some of these and we're on it like nobody's business. one foot ahead. ♪ >> hello everybody, i'm eric bolling along with andrea tantaros, greg gutfeld and dana perino, miami, orlando and jackson and this is "the fiv five". five". >> our top story today, the florida primary all eyes are on the sunshine state where the polls close in just about three hours. this showdown, a very important one, because it's a winner take all race, all 50 delegates go to the winner. things are getting heated in florida. take a listen, to the frontrunners taking shots at each other. >> i know the speaker is not real happy, speaker gingrich, not feeling excited these

days. i know, it's sad. >> here is a guy in the '80s was an independent and '92 voted in the primary for paul songus the liberal candidate and he's questioning my credentials. >> he's been flailing around a bit, and trying to go after me you watch it and shake your head and painfully revealing to watch. >> i challenged you how out of touch with honesty, romney's schedule will be. >> and successful in the other races, but, is it working? >> it is working. i mean, there's a saying in politics, the only thing being the worst guy to go negative is to be the second guy. and because mitt romney has the money and able to go far more, he's 95% of the ads that mitt romney is taken out have been negative and 13,000 ads total saturating the state and that has done major damage to newt gingrich who doesn't have the financial funds to compete

and it will be hard. i redikt romney will win tonight and hard for gingrich to move forward, but he can stay in because of the-- because of the math for a long time. >> i got a phone call today and spoke to governor sarah palin and described it this way quoting her, the underfunded candidate can't unring the bells romney is ringing. she makes a very good point. 15.2 million dollars versus 3.7 million dollars. romney outstng gingrich. >> does that include the super pac as well? well, i mean, you know, 13,000 ads in a state i don't care how big florida is that's a lot of exposure. there's some indication, by the way, this race tightened up just slightly as of last night and part of that i think may be overkill and done so much of it. let's keep in mind, romney was in there running ads before south carolina was over and campaigning for 500,000 absentee ballots. if romney wins by ten points or better, gingrich problem is not the math, of the math

certainly works in his favor. the problem he's not going to have money to go forward and neither will rick santorum. >> eric, do you have a special phone ring for her, and sarah palin calls, drop everything? >> bat signal, you look out the window and see the shape of sarah palin's head in clouds. >> and i did a head on green energy and ask you about newt gingrich. >> is that her pin? >> oh, andrea, you went there. >> i love it. >> i love it. >> i'm teasing you. >> there's some rumblings among the left that because of the negative tiffness of the campaign in florida and especially romney's, 15 million dollars spent on mostly from primarily negative ads, it's going to kind of inspire or bring the angst, conservative angst. >> of course in the general election, right. >> and keep everything going longer. >> and i think, it could make a fair comparison though to the clinton, obama, 2008

primary in that record and clinton and obama when it gets down to about may, real nasty, saying things about each campaign saying things about each other they would like to take back and amend your words and three months later he becomes, secretary of state and she's ended up being the most faithful, loyal and best cabinet secretary that he has. and i think that might be good spin from the left, but i don't think it's real. >> you want to talk super pacs or you want to-- >> i don't want to, i don't want to talk super pacs. >> you don't want to talk. >> want to talk about super pecks, i do bench wrest, incline and decline, in a row and alternating biceps and triceps, that way you never get sore. >> we'll be back. >> is there a reason we should bring the audience in, i want to talk about super pac, greg says no, i don't want to talk about super pac. >> it reminds me of an old,

married bitter couple in florida arguing about the food at denny's and personal attacks at least are not boring. i kind of like to hear about open marriages than open borders, spices it up and especially when you talk about it every day. >> let me ask you, i guess we're going to get to the women voters. >> yeah, don't take my segment. >> what do you see. is florida unique itself? certainly looks different than-- >> obama had a good point yesterday. florida being quite representative of maybe the rest of the america, and took any state and said, what state proportionally would look like the rest of america and squeeze it into the panhandle, it's florida, yeah, he's winning, what's interesting in the mayorist poll romney makes winning household making $75,000 or more and also by 37-28. $75,000 or less household income. college educated, noncollege

educated. evangelical, independent. so, florida has been a place where they've better resources, they're very organized and they were there early, that makes a difference. >> you've got to worry about the weather, like iowa if it dins below 95 degrees, nobody is going outside. >> everyone is making hay of i-4 corridor from the east coast to tampa on the west coast u i noticed romney's speech is coming from tampa on the i-4 corridor and newt gingrich's speech is going to come from orlando, also on i-4 corridor. >> and win general elections, that's a part of the state where there are more independent voters, and it's also-- retirees in a lot of places in florida, particularly on the gulf coast of florida. so, i'm not surprised he's doing that. let me make a point about the the clinton-obama race and the analogy. >> and they were close in

delegates the whole time and battling each other and there were, there was a lot at stake every week. after this election, if romney wins it it pretty big, then, the differential is going to be so high it's going to have a tough-- grirn and santorum has a tough argument why i should be in the race. >> and after, he'll play stay until after super tuesday and people in the party will urge him to get out of race. again, i was crunching the numbers and mathematically gingrich can stay in this and looks like a war of attrition, gingrich is not going anywhere. >> how is he going to support it it? how do you, you can't keep gas in the the tank. >> even if he's losing by double digit in some of the state he can be collecting delegates. the question is-- >> and who is going to give him any money. >> i ran through some of the numbers, what i should have said. two groups that romney loses, strong tea party supporters and very conservative republicans. those are activists, so, i guess it's conceivable that newt gingrich could continue

to get free media attention without having a buy tv ads and then, if people are this committed to him. they'll be out organizing and see if they can at least keep the fires alive and see if something can happen. >> can we do a couple of quick polls and roll through them. the first one we have lined up is florida g.o.p. public policy poll and romney up by about eight points, anyone want to comment? andrea, i've herrard a lot wide are. >> some polls show 26 points, but i think it's going to be double digit. it's important what the margin is that he wins by and how much he spent. mitt romney spent a ton in iowa and south carolina and spending a lot of money and he's not knocking it out of park. so the margin is going to be very, very interesting to see how much he's spent. and let's look at february. they're facing now a bit of a dry hole in a sense, you have caucuses in nevada, colorado, minnesota. and in the-- in early part of february.

and there, romney has been organizing and no chance they've got that and missouri is a primary and not binding and main caucuses in the arizona primary and michigan primary and michigan has to be in romney's column. >> born there. >> can we throw that last poll up there. unhappy with the g.o.p. voters, the pew research poll, get that quickly, greg, help us out here, clearly, the republican voters aren't happy with their choices. >> sooner or later they've got to stop sending the food back. >> gotcha. >> that's an appropriate way to put that, greg. >> like at denny's? >> by the way, make sure you keep it right here on fox news, our continuing coverage, primary coverage continues, but before, that's right after "the five." before that it's our rear admiral versus the lt. colonel, beckel, versus-- that's his nickname. rear admiral. >> that came from bob. our guy responds to bob. >> and there's a story about

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♪ i got my mind set on you ♪ i got my mind set on you, i've got my mind-- ♪ >> welcome back to "the five." we're going to talk about bob, eric and greg's favorite subject, women and the women vote. >> women vote? >> what happened? i thought we got away with that, and wasn't that right. >> they invented that. >> who are you going to have to apologize to tomorrow, bob. bob, in every election cycle since women got to vote. >> and they're persuadable people. they like to -- they're not necessarily so -- there's strong republicans and strong liberals and some i guess you call softies, soft liberals. are the women playing hard to get. >> they always play hard to get and they nag all the time like we saw the other day, but leaving that aside. one the of the things about women, the real distinction in

the women's voting patterns, between married women and single mothers. single mothers vote overwhelmingly democratic and always have and suburban mothers vote, and democrats among women for some time now. i think that this, a campaign, turn women off. you get negative like this and i can't imagine you could walk away from this feeling good about the campaign. >> and i have-- >> i disagree with that. i don't think they're being turned off because they haven't turned it on yet. i think they're mistakenly thinking that everybody is into this as much as we are. most the women i know are not going to pay-- >>, but the likely primary voters, women who are informed i think are turned off by the negativity and i'm sure the scandal didn't help newt gingrich. >> scandal magazine and love it. >> not in their white house, they like that in their hollywood. >> us weekly, and star, and i buy two.

>> and you're probably right on. the negativity, i guess that romney has 15 million versus a 4 million numbers to spend in florida. >> let's take a look at the poll that nbc poll and this is just in florida, florida women voters, and using romney over gingrich, 47-26%, that's not what happened in south carolina, how can you explain that? you know a lot about it it. >> a lot more money spent in florida and the bible belt. you know, anyway and-- >> i read an interesting book from a woman in the wall street journal, she's 61-year-old retired county worker, public voter and she decided she was voting for romney and they asked her why and she said the extramarital affairs didn't bother me, that much. she said, but, i-- when he, when newt gingrich responded to john king, remember that debate at the cnn debate everyone thought was a big comeback for newt gingrich, she cited that

interchange between john king as a reason she didn't want to goat for newt gingrich. >> they think that maybe romney is nicer. there's a saying that a man will cheat on his wife will cheat on his wives and might play a role. >> who has wives. >> i'm saying over the long-term, dana, please, but come on, look at the two, i mean, you can't discount, you know, surface, for-- >> and i think that, i think that i think that-- i don't think it's the negative, it wasn't the woman thing as much, first of all, look at the florida women electorate. a lot of it is this moved down from the north. they're much more moderate women than they are in south carolina, night and day difference. and i think the nation is to be with somebody like romney and fits their political more-- >> if you look at the demographics, they are, you're right. they're more, they're more moderate and if they have a negative ad in the morning and

at night, the primary voters and they see a hot mitt romney. they're going with mitt romney and newt does, that's one of his weaknesses and he tends to look arrogant. >> and the women are one of the most important demographics for both the republicans and the democrats going into 2012. president obama's numbers as they've gone down with almost every group has certainly gone down with women and i think that's an economic freedom issue. >> absolutely. >> economic security. women who have anxiety. >> are you dreaming with this assessment? we have andrea tantaros, saying that women in florida are voting for mitt romney because he looks better than newt gingrich. >> i think it's a factor. like, looks-- >> michele bachmann and you had sarah palin. >> no, no, and-- be honest, why do you like palin and bachmann. conservative women are beautiful and-- >> look at jfk. it doesn't hurt him.

i'm not saying women, we're not dumb, saying he's hot i'm voting for him. especially republican primary voters. when you have an angry newt gingrich he did cheat on his wife. he's angry and don't like to hear his tone and angry ads about gingrich than romney and think-- >> and the other thing is, and looks do matter. the last time they got elected president as heavy as i am is william harris taft. >> i was reminded about the line in top gun where they said to tom cruise your ego is writing checks that your body can't cash. in newt's case, he's writing checks his campaign can't cash, he's running out of money. can you imagine women being forced push newt along, no. >> i think that some of the best campaign workers are women, organized and women who support gingrich and the strong tea party and conservatives that i said that romney loses, i think some of

those women, will keep it going. >> an increasingly small percentage. >> i'm going to stand up for the florida female g.o.p. electorate and say, i think you're smarter than that, you're not going to vote for one or the other. >> did one of them send you that continue. >> grandmother did. >> well, huh. >> yeah, i know, right. >> you know the past segment is going to be a headline. >> has anyone seen a pin? >> the close-up. >> your feminine side. >> and that's aren't cz's ladies and gentlemen, it's real bling. >> thank you for helping the economy. >> and you ought to wear that. >> we're going to move on. and do you think that president obama is exploiting the navy seals for political gain. that's what one seal is saying and the five of us are going to debate it next. ♪ i'd race down that hill without a helmet.

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♪ >> welcome back to "the five." you heard the president talk a lot about capturing bin laden and mentioned at the state of the union address last week and now, vice-president biden says he actually advised the president not to pursue the mission. >> the president, he went around the table with all the senior people, including the chiefs of staff. and he said, i've made the decision. what is your opinion. mr. president, my suggestion is don't go. we have to do two more things to see if he's there. he walked out and said i'll give you my decision. >> okay. he doesn't go on to say what the two other things are and i'm going to ask you eric, why joe biden said what he says. why does joe biden say anything he says, is this a

tactic to show that the president has a real backbone? >> here is how important, how great obama is, i suggest he could be-- and my only problem is that the whole administration blooden kill shot and the victory lap and don't talk about the bush administration put in after 9/11. i shoot guns, you hit the target every time. if you have a sniper rifle ap lock it down and you step up and pull the trigger, you still put the trigger and put the target in the bulls eye and it's the people who set it up like the obama-- like the bush administration. >> rear admiral beckel, rear admiral, beckel, your new name, why do you think he said it? >> i think he said it for two reasons, because it was making the president stand out and if you remember, everybody else around the table were 50-50.

51-49, including gates, defense secretary under president bush, and the president made a decision, and the thing about milking this thing, i don't get it. i mean, you know, with all due respect to the first lady, talked about getting a military person up there. bush in his eight years had 35 million people in the first-- >> you say that's milking it. >> the more information we get about it. it seems like the mission could have failed and even panetta when biden recounts the story is the one that said go, and everyone else hedge and we've got a sound of him giving an interview to scott pelley, there was a chance that bin laden was in there. >> elements of the pakistani government knew he was there? >> i personally have always felt that somebody must have had some sense what was happening at this compound. i don't have any hard evidence so i can't say it for a fact. there's nothing that proves the case.

but, as i said, my personal view, is that somebody, somewhere probably had that knowledge. and if that's true, what's the president doing about it. >> first of all, i think that 60 minutes and of course, president obama is on this week, apparently he's not on this week and had to put the secretary much defense on this week and he's a good fill in. i'm going to defend vice-president biden. i think he was providing good counsel from what he thought was the right thing to do. that's what you ask of your vice-president and sometimes you agree with your vice-president and sometimes you don't. and president obama at this point said, i got the information-- i got your take, got your take, takes a moment and makes a decision and vice-president biden, the thing that confuses me, why talk about this at all? it's not, i don't think that's not necessarily an operational security issue, but, maybe, maybe save it for your book or-- >> great, great, some of the seals are actually taking issue with this and there's

editorial in the wall street journal talks about not why are you talking about this, and why are you giving out operational secrets and why are you letting this stuff. >> i wouldn't call this a secret though, we know, as humans, this was an awfully risky move, but i would say this is biden's greatest value that once he gives you his suggestion, you do the opposite. because then it's right. so, actually he might be the most valuable vice-president in the history of vice-presidents. >> and the other thing, panetta said who in america does not think that the pakistanis had somebody back there had some knowledge that this guy was in there. that's not new intelligence or information. >> and likely a doctor that was cooperating with us and now taken into pakistani custody and charged with treason, what are we doing about it? >> i don't know what's wrong with obama talking about the bin laden thing, he ought to take some credit for it, and maybe give credit it bush, too, what is he going to talk about, solyndra. >> that would be great. >> here is the issue and these are not my words, these are the words of a navy seal, leif

babin in the wall street journal, detailing how our special forces hunt bin laden, do the president and top political advisors understand what's at stake for the special forces who carry out the dangerous operation, it's infuriating to see political gain put above the safety and security of our brave warriors. does president obama risk squandering the victory he had by talking about it so much and releasing so many details and arguably patting himself on the back? >> i think he's going to do it. my guess is we're going to end up seeing the kill shot, too, eventually, right? i mean, you're a politician, he's playing politics, i killed bin laden and i'm going to-- >> wait one second. with all due respect to the seal. the briefing was by the pentagon the next day that gave out the details, it wasn't by obama and that stuff is-- >> and you don't do that without approval from the white house. >> objection. >> could it back fire. >> what could? >> what are you talking about? >> what could back fire.

>> we're talking about the-- >> getting inside for the kill shot? >> no, i don't know what-- and i don't see where the secrets are and this is probably one of the greatest achievements of his administration, and i don't think he -- i don't think he's milking it. i think he used the military in the state of the union as a way to get people behind his bureaucracy, which i had a problem with. >> economic. >> and i found that to be wrong and i don't see him running around screaming about this. >> what you have is surrogacy arguments that surrogates are coming out. >> and all right. rear admiral. you'll have to get the last word. despite occupy okayed protesters burning the american flag, the white house still won't condemn the riots and greg has thoughts for us, and mr. bob beckel in a feud with congressman alan west and now the congressman wants an apology.

will bob makes amends? stay with us and find out. ♪

>> i'm bret bret baier in new york. and tonight on special report, the first look at exit polling results from the sunshine state and trends among seniors and key voting blocks and martha maccallum will break down the the numbers and what they'll have when breaking down the polls and steve harrigan takes a look at harsh rhetoric that characterizes the florida campaign and what it means going forward and ed henry tells us why president obama is getting hammered by officials in the roman catholic church and an operation and fast and furious and little made it to washington. in the grapevine we'll tell you what it costs rick perry to get each of his votes in his presidential run.

special report from new york, starts at six. now, back to my colleagues, just down the hall, with "the fiv five". ♪ >> eric, told us that his volt broke down in the lincoln tunnel. >> why i'm not surprised by that. >> ran out of charge, 18 miles after i charged it for 12 hours. >> oh, no. >> and the volt thing. >> it's on loan. >> over here, back to "the five," and so the unwashed pop hati lation is out of hiding. and smashing glass at city hall and of course, burning an american flag. yes, just like the tea partiers, more than 400 were arrested prompting the worst mayor in oakland history, well, since that last one,

gene kwan, to finally change her tune. roll tape, roll tapers. >> i think they've been treating us like a-- and i think that everyone is losing patience, now, and i think they're hurting the movement. >> well, we knew that before your city suffered 5 million bucks in damage and now you're losing patience, you should lose your job, but the real battle now is the media. its ongoing attempt to portray the idiotic. and no more excuses for them. the cnn crawl actually said the oakland mess could inject new life into the movement. and given the amount of drug use there, injected, and it's heating up once again in occupy d.c., but i don't think that obama is going to notice and better off occupying the golf course and why do the protesters cover their faces and cause violence and then-- it's because they're a coward and the courtroom is their end game. it's about dragging cops before a judge and reaping rewards and lying about your

heroic rebellion and it's just like the '60s and i love the go-go dancers. >> i was five, but i knew they were good. and would you call this a comeback with the ows that they're now back in and inject the movement. >> i think it is, i think it is. they're coming back in a big way and burning flags and breaking into the government buildings and i'm shocked the administration won't say anything about it this time because it's unprecedented. they said the damage was about 5 million dollars. >> and there are companies that left oakland. and speaking of-- maybe i'll roll that jay carney comment when he's asked what happened in occupy d.c. >> what is your reaction? is the administration concerned that some of these protesters are taking things too far? >> well, with regards to oakland. that's obviously a local law enforcement matter. our position has been, and continues to be that we need

to balance first amendments concerns of the right to demonstrates the right to speak freely and with public safety concerns. >> and like me when i talk about polls. okay. and he said it's a local law enforcement matter. he didn't feel the same way about the harvard professor, remember, henry lewis gates and cambridge police, and he kind of got involved in that and why didn't he touch that. >> because i think he learned a lesson. >> can we point something else, dana perino called this a long time before anyone said it occupy movement would go away in the winter and come back in the summer and it happens to be warm in oakland right now. bob, you compared them to the tea party and broking windows and protesters tipping over damages and the city hall and the model of frank and ocala, plaza and stolen flags, flag

burnings and scattered garbage and just doesn't sound like anything, or carrying guns, where the president of the united states is or putting a monkey figure up to show the president, no, they're fine, people. >> how could you put-- and by the way, i think that we should look up and find-- >> i never heard that. >> just a couple of facts by the oakland police you're so nice to. they've had since 2005, 170, 170 charges of violence by police, having done that by wall street and already 14 of them-- >> it's nothing to do with occupy wall street. >> wait a minute. >> it's nothing to do with that. >> the oakland police department says again. and wait a minute, 119 people were awarded 11 million dollars because the oakland police department were rioting. >> what do you have to do with-- and it's all occupy wall street. >> it is, they incited the riots. >> they shot them with bean bags, have you ever been hit

with a bean bag? it feels good. >> the department is riddled with overreaction. >> if you use that as the response, there should be no response to a riot or aggressive demonstration. >> and also burning of american flags, that's-- >> that's the cops fault, dana, the cops fault. >> and are you suggesting that burning the american flag represents all liberals. >> we're not saying that, we're-- >> that represents occupy wall street. >> you're suggesting that i'm for wall street and-- >> the cry, the violence occupy wall street. >> you don't have to defend them if you don't want to. >> i can defend them and send a message. >> why would you, how can you, they're horrible, anarchists and the people behind it-- >> and the groups, they're anarchists. >> and kind of open to this moment and-- >> and this is inhe haevitabine class far warfare. >> i believe everything that

george soros says. >> do yourself a favor, don't. >> calling for a siege in chicago and that's obama's hometown. >> i bet rahm emanuel will quick them in the now what, that will not happen in chicago, believe me. i think that rahm emanuel is a great mayor and he's going to-- he won't let it happen. >> why can't they be lovable liberals like bob was back in the '60s. >> no, i was at haight ashbury. >> and since they fought the valdor. the feud between bob beckel and alan west is feudier, and i made that right now and if you leave right now i'll write you out of my will. ♪

♪ >> well, yes, in case you missed it yesterday, i was none to pleased with

congressman allen west from florida and these comments. take your message of enslaving the entrepreneur will and spirit of the american people somewhere else. you can take it to europe, you can take it to the bottom of the sea, you can take it to the north pole, but get the hell out of the united states of america. >> well, yeah, after seeing those outrageous and i mean outrageous comments, i see this, in my 30 years of politics i've never heard anything more disgraceful in my life and i think that alan west owes apology to a lot of people and admire the fact you were in the military and served your country, i understand that. we're 20% american and we're not going anywhere if you like it or not. >> you can call him representative. >> i'm not going to call him representative. >> call him lt. colonel ichlts i'm not going to call him that either. he has no right to say we should take our message anywhere, this is our countries and we have a right to say it here, if you doesn't like it he ought to get the hell out. >> well, that was calm. and west had this reaction to

my reaction on fox and friends this morning. >> i think bob beckel owes me an apology by saying he was not refer to me as a congressional representative nor lt. colonel retired. i spent years of my life making sure he would live in this great nation. i did not refer it anything, it was about enslavering the entrepreneurial will and spirit and that messages needs to leave this country and that's what i was referring to. >> mr. west, let me tell you if you've got enough time you could wait, but i'm not going to apologize. let me make another point, if i could. my dad fought as i said yesterday in world war ii with great valor, he was far more liberal and i was. i don't think that necessarily you have to assume that everybody who is in the military has your fairly conservative views. but, i'm not going to apologize. do you think i should apologize? >> he's not-- that wasn't about conservative views that was about whether

or not, whether whether or not you should have been willing to call him congressman, or lt. colonel, that was-- >> and i did suggest that you should. >> by the way i spoke to him i called him. 's a good friend of mine, where am i, bob is my great friend and you're my great friend. what are you thinking here and take me through it he said. take the message, liberals always want to make it personal. it wasn't personal, take the message elsewhere and said that the days of conservatives being the punching bags for the left are over. so, he's standing by what he-- he's standing by what he says. >> and you think i should apologize to him. >> i don't think any man should apologize for any, for stating their opinion ever. >> dana. >> i overapologize for everything, i apologize for being here today. i apologize for sitting next to you, i apologize for drinking cinnamon tea which i know you probably hate. i always think it's easier to-- i'm sorry i took offense, like, i'm sorry and you move it. and it can be sincere, it

doesn't have to be insincere, i would do it, he could do it and everybody else get along. >> greg. >> our politicians keep trying to infuse modern culture into the military. maybe the it should be reversed. i'd like to see more people like colonel west change our society. >> and you want to apologize to me before we get on about whether i should apologize to west. >> we apologize to each other, he we don't do it on air, we do it off air. >> do you think you should apologize to him. >> i think you should call him by his title and a little disrespectful. bob, it's free speech, you can say whatever you want. congresswoman maxine water said the republicans should go to h-e--double toothpick. and alan grayson said republicans were like al-qaeda and jimmy hoffa said a bunch of sons of bleep and you've told people to go to h-e-double-- on this show.

>> and in the incidents you've mentioned endless numbers of times on the show why i've disagreed with people on the left and dissocialed myself with them and let me give them the one line that's not gotten a lot of publicity that mr. west said here, which he said i'm not going to allow president obama to take the united states of america and destroy it. now, and are you kidding me? a president of the united states, that is one of the most outlandish-- >> well, wait. >> you're going to-- >> i'd love to run an outlandish meter and run the things that president obama said about president bush when he was campaigning, and-- >> they're not talking about literal terms, he's not coming out destroy, that's introducing language. >> there's not one of you who are conservatives that are

going to denounce him. >> no. >> it's everyday language, how we communicate. >> that's sad, i think, but that's your business. >> wait, wait, when i debate on american news room on tuesday and i would have stopped after the north pole, i wouldn't have said that word. >> you're right. and let's just say, right here. i think it's time this ends. and i think he has his position, i have my position, i don't think we're going to advance this further. and i think we're going to disagree, would i wish we could do it agreeably. as far as i'm concerned, this is over. >> no finger pointing? >> i'm not going to point you. okay, i'm going to take a deep breath whchlt he woo he come back, it's time for one more thing. ♪ tests.

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♪ >> time for one more thing, greg. kick it off (laughter) >> this is my name plate for my office. greg gutfled. >> i winter to find you and you fled. >> i had the to the trouble getting this fixed and i'm officially changing my name is greg gutfled. >> aim going to mention governor bobby jindal of

louisiana high school a big education reform in louisiana and extend to low income students across the state. about 400,000 students whereas only 2000 have it now. and the ability to change schools with a voucher program. and this is a conservative program and it's one to watch and obviously in other states. >> very good. after this one, very quickly, look at the two guys that reminds us of someone that we might know. take a look. >> and someone purple. >> and grabs the book and started going like that and pointing like this. and when it came out. i felt like i was resurrected and my friends in first grade now me and him are better friends than we used to. >> oh, that's sweet. >> he was choking. >> what did he say, the other guy gave him the heimlich and now good friends. >> that shows you why we're friends. >> reminds me of two guys here. >> i want to give what do they

call it. >> shout out. >> a shout out to nell from virginia. she's watched every episode of the five and a great fan and her friends get together and watch the five and he we want to thank you, nell. and from all the people across america, and around the world, who watch the show we appreciate it very, vch. >> right now. >> good for you, nell. >> thank you. >> thank you, so the institute which is devoted to promoting conservative women have the annual calendar that's out. and you can feature, other great conservative women like michelle malcolm and michele bachmann and giving this to baby, but the girl who puts it together, alice sha cordova is leaving and honor her daughter. thank you, we're going to miss you on this year's calendar. go to my twitter account at-- >> everybody's got their clothes on. >> bob, we're conservative.