eric? >> eric: i stood here, eight minutes the president spoke. he gave his speech. 28 minutes of q&a. six questions, three on afghanistan, one on the g-8 and one on chicago. the most important one for me, at least politically was the question on corey booker. he spent the most time on that one. talked about the difference between private equity and big government. said private equity isn't necessarily the right way to go. there is an important, a line he said. 4:38 eastern time he said the campaign is going to be about this. that is important because if president obama wants to make the campaign about bain capital or private equity is good or bad, he will have a tough time. there are people out there, including corey booker and steve ratner, his car czar and harold ford junior another democrat that says don't make it about that. they may see a divide in the party if they want to go forward with it as it is. >> kimberly: get to greg and then bob bats clean-up. >> greg: the real hero here is me. [ laughter ] i stayed away. it was tough. i feel bad

>> eric: bain stuff? >> dana: yes. >> eric: we talk about release the rabbit.eleases a rabbit and the media seizes on it because they want to distract from the economy. >> greg: but whenever anybody releases a rabbit you get on your hands and knees to eat it. disgusting. >> dana: it's good. rare rabbit. get it? >> bob: he has been on the defense of romney. when did it come back? >> eric: obama one of the 35 national cochairs is a private equity guy. the guy, jonathan levine at bain capital. >> andrea: he has taken bain money a won't give it back. >> bob: it was not the catholic church that sued. churches have been absolved from this use of contra acceptives. but catholic institutions, things like that. >> eric: not use of contraceptives. but providing it for free. >> bob: okay. the churches have been absolved from that. catholic church. nobody we are talking about catholic high schools or schools. most were lead by right wing fundamentalists. and my question is what is the big news story? why cover it? >> dana: andrea, please explain this. >> andrea: catholic c

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>>eric: thank you.y injured in a car crash not only suing texting driver who hit them, but his girlfriend, too, who wasn't even in the car. fine out why. and this top g.s.a. guy could be out but the lavish government parties are still going strong. are lawmakers in washington, dc, doing negative about this? [ morgan ] when you cheer, they fly just a liiiiittle bit higher... [ man ] he hits it! [ morgan ] ...go just a liiiiittle bit further... [ woman ] a perfect 10! [ morgan ] they can even be perfect. and when we come together... to cheer...as one... [ chuckles ] ...we know what happens. [ crowd cheering ] visa. proud sponsor of the olympic games for 25 years. join our global cheer. >>eric: a new jersey judge ruling a womb who texted her boyfriend while he was driving and not be held liable for a crash he was in. is the judge right in will we see more cases like this? and now, fox news legal analyst lis wiehl and keesha. you say she should have some liability? >> when i think of the public policy reaso

it was like a whole version of that in reality. >> eric: eric went up -- >> bob: eric went up to mrs. is what happened. 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. ♪ ♪ the capital one cash rewards card gives you a 50% annual bonus. and who doesn't want 50% more cash? ugh, the baby. huh! and then the baby bear said, "i want 50% more cash in my bed!" phhht! 50% more cash is good ri... what's that. ♪ you can spell. [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. what's in your wallet? ha ha. ♪ ask me how i've never slept better. [ male announcer ] why not talk to one of the six million people who've switched to the most highly recommended bed in america? it's not a sealy, a

eric does not eat meat.is a nice guy but he eats chicken. >> kimberly: i didn't realize this until last week. now i know why you didn't eat the plate at kobi beef at del friscoes. >> eric: i eat chicken and fish, just not red meat. i was on a training floor and someone got sick on the other side of the floor, you were going to get sick until your body got immune to germs. i see a guy on the floor and he looks good, color in his face. i said what are you doing? he said stop eating red meat. i tryeded it and it felt great. good training i'm a pretty superstitious. >> kimberly: pretty superstitious? the baseball player in you. >> bob: metro, retro, whatever that is. >> greg: if you want to see consequences of vegetarianism, look at paul mccartney. he used to be a heartthrob now he looks like he escaped from "married she wrote." that's what happens. you need to get that protein. if you don't have the protein, you are out of it. meat is there for a reason. animals are cute and fuzzy, but they taste better. >> bob

>> eric: wrote a check.this capitalizing on the president's decision of coming out in favor of gay marriage? >> greg: i didn't talk to rufus in a while. we got in a fight and we were vacationing. sometimes after a few days -- >> dana: falling out. >> greg: yeah. it came back on my own on a bus. >> dana: >> could we turn this. it played pro-baseball, started businesses, been on board of directors on companies but been okay on tv but i learned timing is everything. tell us about the timing of the "washington post" piece today. the hit piece on mitt romney about something that happened i guess in 1965. today? >> greg: concerns a prank of which he cut the air of a student. now interestingly enough it comes out. he's presumed homosexual, plays in with whole thing with president obama coming out. the timing itself is strange. it read the article. as i was reading i was going boy, i really don't like mitt romney. but then i started thinking if i read an article about me in high school, or an article about bob i'd p

>> eric: we have to leaf it there.stic terrorists in cleveland also known of occupiers in court today. we'll tell you what went down, coming up. music i want some more. what's he doing? but he can't. look at him! it's just not done. please sir, i want some more. more? more? more? please sir. he has asked for... thank you. what? well he did say please... sir. yes he did. and thank you. yea. and thank you. he's a wonderful boy. (laughing) a do-lightful boy. please and thank you. pass it on. (crowd of children) thank you. now back to new york and "the five." ♪ ♪ >> dana: all right. welcome back to "the five." you might remember last week, occupy wall street had big protest on may 1. the same day, the five we'll call them knuckleheads, in cleveland, part of cleveland occupy that threatened -- basically were busted by intel infiltration. and presented from blowing up a bridge. today they were in court. look at these guys. beautiful. they were in court, and they pled not guilty. even though one of them had signed a lease, wh

eric. >> eric: i don't know how in the world you can say taxpayer money didn't go to abortions when a big part of what planned parenthood does is abortion. >> bob: 3%. >> eric: based on what? the amount of time it takes to abort a child? based on what? >> bob: 3% of the money for planned parenthood -- >> eric: here are the facts. planned parenthood gets $500 million of taxpayer support. they offer -- now we find out they are willing to maybe even break the law in some states. there are four states that say it's illegal to offer abortion based on gender. 46 say no. now maybe they are breaking the law. now they are spending our money, $1.4 million of our money to attack romney on his stance on abortion. >> bob: i am going to try to attack you with a smile today and tell you that is the political action arm of that committee. they can do that as well as karl rove's committee can do it or anybody else's committee. >> bob: there is a law of the land. no money for planned parenthood goes for abortion, period. end of story. >> kimberly: how can you prove that? >> eric: look at the law. >> an

>> eric: boy.h that, president obama declared the season on negative attack ads open for business. what if it's smart for president obama to bring the focus of jobs back in the fray. after all, he is the guy that lost the most jobs under his watch since jimmy carter. speaking of that, bob. what about it? bad idea, good idea to talk about romney's record on jobs? >> bob: good idea all the way around. that time we opened up on bain capital and what romney is about. he says he creates jobs. he destroys guys. he said he wasn't there when they lost the jobs in the steel company. they put a big debt on the company of which romney and his buddies walked away with millions of dollars in profits and then the thing fell apart. the history of romney and creating jobs is a myth. he is so out of touch, look, they took away the poor people pension and the health insurance. do you want a guy like that to be president of the united states? >> eric: for the rest of the segment, i want to clarify this. you are going

>>eric: we left george h.w. bush out of the four presidents but those are four of the last five presidents. thank you steve from the "wall street journal" today. $4 billion a year in tax refunds are going to illegals so why is harry reid blocking an attempt to make that illegal? and now our reporter is on it. and joe the plumber has a big problem with joe the veep. teachers get the training... ...and support they need? schools flourish and students blossom. that's why programs like... ...the mickelson exxonmobil teachers academy... ...and astronaut sally ride's science academy are helping our educators improve student success in math and science. let's shoot for the stars. let's invest in our teachers and inspire our students. let's solve this. with the touch of a button ? droid does. does it post it instantly to facebook with sound ? droid does. droid with color for facebook. it's the ultimate status update. get a droid razr maxx by motorola for only $199.99. with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want.

>> bob: the definition -- >> eric: that's definition some of you like -- >> bob: not am of us. >> ericat about the 4% of women who can't put food on the table. >> bob: what is your definition of recession? >> eric: when 14 or, 13ers 14 million people out of work gasoline prices on the rise. >> kimberly: andrea work at fox and we're brunets. >> greg: 31% believe the country is heading in the wrong direction. they also said that jumping out of a window is neat way to travel. >> andrea: the only way to travel. >> eric: why are you pessimistic? >> kimberly: no, we're optimistic. it's friday. >> greg: i'm really happy about the social issues. it doesn't do anything for the economy. >> bob: the republicans stayed away from the gay issue with mitt romney. altogether. >> andrea: aren't you glad? why would they jump into that? you wish, do you want them to jump into it? >> bob: show they're formal homophobic reaction. >> greg: garbage. who is homophobic? president obama define do anything. he didn't do anything. like he is personally for gitmo. c'mon! >> kimberly: only recently came out of the

. >> eric: hello. i'm eric bolling with tom tancredo, bob beckel, darren darren and -- i'm eric bolling with andrea tantaros, bob beckel, dana perino, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ ask persons what the single most important issue the election is, jobs. j-o-b-s jobs. democrats and republicans have different ideas for getting america back to work. president obama prefers a socialist style of government. spend more, tax more, redistribute more. hope it works out. we conservatives have a different way of dealing with things. it's called tough love. listen to hannity. >> you're 29 years old. stop wasting your time. novel concept. get up at 6:00, shuffle coffee down your throat, get to work, stop complaining and get your [bleep] out of bed like everybody else in america and get to work. >> give me a jobbism i'll go to work. >> eric: listen to maine's governor for straight talk for lazy, whiny free loaders. >> compassion and commitment to the children. to all of your able-b

>> eric: no.g i love the show. >> dana: did they love it more than apprentice? >> kimberly: we have a "jeopardy" superstar. >> dana: chris wallace won his "jeopardy" round. congratulations to him. robin gibbs, beegee died at 62 yesterday. cause was complication from cancer. his paternal twin maurice gibb died of a twisted intestine in 2001. i love the beegees. bob did. >> bob: two of them. him and donna summers in one week. terrible. >> greg: i think, you are too young to be -- >> dana: everybody knows beegees. >> greg: they were my seventh and eighth grade prom when you learned how to slow down. the worst clothes. saturday night fever. >> kimberly: the worst guy to slow dance doto is "stai "stairwastairway to heaven" wite wrong guy. i hope my legs give out. >> greg: banned word of the day is "extraordinary." it used to be people used great. he is a great guy. that is a great book. now it's extraordinary. the more you say extraordinary, the more ordinary it becomes. >> dana: i don't think anybody

exactly mirrors -- >> eric: yes.eg: i wonder how al-qaeda felt about the tea party. >> eric: can we let "the five" be judge on whether or not the tea party demographic -- >> look at the demographics. >> eric: next up, want an idea of what west virginians think of president obama? look no further than last night west virginia democrat primary where the president just barely ekeed out a win over, wait for it, convicted felon and federal inmate 11593. pictureed right there with the often maligned ponytail mullet took 40% of the vote and beat obama in ten west virginia counties. >> greg: beautiful. the judds have gone downhill. haven't put out an album, but running for office. if this was done against a republican, late night comedians would have thought it was genius. but they'll call them rednecks, that is the next step. dabs there is something important about him you need to know. >> kimberly: the pony tail? >> dana: no. not that his favorite president is richard nixon. his favorite athlete is gary skidmore, pro-bowle

>> eric: hard-hitting stuff.rite and research a segment, just so we can cut time here and do the culture quiz thing again. i guess so. hey, president, pull up a chair. right here. in the morning. we won't ask you about the bumps on air force one. bob, kim kardashian, quacamole and chips. that's all they come up with? >> bob: there were other questions asked that we decided not to add in this piece. for whatever reason that might be. fair and equal payment for women, obama signed the ledbetter act to give them equal pay for equal rights. that is dead wrong. this is a -- this makes sense, too. this could actually say republicans in 2012, because brains are overrated. >> greg: we had to rehash the joke for that? >> eric: the reason i brought it up, there is an hour. there is an opportunity to ask tough questions. the economy, i don't think the committee came up once. i don't think the economy came up. >> greg: it's "the view." it's not face the nation or "meet the press." i don't go to view to ask the questions. i g

. >> eric: hello, i'm eric bolling, with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, dana perino, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> eric: we love our icons, heroes, buy stuff they endorse to be like them and we even try to look like them. kardashians, ryan seacrest, the donald, bromwich, kobe, all american brands and all rich because we made them rich. take this week big news makers and money makers. zuckerberg, dimon and downey junior. >> for the first time ever in a single day, we have half a billion people use facebook. half a billion people. [ applause ] >> we have the widest and deepest capital in the world. >> no offense, i don't play well the others. >> who are you? >> billionaire playboy philanthropist. >> start us off with zuckerberg. $16 million. more power to you. 900 million people on facebook. >> greg: he makes something that everybody uses. he makes toilet paper for the ego. imagine if you own the right to toilet paper, you'd be worth trillion dollars. it makes sense, so many people use it. look at accruing wealth the way you look at professional

he has never been attacked by eric bolling. eric bolling ail tacks his politics.h a pinata. >> bob: you haven't denounced the character -- >> dana: actually, he has. >> kimberly: that is incorrect. >> greg: i denounce pinatas that don't have candy in them. >> dana: that is an outrage. we'll discuss it in the break and come back to talk about the parents who put their own child in a washing machine. should they be prosecuted? we'll talk about that. [ bell ringing ] ♪ in a world where ♪ there is so much to see ♪ there's still no other place ♪ that i would rather, rather ♪ rather, rather be ♪ [ male announcer ] dip into sabra hummus and discover a little taste of the world. enjoy sabra dips. adventure awaits. >> bob: welcome back to "the five." i did not suggest that eric had anything to do with that barack obama character. so i apologize and i'm going to pick up the rest of my life and carry on. >> eric: apology accepted. >> bob: thank you. now. move on to will smith. men in black 3 is coming out. he was in moscow and a reporter got close to him. put his arms around

>> eric: that is tough. i think if president obama is smart he will continue to play the hand he's playing now. brilliant in what he is doing. he is there and we have to be careful how we frame this, but he is being smart and playing it perfectly. >> dana: others say they overplay their hand on politics. if they hadn't done an ad about romney and gone on the trip, would vit been a clean -- >> greg: i don't know. i have a bad taste in my mouth when we talk about this. anybody in his position would be doing this. maybe he overplayed it a bit. but divorced parents tell you they love you more. just stop fighting. we should appreciate the fact this guy is dead. in terms of how it plays politically, national security could always be number one. if there is another terrorist attack, everything on the front page disappears. >> this is a year that the economy dominates. do you remember when barack obama was caught and killed? obama's numbers jump up about 12 points. they dove in a week. he would be better off if it w

>> eric: be careful.david axelrod being a senior advisor is different than one of us, pundit saying something. it puts him in a different league. this should be -- president obama should tell him he should go out -- >> andrea: should koch brothers sue? >> eric: the koch brothers are private citizens. that he can donate to whom over or whatever they want to donate to. a moment of heightened rhetoric. >> dana: premeditated or panic. when president obama is giving the speech he talks about positive discourse. that was a conference call he didn't think would become public. anything you say at any time can and will be used against you at some point. if it was panic, regrettable. if it's premeditated that's reprehensible. one of the press secretaries on the obama team called on romney to call out extreme members of the republican party. what about the extremists within president obama's inner circle? that i thought this was a hair-raising comment. >> andrea: how would you handle it? >> greg: the irony, presiden

>> eric: he can't. minute they do he can't get backing from the teachers union. >> kimberly: pad teachers give good teachers a bad name. they do. >> kimberly: you were a teacher once? yes. >> greg: you were -- it makes me happy to think you taught. >> andrea: there are some bad teachers. >> bob: that's right. but you keep cutting education over and over and load the schools up with 30, 35 kids. >> andrea: that is not the issue. a lot of teacherers that are penalized for inappropriate behavior are making six figure salaries sometimes. how is that fair? the taxpayers footing the bill >> bob: if you show me a teacher making six figures and i'll eat your hat. >> eric: everywhere else in the world computation based on performance. except in unions. >> bob: that is wrong about the unions, first. if that was the case, all teachers who are good ones should be making six figures. >> eric: i agree with that. >> bob: fine. tell republicans to stop cutting money from teachers. >> greg: an important point, kimberly

>> eric: on t, yes. one more. quickly, robert downey junior is expected to get big payday for avengers. does he deserve $50 million? >> kimberly: this guy has been through tough times. bob, you should appreciate this. >> bob: i do. >> kimberly: he was down and out on his luck, getting arrested. no financial means available. multiple stints in rehab. happily married now. has a child, he just had another baby. doing fantastic. he has been box office gold. i love the success story. he is hardworking. i'm happy for him. >> dana: he was on the movie i saw on the airplane that i like. >> greg: one of his best movies. >> kimberly: very talented. >> bob: so many people in hollywood had addiction problems, it's all fluff. it's like what her name, that woman? what is her name? >> kimberly: lindsay lohan. >> bob: all right. this guy has been, as kimberly said, has been through hell and more. come back. he is a great, great, great steady for people who are alcoholics and addicts. look at his success. his movie, hit $50 millio