captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> kimberly: this is a fox news alert. we're awaiting press conference in special prosecutor of trayvon tri case. we're awaiting charges to be brought against george zimmerman who allegedly shot and killed martin on february 25. stay with us. we'll take you there when it happens. hello, i'm kimberly guilfoyle with bob beckel, eric bolling, andrea tantaros and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: game on for white house in 2012. and president and romney have come out swinging. >> the president will use all terms we'll be more fair in the model he has. >> are we better off when everybody gets a fair shot and everybody does a fair share?

>> this is a president who is driving us to become more and more like the social welfare state of europe. >> these investors, things like education and research and healthcare. they haven't been made some grand scheme, to redistribute wealth. this is not some socialist dream. >> 2012, our job to make sure he is out of office. let's get him out. >> kimberly: who won day one, bob, of the rock 'em, sock 'em punch-up? >> bob: it's even, actually. romney did one thing we didn't catch that part of it. he talked about women a lot, which is one of his biggest problems. he went so far to say that obama is waging a war on women, which is extreme. he has to do it because he is so far down in polls among women. a fairly decent opening shot for romney. they went to the right demographic. obama kept to his, he has taken on the socialist thing and keeping the point about fairness. fairness lies well in the coach. >> eric: taking on the

socialist thing? what do you mean? >> bob: the socialist dream. >> eric: real socialism? >> bob: no. you are a real socialist. >> eric: i'm the opposite. >> kimberly: can't be both. >> eric: president obama happens to be a real socialist. you are right. he kept to the theme of class war fair. here it is. come on down. day one, we found out that romney is the nominee. right off the bat, warren buffett to raise taxes. only the evil rich people. not everyone else. >> bob: you said romney? >> eric: here is the point. warren buffett does not say that warren buffett tax will solve a darn thing. only thing a warren buffett tax will do is create class warfare. not help the debt. not help the american economy. >> bob: one thing, the 99% will beat the rest of us 1% any day. >> eric: that's class wa warfare. that's all they know how to do. >> kimberly: andrea, what do you think will define the general election campaign between the two sides?

>> andrea: both sides, for both sides this is a race to define not just themselves but to define each other. i think that barack obama is going to try to define mitt romney as a strange out-of-touch elitists, rich guy. that is that he is not hope and change. he said he would unite, he is dividing. he said he would bring down the deficit, he didn't. he said make less dependent on foreign oil. he didn't. he said he'd create jobs and he didn't do the things he said he would do. he is not the president to fix the economy. i think romney has an easier job in that sense. this is a race, really, to define each other's onus. >> kimberly: that sounded like things are not good at all for the president. >> greg: i think romney has it tougher, because the fight isn't with obama, it's with his powerful p.r. firm, mainstream media. once they kick in, he will be

apyia the on -- pinata on cinco de mayo. i came up with a bumper sticker on the main themes. do we have it here? there it is. his goal to raise taxes is not based on reducing the deficit. but instead satisfying an emotional weakness called envy. he should come out strong on this. it will do well. >> bob: what the obama campaign did today and it was smart. they took and put on the website, things that when he had to go to the right to get the nomination. he wanted to do away with roe v. wade and do away with planned parenthood. he said things that were anti-women. this is the strategy. not trying to paint him as a rich guy but rather as a guy way over. they use the quote, like barry goldwater versus lyndon

johnson. the fact is, mitt romney is way over to the right now and has to work back to the center. >> andrea: this is what we talk about a number of time. if the flip-flopping was going to hurt him in the republican primary it would hurt him in the general election, too. >> bob: right. >> andrea: i think that mitt romney has to be more unapologetic about his record in business. he has a tremendous record. shouldn't back away from the success. he got better at it after being hit by gingrich and santorum but he has to i think come out swinging. >> kimberly: own it. >> andrea: i have a great record on this. i created more jobs than the president has. >> kimberly: the poll numbers favor him. that they feel like romney is more qualified than obama. >> eric: i want to point out what you brought up. romney had to tag right. he did in the fight to get the nomination. the question is will he tack back to the center. prominent conservatives say he won't, he can't and he shouldn't, because if he does,

the number you talk about with rove yesterday? if romney looks too middle of the road he'll lose the 5%, the true conservatives. they won't vote for obama either but they won't vote for him so he'll stay home. >> bob: there is not majority of the country that is extremely conservative people. one line that he wishes he had back and it's been highlighted today and i picked up on this. andrea got caught, held hostage by the occupy people. he said i was an extremely conservative governor. extremely conservative. we'll run that as far as we can. >> greg: can i make a point? >> bob: that's right. severely conservative. >> greg: obama came out with

the buffett rule. i got four e-mails about it from the patriotic millionaires. one from carl frisch who works for media matters. anyway, obama had the greatest fighter of war against sen i have, ronald reagan saying that reagan would have been for class warfare. if reagan were alive today he would have killed himself. >> kimberly: that's terrible. >> greg: he would haven't been for this. >> eric: the buffett rule and how warren buffett is for this. warren buffett, himself, said obama needs to or the american economy needs to take advice of simpson-bowles. when simpson-bowles said we need to fix the tax structure and spending structure and reform welfare entitlement, no. i'm not going to do it. >> bob: because the

republicans and the senate when it was first proposed had to be an up-or-down vote, and the republicans backed off and chickened out. >> andrea: you can't win an election on gimmicks either. they can go too negative on romney with the religious stuff. >> kimberly: a video for your viewing pleasure. look at the messaging. here is a video from president obama's team says. >> emight not be able to fire people. i was a severely conservative governor. ♪ ♪ >> do i believe the supreme court should overturn roe v. wade? yes. what to do for the housing industry specifically, don't try and stop the foreclosure

process. let it run its course and hit the bottom. >> kimberly: bob? >> bob: all of those things. it's excellent. i want to touch on what chris christie said. >> kimberly: we can listen to christie. >> people believe this is a place where only their willingness to work hard as an act of honor and integrity an ingenuity determine their success in life. we'll have a bunch of people sitting on the couch waiting for the more government check. >> bob: that is one of the more outrageous things this guy ever said. you know who is iting on the couch, governor christie, the millionaires making so much money? do you think people want to sit on the couch? they want to go to work. in your state, you have a lot of millionaires that have given money to you, big boy.

>> kimberly: who are you calling big boy? >> eric: if the obama recovery is happening, why don't they just go -- last month it averaged 40 weeks. when president obama took over it was 19 weeks. the duration they stayed on unemployment. that's a record. >> kimberly: intractable long-term unemployment. >> bob: you can sell apples out front. they can't work. there are not jobs for them. >> if they stay in the government and get more checks. you and i know giving people money in campaigns is seductive. look at greece. >> kimberly: see where that will take us. coming up, a harvard law school professor promises to present a critical look at the president in his new class, understanding obama. but guess what? he is a long-time mentor and

admirer. perhaps he has a man crush. greg will bring his solarly eyes to the -- scholarly eyes to the situation. don't forget to e-mail us at thefive@foxnews.com. stay with us. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: welcome back. next year, harvard law school, students can take a classicaled understanding obama. it will be caught by professor charles ogletree, mentor and friend to the president. you know that students will get objective look at obama's achievements. later, bill ayers will be by for the show and tell. this will be a love-in. president obama's harvard most famous graduate. if you don't count gofer and herman munster. but who cares? it's only one credit for the

class. if you can't afound a fan club, study at home. watch abr cbs or the rest. it seems harvard. but the tuition for harvard law for three years is $146,000. you think they would teach kids how to pay for that instead. or recent history. decades ago, most nations were mired in poverty. but thanks for the emerging free markets that's changed. look at taiwan, soviet union collapse, india with the fall of socialism and brazil is good, too. even african governments are coming along. this comes from the economic policy a progressive would have mocked. obama was on the wrong side of everything that went right. i doubt you hear that at harvard. >> bob: awfully loud on that. >> kimberly: loud? it's the're piece. >> bob: i think teaching a class on a sitting government is a great idea.

>> greg: of course you would! >> bob: but there is not enough time to go through the achievements in one semester. are you going to read it -- >> greg: what do they call when you go an don't take it? >> bob: monitor it. >> greg: in college. i'll occupy it. >> kimberly: i can't believe they give credit for that. understanding obama. like how new age can you get? here is the thing. once you get in harvard, everybody knows it. >> eric: this is called understanding obama. this is the current seated president. it's not the office. it's understanding obama. maybe a socialist course or how about this? the fill-in professor chavez or ahmadinejad. maybe one of the graduate michael moore, or celebrity --

jane fonda orda or 9 #% of hollywood. i'll let them borrow the glasses. district socialist kooties -- socialist kooties. >> andrea: this is harvard law school. you need graduate degree to understand obama. if i got myself in jail, god forbid, do i call a lawyer and say what class did you take? i want a lawyer that took a classicalled understanding the commerce clause. >> kimberly: respecting the constitution. >> bob: the last time you were in jail, i bailed you out. >> greg: you also got her in jail. >> bob: the course on presidents, they had one on reagan in california.

undergraduate is an elective. >> greg: not favorable. if it's a republican president it's never favorable. >> eric: maybe better if obama took understanding the supreme court. >> bob: took a course understanding what socialism is. >> andrea: obama was only a lawyer for 18 months. yeah. >> kimberly: if they want to us understand him, harvard should release his transcript. they only release this much. >> greg: i want to talk about the a.p. headline that asks who is the rich guy? obamney -- it's happening. obama-romney duel over status. took the headline, who is the rich guy and they mention obama and romney. they are talking about romney. because romney is the rich guy. a way to the conversation that romney is out of touch and

rich. >> kimberly: this is punishing people, entrepreneurs to give you permanent frown lines against the free market. i'm against it. why do people fight hard to come to the country as immigrants to have an opportunity to do something to better themselves and the familys? to educate their children. instead is punished. frowned upon. >> bob: stereo socialist, patriotism. >> greg: no. >> bob: no, no, no. don't accuse me of not being patriotic, just because i support obama. >> kimberly: you are wearing herman cain's tie. >> bob: i like herman cain. >> andrea: to answer the question,ing from had it right, fraye freuden slip obamn. one works in private sector an the other is permanent

government official. >> greg: there is an interesting fundamental disagreement about what elitism is. on the left, it's a country club millionaire. on the right, it's a harvard graduate scholar. it's never going to change. we will always make fun of obama going to harvard and you will make fun of romney for being rich. >> eric: 70% of the country are not elitist. >> bob: 30% are. they think they know what the other 70% need. >> kimberly: magazine liberals. say it. >> greg: trying to help you. if s the media trying to scare you about climate change?

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create ideal conditions for more severe thunderstorms and tornadoes. 223 twisters in march alone, a month that typically sees 80. researchers predicted a tiny spike could result in 10,000 additional deaths a year. >> andrea: did i scare you? the media is trying to scare you. are you scared? >> kimberly: i'm frightened of this. they don't know what they're talking about. 42% of americans say they exaggerate. big exaggerator, shame on you, about the threat of global warming and all. >> first global warming and now climate change. i want you to look at the cover of time magazine in 1977. one of your favorite decades. you were out partying. the big freeze. >> greg: that is not snow. >> andrea: in '70s, we're all free. >> bob: i want to apologize

for the flat earth people around the table except for me. anyone who can believe you'd spend hundreds of billions of tons in the industrial period in this world an doesn't think it affects the climate has got to be kidding yourselves. >> eric: weren't you the same round earth people that said accident was going to cause massive damage, and it wasn't going to be fixed for tens of decades? where is all the oil, bob? >> bob: the earth can fix itself except when you're around. there are certain things you cannot deny, that you pollute the atmosphere every day in massive amounts. the world gets more and more industrialize and we have had ten of the 11 years have been the highest energy on record. >> greg: can i op in here? bob, you say flat earth all the time. no one cares because al gore

is trafficed in hysteria panic. they are suffering from panic fatigue. there could be a debate about this. there will never be a debate because you call people like me the flat earther. warmest ever. 150 years of this much of 3 million years. warmer and warmer before there were suvs. >> kimberly: it's freezing in here every day. so you know. there is nothing flat about us. >> greg: it's not harasssy to point out it's warmer. it's not flat earth. >> eric: please point out that the cover of time magazine, inside the cover was an article with a chart showing what they call the imminent ice age that was going to follow. the left saying because of whatever policy was going on, on the right. the earth was cooling too fast. >> bob: polar bears had be brought in the zoo. >> andrea: if you read all of the polls, if you read the

liberal think tank, conservative think tank. midof the road think tanks, there is a majority of americans that think something is happening. here is the issue. they don't think it's a crisis. the number has gone down, look at a pew study. 2006, much higher number. 77% believe in it. 43% think it's serious. now that is down to 63%. and only 38% respectively. people think something is happening but they don't think it's an alarmist crisis to spend taxpayers dollars to fix. >> greg: can i say something about this? even if there is global warming going at a slight, you know, sliver of celsius, though scientists measure by kel vin. it's good for human beings. if a polar bear dies i don't feel bad. i don't. human beings, when the temperature goes up, human beings live longer. when you have cold spells across the country, people die. >> bob: you are very upset. >> greg: part of the flat

earth -- >> bob: i take that back in your case. >> kimberly: my gosh. just because he's like being mad and stuff. take it back over here, too. >> bob: i won't. >> kimberly: we're not flat. look at us. >> bob: greg believe he could fall off the edge of the earth. >> kimberly: he does not. >> andrea: why won't the left let us do cost benefit analysis of what greg is talking about? because the facts won't support the argument. they are afraid of having the real studies with credibility. >> eric: don't forget who funds the studies and the research projects. the government. >> the government. >> andrea: i don't think we will ever have a fair debate. coming up, shopping details what could be -- shocking details of what could be the craziest and bizarre crime spree ever.

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i'm bret baier in washington. the big story here today is the announcement in a few minutes about whether criminal charges will be filed by the state of florida in the trayvon martin shooting. tonight we will take you live to jacksonville for the decision of the state attorney. neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman says he shot the african-american teenager in self-defense. we'll have live reaction from sanford, florida, where the shooting took place. tonight, president obama's continued push for the so-called buffett rule.

we show what the president is saying now and response to critics of the plan to make millionaires pay higher taxes. mitt romney said earlier on fox that the general election campaign started yesterday. a look at what romney is doing now that the main competition for the republican nomination dropped out. a lot of breaking news. "special report" starts from washington at 6:00 eastern. now back to new york and my colleagues with "the five." ♪ ♪ >> bob: i thought i had seen wild things in my life. this one takes the cake. listen to this. this is unbelievable. a dowd, william time, 24 years old.

gets on a bus and comes to nashville, tennessee. burglarizes a national haunted house attraction, steals two tasers and sets it on fire. it's not funny. 3:45, robs four people at gun point outside a bar and takes their money and credit cards. we're not done yet. five minutes later he carjacks a taxi cab and heads to wal-mart and uses $200 on the stolen credit cards. 6:00 a.m., breaks in a law office, wrecks the place and defecates on the desk. he then posted as a housekeeper at hotel and steals $600 from couple at gun point and seen leighing the video surveillance, he has long fuzzy hairs when he starts. he was bald headed at his hotel. he gets a cab, steals it, cashes in parking garage. gets another cab and goes to

the top and opry land hotel. goes up to the roof and jumps in a bioof water where he is finally -- bayou of water where he is finally caught. he was arrested at noon. 3:00 to noon. nine hours he did 1 11 felonies. can you believe this? >> greg: relived your entire life in one night. >> kimberly: amazing. >> greg: the cops say "he pulled a beckel." who is going to take care of the beckel? >> bob: why do you think he had guns and taser in haunted house? >> kimberly: that is the big question. >> bob: i feel badly for people who were hurt. the hotel was a transgender hotel. i'll just leave that there.

>> eric: better than what you said about hotel for sexual -- [ inaudible ] people. >> bob: i would don't that. i wouldn't defecate on a desk. another story. sad story. >> andrea: can we talk about where the police were, though? the police said they never encountered a man like this. where the heck were you? this is the course of nine hours. dunkin' donuts? >> kimberly: call them felony stupid. >> bob: who cut his hair? there is another story not, that is not funny. don't send e-mails saying don't laugh it. it was funny. there is a not funny story. bridgeport, connecticut, state i grew up in. 5-year-old boy was caught at school carrying 50 packets of heroin. presumably for sale. i believe he got from his

father. do we have tape on this? >> andrea: his picture. that is not a 5-year-old boy. >> bob: this is what happened. we don't know if he sold them all but show and tell. >> kimberly: the child didn't sell any of it. he took the stuff. >> bob: stop yelling at me. >> andrea: not going well. >> bob: show and tell at the school and he brought in 50 packets of heroin for show and tell. is that right, producer? that is right. thank you. appreciate it. this is really sad. the town is about to fall apart. >> greg: they should use show and tell as sting operation. okay. in conjunction with the police. >> eric: i love those come down, you won the lottery. we pick your name. they show up.

>> kimberly: the problem is the 50 packets were in the dad's coat. it's show and tell so he says bam, show it off. and they call the dad. >> bob: coming up, on "the five," something you didn't hear on easter sunday. jesus was an occupier. he certainly was. that's next. ♪ ♪ we've got to protect the environment. the economists make some good points. we need safer energy. [announcer:] who's right? they all are. visit powerincooperation.com.

♪ ♪ >> eric: that was the late and great dusty springfield singing "son of a preacher man." listen to the daughter of a preacher man, not just any preacher man. none other than the reverend billy graham daughter on "meet the press" last sunday, easter sunday. take a listen. >> i would not vote for a man who was an atheist, because i believe you need to have an acknowledgment of reverence and fear for all mighty god. i believe that is where wisdom comes from.

that's what i look for in a president. i want my leader to have a fear and respect and a reverence for god. >> eric: votes her faith, the new faith that presidential candidate could believe in god and doesn't matter who or what your god represents. >> kimberly: it is her prerogative to decide what qualification or attribute or spiritualty of a candidate she would choose to support. many would agree with her. person of faith and spiritualty. considers consequences in the office of the presidency. >> bob: this is not a 2012 issue because romney and obama believe in god. i agree with that. i couldn't vote for atheist. the hardest thing in the world to be is an atheist. how can you accept and explain that? for me, the idea of somebody going in without the moral ground, would worry me. i think i would not vote for an atheist. i would not vote for a

republican either. i might not vote. >> eric: very quickly, president obama has been to church three times in 2012, yet he has had 51 fundraisers in the same period of time. greg, what about it? >> greg: i think you could be a perfectly wonderful person and be an atheist. i don't think that you can actually, you don't have to be religious to be moral. the big question is would you let an atheist operate on you? would you want to have the best surgeon? if the person can lead, it may not be as important. >> kimberly: but would you want someone of faith operate on them, they are comforted by that? >> greg: i'd rather have efficient surgeon. >> take a look at the poll. it will back up things that bob just said. very important if someone that a presidential and date believes in god -- candidate believes in god? 86% believes the presidential

and date should believe -- candidate believe in god. >> andrea: they should respect the constitution and freedom. we have a christian president that is not doing that. if you show me atheist that respects the constitution -- >> bob: why did you bring obama in every single thing. we are talking about something that billy graham's daughter said. >> eric: get to the next one. listen to reverend jess jesseiacson -- jesse jackson. >> this is the occupation. why do they kill and occupy the corruption temple? the house to pray and corruption by the holy place. >> andrea: besides the fact it's abomination for reverend to inject christ, the son of god in politics, jesus if you study the bible, reverend, did not get in to politics. frankly, i took sunday school and i never jesus outside with a sign that said, "healthcare

now." >> bob: he occupied the temple and he threw out -- >> andrea: he was a unifyer. >> greg: jesse jackson is the original occupier. he's actually never had a job. >> kimberly: aren't you funny. >> eric: we have to go. one more thing coming up. tonight, featuring a man, cell phone and a bear. true story. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of the country's largest petrochemical operation. ♪ when emerson takes up the challenge, "it's never been done before" simply bemes consider it solved. emerson. ♪

>> kimberly: this is a fox news alert, live at jackson, florida, where moments from now, prosecutor is expected to announce charges against neighborhood watchman george zimmerman in the fatal shooting of trayvon martin. a.p. is reporting that zimmerman is in custody and will be charged with second degree murder. while we wait, let's do one more thing. bob beckel joins us. >> bob: from where? >> kimberly: no one knows. >> bob: i have had series of eye problems this week by one of the great ophthalmologists in the country. dr. joshua young from the nyu medical center. professor of optmology. does magnificent work. my kind of guy. i see, i see. >> kimberly: thank you, dr. young, for saving bob. we appreciate it.

>> eric: what do you think is in here? >> bob: vodka. >> eric: it's not vodka or lemonade. it's the water from fracking. no. this is gasoline. gasoline. >> bob: that is dangerous, man. >> kimberly: what is wrong with you? it's like a molotov cocktail. >> eric: governor palin is in town and the governor and i are going to sit down again. friday night at 10:00 p.m. pain at the pump. going to go through everything, the way we got here, the reason why we're here and ways to fix the pain. we're going to open one thing. silver bullet. >> kimberly: on a serious note. it will be a fantastic special. don't miss it. they have been working hard on that. tune in friday everything. they joined forces. >> andrea: after the show when bob is outside to smoke a cigarette, you will not see anywhere near that gas.

>> kimberly: i'm taking the back exit. >> eric: gasoline doesn't explode. gasoline vapor explodes. >> bob: if you put a match on it, it will go boom. >> kimberly: don't try this at home. it will explode. that is the net-net. >> andrea: you know when you walk around and you're in the blackberry? i know the feeling. you are texting and you run into people, bad thing. what happens if the person you run into isn't a person. but it's a blackberry. look at the video from ktla. there was a scene outside the guy's apartment and trying to text his boss to know i'm going to be late. something is going on. i don't know what it is. watch the bear. speed walking. there he goes. oh, oh better run the other

way. >> bob: had a cell phone? >> andrea: in his hand. the issue was there, the bear there. that would freak me out. >> bob: you really do walk around. tell you the story, andrea said why don't we go to dinner? she sat there the whole dinner an she was texting. >> andrea: i wasn't texting the whole time. >> kimberly: must have been scintillating company. i'm just saying. >> andrea: we work in the news business. >> bob: i picked up the check, too. >> andrea: by the way, you never pick up your cell phone. america's newsroom couldn't find you and everyone calls me, where's bob? why do they call me looking for bob? news flash. we're not together. >> bob: greg? >> greg: oh, yeah. >> bob: 15 minutes of this segment. >> greg: the longest one more thing ever. it's almost the middle of

april. we're getting to the point where commencement addresses are coming up. and i have not been asked to participate in a commencement address for any colleges. so i'm putting myself out there. but i have some standards. it those be an all girl college. by the east coast. they have to supply my meals and a roof over my head. they should have a decent lacrosse team. >> andrea: high school? >> greg: i'm not allowed near high schools. >> bob: there is the women's correctional facility in maryland that has a high school equivalency program. >> greg: really? >> bob: yes. field hockey and soccer. >> greg: fantastic. >> bob: perfect for you. >> greg: it would. you would like me to do that. you know i would not come home. >> bob: no, no. you'd come home. you might come home wounded but you'd come home. i took an a.a. meeting there once. >> kimberly: is this segment called the stream of consciousness or something? i don't know what to do about it. >> bob: graduation date.

sorry. >> kimberly: i have a story. before we head to the green room we have one last one more thing. this is a nice story. little boy who is 13 years old. quick thinking on a bus ride, the driver went in to a medical distress situation, was like passed out, eyes bulging. 13-year-old boy on the bus jeremy jumped in. took ahold of the wheel. eventually pulled the key out of the ignition to get the bus to come to a stop. 13 other middle school students on there. from milton, washington. >> greg: do you know how fast they were going? the faces were blurred. >> kimberly: all right. that is a wrap for us. we want to end on a positive note. god bless him. he's a hero. that's it. thank you for watching. see you tomorrow rht here on "the five." ♪ ♪