we got off that phone, and we said if chris christie can win in new jersey, bob mcdonald and bill bollingvirginia, and it will send a good message, and it did. and governor christie has done a wonderful job over the last three years leading the state of new jersey. this is a guy that inherited a $10 million budget shortfall. he balanced the budget the old- fashioned way. he cut spending and grew the economy. he has become an outspoken respected statesman and spokesman for our conservative republican values. we are honored that he would take the time today to come down to virginia and help campaign for governor romney, and congressman ryan, and senator allen and our entire republican team. so, i want you to give a warm via william to the governor of the great state of new jersey, governor chris christie. [cheers and applause] >> all right, everybody! [cheers and applause] well. thank you so much. thank you for waiting. i had a lady in line here say you're late. i'm sorry, ma'am. the weather is pretty bad up there in new jersey. we got on the ground for a while. i am sorry we couldn't get u

we got off the phone and we said, if chris christie can win in new jersey, bob mcdonnell and bill bollingchristie has done a wonderful job. this is a guy that inherited a $10 billion budget shortfall, balance the budget the old fashioned way. he cut spending and said no to tax increases and focused on growing the economy. is that not a good message for washington? he has become an outspoken, respected statesman and spokesman for our conservative republican values. we are honored he would take the time to come down to virginia to campaign for gov. romney and paul ryan and our entire republican team. i want you to give a warm virginia welcome to the governor of new jersey, gov. chris christie. [cheers and applause] >> all right, everybody. welcome. thank you so much for waiting. i had a lady that said, you are late. i am sorry, the weather is pretty bad in new jersey. we were on the ground for a little while. i know you all have been waiting a long time for me. i appreciate you doing it. i know you are not just waiting for me. 18 days from now when mitt romney and paul ryan will change amer

bill: really. and siprion bolling as always handling the cameras here for current tv, our videographer.rt of have been feeling this way for a long time. and david letterman said it last night. he was talking about the fact in the next two weeks -- and it's 13 days to go that mitt romney and barack obama are focusing on those people who at this point, after two years of candidates running for president for 2012 people who are still undecided. david letterman last night. >> and of course both president obama and the contender -- [ laughter ] >> -- mitt romney they are going after the undecided votes. there are still about 6 or 7% maybe closer to 10% of registered voters undecided after two years. they can't really make up their mind. they have only had two years to think about it. you are idiots! make up your mind! [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> bill: i think they are liars. every time i see these people identify themselves as undecided. at this point i don't think they are telling the truth. i think they want the media attention. >> i have never met an undecided voter, as we cover this stu

. >> bill: and siprion bolling still on special assignment aka jamaica, one of those. y filling in and doing a good job. dan it is your fault. >> no no. it is actually you and your wife's fault. >> bill: i knew you would blame carol. >> when we ended the show yesterday, you were not going to the game. >> bill: yeah, i scored two tickets. i canceled an interview with the bbc, a lunch a friend and a white house briefing and said, come on carol we're going to go the game. >> it used to be that people would make up excuses to not go to a nationals game. >> they had the largest crowd ever, yesterday. over 45,000 people. >> bill: it was very exciting to be here. in fact i brought my flag. >> you know that was cool. >> bill: that was cool. did you see that whole sea of red flags waving? >> yeah. >> bill: it was exciting to be there because the place was backed. and they are hanging on every pitch -- >> big spirited crowd. >> bill: oh, and did we say the nationals left. >> the nationals did not lose that game. the st. louis cardinals won that game. the nationals had hits too, b

. >> bill: preoccupied. and siprion bolling as the cameras, thank god. everything ready? ekend? >> dollment right. gearing up for the storm of course. >> bill: right hurricane sandy head our way. and i was really really pleased that president joe biden yesterday went out for the memorial service for senator george mcgovern who passed away at the age of 90 earlier in the week. telling the senator daughters your dad was a real american hero. he was a decorated pilot, and he never talked about his service in the military but indeed it was a significant -- and joe biden said he ought to get credit for it. >> your father who was characterized by these right-wing guys as a coward and unwilling to fight. your father was a genuine hero, it used to make me so angry that your father would never speak up and talk about his heroism. >> bill: and joe biden said we democrats today owe a great debt to the man who founded in fact today's modern democratic party. brought the democratic party where it is today. >> open it to women young people minorities. he is the father of the modern demo

we do have the team here, peter ogburn and dan henning. >> hi. >> good morning. >> bill: and we have got siprion bollingotus team. >> putting the man in manpower. >> yes we are. >> bill: this has been a good season. it has been crazy, everything from herman cane and these guys tied up so close, i don't think anybody can predict what is going to happen. >> bill: yes colorful in the primaries and maybe nail biting in the general. just a little time out today, it's worth mentioning the loss of the -- passing of george mcgovern. >> yeah. >> bill: at the age of 90. the first story i saw was on fox news.com, and the headline -- this is on fox -- a politician americans can be proud of. >> wow. >> bill: just by somebody who stuck to his guns. unfortunately, probably best remembered for losing 49 days to richard nixon -- >> quite an accomplishment. >> bill: but he did so with a touch of class. >> we will shed no tears because all of this effort i am positive will bare fruit for years to come. [ cheers ] >> bill: a lot of his work did bear fruit for years to come. he was the first politician to stand up against t

bill: no, are you kidding. and let's say hello to monty calcelor. siprion bolling winding up his special assignment. xt week. and we'll hear all about it i'm sure. >> nice trip to maui. >> bill: tell us about this game last night peter. >> it was unbelievable. >> bill: cardiac baseball. >> yes. the cardinals tied it up whole game 1-1. we got to the bottom of the night, top of our roster and jayson werth comes up, that was epic, and he just kept fouling it off and fouling it off and fouling it off. >> bill: the post has every ball, strike, strike foul foul, ball, ball and then foul foul, foul foul -- they document the whole time at-bat. >> it was intense everybody in the stadium was standing and hanging on to every park. >> the pitch! deep left field, going, going, gone! [ cheers and applause ] >> it's all over! [ cheers and applause ] >> jayson werth! 00! unbelievable! >> a bomb went off in that place when he hit that. i mean the crowd went berserk. >> and you also have to give credit to the pitching. >> bill: the pitching was really incredible. >> that was a baseball fan's baseball game. great pitch

bill: exactly. the whole team made its way in this morning actually. dan henning, and peter ogburn and siprion bolling whatever precautions the authorities have. >> bill: absolutely. but my job is these people who are so far inland like us and our metro is shut down schools are shut down the federal government. on any excuse they will shut down the federal government. >> i'm normally all for kids being forced to the go to school. i am thrilled that they have closed the schools, because by the time they get out at 3:00 or 4:00 it is going to be getting very busy. >> bill: the storm is supposed to hit new jersey at 4:00 -- >> without releasing state secrets, i also want people to know that bill press lives about three and a half minutes from the studio while people who are commuting from wherever they live would have a much tougher time getting here. >> bill: it is six to one here? five to one this morning? [ laughter ] >> bill: all right, well just for that -- [ laughter ] >> bill: i was not going to mention what happened in baseball last night, mr. detroit -- >> i brought my hat for that because i sta

bill: yeah, i should put a few pillows in. the team is here peter ogburn and dan henning siprion bolling, with the give wave. given them a microphone yet -- >> because they are on probation. >> bill: exactly. president obama sidelined because of hurricane sandy, but joe biden still out there, michelle obama out there, and the big dog himself bill clinton. >> oh, yeah yeah. >> bill: he raised an issue yesterday, i think he was in wisconsin or iowa -- >> minnesota. >> if i couldn't campaign, i think bill clinton would be a pretty good stand in. >> yes. >> bill: here is bill clinton. >> there are mayors who are being told you have to move these houses back from the ocean climate change is going to raise the water levels on a permanent basis. >> bill: let's get through the immediate relief efforts, and people are going to say, see climate change, see these water levels, this will be full-time levels, right? >> he managed to work in too that many of them are respects. >> bill: yeah, and bill clinton says i don't know why am i working so hard. >> i have worked very hard in this election, and i'm not running for an

bill is going to be holding him in his arms, cradling him. >> 6-4 versus 5-6. >> and serious lifts on. and may need to borrow my shoes, call me, jon. bollingto figure out maybe the producers-- how to sign up for 4.99. where can people go, tell people, anybody? and listeners. >> 499-- no, $4. >> it's at listener auditorium on the campus of george washington university. >> how do people sign up. >> write in o'reilly and you'll see it. >> and go to-- >> and streamed live october 5th, 8 p.m. eastern, it's going to be available to see on demand for a limited time thereafter, up to three streams purchased view, do not exceed that quotquota. it's going to be fantastic. i think that jon stewart thinks he's going to beat bill o'reilly. >> i think he might. i think advantage jon stewart because people love funny. >> people like funny you, but o'reilly is funny. and. >> can i say something-- >> he can. but not that kind of funny. >> and the presidential elections, and jon stewart is funny and you know, the likeable guy. and obama. bill o'reilly is the guy that's going to bring the numbers, that's romney. i'll take papa bear. >> and i think that-- >>

bolling. she owns a time share in candyland. it's dana perino. joining us on location in denver, the hellion andrea tantaros. it's 5 ver 5:00 in new york cit. 3:00 a.m. in bill o'reilly's fort made of neckties. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: so tonight is not a debate. it's a job interview. two guys auditioning to work for you. who do you want? cool guy with a past. or mormon goodie two-shoes who succeeded in everything he's done. the guy who already has the job, keeps blaming some dude who came before him. in an odd interview ploy, i think. but i feel for method. which obama is going to show up. mitt has to prepare for two. is it the obama who channels kathleen turner channeling molly ivans or worse, the boring obama? i predict boring. yep. you going to get the make no mistakes, let me be clear and platitudes about hard-working families. yep, republicans don't care about the poor. or the poor's children or future of the poor's children. they also eat babies. obama truly is the drone president. the real variable is time. will jim lerher prevent the empty walk-about? mitt needs to hit hard. benghazi, bam. high unemployment, you kill a pipeline, bam. greece