i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cashin' in." crew this week, wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig, katie and juan williams. australian chris lane was in oklahoma to have fun playing baseball at college. they gunned him down for fun. given the number of violent crime on the rise in the u.s., wayne, this is a credible, real threat to the economy. >> oh, yes, eric. for example, the ten most dangerous cities, poverty on the rise, unemployment on the rise. crime on the rise. when you have crime on the rise, you to do something in account of that. police tactic and things that the police have to do to bring the order back to it, has to increase. not at the sacrifice of the personal rights but it has to increase in some ways. juan on the show today said the other day, the civil rights people of this country, al sharpton and these people have to go to neighborhood and lead the neighborhood. say positive. not be negative all the time. juan, you did a great job on that. i saw that, terrific idea. that is what has to take place. >> eric: juan, go

i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cashin' in".e rogers, jonathan hoenig, bob beckel and star parker. welcome, everybody. first, the big cities and now the suburb. poverty papeful reality for one in five americans and that includes moms, dads and kids. in 1964, president johnson declared a national war on poverty. over the decade since, taxpayers funded a massive redistribution of wealth. in the year since that declared war, welfare spending is up 11,000%. spendi on food stamps ballooned. 32,000%. with trillions of tax dollars diverted to combat and post officeerty, one would think the post officeerty levels would fall. the opposite is handing. the american poverty exploded to 15.9%. the highest in nearly half a century. there is more. the dream of a suburban house with a white picket fence given way to fastest sector of the poverty. the sad but true reality the new face of poverty is next door. as spending on poverty goes up, the more it is spreading. jonathan, break it down. why are we spending so much more and post ficeerty cont

number one business block continues with eric bolling and "cashin' in." ♪ ♪ >> eric: it's the makerssus the takers this labor day weekend. as we kick back and enjoy the first of our waiver, some are feasting on government hand hand-out. >> awesome. >> taxpayers. >> so are all the hand-outs killing what made america great? good old fashioned hardwork? plus selling us out. government agencies making money off the private and the personal info. you won't believe what we found. and the opener of america's oldest brewery taking on big labor in a big way. and the reason job seekers on this holiday weekend. "cashin' in," working hard for you starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: hi, everyone, i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cashin' in." the crew this week, wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig, michelle field, ebony k. williams. welcome, everybody. as we celebrate labor day this weekend let's open up a debate about the current state of labor in america. >> work is quickly replaced with hand-out and freebies. the recent report found in 35 states, welfare pays more than the minimum wage. that alone is driving

. >>> hello, i'm kimberly guilfoyle, with bob beckel, dana perino, brian kilmeade, eric bolling. it is 5:00. this is "the five." the debate over racial profiling in america was reignited with the trayvon martin case and the uproar over stand your ground laws. now another law is coming under intense national scrutiny and that is stop and frisk. last week, a federal judge banned new york police department from using the crime fighting tool, saying it targets minorities, yesterday, trayvon martin's mother and the head of the naacp got in support of the ruling. >> i think you have to give not only civilian but you have to give the police officers the right direction. you can't yield people in authority the right to stop somebody because of the color of their skin. >> just because there are more murders in our community doesn't mean that you can treat all of us like we are guilty. >> and why commissioner ray kelly argues it is minorities in danger without stop and frisk. >> the losers in this, if this case is allowed to stand, are people that live in minority communities. 97% of the s

>> eye it, bolling. >> what did you call it?ay to me. >> i feel old. >> you do? >> yeah. came out before i was alive. >> gregory? >> fake estimate of what the white house would be -- 319 million bucks. >> i think somebody would buy that. >>> anthony martin, escape artist, parachuted safely to the ground in serena, illinois, he was handcuffed, he was in a locked coffin, thrown out 14,500 feet. he watched the box plummet to the ground. this is what he had to say. >> what? >> i'm glad no one was hurt, glad the box landed in an area where it didn't hit anything or damage anything, so ultimately i was more really worried about others than myself. >> all right. so he's thankful the box didn't land and hit anybody, hurt anyone. isn't this a crime? you're dropping a box from a plane? >> what the hell is this story about? >> i don't know. the dare devil is supposed to risk his life, shouldn't be risking the lives of others. >> isn't he in the box? >> yes, but he got out! i don't like dare devils. the box could have landed on people. risk

. >>> hello, eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, dana perino, and brian kilmeade. it is 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." as the summer races forward, so does the race debate in america. stand your ground gave way to stop and frisk, now "the butler" hottest movie of the summer has a director that says america is more racist since president obama took office than before. more on that in a moment. first, we know the zimmerman trial ended weeks ago. i was stunned when i saw a brand new political attack ad which reenac reenacts the night trayvon martin crossed paths with george zimmerman. it is dramatic, provocative, is it fair. before we show the ad, we must warn you it is dramatic. beware if you have kids, especially younger kids watching. >> are you following him? >> yeah. >> okay, we don't need you to do that. >> okay. all right, sir, what is your name? >> george. >> he is yelling help? >> yes. there's gunshots. get down! >> who is saying they shot who. >> a guy is raising his hands up, saying he shot the person. >> kg, this group called coalition to stop

"cashin' in," watching out for you right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'mer reck bolling. cashing in crew wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig, mielle field and emily tisch. welcome, everybody. you heard him say he wants a robin hood tax on investment transactions. jonathan, there is no spending problem, it's all about taxing. >> yeah. we need to -- this is like willie sutton theory of government. go where the money is. money is in trade. trade is wealth creation. i helps civil people interact through trade, not through force, which is what the representative ellison is advocating for. all trade is productive. high frequency trader or ma and pa ket with the etrade account. he is calling for a tax on trade,hich is a tax on production. it widens spreads and it makes it expensive to buy and sell stocks tborrow money and start a business. soy, one-tenth of 1% is a big amount of money especially with the fed manipulating interest rate to 0%. >> michelle, why is it alys let's raise your taxes and take more money from you? >> it's crazy. the wealth of the nation does not belong to gover

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maybe he was playing spades, cards upstairs. >> he was bowling. >> eric bolling.ext. if you have a few minutes, go online, check out "the new york times." rarely do i say that, but this is amazing, unease at the clinton foundation over finance and ambition. outlines questionable financial dealings, hundreds of millions of dollars at stake. cronyism. by the way, this clinton foundation may be the headquarters for hillary's 2016 presidential run. worth the time to read it. interesting read. >> also done remarkably good things. >> ran deficits. what were they spending the money on. >> got bill a lot of dates, that's for sure. >> for real. >> am i next? >> yes, bob. >> an old friend of mine, one of the country's greatest political reporters, jack germond died last night. he covered politics over 50 years. he wrote a column for the baltimore sun. i knew him very well. he was a great gambler. loved to bet the ponies, been at the track with him, he won a lot. jack, we're going to miss you, took no gruff from anybody, had a great sense of humor, i loved you. sleep well, p

and clint roddy of boll -- gliterati of bollywood showcase designs at fashion week. welcome back. you are watching "news week south asia." moving on now, a look at a soccer match up between two hostile neighbors who are trying to mend the fences on their borders. recently, a soccer match was laid between pakistan and afghanistan. here is a look. with the relationship between afghanistan and pakistan difficult, it took a soccer match in kabul to bring these south asian neighbors together, build as an indication of the countries' gradual return to normalcy after decades of war and violence. the 6000-seat stadium was filled up, and fans cheered at every pass, erupting in a frenzy when the game ended 3-02 afghanistan. the crowd represented a wide spectrum of society. >> the last time the pakistani national team played in afghanistan was in 1977. given the background of strain, sometimes violent relations, the game was every bit as significant, although it seemed to matter little to the crowd. they have a history of strained relations that sometimes lead to clashes and harsh accusation

. >> bolling? >> i think president obama is a fantastic speaker. he puts together a nice speech, delivers it perfectly. i find it kind of interesting on this day where president obama approaches the podium and speaks about martin luther king junior, martin luther king junior was a passivist, he was anti-war. so this overhang of syria over president obama right now, with the decision, maybe it is go time in syria on the steps where martin luther king 50 years ago spoke about a peaceful world, about chain reaction of evil, war is producing more wars, must be broken or we shall be plunged into the dark annihilation. he's caught between a rock and a hard place right now. >> tough place to be. >> i was going to go to miss tantaros. >> no question, the turning point for a very critical movement, the civil rights movement. dr. martin luther king had a niece, i wish she had spoken. i wish there was more representation from the other side of the political aisle, like his niece and hear different messages. john lewis, we'll take a look in the next block at w

i'm kimberly guilbyle along with bob beckel, eric bolling, greg gult held, and dana perino. it's 5:00 and this is "the five." moments ago president obama wrapped up his first solo news conference since april 30th. he touched on a number of topics, including the nsa, surveillance, privacy, snowden, putin, drone strike, obama karks republicans shutting down the government, benghazi, the next fed chair, immigration, and the olympics. here are some highlights. >> i wanted to ask you about your evolution on the surveillance issues. why should the public trust you on this issue? >> where we can prevent a terrorist attack, where we can get information ahead of time that we're able to carry out that critical task. >> is he a patriot? you just u words. >> no, i don't believe he's a patriot. >> do you believe al qaeda has been decimated? >> al qaeda is on its heals, has also been decimated and what else i said is they have me as the ta sized into regional groups that can pose significant dangers. >> september 11th will be the first anniversary of benghazi and you said on september 12t

not any of the things that bolling picked on? >> there would not be opportunity for blacks to get the unemployment they have, education they had, if not for voting rights. and what eric gave you, if you look at virtually any demographic group, they're doing worse in terms of economics in the last ten years. the question is -- >> that's not true. >> do you believe blacks in this country are worse off than they were when martin luther king gave that speech? the answer is no. >> one out of four african americans according to a new pew research poll believes they're worse, bob. that's coming from the black community. my question to you, bob woodson says days of immigrants have been input before the black community, congressional black caucus said the same, cornell west said the same. will you, bob beckel, say the same. >> i think in and of itself doesn't make sense as a statement. number one. number two, look, everybody has a constituents. gays have a constituency, they argue for legislation to protect themselves. what i don't need i

along with andrea tantaros, bob beckel, eric bolling, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> it's 11:00 p.m. in egypt where new clashes between the country's interim government and supporters of the old one have thrown the country into another wave of chaos. more than 600 egyptians have been killed within the last 24 hours. president obama made a statement on the deteriorating situation from martha's vineyard earlier today. >> the united states strongly condemns the steps that have been taken by egypt's interim government and security forces. our traditional cooperation cannot continue as usual when civilians are being killed in the streets and rights are being rolled back. as a result, this morning, we notified the egyptian government that we are canceling our biannual joint military exercise which was scheduled for next month. i want to be clear that america wants to be a partner in the egyptian people's pursuit of a better future, but our partnership must also advance the principles that we believe in. >> bob, that was

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

ericbollerric bolling continues with "cashin' in." >> do you remember who got on sarah palin for talkingath panels? now look who says she could be right all. howard dean and growing list of democrats? sarah palin is here with her reaction. and a lawmaker under fire for saying government doesn't have enough of your money. >> we're not broke. there is plenty of money. this is just the government doesn't have it. >> now he is pushing the robin hood tax to get more of your money. we're all over it. forget the government using phone records and e-mails to snoop. now they may be able to use your tv to watch your every move. "cashin' in," w

the number one business block continues with eric bolling and "cashin' in." >> eric: forget big citiesw poverty is becoming a big problem in american suburbs and it's happening as the number of big government hand-outs like food stamps explode. so is it a coincidence or the cause? plus, we're blowing the roof off the biggest nsa scandal yet. now we're learning the agency broke privacy rules. thousands of times per year. folks, this is going to blow your mind. and then -- >> this happy, happy, happy -- [ applause ] >> eric: he should be happy. he just won the lotto. wait until you hear what a majority of americans say they would do if they won. this is going to shock you. "cashin' in" uncompromising, defenders of freedom and capitalism starts right now.

the number one business block continues with eric bolling and "cashin' in." ♪ ♪ >>> boycotting over an>> what is your emergency? >> eric: a college player gunned down by thugs in the u.s. allegedly. now australian officials are calling for a boycott of the u.s. with violent crime on the rise, will the economy take the fall? plus, just when you thought the nsa scandal couldn't get worse, now this. reports out the agency can snoop on three-quarters of all internet traffic. those being watched not just terror suspects. innocent miles per hours like you and me. then, a rare moment. hollywood heartthrobs making waves in a good

and san diego mayor boll filner a terrible person or an awful human being? a fair and balanced look in a moment. and you will not believe what new york city women are putting on their faces to make themselves look younger. seriously, you will not believe it. it's horrible. >> you don't know it's saturday, do you? >> no. is it saturday? >> did you go home? >> no. >> the game, hot potato is now called harris balkner potato, i'm here with her, she anchors saturday's and sundays, 7:00 p.m. eastern fox news kmanl and butterflies get tattooed of her on their ankles. yes, butterflies have ankles and they have tattoos, look at them before you crush them under your feet, it's author and columnist. and the post office forwards his mail to a run down toilet in a rest stop in new jersey, it's my side kick, bill schultz and if acting talent was a mo-ped, i would ride him while vacations in barcelona. sitting next to me. the great hat warrer. robert. >> a block. the lede, that's the first story. >> it's unnecessary. >> answer the question. >> i was the third one. >> shoul

number one business block continues with eric bolling and "cashin' in." ♪ ♪ >> eric: it's the makerstakers this labor day weekend. as we kick back and enjoy the first of our waiver, some are feasting on government hand hand-out. >> awesome. >> taxpayers. >> so are all the hand-outs killing what made america great? good old fashioned hardwork? plus selling us out. government agencies making money off the private and the personal info. you won't believe what we found. and the opener of america's oldest brewery taking on big labor in a big way. and the reason job seekers on this holida

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