>> dana: i do. does it show you wouldn't -- >> kimberly: absolutely not. >> kimberly: bolling is the last to leigh the building and first to enter. maybe he doesn't leave at all. >> screaming headlines on fox news.com. this is not a game. clearly frustrated. you must be good in chess. you two steps ahead of everybody, what you just diagnosed. i manual you're good. the president is also playing -- >> bob: can suck up. >> brian: i usually wait for the breaks. but i just do things that threw me a little bit. the president would not go to hawaii if the deal is not done. he has the deal. that the republicans will sign. >> dana: if they were able to go, the east wing said we are going to hawaii, you bet ber ready. get the back pack. i think there is so much planning that has to be done. if you take the white house and go to hawaii, it's not just four of them and the dog. the press and the secret service. that's why they make plans. >> airport one and another cargo -- >> dana: the reason they are farther a

>> dana: no.andrea: what was her name? >> bob: amy oh. , no, man. >> andrea: so cute! >> bob: my favorite gift was a banner 50 gun as a matter of fact. >> dana: isn't that interesting. >> bob: my sister, brother and i. what was i doing there? >> dana: looks like you are eating a cake. chicken wing contest. >> greg: where were you? >> bob: i grew up in connecticut. i was born in new york city and moved tobrook and up to connecticut when my father lost his tenure at queens college because he advocated for china for the u.n. in 1952. not a good career move. >> andrea: repaired the relationship with the u.s. and chinese. >> bob: i come from a long line of liberals. i did tem you this is the reason i always vote democratic. tell you that? tell you again. my father took me to a voting booth, civics lesson. he said if you pull down the democratic level, all good things happen to you. women, cars, money, jobs. what if i full republican lever? "you're going to die." if i get near republican i can't do it.

dana is starting. >> dana: good news for new jersey.as cut down today. it's an 80-foot tall, spruce. norway spruce, that ways ten tons. from flanders, new jersey. the lighting ceremony takes place tomorrow. no, november 13. that was a tree cutting. christmas lasts for eight weeks around here. good for new jersey. they should be proud for that. >> greg: you would applaud a murder of a tree. >> dana: i'm a monster. >> andrea: what if you don't want the tree to go to rockefeller center? you say beat it? >> bob: does the national christmas tree in the storm? day before the storm hit? >> dana: lighting is the 28th i'm told. >> eric: they put it there and take a few weeks to decorate it and light it in one night. big ceremony. you're up. >> andrea: this is very upsetting to me. kansas state board of education is thinking of getting rid of writing classes. no more cursive. so they can't learn to write a thank you note. they're so important. instead they focus on typing and say they're too busy, the students these days. they know how to type an

>> dana: whole thing?eric: congress will make no law respecting establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. it's groups like freedom from religion that are a problem. wisconsin-based group that finds different municipalities around the country and they make it their project. they go try to get on tv, make enough ridiculous noise so people pick it up and say hey, really, would this fall under the first amendment of the constitution? free speech, free religion, first amendment. back off freedom from religion. i can't stand that group. >> kimberly: we'll talk about the situations illustrating the point of what is going on across the country right now, when we watch it. continue to blame the right. but if you look at who is culpable, kansas. city of buehler, they will remove the cross from the city seal and the city properties because this group, freedom from religion foundation complained that it violates the establishment cause of the constitu

. >> dana: hello. i'm dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling, greg gutfeld. it's 5 verz in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> dana: so the fall-out continues from david petraeus' shocking resignation from the c.i.a. late last friday afternoon. there is new information and new questions about the timing of his departure. it came three days after the presidential election. but there were reports that the administration and others may have been aware of the allegations before then. joining to us short it out is bret baier, host of "special report." bret? >> hi. the big story today the multiple threads of this investigation of the resignation of c.i.a. director general david petraeus. fox news can confirm that attorney general eric holder was informed in late summer that the f.b.i. was investigating general petraeus at that time. however, we're told that holder was not given details during that period. source tells us that is consistent with long-standing bureau policy not

>> dana: nothing.ahead. >> bob: i want to make a point he leads in virtually every one of the swing states. early voting michigan prediction is obama will carry 291 electoral votes and possible that romney will carry the popular vote. >> dana: let's say that happens. my prediction is romney wins the same as karl. six months ago i predicted 40.4% in if -- 50.4% in overall total. but say you are right. what kind of second term does that set up for president obama? a decent piece in the "washington post" today by ed rogers talking about the five things that are really difficult for him to overcome having had a bad first four years. >> bob: you can say that about bush's first term when he came in behind by half a million votes. he did all right. i don't think it has that much impact. you have to win by the electoral college. you hear the republicans crying for days after that. if romney wins the popular vote. >> eric: your number is big. >> kimberly: how do you get to that map -- >> dana: one thing that ed

. ♪ >> dana: hello.'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: hard to believe, but it's november already. we are only five days away from the election we've been talking about for months and months. after taking the last couple of days off because of the storm, both campaigns are on the trail hitting key swing states with the closing arguments. the fox news election team is on the scene. carl cameron is governor romney in virginia. ed henry with president obama in vegas. campaign carl gives us an update first. >> reporter: hi, dana. this is the first bit of broadcast history for "the five." rolling live from richmond to virginia beach with the romney campaign. in the back of the bus with the rust of the reporters trailing around the republican nominee as we close in on the election day. mr. romney has been spending a tremendous amount of time in the last couple of days talking about his desire to be a bipart

>> greg: no. >> dana: you did.ou gave your phrase. >> greg: no. >> dana: please go. >> greg: forget it. >> dana: we have time. >> greg: i want to make a point, again, i want to go to the hurricane, the hurricane a lot of people on the left are using the hurricane to mock libertarian values. they believe somehow you cannot deal with this issue without big government. not just a straw man. it's wicker man. i can't put out four-alarm fire but i can make decisions about birth control and free speech. the debate is not about big government versus no government. it's bigger government versus smaller government. they should help the times of need. they should not help the government in times of need. it's always in need. >> bob: a number of politicians risen and fallen around the natural disasters is remarkable. they have impact on elections. >> greg: that is my point. >> dana: i am glad you showed up. coming up, prominent writer for the "washington post" now joining fox news and demanding answers about terrorist attack i

>> greg: no. >>>> dana: you did. you gave your phrasese. >> grereg: no. >> dana: please gogo. >> greg:g: forget it. >>>> dana: we have time. >> greg: i wt to make a point, agagain, i want to go to the hurricanene, the hurricane a lot of people onn the left are usinthe hurricane to mock libertarian values. they bieve somehow you cannot deal witith thi issue without big government. not j just atraw man. it's wicker man. i canan't put out four-alarmm fire but can make decisio about bibirth control and free speech ththe debate is not about big gogovernment versus no governrnment. 's bigger government versus smaller governme. theyey should help the people in times of need.d. they should n not help the government itimes of need. it's always in neeeed. >> bob: : a number of politicians risen and fallenn around the natatural disasters is rarkable. they have impac on electio. >> greg: that my point >> dana: i am glad you showed up. comingp, p prominent writerr for the "washingt post" now joing fox news andnd demanding aners a

>> dana: brick and mortar stores?i was thinking how much of that am i responsible for. yes, i went to a couple of stores. i was online friday, online last night. saturday. and today. >> brian: how do you get to the lines? >> kimberly: online. >> dana: you didn't go to the stores? >> kimberly: on friday. >> dana: you are a store person, right? you said you support them? >> brian: if i was going to shop, i wait for a week out before december. i have cleared all the clutter. i have to be focused. i cannot be thinking about christmas a month out. but i am, i'm for cyber monday but not if it will kill retail store. i'm pro-brick and mortar. i feel bad for person that has to sell waterford crystal and have a price with taxes on it. >> kimberly: i went to k-mart, too. >> brian: that is great. >> dana: but it isn't just -- cyber monday is a thing, if you are at work, supposedly you are not shopping online, right, bob? >> bob: right. >> dana: doing other things online. amazon, i talked to them yesterday. they hired 50,000 seas

>> dana: what about beyonce?ana: something about mitchs. >> kimberly: i thought it was fantastic. >> bob: me too. >> greg: he wasn't listening. >> bob: i was. i want to say after this all is said and done how right the polls were. hour wrong people who kept dutching on polls were. take a look at four on the money for the most part. abc, nbc and pew and the ppp poll. the only ones off were the ones we kept focusing on in this show. which was gallup and rasmusse rasmussen. but nonetheless, the state polls were accurate. i give great, great deal of credit to pollsters out there. you did a good job and hit it on the money. when people say you were off and got it wrong. >> eric: you forgot one. fox news was on it as well. they went with d-6 and d-7. everybody said really? >> kimberly: fox news. i'd like to correct you. we have covered all of the polls on this show. as we do. >> greg: many polls. >> dana: ask greg. >> kimberly: polli tabis. >> bob: say this to you. one more thing. ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: time now for one more

." >> dana: i'm dana perino with andrea tantaros, bob beckel, eric bolling, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> dana: we begin tonight with breaking news overseas. sixth straight day of fight in the middle east, israel continues to defend itself bombing new targets in the gaza strip. terrorists launched more than 1,000 rockets in to israel since last wednesday. president obama has been working with world leaders to diffuse the crisis. fox's david lee miller is live in southern israel with the latest on the conflict. david? >> reporter: at this hour, top ministry in israel are meeting behind closed doors to discuss a post-cease-fire agreement. as they continue to talk, the bloodshed continues. in the past if hours, israel continued to attack sites in gazsites ingaza. in total they targeted 1400 sites. among them, a stadium, a sports stadium where the israelis said hamas militants were launching rockets to israel. among the other targets, the media center where they say the militants were using communications facilities to get in touch with p

>> dana: if it's on the side you eat grass. >> bob: okay, fine. >> dana: it's true.t is a good point. >> bob: she has taken the medication. >> andrea: remember dinosaurs? t-rex were straight ahead and others were on the side of their head. >> greg: what is great about this show we operate on 30% of the information. and tell the rest. the eyes were here and that's why they only ate grass. good job. >> dana: or maybe the eyes -- it's actually true. >> andrea: i got it backwards it. yous here to see your enemy coming. >> bob: rex or the -- >> andrea: t-rex ate meet. bronatsaurus ate grass. we had all the other topics, just to let you know. just a reminder, if you want to see more fun, be sure on thursday to catch the thig show. special at 5:00 p.m. eastern. we'll be laughing just as much as we are now. >> bob: no, we won't. >> andrea: yes, we will. coming up, should people be allowed to stroll the street in the birthday suits in san francisco? bob, agrees, because he has done this. this woman happens to agree, too. >> i will do everything in my power to defeat the legis

. >> dana: hello. i'm dana perino with andrea tantaros, bob beckel, eric bolling, brian kilmeade. 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> dana: congress 35 days to reach a deal and prevent the economy going over the fiscal cliff. no mystery what the issues are that must be reed. the democrats know, republicans know and so does president obama. entitlements are pushing the country toward financial ruin. here is what the president said in 2010. >> the major driver of the long-term liabilities is medicare, medicaid and healthcare spending. nothing comes close. social security we could probably fix the same way tip o'neil and ronald reagan sat down together and we could figure something out. that is manageable. medicare and medicaid, massive problems down the road. that's where, that is what our children have to worry about. >> dana: here we are, two years later and still no plan. on the left in congress refusing to deal with that simple reality. vermont senator bernie sanders caucuses with the d

dana, too soon for that? >> dana: yes.hardest things to do is get a great call like that in the press office. we would love to have you on "saturday night live." you think maybe it's too soon? but it's a great opportunity and maybe the time passed. i think i would have turned them down a few more weeks. i thought he had a funny thing on friday. at an event he was asked about twinkies. he said that is a trick question. i'm not answering it. he could have left it at that. i don't want to be a fuddy duddy but i would have put it off a couple of weeks. >> greg: i imagine 600 sheep must have died to make the fleece. the gov said people who are angry at him didn't see it because they don't have power. it doesn't matter. i think we get it. he has a bit of an attention addiction. he got a taste of popularity. he thinks he can do this and now he can entertain. we get it. he likes bruce springstein. he got to meet bruce springstein. no reason to turn in to chris farley. >> dana: how is it different from the obama administration? all

jumped again. >> dana: the closing argument -- >> eric: very funny. >> dana: sorry.eric: they are telling us that cbs is announcing that the new york city marathon is officially -- >> dana: i was just going to say that. we're done. several developments on the libya terror attack. don't forget our special show on sunday. campaign race toward finish line. we'll be here. all five of us. hope you will be, too. bye. ♪ ♪ ♪ fare thee well ♪ farewell ♪ mr. gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah ♪ ♪ >> eric: welcome back to "the five." day 52 since the attack on our guys on benghazi. we covered it every day on this program. where has the liberal mainstream media been and how have they been covering the story? we'll get to them in a minute. but first, remember this? >> we will bring to justice, those who took them from us. >> eric: keep that sound bite in mind. today we learn secret e-mails sent to obama administration specifically the state department to suggest consulate in bengh

>> dana: i was. >> bob: i think you ought to have the opportunity to do everything you can. everybody should have that opportunity. where i have a problem with american exceptionalism is last night, some baby was born a crack addict mother in harlem. >> greg: you always bring that up. >> bob: but it's true. some white rich -- >> greg: it was his fault. the white guy impregnated the crack addict. >> bob: no but that baine doesn't have the same equal shot. >> dana: what country should crack baby be born in to have a better chance? >> bob: that is not the question. >> dana: that is the question. >> bob: this is the united states of america. you taught be able to have an equal shot. >> dana: where does a baby have a better chance? >> kimberly: bob. name one more country, one other country besides the united states that you have the student opportunities here? >> bob: norway. >> dana: lowest quality of life. >> kimberly: move there. >> bob: love it or leave it. i heard that before. >> greg: we heard your

>> dana: i don't.o far are fairly mild. >> andrea: all right. >> eric: wait a minute. wait a minute. it want a minute. it's okay to show obama? but a kid came in wearing mit shirt from the institute of technology and they made him leave? really? >> andrea: all right. one more thing, everybody. up next. ♪ ♪ where others fail, droid powers through. introducing the new droid razr maxx hd by motorola. now more than ever droid does. try running four.ning a restaurant is hard, fortunately we've got ink. it gives us 5x the rewards on our internet, phone charges and cable, plus at office supply stores. rewards we put right back into our business. this is the only thing we've ever wanted to do and ink helps us do it. make your mark with ink from chase. >> eric: time for one more thing. who will win and why? greg? >> greg: the election is like my house boy pierre all tied up until tomorrow. [ laughter ] >> eric: what happens with pierre tomorrow? >> greg: i don't want to ruin the surprise. >> dana: romney will w

. >> eric: dana? >> dana: when i first heard about it, i cried a little because i have known general petraeus for a long time and hitz wife holly. i'm sad for them. any relationship between two people is intensely personal. but when you are the c.i.a. director and you're the head of top secret clearance in america, this is not "homeland" the show. there are consequences for having extramarital affairs. so if you remember the u.s. secret service in columbia when they had that scandal about the prostitution, the big issue wasn't they were paying for sex but did they put the president in a vulnerable position. you would believe they could come up with a plot like this five days before the hearing. it does legitimately raise some eyebrows on the timing. >> eric: greg, my source always said that he was looking forward to testifying. i called the intelligence committee and they said he won't be. they will be sending michael morrell to testify. the chairman of the intelligence committee mike rogers is out of

but the fact is -- >> dana: capitalism? >> bob: i thought i was told nobody would interrupt. >> dana: sorry. >> bob: i was told nobody would interrupt. >> kimberly: call your lawyer. >> greg: give him his time. he is right. >> bob: the show started and it went like this. nobody interrupt when talking. i made a comment and i have two interruptions. okay. the last thing i'll say everybody particularly friends around this table should go back to school to understand what socialism means. oh, i see. excuse me. >> eric: i can't make nois noises? >> bob: i won't say anything else. >> greg: i want you to finish. you have tone dure my mow know logs. >> bob: endure you monologues? >> greg: you listen to me. >> bob: i have to listen to everybody. i think obama is a good president to get better and better and romney is somebody we know nothing about. dangerous. >> i'll respond to bob's comment. crack about the socialism. >> eric: i understand socialism. >> bob: you don't. >> eric: redistribution -- >> bob: you don't. >> eric: i'll coi

dana is going to kick it off.ca is so divided, nobody can get along. someone in animal kingdom showed they could. new show on pbs every weekend call "animal odd couples." watch isabelle talk about a baby deer and her great dane get along now. >> the thing that surprised me most is when they started to play. >> dana: bob, doesn't that give you great hope in the animal kingdom we can all get along? >> bob: yeah. sure. >> greg: this is disgusting. >> dana: this is great vide video. you would have put it on "red eye" if you found it first. >> greg: disgusting. >> dana: very cute. >> eric: andrea? >> andrea: in the middle of sandy and in the middle of the election, guess what the obama administration decided to do? they decided to get the public option in under the radar. and now, yes, the u.s. government is going to start sponsoring private helicoptehealth insurance. what does it mean? two multistate exchanges to be able to compete with the private insurance. so, they don't have to abide by any regulations. they can o

jumped again. >> dana: the closing argument -- >> eric: very funny. >> dana: sorry.eric: they are telling us that cbs is announcing that the new york city marathon is officially -- >> dana: i was just going to say that. we're done. several developments on the libya terror attack. don't forget our special show on sunday. campaign race toward finish line. we'll be here. all five of us. hope you will be, too. bye. ♪ ♪ ♪ chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. one is for a clean, wedomestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some risk, we're committed to safely and responsibly producing natural gas. it's not a dream. america's natural gas... putting us in control of our energy future, now. ♪ [ male announcer ] they are a glowing example of what it means to be the best. and at this special time of year,

>> dana: not necessarily.think i see in "washington post," headline, obama offers plan for cliff. plan to be in quotes. the thing that amazes me and the media lets it happen. for eight years or longer now. i had to defend how many times people said on the left, including president obama when he was running for president the first time, the bush tax cuts only help the rich. they were only for the rich. now all of a sudden we're supposed to believe that he understands that they are actually going to hurt the middle class and the lower income people? because president bush cut taxes for everybody. finally now, i guess, history will get it right. that is actually what happened. president obama was on the wrong side of it then. definitely headed -- leading the country in a bad direction now. he had every reason to try to figure out a way to help the republicans, help get them to a deal so everyone could not have this anxiety leading up to the fiscal cliff. he is exacerbated the anxiety with the ridiculous plan. mit