and phillies win the world series. >> eric: no. >> andrea: yes. >> eric: no. >> andrea: yes. >> eric:alifornia. >> greg: come out with their own bar of soap. >> bob: occupy your house. occupy wall street and carolers, occupy your house. >> greg: great combo. >> kimberly: who is going to win the presidency? >> eric: generic republican. >> bob: obama will win. >> greg: obama up against republican -- >> eric: you are on celebrity apprentice? >> eric: pitch it and see if mr. trump likes the idea. talk to the boss. work it out. >> greg: i predict a narrow victory by obama, because the republicans are running against him. >> kimberly: all righty. >> andrea: what was your bet? you made a bet? >> bob: we're not going to bet. >> andrea: you are wearinger eric's underwear? >> bob: he made me wear that french -- >> kimberly: that was a pirate. >> bob: feel like a black jack dealer. >> eric: technically when you said it, i didn't really -- made me wear the obama shirt. >> andrea: you looked like a st. paulie beer girls. >> bob: you look like one without a dress handle. you look good. >> andrea: d

and phillies win the world series. >> eric: no. >> andrea: yes. >> eric: no. >> andrea: yes. >> eric:ia. >> greg: come out with their own bar of soap. >> bob: occupy your house. occupy wall street and carolers, occupy your house. >> greg: great combo. >> kimberly: who is going to win the presidency? >> eric: generic republican. >> bob: obama will win. >> greg: obama up against republican -- >> eric: you are on celebrity apprentice? >> eric: pitch it and see if mr. trump likes the idea. talk to the boss. work it out. >> greg: i predict a narrow victory by obama, because the republicans are running against him. >> kimberly: all righty. >> andrea: what was your bet? you made a bet? >> bob: we're not going to bet. >> andrea: you are wearinger eric's underwear? >> bob: he made me wear that french -- >> kimberly: that was a pirate. >> bob: feel like a black jack dealer. >> eric: technically when you said it, i didn't really -- made me wear the obama shirt. >> andrea: you looked like a st. paulie beer girls. >> bob: you look like one without a dress handle. you look good. >> andrea: directly

>> eric: please.ianapolis the two clips we saw, diane sawyer first, the media, he is embodies this last night -- she embodies this last night. this is something not particular to her but they always want to ask a president, whoever is it, what mistakes have you made? can you sleep at night? and if i were president obama i think i would have said you ask me that every time because i do an interview once a week and i'm not falling for it. let me tell you my plans if i'm fortunate enough to win america's support for a second term. instead goes back to how bad do you want it? >> eric: dana, can i give do a sports analogy? >> dana: i'll see if i can follow it. >> eric: fast ball this fast, beach ball, and he struck out. >> dana: however he was going to answer that, his supporters are going to like what he had to say and people who wouldn't vote for him -- the i add one other thing about the interview? i thought the timing was very, very strange. i don't understand why the white house doesn't allow presiden

. >> eric: i will do this.'s bet lunch. >> bob: standard gas? dane not as if the republicans said you only have 60 days to decide on the pipeline. this has been in pipeline for years. the only decision is rerouting it through portion of nebraska. >> eric: we talk, we had a cup of coffee on time. >> greg: thanks for inviting me. >> eric: you were busy. look at the full screen. the current u.s. pipeline in place. it's red because there are so many of them. those are lines. one or two more pipes in the ground, what would it effect? nothing. >> andrea: opec must be laughing at us, rolling on the ground. this is the most perverted about the thing. it's so political. the president game out, not to justify it or the melter or the beloved caribou but said fewer jobs would be created by the pipeline than the payroll tax cut. >> eric: he wants to see it go through. >> bob: absolutely. they counted the waitresses jobs in this. >> eric: we have to go. >> bob: tease, right? >> eric: >> andrea: bob, here is something else. >

say that. >> eric: you did.h the bain capital thing is this newt not seeing his own hump? >> greg: mitt or newt? >> eric: newt. >> greg: i did a report, gutfeld institute of crud did a report on the economic impact of -- >> kimberly: highly regarded. >> greg: it found it created 4 billion jobs. looking to eliminate risk from capitalism is looking to community activism for results. this is how the left views the economy. >> bob: can i take issue with things myself? this is one of my great sources. we are not in a great recession anymore. we are out of a great recession. number one. we are coming back strongly, with the obama recovery. >> eric: the obama recovery of the obama malaise. excuse me. sorry. >> bob: you're interrupting me. the other thing i'd say is there are a lot of community activists that do good things for no way. >> eric: stop. we have don't want to do community act virgin islands right now listeislands -- activ. listen to charles krauthammer on this controversy. >> if the lead is slinking it's as

>> eric: this guy is amazing.ink about voting for. >> dana: at least we know where he stands. >> eric: stephen colbert is competing with g.o.p.s. >> greg: a strong platform. dental hygiene. >> dana: ponies. >> andrea: he looks like my neighbor in new york city. i could get behind him with the occupy. he favors mandatory tooth brushing. i favor that, too. also he flavors flying monkey public assistance assurance program i also think was part of the stimulus. >> bob: he would liven up a current presidential candidate debate. i think you are right about the tone of this election. you are right, too. the economy is wearing on single women a lot. they have to earn more money than they did before. republican and democrats, they're turned off on both sides. >> greg: we have to go. >> bob: because it's analysis and we don't want to do that. >> greg: that was good! all right. romney getting heat about comments about firing people. is that what he really said? more important, is that what he really said? wait, i repeated th

>>eric: in florida? >>guest: i believe so. >>eric: no have tuesday?: no, no, i think he will have some fall out tomorrow night, i think michele bachmann is in a poor situation, and she could get out by the end of this week if she doesn't finish well. evening earthquake have to remind you that neil cavuto will talk to herman cain, and republican congressman allen west, and, the one and the only donald trump, tomorrow, at 8:00 p.m. eastern and if you don't [ male announcer ] cranberry juice? wake up! ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half the calories -- plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. you feel it working, so you know you're ready for whatever the day brings. compared to ordinary toothpaste, you feel a deeper clean. up to a two times cleaner feeling. new crest complete. feel it working. . we all have internal plumbing. but for some of us with overactive bladder, our pipes just don't work as well as they should. sometimes, i worry my pipes might leak. but i learned there's something more i can do. now, i take care

. >> eric: welcome to "beyond the headlines", i'm eric thomas. >> every year thousands of people struggle to con severing a child. there are more and more options available to help. it's estima that endometrosis is a condition that often leads to infertility. doctors tack go ahead the challenging case recently. the patient you are about to meet realized the severity of her disease as she and her husband struggled to conceive. carolyn johnson filed this story in may. >> the patient on this operating table came to the hospital in mountain view from portland, oregon hoping doctors can change her lif >> to my knowledge, this is the third time to attempted to be done. >>. >> reporter: it's the complicated case he had ever seen. she had abnormal growth and had taken over the major arteries and causing irreversible damage. she was told by other doctors she will never have children. >> there is nothing they could do for me. to operate on it and essentially i could die on the operating table. no surgeon would ever touch it. >> reporter: but a second opinion led her to this doctor and a possibility

eric?out the third grade class that came up with a song that sounded like occupy. take a listen to the song and i'll tell you what happened today and what we found out. ♪ ♪ we want more money ♪ never satisfied >> bret: anyway, paul rice was a founder who said the kids made up the lyrics. right. you called b.s. on that. chrysler admitted they did write that. >> greg: liars, all! >> bob: they did it and it's perfect. apparently spoke on the south carolina primary, i'm amazed that this is the case, but it is apparently. that it is not a closed primary. it's an open primary. i thought it was closed. i apologize. my one last thing, yesterday, i didn't have much time to make my point so i want to bring it back up. two polls that make greg excited. because my friends here keep constantly saying that obama is in trouble because of the polls showing mitt romney ahead of him. if you say that, it shows that he is ahead by one point. look at the same point the last time. we didn't talk about it. george

eric can be cheerful. are usually more cheerful. >> eric: if i did date night i want debbie waserman schultz. sit next to her. >> bob: listen in on that one. >> dana: imagine the director preparing for the coverage, who is sitting is not good shot. make sure if harry reed rolls his eyes at so-and-so -- >> bob: one of the problems with all of this is they are right about the polarization in congress. members of congress get together on bills, they put them in the hopper and they have a legitimate interest in doing it. rubio from florida. delaware, the bill on job. who kills it? leadership of both sides. that is the problem. they want the tuition and they don't see advantage of being out of the polarization mode. they are trying to get along to find bipartisanship. >> dana: that's not true when it comes for ryan weiden healthcare reform plan. speaker boehner would go for it. mitch mcconnell would go for it. the senate democratic leadership doesn't like it. >> eric: it shouldn't be the con seventive. allen we

>> eric: this is big deal.an brewer is being sued by the department of justice over the arizona sb-1070 law and simply said i had a piece of paper in my hand showing what we have done in arizona. they created jobs in arizona. wanted to talk to him. obama took the paper, didn't read it, put it in his pocket and said i have a problem with the way you portrayed me in your book. really? this is what we're degenerated to, the president of the free world is worried about arizona governor the way he is explained a meeting they had. by the way, probably was contentious the way he is said it. >> kimberly: you're suggesting a determine to logical condition: thin skin. >> bob: while she was doing that, he is said you parked the airplane at the wrong place in the airport. without obama say something like that? probably. yeah. i don't think it's a big deal. i'm sure obama didn't like it. they had a disagreement. happens all the time. what is the problem? >> dana: the other problem, the greetings at the airport are a big dea

>> eric: i don't know if i'm reading that. the most important thing you read from that two to one conservatives over liberals is not about who will win the white house. where are the states going to go. not just the senate or the house, but the state legislature is moving to the right. the middle of the country now is red. getting more red. wisconsin, indiana, the states are becoming dominant -- >> kimberly: they have to capitalize it. >> bob: what happened in upper midwest happened in the 2010 election. the most important election when 60 million more people come to the polls. in 2012 you see the ledgeture turned over. >> greg: i doubt it. >> bob: your boy scott, whatever his name is -- >> eric: scott walker, indiana now is going to move to be a right to work state. on the state level, republican and conservatives are spreading to become more -- >> dana: it's not easy to be a republican and go in a state failing under democratic leadership and turn it around. michigan is a great example. wisconsin, governor snyder in michigan

>> eric: can i?othing happened today, just like last night's iowa vote won't of course your pocket or the president -- won't affect your pocket or the president eight months from now. but think about this. china has no debt. they're -- >> bob: zero. >> eric: they run a surplus. we have are indebted to china, we are indebted to -- allow me. if china said bob, obama, guess what? we don't want to get 3% for the money anymore. we want to get 6%, or god forbid 10%. we'd go belly up, bankrupt and broke and say china, please don't do this. >> bob: best financial system in the world is the u.s. treasury bond. >> eric: because of them. because they haven't done that. pull the trigger overnight. >> andrea: we're very far in debt. taxpayers spending $250,000 on the chevy volts that now got the worst product of the year. bolling loves this car. the worst product swap according to yahoo finance and the yahoo journal. money well spent? when is the administration going to stop wasting the money getting us in debt?

>> brian: yeah. >> eric: he won't.hink he is lucky to get, 30, 35%. >> dana: i think ron paul could do better in new hampshire than -- >> bob: certainly could do better there. this is a secular state. it does not, it's not a values state. rick santorum's problem. talk about the economic plan and than the values issues. ron paul is exactly where they are in terms of live free and die, no income tax. that stuff will fly. >> brian: the greatest thing about ron paul, he already said he is not going to win. if i'm ron paul, i got up early, dropped out of school to follow him and find out we won't -- he should. you already have this stuff -- >> dana: i'm a very busy person. i work all day. let's play that clip for brian. >> when you lay your head down on the pillow at night and you see yourself in the oval office? >> not really. but i think it's a possibility. sometimes i kid about it. i say that is the risk i take. >> dana: i know that you love that one. >> brian: because the people are so dedicated for them. they find out

. >> eric: hello, everyone. i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, dana perino, and bryan. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." a lot of news to get to today. first, is president obama putting our national security at risk by cutting tens of thousands of ground troops? what about the military families? will obama slashing the military hurt them? we'll talk about it. plus, who is the left wing media's favorite presidential candidate? well, abc jake tapper weighs in and bill o'reilly's fascinating interview with this sniper, the deadliest in history. he talks about killing savages in the middle east. we show you the highlights. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: our top story. our economy added 200,000 jobs in december. that is not good news. it takes twice that amount to get us out of obamaonocs. listen to obama take a victory lap and listen to what he credits with the turn-around. >> we are making progress. we are moving in the right direction. one of the reasons for this is the

they're not. >> eric: absolutely., if it were not just about the debate, rick perry might still be in it. >> bob: gingrich never had an unspoken thought. he will make a mistake. he has a tendency to put his foot in his mouth in the debate. >> andrea: too many unspoken thoughts. >> bob: one thing we haven't talked about romney again his refusal to release taxes. last night his answer was as bad as newt's was good. maybe. i'll tell you why. he won't do it until april because there is bad stuff in there. >> dana: not bat stuff. >> bob: wait a second. >> andrea: scaring everybody. >> dana: halftiming my segment. >> andrea: speculative, ridiculous. >> bob: before you say that. if you were a political consultant giving him advice would you tell him to bring his candidates out? >> andrea: no. every candidate you work for, you know it's coming and have taxes ready. he didn't. that is a mistake. >> dana: listen to greg. >> greg: let me make a point about mitt. what bugs me most about the election is that good character is now

eric?idn't have a snowboard, thought to bring in the new year on the slope. he takes a fall. we have a picture just before, the before picture, getting ready to go hit the slope in upstate new york. go to the next picture. i get a text that something is very bad. give me one more, can we give the other one first? this is where he ends up an hour-and-a-half later. that happens to be the albany medical center. pediatric intensive care unit. the last picture with the nurses and doctors. they were absolutely the greatest people on earth. there is no amount of money you can pay doctors and nurse nurses. worth every penny. >> kimberly: thank them on facebook, too. >> eric: great people. i've been trying to call as much as i can. as far as i know he is doing great. i love you be. back in two hours. >> kimberly: everybody prayed for eric's son. >> dana: hopefully your wife isn't watching. is it my turn? >> kimberly: it is. actually, we were going to save you for last. >> dana: okay. >> greg: make s

>> eric: good job, "fox and friends."w victory laps tonight, obama will highlight his vision for america. maybe a land where job creators are evil and anarchists are admired, big government gets bigger and proverbial cart slows to a crawl because they're overwhelmed by the massive writing. lucky for us we have dana perino, what goes on surrounding the "state of the union"? give us some behind the scenes. >> dana: i don't know if this is similar to bob's experience when he was with the carter administration but it usually tracks with the budget process. the budget because it's so huge, we have to have so much money doled out, it started back in september. everybody in the government, especially around the cabinet table will say to the chief of staff, you know, it's really important to me if we had the program mentioned. it would mean a lot to the department of energy that is so battered this year. everybody starts lobbing in their request. that tracks with the budget because the media won't take any program seriously if th