along with bob beckel, dana perino, judge andrew napolitano, and greg gutfeld. we'll have more on the market madness in a moment. here is what we're covering tonight. unrest in london, spreading across the country. violent riots continue. we have the latest. plus, just days before the ames straw poll, tim pawlenty and mitt romney release new addadds slamming president -- as slamming president obama. we preview the big showdown in iowa. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: another day and freefall in the stock market. the announcement that the fed will keep the interest rates low hasn't done anything to quell fears. dana you were press secretary in the 2008 financial meltdown. anything you think the white house can do now to stop the bleeding? >> dana: a couple of things. one is when you see a stock market fall like this, if some ways people think you can hold on and ride through it. the problem is for a lot of folks out there, their 401(k)s and pensions are tied up in this. so when you are at the white house, one thing you are thinking about is forget t

i'm eric bolling, with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, andrea tantaros and greg gutfeld. lot going on today. of course, we'll talk about the very latest on the debt debt deal in d.c. but flogging, stoning and amputation are punishment outlined in shariah law and some u.s. courts have taken on the fight whether they have to refer to islamic law for guidance. plus, how would you feel about random drug testing in your child's middle school? we will tell you where that is happening. the new f.t.c. rule ace lowing social media background checks. another reason you and your kids better watch out, what you post online. all of that and much more. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: all right. the d.c. debt deal dominating the news. and rightly so. the country is or was on the verge. here is the deal. $2.1 trillion in cults. with the ceiling rise of $2.1 trillion in tramples. maybe twoin -- tranches. based on a panel, super panel if you will, with triggers. the good news is the spending cut by $2.1 trillion. the bad news, we're still overspending by $2.1 trillion. the good n

>> at this point letting her cry in her crib for five minutes. >> i say watching bob beckel.op. we need parents, spare the rod, spoil the child. i say beat kids appropriately, and with love. >> in these cases that was not done with love. humiliating children. this is adopted little boy. >> sean: all i have to do is say give me your ipad, get in your room and stay there. >> that is child abuse. call the number! >> sean: 10 years from now we'll be debating can you legay]xk take away your kids' ipad? >> too many tough prosecutors. bad parent something not criminals. >> sean: thanks guys. greta, what do you think? >> i was taking notes. here's a note i took from you sean. that you deserved it. i thought that would be the follow-up question what did you do that you deserved it? >> sean: may kids may be watching. nothing i will admit public. you will never hear about sean hannity's past from 23 and below. after that i became a christian. i've been on the straight and narrow. before that, everything was on the take. >> greta: anyone who knows sean from age 23 and below call me tomor

it's not subject to amendment or filibuster. >> eric: we'll give bob beckel the last word. >> "the five>> bob: that's a first! >> kimberly: happy now? ♪ ♪ >>> i'm bret baier in washington. stocks took a major plunge since standard & poor's downgraded the credit rating for the country. dow lost 635 points to fall below 11,000, one of the top six worst days on the dow ever. the s&p 500 fell 80. nasdaq plummeted 175. tonight on "special report" we have team coverage and we will go inside the numbers with context and perspective. tell us what they mean and where they will be headed. president obama tried to calm investors with an early afternoon address and did not. we will analyze how they are trying to deflect blame. we set the stage for a big week in politics if iowa. carl cameron shows us what is ahead or the debate in iowa. and look to outreach in faith community. now we send it back to new york and "the five." >> kimberly: we heard about the tragic loss of 30 american troops in afghanistan. a stark reminder to all of us that the war that we fight against terror is alive. that resonate

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>> dana: i am going to shock bob beckel.d of the party and has a responsibility to fundraiser and hand it to him. even with the poll numbers he can still convince people showing up to give him $40,000 for his birthday. if i could convince someone to give me 40 grand -- >> bob: what, you agree >> andrea: i agree with dana. i worked with numerous politicians that had fundraisers on their birthday. >> bob: you should put on your stationary last thing for the republicans. is it a shock that president raises money? you make the line about rundraiser one, every president i know has to rundraiser because they have. >> eric: well, he is using at it lot. flew to miami. >> he can't help it that his birthday is today. happy birthday, mr. president. >> eric: this is not the time or place -- he took a victory lap on the debt deal and that seemed where he was going with this. >> greg: part of this fundraising was something called 50 for 50. he is turning 50. get 50 new people in the campaign. itth it sounds like a pyramid scheme. somethin

today columnist and co-host of the five bob beckel is here.he mirage hotel in vegas, terry fator is back. author of a new york time best seller american individualalism margaret hoover back with us. thanks for being here. i love your show. it is great. your book is great and the five is awesome. i'm watching hbo the other night they have a special, my favorite hockey team growing up used to brawl, they fought and people bled. like this football fight in the parking lot. it was the 49ers in the stands. watch this. look, all right. this is a brutal brawl. it seems like a fair fight. right? sort of like two on two, i'm guessing. my interpretation of this. >> not if the guy has a heart attack. >> sean: look, is this good for our kids to see? no. is fighting good? no. should we resolve our conflicts? yes. i got to be honest, i fought as a kid when i played ice hockey, i turned out okay. >> you were on the ice. this in the stands, adults. they are lucky to be in the stadium. they should be glad to be watching the game not fighting each other. >> sea

i'm dana perino, with bob beckel, andrea tantaros, judge andrew napolitano and greg gutfeld. perhaps no one feeling the heat more than president obama. "wall street journal" columnist asks is obama smart? even the "new york times" is questioning his agenda now. plus, london ablaze. riot and looting taking over the street. we have the latest as fears of continued violence increases. and what al gore thinks of the global warming skeptics. >> [bleep] >> dana: more of that wild rant coming up. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> dana: president obama facing harsh criticism today and on experience i know negative coverage comes in waves that often happens in the white house. off story, you need to let it burn out but some of the coverage would make a former press secretary want to crawl under the desk. i want to point out even the "new york times" said today in an editorial that anyone hungering for a robust vision to invigorate the economy and increase employment is still hungry. the criticism is not based on single instance, but more about his leadership in general. do you think

bob beckel was just arguing that s&p has no credibility. does beckel have a point?i think in terms of substance, i think he does have a point. s&p has serious credibility issues because of what they argued in 2008 and what they did in 2008 where they missed -- they were giving aaa rates, gold ratings for mortgage-backed securities that were worthless, in effect. so yeah, i think he has a good substantive point that the s&p rating isn't what it used to be before 2008. politically, though, i don't understand why democrats are making that argument. you know, i -- alisyn said this is the super bowl of the blame game. in a against, what democrats are doing is complaining about the rest, really, it might be a smart strategy in the short term but what does that ultimately get you? people don't like when the fans of the nfl team whine about the refs game after game after game. you got to do something about the way you change on the field and there has been no indication from democrats they're willing to do that. bill: take it a step further, what does this mean for the pres

i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling, monica crowley. we have so much to yell about today so let's get started. first, sarah palin has started wailing. here are the harsh words for tea party critics. >> if we were domestic terrorists, shoot, wouldn't president obama want to pal around with us, wouldn't he? >> greg: interesting question. then a mom waits to keep child killer. and chavez wok-out video. you'll love that. gaddafi publicity makeover and there is always putin doing something with a pan. he really is adorable. "the five" starts right now! ♪ ♪ >> greg: okay. the debt drama is over. at least until the next one. do we want to start off with the most important thing happening in the world today? or perhaps ever. one day after the united states averted a near multitrillion dollar disaster, it's president obama's birthday party tonight. to celebrate, he travels to chicago. to attend a fundraising concert and shindig includes performance from jennifer hudson, herbie hancock and okay go. and later biden tries to dance with a coat rack.

like, you know, bob beckel create those lines for walter mondale. we knew going in that is what they're trying to do. >> sean: i thought reagan said i paid for this mike fob, fob, -- microphone. >> he did it in a way that i think helped him. i think romney helped himself as well. i agree. i think those two scored the best. >> pawlenty i think really just did massive damage to himself. reminding me of when dick gephardt went after howard dean during the dean campaign. like gephardt was on a suicide mission that. is what -- that is what he did. it was -- i just think it's, a going to be the guy democrats are frayed of. after tonight, man, i really oos he... >> he had the best line of the evening. saying "if you can find barack obama's plan". >> sean: how does this change we looked at pls -- polls coming into the race. obviously romney is the front runner. >> michelle bachmann is second place. now the question is what does rick perry do? based on what i saw today, it comes in and replaces other two governors so that is what we're going to be% watching

like, you know, bob beckel create those lines for walter mondale. we knew going in that is what they're trying to do. >> sean: i thought reagan said i paid for this mike fob, fob, -- microphone. >> he did it in a way that i think helped him. i think romney helped himself as well. i agree. i think those two scored the best. >> pawlenty i think really just did massive damage to himself. reminding me of when dick gephardt went after howard dean during the dean campaign. like gephardt was on a suicide mission that. is what -- that is what he did. it was -- i just think it's, a going to be the guy democrats are frayed of. after tonight, man, i really oos he... >> he had the best line of the evening. saying "if you can find barack obama's plan". >> sean: how does this change we looked at pls -- polls coming into the race. obviously romney is the front runner. >> michelle bachmann is second place. now the question is what does rick perry do? based on what i saw today, it comes in and replaces other two governors so that is what we're going to be% watching

we're joined by bob beckel, he served in the white house, and andrea nantoras, cohost of "the five", every day. what's going on with max anwaters, bob? she's had a busy week. we're going to play what she said last week in a moment, but what do you make of it? >> look, i've used incendiary language, and i took two back, i don't agree with saying they should go to hell. i think they should go away. look, these people represent everything that we in the liberal side of the political spectrum believe in and if we can't -- forget negotiating with them. i want common ground. i believe in negotiation. you can't negotiate with these people. let's go to war against them and beat them at the ballot box because they are hurting this country. martha: obviously, she fired up that crowd, andrea, according to reports, there are a lot of union folks in the crowd and they loved it, they ate it up, andrea. >> it sound like she's been hanging out with bob a little too long, because bob -- >> you've hung out with me too long! >> i don't know about that, bob, you certainly don't mince words. look, i wonde

check her on the five beating up bob beckel. >> likes it. >> sean: i love the show. >> thank you. >>to me why government should require health insurance company -- by the way, some have religious orientation. and a value system that is against birth control, catholic services, et cetera. why should they require it by law? if people want to engage in activity, at what point do we say people have to be responsible for their own behavior? >> a panel of scientists -- >> sean: i don't care about the scientists. >> smarter than us, they made this recommendation because this is a win-win for everyone involved. if you are against abortion you should be celebrating this decision. >> sean: look into the camera and tell the american people we are going to be 25 trillion in debt. if you want to make the choice to takeoff one article of clothing the next one, the next one, and have sex -- [ talking over each other ] >> sean: go get your own birth control. i shouldn't have to pay. >> unintended pregnancies in america cost us up to 11 billion dollars a year. that's an opportunity for savings there.

i'm dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, andrea tantaros and greg gutfeld. we have a lot to cover tonight. first we start with the faa fabrication. we have exaggerated numbers used by the government to make the situation seem worse than it was. plus, arnold schwarzenegger's former $40 million lawsuit against media outlets. what sean penn said that caused this reaction from major league baseball manager. >> he's a loser. >> dana: "the five" starts right now. >> so are you. ♪ ♪ >> dana: so, as with the first friday of every month we have new job numbers to talk about. today, 117,000 jobs created in july. that was the report today. that's a decent number. certainly better than previous months for sure. but the underlying number spells trouble for the economy such as the number of people to gave up looking for work altogether. andrea, no dancing in the end zone at the white house. they have 9.1% unemployment rate. what were the bright spot in the economic report if there were any? >> the fact that there was some job growth that was good in past months you've see

like, you know, bob beckel create those lines for walter mondale. we knew going in that is what they're trying to do. >> sean: i thought reagan said i paid for this mike fob, fob, -- microphone. >> he did it in a way that i think helped him. i think romney helped himself as well. i agree. i think those two scored the best. >> pawlenty i think really just did massive damage to himself. reminding me of when dick gephardt went after howard dean during the dean campaign. like gephardt was on a suicide mission that. is what -- that is what he did. it was -- i just think it's, a going to be the guy democrats are frayed of. after tonight, man, i really oos he... >> he had the best line of the evening. saying "if you can find barack obama's plan". >> sean: how does this change we looked at pls -- polls coming into the race. obviously romney is the front runner. >> michelle bachmann is second place. now the question is what does rick perry do? based on what i saw today, it comes in and replaces other two governors so that is what we're going to be% watching

i debate bob beckel, i've paid payroll tax for that. i want that money! bill: he's probably getting double time for that, too. doug, is rick perry on to something for folks like andrea or other americans who hold similar concerns? >> well, i think he's making profound mistakes, bill, with all due respect, both to andrea and to bob beckel. i mean, bottom line, andrea is right, in 2037, there will be a problem, with means testing, with raising the retirement age gradually, and the limitation on -- you can fix social security easily but it's got to be part of a broad-based, balanced budget plan but to use school tactics, like call things lies and ben bernanke, treacherous, treason us -- treasonous, all he's doing is showing he's not a ready for prime time player. bill: you don't think these arguments get him votes, then. >> they may get him votes on the republican right. they may galvanize the base and rand may personally respond well, and her generation, but bottom line, this is not the kind of responsible and reasonable rhetoric and policy that gets you el

i'm andrea tantaros with bob beckel, eric bolling, monica crowley and greg gutfeld. a lot to cover tonight. first, never before heard details of the raid that killed usama bin laden. chilling accounts of what actually happened leading up to the mission and that very night. plus, airport security lines well, they might get longer. this will be at boston's logan airport. we'll tell you about the new screening techniques tsa is trying out. you won't believe this. leftist early childhood educator is slaughtering the story of three little pigs saying it's bigoted. we'll explain. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> andrea: it's official. president obama signed the debt deal into law. here is what it entails. the debt deal will increase the debt ceiling by as much as $2.4 trillion. cuts of more than $900 billion over ten years. and a 12-person committee that is already referred to as the dirty dozen. the committee is tasked to find $1.5 trillion more in savings. that is $1.2 trillion in automatic cuts if the committee fails to do its job. let's take a listen this morning to

co-host of the five which i enjoy the show, bob beckel is here.the best of the web column james taranto is back. she former chairwoman of the virginia republican party kate obenshain is here. we go the full audio now of barack obama and the tea party member confronting him about biden's statements about tea party members being terrorists. let's roll the tape. >> the president: what he said was that -- [ inaudible ] >> sean: prettying interesting confrontation. he doesn't put himself in that position often. >> i liked the part where he said considering what is said about me. does that justify and say it is okay. the tea party has been consistently vilified. the downgrading was call the tea party downgrading and that sort of thing. treating these good, god loving, law abiding constitution loving americans who have created this phenomenon of returning to our founding values, calling them names or placing blame -- >> sean: the tone. >> he should say anybody who calls a group like yours terrorists is wrong and out of line. elevate the dialogue. >> sean

. >> that great economist bob beckel. >> sean: where are those shovel-ready jobs from the first time? >> let's say you believe in keynesian stimulus. think of the way the obama administration handed out that money. they just gave it to the stays. the states kept their work horses fat and happy and gave pension ben at this times to people. i was a poorly administered stimulus. >> sean: what we've seen in great britain, greece, if we don't shift course this is coming here. we get into that later. guys good to see you. >> did the president throw away his chance for reelection over the past four weeks? liberals are fuming over his performance. karl rove is next with reaction. >> al gore goes on a profanity-laced rant against global warming skeptics. wait until you hear him become unhinged again. >> join us tomorrow night, 9:00 eastern for my interview with mitt romney on the eve of the fox news channel's republican primary debate in iowa. we'll ask him about the white house's threatened war against him. straight ahead. no white jeans after labor day? what are you my grandmother? i'll rock

. >> sean: all right, women i can say this, i think you did a great job playing bob beckel on the show tonight by disagreeing. >> i get so uncomfortable with confrontation. i want everyone to get along. >> sean: you handle yourself well, we are proud of you. you are wrong on this one. >> and gosh darn it, people like me. >> sean: santorum turned heads in iowa with an impressive debate performance. tonight he tells us what is next for his campaign. >> when we come back, president obama confronted by a tea part leader in iowa up next the man who went head-to-head, face-to-face with the anointed one will join me with his side of the story. because obama has refused all of my invitations. as a manager, my team counts on me to stay focused. so i take one a day men's 50+ advantage. it's the only complete multivitamin with ginkgo to support memory and concentration. plus it supports heart health. [ bat cracks ] that's a hit. one a day men's. ♪ i'd do anything for you dear ♪ anytng cause you mean everything to me ♪ ♪ i'd know that i'd go anywhere ♪ ♪ for your smile ♪ anywhere ♪ yes i'd do anyt

former deputy assistant secretary of state and one of the stars on the hit show called the five bob beckel editor of the american spectator john fund is back. she assistant district attorney in brooklyn, new york contestant on trump's reality show, she did great. al gore, your father and you marched in the civil rights movement. al gore's father was nowhere to be found in the civil rights act of '64, voting rights act of '65. with that said, watch when he compares bull connor -- >> there came a time when racist comments would come up in the course of the conversation and in years past they would just, you know, natural. there came a time when people said, hayman, why do you talk that way? that's wrong. i don't go for that so don't talk that way around me i don't believe that that happened in millions of conversations. and slowly the conversation was won. and we still have racism, god knows. but it is different now and so much better. we have to win the conversation on climate. >> sean: he talked about older generations. doesn't talk about his father's votes. i find the use of that, if you

assistant secretary of state, fox news contributor, "usa today" contributor, cohost of "the five," bob beckelmie weinstein is here, a former chairwoman and a republican strategist. the real problem is this, there's too much spend nothing washington. too much. and there's too big a deficit. and we've got to balance the budget at some point. we're headed for $25 trillion in debt. so the question is, is there ever going to by point where we can get democrats and republicans to say we're not going to increase spending at all for five years in a row? >> i certainly hope not. why do you have to have a balanced budget? >> oh, my gosh. every state has to have one. >> well, every state. half those states, it's all a scam. >> we're losing our aaa bond rating. >> we won't lose it. >> how much do you want to bet? >> from moody's, the same bought and paid for crowd that gave all those mortgage-backed securities an "a" rating? >> sean: yes. >> they're full of it. >> sean's right, they're not full of it. >> sean: came that close, for crying out loud. >> can i say one thing? if i had been in congress today,

. >> sean: all right, women i can say this, i think you did a great job playing bob beckel on the show tonight by disagreeing. >> i get so uncomfortable with confrontation. i want everyone to get along. >> sean: you handle yourself well, we are proud of you. you are wrong on this one. >> and gosh darn it, people like me. >> sean: santorum turned heads in iowa with an impressive debate performance. tonight he tells us what is next for his campaign. >> when we come back, president obama confronted by a tea part leader in iowa up next the man who went head-to-head, face-to-face with the anointed one will join me with his side of the story. because obama has refused all because obama has refused all of my inv host: could switchingo really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: do people use smartphones to do dumb things? man 1: send, that is the weekend. app grapgic: yeah dawg! man 2: allow me to crack...the bubbly! man 1: don't mind if i doozy. man 3: is a gentleman with a brostache invited over to this party? man 1: only if he's ready to rock! ♪ sfx: guitar and trumpet jam vo: geic

he's former deputy assistant secretary of state and co-host of five, bob beckel is here.ren't co-hosts of the five. sophia nelson isn't. political commentator. national columnist and author of a new book, black woman redefineed. great to have you. white house political director under president job matt schlapp joins us. the tea party downgrade. that's what john kerry calls it. that's what howard dean calls it. they've got that phrase nailed down. is it going to stick matt? >> not at all. it is absurd. we raised the debt limit dozens and dozens of times. force the first time we are going to have more spending cuts for the amount we raised the debt limit. i think republicans and democrats are running a little scared going into next year. i think america has woken up to this huge debt crisis we have looming over our heads. the tea party guys are activists in the country. sometimes people might not like everything they say. they are responsible for the clarion call. >> it is absurd. the fact of the matter this is the standard & poor's political downgrade in my opinion. i don'

bob beckel worked in president carter's white house.antaros are boths of the "the five." >> we are co-cohosts of the "the nine." bill: john boehner said we got 98% of what we wanted. that's not on tape. by that's what's been reported what he told his members of his caucus. then one of the leaders said, really? nanny's pool is only 2%? she is that stupid? is boehner right, 98% or not? >> 98%, i think he has to say that number publicly. i would say it's 75% of what boehner wanted. i think would have preferred to force another vote on the debt ceiling before the 2012 election. and i think he wanted to see more entitlement reform. but boehner struck a deal with no tax increases, significant cuts to government spending and more cuts planned on the way. 98 is a little high. i would say 75% what they wanted but it's still a good deal. bill: the "new york times" editorial page, they are killing white house on this. 98% for boehner? >> look, i have never seen a bill that so many people -- you have had one congressman on and senator after another

. >> i have to get on a train with bob beckel to do a speech in d.c. tomorrow.ed on a train with beckel. that's the real worry. megyn: it's easy for to us sit here and say you need to heed the evacuation order and prepare. but there is no question. would you uproot your family or would you ride the odds out. and say people inflame and overstate the case. i have been here more x number of years, never had a problem. i'm going to ride it out. >> mayor bloomberg said to go, there is a reason that he genuinely wants to protect people? or is he worried about liability. >> i'm sure liability will come into question, but one life won't matter next to liability if that many what it takes. megyn: people with a mindset, they are being overprotective. >> every snowstorm, when it inconveniences you then you are worried. i was in the grocery store this morning. my preparation was making sure my daughter had all the flavors of yogurt she wants. megyn: the rest of the country weren't laughing at us now before this segment they really are now. got a weather alert coming in from