know, something at the physical location, they were under advanced notice because of the threat -- >> do you think releasing that statement. >> i would think it would just be the fall physical location. this is no surprise to me, north korea's internet service goes down, they're suddenly cut off from the chinese telecom system. that the -- rest stop between the united states and north korea, now the film is getting released. connect the dots. >> i like those dots. >> one more thing is up next. happy thanksgiving.

time for one more thing. be sure to tune in tomorrow night for our exciting, original, christmas special. >> that's kind of nice. >> it is. bob? >> one of my favorite guys, buzz aldrin, who was the second man to walk on the moon is 84 years old. he got divorced after 34 years and now he's dating someone younger than he is. but he's looking for another woman. at 84, you got to give the guy credit. so if anyone out there is looking to date the 84-year-old second man on the moon, he's a nice guy, i have met him several times, you'll like him. >> do you know why he broke up with her? >> why? >> he needed his space. >> and finally i would like to wish my two children a merry

christmas. >> you know our co-host juan williams, he fills in for bob when bob isn't able to be here. this is his son, raffy williams. he did an interview about how it was that he ended up becoming a republican and he said, you have a combination of family values, what my parents taught me, my brother being a conservative, and shepherding me along and also growing up in the 1990s and you see the dangers of big government. there's another part of that. the dangers of big government and i can't find it, here it is. if we have-time. anyway now i can't find it. the important thing is raffi williams is the kind of republican that i think we're going to see a lot more of because it is people like raffi who studly the conservative movement, they think about it,

he's a great spokesman for the republican party. >> liberal parents create conservative kids. that's what happens. all right, it's time for -- greg's secret to the happiness. now in sensoround. when you're on the run from the law, it's important to shave your headfirst before you commit the crime and then carry a bunch of wigs. not this guy, what he did was he committed a crime and he went back to shave his head so they would. recognize him, so they arrested him while they were shaving his head. so now he's in jail with a reverse mohawk. >> there's something called consciousness of guilt. see, he shaved his head because he knew he was guilty. >> i think this is going to be a new style. people are going to like this. this is going to be big. >> he's in trouble in jail. >> and a little bit of the

christmas spirit, who doesn't like one direction, harry styles, our female producer who looks like him. there was jimmy fallon, he's got a nice nbc special coming out. look at this, this is kind of charming. ♪ you better watch out ♪ you better not cry ♪ you better not because i'm telling you why ♪ ♪ santa claus is coming to town ♪ ♪ santa claus is coming to town ♪ >> if you don't like that, maybe you'll like this, you can check me out from 7:00 to 8:00 tonight. >> excellent. mr. eric? >> they stay r say on o'reilly, i'll be hosting for bill as well, krauthammer is going to -- and the zone hacking. while protesters are on fifth avenue tonight, and lights are being dimmed on the empire state

building, doesn't seem like things are getting much better. >> i'll be sitting at the bar getting drunk. when people are at the airport, trying to get home. they're actually baiting the police now. they're baiting the police and they're going to destroy their mayor, so their mayor won't be able to defend them. >> also the busiest shopping day, is tonight when you go and buy all your last-minute gifts. in case you haven't bought mine yet. >> don't miss our christmas special

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ainsley earhardt. we have the latest on the president's condition. >> the 41st president needed an ambulance to get to the hospital last night. we don't know a ton about his condition right now but the office passed this along. president bush was taken by ambulance to the houston methodist hospital as a precaution after experiencing a shortness of breath earlier this evening. the former president age 90 will be held for observation as a precaution. the president is vacationing in hawaii. the president has been made aware president bush has been admitted to the hospital. president obama and first lady send their good wishes to the former president and the entire family during this holiday season. he had a bad case of bronchitis and other problems