come on, bolling, i have to know was's in there. if only there was some way to contact bolling directly and find out. >> here it, is, president obama, last week, i offered you, make the phone call. reach out and touch me, sir, here it is, there is my phone number where is t there it is. >> is that your real number. >> only president obama call now. i don't want anyone else to call. >> i hope he calls. i'm not kidding. >> stephen: what a brilliant plan to get a phone call from the president. you know o i want obama to call me too. look, sir, president obama, i've got a plan tow eliminate the debt. and i've got a plan to invade and defeat iran in three days. and i've got-- i've got-- these are the results of some blood tests. and this is some poetry from college. and this, this, this is my plan to organize my manila envelopes. so call me, mr. president. and all this could be yours. but in the meantime i have to know what bolling's plan is. but he said only the president could call. now of course he didn't specify president of what. i

eric bolling turns 49.rick his first arp card, in less than 365 days. early dinners at 4:00. go to hotels cheap. it will be great. i got a lot of your friends on wall street who are contacting me. about me beating you up. i want to read it to you. this is something i wrote. back up so i can get heading right. there you do. birthday call for eric. eric bolling's birthday is here and we 1%ers send you a cheer. your hair may be thinner we thank you for giving back the stick. the hatred of obama is music to our ears and coming down on occupy makes us cheer. happy birthday, cuss, consider going in the tank every day for us. i got one present for you. >> eric: blow this out? >> bob: yes. very good. >> eric: i made a wish. >> bob: this is a present for eric from the commander-in-chief and his wife. there you go. >> bob: financial and moral support, love from michelle and barack obama. >> eric: it looks like dana's handwriting. >> dana: what? that's illegal! >> bob: i understand you are a pices; is that right? >> e

i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. oh, yeah. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: the supreme court wrapped up day one that pits the white house against 26 states and argues the president's 2010 healthcare law is unconstitutional. today's argument focus on whether a law passed in the 1800s bars the court from considering this case before 2014. now rarely do we get a chance to hear what goes inside the court. but listen to what happened today. >> the purpose of this lawsuit is to challenge a requirement, a federal requirement to buy health insurance. that requirement itself is not a tax. and for that reason alone, we think the injunction act doesn't apply. >> kimberly: for our expert all things supreme, i'm greg gutfeld. >> greg: i was already falling asleep. >> kimberly: terrible. >> greg: boring. no wonder. they only spend two hours a day on probably one of the most important cases we'll come up with. that's six hours over three days. i spend that much time exfoliating my teeth. if you want

it's about doing the job. >> kimberly: bolling, weigh in?end. clayton morris, weekend anchor at fox and friends is a technology vet. today is christmas, memorial day, father's day, easter and wrapped to one because he got to go san francisco. he was there when the new flight tag came out. listen to clay top this morning. >> apple expected to unveil the new ipad. the ipad h.d. we're expecting to see great new hardware from the company. >>c:

it's about doing the job. >> kimberly: bolling, weigh in?end. clayton morris, weekend anchor at fox and friends is a technology vet. today is christmas, memorial day, father's day, easter and wrapped to one because he got to go san francisco. he was there when the new flight tag came out. listen to clay top this morning. >> apple expected to unveil the new ipad. the ipad h.d. we're expecting to see great new hardware from the company. >> eric: a happy moment. >> juan: we're all on this last night, including perino when we see this behind rick santorum. look at this young man. he can't take it. he is yawning, stretching. he is tired.

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drunken driving and reckless homicide killed and 13 year-old trenton booker jury also found richard bollingeaving the scene of accident prosecutor suggesting received preferential treatment from police may 2009 holding off on a field sobriety tests given a field sobriety test for hours later blood alcohol level was below the legal limit by that >> not the end of the world and able to to be successful in 42 years on earth will not go away batt but the fact neither side was pleased indication the judge straight down the middle not basing his ruling on the motion but instead on the ball at the implications of the crime bamut judge said that's unfair showed creativity looking at both sides >> middle where did her family has one and both lost lives >> chicago newsman john madigan covers various trials great career in chicago died in florida political director known for signing off reports w/drawn out s "wbbm newsradio sssseventyeight." john madigan began a career 1930's as copyboy it first host face the nation fought in world war two 94 years old his daughter actor amy madigan had sought and bou

so i'm going to use my option of phoning a friend. 1-800-bolling, please. tell me what that scramble is? what is that? >> think of a shrink. think of ablow. >> last four letters give it away. >> psychiatrist. >> thank you, eric. 50% of all my earnings. >> you got it. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. >> thanks so much for joining us. bye!

but to say the whole left, you are starting to sound like bolling.on't want you to sound like him. >> greg: america discriminates against new hampshire. thanks for the phone number, that helps -- it's handsomists. the amazing struggles, the challenges i face. >> bob: fairness, unfairest in, in the last six or seven months. this is the center of it. this is not surprising this shows up in a poll now. >> dana: maybe you could look at it another way. president obama's message penetrated. it's unfair, it's not fair. we could do a montage of how many times they said we're not paying their fair share. i think it might take a victory lap about the poll. that's what they wanted. >> greg: it's hypocrisy. some on the left, not all, bob, but they talk about how important education is. when they get out of college and they get in the workforce, they deny they were educated in. so many of the people majored in anti-americanism. they have gone to college and been told that america is bad. then they deny it in the real world. >> kimberly: when did this happen? i do

i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, tamara holden, for bob, dana perino and greg gutfeld, it's 67-degrees at 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> eric: some seriously bad news for the president today. take a peek at the left-leaning "washington post," front page. left column. look there. gasoline prices rising, president obama's approval rating plummeting. record gasoline prices and 14 million americans out of work. the economy is still president obama's achilles. but hey, why let the facts get in the way of a good liberal spin job? former white house press secretary robert gibbs on cbs yesterday. >> the biggest issue are going to be economic issues. i think you saw a good economic jobs report on friday. we took another important step in a long road to recovery. we've got a long ways to go. we're going to have a choice in this election by whether we'll continue positive job growth or go back to the policies of cutting taxes for the wealthy. and ignoring the middle class. >> eric: are you sure you want to make the economy your focus? look at the summary of that poll

eric bolling, our resident volt expert and cit lick respond.'t forget you can e-mail us at thefive@foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: we own this story. friday, g.m. shut down production of the chevy volt. 72 hours after the campaigner-in-chief said this. >> i got to get inside a brand new chevy volt right off the line. it's nice. it bet it drives really good. five years from now when i'm not president anymore, i'll buy one and drive it myself. >> eric: he said five years. all right. just a month ago, general motors walked in my office on 12 to talk about my harsh tone toward green energy; specifically, their new chevy volt. i immediately offered to test drive the car for a week and make an honest assessment. that is me in the car right there. range on a full charge was a mere 26 miles for me. and two days in a row, i ran out of charge inside the lincoln tunnel. there it is. right there. i captured that on my cell phone. now i'll take a look at the ad g.m. is running. >> this isn't just the car we wanted to build. it's the car america had to build.

bolle ganar las elecciones del 11 marzo. >> reportero: el partido de gobierno intentar recuperar la alcaldíaesarrollo de nuestra capital. >> reportero: además de los 282 gobiernos locales los salvadoreños se alejarán a los 80 cuatro diputados de la asamblea legislativa, esta será la primera vez que los rostros de los candidatos aparecerán en las papeletas de votación. en un intento por garantizar la trasparencia de las elecciones las autoridades han adoptado una serie de medidas como prohibir a los votantes el uso de teléfonos y cámaras al momento de votar. >> hay presunciones de que hay personas que han levantado evidencia con la cámara de celular para comprobar a quien presuntamente le ha comprado el voto de que voto por esa preferencia política. >> la correlación de fuerzas de acuerdo a las elecciones definirá las opciones para la gobernabilidad que tendrá el gobierno del presidente mauricio funes. la autoridad electoral estima que antes de la medianoche del domingo se sabrán los resultados. este mismo resultado se difundirán las primeras horas del lunes. >> sulema: usted puede encontrar

eric bolling, our resident volt expert and cit lick respond.'t forget you can e-mail us at thefive@foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] this is lawn ranger -- eden prairie, minnesota. in here, the landscaping business grows with snow. to keep big winter job on track, at&t provided a mobile solution that lets everyone from field workers to accounting, initiate, bill, and track work in real time. you can't live under a dome in minnesota, that's why there's guys like me. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: we own this story. friday, g.m. shut down production of the chevy volt. 72 hours after the campaigner-in-chief said this. >> i got to get inside a brand new chevy volt right off the line. it's nice. it bet it drives really good. five years from now when i'm not president anymore, i'll buy one and drive it myself. >> eric: he said five years. all right. just a month ago, general motors walked in my office on 12 to talk about my harsh tone toward green energy; specifically,

. >> eric: i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, dana perino and andrea tantaros. it's one, two, three, four and 5:0:00 on soup you are tuesday. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ ladies and gentlemen, president obama and his allies in the press trying to pull a fast one on you. you heard all about the so-called contraception controversy. well, there is no such thing. tonight we will connect the dots for you. listen carefully to the question from president obama press conference today and i'll explain. >> house democrats said republicans in a similar issue are engaged in a war on women. some top republicans say it's more like democrats are engaged in a war for the vote. >> eric: it's neither. this whole situation is really about president obama entitlement society and the war on freedom of religious in the united states of america. his vote soldier, sandra fluke, a contraception activist is at the center of the storm. bill o'reilly and bernie goldwyn discussed this last night. >> she is smart enough to get in georgetown law. she is smart enough to get in that school and a bun

and the co-host of the five, the 1 and only, eric bolling. deal with beckle five days a week. >> five day, sean. >> sean: the show's awesome. breakout hit in cable. >> we fight a lot. but like brothers. but when we walk outside and you pick a fight with your brother, you got his back. >> sean: i just had dinner with him. he had me in tears. he tells great stories. nancy pelosi, panel of students. college students are going broke. the reason they are going broke is because contraception is so expensive. so it's up to you, the taxpayer, not having the sex, to pay for the college students' contraception, which the student is costing $3,000 a year. roll the tape. >> without insurance, contraception can cost a woman over $3,000 throughout law school. that's practically an entire summer's salary. 40% of the female students at georgetown law reported to us that they struggled financially, as a result of this policy. >> it cost a woman over $3,000 -- what? >> they ought to be here to make sure that people can get affordable contraception. >> when was

starting with nigel boll who was educated at georgetown university and oxford university, he's taught at the university of edinburgh and oxford where he's been a lexurer since 1988, his books include "the white house and capitol hill," "nixon's business authority and power in presidential politics" which won the richard e.nustead prize in 26. his current project which we're looking forward to is "the politics of money, president's congress and the federal reserve board 1945-1988" and he's currently the director of the american institute at oxford. we're also pleased to have karen holt. karen m. holt, she's professor of political science at virginia polytechnic institute. she's the author of "agency, merger and bureaucratic redesign" and is the co-author of "empowering the white house, governance under nixon, ford and carter, governing the white house from hoover to lbj and governing public organization." she's co-authored essays on the white house council and staff and secretaries and the white house transition project from 2000 to 2008. she's the past president of the american politi

state senate vote along party lines to a 20-20 stalemate and republican lieutenant governor bill bollingallowed to vote to break the tie. now lawmakers must agree on a version by july 1st or virginia could face a partial government shutdown. options to get a deal include a new proposal from the governor or perhaps a special legislative session. >>> top honors for a local soldier tonight. he is one of 78 service members being monerred at a white house dinner. thomas james -- honored at a white house dinner. thomas james introduces to us captain yolanda lee. >> over the main supply route or convoy was hit. >> reporter: d.c. native captain yolanda lee accounts her most horrific day in iraq, losing a member of her platoon. >> we had so many engagements where they've left a mark in each of our lives. >> reporter: during that ordeal lee's platoon captured several iraqis earning every member a bronze star medal. the white house invited captain lee to represent the district at tonight's dinner with the president and first lady. >> my mom actually cried. >> reporter: lee invited her mother as her

eric bolling co-host of the "the five" on the fox and from fox business network.emember thinking at the time when i saw that, you know, it sounds like a form of propaganda. oversight committee actually brought them up seven times during the health care reform on issues of propaganda. >> that happens to be the unique, maybe the outlyer. a lot of people were outraged by that because that was partisan. it was, in the times when president obama wanted to pass health care just after he passed it, it was kind of a victory lap. people said hey, stop rubbing in faces of people who are against obamacare. that was a little bit of an outlyer. the $945 million you put up there really encompasses all the federal agencies. the department of homeland security. department of defense, they all are advertising. i'm looking at this thing, doesn't look like a bad thing. sounds like a lot of money. look about things they advertise, see something, say something, buckle up, don't drink and drive. a lot of public announcements are good. martha: they serve the public. >> we should be payi

he will challenge current lieutenant governor bill bolling for the gop nomination. >>> still to come tonight, some dramatic video released of a u.s. military helicopter crash-landing. >>> seriously. the class at a virginia store that has some women on the wait list for months. >>> we'll tell you about a >>> this video shows the moments before a u.s. army helicopter went down in afghanistan. it happened last month at a u.s. outpost near the pakistani border. the chopper can be seen flying very low before bouncing off the ground and spinning around. it narrowly missed several people standing nearby. nobody inside the chopper or on the ground was injured. the army's investigating how it all happened. >>> well, tide has become the gold standard for thieves. and tonight a barbershop is busted in prince george's county. today detectives raided nouveau hair on new hampshire avenue in chillum, maryland. they found stolen tide detergent along with dozens of bottles of dove beauty wash and other stolen goods. police arrested four men at the shop, charging them with theft, and more arrests are

women are elusive and complex creatures, as you well know, eric bolling.ss than 100 years and now they're one of the most important votes that you can try to get. i would say if you had 100 women in the room, just picked them at random, 40% would say i'm definitely voting for obama. 40% would say i'm definitely not voting for obama. i don't care who it is and there's that 20% of women that both parties are going to have to try to reach out to. and i think economic security, the future of the country, the amount of debt that we're carrying and take home pay for moms, whether you're a single mom or married, you start looking -- you go to app, my salary.com and put in your salary and it calculates for you how much taxes you'll have to pay federal, state and local and you start realizing, wait a second, where's my future? and then the third part is the bigger picture of what kind of country is this going to be and are my kids going to be able to compete? >> before we run out of time, let's talk about the d.o.j. investigating the nypd. where are we on that? wha

richard bolling was speeding when he had trending booker on his bicycle at 81st and ashland back in may 2009 he didn't stop to help the young man in addition to his sentence the officers order to tell his story to recruits at the police academy after he leaves prison >>a man sentenced to prison for 70 years is now free man 30 year-old jonathan moore was convicted 2002 for shooting shawn miller to death in our but last year and i witness came forward and said that jonathan more was not the shooter police arrested another man with a gun match in the bullets that killed shawn miller a judge cleared his conviction yesterday the fatal shooting is now an ongoing investigation lionfish the republican race is not over yet but mitt romney took a big step forward winning six of 10 contests yesterday including the ohio primary it was a good night for met from may but not a knockout >>tomorrow we wake up and start again ... >>he won a slim victory in the important battleground state of ohio. rick santorum had a double-digit lead in those polls there >>the fact that he close the gap in a few weeks a