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and then, is president obama the scrooge? did you know his administration wanted to add charges for christmas tree? yeah, ba-humbug. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: our top story today the next 2012 g.o.p. presidential debate and the economy again will be front and center. some questions tonight they'll focus on, different economic plans. they'll be, you know, have the questions posed to them. who has the best idea? who can explain it? there is criticism that even herman cain with the 9-9-9 plan, still asked direct questions have been able to flush out details. if you look at it, and they did a nice job of laying out the different plan, comparing, contrasting the talking about the taxes the impact on jobs. he has take an look at the plans. >> andrea: my favorite plan, jon huntsman, is probably not going to get a lot of play, because he is so low in the

polls. look, all of the candidates have plans that move the ball in the right direction. they all do. they are all different from what obama is trying to do. i think it's very difficult for them to articulate what the plan is in a limited amount of time they have. that is the real challenge. for all of them. >> bob: never been to a presidential debate where economic plans ever got to be a mover of voters or mover of headlines. the reality one thing overhangs the campaign, herman cain. in the last 24 hours who will place himself where? this is down to 60 days to iowa. these guys have to make moves. no more chance here to be playing, you know, trying to be nice or position and get known. now it's time to make strategic moves. i think there will be strategic moves that are dangerous but probably worthwhile. >> greg: who is going to bring it up? like thanksgiving dinner when your uncle is a cross-dresser.

everybody goes hey,al bob, how are you doing? everything is great. nobody wants to point it out. >> kimberly: don't you hate when that happens? >> greg: i'm the uncle bob. it will be jim kraime they're brings it up. he looks like a clown after makeup comes off. i think he will bring it up. >> andrea: you don't think they will have a woman do it? >> greg: i don't think so. >> andrea: other candidates should stay away from it and answer as such. say listen, we have $14 trillion in debt, iran poised to be nuclear, sputtering unemployment situation at home. this is not the number one issue. let's get back to the issue. i guarantee they will follow up with but aren't you concerned that one of the other presidential hopefuls, this is a big issue? >> eric: this is cnbc, nbc property. the economy is on its ear. stock market was down 389 points. fannie needs $13 million more.

g.m. falling off the edge of the cliff. they will probably won't ask those questions, they will probably say herman cain how come four people accuse you sexual assault? >> kimberly: think they will lead off at this? >> eric: no. but there are eight debates so far and one is concentrated is on what every g.o.p.er should want to talk about. the economy is failing but we're caught up in gardasil or sexual assault. >> bob: what is gardasil? if someone brings it up it's a moderator. it doesn't make sense a candidate to bring it up. two people should throw advantage of it and throw a long ball. michele bachmann and rick santorum. they were the ones who benefit from herman cain. they are out of the race. finished. >> kimberly: is it a good idea to focus on each other and shoot in the tent or focus

on the obama administration and the -- >> bob: focus on 100,000 caucus voters in iowa in 60 days. there are or questions that should be asked. i'll give you examples. the ohio voters voted 2-1 against the antiunion bill last night. the arizona senator that sponsored that bill and was recalled. >> greg: bob, you are using this to make your views known. >> bob: i was asked the question and instead of saying -- what they'll say is yes, the obama healthcare plan. conservative bill judged, the court, let it go through. those are questions i'd like to see answered. >> andrea: they voted against the individual mandate that sends a message to the supreme court, bob. that was symbolic. in ohio. >> greg: i have a question.

which -- >> kimberly: did the white house send this to you? >> greg: no. >> bob: the white house didn't send me this. >> greg: which rick perry will show up? the fifth rick perry of every previous debate or fun rick perry with the moving hands? i want to see the loose perry. >> eric: how about the one that the plan is best of all plans for creating jobs. >> kimberly: flat tax. >> eric: yes, but also he says open up the drilling. open up the west coast/east coast continental shelf to drill and create million jobs. i think rick perry and newt gingrich have the best plans. >> andrea: i agree. rick perry needs -- i know we say this but he needs to now more than ever hit a home run this evening. >> kimberly: why is that? nipping at the heels. >> andrea: you ask where does the support go if herman cain loses his? where would it go?

to perry or santorum? their chance to step up. >> greg: it's a bar, last call. right now a few people are hanging out that should be going home. moderators should be taking the chairs and put them upside down. >> bob: this could not be a better setup for newt gingrich. going in to tonight. he has momentum on his side. he said we shouldn't pick on each other. if it comes up, focus on it. he has a good economic plan and focus on that. he could be the good guy with a smart idea. be a result. if gingrich does as well as i think, he can pick up big -- >> kimberly: he is looking for that. he has the momentum. and perry is in trouble. he won't touch the cain --

gingrich won't touch it. >> eric: a moderator is rick santelli, a friend of mine who some say was there at the beginning of the tea party. he is calling for smaller government. i guess he will go right after. he will say are the established government. >> greg: i have advice for romney. the last minute before the debate change your name legally to unnamed republican. he will be a shoo-in. >> kimberly: great advice. >> greg: or not barack obam obama. >> andrea: i think other candidates will gang up on him. >> bob: absolutely. >> andrea: don't you, bob? >> bob: absolutely. if you get this nomination what will happen in the first debate when obama turns to you in the first debate and say thank you for giving me inspiration obmy healthcare

reform? governor, when i was thinking about healthcare reform. i went to the massachusetts plan and gave me inspiration. thank you. >> eric: romney anyway over obama. >> kimberly: we'll see what happens. we can talk about it tomorrow. >> bob: not a chance. >> kimberly: it is a swing state for the election. it has unemployment of 11.1%. so people are worrying about jobs there. they should address that issue tonight. coming up, who do you believe? herman cain or his accusers? five of us will tell you what we think. that is coming up next. make sure to e-mail us at thefive@foxnews.com. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> andrea: welcome back to "the five." as a back and forth between herman cain and his accusers, he is boiling over. the court of public opinion, all of us, weigh details. one question is on all of our minds: who do you believe?

do you believe the accusers or do you believe herman cain? that is going to be the ultimate question to determine his fate. kimberly? >> kimberly: a little bit of both. not quite the middle. but i mean we still need more facts to come out. am i disgusted with the specifics, not paying the wine bill? ridiculous. they are piling it on definitely. it happened a long time ago. if they were that wounded, why didn't they bring a legal case against him in court? and report it to the employment board. >> andrea: some claims they're making. she had another complaint she took after the national restaurant association offended by a joke about men and women. is this even sexual harassment or women overly sensitive? >> greg: if that e-mail is

sexual harassment, i am suing my aunt who is sending me e-mails about how cats are better than men. you know who i believe in this? i believe in gloria allred. she has a rat signal. she looks up at the sky and it says opportunity for self-promotion. she hops on a broom and there and never wrong. >> andrea: isn't there three sides to every story? his, hers and the truth? >> eric: this morning in the meeting we talked about it, it doesn't matter. for me i want to see how my presidential candidate reacts when the crap is coming at him. it was crap coming at him. whether or not he did it. barring major sexual harassment and assault, he handled it terribly in the

beginning. he was more presidential yesterday. >> andrea: now he impressed you and you canner government him for bundling it. >> eric: i don't know what he has done but i like him more today. >> andrea: you have been on the campaigns before. >> bob: if i was on a jury and had to vote guilt or not guilt i'd vote not got on the facts -- not guilt on the facts but he's already done. no way that republican party will put him up. herman cain may not have done this and it may be unfair. life is not fair. i tell you one thing, when they think they have obama in cross hairs like now, idea of a flawed candidate not going to -- >> andrea: tainted candidate. i agree with you.

some say can herman cain raise money and win anyway? you look every day, cover of the account postit quote and you look at details there is nothing there. but it does hurt him. >> greg: does america really care? it's fodder for "new york post" and fodder for us because it builds the buckets we need to fill every day. i don't know anybody outside our area -- >> andrea: g.o.p. primary voters. >> kimberly: but they do if they are that hungry to get obama out of the white house. you don't want someone else going around innocent or not. he has been fairly treated by the media. you think a double standard as well. no one wants to pile it on. when they have facts about

john edwards. hello. "enguirer" had to do it. >> andrea: yesterday there was there was a cage match with bob and eric over comments that were unsubstantiated. >> the fact is these anonymous allegations are false. now the democrat machine in america brought forth a troubled woman to make false accusations, statements many exceed common sense. they compete standard of decency in america. >> andrea: i thought that was one weak spot. he did a great job. but you can't come out and slam people for baseless allegations and then make a baseless allegation. >> bob: you talk about indecent, that was indecent, ridiculous, absurd and for herman cain, someone i talk to many times, i am disgusted with that. not just because i'm a democrat.

you're right. he said the baseless charges against me. i should be given opportunity to have a court of public opinion. i want to see the evidence. and then he makes an allegation. he should be ashamed of himself. >> eric: i don't know if you to what is going on and the talk show and radio. here is what is going on. systemic taking apart of a conservative right by the left. they are not doing it to romney. they are not doing it to newt gingrich. they are established center of the road republicans. far right is systemically -- >> andrea: who -- >> eric: allow me to finish. first, palin when it looked like she was going to go with the e-mails. then bachmann. headache. perry smoking or drinking or whatever. mccain kay tacks women. it's one after the other after the other. >> bob: who are you talking about? >> eric: the left. >> bob: put names on the table and evidence on the table?

>> eric: as soon as we find out who politico, the person or group was i'll put the names on the table. my hunch is the left wing nut jobs at media matters and the other lefty blogs and maybe -- >> andrea: here it comes. >> bob: why in the world would people on the left -- >> eric: they're afraid of them. >> bob: excuse me. we would like nothing better than run against herman cain. >> eric: i think you are wrong. >> bob: the people who -- [ overtalk ] >> bob: if i had to list the people -- this is the order we'd like running. sarah palin, michele bachmann. >> greg: much rather go after romney because romney has a better chance of winning. cain talked about -- >> bob: thank you very much. >> eric: they got romney beat already. >> greg: no, they don't. he is the toughest challenger. >> eric: they are a socialist left. they are there. >> andrea: i think they want to run against romney. >> kimberly: they do. >> andrea: iran, remaining defiant on the new question. what should obama do about it? we have advice for you next. ♪

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♪ ♪ >> eric: welcome back to "the five." iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad, reacting to today's international atomic energy agency. islamic dictator proclaimed iran won't retreat "one iota" on their nuclear ambition. so for those playing along at home, mr. ahmadinejad is the same guy who "a," questioned israel's right to exist. "b," called the holocaust a myth. and "c" crowned himself king of all truthers by pronouncing

9/11 a big lie. so a nuclear iran, increasing by the day, the risk, should the apologist in chief roll up his sleeves and do something, bob? >> bob: first of all, that is one of the more outrageous ways to describe a president. coming from you, i'll take that. let me put hit the way, the more sanctions put on iran by the obama administration than any other administration. if you notice, head engineer of the country was assassinated. there was a bug, virus put in the computer system. i am here to tell you the c.i.a. did that. i think our intelligence community has been working with israel to set that program back a number of years. if it's this far along, thoug though, us also believe that barack obama would be the first one with the israelis to ache out -- >> eric: the u.s. force or -- >> bob: both. >> eric: last night i spoke to the deputy speaker of the

knesset. the speaker of the house in israel. he said all options are left on the table. if israel decides to go, how does the obama administration react? do they say hey, we have our support, we'll help you? or say you are on your own? >> andrea: they absolutely have to help them. there is a question of what they say publicly, versus what they do behind the scenes. we absolutely should support them, based on what obama said with sarkozy on the hot mike. israel is nervous now. also on the past action of the obama administration. i know stay have imposed sanctions. the sanctions have not worked. the real opportunity for change, the real opportunity for change and democrats and republicans agree is regime change in iran. we had the opportunity. we did. they refused to get involved. >> eric: there was no way that the administration with overturn it.

>> bob: any decision that israel make, if i say this about netanyahu. in israel they think he is a jerk. this is not that i know that i heard that think the guy -- separate netanyahu from israel. >> eric: i disagree. he represents israel. we represent an ally to israel. frankly, kimberly, netanyahu has been treated like garbage when he comes here. obama sit down -- >> andrea: you can't deny -- >> eric: he broke his word. >> kimberly: relations have been strained. this is one of the most serious times we face. iaea has 1,000 pages of research over a period of a decade. showing arms related advances on behalf of iran. we have to take it seriously and have a good relationship with israel. one of trust and working

together. >> eric: let me ask about the open mike that andrea mentioned. sarkozy saying that netanyahu is a liar. obama laughing it off. you think you got it tough,vy to deal with the guy every day. is this what you want? leader of the free world. is that how you want to treat a world leader? >> greg: two points. i think bob is right about netanyahu being a jerk. but you would be a jerk, too if you were facing the problems that he faces every day. and secondly, you should have a jerk as your leader. those are the best leaders in the world. are the people that everybody has a problem, has to deal with. that means he is filing for your interest -- fighting for your interest. the new issue like a kid building the sandcastles. when you are going to kick it over, wait until they're finished. don't do it now. wait until they're almost done and kick it over. >> kimberly: really? >> bob: how do you address it?

iaea report, most all of that intelligence comes from the united states satellite. the obama administration giving that to the iaea. and the other thing i would say when you said netanyahu was left sitting in the white house there was a reason for that. they made a commitment they were not going to expand the settlement in the west bank and he brock his word. >> eric: wait a minute. >> bob: broke his word. >> eric: there was another issue that obama suggested carving up jerusalem, which is very much against almost every israeli you talk to. >> eric: netanyahu made a commitment -- >> bob: netanyahu made a commicommitment. he buckled to the right wing. >> kimberly: keep in mind iran has been number one leader of state sponsored terrorists. >> bob: some people already saw the -- >> eric: they're yelling at me. tease, got to go. joe paterno brought down by a sex scand that rocked the football team. plus, did the man they call "joe pa" and other school

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that's on "special report" at 6:00 eastern. now back to new york and "the five." ♪ ♪ >> bob: what were we thinking about with that song? welcome back to "the five" today. today, penn state football legend joe paterno announced he will retire at the end of the season after the school was rocked by sexual abuse allegations. >> jerry sandusky indicted now accused of sexually abusing at least eight young boys. >> this is not a case about football. not a case about university.

this is a case about children who have had their innocence stolen from them. >> joe paterno stopped from holding the weekly news conference. >> i know you guys have a lot of questions and i was hoping i'd be able to answer them. but we'll try to do it as soon as we can. >> the football program here doesn't deserve -- [ inaudible ] >> i think he did what he is supposed to. >> the face of penn state. [ chanting ] >> the kids involved in some of the problems we talked about. [ inaudible ] god bless everybody. [ chanting and cheering ] >> bob: they released a statement earlier today he said, "this is a tragedy. it's one of the great sorrows of my life. with the benefit of hindsight, i wish i had done more." that is the question. what more could have been done and should have been done? greg? >> greg: i read the grand jury report. it was -- i mean it is

amazing. people knew about this. i'm sorry. i have no sympathy for anybody that knew about this. they should all go to jail. by the way, they keep referring, it's so funny, when adult says they're involved in horseplay, a grown man doesn't get involved in horseplay. that is like described armed robbery as whimsical borrowing. it's disgusting. my prediction is sandusky the guy involved will suddenly admit he was once abused. >> eric: he did it already. >> greg: yeah? >> eric: absolutely. >> greg: this is a reverse prediction. >> eric: i have a problem all the way down the line. obviously sandusky, part of the biggest problem he started a foundation for abused kids. >> greg: he cited his own candy store. >> eric: but from joe paterno to the athletic director to the president and anyone else who knew about it. think about this for one second. i have a 13-year-old boy. if they knew about this

happening once or twice and didn't say anything and let this me university on campus for the next 16 assaults, if my son was the 15 or 16th, i'd want a bullet through every one of those s.o.b.'s heads. they should have said something. if not, they should have been prosecuted. >> kimberly: look at the seriousest ins of the charges. the grand jury transcript is astounding that people didn't do more. and the fact it's traumatizin traumatizing. 40 counts of involuntary deviate sexual acts with a minor. as a former prosecutor, these are serious charges. if you were made aware of it at all, you should do something. however, legally speaking, joe paterno did not do anything wrong. the question is people are judging him and now all the focus is on did he have a moral or ethical obligation to do more? >> greg: yes. absolutely. >> kimberly: he felt he was taking the matter seriously by reporting it to the athletic director.

>> andrea: the mark foley scandal in 2006, the congressmen involved said they knew about it and took it to his boss. i don't think paterno should skate away without blame. for those of white house love penn state and from pennsylvania and essentialings go there, this saddens us. why didn't the president ask more? why, he was in bed figuratively with curly and schultz. he should have handled it a long time ago. that is who paterno took it to. now penn state fans we want penn state -- the cards are dealt. this will taint them for a while. they need to move on and handle it swiftly. >> bob: wait, sandusky will be sent to jail and he should. >> kimberly: he shouldn't be out right now on bail. >> bob: the president of the university came out and defended two people that knew about this going on.

two weeks ago sandusky was working out in the gym. the two coaches that knew about this had a right, moral obligation to go to the police. president of the university had no responsibility to stand up to the guys. last thing i say i think paterno is culpable and shouldn't coach another game at penn state. >> eric: penn state will likely go to a bowl game. this is a big money program. this is $72 million in football alone. $120 million or so in the athletics department for penn state university. big money here. they are probably letting him stay on so they don't tarnish it or risk a bowl appearance. >> bob: dew this not ring to you like catholic church and what they did to cover up with the priests? really, seriously. you had people in roles who covered for the guy because they didn't want to tarnish the reputation. joe paterno didn't want to tarnish the reputation of the university.

it's tarn nicheed because you have done what you have done. >> eric: the only thing that when this went down is herman cain. by the way, the spotlight is off him right now. and his allegations. >> andrea: that is a good point with people wanting to see how herman cain handles the situation. that's what i want to see in penn state. this is not going to be able to escape this. this is what they do about it now. >> kimberly: he has tremendous support. >> andrea: that president, really. >> kimberly: outside of the power the students, they love him there. he is beloved. >> greg: i don't care about penn state. i have no -- i don't feel bad for penn state. i have no sympathy for penn state. i don't care. what i care about is what you do with the criminals. what you do with the guilty people. my solution is pedophile island. put them all on an island. put them all on an island. i'll say alcatraz is good. >> kimberly: don't put them in the bay area.

we don't want them. >> bob: this strategy from the beginning it looks impeck to believe what these people have done at penn state. president of the university screwed himself and the university. directly ahead in the obama administration try to seek in charge on christmas trees. well, greg will tell you what that is about. i'm sure he will. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: thank you, bob. welcome back to "the five." tuesday, the agricultural department announced a 15-cent charge on christmas trees. if you aren't aware of what the agriculture does, don't worry. neither do they. the charge would fund promotions to remind everyone how good christmas trees are. because, of course -- reputation has been suffering so much. do you remember the great christmas tree scandal of 2011? when all the trees tweeted

naked photos of themselves to coeds across the country? it was scandalous! who could forget in the '90s when the white house christmas tree tried to seduce an intern in the oval office. he has been pining for her ever since. yesterday, a christmas tree swore in the 5:00 hour of a leading cable news show. sorry, those weren't trees. those were democrats. now, just hours ago, the government has defended the fee. but then said they are going to put it off so there is nothing wrong with it. but they are no longer doing it. the fee is basically a cozy deal between industry and government both deciding it's you that pay more. it's a bail-out but this time for boston firs. never mind the last thing needing p.r. help is a christmas tree. except for the plastic one in my attic. i swear it looks at me funny, which is why president obama must be impeached and i should get a pony. >> kimberly: okay. >> greg: kimberly --

>> kimberly: i'm going to ignore this. >> greg: i'm avoiding eric because he has a problem. make him sit through the whole thing and get to it last. >> kimberly: don't make eye contact. >> greg: like a guy on a bus staring at you asking for money. >> kimberly: does that happen to you? >> greg: it's boll boll. >> bob: look at his eyes. like a crazy old lady. >> eric: i'm like a crazy old lady? there it is. >> kimberly: that is it. >> eric: hello polt calling the kettle black. >> greg: let me get back to the war on christmas. it is. could this endanger president obama second and perhaps third term? >> kimberly: christmas tax delayed. >> greg: it's not a tax, though. >> kimberly: okay. you say potato. i say poe the toe. >> greg: somebody says that. >> kimberly: no one does say that. if you go and they charge 15 cents for people who sell it, who ends up paying for it?

>> greg: it doesn't go to the government. >> kimberly: that's what they say. they say it goes toward improving the marketing, the image of the charlie brown frustrated christmas trees. like this one that eric bolling has. >> andrea: they compare it to the got mitting commercial, ad campaign. if you said an ad campaign that is saying that santa needs better p.r. everybody knows santa and loves santa. >> greg: there are some santas at certain shopping centers need better p.r. >> eric: deodorant. >> greg: you know what i'm talking about. >> bob: what happened to santa with the red, with the -- >> greg: that wasn't santa. that was a guy from the village. >> bob: i want to say --g i want to talk about atheists. here is a group of people that might be more angry because it's the government getting involved in a religious holiday iconic image. should they be mad that the government is getting in bed with christmas? >> bob: they should even sue

them. listen, you know why this is happening? >> greg: why? >> bob: because that thing in your attic. and this thing over here. i am a christmas fan. i use real christmas trees. these disgusting filthy artificial trees should be banned for life. >> kimberly: that is not nice. >> bob: it is. they are terrible. >> kimberly: don't call eric disgusting thing. >> eric: this is the atheist war on -- this is a war on christmas. >> greg: atheists should be against this. >> eric: because they're against the tax? >> andrea: this is picking winners and losers. >> eric: this goes on. >> greg: you are drawing me in a weird world. >> eric: as soon as halloween ends you can't put a christmas tree in the holloway yet. this, that, the other thing. you have can't sing the christmas songs in a public place. state building. give me a break. >> bob: does your family say

anything when you come back from the shows the hats? i bet your dog is the only one who talks to you when you come home from these things. >> andrea: you are going on vacation, right? >> bob: well-deserved. >> kimberly: you're losing it. so diana ross with the sequin. >> greg: what i love about this, back here to planet earth. we are talking about christmas. here is a thing i find interesting. what democrats love fees, they use them as punishment and incentive. so smoking is bad. christmas tree is good. taxes. >> kimberly: i am fine with taxing christmas trees and i -- >> bob: we are -- >> kimberly: children love christmas trees. >> bob: we are standing up for the traditional christmas. >> kimberly: we are. >> bob: we want real christmas trees. >> andrea: people can decide what kind of trees they want to buy. what does president obama need to get involved in this? >> bob: this is my government. we'll decide what you do.

>> andrea: this is him not calling a world series winners. one thing he seems so out of touch that people go c'mon, get with it, dude! >> greg: only a muslim interloper would tax a tree. [over talk ] >> bob: christmas trees, they use the trees. >> greg: that was a joke, people. coming um, once again, bill clinton has important leadership advice. should president obama take it? more important, what will i have for dinner tonight? i feel like ribs. we will tell you about it next. ♪ ♪ nationwide insurance, talk to me. should i bundle all my policies with nationwide insurance ? watch this. on one hand, you have your home insurance with one company.

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where were you that night? what were you doing in the oval office? i don't know. i don't know. i was wrong. i was wrong. nothing changed. >> greg: he is so smooth! this is just the best way to pick up chicks. a woman says she loves a guy who says he was wrong. give him credit for that. >> eric: chicks? >> bob: that may be the reason i don't get dates. i want to go to the audience. who do you think looks better in this house? here or here? please. send us your e-mails and let us know. >> eric: kimberly. >> bob: i want to say what somebody tweeted. >> eric: bob is wrong. bob doesn't remember. >> kimberly: that was incorrect application of assignment. you are supposed to say you don't know. you're wrong. >> bob: what are you wrong about?

besides most everything. >> eric: what am i wrong about? >> kimberly: the point is clinton is recanting part of his book. he is giving a talk and learning how to do this and trying it. in fact, he wants to say he was wrong about part of his book where it was interpreted he was criticizing president obama. about how he handled the economy and jobs. >> bob: he got a call that said the allegation was they didn't negotiate the debt increase during the 2011 budget. he said we tried and it didn't work out. legitimate to say it. i have a lot of things to admit being wrong. i don't have enough time. the show doesn't have enough time. i'm trying for example to stop swearing. >> kimberly: you did very well today. >> bob: i have seconds left. don't do it. >> eric: i did not have sex with that woman.