eric bolling senior or eric bolling -- >> eric: what is important about the study not whether the kidsthe parents. parents are polled are your kids better off than you are? it's a statement about how they feel about themselves right now. people are struggling right now. they feel terrible and the economy is bad. they will be better off. >> bob: we are not trying to -- the perception is. there hasn't been a good economy since ronald reagan. >> andrea: that is such crap. >> bob: i'm trying to think where it is. >> andrea: on that note, dana perino. for you maybe. for the young people of america. coming up, 19 is a magic number for olympic swimmer michael phelps. did he break the record? he had a chance to today. we know the answer. back in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bob: well, today, swimmer michael phelps has the chance become the most decorated olympian of all time. with 19 medals. we know the answer. should we tell you? i have been thinking about this, the producers tell me not to, which is a big mistake when they tell me not to do something. i'm not going to tell you and ruin it for you. t

i'm dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling, and -- >> greg: greg gutfeld. >> dana: it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> dana: yesterday was quite a day for america. the u.s. women's gymnastics team took the gold for the first time in 16 years and the competition didn't come close. the swimmers taking team gold themselves. among them was michael phelps who became the most decorated olympian of all time. get to the amazing accomplishments in moments. but first, i got home and i was walking the olympics and up popped a political ad. both sides taking shots at each other. take a look. >> president obama first term economically, $800 million stimulus. >> to create 3-4 million jobs. >> billions were spent in foreign countries. millions went to political insiders. millions more unaccounted for.

i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, andrea tantaros, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> eric: for two weeks every other year, america put ace side politics, forget about the climbing gas prices, the job report and focuses the attention on the men and women representing this fine country. the olympics, a breath of fresh air in tough times. a moment to just enjoy good old-fashioned american pride. proud we are, where scott parsons, kayaker who lives in a friend's basement to survive or any of the 17 military men and women representing like wrestler and army sergeant

i'm dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> dana: yesterday we show you an ad by a pro-obama group that linked romney to closure of a plant and death of a woman. take a look. >> when bain closed the plant i lost my healthcare, my family lost their healthcare. short time after that, my wife became ill. i don't know how long she was sick. i think maybe she didn't say anything because she knew we couldp afford the insurance. she passed away in 22 days. >> dana: that ad was repudiated across the board. who said on this level this stretches the bounds of common sense and decency. over the past 24 hours, obama spokes people have been asked about the ad and been consistent in their answers. take a listen. >> i have not seen the ad. i refer you to cam pape or the organization. >> we have as much to do with the priority ads, as we do with michael phelps winning gold medals last week. >> this is an add by the entity, not controlled by the campaign. >> you know we don't have anything

plus, eric bolling caught up with lynyrd skynyrd. >> they're great people. hard-working people.ve this country. that's what we're about. >> eric: yeah. okay. >> bob: stops by "the five" ahead. don't forget to buy private insurance. it will be great. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> andrea: welcome back to "the five." one local pastor in florida says if you can't get people to come to church, you got to bring church to them. so for one hour every sunday he and others bring their sermon to the flora bama bar. okay, bibles and beers? can you mix them? >> brian: i think you can. it's been done. they're the thomas eddieson of worshiping. i believe that they should be saluted, because realizing that worshiping is down, attendance is down, you go to the place where the people are and think where are the sandals. that's what the pastor wears. body of christ, grab a beer. you can get them there. people can also hit the collection plate in bars. you raise money, get the message and have a good time. >> andrea: people are more generous with their dough when sauced. >> bob: pretzels are the body and the beer is

she had a lot of fun playing bolling -- bowling.f you can remember what movement and where you had to do it, it is very fond -- very fun. bowling is one of the possibilities with the wii without having any adaptation, just having the remote and directing the person in the right spot. >> i have heard a couple of people have commented they cannot afford the wii. go to your local senior center. the broadband technology grant program has purchased about 40 systems to be distributed throughout the city. find out if your local senior center is part of that program and has a wii. i am going to be doing training with all of the senior center a activity directors in the next couple of weeks so that all of them will know how to supervise and manage and use the system. by this summer, there should be wii at a senior center near you. we urge you to try out this new activity. it is really fun to play golf, tennis, baseball, even boxing. challenge someone you do not belong with well at the senior center to a game of boxing, but do not actually pu

here is eric bolling. let's not confuse bad gas prices and a horrible economy. thing i like, i watch the little things about the athletes, the stuff they have come through. the one little girl in iowa who got her entire gym flooded out, and she couldn't practice, right? so the town came in to fix it up so he is could do it. wonderful stories. one story after another. they are all individual stories. anybody who works that hard to get there, some of them were only on for eight seconds. that's it. eight seconds. >> andrea: the weightlifting. you lift up and you say they trained for years and years, hours a day. for two or three seconds. >> eric: they sacrifice their whole lifetime, they don't get paid. they're amateurs. they don't get paid. >> andrea: like college athletes. the ncaa says the same thing. you have can't make money i'm not in agreement with what the olympic committee is doing. the kids work hard for sponsorship and they should get allowed to be paid while over there. by the way, congratulations to may-trainer and walsh, the women's volleyball team pl

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captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> eric: hello, i'm eric bolling, with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, dana perino, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in tampa, florida. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> eric: we're tracking two big stories down south. g.o.p. kicked off the convention and the five of rus happy to kick off our first road trip. tropical storm isaac is in the gulf. janice dean will join us in a minute with the latest. but first, romney time in tampa. the five of us will take a look at the five key players hitting the stage this week. first up, ann romney tomorrow around 10:00 p.m. she will make her debut to tens of millions of americans on opening night. yesterday, she sat down with chris wallace. >> i wish everyone could see him how i see him. as a mother, i have seen him have compassion, as he has been with me as a wife, raising the small children. how he valued my work as being more important than his. >> eric: dana, what do you think? what should he is do and staying away from? >> dana: a lot of anticipation. she was originally going to speech monday the networks wouldn't

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welcome, everyone, i am eric bolling here for neil cavuto. the dow soaring triple digits on the latest jobs numbers. is this something to cheer about? 163,000 jobs added, better than expected but not enough to bring the jobless rate down which rose from 8.2 percent to 8.3 percent. 150,000 americans giving up and leaving the world force. the jobless rate now is stuck above 8 percent for 42 state months. and my guest says no one should pop the champagne yet. 8.2 percent to 8.3 percent, that is what people will latch on to. why can't we get that number down? >>guest: well, with 162,000 jobs we are not growing fast enough to put the folks who are officially unemployed back do work and take care of those 150,000, and more, who have given up on working at all. the most troubling part of this report was the rise in unemployment and the fact we lost so many people in the labor force. the top line jobs number, pretty good, but, again, nothing to pop the champagne cork. for those who are working, we have flat hours of work and a decline in the weekly e

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welcome, everyone, i am eric bolling here for neil cavuto. the dow soaring triple digits on the latest jobs numbers. is this something to cheer about? 163,000 jobs added, better than expected but not enough to bring the jobless rate down which rose from 8.2 percent to 8.3 percent. 150,000 americans giving up and leaving the world force. the jobless rate now is stuck above 8 percent for 42 state months. and my guest says no one should pop the champagne yet. 8.2 percent to 8.3 percent, that is what people will latch on to. why can't we get that number down? >>guest: well, with 162,000 jobs we are not growing fast enough to put the folks who are officially unemployed back do work and take care of those 150,000, and more, who have given up on working at all. the most troubling part of this report was the rise in unemployment and the fact we lost so many people in the labor force. the top line jobs number, pretty good, but, again, nothing to pop the champagne cork. for those who are working, we have flat hours of work and a decline in the weekly e

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i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, andrea tantaros, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> eric: for two weeks every other year, america put ace side politics, forget about the climbing gas prices, the job report and focuses the attention on the men and women representing this fine country. the olympics, a breath of fresh air in tough times. a moment to just enjoy good old-fashioned american pride. proud we are, where scott parsons, kayaker who lives in a friend's basement to survive or any of the 17 military men and women representing like wrestler and army sergeant byers. we're proud. how about cancer survivors, swimmer eric shanto and beach volleyball. and swimmer missy franklin who represents a great american city living under a dark cloud right now. she comes from aurora, colorado. we're proud of these and the rest of the 500 plus americans representing red, white, blue. plenty of time for partisanship and spinning but for a few days, let's enjoy the great american heroes. what do you say? >> kimberly: i love this.

here is eric bolling. let's not confuse bad gas prices and a horrible economy.the little things about the athletes, the stuff they have come through. the one little girl in iowa who got her entire gym flooded out, and she couldn't practice, right? so the town came in to fix it up so he is could do it. wonderful stories. one story after

you hav -- he said bolling, you. move on.y will eventually get on board with romney. >> dana: have you had that? at a convention you had somebody else, not the democratic presidential candidate but someone stealing attention away? >> bob: jesse jackson in '48 stole a lot away. he got 15% of the delegates. we talk about the delegates, first of all, they are doing it in the afternoon. so everybody is sober. at least at my conventions i went to, nobody was sober when they called out the roll of states. this is, i am telling >> you is the last we'll see of this. there are interesting things here. it heard charles krauthammer talk about the rocky mountain west. that now becomes the n my mind as a much more important block of states than i thought before. >> dana: why? >> bob: because it mirrors, they say florida mirrors the country. rocky mountain southwest the new hispanic area of the country. the question is really whether the whites are going to vote as they do in the south. whites vote one way and blacks vote the other. i'm no

eric bolling, coming up straight ahead. ve been fortunate to win on golf's biggest stages.hen joint pain and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit, even the smallest things became difficult. i finally understood what serious joint pain is like. i talked to my rheumatologist and he prescribed enbrel. enbrel can help relieve pain, stiffness, and stop joint damage. because enbrel, etanercept, suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, and nervous system and blood disorders have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you've been to a region where certain fungal infections are common. don't start enbrel if you have an infection like the flu. tell your doctor if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failure, or if, whilen enbrel, you experice persistent fever, bruising, bleeding, or paleness. [ phil ] get back to the things that matter

here is eric bolling. let's not confuse bad gas prices and a horrible economy.i like, i watch the little things about the athletes, the stuff they have come through. the one little girl in iowa who got her entire gym flooded out, and she couldn't practice, right? so the town came in to fix it up so he is could do it. wonderful stories. one story

he knows the euro zone, it's eric bolling. america's shrinky-dink. it's dana perino.s 10% of 50. the show is packed tighter than baghdad bazaar, so let's do this america. you remember this guy lex, the guy with the mustache, who earned his nobel prize? the former polish president endorsed mitt for president. that has to hurt obama. what can you say when a man who helped defeat communism endorses your opponent? what can you say when a man who brought economic profession perty to people -- prosperity to people. if you're a palestinian authority you call him a racist. if you're ahmadinejad you agree with nancy pelosi that mitt meeting the jews was all about the cash. lex thinks mitt is it. palestinian authority and ahmadinejad don't. if you are a liberal, this split should make you question which side you should be on. when someone like lek endorses you for president that's like jeff gordon saying you are a great driver or eric bolling complimenting your tan. like dana perino calling you perky. if the eastern european father of free market believes in mitt that is big. y

this is boll von, right now a tropical storm, yesterday it made landfall in northern north korea as a strong typhoon. devastated the area, and it's now moving towards the northeast. right now, sustained winds are 82 kilometers per hour, still bringing windy conditions within this yellow circle. it's on a weakening track, but heavy rain will continue, as much as 100 millimeters is likely anywhere in the path of the storm. the korean peninsula is getting drier as bolaven pulls away from the region, but it's not out of the woods yet, because severe tropical storm tembin is approaching. tembin is now situated close to the sakishima islands. gusts over 100 kilometers per hour and waves up to 6 meters is likely clout this morning. it will move parallel to the east coast of china and then make landfall in south korea tomorrow as a severe tropical storm status. so things will remain quite critical across the korean peninsula for the next several days. down towards the south, a trough of low pressure and tembin are enhancing the monsoonal flow over the english channel peninsula, producing -- i

forward but it's doubtful if many professional footballers would be tricks like this with only the bolling's actual football with freestyle recommendation of skills to reaffirm the style and music which is judged by a jury and russia can compete with the world's best in the global sport with a twist. thank you there are different styles and techniques i'd see russia has very good to keep your offers in a more technical style under one of the leaders in the sport but sometimes our performers lack creativity. they must go stage of the russian championship was a crack at thirty five contenders vying for one place in the finals but with competition so high the organizers made it to places going to the bear who were head and shoulders above the rest their jaw dropping tricks keeping this big taters on their to some compare freestyle with a rhythmic gymnastics though we know me. says he is more like. are you ever said i mean you know i think it's more like figure skating oh yeah definitely i compared with figure skating i mean to become russian champion then world champion and then champion of the

simpson commission and voted no on boll/simpson, which is something everybody claims to be for now.>> romney, of course, will point out with the defense of medicare going that he initially supported the ryan plan but then modified it to allow seniors to stay in current medicare or make the choice that was part of the ryan model. but this debate is far from over. and they're going to have to deal with that. but i want to go back to luke russert's point because i think it is important. if you think about how ryan compliments romney, i think luke is exactly right. this is a natural campaigner. he's a very easy politician, paul ryan is. can he go out there and energize the republican crowd? yes, he can do that. can he do it in a working class section of the country, justlike joe biden is doing for president obama? yes, he can do that. he can also be a big fund-raiser because he can energize conservatives, especially with the fiscal message he's got, and can he take the fight to president obama? he can do that. so if you think about all those areas, including the convention where, paul r

lieutenant governor bill bolling, a great friend and i hope the next governor of this great state of virginia and one more person, george allen is around here some where. what a great leader. where is george? there he is right there standing above the crowd. governor, next senator george allen. you know today was a big day for me. sure was a big day for paul and for his family and i think it is a big day for america. we took a step forward in restoring the promise of america because i he have selected a person who is a leader as we look for people to help guide our country as i look for people to work with me if i get that chance i want someone who is a leader and leadership begins with character. character and vision. [ applause ] >> this is a man whose character was formed early. he was in high school when his dad suddenly passed away. and he matured quickly this a setting like that with a family that surrounded him and helped him and a community that helped him regain his footing. he began with interest in public service not because of personal ambition but because of his passion

also retreat to be with my right hand guy, our great lieutenant governor, lieutenant governor bill bolling. he has done a great job creating jobs in virginia but we have some headwinds in washington. it will be easier creating jobs in virginia if we have president mitt romney. [applause] i am delighted to be here with my wife, the first lady and my son, my daughters. how about that national anthem? did she do ok to [applause] i am so delighted to have our next president here today. his opponent has been here a little bit. it seems like every time he comes here, he makes news. he was here last week and he virginia, in't win will not be president again. i want you to help him keep that promise. [applause] a couple of months ago, he came to roanoke, va. anti said -- and he said you are successful in a business, you did not build that. somebody else made that have [and aboos] ladies and gentlemen, i think that shows why we need a new president. that statement does everything you need to know. it is a president that does not understand the free enterprise system and a great american jack -- dre