this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> eric: well, you are looking at president obama making unscheduled remarks today regarding gasoline prices. suggesting congress address oil speculation. funny, governor sarah palin and i spent the weekend offering the president some of our expertise for lowering gasoline prices. drill our own vast natural resources, embrace natural gas. fix the e.p.a. and address oil speculation. do you think he was listening? who knows? but let's ask governor palin herself who joins us via phone. governor, thank you for joining us. how are you? >> i'm doing great. thank you so much. >> eric: all right. so you heard him address oil speculation, but that was one part. is that enough to solve our energy crisis, gor? what did he miss? >> no. not even close to solving if problem here. the other night, we proposed an all of the above solution.

we challenged the president to apply common sense and pro-american industry principles. no, today's speech reflected a lack of awareness of what the problem really is, and solution has to be part of, beyond a three-leg solution but multifaceted solution. the president is naive. it's going to doom our economy. eric, when you had explained in the special with your idea on the ratcheting in the speculation and what it means and what we need to do to have some teeth to get a handle on speculation, that was just one leg of the stool. >> eric: governor, i noticed that president obama again citing that congress keeps throwing out there, we have 20% of the world's oil but

only 2% of the world's natural resources. you and i broke it down in that special. we don't know what we have, do we? >> no. the president, his, quote/unquote, facts and his numbers on the energy production are skewed. they are defective and or wellian. i inform americans to do their homework and not take barack obama's value, especially when we talk about energy. what we are asking for, too, is the authority, the allowance from the federal government to get out there and explore on more federal land. where more of our oil resources are. but no, the numbers he uses are, i believe, deceiving the public into some believing we do only have 50% of the world oil. we explain it in the special also. >> bob: governor, this is bob beckel. let me make sure i understand this. if you look at what all of the above, barack obama has called for power and the plants and that's begun. he has looked to alternative energy. is the difference here now,

the amount of drilling that takes place? that is difference between you and eric's position and the president's? it gets down to drilling, doesn't it? >> it's not just drilling, though, bob. yeah, unleashing domestic energy production, aka, drill, baby, drill, and fracking and allowing the price lines to be built, that is important. and mining on minerals. but when you look at what barack obama is actually doing, with killing the keystone pipeline, that t part that he has authority over, actually. and his mission of bankrupting coal companies which leads to less electricity in the u.s.. the things he is actually doing. not just saying, but what he is actually doing are burdening our energy opportunity to make us reliant on other sources. >> bob: about a tern tiff energy. owl of the above includes alternative energy. what alternative energy sources outside of oil and gas

do you think ought to be the priority in alternative energy? >> natural gas is the clean, green burst of energy. natural gas is our future. we have hundreds of trillions of cubic feet waiting to be tapped. with that green force of energy. we have hydro and we have wind. it will take a while, though, for those alternative sources of energy to become economic. the bridge fuel to fill the gap between where we are now and obama's utopian idea of the alternative energy heating up the economy and running our cars and businesses, the fuel still has to be conventional forces. and we in america, with the highest standards of workers safety and environmental safety precautions take much more than any foreign country we rely on for energy production. it makes more sense to tap in those conventional fuels today.

and we work toward alternative sources can take the place. >> dana: this is dana perino. i want to build on one thing you said. two things. one is on nuclear power. while true that everybody will say they support it, the projects are struggling. there has only been one that has been approved gown in georgia. the community wants it. but the capital is slow to get there. the regulation and the litigation make it problematic. we still have a problem that nobody is talking about anymore because of nevada and maybe for good reason. that is what do you do with the waste? the second thing is onpa, two weeks ago, very quietly they announced something that will basically make it impossible and uneconomic to build a coal-fired power plant. in our lifetime if we want jobs to grow the economy so we can build and have more jobs as well as help other countries, because when our country is doing well, other countries are doing well, they have basically done something at epa on regulations of the emissions that will make it impossible to upgrade the

coal-fired power plant and make them cleaner. i think all of the above strategy is a nice talking point, but when you dig beneath the surface, it's not supported by the facts. >> that is a great point. we talked also about the job-killing burdensome regulations in the epa and even in our individual state. d.e.c.s. and you know, somewhat, the burden via the i.r.s. rules that will coming down the pipe. these all create burdens and uncertainty in the marketplace. they all contribute to the problem we face today. here is the deal, guys. barack obama is not understanding that the problem is. the problem is that we are still too reliant on foreign sources of energy. he still does not understand that america has the potential here to be energy secure. we can get this done within the decade if he would understand that common sense doable things that have been laid out in that all of the above approach.

and yet look at today. he didn't mention any of the other legs of the stool. he mentioned just the bureaucratic, very, very extensive proposal of his to put some teeth in to i assume he is going to talk about the gstc, but the bureaucratic way of dealing with energy crisis is what it's going to become, he just, he is still not understanding what the problem is. >> andrea: governor, it's andrea tantaros. you said that the president doesn't understand. do you really believe that he is that naive to energy policy? or really is he just a liberal at heart? and he's bound by the departmental lobby and other lobbyists? is it politics or is he just ignorant on the issue? >> i think he is ignorant on the issue, andrea. i believe that those who he has surrounded himself with, do not understand that t geology and the geography to talk about, and talk about what the potential is for

american energy independence. he doesn't understand free market principles. there are so many things that contribute to his terrifying naive and purposeful assault on our energy production that it puts us in a pretty scary place. >> eric: governor, we want to get to another topic here. everybody wants to jump in on. this we have want to get to this. rnc put out a web ad today we found very interesting. can we roll that web ad? governor, take a listen. >> i'm not going to make any excuses. >> i'm not going to make any excuses. >> i will be held accountable. >> that's exactly right. >> we're not there. >> we are not there because the recession turned out to be deeper than we realized. >> i'm not going to make any excuses. >> i came in, in the midst of the worst recession since the great depression. >> i'm not going to make any excuses. >> governor, a lot of excuses, huh? >> a lot of excuses. and the electorate, i believe,

is beyond impatient with the excuses. we want action taken. we need to replace the nation's ceo. we have to replace barack obama with someone who understands what it will take to get the economy on the right track. >> bob: governor, this is bob again. i don't agree with you on that. greg gutfeld has been waiting to ask you a question. turn it over to you. >> greg: america has been waiting for this question. when when are you doing "red eye"? let's pick a date. >> what did i tell you about "red eye," greg? you're the one who said it. if she comes on "red eye" her career is over. political potential is over. >> dana: this is dana. i used to think that, but i'm still okay. >> greg: not really. your career has gone down hill. >> well, so is mine. >> bob: i think you should go on "red eye." you and eric, i assume you are willing to congratulate the

president on what he did today, since he took one of your leg? >> eric: i'll jump in. one of the legs but only one. there are other thingspa, that is hugely important. drilling is hugely important to natural gas. governor, at least we give him credit for at least maybe watching the special. >> can i ask you and governor a question, though? with the president regulation of the financial markets now he is saying he wants to regulate oil markets, right? we know, i don't have to tell you, both. you and the governor are oil experts there is no other competitive alternative to crude. the best way to get oil prices down is more oil. aren't you a little nervous about the president meddling in the oil market? >> bob: speculators. >> andrea: what is a speculators? people with mutual funds? aren't we all speculators? doesn't it make anyone a little nervous? >> bob: the point is not to make sure they couldn't speculate with no money. it's people like eric.

>> eric: if you drill and have enough oil and drill oil, no reason to speculate the price up; isn't that right? >> right. we're talking about supply side economics. the principles that are time tested, truthful. they work. none of this should come as a surprise to anybody. look at what obama said as a candidate and what joe biden said for the candidate for offices they hold today. they talk about coal companie companies. they talk about increasing, skyrocketing energy prices. all the things they promise to do are coming to fruition today. >> eric: we have to leave it there. we appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> eric: see you soon. coming up, guys, service members allegedly have in the hotel room down in colombia other than prostitutes? some new important information when we come back. also, don't forget, e-mail us at thefive@foxnews.com. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> andrea: welcome back to "the five." you heard of when girls gone wild, what about when an administration goes wild? that is what one house committee on oversight was trying to find out today and yesterday on capitol hill. chairman micah had comments for famous now jeff neely and his whereabouts. >> mr. neely has not -- is not with us today. we had requested he be with us. i guess he has taken the fifth on another committee. i guess the only way we'll get to see him is on a video on the hot tub. >> andrea: look at said video and get our own greg

gutfeld to react. you like bathroom shots typically. >> greg: taking shots in a bathroom? >> andrea: or pictures of people in a bathtub. this is jeff neely in the bathtub before the festives at the conference that we are now learning that mr. neely are telling friends of his, come to las vegas. get a room near ours. we'll pay for it anyway. he is a no-show today. up next the real story here, the other congressman was correct, he did take the fifth. fifth of whiskey. >> andrea: more than that. >> greg: the real question is there are two glasses there. who was with him and when? that's what i want to know. that is the real scandal. the person taking the picture? we don't know that. we don't want to jump to conclusions here. that is two glasses of wine we paid for. i want that wine. >> andrea: it's early to -- >> dana: it's early to be drinking. it's like high noon. >> greg: it's never too early to drink. >> dana: i guess not in vegas. >> bob: micah said neely

didn't show up, because he shouldn't see him on a joke for congressman micah, stick to your day job. the point here, took the fifth. they flu him across the country at taxpayer expense, knowing he would take the fifth. another committee taking the fifth. micah is making a big deal out of this. this is a career civil servant. nothing to do with the obama administration. he goes on to say the administration knew about it, about the party. fortunately -- >> this is the president's administration. i want to point out something. later in tough questioning today, darrell issa the chairman said the lawyer in the white house counsel office knew of the longoing investigation in the gsa in the middle of 2011. it's nine months before someone actually acknowledged in the administration. how big of a problem for president obama is it in bob said it's not his deal. he is not responsible. >> dana: it depends and i don't have the information that the committee has. it would be one thing if the lawyer was trying to keep it

quiet. because he didn't want the bad publicity. i don't think it's just about the white house. this is about the government waste. the white house was right to fire the political appointee when it first happened. it could have been an ongoing investigation, that the inspector general conduct something maybe it wasn't appropriate to say something at the time. that's just trying to be generous. >> bob: it's also -- go ahead. >> eric: let me jump in. first, we're finding more and more things as we go along. so that is why we have the hearings. even though he is taking the fifth. this guy allegedly flew out to vegas on nine different occasions. a couple of times brought his wife, which may be a violation also. she may have impersonated being a federal employee. the most important thing, okay, it's not president obama's fault but what is his fault is the initial reaction was this.

it's president bush's fault under his administration that the gsa, that their expenditures exploded under president bush. blaming bush for the -- >> dana: therefore we must hire a mind reader and a clown to spend the money. >> bob: in fairness on, that it may have sounded like it was blaming him. but it did double the cost of the bush administration. then tripled under obama. in his administration. it suppose you could blame him for that. it gets back to this. when micah said that the white house knew about this, the fella i have a lot of respect for, elijah cummings, congressman from maryland, a democrat, said after reading through all the intelligence, "i didn't hear one evidence, and i look at these things as a lawyer, didn't have anything to do with the white house knowing anything about it. i didn't hear anything like that. sometimes we have a tendency, the republicans do, to come out with the headlines and inflame situations. that's what the republicans are doing and what you are doing.

>> andrea: this is a big deal. our own mike emanuel reported there could be more trip. trips to napa valley. on tax day, this makes me mad. it should make everybody else mad. another story that should be making everybody mad on the administration goes wild tour, is the continued fallout and the secret service scandal. today, nbc news learned that the secret service had copies of obama's schedule in the room and they brought 20 prostitutes to the hotel, whether it's information about president obama. talking about president obama in a brothel. this is a nonpartisan issue. this is a security issue that regards the president. they had the secret service i guess security clearance stripped. is that enough? >> dana: the information unfolds and as you learn more, it might not be. they might lose their jobs. i think that unfortunately, the secret service is having to deal with several bad actors who did something criminal. the president was put in a terrible position and embarrassed the united states. those are i think an exception

to the rule. greg? >> greg: when you talk, i believe it was 21 women. and when you are talking about, you know, all sort of things here we have to group them. 21 hookers is known as a beckel. am i right? this is not going to be a scandal. a real scandal until the other stiletto drops. that means when the women talk. if you look at clinton. the clinton scandal didn't explode until there was lewinsky. john edwards didn't explode until hunter. there is 21 women involved. there will be money -- >> bob: can i just, can i clarify one thing if you don't mind? let's keep this scandal to the obama administration going. this had nothing to do with the obama administration. it's secret service. nobody that is not political is the secret service. >> andrea: it doesn't make us look good. he is supposed to be managing everything. >> bob: not managing the secret service. >> andrea: he should be managing people managing the secret service.

is middleton a problem child? there i is new developments in the gun controversy in france. stay tuned. we'll tell you all about it.

>> greg: got enough of that song. daily caller got ahold of the media matters application for tax exempt status. guess what? they hate you. when the boss came begging for a break, he said the lefty goal was to conserve how

conservative value harm the media. specifically through christian influence ideology. which is cute. have you ever met a reporter. the more influenced by the daily show than sunday sermon. the "new york times" says the media soaks the liberal bias. let's not pretend that media matters exist. media matters gain is tax exempt status for being educational charity. which is like me gaining tax exempt status for being a bisexual box turtle. which i was in the early '90s. seriously, media matters is educational chainer than dana perino runs a biker gang in east l.a. there. she is, actually. that was you. i took that picture. the real story, tax on the rich, pushed by obama, flanked bill the patriotic millionaires who were added by carl frisk, a former media matters fellow. yes, he is a fellow. you have the cornerstone of obama's class warfare, propelled by a media matters

flak, who isn't just anti-fox but anti-west. now that sentiment unfects our great president's brain, which is far worse than a dog on a roof. >> bob: what the hell did that mean? >> greg: a senior fellow. i want to be a senior fellow for the five. >> bob: can you explain the last two sentences? >> greg: illusion to romney's dog on the roof. >> bob: i see. >> greg: it would become a big story. i'm sure in the next couple of weeks. they claim to be a big charity. it's not like the money goes to orphans. >> andrea: you think one of the media matters kids are kicked out of their homes or should be. they're living out of the parents' basement. they're not orphans. this is a hate group. even though it's dangerous to get in territory of saying the issue should be tax exempt and

which shouldn't, this is not educational charity by any stretch. >> greg: i don't get this. >> eric: exempt purposes, out of the i.r.s. handbook. go to the website. exempt purposes include charitable, religious, educational, scientific, literary testing for public safety, fostering national, international amateur sports competition and preventing cruelty to people or children, animal, media matters you don't fall under any of those. >> greg: they do play softball. >> eric: these are the most hateful people on the planet. out there tweeting and facebooking and if you say one thing wrong or is inconsistent with something you said 11 years ago, they're right up -- it's just awful. >> bob: what about the foundation, right wing group with tax exempt. they're hateful. >> greg: the heritage foundation is hateful? >> bob: yes. >> greg: what did they do to you? do they go after you when you make a mistake? >> bob: so aggressive.

>> greg: making a fair point. the leg wing groups when you scrupe -- left wing groups when you screw up, no forgiveness. not the same way the other way around. >> eric: they go one step, they go ten yards down the field. just really, really trying to ruin your life, ruin your career, ruin everything about you. a ruin -- it's awful group. awful. >> bob: i'm a little conflicted here so i'll just pass. >> dana: what did you do to the guy -- the photograph of the pointy head guy. >> greg: we didn't manipulate anything. the only photo we manipulated was yours because you were on the bike, you had a big hairy guy on the back. we had to get him off. >> andrea: hey, bob is not hairy. >> greg: that was his brother. >> bob: good. this has been insightful. >> greg: before we, go i just want to point out in this yellow envelope i have, is the solution to all president obama's green energy problems. at the end of the show we're going to reveal what it is.

>> bob: you are not going to milk it like eric did? >> greg: milk it through the show. >> eric: do a special on that. >> greg: that would never happen, especially with what is in the envelope. >> andrea: the envelope is bulging. >> greg: the heart is beating in here. alec baldwin has tax plan for all americans. i hope it includes lessons in parenting. if you leave now i'll lose all of your stocks. ♪ ♪ ♪

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this year, some of you will not believe what you may have to go through in 2013. one word, taxmageddon. jim angle breaks it down. president obama is targeting one group that he says is responsible for high gasoline prices. yes, will tell you who they are and what the president tends to do about them. more outrage of the lavish spending of your tax money by the general services administration. lawmakers are so upset about the gsa, we'll tell you what he is threatening to do in our program. this is what many of us in washington saw today. spectacular site over the nation's capital. we will tell you about it. plus, we have the late west the prostitution scandal involving the secret service. "special report" from washington starts at 6:00 eastern. now back to new york and "the five." ♪ ♪

>> dana: welcome back to "the five." end of an era today. space shuttle decided last summer it was decided that the government would no longer have the space shuttle program. so a 30-year run. it was great. what happened today, and you watched this so we'll get your reaction. space shuttle got a ride on 747 and did a fly over, over the potomac reagan airport and d.o.d. a lot of people in washington got a chance to see it live. brilliant p.r. move. make you a little emotional? >> eric: very emotionable. i watched it. e-mailed by a bunch of people and we went out of our offices ants watched it. what a symbol of american pride right there. the space shuttle flying around the nation's capital. what a great year. 30 years ago. >> greg: look, that shuttle, look at the shuttle. look how lazy it is. fly on your own, shuttle! fly on your own. >> bob: do you realize how many taxpayer dollars it took to fly that thing over here? i mean, c'mon. >> dana: probably less than it cost than the solyndra money.

>> bob: just before we came on, greg said don't screw this up, dana to try to get her to screw it up. i don't think that's fair. >> dana: if you want to know why you should unfollow greg on twitter this is why. he is a monster. >> greg: can i make a point about the shuttle? it's like america breaking up with a smart girlfriend because you couldn't keep up with her, isn't that right? >> dana: i resemble that remark. >> greg: that is my point. >> dana: the space shuttle program is fairly controversy. a lot of people think it should have kept going. another school of thought and obama administration pushed this, time to move on. we are going to look for more private things. that is funny to you, eric. >> andrea: this is the one thing he wants to look to the private sector for. it's weird. it's bizarre. all the things to look on the private sector for, that are critically important, now this is very important. but i'm all for the private sectosector but there is nationl

security needs. we need probust space program. are we going to get ride with chinese or russians? >> eric: that is the case. b. the only way to get astronauts to and from the international space shut is through the russian program. >> andrea: great. >> bob: i will say this -- [ inaudible ] there were rockets launched in space and doing it successfully. they are going to send one up and private capital to the international space station. >> eric: why not do it with everything? do it with biofuel or solar panels? everything, if the private sector works better and no cost to taxpayer, why not? >> my problem is i don't believe that the oil companies -- let's not get back. >> dana: can i talk about something else? a question should the government money be spent on the national endowment for the arts? our old friend alec baldwin thinks so. take a listen.

it's a full screen. see, glenn, totally screwed me up. you sabotaged me. this is what alec baldwin sai said -- if i had any influence i'd want you to stop following greg on twitter. if i had any influence i'd want the budget of a billion dollars. >> greg: this is what i love about the art. the artist hate the citizen. but still want the citizen to sponsor the artist. alec baldwin is successful actor. what if he got funding younger? would he have won awards or been on "30 rock" if he took money from the government and sponsored documentary on native american -- >> bob: why do you say artists -- >> greg: they do. they look at everyone as unwashed heathens.

he doesn't like his own industry. he looks down on it. dunkin' he said tv and film is like the potato chip business. it's junk food. why should the taxpayer dollars -- >> andrea: we support enough junk. >> dana: a lot of corporations do give money to arts because they're pressured into it. but the environmentalists. >> he is a millionaire. his friends on "30 rock" are millionaires and other artists are millio millionaires. why don't they get together and fund starving artists themselves? >> bob: i don't know what "30 rock" is. is that tv show? >> yes. >> bob: it should be $10 billion. >> why? >> bob: a lot of artists out there. >> greg: it's not his money. >> eric: they don't just fund starving artists who want to learn to act better. they fund things that are really objectionable to people like me. >> greg: performance arts. that's what i call it. >> eric: whatever. some of the christ depictions. i don't want my tax money

going to groups that fund that. >> greg: anything can be performance art. you can beat up a former artists. >> dana: i'm going to beat up greg gutfeld. we're going to call it art. and then after that, we're going to talk about pippa middleton. she could be arrested from the pistol prank in paris. next with more on that is bob. ♪ ♪ [ leanne ] appliance park has been here since the early 50s. my dad and grandfather spent their whole careers here. [ charlie ] we're the heartbeat of this place, the people on the line. we take pride in what we do. when that refrigerator ships out the door, it's us that work out here. [ michael ] we're on the forefront of revitalizing manufacturing. we're proving that it can be done here, and it can be done well. [ ilona ] i came to ge after the plant i was working at

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>> bob: "the five" wants to announce its first annual cage wrestling tournament between daana and greg gutfeld. it will be in an enclosed capable. two of them will be there. if you want your tickets contact us and we'll get them for you. >> andrea: $20 on dana. >> bob: there you go. i want to talk about pippa middleton. she is the sister of kate middleton who married prince

harry. >> charles. >> dana: william. [ laughter ] >> bob: now you are screwing me up. take a look at the woman. is he is not good looking or what? she goes to a party there n france. the party was a guy's name i can't pronounce because he is french. >> -- included outfits -- >> greg: this is a beckel. >> bob: fiery woman. >> andrea: or as you say, tuesday night. >> dana: this sounds like normal. >> bob: so they blow out to the party. and they are driving in a car. she has four guys with her. and so they are driving out. paparazzi follow them. the driver brings a gun out and points to the pap ra san antonio, in france can get you in jail fast for doing that. it's a felony. >> andrea: or anywhere, probably. >> bob: probably. not here.

not here. but the fact is that kate, not been any charges or investigation. greg, you told me you had information on pipa. i would like to know what it is. >> greg: when a british baby is born, they get two separate full names. did you know this? they get a normal one like mary johnson and then athey get british name like pippa middleton. every british person has british name. star of sherlock home is benedict cumberbash. what is with this country? that is all i have. >> dana: the pipparazzi that has been after her. i advise that her friend not go speeding around france in cars with the paparazzi behind you. it does not end well. >> bob: good point. if i were you, i wouldn't go to france anyway. >> greg: dana called me a dwarf, though. that's what she said. >> bob: do you have anything to offer up here?

>> eric: not a single thing, bob. nothing. >> bob: did you go to the party? i could take you to one next week if you want to go to one. is this the only thing we've got for this segment? [ laughter ] let me be honest with you. i didn't know who pippa middleton was. so i'm trying to get this going. you want to get out of here? do a tease? >> andrea: don't you have to imagine that her sister feels a little bit like your brother does some days. right? >> bob: i must have missed that. >> andrea: princess kate -- you know who her sister is, right? >> greg: everybody has a problem sibling. >> dana: a p.r. person going to kate middleton saying hey, your sister was in france and a guy is pointing a gun and now it's on the front page. you're like pippa, c'mon! >> bob: guess who the other famous relatives, relations have gotten in trouble like this. >> greg: roger clinton.

billy carter. but he was loveable. he made billy beer. fantastic. there is graeme beckel. that actor in "l.a. confidential." has a procedure who is a disgrace every now and then. >> bob: i didn't know this was part of the segment. any other people you want me to mention? >> dana: charlie sheen. >> andrea: the actor. he always embarrasss his brother emelio estevez and his father martin sheen. >> bob: my sister said i'm based her. >> andrea: does your brothers or sister call you when you embarrass them? >> bob: i don't know. they told me i could tease. we want to get out of here. one more thing, one more thing, one more thing is next. [ horn honks ]

hey, it's sandra -- from accounting. peter. i can see that you're busy... but you were gonna help us crunch the numbers for accounts receivable today. i mean i know that this is important. well, both are important. let's be clear. they are but this is important too. [ man ] the receivables. [ male announcer ] michelin knows it's better for xerox to help manage their finance processing. so they can focus on keeping the world moving. with xerox, you're ready for real business. >> eric: all right, time for one more thing, greg. >> greg: are you mocking me? by the way, everybody should have a british name. dana yours is blustery

glothers iii. i said this earlier in the show, i have an envelope and inside is the solution to president obama's green energy needs. since i did fluster you, you can open it up. >> bob: be careful. >> dana: i would like to thank the academy. ready for this? i don't know what this is. >> bob: be careful. >> dana: oh. it's a -- [ laughter ] >> bob: is that a unicorn? >> greg: yes. he will have a better chance with unicorn than solar panels and windmills. >> andrea: at least he can drill. >> dana: it's sticking on your dress. >> eric: who is next? >> dana: i have a great one. i moved to new york in november. in december i met a gorgeous woman, didn't realize who she was. it's kathryn mcphee, the star of the new nbc show called "smash." greg thinks she is one of the

most beautiful women in america today. he said that before. he went on a trip to africa, so we share a passion for africa. a malaria no more trip. her first trip to africa. but she funds an entire orphanage there. sorry, a school. he is got to go and passed out malaria nets. malaria is preventable. malaria no more does great work. u.s. taxpayers and really effective. went on a trip and sent me the picture. >> bob: can you give me her phone number. >> andrea: take a cold shower. what is going on today? >> greg: he loves cold showers. >> can i point out a fantastic person on top of that, one of the nicest people you will meet. a good conservative, too. >> dana: we didn't talk politics but we met through my dog henry. >> andrea: ohhh! >> dana: anybody who loved henry i love. >> eric: get this out of the day. don't mean to getting down. warren buffett put out letter he's diagnosed with stage one prostate cancer.

a good prognosis, but shares of berkshire hathaway down 2%. get better. feel better. though we don't agree on politics, one of the nicest person of all time. >> andrea: you might like tupac. you don't have to. i like him. check this out. anyone who likes live music or concerts this weekend at the music festival, they beamed tupac back to a hologram on stage and he did a duet with snoop dogg. he looked so real. the audience went crazy. this is incredible, folks. the "wall street journal" did a piece on this. businesses are literally -- >> bob: isn't he dead? >> andrea: that's why it's cool. he talked to the audience like he was alive. >> dana: do it with live people. >> andrea: maybe i'm not sitting here right now. >> greg: yes. >> eric: great idea for holograms. >> greg: i do. later, after the show. over drinks.

>> eric: what is this? >> andrea: oh, boy. >> eric: what are you doing? can i tell people what you are doing, bob. >> dana: my problem is it's pennies. you really need to index for inflation on a swear jar. [ laughter ] >> andrea: we need a lot of change. >> eric: hey. can't say that. >> andrea: you are changing your ways. >> bob: i'm -- never mind. >> eric: in bob's defense -- we have to go. in bob's defense, he is not sure if we're on camera or not on camera. >> greg: i keep telling him this is a rehearsal. >> eric: leave it there. thank you for watching. see you tomorrow. captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> bret: put down the tax