i'm laughing at eric. me just say -- >> eric: read the numbers, bob. >> bob: can i give you political intelligence here. both of the two recipients are from nevada. now that is surprising, because they're the big gambling supporters and they are his senator. the third one -- >> why you are talk put the numbers up. >> bob: the appropriations chairman. each one of these, head of the appropriation committee and the two senators from the home state. now that is a big surprise. >> eric: wow, bob. >> bob: he gives his money to those people. >> eric: look at the difference. $304,000, $184,000, $126,000 and it drops from there. >> bob: of course it does! you made the point harry reid -- >> eric: reid benefiting from -- >> greg: the real story here is obama was supposed to be different. it turns out he's not. he is just another grad student with anti-capitalist tendencies. now you are hearing it for democrats. one thing i'm interested about his wife is really pro-obama. this has to be a great dinner tonight at home

>> eric: no.fter the show. >> greg: round machine called the twitter. >> bob: you're making fun of me. >> andrea: if he doesn't want the endorsement, he can say whatever he wants but he can't have endorsement deals. >> dana: it's ridiculous because he is going to sue the company. >> andrea: he does not have a case. daps i don't think so. >> bob: one thick i'd like to say is restricted trade. >> eric: young kids not only watch the n.f.l. and watch the pittsburgh steelers and they buy the champion sporting goods, who is the brand he was signing for. listen, i'm signing with champion and say forget it. give us the money back. >> andrea: suing for $1 million. his lawyer says it's not about the money. it's about the principle. c'mon! >> bob: there is a certain principle in this. what did you endorse? victoria secret. >> eric: i signed with the pirates off clause, morality clause. daps i thought pitburg was the steelers -- >> dana: i thought pittsburgh was the steelers. >> eric: this is baseball. >> bob

>> eric: absolutely!: i want to see what is in the blood of the tea party people. the idea you would pick out a slice of society, the most unbelievable, i can't believe we are bringing this up as a topic. this is ridiculous. >> eric: can we just point out -- >> andrea: why should taxpayer money go to drug addicts? >> bob: why not? >> eric: they walk in and they get their unemployment check. they walk out and then they go cash it and buy drugs. maybe there is a little kid or a baby there who is starving. that is the problem. >> bob: and they get money from the united states and rip the rest of us off. >> eric: welfare recipients on welfare. >> bob: how about corporate welfare? >> monica: by the way, i don't know how many of you guys work for private sector company that makes you go to you are ryan test because they screen for drugs and won't hire you if you test positive. let's move on to the census bureau. put out a report, what qualifies as poor in this country? it's stunning. you're poor if you have cab

let me finish, eric. >> eric: you're saying we can't pay our bills.our bills. >> andrea: interest rate goes up so the debt we hold now is greater down the road. don't forget, too, we're securing a lot of israel's bonds. this will have a global impact. we lose our triple-a credit rating. i'm not sure anyone can tell us if we will ever get it back. >> juan: insurance companies, pension fund, all who rate risk as a key factor in buying bonds. they'll start to sell off. it has terrible economic consequences. >> greg: this smells like y2k. like nobody knew what would happen and the world would collapse. i don't know. experts on one side say one thing and experts -- i listen to my idol, bernie sanders the socialist who said don't worry about social security. we'll find the money. we will find the money for things that matter. things that don't matt her go away. i'll be happy. let's see what happens. i'm prepared to roll the doll. >> kimberly: that is a typical leprechaun approach. there is a pot of gold at the end. >> greg: are you nailing my height? >> kim

. ♪ ♪ >> eric: hello, everybody. 5:00 on the east coast. this is "the five." i'm eric bolling.ngside kimberly guilfoyle, bob becket, andrea tantaros and greg gutfeld. a lot to get to today, starting with political correctness, getting shoved down your kid's throats. guess what? you're paying for it. big stimulus bucks on diversity manuals, public schools in nebraska and wait until you hear what is in them. a new california law requiring schools to teach gay history. plus, get the chips ready and the beers on ice. it looks like we'll have a football season after all. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: did you hear? president obama says you're okay with them raising your taxes. >> this is not an issue of salesmanship to the american people. the american people are sold. >> eric: i don't ever recall saying go ahead and raise my taxes, mr. president. but obama is the one who says he is -- what did he say? add extra hundreds of thousands of dollars. raise his taxes. don't raise our taxes. >> bob: you and he are in the same income range. what he was talking about was the ameri

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>> eric: i do.d backfire on the gnaws organization. >> absolutely. >> eric: questioning the whole thing. >> i think they also will have the attendant p.r. with it, so to make it look like well, we are really going to find out what happens in the 30 days. whether she did it or. no they will find something to get away with it. you lose by underestimating the greed of the television not work. >> na do you believe there will be an interview and think it will change hands? >> no question in my mind. stay tuned for the book and movie. the movie might be harder unless they decide they will do the casey anthony story without her and tells the story of what really happened. that is that she probably murdered her own child. >> eric: he was acquitted but, of course, this is really about justice for little caylee. at the end of the day. what a tragic, sad case. thank you, as always. that does it for us on sunday morning. in the summer. i'm eric shawn. >> jamie: great to have you here. i'm jamie colby. more news

"the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: all right.ry sparkingout rage today from the liberal left. herman cain saying folks should have the right to stop a mosque being built in their town. listen to this. >> let's go back to the fundamental issue that the people are saying they are objecting to. they are objecting to the fact that islam is both a religion and a set of laws, shariah law. that is the difference between any one of our other traditional religions where it's just about religious purposes. the people in the community know best. i happen to side with the people in the community. >> eric: all right, guys. we all agree that muslims have a right to build mosques where they wish. but i agree with mr. cain, it isn't right to build a mosque where it's not wanted. bob becket is probably ready to stab me in the eye. but look, bob, we agree there is a constitutional right to build a mosque but when the community says this is disruptive, this will change the way our community lives and works and plays and prays, why not have the abil

eric cantor, that's right, eric cantor voted for it. eric cantor voted for a 90% income tax increase. he voted with dennis kucinich. he voted with charlie rangel on a tax rate increase. the thing he is now claiming is the single most destructive thing congress can possibly do, increase taxes. john boehner had been dealing with eric cantor for a while before i got to deal with eric cantor for a few minutes that day. so boehner knew what i just discovered that morning, that cantor was an incompetent amateur who deserved noplace in congressional leadership. cantor has proven himself to be exactly that in the budget negotiations with the president. the president has obviously recognized from the start that a rank amateur was sitting across the table from him, and the president has played cantor's childish reactions to the democrats' full advantage. the next time you hear eric cantor lying about all tax increases being harmful to the economy, and downright evil, always remember this. >> congressman cantor, if you're opposed to these bonuses,

>> eric: welcome to assignment 7. the video game technology being used in the fight against illegal immigration along the u.s.-mexico border, plus.... >> recovery through music. the program that uses music to help young patients to cope with the stress of being in a hospital. a bike shop owner that has built his reputation restoring memories. >> vacations are expensive and often a good idea to buy travel insurance. it forced one bay area couple to cancel their cruise they were shocked when their insurance kick in. >> reporter: peggy and clifford were all set to go on their cruise. >> we knew we would enjoy the cruise to the alaska. >> but a week before the trip, peggy suddenly felt very sick. >> vomiting and everything else. she had to play lai down and stay in bed. >> it was another attack of vertigo a condition that strikes without warning. leaving her nauseous, no way could she be out at sea for ten days. >> i've had it in the past. i took my medication and i went to bed and stayed. >> they cancelled their trip fig

the eric cantor problem. >> we're not going to raise the debt ceiling if we don't have cuts. >> eric cantor is now the man to blame for bringing us to the brink of economic catastrophe. >> are you the reason why there will not be an extension in the next few days? >> this is not a game. >> we don't want to raise taxes. >> he's not going to back down. >> let's play global thermonuclear war. >> no sign he's really willing to negotiate. >> now is not the time to play games. >> the clock is ticking. >> nevertheless, the clock is ticking. >> hurtling towards a huge financial calamity. >> dire consequences. >> that is a bad scenario. >> gloom and doom scenario. >> some are now asking if cantor is hurting the debt talks. >> it was childish. >> called him childish. >> once wrote in his high school year book, quote, i want what i want when i want it. >> quote, he's all about eric. >> boehner and mcconnell are trying to lead a party that doesn't even understand the problem. >> even speaker boehner and minority leader mcconnell seem to understand -- >> we have been in this fight together. >> i

-span moment for one of the lead republicans in the budget negotiations well ok so eric cantor is not just making a little bet it's not like ok he bought gold or silver and he's going to profit if if the u.s. collapses and he's taken an active bet he owns a. trust ultra short twenty year treasury e.t.f. but short ultra short double down betting that the american bond market will collapse because they don't hit the debt ceiling resolution in any reasonable period of time thus he cashes in on the ensuing chaos now this is you hoddy bankers and brokers who are willing to blow themselves up to make a quick buck so go of flashing back to nine eleven eric cantor would be one of those guys who bought airline puts on the airlines right before they crashed into the towers profiting from the deaths on nine eleven that's the kind of financial terrorist eric cantor is proven by him buying double down short government bond e.t.f. and then making sure that the debt ceiling becomes a chaotic situation that's financial terrorism that's trees and you mentioned the martin gal technique and this is you

anything, eric wants to adopt him. we actually had tried, at one point, but they told us he would have to pass a background check and he can't. and it... it broke our hearts. >> narrator: so they are out, but they are not free. they have moved back to their parents', trying to put their lives together, finding solace mainly at home. nicole williams, danial's wife, died while he was in prison. >> i'm not sure if i'll have a family, because i don't know if there's someone that's going to want to be around me. i have to be registered as a sex offender for the next 25 years. >> i basically built myself a new cell, my bedroom. when i'm not at work, when i'm not in the kitchen eating dinner, i'm in my bedroom, watching tv, sleeping, because that's where i'm safe. so all i did was trade one cell for another. and until my name is cleared, that's how it's going to have to be. >> next time, a frontline exclusive. bin laden is dead, but the surge in afghanistan continues. the strategy: >> kill and capture as many as you can. make

eric? >> eric: the heat is son attorney general eric holder.ersial fast and furious gun trafficking program that allowed weapons into the hands of mexican drug cartels. the acting director of the atf says holder has tried to muzzle his testimony. steve, this one is growing by the minute. >> steve: quite an allegation. a fourth of july celebration turns into a near riot when a mob turns on firefighters and police officers, shooting fireworks at the cops and the firemen. it all went down in peoria, illinois. the first responders got a call that a dumpster was on fire. when they got there, they were attacked not with just roman candles, but with commercial grade fireworks. these nitwits pelted them with bottles and rocks. several officers were burned but are expected to be just fine, thankfully. >> gretchen: apparently pays to be angelina jolie and sarah jessica parker. they topped the highest earning actresses, clearing $30 million between may of last year and this year. jennifer aniston and reese witherspoon, hot on the heels, making $28 million

. >> i want to ask about eric weiner's man seeks god. >> i believe it was late 2008 or early 2009, new york times best seller. it went around the world looking for the happiest place on earth. eric begins with an ailment that turned out to be indigestion caused by an unreasonable deadline imposed by an editor. it occurs to him when the doctor asks him if he found a basic set. so eric sets off on another journey to find a religion that works for him best and covers some religions we know well and others we don't. he goes to nepal in search of

>> listen, here's the thing, eric.i know about the human mind and forensic psychiatry and psychology to people i haven't met. i don't diagnose these folks. i don't say look, they have manic depression. but the bottom line is when i signed up with fox news, i said, i want to bring this special lens of looking inside the minds to news events. i'm not going to stop doing that. to do that would suggest i can't bring my entire life's work to this enterprise which i insist i will. >> you know what? you do a great job of that. absolutely enjoy having you on all the shows. thank you, dr. keith ablow. coming up at the top of the hour, republican presidential candidate michelle bachmann is here with a message for the president. but first on this date in history, in 1979, anita ward had the hit number one "ring my bell." i don't remember that. [ female announcer ] ever wish vegetables didn't taste so vegetably? well, v8 v-fusion juice gives you a full serving of vegetables, plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fr

eric, any chance seniors won't get their checks. >> no chance. whatever happens august 2nd of next year, here is why, there's 2.6 trillion dollars in the social security trust fund. that's supposed to be there. if obama raided the fund not our fault it's got to come from someone else, these people should be paid second right after the military and the rest and the debt and the rest is up for grabs. >> brenda: caroline, what's going to happen to the checks? are they in the mail or not? >> well, i think that it is an overstatement to say it couldn't happen because what we're talking about is a 44% cut, if we don't raise the ceiling. it's a 44% cut in remaining programs and that could include social security and medicare and i'm sure the president is it specifically focusing on that. but what's more likely is that unemployment will get cut. housing will get cut. food stamps will get cut and those who need it the most will see their programs-- >> i can't believe i'm saying it, i'm so fed up with it, cut it. give people the sense, the viceral sense wh

and said, quoting the president through eric cantor, the president told him, eric, quote, don't calloing to the american people with this. cantor said that he was quite taken aback by this, at which point the president pushed back from the table and said, i'll see you tomorrow. i asked eric cantor, john, where they go from here because this really sounds like a serious breakdown in communication, very dramatic and very tense moment in this white house meeting. eric cantor says that he expects they'll be back at the white house tomorrow to continue the conversation. but it seems that things didn't make much progress here this evening. john? >> as you know, sometimes confrontation gets everyone to think again, or sometimes confrontation begets more confrontation. we'll try to get the white house perspective as well. breaking news from our congressional correspondent kate bo bolduan. kate, thank you. a dramatic showdown. the president of the united states staring down the republican majority leader of the house, then walking out of the talks in his own white house. dramatic breaking new

eric cantor says this was the president's response, quote, eric, don't call my bluff.ked out a few minutes later. president obama said all along he'd veto any short-term measure. failure to raise the debt ceiling by august 2nd could trigger a partial default. >>> thanks to the debt ceiling issue and the possibility of default you're on notice, i'm on notice and everyone from caribou, maine to san diego is on notice. moody's investors' services plans to review the aaa bond rating and might downgrade it from stable to negative. standard & poor's revised it back in april. >>> realty tracks numbers show foreclosures are down 30% from last year. realty tracks says many of these foreclosures are just being delayed, so foreclosures that would have happened this year are going to happen next year instead. nevada, arizona and california are the top foreclosure states. >>> one of the biggest international store fliz your world right now is that fatal attack in india. mumbai is on high alert after three separate explosions. it happened in a bustling part of the city during rush h

for example, eric cantor. no matter how many times he's been on and how many times we talk about rescinding the bush tax cuts, he calls it a tax increase. go to the grocery store and milk is on sale for $3.25. the next week it goes up to $3.75. it's not a hike in price, it's reverting back to the original price. they don't live in the real world. they just don't. >> he'll be on this morning so you can ask him again. >> we will ask him again. >> i would like to ask him what it is they offered yesterday that was different. the president talked about boehner's question being skewed. i put the question to ourselves, are we skewed? i want to make sure we are being as open minded as possible. i don't see it. >> i had the center on budget run numbers on the debt deals from the '90s. george bush's deal -- we had a good time. >> wow. >> this is what i do on weekends. >> awesome. >> george h.w. bush was two-thirds spending cuts. clinton was a little less than two spending cuts to one in taxes. what obama already put on

>> he said, "don't call my bluff, eric." >> jon: couple of things. one, "don't call my bluff" kind of implies a game. the imminent possible economic collapse of our country is a chip the president will play or not play given the relative strength of his hand. and second, i think when you're playing that hand, you're not supposed to tell the other guy it's a bluff. [laughter] and thirdly, boy the name eric really takes the urgency and steam out of an argument, doesn't it? don't call my bluff, eric. really. it's name only rivaled by craig and susan. i will destroy you, craig. [laughter] you can't handle the truth, susan. [laughter] you know, the president isn't alone in escalating the rhetoric in this fight. congresswoman michele bachmann had some harsh words of her own. >> the president doesn't want to have to be confronted with priorities in spending because he has a lot of choots-pah. [laughter] >> jon: you know, i got a feeling saying the word "choots-pah" is going to hurt more grandmothers than obama cutting off their social security. i think both

maryian favreau tells us more about the eric cavalli tournament. ma maryann? >> i'm at the sports park in the east bay where the tournament will be played. 70 soccer teams are participating and the fees that the teams play or rather, pay to participate in this tournament is all going to go to eric cavalli to help with his mounting medical bills eric cavalli has played soccer since he was 4. he played ever since until a snowboarding accident in february. he was at north star in tahoe when he decided to try a zblump i decide, i guess i'll do it. it was a 40 foot jump and when i went off i lost control in the air and landed really hard on my left side. since it was icy there was no cushion. >> the 19 year old was airlifted to a nearby hospital. he tore a hole in ace aorta. his lungs collapsed and he suffered kidney and liver failure. his mother remembers the terrifying call she got before her son went to emergency surgery. >> right before surgery -- sorry -- they had him call to say good-bye. >> he survived the operation. his legs are now paralyzed. but his spiri

i don't think eric cantor will ever be on a unity ticket. in this is he's the bad cop, the one who will fight for the conservative position, which is essentially there's no deal that can be had because they either want a balanced budget amendment, huge cuts, no tax increases, and those are nonstarters with the white house. eric cantor is there to represent that faction of house republicans. it's a big chunk of the republican conference. how big? we don't know yet. but he is the pit bull on those issues and is not going to back down. that puts boehner in here as sort of the good cop. it's clear that john boehner, speaker boehner, thinks you have to do something to increase the debt limit or it could be politically and economically catastrophic for the party. i don't think eric cantor necessarily shares that world view. >> we will be hearing from tim geithner, who is meeting with the democratic senate side today, the caucus lunch. he's going to come out and give the latest on the dire predictions of what is going to happen if they don't get so

then he added, talking to eric cantor, eric, don't call my bluff. i'm going to the american people with this, end quote. let's go live to dan lothian at the white house. differ accounts of what actually happened. cantor saying the president stormed out of the meeting. the white house saying something else. nobody disagreeing there was a whole lot of tension to end that meeting yesterday. >> oh, boy. just a whole lot of tension in that meeting yesterday. as you pointed out. there's always two sides to every story, democrats, white house in particular saying the president did not storm out of that meting. instead he became agitated because he believes that republicans are using the talks for political gain. but the confrontation happened, according to democratic sources inside that meeting when, as you pointed out that cantor started arguing for this series of short-term deals. this is essentially backing off of what he had previously agreed to or talked about. and the president said according to the officials that what is going on inside of that room

we all know obama has that big megaphone, but is it eric cantor or john boehner, eric cantor or mitch his own ideas for a short-term fix? >> right before one of these big white house meetings you had the ultimate absurdity, eric cantor holding a press conference off camera, pen and pad, and half an hour later john boehner holding a press conference, both by themselves, not with each other, then immediately from there they wept to the white house. it's like exactly who is your voice of the republican party? it's very confusing. great for politico. >> right. god bless them. politico loves it so much. >> you don't want it to end. >> we want what's best for the nation, howie, but this is a good story. >> not necessarily what's best for politico. >> we are not at cross-purposes for america. we are not. >> i think we can agree with all this going on behind closed doors it's a very complicated but important negotiation going on. thanks for stopping by this morning. still to come, a white house aide calls a fox anchor a lunatic. an author catches the president stretching the truth about his m

listen to how eric cantor, majority leader in the house, summarized it. >> he said to me, eric, don'tcall my bluff. i'm going to the american people with this. i was somewhat taken aback, you know, because, look, i was compromising. i said, look, i'm willing to come off my insistsant that i have always said the house will not support more than one vote on this, in the spirit of saying, look, none of us want to bring this to the brink. >> that controversial meeting with the prime minister of israel, at the end of that meeting, the president just sort of walked out, said he was going to dinner and left netanyahu, remember the reports about that? is this a president that just walks out in frustration from a meeting like that? >> well, the first thing i thought of -- >> no, he's -- >> remember when newt gingrich lost control during the budget fights in the '90s? you knew right then he had lost control of the trajectory of how that negotiation was taking place, and i wonder if we'll look back and wonder if this is when barack obama had a moment where he lost his cool and lost control of wh

i could read the name eric. as it went down in the water. >> reporter: gordon is chief of police for the contra costa community college district. he says his life preserver did just that. a gift he received only after a wave knocked him off the boat. >> a good friend, glen wong, who had a vest and a flotation device, took his vest off and handed it to me. gave a big smile and said charles don't, say i never gave you anything. >> reporter: gordon spent 16 hours, much of it alone swimming, before he made it to a rocky island, he was exhausted. he slept. >> i remember at one point, waking up and seeing two guys over by the same boaters where i was and i yelled to them, hey, guys, watch out for those rocks. all of a sudden, he got up and flew away. they were big albatross birds. i was hallucinating because i hadn't had water. >> after they were rescued, some say they fended for themselves but gordon said he saw them help. as for the search, he holds out hope for the seven men still missing. >> if i made it to an isl

you what what shocks me is you know people are talking about enough the majority leader the house eric cantor short selling treasury treasury because you know against this debt ceiling crisis when he's in a position to. so we make this happen or really not make it happen it's unethical it's like pete rose you know betting against his own team. in major league baseball but you know he's eric cantor's actually betting against america and when people have people out there in the country don't maybe don't realize as a reporter enough that when you see these facts you know about the voting records and the majority of the house voting against america it makes it pretty obvious to the astute observer what's going on here john boehner before he went to his own caucus and went to russia. but this is telesales or what what does this tell us about the state of the republican party and who's really in charge here would i have said for a long time you know that really the giant media apparatus that the right has built in rush limbaugh and then of course the roger ailes of fox news really is running

the house republican leader, republican eric cantor, who chip just mentioned, has been a congressman from virginia since 2001. he's a favorite of tea party activists. nancy cordes tells us that now that cantor is at the center of the budget crisis, he's become a lightning rod. >> good afternoon. >> reporter: in washington, where the blame is a blood sport, democrats have found their fall guy. >> leader cantor has yet to make a constructive contribution to these discussions. >> reporter: senate majority leader harry reid called cantor "childish." >> house majority leader eric cantor has shown he shouldn't even be at the table. >> reporter: the ambitious six- term congressman has given his opponents plenty of ammunition. >> we're not going there. >> reporter: he blew up the original debt negotiations led by vice president biden when talk turned to tax increases, then pulled speaker boehner back from a grand bargain with the president because taxes were part of the deal. >> i cannot fathom how anybody, how anyone thinks right now is a good time to raise taxes. >> reporter: his hard-line