here at home base we welcome the co-host of "the five" my best frenemy, eric bolling joins us. so should he be -- >> first of all, can i -- you're pointing a finger at ted cruz for something you perceive that, as terrible. right? i think there's a whole group of the american conservative base that says ted cruz stood up, stood up what we believe in, did the right thing. not the way you painted it. as a disaster that he oversought or captained, instead of what it really was. it was an enlightening moment for the american people. they found out who are conservatives and who aren't on the right. second part of your question, the new de facto leader of the republican party. i don't think so. i think he showed the american people that the right has two factions. establishment right and conservative right and i think the real leaders may be the ones who are playing the background, rand paul, chris christie, marco rubio. with you but never came forward and made themselves as local and obvious at ted cruz did. watch for those three. >> you said he was flirting with acting in an unconst

the number one business block continues with my buddy eric bolling and "cashin' in." stay tuned. ♪ ♪ >>> it's not onlyglitches crippling the healthcare exchanges. some say the real problem is the shocking premium they find when they get the law gone. is this the final proof that they can't afford the shutdown. d are we shelling out big bucks for the big bird? will we ever slash our debt? you can expand here. how about expanding over there? how the anti-wal-mt crowd may send wal-mart jobs to china. "cashin' in" on the job starts right now. >>> hi, everyone, i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cashin' in." the crew wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig, eboni k. williams, michelle fields. remember when the president promised us obamacareouldo this? >> save a typical family average of $2,500 on their healthcare costs in the coming years. save families $2,500 in the coming years. >> this is a tweet from folks who are finding it it's costing them more. three times more. man said he checked out the exchange but the lowt premium is three time what is i'm paying now. we have been warning t

"cashin' in" on the job starts right now. >>> hi, everyone, i'm eric bolling. to "cashin' in." the crew wayne

hi, everybody, i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cashin' in." the crew this week, wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig, michelle fields, and juan williams. welcome, everybody. we give an inch and they take a mile. some food stamp recipients taking advantage of the wal-mart kind-heartedness to let them shop, even though a computer snafu prevented retailers from the spending limit on the food stamp cards. then computer system was back up, the gig was up and the folks fled the stores leaving the overloaded carts in the aisles. just another reason, what we would say this out-of-control spending on the welfare programs those be reigned in. >> you really saw the depravity of welfare in this video, eric. i mean, a riotous mob looting producers. they are taking money from one group and giving it to another. so it's not surprising the beneficiaries of the program take on a looter mentality. to gain and steal value that aren't theirs. the problem is not reign in the $850 million in the food stamp fraud a year but to end welfare and all the programs. not fix them

eric bolling and "cashin' in" is next. >>> a freebie free-for-all at wal-mart.d stamp evidences overloading the carts after a computer glitch waved spending limit on the government-issued e.b.t. cards? did they prove it's time to reign in the out-of-control welfare programs? plus, no reasonable expectation of privacy? the shocking words found encoded in the obamacare website that will absolutely blow your mind. and then, lobbing softball questions in the heat of the d.c. showdown. is mainstream media lovefest with the white house while we will never get this number down? "cashin' in," asking the tough questions for you starts right now. hi, everybody, i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cashin' in." the crew this week, wayn

the numberne biness block continues with my buddy eric bolling and "cashin' in."♪ >>> 's not only glititches crippling the healthcare exchges. some say theeal problem is thee shocking premium they find when they get the law gone. this the final proof that they can't afford the shutdown. and are shelling out big bucks for the big bird? will we ever slash our debt? you can expand here. how about expanding over there? how the anti-wal-mart crowd may send wal-mart jobs to china. "cashin' in" on theob starts right now. >>> hi, everyone, i' eric bolling. welcome to "cashin' in." the crew wayne

"cashin' in" on the job starts right now. >>> hi, everyone, i'm eric bolling.come to "cashin' in." the crew wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig, eboni k. williams, michelle fields. remember when the president promised us obamacare would do this? >> save a typical family average of $2,500 on their healthcare costs in the coming years. save families $2,500 in the coming years. >> this is a tweet from folks who are finding it it's costing them more. three times more. a man said he checked out the exchange but the lowest premium is three time what is i'm paying now. we have been warning that this might happen. time to rename it unaffordable care act? >> for many, many people, eric, the premiums are going up substantially. exactly opposite of what the president promised. it's no surprise, really, we were predicting it on this show for well over a year. where do lower premiums come from? where do the lower price come from? man's ability to think not the government willingness to force. that is what obamacare is. it's no healthcare freedom in this country for decades, less

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he says the budget negotiation ought to be simpson bolles. do you agree with that, with simpson bolles on the right track with some of the issues and accepting the notion if we don't have growth we'll never grow out of the economic issues we have. >> they're good friends and there's some ideas there that are particularly right particularly with regard to tax reform. but you know, we've had ten budget super committees in the last few years. and we haven't made really any fundamental legislative changes. perhaps we should take a different frame on the problem and focus on picking up the growth rate. remember, only a couple tenths of a percent increasing the growth rate sustained will be larger over time than arm the things that simpson and bolles are talking about. so yes, tax reform would be better to do, yes the right kind of ways of controlling healthcare costs are the right idea. but at a time when the values majority of the country has not seen incomes grow for a long time at a time when the economy is not producing growth in employment re

in ireland voters are deciding whether to app boll -- app boll lish the upper end of the senate. >>>to cairo, we're hearing of clashes here the square. let's go to our correspondent who is on the phone. what is happening now? >> reporter: we have heard sporadic bursts of gunfire. and we have seen clouds of tear gas being tire very close to the square. there have been clouds of tear gas rising there, and spo spospor spospor spore -- spore rattic gunfire. >> thank you very much for that >>> twitter is hoping to raise a billion dollars next month. it marks a crucial period for the company. however, twitter has not made a profit in the last three years. here is more on the biggest tech float since facebook. >> a lot of like -- >> stand up comedy can be lonely. >> for a lot of us it started out as, okay, i just had this funny thought about a headline in the news, let me just tweet it out this joke, and -- and based on the retweets you got and the responses you got to that tweet, it became like maybe i should do this on stage. >> reporter: seven of the top ten people followed on twitter ar

you can grab a boll of lucky charms again. >>> forget about the fiber one or bran cereal.trix aren't just for kids anymore. >> reporter: growing up, i was bombarded with cereal ads. they were the mini cartoons. marshmallows and chocolates, colorful characters trying to steal lucky charms or cocoa krispies. come to think of it, there as a lot of stealing. one of the most team must one was reminded. >> sellly rabbit. trix are for kids. >> reporter: these days they're being marketed toward adults. take a look at this lucky charms commercial. >> lucky charms? >> always after my lucky charles. >> oh, i for got how good they taste. >> i forgot you were such a pill from accounting. those did not have your name on it. you used my spoon. i heat you. anyway general mills estimates about 40% of its lucky charm eaters are adults. they have released their cereal count chock cow a, franken berry. when general mills was called out for pushing it on children, a rep said 60% of the consumption of the monster creerls are by adults, not kids. this year general mills has partnered with target

this is where i'm glad eric bolling isn't here. an example how many tiny things in the constitution are totally stupid. this was something, a very vague thing alexander hamilton came up with. shortly after the revolutionary wore that said if they didn't want foreign influence over the office of the president. meaning somebody born in england to clandestinely wanted to make us of the european union again. 230-odd years later i don't think that's as bic of a problem. >> what about russell brand? >> e had looks colonial. >> the thing is, from a serious point of view, there's no way you can change -- could get this changed in time to run for president in 2016. >> no. you need and amendment. needs to be passed by two-thirds of -- >> yeah. no way that's going to happen. >> no. you know what? what could be worse than what's going on now? i'm torn, because he's an actor. the greatest president we ever had was an actor. but also the most -- >> reagan. >> the most notorious assassin was an actor. i don't know where to go with this. >> what a

bolling, where do we go with this? >> wow. okay so i don't like obama care. i don't believe it's constitutional. it's riddled with hidden costs that will come out as we go along. your privacy is gone. but my biggest problem here is president obama's inability to grasp what's going on. he has a broken website. this is going to handle 2.5 trillion dollars of our economy. $2.5 trillion every year is going to basically be administered through this website. he has to stop and say, look, it's not ready. we have to pull this back, we're going to do it the right way. we'll fix it and then we'll relaunch it when it's ready. him saying, oh, you know, it's going to get fixed. there are 5 million lines, 5 million lines of code that have to be rewritten according to "the new york times" today. it's not going to be ready in the next couple of weeks. they shut the system down both weekends the last two weekends. this thing is a disaster about to happen. and forget what the real disaster, when people realize how much they're going to end up paying it, he's got to stop. he's

but it's clearly not the kind of bankroll that eric bolling has. >> nice. you've been with us for a little bit now. >> reporter: that's a lot of dough. >> ed, this is beck. the last time they had a bicameral committee to deal with the budget, it was the super committee that had extraordinary powers. they were allowed to -- if they could have reached agreement, they would have gone s floor, uo amendments. that was an extraordinary moment, i thought. and they lost it. is that going to be similar here, or are they going to bring in the traditional committee chairs and all that sort of thing and have to go back to the legislative process if they get a deal? >> reporter: good question because it's technically not a super committee. it's sort of going back to the old regular order, go back to the house and senate budget committees that were sort of bypassed before. these are the folks who are supposed to be grappling with these issues and getting it done. both parties have been saying, look, let's get behind closed doors and work on it. let's do it finally. so i

so in words of one sill boll what did they do or didn't do that made this website so unstable. >> anyone who is sure they have identified the single problem, may, even if they are in the government and work for one of these contractors, they may not know what lurks underneath. >> reporter: with three dozen states relying on the exchange to offer insurance, there is no time to lose. >> they need to look at every piece of the system divided up between many private and public corporations and segments of the government. a verify it individually and then verify that they work together. >> reporter: the problems exist, yet even with the glitches a poll found that 23% say they had no trouble logging on. that figure drops to 8% of those polled who identify themselves as against the policy. this has certainly been a troubled beginning for the president's signature policy. >>> dave warren has your weather forecast straight ahead. we'll show you why some residents of northeastern china might like some strong winds. uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? >> they share it on the stream. >> soci

. >>> i'm eric bolling. it's 5:00 o'clock in new york city. five". >> kick back, put your feet up and get ready to be informed because we have a jam packede re hour of power, full debate. mother of all web failures -- did you like that? that hour of power? >> yeah. >> kathleen sebelius -- i don't work for you. russell brand showing off his commie chops gutfeld takes an ax to all academia as the liberal colleges advise

. >> pair boll and i can a lot of halo effect from twitter. again, this is the twitter of china.o believe that there's actually -- there's monetization going on. i'm not in these names, i mentioned this. kind of critical levels, technically if you look at the rsi's in these stocks it's scary. if you look historically when people chased this, it's been painful. these guys are absolutely starting to make money. this is a company i would own in the long run. >> there's another name you're watching that's not on this list, but also has done well. yy. >> it's up almost 400% since the ipo last year this is a monster, when you look at momentum, tim seymour mentioned rsi. it's holding 40. that's a big level for us, as long as these momentum levels hold at 40, it's great. if yy takes out 52. it has another 20%. >> group on as well. here's a tweet from david atten clark. any thoughts on company's recent amazon executive hires earnings due, how much more upside potential? >> i thought that group on lacked barriers to entry. and i still do. so i think that everything that they can do, amazon

longer the old sang i and the rest of the life they meet a few little babies every week on food per boll eat. we made it out of her. real father gave her. it's a good chance it's all. military service and you expect can. some of the toughest strike. could. see. there's a nine story building i noticed that standing on a true for was a man in civilian clothes holding a sniper rifle. to say something that offends so they used blank or wooden shells but the building was burning through my how much time it took to restore it. reloaded for yeltsin in the referendum his deputies of the supreme soviet didn't appeal to us out all we had to support yeltsin otherwise it would have been civil war. russia receives the olympic flame during a traditional handover ceremony now for this area on sunday then it will begin its tour of the host country arriving in such a for the twenty fourteen win today. also had no excuse for into that anonymity it's revealed the n.s.a. has been snooping on those who generally need online privacy while the website giant's desperate move to mend their reputations. a fifth s

"the washington post" has said, compared to john maddon, or vince lombardi winning 13 super bolles during their careers, of course that really didn't happen but you get the point. ferguson's extraordinary success has seen his influence extent way i -- way beyond soccer game he loves so much. former british prime minister tony blair roms calling him for advice on his cabinet and they have called him britain'srrel f jobs. here's his speech. >> in the his tray of this club has won five fa cups, four league cups, a european winner's cup, one european super cup. two champion league titles, a world cup and 13 primary league titles. >> it doesn't mean the end of my life with these clubs. i'll be there to enjoy watching them while suffer with them. but if you think about those last minute goals that come back, even to defeat -- unbelievable for all of us. thank you for that. [applause] and also, i would like to remind you that the club stood by me. all my staff stood by me, the players stood by me. steve job knows to stand by their new manager. >> rose: i should say that's a new

republican attorneys like victoria tensing to the obvious like darrell issa to fox news pundits like eric bolling for example right what's in it for them. political victory and that's that's the saddest part they thought they could use this to do. obama i was at us twelve in the two thousand and twelve race i was at the debate at hofstra and republicans were coming up to me in the spin room saying that the moment that's when mitt romney won this election they really thought that that this in the second debate was a winner for them they thought this would take down the president and now they're thinking oh hillary clinton's going to run in two thousand and sixteen this isn't this is the issue this is how we're going to take down hillary and frankly if i'm hillary i'm actually kind of happy that they're attacking me with this because it has had no political salience but you know i can tell you i do a radio talk show three hours a day for all the right you get called and while i'm getting callers from people on the right saying you know how you know i just make an offhand comment you know hillary cl

such a bim boll of dysfunction here in washington that both sides did join forces to roll it back. defense secretary chuck hagel went to dover air force base amid outrage that the shutdown standoff went too far. the remains of four u.s. troops killed in afghanistan were returned. but because of the shutdown the usual death benefit to help families with expenses were not paid. 26 families a. >> what a train wreck? how can we tax people from not buying a product from a website that doesn't work? >> that was a sad reminder that much of government is not working for families as well as it could. and after this is over, be reimbursed by government. >> thanks, steve. another big story tonight. rain, lots of it. it is expected to last for days. down in norfolk, virginia, people saw several streets already flooded today. i don't think we'll see scenes like that here. we'll see that again with this event. we're looking at the radar now. especially from i-95 down to the south and east. and then light irrain around loudoun county and leesburg. now getting in on the lighter rain. right around

. >> hello, everyone i'm kimberly guilfoyle, yeah, with the others along with bob beckel, eric bolling and dara perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." three weeks after the disastrous rollout of his signature piece of legislation, president obama was forced to admit this. >> there's no sugarcoating it, the website has been too slow, people have been getting stuck during the application process, and i think it's fair to say that nobody's more frustrated by that than i am. >> but just a few weeks ago, the president said complaints about the law were baseless. >> most of the

. >> okay, bolling, let's get your take. >> i agree we should be spying on other people, foreigner, not americans. the nsa says obama didn't know about this. we're supposed to believe he didn't know about the nsa until he heard -- the spying on merkel until he heard about it on the news? fast and furious, journalists being subpoenaed, consulate, irs -- >> no, he's being all inclusive -- >> so here's the point -- but, on the other hand, if they've data mined billions upon billions of phone calls, so anything good that happens, president obama takes credit for. anything that's bad that happens, he says, i didn't know about it, no one told me about deputy director of the cia saying snowden is a trader. see if you change your opinion about what he did. was he a whistleblower, was he a trader? listen. >> i do not believe he is a whistleblower. i do not believe he is a hero. i think he betrayed his country. >> how serious a hit to national security? >> i think this is the most serious leak. the most serious compromise of classified information. >> because of the amount of it or the type? >> t

the reason we got our legislation there shall there were 60, 70, 80 democratic boll weevils really democratst -- i just don't understand these comparisons. >> what is the deal that john bomber is spokesed to be telling to his troops? i will not negotiate? i will not is that the dealing? >> i know it's hard to unthat, it's the law. >> that they've been asking to delay. >> it's a presidential election. >> one at a time. >> this las is a propertyian creature. it's not a finished product. no, and especially if congress holds the purse strings, and many americans didn't realize there was a third bite at the apple, but look, forget about what happened aier. what happened yesterday is what we should fog can cuss on. people tried to get health care. we know the stories. it's become a joke, because so many -- >> because so many people went to the exchanges. >> mostly out of curiosity. >> after day one, it's a failure. >> they're looking for waivers. the reason that none of your analogies hold up is because you can't compare the manies we're talking about. this guy is a selfish politician who will des

. >> boll -- divali is all about celebration and performance which indians like to do.your performance. thank you all for being with us. >> thank you for having us. >> take it away, guys. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> 6:53. we've had showers come through the region. most of that is east of us now. still an isolated shower possible this morning. some sunny breaks this afternoon. it will be mieldz after the morning chill. -- mild after the morning chill. highs between 65 and 70. >>> itself man accused of killing washington redskins safety sean taylor says he never stepped foot in taylor's hope. eric rivera testified yesterday in miami and denies being the triggerman as well. prosecutors say it was rivera who fired the fatal shot in 2007 when he and four friends broke into taylor's florida home. closing arguments are expected to begin today. >>> michael skakel's attorney has filed documents to have his client released on bail. the 53-year-old has spent more than a decade in prison accused of the 1975 murder of martha moxley. last week a judge ordered skakel's conviction to be set aside saying

us at >> next sunday watch part two of our conversation with josh boll on the. >> start off by giving us what you saw with the press, the media and that world. how did you view them? . usually with some hoss tilt it's the natural state of affairs between the white house and the press corp because that's just the nature of what the press needs to do. they need to try to catch the white house out on whatever is going on. >> more with josh next sunday .ight at 8:00 on c-span's q&a ming up next david cameron addressing the conservative party. talking about the global economy. then another chance to see q&a with josh bolten. >> we need some fundamental overhall of how this government works. i mean we vote on tuesday because sunday is church day and monday is market day and you ride your horse and buggy into town to vote on tuesday. that is ludicrous. we have 430 steets in the house of representatives basically because that's how many seats fit in the building despite the average size of the districts has quad druppled over the last 40 years. the government is due for a cra matic overhall.

. >> okay, bolling, let's get your take. >> i agree we should be spying on other people, foreigner, not americans. the nsa says obama didn't know about this. we're supposed to believe he didn't know about the nsa until he heard -- the spying on merkel until he heard about it on the news? fast and furious, journalists being subpoenaed, consulate, irs -- >> no, he's being all inclusive -- >> so here's the point -- but, on the other hand, if they've data mined billions upon billions of phone calls, so anything good that happens, president obama takes credit for. anything that's bad that happens, he says, i didn't know about it, no one told me about it. that is the definition of not incompetence but lack of -- what's the word i'm looking for? >> less memory than a floppy disc. >> why you say -- >> -- like the french today, like obsessive -- >> i've never liked the french -- that aside, germany, particularly france, of all the countries in the world that have nothing to complain about. >> thought you were more obsessed with the chinese. you switched gears. i was watching fox news and i was g

the chief sem boll of communist party power in lockdown. jeep charged into throngs of tourists and caught fire. the driver and two passengers killed. at least tourists killed and dozens injured. apparent lay, this car drove out from this road down this way, crashed through a barricade outside the entrance to the forbidden city, opposite tiananmen square. this area is probably one of the most sensitive in china. and right now, if i look, you can see there are no tourists here in this area. normally, it's absolutely jam-packed. >> that's pretty amazing just to see it >>> russian president vladimir putin promises gay athletes and visitors will not face discrimination at the olympics in sochi. with the olympics just 100 days away, is sochi safe? this is a crucial question and is it ready for all the crowds? phil black is out front. >> reporter: from a distance, this olympic path looks close to ready, shining new sports images, being tested. but look closely, there is still so much to do. top of the list, finish the stadium. it is not hosting th

"the washington post" has said, compared to john maddon, or vince lombardi winning 13 super bolles during their careers, of course that really didn't happen but you get the point. ferguson's extraordinary success has seen his influence extent way i -- way beyond soccer game he loves so much. former british prime minister tony blair roms calling him for advice on his cabinet and they have called him britain'srrel f jobs. here's his speech. >> in the his tray of this club has won five fa cups, four league cups, a european winner's cup, one european super cup. two champion league titles, a world cup and 13 primary league titles. >> it doesn't mean the end of my life with these clubs. i'll be there to enjoy watching them while suffer with them. but if you think about those last minute goals that come back, even to defeat -- unbelievable for all of us. thank you for that. [applause] and also, i would like to remind you that the club stood by me. all my staff stood by me, the players stood by me. steve job knows to stand by their new manager. >> rose: i should say that's a new manager that you

. >> you missed it when bolling said that. >> i have been on ma american ti leave.d the ocean? >> are they trying to inflict pain or is it just the government getting it wrong? a little bit of both. they showed up at mount vernon which they didn't know was privately funded. they brought in sandbags to shut it down. turns out, can't shut it down. >> humiliatinhumiliating. >> all you conservatives, there's one answer. if boehner had the guts to bring the c.r. to vote on monday or tomorrow, fine. then you have pain inflicted. >> what do you make of ram emmanuel never let a crisis go to waste? >> republicdemocrats are up 15 . that's no waste. the republicans don't understand it. they want to continue to go because -- >> bob, the republicans have passed bills to take care of all the pain. >> we have seen that strategy before. >> democrats want the pain to happen. >> they are losing in the polls. the latest poll shows the gop is hurting more than the democrats and president obama are when it comes to the issue. they are blaming the republicans. so what's the end game? doe

three years ago we were talking about the simpleson bolls approach would be you would cut the growthtlements in exchange for tax increases. now the argument has shifted radically in the republicans favor because of sequester. now it appears we will lighten on the sequester given billions to be spent now. jim hencerly, wonderful congressman from dallas, head of the financial services committee says republicans today without either the white house or the senate have been more successful because of the sequester in bending the cost curve of government than republicans were when bush was president and for four and a half years they had all three focuses of power. >> that's not out of the cards because if they go to the conference committee, if they finally pass through a funding bill that gets them to december 15th, they have the house budget confer rees come together. democrats would like to end the sequester. republicans have other ideas about entitlements and tax reform and other things. rich, that's their i guess end game. >> yeah. george has made this point repeatedly and he's been