it was like a whole version of that in reality. >> eric: eric went up -- >> bob: eric went up to mrs.i'll do it. the stage is up there, well-lit. the room is dark. michelle obama, spoken to on both sides. she wanted no part of that. look manage the room. she goes like this. two hands. realize she is weighing to the fox table. goes like this. got to go. >> kimberly: we were close to them, too, by the way. >> greg: one more thing up next. maybe the greatest segment you'll ever see, because it's the last segment. ♪ ♪ careful, pringles are bursting with more flavor. [ crunches ] mmm. ♪ [ male announcer ] pringles... bursting with more flavor. [ crunch! ] [ man ] when i went to get my first new car, my dad said to get a subaru because they last. ♪ he drives a legacy, but i'm nothing like him. i got the new impreza. maybe i should have picked a different color... [ male announcer ] the all-new subaru impreza. experience love that last ♪ with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is

that's my world. ♪ >> eric: november 2011 , >> eric: wisconsin's first hurdle get 540,000 voters to sign petition saying they wanted to a reelection on walker in 2012. as soon as they started collecting signatures... walker supporters begin raising charges of possible fraud. >> i imagine they will get a lot of signatures. >> the specter of fraud was raised by governor walker himself. >> we had one of local affiliates do a story about proudly saying they signed 80 different recall petitions. >> they say they cheated with bush and i'm going cheat too to get scott walker out of here. >> this person seemed serious. >> i have signed several times. >> so you are saying you signed more petition? >> yes. >> that is not illegal unless they are trying to defraud the system. but signing multiple petitions can have consequences. >> if anti-walker forces succeed it would be the third recall of a governor in u.s. history. but what if anti-walker forces reached their goal with phony or duplicate signatures. that would be stealing stealing an election. here is brian of media trackers a conservative watc

>> eric: no. the ball dropping on new year's eve. >> bob: i thought you meant for saturday. >> andrea: there would be nothing wrong with that. drinking before noon on a saturday either. we have don't judge at "the five." >> eric: can i point out, dick clark known for the new year's eve celebrations and other production. he had a massive production company. made for tv movies. award shows. he owns various libraries in music. he sold the whole thing to a private equity group in 2007 for $175 million. >> bob: you're kidding? >> eric: massive. >> dana: a wonderful american success story. he started his career in show business before he got out of high school. his uncle and hit father ran a radio station in upstate new york, mount vernon, new york. he started as a disk jockey and went to syracuse university, got a business degree and the same time was a disk jockey as well. >> bob: did he own a piece of some of the groups, in other words, royalties off some of their records? >> greg: he was a really sm

>> 73 times. >> 73 times. >> eric: he signed up by acorn. >> i could help other people. >> eric: mickey mouse appeared on application in florida. tony romo on one in nevada. hundreds of thousands of registrations were rejected by election officials across the country. criminal cases were filed in 15 states. some 50 people were arrested in acorn voter registration fraud. in las vegas, acorn itself pled guilty to felony compensation for registration of voters. >> eric: scandals help kill the organization. >> voter registration officials hated acorn. they felt the group was conducting illegal activity with all these fake names. >> too bad they weren't able to prove that. >> eric: he ran the organization for 38 years starting in 1970 and claims it got a bad rap for voter registration drives. >> you are talking to me about things after i left in 2008. oh we were required to turn in everything. eric you gave me voter registration form and mickey mouse. i know you don't live in orlando but by obligation we were to required to turn that in. >> eric: what do we do about the fake voter registrati

>> greg: eric? called you darr garrick? >> eric: i chew gum.to this? >> dana: i heard if you want to lose five pounds, article on yahoo that greg says baloney but if you want to lose five pounds, stop chewing gum because it makes you bloated. chewing gum, if you chew it, you have to do it with your mouth closed. no gum smacking or popping. >> bob: they say it makes people smarter. every date i have had, most of them do, they're not that smart. >> bob: there is your habit. >> greg: making babies cry. disgusting. my worst habit is doing charity work at the orphan hospital i'm late for the soup kitchen afterwards. i feel bad. but if that happens you're good person. if you are evil you hide bad habits. nobody knows your bad person. adolf hitler was very neat. >> dana: oh, that is a clue? >> kimberly: chewing gum, like orbit, it's good for your teeth. the dentist told me that. >> dana: if you can't brush your teeth right away. >> kimberly: yeah, it keeps them nice and clean. >> bob: let me tell you what swearing does for you, my specialty. if you us

>> eric: we are. get to but we couldn't because we had a guest karl rove. a poll was released by the "washington post." >> eric: out of time. >> bob: right. we're out of time. it shows where romney is right now in this race. behind obama by substantial number. it gets worse among women. when he is a huge double-digit deficit with women. mitt romney has a long way to go. not a lot of time to do it. >> greg: what was the party breakdown in that poll? >> bob: i didn't interrupt yours. that's all right. keep doing this. that's fine. i'm used to it. >> dana: that is a good question, ough. >> greg: it is. >> dana: 34 democrats and 23 republicans and 37 independents. it was just adults. >> eric: that is it for "the five." we have to go. thank you for watching. see you tomorrow, everybody. >> greg: i had to! >> bret: ruling republican

>> 73 times. >> 73 times. >> eric: he signed up by acorn. >> i could help other people. >> eric: mickey mouse appeared on application in florida. tony romo on one in nevada. hundreds of thousands of registrations were rejected by election officials across the country. criminal cases were filed in 15 states. some 50 people were arrested in acorn voter registration fraud. in las vegas, acorn itself pled guilty to felony compensation for registration of voters. >> eric: scandals help kill the organization. >> voter registration officials hated acorn. they felt the group was conducting illegal activity with all these fake names. >> too bad they weren't able to prove that. >> eric: he ran the organization for 38 years starting in 1970 and claims it got a bad rap for voter registration drives. >> you are talking to me about things after i left in 2008. oh we were required to turn in everything. eric you gave me voter registration form and mickey mouse. i know you don't live in orlando but by obligation we were to required to turn that in. >> eric: what do we do about the fake voter registrati

there is a difference. >> eric: this is brilliant strategy.ics because then we don't talk about gas prices, or unemployment. we talk how cool or uncool for him to be on fallen. >> greg: it is becoming, people are voting for him because he's cool. >> kimberly: yes. >> dana: while he is on jimmy fallen slow-jamming about a policy that is actually not going to help anybody. >> juan: slow down. >> dana: did you see monday's show? >> kimberly: you're about to get it. >> juan: wait. you say the laws aren't helping anybody? >> greg: let dana finish and juan can respond. i'm going to get tea. >> dana: there is a difference. you can have cool. that is fine and great. it's not going to help you get a job. governor romney was saying last night, it doesn't matter what the things you want to talk about, i'm going to talk about how do we restore america and make america great. that starts with the economy and jobs. we're not stupid. not going to fall for anything else. >> greg: juan? >> juan: why is the student loans not going to help in >> dana: a policy t

the home of eric rudolph.e news travels faster than they do. >> the investigation of a deadly bombing at a clinic in alabama that performs abortions is centering on a gray nissan pick-up and a man who may know something about it. just moments ago investigators announced they have issued a material witness warrant for eric robert rudolph. they say he may have information about that truck. >> investigators rush to eric rudolph's last known address, hoping to catch him before he hears the news. >> by the time law enforcement authorities, both local and the local sheriff's office and the fbi and atf showed up at the trailer, the door was swinging in the wind. when you step inside here, you could tell that the individual who had left this trailer left in a big, big hurry. >> there were guns left in the trailer. there was a fairly substantial amount of cash that was hidden behind a picture frame that was left in the trailer. some of the same type clothing that the bomber in birmingham was supposed to have worn. ther

in his, i guess his adventure. >> eric: let's talk about this. >> dana: i got a roundup. >> eric: ie to ask you. $2.9 million is what mitt romney will spend in pennsylvania to fight the other guys off! wouldn't it be easier to save the money and use it against the war chest coming out? >> dana: we could have said that in july and saved us a lot of heartache and headache. the money we spend, this will get me in trouble, the money we spend in politics relative to the level of economy and what we're doing is fine, it's on par. and a super-pac issue is not that bad. the money and jobs it creates. can i mention a couple other things? newt gingrich came in fourth behind someone that is nobody is talking about, or republican party don't talk about enough. that is ron paul. and what his supports are going to do. the messaging as kimberly said was excellent from newt. one line we didn't have for a sound bite is smart, because of the demographic. he says about romney, we're grandparents and see it's a fight for the future of our grandchildren's country. >> bob: that is smart. don't under esti

>>. >> eric: let me bring a good friend of mine. >> good to be with you. >> eric: goo good to see youhat is wrong. >> i can't see the chalkboard but i have listened to you. we've talked about this before, eric. increasing margins is definitely a way that would limit speculation. it's an idea that has merit. now, it would be the government telling a private business that is the exchanges what they have to do specifically. there are some people concerned about that. the other concern would be, i'm not dismissing the idea certainly and i appreciate all your history as a trader -- but if you did increase margins who are the people that are going stay in the markets? it's the largest traders that have the money for the margins, not the smaller guys. it's important to have everybody in the markets. >> fair enough. let's talk about you did a study yourself, did you not, based on the amount of long speculation in the market what is costing the average americans on fill-up >> you wouldn't want me to do it but goldman sacks did a research papered and we did extrapolation. the excessive speculat

eric? >> eric: this is 5 years old. in chicago. i'm the boy. >> bob: which one are you. >> eric: i'm the boy, she is the girl. >> greg: bob, you always have that problem. >> dana: before we get to greg, reveal mine. one thing to know, my mom kind of handy in the kitchen gave me a personal the night before i had my kindergarten school picture. there i am. juan williams yesterday said i looked like a boy. but i had short hair with a personal. go ahead. >> greg: eeverybody got a personal. that is me. >> eric: that's greg. i also got a perm. >> greg: there i am. at this age i had already published my first book entitled "do you smell like poop"? >> bob: one of my hobbies is serial killer. that is a picture of a serial killer in the making right there. >> greg: thank you. >> dana: bob. you to see yours. your sister sent it. i haven't seen it yet. >> bob: well, it's just a sweet young guy. that was a terrorist. good, did we lose it? i hope so. because i really prefer not to -- >> dana: did your sister take care of the family

. >> eric: hello, i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, dana perino and greg is reading a book. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> eric: listen carefully. is that the fat lady singing? >> that is part of the business, the fund raising side. we are committed to defeating obama. mitt romney is the republican nominee i would work as hard for him as myself. >> eric: what do you think, bob? >> bob: what happened, we have been talking about for months, money drives these things. he got mad with his neem florida. they overspent. spent his own money. i think his idea is going to form and be a big force behind the planks of the republican, the republican national committee, policy. not a bad way to say i'm going to be involved but i'm out. rick santorum took the weekend off to go home with his daughter, i thought was important, too. he hasn't said a thing about getting out. >> eric: want to jump in? >> kimberly: i was impressed by this. i like the rhetoric and statesman like in the approach and team player. saying i'm going to support him 100% as much as i wer

eric? >> eric: i will do it quick.line because he said the other part was the environmental concerns. take the screen very quickly. the transcanada pipeline, continental pipeline said they this done, they fixed it. the original. here is the new one. here is the new ride. it goes around the aquaphor in nebraska. no excuse less. >> bob: senator pat toomey, the republican budget paul ryan in the senate yesterday that cuts $440 million. with the catholic church said moral criteria is disgusting. here is what toomey said. a small segment of our society has problems with poverty. senator, 49.1 million people are under the poverty level. this is what you find. i won't say all republicans but republicans in congress, particularly conservative ones are gutting at the same time they want to cut taxes from rich people. 28%. a disgrace. >> greg: love pat toomey. great senator. that's it for "the five." see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> bret: will more heads rolln

over drinks. >> eric: what is this? >> andrea: oh, boy. >> eric: what are you doing?ing, bob. >> dana: my problem is it's pennies. you really need to index for inflation on a swear jar. [ laughter ] >> andrea: we need a lot of change. >> eric: hey. can't say that. >> andrea: you are changing your ways. >> bob: i'm -- never mind. >> eric: in bob's defense -- we have to go. in bob's defense, he is not sure if we're on camera or not on camera. >> greg: i keep telling him this is a rehearsal. >> eric: leave it there. thank you for watching. see you tomorrow. captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> bret: put down the tax

>> eric: this is a fake?>> eric: they have pled not guilty in court. joining us is the young man who first discovered the alleged fraud, a junior at yale university from indiana. he wrote about this in the nonpartisan newsletter, highway politics in indiana. good morning. >> good morning. >> eric: it's astounding. you are a college student. this sailed through the voter registration board, allegedly officials were in on it. no one in the indiana state elections hierarchy knew about it. it happened three years ago. what does it show that this was able to apparently, allegedly, go on so undetected? >> no one knew because the people who would have been in a position to detect it were the people, according to prosecutor this is week, who were committing the alleged fraud. >> eric: and that means, insiders can allegedly pull this off? >> that's exactly what happened. the process in indiana is to submit ballot petitions to voter registration offices. but it was officials in the offices that apparently were committi

eric and then juan. eric, put you on the spot.e republican candidate, what is your message from economic standpoint to get more women to vote for you? >> eric: il it has to be gasoline. we are taking $500 billion out of the economy based on gasoline. that hits every, everyone, every person who goes down the grocery aisle or drive askar. it hits everyone. if they say on it, conservatives stay on it and newt is kind of on it but it needs to be romney. not driving it home. out there every day. economy and the gas prices. that really is president obama's achilles. if you stay on that, have a shot at beating him. >> dana: juan, in this poll it was interesting that older women give romney edge by large margin but under 50 would likely vote for obama if the election were held tomorrow. if you're obama or romney how do you hold on to them or bring them over to your side? >> juan: this is very interesting because last week on this very show, on this romper room of republicanism, i heard oh, you know, this is such nonsense, it's the democra

>> 73 times. >> 73 times. >> eric: he signed up by acorn. >> i could help other people. >> eric: mickey appeared on application in florida. tony romo on one in nevada. hundreds of thousands of registrations were rejected by election officials across the country. criminal cases were filed in 15 states. some 50 people were arrested in acorn voter registration fraud. in las vegas, acorn itself pled guilty to felony compensation for registration of voters. >> eric: scandals help kill the organization. >> voter registration officials hated acorn. they felt the group was conducting illegal activity with all these fake names. >> too bad they weren't able to prove that. >> eric: he ran the organization for 38 years starting in 1970 and claims it got a bad rap for voter registration drives. >> you are talking to me about things after i left in 2008. oh we were required to turn in everything. eric you gave me voter registration form and mickey mouse. i know you don't live in orlando but by obligation we were to required to turn that in. >> eric: what do we do about the fake voter registration nam

eric was also defiant. >> it wasn't eric naposki who shot bill mclaughlin. this is a fact. children, he's just straight wrong. >> reporter: did eric kill bill mclaughlin? did he conspire with nanette? or was matt murphy in over his head? >>> coming up -- first, they had to face trial where nanette's lawyer had an unusual defense. >> in court, you called your client a slut. >> i did. >> just becauseit doesn't make you a murderer. >>> coming up sunday on "dateline," he's pretending to be a sweet-talking stranger. >> how would you like free ice scream? >> reporter: but really, this is a hidden camera test. could your child be lured into his vehicle? >> have you guys ever been in an ice cream truck? >> reporter: watch and see how real the danger can be. >> he could easily shut that door and take off. >> hi, guys! what would you like? >> reporter: natalie morales puts kids to the test, including her own. >> i'm, like, partly almost crying but at the same time i can't believe that. >> reporter: advice that every pantan cre ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ everyone has an inner mustang. unleash yours. the

eric, good morning. >> eric: good morning, everybody. mr.ng the delegate race so far, heading into a critical week of primaries on tuesday. but some party insiders this weekend continue to warn of a possible brokered convention, if they claim rivals rick santorum and newt gingrich continue to stay in the race. but both vowing they are not getting out, saying in effect, why should they? peter doocy live in washington with the latest. hi, peter. >> reporter: hi, eric. governor romney racked up a string of important endorsements. wednesday, senator marco rubio, thursday, former president george h.w. bush and then friday, paul ryan and today, one of the senator, ron johnson, gave his blessing. >> i never did intend to endorse anybody, but i have had the opportunity to meet with governor romney over the past couple of weeks and have long phone conversations. viequal away from those phone conversations, fully convinced that mitt romney is the person to lead our party, to lead our nation. >> reporter: nationally, the real clear politics average of

>> eric: kimberly. kimberly: we apologize on behalf of the entire cuba cuban-american community. >> bob: they have two different voting blocs. >> eric: we said latino. >> kimberly: cultural sensitivity training up next on "the five." oh, and bill clinton. praises president obama for killing bin laden. thank you, bob. thank you. but who is a better wartime president? george bush or barack obama? that debate when we come back. we've got exciting news, everyone. no more e-mail. our facebook page is now officially up and running. you can find us at facebook.com/thefivefnc. we hope you like the page. we explained what it meant to bob earlier. he's with us now. check back next week. every night after the show next week one of us will do q&a with you. keep it clean but interesting. one more time, facebook.com/thefivefnc. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: president obama took a break from the campaign trail to address troops at fort stewart. does this sound like a warrior to you? >> they are trying to swindle and hoodwink you.

take proper precautions. >> eric: thank you. >> you bet. >> eric: live to janice dean in the weather center. give us the latest. >> eric, we are still watching the threat for severe weather throughout the evening and the overnight. the dallas area, cities east of dallas, north of dallas need to still keep on alert. tornado watch in effect until 8:00 p.m. local time for the dallas, texas, region. east of that, another tornado watch in effect until 10:00 p.m. local time. tornado watches meaning that the conditions are favorable for tornadoes. you can see the line, the squall line east of dallas but now through waco. we are seeing the potential for large hail. damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. let's zoom in to the latest warnings that we are seeing strong rotation on doppler radar or trained weather spotters on the ground that have seen a funnel cloud or tornado on the ground. hawkins, east central delta and titus in texas are the latest warnings. in the polygon with the red shaded, tornado warning. severe thunderstorm in yellow. at any time we can see the rotation with that. we ca

good morning, everybody. >> eric: good morning, everybody, i'm eric shawn. this is a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. former president bill clinton is hitting the road with president obama with several fund-raising events. steve centanni, live in washington with the latest. good morning, steve. >> reporter: yeah. former president bill clinton is planning three different events, fund-raising events with president obama, including the one tonight. this is the first one. tell take place in northern virginia. bill clinton is helping the president in other ways, too. in that campaign ad, he took part in that controversial ad highlighting the president's decision to bring down osama bin laden a year ago and questioning whether a president mitt romney would have made the same decision. republicans are slamming the president's campaign for politicizing the killing of osama bin laden. >> this is one of the reasons president obama has become one of the most divisive presidents in american history. he took a unifying event for op all american, an event th