accent? accent? >> hello everyone, i'm kimberly guilfoyle, along with bob beckel, eric, and dana perino and brian gut "the five." some big celebrities are starting to speak up for their good friend, president obama. starting with george clooney who thinks that democrats haven't done a good job talking about how successful this presidency has been. >> i would be selling all of the. you know, save the auto industry, and you got osama bin laden and you passed the health care bill that nobody could pass. i would be able to sell his presidency as a very successful one, but the democrats are bad at that. we like to pick each other apart. that's our thing. >> and another important advocate, there's a supermodel el mcpherson who showered some liberal love when she talked

to howard stern. >> who should be be the next president of the united states. >> i think that obama is going to do that. >> yeah, living in london and i'm a socialist, what do you expect? >> interesting. cee lo green who dropped f-bombs at an obama fundraiser. ♪ and it's just like-- ♪ ♪ some change in my pocket, it wasn't enough, i'm like (bleep) you and (bleep) her too ♪ >> well, it's very exciting so election season is heating up, yes, and hollywood falls in line with the liberal president and the question is, does it help or does it hurt? an expert on these matters, greg gutfeld. >> well, this is why conservative celebrities never speak out in hollywood. there are more outspoken hollywood than there's hair on alec baldwin's back. >> nice you know.

>> the thing about elle mcpherson saying she's a socialist. it's easy for a model to be a socialist, hot models operate outside all sales economic systems. dictators love hot models, they can starve the populous, it doesn't mind if you starve a model. they don't eat. >> that's true and-- >> celebrities like her never have to deal with the consequences with their own beliefs. they live in a plastic bubble, extraordinarily wealthy, they can pay taxes and-- >> you're bubble boy. >> i do that by choice. >> and now the thing about celebrities, every president has celebrity supporters, they don't move any votes. they may raise some money, that they do pretty well. i think the only celebrities actually affected the presidential race was 2008, rock the vote, did register a lot of young people who went out to vote and outside of that, they just don't mean much. now, this guy, whatever his name is cupie low-- >> cee lo. >> whoever that bum was, and

using that word in front of the president of the united states is disgraceful, man. >> not appropriate on a-- >> okay. >> and let's go through it quickly, george clooney saying that obama, president obama saved the oil-- i'm sorry, the auto industry is completely wrong. and trying to spin it that way, but you can't. elle mcpherson, i met my wife at elle mcpherson's birthday party. and cee lo green, and he starts to say it it and flips the bird which he did and he goes can i use the language and looks at someone who gave him the nod and said, go ahead and do it. >> eric, couldn't that mean he's a conservative? he's at a democratic fundraiser and he's giving him the bird. >> that's true. >> and explain that-- >> and the campaign, and got the information, go ahead. >> when it comes to hollywood, nobody gives themselves for awards than the press gives themselves awards, than hollywood givers them award.

every four weeks there's another awards ceremony and they're filled with their self-importance. i would agree they don't move that many votes. one endorsement in 2008, but just in the democratic primary. when oprah winfrey decided to go for president obama rather than hillary clinton. the thing that george clooney said, he yes, that democrats aren't just-- they're not good enough messengers, i'm going to stick up for the democratic messengers. it's not their fault. the policies are bad. facts are bad. 60% of the american people do not like the health care bill because they think it's bad policy. they can do a movie like george clooney did, ides of march, do a movie about president obama and do a movie about how great president obama is and still can't penetrate. the problem isn't the message, it's their policy. >> i disagree with that in many ways and start by disagree, one of the most outrageous things you keep saying, there would not be a

general motors in america today without barack obama, and george bush. as simple as that they wouldn't be producing cars. and the bond holder, too bad probably could afford to lose their money. the fact is we have a gm largest car maker in america, in the world is here and ought to be proud of it and barack obama was responsible. >> and one thing that clooney said. >> what president obama did, he did his form of structured bankruptcy, completely illegal and unconstitutional. >> oh, really? >> stole money from stock and bondholders in gm and gave that money to the uaw. unequivocally gave that transfer of wealth. >> and chrysler, i don't know do we do it with chrysler? we did it with chrysler with lee iacocca, crappy cars. >> and we want american cars on the world market. and left up to eric and the-- >> one more thing you would have cars built in america and in detroit it wouldn't have a gm flag.

probably would have been a ford flag. >> owned by the germans or the koreans. >> what george clooney is doing, a blatant employ to the career because he's so homely he needs to adopt political stances to keep him alive in hollywood, he's a hideous hideous man. >> george is so nice. >>'s' one of most popular actors. >> just kidding. >> just kidding. >> and fire up your-- so, this segment i want it call baby you want to put some gas in my car? sorry, you can't gas prices are too high. axlerod is jumping into the frey and calling them snake oil salesman trying to demonize the thing about dwas and including newt gingrich in this as well with his 2.50 gas and take a look at full screen, actually, oh, you've got this up. great. >> the notion that we can simply drill out way out of this or somehow, if we say

that that the gas prices will go down magically now, newt gingrich's 2.50 a gallon and so on, that's not oil talk that's snake oil talk and people know the difference. >> and is she right about that. and gingrich dropping the gas down to 2.50 by drill by drill baby drill and those know they can't except for eric and newt gingrich. >> eric and newt gingrich can't control oil prices, but things that can be done to he reduce the gas prices, only to 2 pin 50 maybe as low as when obama took over, 1.83 a gallon and maybe not. >> bob. >> it doesn't take a lot. drilling has to be part of it and epa work to be done with it and a couple of other things which are out there that can be done, but for axlerod to say it's snake oil to bring it down to 2.50, it was well below that when obama took over, absolutely. >> let's see if bob can drill

a hole, which might help us all, in this latest poll that came out. bob, how do you explain this presidential status, obama energy policy will increase gas prices 58%, lower gas prices 20%. >> i'm saying simply this, there's the one most dangerous thing for a sitting president to get reelected is expendable income in people's pockets and gasoline is the the most expedient issue, he's being hurt by it. i've said it before. say it again. get to $5 gasoline and maybe biology could beat him. >> he so, fix it. >> fix it. >> you can't fix it. >> and you'll get no answers. >> you say drill, drill, drill, drill. it's ridiculous, drilling is a part testiof it and-- >> dana. >> one of the problems that president obama is, he has three years of a record where he didn't lay the groundwork to point to, i did x and y and hopefully gas price also be stable and come down in the future if we had blah, blah,

blah, do this. he hasn't done any of that. so that's why i think that people look at his energy policy and think, it won't help. >> and it won't help the economy overall and greg, your response. between the presidential status and economic policies will raise 48% of the population thinks that's going to happen and lower unemployment. 38%. >> there you go, what can you say. and especially he when i didn't read this part. (laughter) >> and the details-- >> can i pause and speak about the whole snake oil business about axlerod and with that name should know something about car. snake oil, any oil is better than solar or wind. obama should create a car that runs on snake oil, he did, called the volt. >> hmmm. >> anyway, gas increased in exports nearly 400% so there is he' not a gas shortage. so what is going on? >> well, first of all, i read, you know, when set up the research and read the details of this poll. it runs counter to two polls,

polls done exactly the same time. it's demographically off. it's a bad poll and even let me accept it for a second and accept what people say with their badly done poll is right. do i think that obama is in trouble? yes. do i think that gas prices are a big issue, yes. do i think you can put it off and not take it and play it for the white house. >> no, should be able to, but you can't. i mean, frankly, there's more gas prices in eric's business with spectators driving up prices than barack obama. >> no one is explaining why, why should we explore when there's no shortage? is it inflation, all about inflation. >> no, no, no, it's not an export. we import and export. it's a free market. speculators aren't driving the prices up. spectators buy a marketplace where prices go up and down. when oil price the went from 147 bucks a barrel down to 33 bucks a barrel at the end of bush into obama's term. speculators were there, too. i didn't hear anyone blaming

speculators for that. >> they were short selling, right. >> that's what they do, short sell on the way up and short sell on way down, what's the point. >> to create more money, isn't that what made it more expensive. the whole idea of why oil prices and gas prices are going up are because of market expectations of prices going forward. >> eric. >> period. >> this is not argumentative question, explain this to me. we're now drilling more than we were before took office, we're now under50% import of oil and a lot of stuff going on in the oil business, a lot of drilling platforms built. so what is the argument. >> it's 70 cents is crude oil. and a big part of the problem, you need to have more access to oil and there's also gasoline pricing and taxation and dislocation, there's transportation, a lot of things in a gallon of gasoline that you can reduce the fat in there to bring it down and i think that-- >> why is it--

>> and over night-- >> whoa. that's the most time i've spent on gas in my life or even at the pump. we're going to have to move it along, people and save dana and i here from the gas talk. but coming up, mitt romney's wife ann has been raising her profile out on the campaign trail. what kind of impression is she making? is it helping? we're going to discuss it. stay with us coming up here on the five. ♪ having an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation puts you at 5 times greater risk of stroke. don't wait. go to afibstroke.com for a free discussion guide to help you talk to your doctor about reducing your risk. that's afibstroke.com.

♪ >> you know, that's one of greg's favorite songs. the honorable former senator rick santorum has decided to double down or maybe pull to an inside straight on the pornography issue he raised last week about president obama, but this time mr. santorum went to one of the most outrageous statements i think i've ever heard a presidential candidate say in all of my years, going back to lincoln, when i was covering

that race. the obama-- this is what santorum, we've got the, sorry, and let him speak for himself. go ahead, rick. >> the truth is in the prosecution under the bush administration, pornographers were prosecuted much more vigorously than they are under the obama administration. my conclusion is they've not put a priority on prosecuting these cases and in doing so exposing children to tremendous amount of harm. >> okay. let me just say at that when i was rudely interrupted and said we've got the shot, what he also said, which was not on our shot was that barack obama favors the pornography industry over our children. now, that is an outrageous statement. do you agree? >> yeah, but i don't think he said it quite that way. it was the obama administration-- reference the obama administration and our children and i'm pretty sure he didn't say it exactly-- >> tell me what you think. >> here is the issue, i mean,

pornography, obscenity, i did a lot of research today. there are a lot of laws, there's codes and chapters and what not, but the problem is we can't get to a definition of what obscenity is. and you're not supposed to engage in the business of transferring obscene matter. not supposed to obscene mail. >> appealing to a purient interest according to the supreme court and that's what they have discussed in cases-- >> and noi it when i see it. let me give you a quote exactly. quote, seems the obama administration is-- seems to favor pornographers over children and families. that's outrageous, disgraceful and disgusting and the good news rick santorum has singlehandedly introduced family values, and over that and we'll-- >> and rick santorum then has

ended up doing poorly in the races and polls after this. i do think in a lot of ways, americans are probably looking at the-- at each other and watching this and saying, really? do we have to-- is it a partisan thing to protect children? >> right. to me, i think that he's got some good economic ideas and he ought to stick with that. i don't care what they ask him about when it comes to pornography. >> and anyway, listen, the point is i think your he' exactly right and he ought to stay on his economic message, what the election is about. greg, what do you think about pornography. >> here is the deal, i'm not sure it's a winning issue and might get some women voters, but he's going to lose every pervert in america, which is every guy under 25. i disagree with you, i think it's a partisan issue because you see the left constantly raising awareness for things from bullying to obscenity, but they're never out to raise awareness of pornography and pernicious harm on women and families and that's only coming from the right so i have to say that the feminists

have dropped the ball on this so i think it's a partisan issue and i think that santorum has a reason to be saying this although i disagree, i think you're right. he did, he did say something out of turnabout president obama. but he's trying to make the point that he's-- >> we've got to move on. >> in the administration, prosecute the cases and enforce the existing laws more diligently. >> do you mind if i move? let me, ann romney is now emerged as a central figure in her husband's campaign. and we have some tape of what ann said about women? yeah, i think we do. let's take a listen here. >> is there anyone in here that's going to vote for obama next time? is there anybody? and really upset that-- we're really upset and i love it that women are object set, too, that women are talking about the economy. i love that. women are talking about jobs, women are talking about deficit spending, thank you, women. we need you. we all need you in november,

too. we have to remember, why we're upset and what we've got to do to fix things. >> we're going to do a quick thing what we think about ann romney. >> i think she's a great asset and surprising takes this long to bring her out and takes the edge off the mitt and brings a human side to him and i think she's a very effective campaigner and surprised as i said it's taken them this long. and i should defer to the women on the panel first, i'll say, go ahead, dana. >> well, a lot of-- usually, a candidate's spouse is a good asset for them. and it helps. i think it's actually the right time to bring her out now if it had been before, it could have been lost in the noise, of the nine candidates running and now there is he' down to the final four, which is totally screwing up eric's bracket and that's the only thing noi about basketball. >> i agree with dana, i think she's a powerful, effective advocate she's educated

articulate a mom and relatable. a huge asset to them and holding her back in the arsenal and need her now. >> a strong campaigner. >> very quickly, she looks great. i think she brings more to mitt romney than calista does to newt gingrich, because i-- >> i like calista. >> and excuse me. >> she's very nice. >> and coming up, do latinos love america? and we've got fascinating poll numbers that may or may not surprise you, but they will. >> we love it, we love it. >> ♪

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immediately because it's brought to you by the obama administrations and funded by the american taxpayer. >> i have a-- can i get a massage and spa? >> and they actually have-- looks like, jump on. >> and it's a 100 million dollar facility. and-- >> no, i mean it's a ridiculous argument. a, we don't know that all of these people have broken the law, one. b, there's not a federal prison in america that does not have a law library, that does not have tv's, gymnasium and workout areas and the biggest people that pay for these things are guards who think if you keep people locked up they get more aggressive. this is a good idea. >> let's face it the soccer field is not as nice as the one at gitmo and amnesty international is going to find out and come over and, but we had to do this because we had to maintain the high quality of detention facilities that mexico has set the standard for. >> my goodness, my word. >> is that where you were. >> that's where i was. >> you weren't here. >> i know it sounds like vegas

for illegal immigrants, but you kind of wait for wayne newton to show up, but it's run on the meant when you go, and sneak into disneyland they don't arrest you, they detain you until mom and dad pick you up. this is the mentality and disneyland is, america is mexico's disneyland is what i'm saying. >> well, correct. >> and you're held and sent back. >> you want to be held. >> hard core criminals. >> you can't say they've all broken the law. >> by comingh@ thing su don't wt them with the dregs of the the dregs. >> if i was there i'd want to delay my case as long as possible. there are not schools and children need to be educated in this country that have facilities this nice, this is what makes me angry and i've taught in many of these schools and these kids are in conditions like garbage. they don't have desks or school supplies, there's like ten books for 26 kids and that's what frustrates me.

bob, it's about prioritization, what matters to this administration and that's all i'm saying. >> it's a private-- it's also private. and dana, look-- >> and it's right. it's a private facility and then it's the federal government contracts out with them. most of these people have broken the laws, there could be, however, some people who are caught up in like a raid on a workplace environment and then you're held until you have your chance at detention, the laws that we have in our country and and one of the reasons we have so many people in these facilities is because of ending cash and release, catch and release used for a long time and didn't have anywhere to put people. even if you had a legal green card and done something that's a deportable defense we would let them go and the bush administration stopped that and now we have to pay to keep them before we send them back and one of the things the obama administration has done. we don't have enough money to catch everybody, so they let some people go. >> and congress authorizes that much money is available to some people back every year.

>> right. >> for half a million immigrants, illegal immigrants, the obama administration hits the half million mark already this year. >> right. okay, let's talk about the poll. >> let's get the poll in here, and just released the latest poll. no surprised latinos among the most patriotics, and-- >> this is fantastic and the misconceptions about hispanic americans and latinos. and 66%. a lot of hispanics and latinos support the military and want to do better for their family and for the record talking to people all the time and including a lot of people in hispanic community. they don't want people coming into the country illegally because they had to do it the right way, too, and they want people to follow the laws and does it need to be reformed bob? absolutely it's not working, but we can't reward-- >> the largest number of lotto

winners by historical r history is hispanic in this country and conservative and built for the republican party and the republican drive them away within oun issue. >> immigration. >> immigration. >> hard working no question. patriotic, no question. like the old cars in california these are eisenhower republican, they don't know it yet. >> they will get-- >> look, the democrats demonize the republicans, so-- >> and they're not goldwater --. >> democrats string them along with false promises of comprehensive immigration reform that president obama said he would get done in the first term. he didn't even try. and disillusioned. >> and dana had an interesting experience over at the airport over the weekend. the whole check voter i.d. story has become. and dana is going to fill us in. like more stories you see here

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a lot of politics to talk about tonight. now, back to new york and "the five." ♪ ♪ what's going on ♪ ♪ what's going on ♪ ♪ yeah, what's going on ♪ >> what is going on at our nation's airports? for a transition. yesterday i was in louisville, kentucky and flying to washington d.c. and i got there two hours early on time. yea, and would expect. and i went next door to the gate. there was a restaurant bar thing and i ordered a diet coke and this lady who was obviously a senior citizen, she is next to me and the waitress comes over and she

orders a bud light. and the waitress says, all right, can i see your i.d.? >> for a diet beer? >> exactly. and the lady said, are you serious? the waitress is look, lady i have to ask the rule and i tweeted out how absurd this is and a ton of responses on all sorts of things. have you ever seen this happen? >> a lot. and that's just establishments have to protect themselves from lawsuit if sub underage gets drunk and rams into another car and they get sued. he so, the protection is an exaggeration. this kind of i.d. is an exaggeration against lawsuits because the american dream these days is to sue somebody for millions. >> yeah, but if you're 65 years old. >> could have been a very old looking teenager, who knows. >> kimberly, i wanted to ask you about on the legal side of things, a few people tweeted me back, including rk in south dakota, i said i would mention, that isn't it absurd that we're having an argument over a manufacturer controversy regarding

requirement people to show i.d. in order to vote, but that a senior citizen would get carded at a bar even if she's getting a bud light before she gets on a plane. >> absurd, spell it out. nonsensical. i get what greg is saying about lawsuits. what do they think, is this a good use of time to be carding an elderly person. do they have a elaborate wax museum makeup and wig disguise to get a beer at an airport? >> and i think, i would love to be carded. i don't have any problem getting carded and i think everybody should be carded for buying cigarettes, buying alcohol, driving, and-- >> no matter how old you are? >> no matter how old you are. >> that's the perfect segue to the texas voter i.d. law that passed and now governor perry is accusing the federal government of interference again. let me try to put some facts on the table. in order to vote in texas you

need a driver's license or a personal identification card which are issued at driver's licenses facilities. right? now, one third of the counties, almost all hispanic in texas have those driver's licenses and drive a long way to do it. we're going to pay to citizens to drive and cost to do that or extend the hours that the motor vehicle department is open and both those republicans defeated and this is clearly what i said last week, this is clearly an effort to keep hispanics away from the polls. >> didn't they offer then didn't the state of texas offer, want anybody an i.d. send it to their home. >> no, because they need a picture. >> the secretary of state in georgia had a similar law and a challenge from the department of justice. today went back and because they offered to figure out any sort of way for free to get people, state issued identifications, for all sorts of things so you can live a modern life. they found there was such a small percentage the program has not been uselized.

state of virginia, if you show up with a utility bill or some other form of identification, showing that you live in this place you say you do, you should be able to vote. and the idea to travel 300 miles if you're a hispanic in texas to disenfranchise your voters, civil rights and hung by the fingers. >> no, you're politicizing. >> the senior citizens have to get carded to have a beer and you don't have to get carded to vote. >> i think it's absurd that you don't have a department of motor vehicle in 300. >> and for a tanning booth-- >> and in texas they've indicted 50 people on voter fraud out of 25 million. >> it's more likely that the big plus on the left they don't want, don't want to require voter i.d.'s, they want people who shouldn't be voting to hit the voting booths. we have to go or else we won't get to greg's monologue and we know that the viewers are waiting for greg's monologue. he has some thoughts on the

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♪ >> welcome back to "the five." on saturday in zuccotti park the occupiers celebrated their six month anniversary. which leads me to ask, who celebrates their six month anniversary. i have worn socks older than that. i'd like to give a shout out to my ferret, cardinal furball, two months today. don't open your presents, it will still be alive by then. and anyway, the police noticed a creep, rusty braxton who tweeted after the protest we won't make a difference until we kill a cop or two. he told the daily news, he was joking, it's not like i meant anything, i'm in florida, what

can i do. yeah, i guess you can't kill cops in florida and that's pretty much the response we get to lefties bearing threats. and and when sarah palin used the cross hairs, and really, really, really wanted someone dead. on the left everything they say is a joke and keep rewriting it. now with books meaned to whitewash ows. and ones out called "occupy wall street" the inside story, and which chapter is the threats and death and crimes. and the chapter could read just kidding. >> could i ma i can an announcement for those of you on "the five." and all who is viewing, greg gutfeld is going after a pulitzer prize for coverage on occupy wall street. the longest series ever done and i want you to have the pulitzer prize on that.

>> bob, all of the rich lefties, ben and jerry's, millions into the movement and here to say and 73 people arrested, dana, why are we covering it? >> we cover it and believe me, you're going to be covering it all summer and especially at the two conventions, in north carolina, and the other in tampa, florida. they will be there and as we said last fall as they were gearing up. they would take the winter off and they would come back and much more organized and well focused. the rap on them at the beginning they didn't have a leader or a point. they still seem not to have that, but now they have the other things that are going to be like lead weights on their ankles, as you mentioned the death threats and criminal stuff. >> two quick observation, dana, you called it, the winter will be slow and once the weather is better, occupy and sure enough coming out in full force. and the other thing that i find interesting, john wrote

an article pointing out. a lot of them funding for what they're doing and wall street traders and guys, and i happen to know one of the main guys who funded ad busters, the money at the beginning and guy i traded with for ten years be and very wealthy people. you have a movement and ideology, come clean where you come from and your background. >> be honest who is supporting it. >> kimberly? >> yes, i have something to say about-- >> and when somebody issues a death threat or something on twitter, what does that mean. >> that depends, you can make a police report and file a report they would have to investigate the person and have to be a threat communicated and received by you, with serious intent behind it called terrorist athletes, believe it or not, the legal definition, but it's difficult to prosecute and they could say it's satire, a joke, trying to be provocative to draw attention to the movement. i in fact did not identify a specific individual or name a police officer that i was

targeting, no prosecution. >> there's no excuse for sending any kind of message like that. >> i agree. >> to anybody, but there also is here write and reason for occupy to be back out this spring and summer, they've got something to say and one thing that has gotten drilled in the american mind is 1%-ers, and every right in the world some of these people that put us into a recession on wall street and cuffed and sent off to prison. >> are you talking about bankers. >> fannie mae and freddie mac? >> i would take half and half. >> okay. >> and if they protested everybody, i would be okay with it. if they denounced the communist party that was trying to get involved. >> denounced the sexual assault. >> i don't think they've denounced anything and-- going with the mortgage backed securities. >> if you want to have legitimacy in washington d.c., don't you have to denounce those things or can you be a--

>> there was a couple of times last fall where i thought, ows had actually had been principled in their movement, and if they have more of that, i think, they will be taken more seriously. >> i agree, if they don't. it will just look like-- >> they lose credibility when committing the acts of violence again women and where are the liberal women and women in general to denounce. >> i've got to move on. if you leave right now my one more thing will be weeping alone in a corner. >> that always hams. ♪ we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day,

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>> time now for one more thing. greg, you are up. >> encyclopedia britannica announced last week it is going online. red eye, bill schultz on the ground to see if the encyclopedias were still relevant by pitting people with blackberries against encyclopedias to answer pertinent questions. >> i see you have the smart phone. i myself have a smart card full of a lot of knowledge as you can see. what is the world's tallest building? go. >> the dubai. >> population of sweden.

>> 9379116 as of 2010. >> as of 2010. this is 1952. >> the name of ron howard's most recent project. >> he is working on a movie called the rush. >> no. that's incorrect. working on the pilot for happy days. [ laughter ] >> as you can see the encyclopedia britannica still works. >> that is so cute. >> they will be worth something. >> pushing them around in a cart? >> yeah. >> that's precious. >> is he kind of weak. so he's kind of weak shouldn't carry them. >> no, an extra push. >> he's a slight guy. >> miss per reno. >> this weekend i was at an event in kentucky as i mentioned and had a question from an audience member after i gave my speech and she asked me, is bob beckel really that frustrated or frustrating? i said i think the answer is both. >> bob? >> i'm rarely frustrated

rarely. >> am i frustrating? my ex-wife thought. >> and they said they want to watch the show more, because >> thanks, barbara. >> nice, barbara. >> cutie. gasoline prices up 37 out of the last 38 days. 10 days in a row $3.84 a gallon. can't blame president obama only. you can also blame these three stooges. stephan chu could be mo. he is the secretary of energy. ken salazar. secretary of the interior. curly and lisa jackson could be curly. if we were going to play games. just kidding. don't get mad. don't yell. just having a little fun. >> does anybody think that greg is absorbed with gas prices. >> my name is eric by the expbla we should wear name stags, don't you think? >> one more thing in california and maryland referendum on making marijuana

legal. right now medically legal in a number of states. police are having a difficult time trying to decide who is too impaired when you are stoned to drive. like alcohol .08 they can test you right there. here is the thing about stoned people. they get on a highway they drive 20 miles per hour. then they get on curved roads and this drive off the road. don't smoke dope and drive, knock not a good idea. okay? just ask greg. >> i want to close the show on an important note. i know there has been many challenges for the united states in terms of the problems that we have been facing, the challenges in afghanistan. we want to spend a special message to the families out there. your fact faces that you have made and those of your family members have not been in vein and not forgotten. we want to say a special thank you to the armed forces, men and women serving valiantly over there and have been doing so for a long time. that's for the five today. thank you for spending time with us. thanks for watching. see you back here tomorrow.