eric bolling doesn't like the clean car. he will at the time us why. >> whether obamacare can make a come back and stossel on why he likes to gamble. factor begins right now. >> power after the american ambassador to libya was assassinated that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. tired of hearing about benghazi. the left saying it's just a conspiracy against the president. but that is not true. christopher stephens three other americans in libya. very important. the reason. someone mislead the world about the terror attack. we still don't know why we were mislead ask the president about it. general carter ham, you know the general, security and africa. he testified on the day that the ambassador was murdered and the three other americans, all right, he told terrorist attack. shortly after general dise tell you, secretary panetta it was a terrorist attack. >> he told me there was an attack on our compound. >> he didn't use the wor terror? >> you know, in the heat of the moment, bill, what folks are focused o

i'm on team bolling.'t think bureaucrats should be playing investors and using our money, picking winners and losers. i thought the government was all about leveling the playing field. you're not leveling the playing field when you're picking businesses that are winners and allowing the other ones to lose. why are we investing money in a business that only provides cars to customers that are very, very wealthy? that doesn't seem very fair to me. >> all right. juan, we've spent, the american taxpayer spent over $150 billion on some of these programs, these green energy initiatives over the years, over the last six years, in fact. what do we have to show for you it? >> jobs, jobs, jobs, and anytime we can have -- >> solyndra. >> a leadership role in terms of innovation and research, we should as an american people go after it. we don't want to give that away to chooin ina or the germans or anyone else. how can you speak clearly and say we don't give subsidies to those oil companies. >> we shouldn't be. we s

eric bolling and i had a debate over the tesla car, the electric car.ts opec and putin i think it's a national security issue to get away from fossil fuels as much as we can it will help the folks, make their lives better. not dependent on high oil prices but i wanted to get your opinion on it. >> i agree with bowling, i don't want to get bolinized on this. i don't care if they pay it back or not. like i said i see now that i hope you don't get lapsed into that thing, billy where somebody says the tesla is not for me that you go to, what's the matter, do you what't have -- do you not want putin to be -- i think putin's a bad guy. and the next thing, what is it, is do you not want clean air? i want cleaner air. i'm just saying, it's not for me. because i think that when you have to burn coal to get electricity, to me, it's just my judgment, like you said, i'm not trying to get you angry and get bollenized here. >> no, no. i'm asking. >> but i prefer that we drill in our country, but i don't want to -- i'm not a putin fan and i'm not a dirty air fan. and

. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling, along with dana perino, bob beckle, and greg gutfeld, and andrea tantaros, and this is "the five "the five." are you ready for your blood to boil? we the taxpayer handed $178 million in bonuses to these thugs last year. that's outrageous enough. couldn't get any worse, right? wrong. a whopping 2.8 million of those dollars were handed over to irs employees cited for offenses like drug use, making violent threats, fraudulent unemployment benefits claims and misusing government credit cards and failing to pay their own taxes and it's not just a few bad apples. there are 2,800 employees who were disciplined in the very same year they received, quote, performance bonuses. you sent this around, didn't you? >> of course. my evening plans is i send everybody emails. one of things i love about this is the idea remember that book everything i needed to know i learned in kindergarten. back in school, if somebody throw a spit ball, the teacher said nobody is getting recess until the thrower raises their hand and you had to sit there and wait. i can understand a bonus s

i'm dana perino along with andrea tantaros, bob beckel, eric bolling, and jesse waters. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." this is a fox news alert. moments ago, president obama delivered a statement from the rose garden heralding his administration's latest figures on the affordable care act. >> last night, the first open enrollment period under this law came to an end. and despite several lost weeks out of the gates because of problems with the website, 7.1 million americans have now signed up for private insurance plans through these marketplaces. nobody remembers well those who stand in the way of america's progress or our peace. that's what the affordable care actru represents. we didn't make a hard sell. we didn't have billions of dollars of commercials like some critics did. but what we said was, look for yourself. >> despite claiming that they have met their enrollment target, the administration still has not said how many people have paid or how many were previously uninsured. either way, charles krauthammer wondering if this was all worth the p

>>> i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, and brian kilmeade. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >>> from president to picasso. there's a big new art exhibit open in dallas, texas, and it includes more than two dozen portraits of world leaders and the artist is none other than former president george w. bush. since leaving the office, he has put down his pen and picked up a paint brush. today, he unveiled a gallery full of paintings. one is a portrait of vladimir putin. mr. bush has interesting things to say about the relationship. >> vladimir putin, yeah, i met with him a lot during the presidency. i got to know him well. we had a good relationship throughout. it got more tense as time went on. vladimir is a person who, in many ways, views the u.s. as an enemy, and although he wouldn't say that, i felt that he viewed the world as either u.s. benefits and russia loses or vice versa. >> he also had an interesting story about his dog barney and comrade vlad. >> our dear dog barney who has a special spot in my heart. i introduced h

green car company that took fax payers green is trying to do something in china that may lead to bolling versus bill part two. >> this is who you're talking to right now. >> that's fine but the greater good has to come into play. up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we will up it yet again. >>> remember when i took on bill o'reilly? i said no private company should ever, ever get government money. but big bill begged to differ. >> apple borrowing money for the iphone. i don't remember somebody borrowing money for the walkman. i don't remember the innovative wonderful capitalist companies borrowing money. >> they paid the money back. >> if you have a good product, you don't need the government to help you out. >> that's true. but this is about cleaner air and hurting the villain. >> well, thi

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troops landed today and a show of force in the neighboring boll -- boltics, it was unclear in ukraine. >>> for more on the crisis in ukraine, and how the obama administration is responding, we turn to our chief white house correspondent chuck todd traveling with the president in malaysia and david gregory with "meet the press." chuck, starting with you, with regard to whether ukraine is overshadowing the president's trip in any way. >> well, it definitely is overshadowing the trip. it's a frustrated white house on many levels. number one, they are frustrated they can't get the european leaders to unite on something tougher against vladimir putin. they are frustrated this trip is getting overshadowed because they think they are accomplishing something here in asia and very frustrated with the press, as always, because they believe that somehow we're not telling that story. but clearly, the ukraine issue is dominating the president's down time. you know, he'll do a state dinner and got to go and make phone calls while he's in the middle of the night doing that and he's over here trying

i'm on team bolling.hould be playing investors and using our money, picking winners and losers. i thought the government was all about leveling the playing field. you're not leveling the playing field when you're picking businesses that are winners and allowing the other ones to lose. why are we investing money in a business that only provides cars to customers that are very, very wealthy? that doesn't seem very fair to me. >> all right. juan, we've spent, the american taxpayer spent over $150 billion on some of these programs, these green energy initiatives over the years, over the last six years, in fact. what do we have to show for you it? >> jobs, jobs, jobs, and anytime we can have -- >> solyndra. >> a leadership role in terms of innovation and research, we should as an american people go after it. we don't want to give that away to chooin ina or the germans or anyone else. how can you speak clearly and say we don't give subsidies to those oil companies. >> we shouldn't be. we shouldn't give subsidie

we should all celebrate like fox news host eric bolling. jim? >> it's an annual event.we open all the windows and turn up the heat or the air conditioning, whichever is the opposite of whatever the temperature is outside and i. spark up the 90,000 btu barbecue and cook some steaks. >> way to stick it to the greenies, eric! man, i'd hate to be the dumbass who has to pay this guy's utility bills. we'll be right back. ♪ we got a random red couch, don't ask me why. ♪ ♪ people eatin' favorites with a girl or a guy. ♪ ♪ we got a random red couch, pull up a seat. ♪ ♪ you don't want to be the one with nothing' to eat. ♪ ♪ we got a random red couch, flabbergast your friends. ♪ ♪ with a mcdonald's bag that never ends. ♪ ♪ mcchicken, mcdouble, beef and cheese galore. ♪ ♪ now that's the flavor of dollar menu and more, ♪ ♪ on a random red couch. what does that do? not sure, but it looks awesome. we heat the room to 110 degrees. huh? she's fine. on your right! what did you get? no clue, but it's jacked with protein. wow in a world filled with fads, it's nice to get back to basics. se

i'm eric bolling. we begin today with a headliner of this week's freedom summit. the one, the only, the donald. >> all right mr. trump, the freedom summit. we're having a little freedom summit of our own. to get america back on track, what do we need? what does donald trump think we need to do? >> leadership. it's simple. we don't have leadership. we don't have a good leader at the top. we're being scoffed at all over the world. look at putin. he is doing numbers like nobody has done in a long while and it's very sad. but what you need more than anything else is leadership. >> who would be the leader? president obama is going to leave. what's the right leadership? who is the right person? >> you're going to see. first of all you have the elections coming up which are going to be very interesting and november is going to be a very interesting month because i think the republicans really have a good chance at taking the senate. it's going to be interest. it's not going to be that easy but if they play obamacare and it's such a disaster, i think they'll win and win e

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bill, eric bolling was trying to tell you that markets should decide what technology gets advanced, notou or the government. round to bowling. not if you're interested in national security. the u.s. government funds research on many things in the interest of the public good. how about weapons that protect us? the atom bomb? getting away from opec and high energy prices is a top priority for america, thus the government in funding. robert bland. don't want to be rude, but boling did not make sense. he must have an ulterior motive. >> stossel doesn't gamble. he bets. gambling is when you cannot afford to lose. james carole. bill, having worked in public school for seven years, i can tell you that students ilg nor cell phone rules and create privacy issues for teachers and other students. please keep on the issue. i will. >> there once of a mystery confounding that had all the newscasts expounding, but bill stuck to the facts unlike some of the hacks and remains ratings astounding. >> very creative. signed copy of the last days of jesus on the way. good poem. tonight's tip of the day, apri

. >> a teenager today, haze never seen the mar boll roman. he has never seen a cigarette ad on t.v. our concern is the product and how it is being marketed happen has the potential to undue 30 years of progress, in reducing tobacco use among america's children. more than 200 countries are now selling them. >> with total sales expected to reach $3 billion this year. more than 3.5 they will outnumber in the next ten years. >> no one knows what the health effects are of puffing these things hours a day. the concern is if they become cool, it may spill over and regular tobacco cigarettes will become more cool in the future. >> the dream of a no come bus chan cigarette became a reality in the 80's. when it unveiled what it called the smockless prevail. >> r.j. reynolds tobacco coe company will debt market the new hi-tech cigarettes. >> the company spent $300 million developing the device, but users said it tasted like char coil, and it was abandoned in a year. eight smoker for 36 years and i saw an ad on line, and i got myself an ecigarette, and i started to do research, i saw an opportu

. >> it just bolls me over that it got close to $2 million. >> reporter: she says the whole characterthe neighborhood is changing. >> i would say two or three properties every couple of months come on the market and they sell basically over night. >> reporter: rigs says buyers are having a rough time of it. >> they're settling for something they don't quite like and they're paying a lot more than they feel like they have to. >> we have a little girl on the way. that was actually the catalyst for us to move. >> reporter: they found a house they liked only after making four offers. this house had 18 offers before it sold. >> we tried to cut down our line, write a personal letter about our family. but more money. more money. that's the key. >> reporter: the local economy is on the rebound and it's simply supply and demand. >> the inventory is extremely low. there's so many people who want to move here and so few people who want to leave. >> reporter: and buyers can only hope the market keeps going up to protect that pricey investment. abc7 news. >> and bay area apartment rents are reachi

i workup the nerve to put up with eric bolling. >> do you do that thing where you kick out?ee master. the thy master. >> that's what they call eric too. tonight's c block is sponsored by cashews. are your bumper stickers putting your family at risk? i hope so, i mean i hope not. either way i don't care. >>> for those who forgive have more years to live? i said do those. let's do that over again. do those who forgive have more years to live? in other shows they would stop, but i don't. i keep going. that's how it works. i worry about myself and my cell phone and getting home in time to have my chinese food. researchers say the key to a longer life is cut yourself some slack which i believe is a fashion term. the researchers found people who can forgive themselves deal with stress berry which translates into a longer and happier life. meanwhile those who lack self-compassion hold on to the stress that puts them at risk for cardiovascular disease or being paul mccurio. andrea. is this another one of the health studies that is pure crap or is there merit to it? >> i think our a

bill, eric bolling was trying to tell you that markets should decide what technology gets advanced, notround to bowling. not if you're interested in national security. the u.s. government funds research on many things in the interest of the public good. how about weapons that protect us? the atom bomb? getting away from opec and high energy prices is a top priority for america, thus the government in funding. robert bland. don't want to be rude, but boling did not make sense. he must have an ulterior motive. >> stossel doesn't gamble. he bets. gambling is when you cannot afford to lose. james carole. bill, having worked in public school for seven years, i can tell you that students ilg nor cell phone rules and create privacy issues for teachers and other students. please keep on the issue. i will. >> there once of a mystery confounding that had all the newscasts expounding, but bill stuck to the facts unlike some of the hacks and remains ratings astounding. >> very creative. signed copy of the last days of jesus on the way. good poem. tonight's tip of the day, april is national child ab

i'm dana perino along with andrea tantaros, bob beckel, eric bolling, and jesse waters.'s 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." this is a fox news alert. moments ago, president obama delivered a statement from the rose garden heralding his administration's latest figures on the affordable care act. >> last night, the first open enrollment period under this law came to an end. and despite several lost weeks out of the gates because of problems with the website, 7.1 million americans have now signed up for private insurance plans through these marketplaces. nobody remembers well those who stand in the way of america's

. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling, along with dana perino, bob beckle, and greg gutfeld, and andrea tantaros five "the five." are you ready for your blood to boil? we the taxpayer handed $178 million in bonuses to these thugs last year. that's outrageous enough. couldn't get any worse, right? wrong. a whopping 2.8 million of those dollars were handed over to irs employees cited for offenses like drug use, making violent threats, fraudulent unemployment benefits claims and

. >>> i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, and brian kilmeade. in new york city, and this is "the five." >>> from president to picasso. there's a big new art exhibit open in dallas, texas, and it includes more than two dozen portraits of world leaders and the artist is none other than former president george w. bush. since leaving the office, he has put down his pen and picked up a paint brush. today, he unveiled a gallery full of paintings. one is a portrait of vladimir putin. mr. bush has interesting things to say about the relationship. >> v

. >>> twin bolls have exploded at a bus station. dozens of people have been killed.et more on that. with me is from the bbc service. >> how worrying is it it's come this attack so close to abuja? >> first off it's a very overcrowded area. on a normal day thousands walk from there. it's the area where most workers in abuja live. it's massive to have an attack in the area. this is close to the seat of power. it's just a few kilometers, 10 to 15 away from the central business district in abuja. it's very worrying because at the moment from the pictures we have seen, received from the hausa and other social media, you can see dead bodies, so many devastating pictures. one of my colleagues visited the hospital where some of the casualties were taken. of course the hospital was filled up. makeshift beds were made within the entrance of the hospital. they cannot contain lots of people inside the hospital. >> hamar is said to be responsible. has anyone else been said? >> it has to take days before they release video before they say we carried out an attack. all fingers are s

according to the officials, as many as 7.5 million afghans, 16% of the 12 million eligible voters passed boll ots. taliban claimed they made thousands of attacks and killed dozens of voters. security says that was a gross exaggeration. most voters sensed a relief. a sense that a more peaceful, stable afghanistan might be on the horizon. >> for more i'm joined by an independent journalist who has written on central asia, incluting "the atlantic", and "rolling stone", and is going to receive a poke award for "the 18 killings." that's a great honour. thanks for being here. >> thank for having me. >> is this a victory for afghans and the american war effort. >> certainly it would be a positive development. it's too erty to say. in previous elections it took weeks to get the results in. the figure is coming from - it was announced the eve of the election day. they couldn't have a clear idea of how many voted. >> you were covering the elections, you were in the west of kaboom, what did you -- kabul, what did you see then. >> there's a growing divide rely live di secure and better development, and t

i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, and tom shillue. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >>> it's a deadline day for obamacare, just seven hours until the window closes for this year's open enrollment for president obama's signature health care law. in a fitting term, the healthcare.gov website crashed several times today for those trying to beat the cutoff. despite the technical glitches, the white house machine claimed more than 6 million americans have enrolled so far, and former obama senior adviser david plouffe claims the numbers are

some of the bolls were buried in bangkok. >> we are on this property now. >> this man grew up nearby. his house was burnt to the ground from the bombing. he was 11 years old. >> it was panic. worse during the day time. mostly at night they had to go - until it was all over. >> just two days after the scrap yard explosion, another bomb was discovered in a lake on the outskirts of the city. with a great deal of development in bangkok, there is frequent digging opening up the danger of more bombs being unearthed. >> translation: after the explosion happened local police at headquarters are were concerned about further incidents. they launched a program to educate citizens and construction companies about the dangers. the hope is with more aware of what the bomb looked like, there would be less explosions. keeping the pictures on history reels from world war ii. >> chile's president michelle bachelet promised to rebuild the port city of . she promised to relocate the people. >> this is the latest distraser facing chileans. a massive earthquake weeks ago was felt across the forth with deva

. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling, along with dana perino, bob beckle, and greg gutfeld, and andrea tantarosblood to boil? we the taxpayer handed $178 million in bonuses to these thugs last year. that's outrageous enough. couldn't get any worse, right? wrong. a whopping 2.8 million of those dollars were handed over to irs employees cited for offenses like drug use, making violent threats, fraudulent unemployment benefits claims and

eric bolling doesn't like the clean car. he will at the time us why. >> whether obamacare c