it. >> bob: i want to join with eric on this. be 18, you have responsibility for them and you pay for stuff. of course you ought to look for it. it's a dangerous place out there. i don't think there is a question you can take a look at these things. you find out if they are dealing with the bad people, we know there are kids who kill themselves because they have been bullied. of course, if you are responsible for them, you are responsible for their safety and you ought to be able to do it. especially if you pay for it. >> dana: but do we need a law? this is a law proposed in arizona. do you think you need a law to allow you to be a good parent? >> andrea: no, i'm so sick of the bozo who propose a law for every little thing. rents should look through the kids' cell phones. if they think they're doing something bad, we don't need a law. take away the cell phone. my parents would have thrown it out the window. >> greg: that is littering. >> andrea: i don't trust the ledgously hour to manage their own families well. >> bob: you are be

be true to your party. >> dana: i think she was. >> eric: scott brown. >> greg: he's a republican -- sn't for moderate republicans and democrats you wouldn't have -- >> dana: why wouldn't you want a big tent? >> andrea: i want a big tent. >> dana: i even want you inside the tent. >> eric: no, no. >> greg: are you inviting him to go catching camping? >> eric: we have a president that's not moderate by any means. >> bob: hell no,, he's a socialist! >> greg: move to the middle. >> andrea: we're being uncompromised. >> bob: the right, are you the right? are you right? >> greg: i consider myself libertarian conservative. i am the right. >> dana: are you invited to cocktail parties? >> greg: i don't get invited to anything. >> bob: if you wouldn't kiss barstools you'd get invited to a few things. >> greg: i have poor eyesight. coming up we'll tell you about downright nasty people who attack a good man on the day he died. we're not going to let them get away with it. if you leave now you don't get my world famous meat loaf. my colleagues with "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: welcome back to

think this is unfair. >> eric: i don't think so. me that the denver audience did. >> dana: i find people are tolerant of everything. i think he is principled and he would just be himself. if he gets to play. >> eric: one more? >> greg: what? >> kimberly: it will be exciting. >> eric: well said. going to be huge this weekend, should your kids see it. one more thing next. >> greg: i love it. ♪ ♪ >> i volunteer the tribute. ♪ ♪ 5-hour energy? when i'm on overtime. when i'm in over my head. when i have to be sharp... no matter how many time zones i've crossed. when i'm on my feet for hours. when it's game time. when the day's only half over but my energy is all gone. when i need the energy to start exercising. every day. every day. every day is a 5-hour energy day. 5-hour energy. every day. [♪...] >> announcer: bank robbery certainly is a frightening crime. after all, bank robbers stole $43 million in one year. but identity thieves? try 18 billion! and guess how identity thieves are getting some of that money. by taking over our bank acc

>> eric: every single door i could possibly knock on as long as he's the nominee. ly: my gosh. this is a fox news alert. >> eric: with the blue background and white background. very quickly. stirewalt is a smart guy and he said i know you like conservative and small government people. you had your chance. you had perry. you lost, move on. get the guy who can beat obama. he is right. >> kimberly: is that an endorsement? >> eric: i don't endorse. you know that, kimberly. by way -- >> bob: okay. please. keep it here on fox news tonight for election results and the special coverage of super tuesday starting at 6:00 sharp. sharp, now. coming up, is president obama ready to pull the plug in afghanistan? interesting comments in the press conference today. we'll play them back for you. ♪ ♪ the droid razr by motorola, now with amazing tools like the hd station. share your pictures, stream hd videos and movies. all on your tv. or connect your 4g lte droid razr to the lapdock and unleash its massive computing power. even seamlessly video chat. all powered by the 4g lte droid r

but to suggest -- >> dana: he didn't suggest that. >> eric: i didn't say that. d up by a hot mic. it goes more to the four more years than had anything to do with the missile defense system. that is all i said. >> greg: wake me up, we got to go-go. coming up, you can't spell "twitte"sweater" without "swear" rick santorum proves that point. if you leave now, you won't get more foot massages. ♪ ♪  ♪ ♪ >> dana: welcome back to "the five." a little g.o.p. politics because you remember in the space, newt gingrich successfully took on almost every single reporter that asked him a question in the debates. today, over the weekend, rick santorum had a little tiff with the "new york times." take a listen to that. >> would you guys quit distorting what i'm saying. i took on barack obama on the issue of healthcare. she bashing the blueprint. quit distorting my words. if i see it, it's blee [bleep]. c'mon, man. >> dana: that was strong language. the other thing he said is healthcare is the most important issue defining the election. so in some ways he did mean that. he is c

>> eric: i believe they don't. >> dana: i have no idea.on't. >> bob: i believe they do. open question. >> greg: from activists to -- kilit is that is the sad part of it. >> bob: if that is right and they do offer it to the faculty and the staff, then it seems to me to be totally disingenuous they would say that students could not have it. one. and two -- >> eric: why? give it away? it's an entitlement that students deserve? >> kimberly: you don't have a right to have government funded sex. do you? what are we going to do supply a partner? so sorry, you can't get someone on the weekend we'll give you a date, too. >> bob: if you're a christian scientist why don't they mandate having your heart fixed? >> dana: i don't think they should mandate anyone to do anything. >> bob: if you have insurance policy, right? and it says it can help you if you have the bad heart and christian science don't want it. >> kimberly: listen to this quick. i want reaction from you. listen to this sound about the varying opinions about that. >> i think this is about

think this is unfair. >> eric: i don't think so. >> dana: i find people are tolerant of everything. i think he is principled and he would just be himself. if he gets to play. >> eric: one more? >> greg: what? >> kimberly: it will be exciting. >> eric: well said. going to be huge this weekend, should your kids see it. one more thing next. >> greg: i love it. ♪ ♪ >> i volunteer the tribute. ♪ ♪ kgkgkgkgkgkgkgkgkgkgkgkgkgkgkgg [ male announcer this is the network -- a living, breathing intelligence teaching data how to do more for business. [ beeping ] in here, data knows what to do. because the network finds it and tailors it across allhe right points, automating all the right actions... [ beeping ] ...to bring all the right results. it's the at&t network -- doing more with data to help business do more for customers. ♪ [ laughing ] ...is the crackle of the campre. it can be a million years old... cool. ...or a few weeks young. ♪ [ laughs ] away beckons from orion's belt. away...is a place that's closer than you think. find your away.

but to suggest -- >> dana: he didn't suggest that. >> eric: i didn't say that. d up by a hot mic. it goes more to the four more years than had anything to do with the missile defense system. that is all i said. >> greg: wake me up, we got to go-go. coming up, you can't spell "twitte"sweater" without "swear" rick santorum proves that point. if you leave now, you won't get more foot massages. ♪ ♪ my name is robin. i'm a wife, i'm a mom... and chantix worked for me. it's a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantiis proven to help people quit smoking. it reduthe urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking orood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic

. >> eric: you're being discriminated against. you still make it happen anyway. >> greg: ircame that. >> eric: how much more fair can you be? take a cross section and walk out there and ask them. is it fair? everyone would say yes. >> bob: if you get fair shake as people on wall street who sell stocks? >> greg: the cab driver -- >> dana: frame it that way, right. you would get a different answer. >> bob: of course. a lot of people think they are not -- certain people have inside information. >> greg: cab driver from ukraine would say it's the fairest place he has been. >> bob: do you speak ukrainian? >> kimberly: talk to all of them. you learn a lot about their world view and coming to the united states. this is a place, quality of opportunity not result. don't expect entitlement and hand-out. see what you can do for yourself. >> dana: at least a crack baby is born in america and born to freedom. unlike a lot of places around the world. >> bob: true. very true. >> dana: who never have a chance. >> kimberly: you are good. >> dana: glass half full. >> kimberly: coming up, tom

one of the books you underline every fourth sentence. >> eric: i wish i had that book. >> greg: here.t. >> i'm envious. >> greg: era of class warfare, this is the book to read. you'll love it. >> andrea: he highlighted all the good parts. i'm in such a good mood today because did anyone watch season finale of "batch lar" last night? just kidding. i cannot take the show anymore. i can't. i should have been watching hannity where tamara and i were debating each other last night but i couldn't pull my eye away from the train wreck. does anyone really think that this is going to work out? >> greg: his hair is terrible. >> dana: it's funny that john who writes for the "new york post" tweets about the bachelor all the time. that's how i keep up with it. >> tamara: like a horror movie. >> andrea: the host has the best job in america. all he has to do is say that this is the most dramatic rose ceremony ever. >> dana: say it perfectly. >> tamara: i'm a liberal so i have to take more than one thing. i'm a taker. the first is the that governor blagojevich doing his final press conference at 5:00

i got started right this morning with biscuit and cheesy grits. delicious. >> eric: cheesy? cheese grits, governor. by way, add a lot of pepper. greg, cheesy grits? >> greg: i think it was a stripper i met in alamo. >> kimberly: my gosh. >> greg: by the way -- >> kimberly: it's only monday. >> greg: why are we not tal talking about qualm? rom was the bomb in quam. where quam goes, the country goes. we have thought mitt a couple years ago would capsize. it's still here. >> eric: no president has never not one quam and gone on to win the g.o.p. >> greg: exactly. a fact i made up. >> kimberly: from your institute. >> eric: go ahead. >> kimberly: i love grits. they don't have to have cheese. they just need a little butter. i could eat them every day and i'm looking for a personal chef to make them for me. >> eric: a big day for the republican candidates. >> wait, i want to talk about grits. inopenly discussed i like to drink alcohol and there are carbohydrates in alcohol. i choose to avoid carbohydrates like cheesy grits and oatmeal, whatever. mitt romney, bless his heart, i fee

i find -- >> dana: how do you know that? how can you possibly say that? >> eric it doesn't, then i have a bigger problem with it. >> dana: that they have illegal students -- >> eric: if that is what we're saying, they are making a statement on illegal immigration, maybe we have a different discussion. >> dana: they're kids. >> kimberly: well, that is the point. >> andrea: they're kids. i think kids say dumb things. young boys, the "usa" chant is a meathead thing they do. kids make bad decisions. it's dangerous for administrators to say okay, eric, that flag there, where does it end after "usa"? that flag on your shirt. usa t-shirt, fourth of july. when does it become an insult and when is it -- >> juan: that has happened. that happened out west. >> andrea: we talked about that. >> juan: we talked about it on this show. a kid comes in, in a t-shirt with the american flag on it intentionally, almost like you would wear gang colors. >> andrea: then you question the motive. abc news i'm not -- >> juan: i'm not questioning the motive. we're all sitting here in new yor

i knew somebody like eric chase, your son by 13, by the time he is 21 or 18 and voting. int at that point. >> bob: a veiled shot. you are right. no, dana is right. when i was in college, we intercepted by the f.b.i. followed by the f.b.i. there were enemies' list and we didn't trust the government then. i still don't trust them. >> correction it's keefe alexander that runs the agency. i'm all for it. >> greg: there is no karaoke at hooters. i've been going there faithfully undercover. [ laughter ] >> there is still hooters at hooters. >> kelly: oh, boy, rob. >> speaking of which, dick cheney got a heart transplant. and i'm glad he is doing well. some people and particularly on the liberal side aren't quite happy with this situation. he is going to tell us about it next. that wasn't what was in the prompter but i'm not going to be able to read the prompter. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: dick cheney got a heart transplant. we counted down the seconds who knew dick cheney had a heart. rusty tweeted, confused by news that dick cheney's heart transplant. implies he had one before. to som

i encourage people to go on to see the sneak peek. >> eric: all right. very nice. g to be $500 million. half a billion dollars by friday. i bought a ticket for all of us. i took 15, 25, 35, 45, 55. my megamillion power ball number is 5. appropriately. >> dana: what is the five for? kidding! >> glenn: you win. >> if i win, it tithe and a lot of money on homeless dogs. >> bob: if it wins we get equal amount? >> glenn: are we fighting it out in court like most people do. >> what would you do if you won? >> bob: you don't want to know. i'd give a bunch of it away and do things that probably most people wouldn't. that's what i'll say. >> greg: i take half a million and buy a half a billion lottery tickets. that's what i would do. >> dana: i just was raised to never think i was going to win anything like that. i'm at a loss. >> unlike new york city schools, beach house with swimming pool. >> that is it for "the five." thank you for watching. see you manana. captioned by closed captioning services, inc

i know. we'll be back in a minute. please stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: heads up, palinistas. hit the internet. sarah palin fires back at hbo and makers of "game changer," the movie. when i first watch it, i got chills. here is a clip. >> well, i'm not a member of the permanent political establishment. >> a feisty, strong, tough and straight-talking governor. >> 80% approval rating. >> i'm not going to washington to seek their good opinion. i'm going to washington to serve the people of this great country. >> eric: you know, kimberly, sarah palin has always had "it." that little video i like there it goes on for two-and-a-half minutes and it highlights, it brings you right back to win mccain picked her as the v.p. runningmate. she had it. >> superdynamic. if you meet her in person you can't help but like her. she has tremendous personality and courage. like breitbart. she is not afraid to say what she thinks or feels. you may disagree with her, but everybody knows she is formidable opponent. >> eric: what do you think, greg? >> greg: the most interesting thing is how the left t

>> eric: listen, the book? i read the book. think it's a fair portrayal of what went on. >> bob: fair, it came from the republicans who work with her. >> eric: who are also the ones who took a beating because john mccain lost so badly. >> bob: let's not blame democrats here. this has very it will to do with us. this has a lot to do with the visions about sarah palin. >> greg: if you look at the pop culture, there aren't a lot of republican comedians going after palin or republican film-makers going after palin. that is all the left. >> dana: there was a lot they could have written or done in the book that had to do with the 2008 campaign that didn't have to do with sarah palin because of the tremendous fight between obama and clinton, especially in the primary that really changed -- that was a huge fight. the battle of the heart of the democrat party came down in that primary. that could have been interesting. >> kimberly: she is iconic figure. anybody who tries to deny it isn't being honest. >> eric: do you remember her speech

i hadn't seen it anywhere else. >> eric: more than a sideshow -- just i think people tune in for the t, is that what he calls you? >> andrea: andrea tarantula. because of my bite. it speaks to media matters' weakness. did they think if they called for boycott they would take down somebody as big and popular as rush? that's a joke. it's laughable. the left really think they were going to win the argument with the extreme views? goes to extreme view. majority of the country doesn't feel they should pay for sandra fluke's birth control. she wasn't even asking for herself. she was asking for her friends. the left misstepped again and the issues backfireed. the country isn't with them on this. >> juan: do you ever look at polls? >> andrea: i sure do. >> juan: women are absolutely -- >> andrea: the "new york times" poll -- >> juan: wait. >> eric: let's not do birth control here. stay on the topic. >> greg: i have a joke for you. knock, knock. >> eric: who's there? >> greg: media matters. >> eric: media matters who? >> greg: exactly. >> kimberly: were you up all night with that one? >> greg

>> greg: i don't. >> bob: they're there. they're there. >> eric: what is the name of the town? here being clintonville, but i figured it was so obvious so why do a joke about boom, boom, boom with clintonville. >> bob: you did the joke. >> greg: i explained why i wasn't going to do the joke. >> andrea: it could be wind? >> bob: i'm telling you, it's so weird. this happened in two other towns in the last ten years apparently in the north of the united states. i don't know. telling you, on the ghost thing. i have heard them. i have the not seen them. but directly i had conversation with the old farmhouse. i heard them talking in old english. i was sober then. i'm telling you, they are there. i'm telling you there are ghosts. they won't hurt you. if you dismiss ghosts to out of hand, too much evidence of them. >> greg: no one has seen ghosts. >> bob: yes, they have. >> dana: the lady's whose hair turned white overnight. >> andrea: i would say that the doorman said he saw a ghost in our building, too, but he is the one who told me about my neighbor. >> bob: that means you're neighbo

ok eric i mean i think it's interesting and i don't want to i don't want to dismiss the opposition here the liberal opposition because i think they enrich the election i think we have a political conversation in russia now that we didn't have for lo plus twelve years i think it's very healthy i mean there is turning into a cot hey i'm here to there's a competition coming here of ideas which is very very important for russia and i think it advances its democracy. yes it's very good the the debate that's taking place now and i think again if i can make a parallel with egypt. you know that there were. n.g.o.s arrests americans were arrested and they only left a few days ago the egyptians and this united egyptians across the spectrum from the mubarak. great through to the army and the muslim brotherhood and even the liberal opposition who were fed up with the attempts to bring democracy to egypt because people realize that's not the goal the goal is to keep egypt part of the american empire as subsidiary and a weak element and the same is what the west is trying to do with russia i make the

i probably didn't celebrate as much as i could have. >> bob: really? >> eric an interesting story. dana? >> dana: mine was not that great. it wasn't like kimberly where i was the designated driver. i came home from college and a bunch of my friends were home in parker, colorado. got together at my parent's house and i guess we went to a bar. i don't. not that memorable. thirtieth birthday was more memorable. >> bob: what happened? >> dana: i went on a surprise trip. it didn't know where i was going and i went to budapest. >> kimberly: that's memorable. >> bob: that is where the dog came from. >> dana: budapest. >> kimberly: good story. >> bob: rather go to amsterdam. go ahead. what do you remember about your bthday? >> andrea: i don't remember all that much. isn't that the point of a 21st birthday? i went to a place called crock tilfile rocks. classy. my sister always want to go out with me. my birthday is december 30. nobody wants to go out december 30 because they don't want to ruin themselves for new year's. but not my sister. went to crocodile rock. i had