she really respected that about eric. >> but here was the complication about eric.n from a previous relationship, disease disease sif eric was determined to have no more. justine on the other hand wanted children. lauren said to say good-bye to eric and move on. >> what are you doing with him? those are the two things that you ultimately want in your life. >> but justine stayed with eric. they had been a couple for months but she still wasn't introducing him to the parents. >> he's the phantom boyfriend? >> yeah. when you know your child is seeing someone on a steady or on an exclusive basis, you would kind of at least like to see who they are. >> finally after a year and a half of nudging her daughter, heidi got to meet the boyfriend for dinner. >> eric swirmed as though he wanted to be a thousand miles away. >> my feelings were, well, okay, i don't really get it, you know, but it's really not mine to get, you know. it was justine's boyfriend. >> did you think that he was the guy? >> no oh. >> that this was the intended? >> no. >> and justine and eric had their ups

captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> eric: fox news alert. i'm eric bolling. this is "the five." moments ago, eric holder arrived on capitol hill for his big meeting with congressman darrell issa, the chairman of the house oversight and got reform committee. the chairman by the way issued an ultimatum to the attorney general. hand over the classified documents or you may be held in contempt of congress. listen to the heated exchange. >> have you and your attorneys produced internally materials responsive to the subpoenas? >> we believe that we have responded to the subpoena. >> no, mr. attorney general, you are not a good witness. a good witness answers the questions asked. go back again. 140,000 documents. how many documents are responsive but you are withholding at this time? >> we produced 7600. >> i don't want to hear about the 7600 -- >> if i may -- >> the lady is out of order. >> eric: a lot of back-and-forth over how many documents and which are the rel haven't documents. i called the chairman's office and spoke to several people. here is what they are

eric, would you go back to that woman? >> eric: no.hat woman in first place. it's good to know that the justice system is working. she had number one served time, number two, paid the money back. she could be the most despicable -- >> dana: what is wrong with our society? >> greg: whoa, whoa, whoa. true, most people fake illnesses to get out of weddings. so this is weird. but this is a story of true love. she loved this man so much she was willing to lie. everybody does that. >> kimberly: you are twisted. >> bob: did you live live to get in her marriage? you must have done something for her to take you. >> dana: what gave him the first clue? if you have a life-threatening illness you typically go to the doctor fairly often. you want your fiance save or loved one to go with her. >> bob: she said she had a rare form of leukemia. found out he is didn't calling her doctor. why do you wait until after the wedding to do that? he is not a mensa candidate. >> dana: if you were trying to -- is she like a serial liar? tell so many lies you belie

>> eric: the biggest advocate of recall of scott walker. >> greg: spend the money. >> eric: you can'tyou work, you make $67,000. >> juan: people who work for the government don't work? that's what you said? people who work for government are not workers? >> eric: by definition, this is a pass to fail. >> andrea: in 2011, president obama made a sweeping speech about wisconsin. he jumped in the budget fight. hilda solis jumped in. now cricket, cricket, cricket. gawps where is mitt romney? cricket, cricket, cricket. >> andrea: he doesn't have to say a word. walker will be reinstated. >> eric: coming up, u.s. drone hunt down a killed number two al-qaeda terrorists, abu yahya al-libi. again, pakistan pushing back. but juan is pushing forward next. ♪ ♪ ve you ever partaken in a car insurance taste test before? by taste? yes, never heard of it. well, that's what we're doing today. car insurance x has been perfected over the past 75 years. it's tasty. our second car insurance... they've not been around very long. mmmm... no good! no good? no good! so you chose geico over the other. whatever t

dave tphr-plg, eric b -- flemming, eric byrnes.s mingle in the ball park with interleague play. >> eric: nice to see them. baseball is alive and well in the bay area. >> dave: indeed it is and the a's are having a year where, in the very tough american league west, three games below 500, the a's have a lot to be pleased about. giants are a contending team in the west and certainly in the wild card race in the national league. the athletics had a good year for oakland but the young players liked josh reddick, first full year as an everyday major leaguer. cespedes with superstar potential and then the young pitching you were talking about earlier in the telecast. >> eric: parker. >> dave: i think oakland could be pretty good but they have had injury problems, consistency problems from the young kids and haven't put the pieces together. but i think the right pieces are there for them to put a great team forward. >> eric: it will take a little while but they have the right manager in place in bob melvin. first thing he did when he took

this is what he had to say about eric holder. no information -- >> eric: c'mon! general, more with sorrow than regret. than anger that i say that you have no alternative than those who call on you to resign the office. >> i don't have any intention of resigning. i heard the white house say that the president has confidence in me. i don't have a reason to believe that is not, not the case. >> kimberly: his head is barely above water. he is no so much trouble. one vote away from held in contempt. he is my photofinish for worst of the week. he's in trouble. >> bob: darrell issa should resign before his does. based on nothing he says to resign. attorney general of the united states. they have no class at all. >> kimberly: then act like it. >> eric: who won the week? you know who won the week for me? president obama's ego. look at this yesterday. 54-minute, nothing. last night he spent the night with sarah jessica parker. >> dana: well, did he -- >> eric: the evening. the evening. >> bob: that is not what you said. >> greg: it's anna winter. >> eric: is it? >> bob: mi

. >> eric: hello. 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." ♪ ♪ proving night after night he has absolutely no idea how bad things are out there on main street and proving night after night he has no shame in misinforming middle america. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> this notion that somehow we have caused the deficit is just wrong. it's just not true. if they start trying to give you a bunch of facts and figures, suggesting it's true. what they are not telling you is they baked all this stuff in the cake with those tax cu cuts. prescription drug plan they didn't pay for. so all of this stuff is baked in, with all the interest payments for it. it's like somebody goes to a restaurant, orders a big steak dinner, martini, all this stuff. then just as you are sitting down, they leave. and accuse you of running up the tab. >> eric: really? ignore the facts and figures? reality? let's not ignored the facts and figures. break them down inside. unlike approximatelytitions,

>> eric: no. so the last years of the bush administration and first of the obama administration, right? >> eric: hmm-mm. >> dana: we are talking about housing. the elephant in the room. the theory to let it go. president bush before him came up with programs to help the homeowners and help him hold on longer. so forget wall street. people in their homes that don't have government jobs don't feel fine so their misery income is up. the household income is down. they aren't using money to go on a luxury vacation, perhaps that is good but a ways to go to get to the bottom. >> andrea: the stimulus was supposed to make the wildest dreams come true, right? checks and everyone was supposed to have the goodies from the stimulus. it didn't happen. >> greg: speaking of spin. obama treats the economy like i treat my new shirt. i put it in the -- i always put it in the wrong cycle and it comes out, went from a large to medium. >> dana: now it fits. >> greg: that was completely -- >> wow! >> greg: she swore at

. >> eric: hello, everybody. 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." ♪ ♪ >> eric: the june swoon continues for the white house with attorney general eric holder at the center of attention. he may face full-blown congressional contempt charge thursday and his department of homeland security is playing hardball with the state of arizona after losing a key immigration fight at the supreme court yesterday. let's start with "fast and furious." first thing this morning, republican darrell issa sent a letter to president obama accusing him of either withholding information, or having his aides conspire with the d.o.j. officials on the matter. by noon, the left was fighting back singing some familiar tunes. listen. >> the fact that the issue of race is a subtle factor in this effort. the intensity and swiftness of the pursuit of a contempt citation is certainly unworthy of the seriousness of a consequences of that act. >> this reckless

eric? >> eric: quickly, milestone was reached over the weekend.h round of golf. [ applause ] thank you very much. the economy is falling apart. but it wasn't long ago that david axelrod thought it wasn't a good example. listen. as you -- >> as you site statistics that say economy is improving you do political damage. that you do it from the ninth hole. impression you got is he was out of touch. >> eric: let's move on. >> dana: bob, are you ready? >> bob: i am. i have to buy time. mitt romney going around saying by the year 2020, the government spending would be one-half. 50% of the gross domestic product. which is so ridiculous. that ronald reagan's advisor said this analysis is so stupid, it's hard to know where to begin. congratulations mr. bartlett on that. romney, please get people to put something together for you that is truthful. >> eric: no way anyone could have said that. >> bob: he said it over and over. freddie i am suffering from exhaust -- >> greg: i am suffering from exhaustion. from the word exhaustion. when a pop star or celebrity

>> eric: no. it's a program. >> andrea: in the letter, this is what makes me think it's part of the deliberative process that president obama may not have known. two ways to invoke executive privilege. one could be whether or not president obama knew about it, the senior officials or if somebody in the agency, d.o.j., was mapping out a response, program, the decision could have ended up on president obama's desk. there could be a chance he didn't know about it. >> dana: or someone within the white house. this is program we learn from the "new york times" deliberate on individuals that will be killed on drone attacks around the world. a little micro manager. take him at his word and say he didn't know about it. the department of justice had been good until now about shielding the white house from this and keeping it apart. by asking president obama to assert executive privilege, there are a lot of different levels. a complicated law. what you're saying is within the deliberative discussion, there w

. >> eric: hello, everybody. i'm eric bolling with andrea tantaros, he's back, bob beckel, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five"! ♪ ♪ >> eric: the white house on the hot seat today from eric holder getting 0e sereed by a congressional panel to f.b.i. probe in how and why classified intel is being systematically leaked to certain media outlets, wiretaps, drones, mexican drug cartels. fast and furious day in d.c. let's start with the attorney general from earlier today. >> have you and your attorneys produced internally the materials responseive to the subpoenas? >> we believe that we have responded to the subpoena -- >> no, mr. attorney general, you are not a good witness. a good witness asks the question asked. >> we have 146,000 documents. >> how many documents are responsive that you are withholding at this time. >> we produced 7600. >> i don't want to hear -- >> the i would beg -- >> the lady is out of order. >> excuse me. >> did you not go back to your office and say whe

i'm proud of him. >> eric: great thing. >> dana: memory lane bolling alley is in wyoming. >> eric: that'swelcome to "red eye." i'm greg gutfeld or as i am known in ireland, meryl streep. andy, what is coming up on the show, old sport? >> i can feel one of my turns come on, america. some hard-hitting reporting reports some democrats are near mitt romney's la jolla house. plus, when is an airplane the wrong place for a married guy to hit on a woman? probably always, but particularly when the flight as wi-fi. and finally we have the inside scoop on reports that "happy days" actress erin moran is broke and living in a trailer park. they are making stuff up, right? jay thanks, andy. -- >> thanks, andy. >> whatever. >> a little attitude there. >> go away.

>> eric: i love those.in the world is the tower of terror, disney world tower of terror. i'm like that guy. i would do anything. >> bob: which is that? >> greg: you are in like a haunted house and it drops. worst thing i've ever done. >> andrea: that guy in the video looks a little bit like you. >> bob: i appreciate that. let's go to next one. this is a baby bear cub caught in garage. his mother is looking for him. just like any mother would look for the baby. see the bear cub up there? he is hanging around. all of a sud therein comes momma pushing open the garage door. that he minds me of my ex-wife pushing open the door when i try to sneak in at 4:00 in the morning. the cub and the tomma. she says get your ass out of here and we're! the dog in the background -- he's a good dog -- is dana's dog and didn't like the noise. >> andrea: that was interesting. >> bob: i liked it. one more to go? two more seconds. this is bob's corner. military wife who does karaok karaoke. she won some award for this. she gets to

i'm proud of him. >> eric: great thing. >> dana: memory lane bolling alley is in wyoming. >> eric: that's. see you tomorrow, everybody. >> bret: one of the most serious breaches of intelligence he has seen. that's from a house democrat. this is "special report." ♪ ♪ good evening. i'm bret baier. top lawmakers on capitol hill agree too much sensitive national security information is making its way to your newspapers, television and computers. what they cannot agree on is why. whether the obama administration is playing politics with american lives. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has the top story. >> the leadership of the house and senate intelligence committees were bkr

. >> eric: see you next sunday. >> have a great week. >> eric: we have some new information on the fallout in the investigation of the recent leaks of what critics say are our national security secrets. this morning, u.s. lawmakers are speaking out on the controversial issue with at least one republican senator pointing the finger of blame directly at the president. meantime, the administration remains on the defensive on this controversial issue. president obama blasting claims that members of his white house team had any hand in orchestrating the leaks. it's a claim that the president has called offensive and wrong. good morning, everyone, on this sunday morning. >> jamie: great to have you here. this is a big story. and the brand-new hour of america's news headquarters, we are going to talk about it. congressional leaders are saying they are working on ways to prevent similar security breaches in the future. they want to limit access to classified informs further. there is an investigation into the leak, headed by two u.s. prosecutors appointed by attorney general eric holder. a probe t

eric?ecially in light of what the city is like right now. especially -- well, we'll see what happens tomorrow. obamacare decision comes down. if he loses there. he got his attorney general in contempt of congress. it could get ugly for obama. numbers will switch. >> bob: in ohio -- case and point, in ohio, the economy got much, much better. >> dana: thanks to republican governor john kasich. >> bob: no, thanks to the auto bail-out. >> andrea: we're if a buy-out from the obama campaign that leads up to july 2 where they are spending millions of dollars to trash mitt romney. the challenge is --don karl rove is spend -- >> bob: karl rove is spending millions a day. >> andrea: he needs to define himself. that's romney's biggest challenge. if he doesn't do it first. the more people learn about romney, they like him. 24% of the electorate when polled say they still don't know who mitt romney is. >> bob: i don't want to interrupt you but based on what do they like him? >> andrea: a lot. if they br

>> eric: i don't know. >> bob: you know why?yourself just said you had romney winning ohio. >> bob: i said i thought in the end romney would win ohio but right now he is losing. >> eric: 20 minutes in the speech he said, he was referring to last week on friday he said the private sector is doing fine. the other side will say the economy is bad, i didn't fix it and i didn't make money. people are doing fine. that is what is the scary voice in the add will say. the scary voice in the ad is just repeating what he said. >> dana: it is. one thing the preview of the speech, they weren't going to have anything new. yesterday you said you better have something new. if you call something a major address you bet ver something for people to hang their hat on. if it takes 54 minutes to deliver the campaign stump speech that sounds like to "state of the union" you have given in three years you have problems. somebody on being charitable said they admire the obama campaign because they're on message consistently. they use the same message. di

>> eric: can we not go there? the question was are the dems panicking and are the independents breaking for mitt romney? >> bob: no. >> eric: you deny this completely? >> bob: romney numbers are also negative. >> not as much as the president. gest he is the front runner. >> greg: i was going to say if you listen to president obama like he inherited more defects than offspring of koligula. he has to take responsibility. the press is spinning him as unflappable. if there is criticism, he is unflappable. maybe he should be flappable. maybe we're at a time where you should be flapping. things aren't going well. stop being unflappable. be flappable. >> eric: if president obama thinks he was left holding the tab on really big bill, what is he going to leave either president romney or the next guy whoever it may be? >> dana: to take the metaphor a step further, before the bill came you ordered another entree, two appetizers, drinks and a round on the house. you get the bill and go oh, my gosh. i'll leave this for the nex

. >> eric: hello, everyone. i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, andrea tantaros, and our guy greg gutfeld is back. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> eric: well, reality is setting in for some of president obama's biggest supporters and it ain't prett pretty. poor maureen dowd of the times wrote a title "dreaming of a superhero." mark the date, june 3, 2012. dowd just realizing now he is not superman. she writes, "the president who started off with such dazzle now seems incapable of simulating either the economy or the voters. what is worse, some democrats are sensing the obama presidency may be more like the titanic and plenty of supporters are jumping ship. think bill clinton, corey booker, ed rendell." something is up this way. >> he did what the governor is suggesting, maybe he is not. and you just let this be a referendum, i don't think the president could win. >> eric: like rats off a sinking ship. clinton, booker, rendell, dowd. when do we add beck to the list? >> kim

i think that's eric rudolph.nd carried him to the sheriff's office and printed out one of the posters on the internet. >> eric says, you got me. i'm eric robert rudolph. >> this is an nbc news special report. >> nbc news has confirmed wante fugitives, eric robert rudolph, charged in a series of bombings, including the olympic park bombing in tlunbomb ing in atlanta has been arrested in north carolina. >> my initial contact with him was monday morning when we were transporting him to asheville. they had put a vest on him. i walked around the corner. i think it was probably the only time in this investigation i had on an atf jacket. and you could hear him before we walked around the corner, he was talking to the jolocal deputies and jailers. we walked around the corner and he stiffened up, looking straight ahead. >> when the federal government agent would come in, he knew that they, the government, intended to kill him. >> extremist eric rudolph admits he did it. it's part of the deal that will spare his life. he'l

eric? >> eric: jamie, another hot issue for our country, the critical week coming up for the obama administration on the major decision from the supreme court on the health care law. the fate of the president's reform law now lies at the supreme court in the justices' hands. that outcome, of course, was expected to have a major impact on the president's ri-election -- re-election campaign. matt slap was a white house director under president bush. and martha is a consultant to the obama campaign. welcome. matt, let me start with you. what's your prediction? >> i tell you, it is oldaddage is that those who talk don't know and those who know don't talk. so i think those folk who is actually have a good handle on what the court will do, do not have good inside information. the interesting thing for the president, i think this is a lose/lose. >> eric: lose/lose, do you agree? >> i think there are a couple of scenarios. this could be a whole loaf or a half loaf or they obliterate the law. americ

eric? >> eric: if it doesn't go their way, the crowd behind you, certainly there could be more civil unrest, unfortunately. let's say morsi wins, if he pulls it out, ahead, 52%, he's 60, a u.s. educated engineer, legal -- legal llangalandeland, could we see if egypt gets its first islamist president? >> reporter: the big question here is going to be the army, eric. will the army go ahead and give the then president morsi under your scenario the power of the president around if all of a sudden that happens, he said he'll take a much harder line with israel, and also talked about having much greater relations with other members of the arab world and is talking about taking a harder line with the united states. the muslim brotherhood, one of the groups that took a hard line with those americans who were here under charge. so, that would totally change the arab world and would also change egypt specifically, as the muslim brotherhood, who already has been in control of parliament until it was d

>> eric: absolutely.'s ridiculous. >> eric: america is 72% white. for them not put in that ad we have the, that whites have a privilege of walking in a room and not looked at different, i don't get that. if i go to the corner of market and broad and newark, i get looked at differently. i guarantee you i get looked at -- >> bob: i look at you differently every day. >> greg: dana and kimberly walk in anywhere and they are looked at differently. >> kimberly: these are all people with light eyes and recessionive -- look at this. blue or light green. >> bob: norwegian. >> kimberly: aryanesque. >> dana: one of the reasons they are privileged to right that stuff on their face, they are, their ancestors were smart enough to come to america and find themselves a way forward. they decided to live in duluth, minnesota. >> bob: i'm not sure that is a -- >> kimberly: uh-oh. everybody on the show right now with blue eyes. >> bob: does anybody believe there is an equal chance if you are black or white in this dismans >>

eric, play axelrod. >> eric: that is a tough one.on't think that -- i think that would be mushed in with the supreme court strikes down the whole law. at that point, you have to, as axelrod, you would have to, the bottom of the ninth, two outs you need a home run. swing for the fence. you have to be liberal. the next thing i'd say is in order to save the economy because you did this, supreme court, and righties, stimulus three would have to be announced the next day. >> kimberly: the last one won't work. >> juan: it could work. >> kimberly: that is a whole new law. you can't piecemeal it like that. >> juan: the medicare and medicaid part would be left in place. right now, part of the good part of the law. >> kimberly: but that is not -- >> dana: the governors don't like it. >> juan: if you are a senior, this is help with closing the doughnut hole. now, here is one that will excite the table. greg gutfeld? >> greg: this will be amazing. talk radio. it will be doing it every single day. but it also -- >> dana: "fast and furious" will m

>> eric: you are right. >> bob: i'm bullied here all the time. >> eric: this is a tough one. parent feels the same way, you want to go and choke the kid that is doing it, or the father of the kid that is doing it. i look at my son. it drive him to school. some one will cut me off and i have road rage for a second and i see him looking at me watching my reaction. i know he is learning. the mom that chokes a kid, though she wants to do it, it probably has a right to do it, whatever, the kid is learning that. the kid is going to grow up to be a bully. >> kimberly: i bet it stopped, though. >> andrea: wouldn't do it again. it had a special needs brother, so i was sensitive to special needs kids. but there are a lot of special needs kids that are i guess treated really well in schools and other ones that aren't. there doesn't seem to be a middle ground. isn't it parent's responsibility to say be nice to people, gay, straight, handicapped or not? >> greg: i'm worried about a lot of the schools because it's so subjective. you know what i mean? nobody ever says they're a bully. we're

liz trotta joins us every sunday at this time with her commentary. >> good morning, eric. >> eric: mrclinton is at it again. >> yes, he is. the white house is having fits. so is the media. he's a savvy scamp, says the boston herald. and he is the guy that everybody likes says the huffington post. but what exactly is he up to? is he sabotaging the president, using the media, which has always loved bill clinton? or is he laying the work for hillary in 2016? or both! so there is any number of pieces being written about what he has in mind and there are call kinds of scenarios, he loves the limelight that, goes without saying. but interesting things happened over the past week. that is that the republicans began supporting him on several things that he said because it was against the administration. he talked about extending the bush tax cuts and clearly at odds with the white house. he talked about bain capital and mitt romney saying romney had a sterling business career and senator mccain pointed to clinton as a man that took care of business in bosnia as a contrast to how he feels that

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i know you hate these. >> dana: i do. >> eric: this is a -- >> dana: moving up ceremony. >> eric: movingto be high school stunt next year. good job, buddy. >> dana: moving up ceremonies should just -- that should be expected. eighth grade, you are supposed to graduate. kindergarten, third grade, fifth grade graduation. >> bob: i did three move-up ceremonies. i got held back. >> kimberly: we love that. back in the day? brings me to the next point. >> greg: hey, you want to bring something in here? >> dana: yeah. can i have my document, please. >> dana: poor thing tries to come in and give dana her stuff. do your one more thing. >> dana: i'll do it. yesterday, i asked on twitter and follow me at dana perino. do not follow@greg gutfeld. >> greg: unnecessary. >> dana: i asked what would be a good one more thing. there was a great recommendation. not everything happens in new york. great country out there. people participate in few you are farmer of -- future farmer of america. great programs. 350 kids throughout the nation come to d.c. every week and learn leadership, responsibility. they pa