she could be the new face of the wisconsin brewery ale. thank you for being with us tonight how do you like my voice? tell me what you think tomorrow nightbenghazi stuff ann rice stuff. >> eric: i'm eric boling, bob beckel, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. >> eric: president obama in the rose garden announcing susan rice will be the next national security advisor. >> susan is a consummate public servant who puts her country first. she is fearless and tough and she has a great tennis game. >> eric: she is definitely good at spinning stuff especially talking about benghazi which the

president didn't mention. and get caught misleading and just might earn a promotion from president obama. ms. rice the latest, how she has failed all the way up obama ladder. on september 11th, 2011, four were killed by terrorists. they claimed the video was responsible and then president obama flew to las vegas. on september 14th, hillary standing in front of caskets, insults america by blaming the video again. september 15th, the obama administration changes the intel talking points to reflect the dishonesty they had been saying all week. this was weeks away from the presidential election. on september 16th hillary refuses to go on record and sends susan rice out to cover for them all. let's get this part of it

out of the way. the timing is beyond interesting to me. it's hot under america's collar. is this an attempt by the obama administration to transfer the focus from the irs back to benghazi. >> bob: first, i don't think benghazi is turning out to be the big epic conspiracy that everybody thinks it is. let's keep something in mind. she doesn't have to go under oath. donalon was involved in this. the she is one that said we did a poor job. i think benghazi has got insulation and petraeus angle and it was a major screwup. >> eric: that didn't answer my question. is the obama administration trying to change the focus from the irs where they are really are caught, they are caught in the crosshairs in the scandal they can't get

themselves out of. what about that other scandal? it's not popping up on people's radar. >> andrea: i think they got away with benghazi and doubling down. a liar replaces a leaker. at best, susan rice when she went out on five sunday shows. even better she is incompetent. she shouldn't be in charge of our national security. she doesn't show me more faith, but i think is another goal here. this pllgs uses women as human shields. last time he nominated her, you want to go after somebody, lindsey graham, john mccain, come after me. let me finish. i think that they nominated her to set up a trap for republicans to go after women. they are nominating and it

will silence the liberal females that criticize the president for not having enough women. >> eric: we have plenty of time. susan rice, national security advisor big job. >> dana: she has been confirmed before. in clinton administration she worked in the national security administration. i don't to have agree with her i think she has earned the position. think president obama trusts her. whether i would is different. his decision-making and way he makes decisions so s on display here. i'm not surprised they didn't bring up benghazi. it would be very strange p.r. strategy to go from the irs back to benghazi. she is perfect position to find out who gave her the talking points a or come clean and say what it is. and one other point about the job. it's not the a front and

center job. susan rice after all this attention may be the only national security advisor that only someone outside of pennsylvania avenue you can actually name. but it's a process of the job to make sure everybody has equal footing in the white house, that may be the biggest challenge. >> eric: is he is qualified? >> greg: this is big job. based on government performance markers, it seems like even a community organizer could become president. think she is could be qualified. the other appointments. first you have national security advisor and advisor for security who bunk ltd benghazi is appointed. l low slow going to be drug czar and bill ayers as head of homeland security. that is the way this is going. appointment was done to distracted and it worked. it's in our "a" block.

it does tell you who pushed the video, obama pushed the video. natural reflex to blame america when something goes wrong created this mess. therefore, the promotion is used as a payoff for his grad school thesis. >> eric: let's roll jay carney earlier today. >> susan rice, you described her as one of the most experienced foreign policy experts in america. how did she get together benghazi so wrong. >> i welcome the opportunity to correct the record especially for someone who persists in misrepresenting the facts. the roam she played and assessment of the intelligence community. in every iteration of this the ambassador early assessments that were certain to change as we

obtained facts. to suggest otherwise is irresponsible. >> bob: it is irresponsible. national security advisor actually negotiated between the secretary of defense and national security agency, state department and c.i.a. and others. they are a traffic cop. they are not very well known. they have the third best office in the white house, its corner office and beautiful office. i think susan rice was giving these talking points, she was not involved in the process. she sent out and got out and honestly gave what she believed was honest talking points. >> dana: i'm going to disagree with you on that. as the u.n. ambassador she has intel people on her staff that she could have asked. she has access to all the information that everybody else has. she was looking for an opportunity to go. and u.n. assembly was

meeting that week and president obama declined around they were trying to get people somebody to massage that. republicans have accused us of being liars and idiots. actually we were just idiots. i think the questioning of whether or not somebody was involved being an idiot, i don't think it's out of bounds to ask the question. >> andrea: you look at the information that was provided to her at the time, there was conflicting information, conflicting information from the president of libya, security agents that it was terrorism. there is hallucination of a video and susan rice says i'm going with the video. and shame on president obama for not bringing his national security team that included tom donolon, accused by dianne feinstein potentially "new york times" sanctioned leaks and they are going after fox's james rosen. hypocrisy is so many

different levels. if i'm susan rice i'm not going to go out.... >> bob: nobody in that group except for petraeus. c.i.a. said don't do it. >> eric: we have emails from the administration, from the intel to the administration saying, from the very moment it was happening that they blamed sharia. they changed it. >> dana: state department wishes to take it out with the white house in the morning we'll figure it out in the morning. it's frustrating to keep arguing the facts. the facts are they did screw up. they admitted themselves they were idiots. >> eric: do you have the intro, third or fourth one down, it was all redacted. look at that.

they put black lines. they deleted the information. >> bob: the fact of the matter they didn't want -- and that is grounds for impeachment. >> greg: you just admitted that is a conspiracy. >> aren't there temp agencies like manpower in d.c.? it seems like the same crew of people get the same jobs. no wonder people in government and college goes back to academia. so you have a rotation of ninkom poops. it goes back and forth. that is all they can do. there is no objective truth. there is only politics. that is why you have rotten people in government and college. >> eric: can i throw up a full screen what is going on in obama administration.

eric holder, questions whether he testified under oath and fabricated. jay carney darrell issa she has is fabricating. susan rice and hillary clinton and lois lerner who says i'm not going to lie, i'll take the fifth. >> greg: what do you have to do to get fired? everybody knows in private enterprise there are laws, there are things that will get your fired. anthony weiner and may just win running for mayor zbroornd samantha power she called hillary clinton a monster. she also said we should invade israel. the fact a they left her go she is replacing of susan rice. >> bob: some of the great diplomats in this country whether it's bunker, go

down the list they have gone back to academics and come back to government. to suggest they are liberal hacks is just wrong. >> greg: i don't like hacks. >> dana: nobody knows what it means. >> bob: great american and deserves a lot of credit. >> that is good point. >> eric: we're going to leave it right there. democratic congressman jim mcdermott got testy with our pal megyn kelly. >> you are putting words in my mouth. you are putting words in my mouth, stop it! [ laughter ] >> it could be the beginning of the end for a-rod. what could be the worst of scandal of professional sports. >> since the last one.

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♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: racist close minded and rigid and old-fashioned that is how some people are describing the republican party. they released a report examining why the g.o.p. has lost younger voters and those are words used by the people survey. bill o'reilly had two authors on last night. >> there is a sentiment among young people that republicans don't have an answer to the problems that are facing them. >> bill: how could it be possible that younger americans don't equate the president of united states president of united states with isçóñriñiñ

>> we find young people give them an ams for effort. >> bill: why should the republican party about a bunch of kudz and they like the guy because he is flashy, what message is it send to the g.o.p.? >> to be quite frank. if the republican voter and continues to do so. we risk losing.... >> dana: bob, i wanted to ask you from a polling standpoint. and youth vote. ronald reagan did great with the youth vote in the last two elections. does bill o'reilly have a point that is chasing after the wind to go after unreliable voters that are younger? >> bob: o'reilly is wrong. when you get beat by a group of people two to one they are substantial part of the electorate. you want to find out why. i think the republicans did their job. they came back with the

fact that a bunch of white guys that don't seem to get it. >> dana: the report if you look around the conservative world, it was actually pretty well-received. it was very blunt. do you think anyone will listen to it? >> eric: we go through this and we talked about what went wrong after the election. we've had candidates lately they are not really conservative. they are republicans but they are not conservative as the base would like. the whole issue, can you win a general election being far right? the only way to want primary. everyone tries to move to the middle. what they really need is a ronald reagan. >> bob: ronald reagan did well with young people. >> eric: he was able to be conservative and he was also able to have the hat tipped to the more establishment. >> andrea: i wanted to ask about this, i really don't

remember falling in love with ronald reagan because of supply side economics. how important is that going forward when republicans have to start thinking about they might choose for them in 2016. >> andrea: ronald reagan was incredibly authentic. that is what young people like. and this is very important for them now, he made them feel like they were part of something bigger. they want to be engaged. they want their candidate to feel like they are accessible to them. it sounds overly simplistic. we need cooler candidates. it doesn't mean they have to compromise their positions but the republican party has to realize the internet exists. we have a new digital manager, oh, the way we made a facebook post. >> dana: i think you were talking about facebook

veteran, she like 32 a ten-year veteran. i significant hire for them. in this survey, only 5% of the youngsters said they want wanted to be cool. what they wanted to be considered was trustworthy, hard working, earnest and i can't find all all those. you are in the issue of cool. >> greg: it's new facebook hire, did he show up with a hoodie over his blaze sner cool gets you lucky on campus but it doesn't pay the mortgage. a large portion of the kids end up becoming republicans later in life when they get their first tax bill or paycheck. it's still not enough. i think the time is right for the right to mimic the left of the '60s, daring takeover of the campus. the campus mirrors the campus of the '60s in it's

complacent and boring and uniform and uniformly left. it's intolerant of different viewpoints. so the true rebel right now, true rebel right now is a libertarian, right young person. we have revelations about irs but a revelation is meaningless without a revolution. you can be the bad ass on campus by being conservative. forget the social marriage. don't talk about gay marriage or abortion. you take about the economy and jobs and everything that is screwing young people you are going to win. >> bob: this report says and substantial report reason young people are leaving the g.o.p. is they don't believe they are tolerant on gay marriage on hispanic issues. >> greg: those aren't the issues you are going to win on. you are going to talk about those.

you could be for gay marriage, i'm for gay marriage that won't get you job. obama has made so many promises to young people and he has screwed them all. employment among minorities. >> eric: right now you have a g.o.p. that is chasing it. chase ratedness tv you did something good so let's do it again. >> in the world would do that. >> eric: they are chasing the vote. you mentioned the technology guy. >> it's a little late in the game to do it. >> i respect trying to fix the problem, but come on going back to the conservative roots. look at rand paul when he did his filibuster full buster, that was cool. >> i doubt that. >> ahead a federal judge has issued a ruling that

may help save the life of a ten-year-old girl in pennsylvania, she needs a new set of lungs. that just happened -- ahead on the five. ♪ ♪ ♪

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up or stop doing will lead to feelings of withdrawal. when i wake up i suffer from sleep withdrawal syndrome. when i turn the channel i hit chris matthews. and i formed by wallet withdrawal. if dana is on the road i of withdrawal syndrome. if we have talked left out of white house, benefits withdrawal syndrome, progressive syndrome bowing to our enemies indrome. problem with calling everything to an illness, attention seeking behaviors and along with the justification for sloth as we forget the good old days of getting on with life. yeah, right which is death withdrawal syndrome, an actual illness, ask planned parenthood who have done a

bang up job preventing it. an an expert of all withdrawal syndromes, do you buy the caffeine. >> bob: nicotine is most powerful. >> greg: i quit smoking this morning. again i quit. >> bob: the problem people have problems staying off of cigarettes is nicotine is so powerful. and other chemicals that don't make it so powerful. it's no different than alcohol or heroin or cocaine. it affects the brain and i think its dangerous thing. >> greg: you weren't listening to my monologue. i was talking to caffeine. [ laughter ] >> bob: i thought you said nicotine. caffeine is just as bad.

[ laughter ] >> greg: i love bob beckel. >> eric: i know what this is all about. it's finding ways to make marijuana okay. >> dana: i was thinking so the government could have access to more money. >> andrea: also the national institute of health, they need to keep their jobs, let's study women in high-heeled shoes, they wanted to keep their jobs and keep the flow of money going in. by the way, we have a caffeine offender right at this table. you charged a red bull. you did it right three there. >> bob: they changed my segment. >> dana: you were making great points.

>> bob: how many people can get along without caffeine during the course of the day. >> greg: i can't, i have to drink it. >> dana: in october 2004 i stopped drinking diet coke and that was hardest thing. i fell off the wagon in albania in 2007. i remember. i have a confession the president always had two diet cokes and they were cold and there was a heat wave out there. >> greg: you stole the president's cokes? >> dana: i apologized. >> bob: caffeine is the only thing i've been addicted to. >> andrea: you are addicted to sugar. >> dana: now you have a new solution. >> bob: my blood sugar. >> dana: the solution is

aroma therapy. >> bob: get one of these, you be will be in heaven. >> greg: all right. talking about fake illness. now we are going to talk about one. breaking news on sara, she has been fighting to get new set of lungs but was put at the bottom of list because she is not an adult. we'll have the promising news next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ larry ] younow throughout history, folks have suffered from frequent heartburn but now, thanks to treating with prilosec otc, we don't have to suffer like they used to. [ bell dings ] ♪ [ horse whinnies ] getting heartburn and then treating day after day is a thing of the past. block the acid with prilosec otc,

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>> fox news alert. an update on the story we brought you on the five. a federal judge in philadelphia has made a dying ten-year-old eligible for donor lung. sara who was the bottom of the list of transplants because she was under 12. a u.s. district court judge is granting the temporary request because of severity of her condition. eric? >> eric: fox news channel has been all over this. this is great news. federal judge overruled

kathleen sebelius. yesterday she said she can't be the single person to judge and make a decision who lives and dies. by making that statement you have done that. most relieved person on the plan set kathleen sebelius because this little girl has a chance of life and federal judge may have saved the girl's life and saved kathleen sebelius's career. >> dana: i do think the parents have worked so hard to get the story out and front. if they hadn't done all the work to make sure there was media attention and to get a national debate going on, they wouldn't have the decision by the judge. i don't know -- it will be interesting to see if there is an appeal. if there is not, we have new case law or set of guidelines that they will have to deal with. >> bob: on to the dr. siegle, came in and out favor of this ruling. he thought she should be

ruled on this. somebody said they were surprised that dr. siegle would be there but of all the doctors is most accomplished and must believe this is safe procedure. >> greg: my question is how do you get an adult lung into a child. it would be partial transplant but does it change the process. everybody else at the bottom of listed would go to federal court to seek relief. there will be non-doctors deciding who what is best. i don't believe the age discrimination was the only factor if in this. you are in a weird situation. >> bob: some people opposed there ynt wrnt enough information younger 12 could handle the adult lungs. do you buy into that? >> andrea: i don't. if dr. siegle says that is not the case.

what is the next step and probably heart wrench norg family there is 222 adults in her region also waiting for a lung transplant including six kids under the age of 10. that sort of goes back to your point. it's a shame that kathleen sebelius punted on this. she could have made the decision but they took refuge in the courts. that is where people are going to get justice, but they should change the rules before they started more lawsuits. >> bob: and family gave a statement, we can't say enough about the support we received on behalf of sara, people of all ages have reached out for us and asked how they could help. congratulations. one more thing is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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