. >> eric: hello, i'm eric bolling, kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, dana perino, greg gutfeld.w york city. this is "the five." >> eric: if you missed dr. ben carson's speech at cpac earned him more cred among conservatives. watch. >> when did we reach a point you to have a certain philosophy because of the color of your skin? when did that happen. a reporter once asked me why i didn't talk a lot about race. i said because i'm a neurosurgeon. they thought that was strange. i said you see when i take them to the operating room and cut the scalp and take off the bone slab, i'm operating on the thing that makes that person who they are. the cover doesn't make them who they are. when are we going to understand that? >> eric: dr. carson is a smart fan. conservative, loves capitalism, hates social. it and thinks president obama is ruining america. as you can see, he is black. it could care less about the color of his skin, but that is not how some see it on the left. take dean freeland at american university who tweeted i don't think i realized beep carson was conservative until last

>> eric: $12 billion.her office pools are illegal the government can't track it and tax it. so they push everyone to casinos where they can keep track of who is betting what. they get a percentage of the winning and 10% of the house. big business. i'm for opening it up. i think they -- everyone should be allowed to bet and gamble wherever the heck you want. >> dana: even in the office? if you had employees, if you owned a business and you think it's okay? >> eric: yeah, it's okay. i do. i do. >> dana: you are a very good boss. >> eric: i used to be. not anymore. >> bob: most offices have a pool. send around a bracket and fill it out. it doesn't take that much time to do it. by the way, a story -- you know the chances of getting every one right? >> eric: i looked it up with you. i know the answer. >> bob: 1 trillion -- nerve the world bet on march madness to get it exactly right, it's billion to one shot you can do it. >> dana: give at it try. >> bob: that is not -- >> kimberly: add it up. >> bob: go ahead.

>> eric: hear this out.ut an e-mail at 2:00 this afternoon and said we are doing the party first, hangover second, all that stuff in a minute. >> eric: you have a son and eventually he will end up in one of these places. >> kimberly: i'm going. i'll be a chaperon. i went with my girlfriends and everything, at the time, i was 18 and some were night so parents had me sign to be the legal guar guardian. >> bob: i wish you'd do it for me for everything. >> eric: did you do spring break? >> greg: i did. i don't like it. college kids can't drink but they persist in drinking. this is like injecting gorillas with steroids. it makes the best "cops" episode ever. there is something attractive about bikini and handcuffs. i am starting a bikini and handcuff website from this idea. i am actually having a three-day all inclusive event at any apartment for people who can't afford -- >> dana: this is exclusive. freddie it's all incollusive. free meals, bed and activities i actuallied a my center. you can talk to attendees f

>> eric: i did. >> dana: what was the move at saint patrick's? >> eric: every day. but certainly today, it was very, very active. a lot of people. he was doing construction there. hard to get out the door, there is only one door. people are funneling and piling in. the point is maybe this pope. clearly, after an election, a lot of people come back to politics. after a new pope, catholics come back to their religion. he could be goo for catholic church. he took his name from patron saint of the poor. didn't want to wear the papal colors. he went with the plain white. took the bus. seemingly great guy. help the membership. >> dana: bob, i want to ask you this question about the poll that was done by pew that said the number of people who say that are religious in america declined. it used to be 5%. then in 1990, 8%. last year, 2012, full 20% said they don't affiliate with any particular religion. do you think that tracks withpen anything, including labeled by a certain political party? >> bob: it probably reflects more demographics, the younger people get, the more th

>> well, eric, it's ludicrous. not only a waste of taxpayer money but badly made, i mean they are acting as bad and production is awful. they actually put a laugh track that is outrageous and ridiculous. when you say -- why use those particular things. gilligan's island, by the way, i want you to know, i was out fishing this morning and i found this in a bottle, you know like on gilligan's island. i found the answer and it says about the irs, all of you are fired. >> neil:. now we get videos and star trek, we're going to roll a zombie video. i love zombies. >> i've never seen an episode of star trek but kurt out si of the irs i feel i have. i want to thank them for that. if our fiscal situation was outrageous this would be laughable. by way of apologizing the irs said we wouldn't make the videos today. they were made 2010 when we had trillion dollar deficit. government has no profit motive. for there is no motive for them to run efficiently. when they are dealing with taxpayer money and sick even ri happening by th

>> eric: harvest? >> bob: yeah. more productive if they had light later on. >> bob: and equipment like greg with the combine that does corn. freddie the worst thing about this is -- >> greg: the worst thing about that is at a bar at 1:00 and it goes to 2:00. you're screwed. i don't think they turn it forward enough. they should do 24 hour forward. when it's monday it's sunday. sunday is saturday. friday it's saturday. saturday it's thursday. >> dana: you're going backward. >> greg: when you spring forward, you are going backwards. you go forward and you are really going backward. >> dana: i don't get it. >> andrea: i love this. it feels like spring in theylight forward. >> bob: love is in the air. spring time. they moved it up because of the energy costs. it used to be in april. move up three weeks. if you get up and go to school, early in the morning, you are driving in the o-tark, what. right -- "o-"dark-whatever. >> eric: i am amazed you are getting five minutes out of daylight's savings. >> greg: i have to say i

. >> eric: hello, i'm eric bombing and also joins us is former senator and fox news contributor scott brown and carolyn joins us from the liberal wilderness. welcome everybody. washington keeps scaring us about the cuts, but they keep spending. tsa dropping a whopping $900 per uniform and keep hiring. three positions opening up at the department of ago debris culture. they want to grow bole worms. do i need to ask this, necessary or needless? >> it's not only needless but it's destructive. all these things scaring us about cutting used to be handled by the private markets anyway. the tsa didn't exist before 2001. it was private security. we ate meat in this country for 130 before inspectors in the early 1900s. and i don't think the federal employees to grow bole weevils. it doesn't rest on federal law library making $115,000 a year. >> eric: do we need three white house cali graphers? >> they should make those cuts. the president has turn i had down. he wants it to be on republicans and have people blame the republicans. it's time for leadership and time to get in there and delegate a

eric had a good idea. obama should have taken the campaign money. >> eric: there is another idea.greg: presidential equivalent after a child slamming the door after being grounded. he is not going to clean his room until he gets a tax increase. i am not that sympathetic. >> kimberly: you don't like kids. >> greg: the iowa sixth graders are going to d.c. for a field trip? when i was in sixth grade we went to a petting zoo down the road with a shelf of disease rabbits. >> kimberly: you are jealous. >> greg: i am! they will turn any misfortune that occurs and blame it on the sequestration, no matter what happens. if a dog gets hit by a truck they'll say the sequestration drove the truck. >> bob: i was in the hospital two nights ago and immune specialist came in. i bet that is what happened to you. you got bit by a rat. >> greg: saying that with a cast on your hand. >> eric: the white house invited 19 republican senators to the white house. i'm not sure what they talked about. any intel on it? >> andrea: it's ridiculous they would hold it at the jefferson hotel at the plume restaurant

. >> eric: i'm eric bombing. glad to see you. cashin in crew, wayne.mily that you just saw who introduced our show says they are extremely bored about how much healthcare it will cost them. mary, how bad is it going to get for the folks out there? >> it's going to be a problem. i remind everyone that in 2008 the president said he was planning to bring down premiums for an average family by $2500 a year. now, we're talking about sticker shock and how much the premiums are going up. they said the cost are going up, cbo agrees. kaiser, frequent government studies have shown the same thing. the reason is the plan was to give more services to more people and mandate more services in each healthcare plan. you can't have a simple healthcare plan that is catastrophic anymore. so when you do that, things cost more money i could have told you that many years ago. >> eric: we talked about that three years ago. jonathan, five guys say a franchise owner says i can't afford the increase in healthcare costs. guess who is going to bite, you the consumer. we should hav

makes no sense. >> eric: be clear.e is saying there shouldn't be immigration to the united states. we're saying there should be immigration, legal immigration. we should be welcoming the educated, the noncriminals. welcome them with open arms. bring them in. fine. just go through the process. do it the right way. fill out the paperwork. >> andrea: if you categorize them as somebody who broke the law, illegal and a criminal, what do we do with the millions of americans that are here if we don't allow them to get on a pathway, as long as it it would be citizenship? >> greg: the first thing you do is strengthen your border and you form the line. if you find somebody who is a criminal, they have to go. i mean, i don't see how -- >> andrea: "criminal" being, do you consider them a criminal because they came here illegally or they came here and committed a crime? >> greg: i mean people doing bad stuff. i want to say there is, i can't remember who talked about it. but america was created by risk-makers. the people who came ov

cashin' in, crashing the party right now. >> eric: i'm eric boling and "cashin' in" crew is with us thiswe and welcome everybody. don't crack the bubbly just yet. it's been three years since president obama signed obamacare into law. regulations keep growing and growing. is it starting to get messy. republicans declaring messy that is one of architects saying it himself. >> i think we know it is going to be messy. there will be things that come up that are unanticipated. >> eric: he is right. when we bought the cake. woman said obamacare that is why my hours got cut. i guess we can expect more of that? >> you are going to see a lot more of that. this is direct impact that it is having. we had the legislation and people are trying to read it and get through it. now you see the regulations piling up a and practical day to day coming out in the form of a woman who is trying to make a case and earn a living and run a business. >> eric: there are a lot of things that we learned about the obamacare law and we're going to roll them while you talk. this is growing by the day. >> yeah, it's too b

>> eric: you are awesome.0th birthday. >> dana: the aarp puzzle you are having a hard time. there are seven pieces. >> greg: how ironic -- >> bob: i already turned 70. >> eric: i'm thrilled to share it with you. i love you all. love the show. love everything about it. hopefully 51 is as much fun. >> bob: it's a piece of cake. not going to have any problem with it. one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪ @í buenos aires >> dana: time for one more thing. eric and bob are still working on the aarp because that has seven pieces that dun of us can figure out. president bush 41 is a terrific letter writer. a book released several years ago called all the best. collection of his letter. it's being updated with new ledders and some original writing by him. and you can get it on amazon. one of the things that quote from the new book. it's been a busy and sometimes tumultuous 13 years. the family continued to grow and thrived as grandchildren married and started to have children. through it all barbara and i grew old happily and

eric? >> eric: roll the video very quickly. i'll explain it in a second.e bag. and the ball drops. knocked it down. she has interfered with the play. >> greg: that is great. >> eric: the best part of that, it was a fair ball. hooters girl pr picked up a live ball in the game. one more time. take a peek. >> that is a fair ball. right over the bag. and the ball girl knocks it down. she has no idea she has interfered with the play. >> greg: american hero. >> bob: what is the ruling on it? >> eric: ground rule double. >> andrea: doesn't it go to prove you can get away with anything you want if you look good doing it. >> greg: exactly. if it was a fat old guy we would have -- >> andrea: booed. thrown out. >> dana: bob? >> bob: i would like to pick her every ground ball all season long. >> eric: all right. >> bob: i have officially appointed myself the pope-watcher for "the five." i want to announce to you today that what you are seeing there is yes, it's black smoke. we don't have a new pontiff. i know you, like me, are up all night long waiting for what will h

>> eric: >> juan: no.guments about -- >> andrea: when does the tsa care about our emotional attachment? just i'm telling you. i lost a knife. they volunteer to mail it back to me. i just lost it. >> andrea: nobody brought a knife on a plane since 9/11. why not keep it in place? >> juan: what about the golfers or lacrosse players? >> andrea: the tsa will get a good knife collection. people won't be sure is this knife too big or too small? why cause confusion? stick with the law. tremendous is no reason behind this. >> greg: there is a lost generation missed outen beauty of a pocket knife. my dad got me a pocket knife at eight or nine. it had wood paneling. nice. i had it until i was 18. irrelevant. the other thing is little toy baseball bat, is that to make nancy kerrig nash nervous? >> kimberly: tonena harding is like yeah, i'm flying again! >> andrea: i figured you out. you whittle on flights. ornaments. >> greg: i carve a boxcutter. >> juan: i travel all the time. you know what happened the other day? yo

eric? >> eric: i was glued to it, too. emotional. interesting. i got to tell you.put together. rome is beautiful. they put a gorgeous ceremony together. 1.2 billion cath it licks will wait to find out who the pope will be. i went across the street and lit candles again. i would love to see pope from the area. probably won't happen but nice to see. emotional moving ceremony. >> kimberly: bob, what are your thoughts? did you see some of this today? people, there was so emotion in their eyes and tears. >> bob: two things struck me. one of the cardinals raised the point about the last two popes had not taken hands-on management of the papacy, which i think is legitimate thing. some people do that and some people don't. but the way they went out of their way to ensure it was clear that he was not going to interfere with the next pope, including saying that he expected all the cardinals to take a vow in public to the new pope. you normally do it in the sistine chapel. this is something they went out of his way to do. he made it clear he won't get in the way of the next p

>> eric: you are awesome.h birthday. >> dana: the aarp puzzle you are having a hard time. there are seven pieces. >> greg: how ironic -- >> bob: i already turned 70. >> eric: i'm thrilled to share it with you. i love you all. love the show. love everything about it. hopefully 51 is as much fun. >> bob: it's a piece of cake. not going to have any problem with it. one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪ i you're suffering from constipation, miralax or metamucil may take days to work. for faster relief, try dulcolac laxative tablets. dulcolac provides gentle relief overnight unlike miralax and metamucil that can take up to 3 days. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health. overmany discounts to thine customs! [old english accent] safe driver, multi-car, paid in full -- a most fulsome bounty indeed, lord jamie. thou cometh and we thy saveth! what are you

eric will talk about that next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: late night war heating up.s at nbc. watch. >> y'all excited about march madness? [ applause ] people talk what about's in, who's out, who is going to be eliminated. that is just here at nbc. >> i have never been in the paper this much. it's fap tastic. >> the news "the tonight show" is courted by new york state. first i was like so what? but lot of state offer tax inaccepttive to intyce business to the state and i'm for lower taxes. then i broke down the numbers. new york state is offering tax credit, not simply tax deductions. estimated at or near 24 a year. i can say the taxpayers of new york would not only not collect any taxes from the "tonight show" they will toll out steps of millions in subsidiaries to nbc. we ask, was nbc, fallon and the crew of rich fat cats need that money? >> bob: are you asking me that question? >> eric: yes. >> bob: sorry. let me -- >> eric: here is the crux of the question. >> bob: i got it. i got it. >> eric: give them free money. >> eric: i don't understand that the states that

eric, tell us about romney. >> eric: i didn't find it as rousing as some of the other people did. >> didn't say arousing. rousing. >> eric: it was boring but that's me. >> dana: you, as i recall, you at no time think it was the next idea for cpac to have him. >> eric: no. if they limit chris christie for whatever reason, toward the end of election cycle and eliminate bob mcdonald with what he did with raising taxes in the state of virginia, they should have eliminated mitt romney. >> kimberly: what? why? >> eric: because he doesn't represent conservatives straight down the line. >> dana: cpac could be seen as the turning point as the pivot -- >> eric: i think this is the best cpac they ever put on. >> dana: i agree. >> eric: changing of the guard. out with the old, you know, mccains and don't take offense to this, the mccain, the bushes, establishment. the romneys. jeb bush was there. i know. hold on. in with rubio, in with cruz, martinez, nikki haley, jind jin. >> kimberly: out of respect he was the nominee for the party. >> dana: i don't think cpac -- like rand paul won last year.

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>> eric: yeah. and obesity. [ laughter ] >> bob: what was that? >> dana: that was added things in the study. >> bob: excuse me. >> kimberly: it's helpful to people -- >> bob: excuse me. on a seriousness, since kimberly is not being very serious, nelson mandela who is president of south africa '94-'99, 95 years old and spent three decades almost in prison, hard labor in the apartheid years single handedly led the black african congress from prison. he was sent to the hospital, very ill. people were not thinking he was going to get out but he did. so congratulations, president mandela. you are a great human being, one of the world's great heroes. >> eric: absolutely. "hear! hear!" amen. kimberly, i also like studies, especially those that agree with me. i love "walking dead." one of my favorite shows ever. clemson university professor did a thesis on this and found that people watch zombies are attracted to zombies when the economy is bad. listen.

eric, assume you agree with senator mccain. >> eric: on this i do agree with senator mccain. i give this back to you? you have been on this. greg brought the story. this is resonating. on twitter, my twitter feet lit up after the show. i never got more tweets. more response to how proud they were of you. >> bob: dana taught me how to do a hashtag last night and it blew up after that. >> dana: glad we can share that moment. >> bob: in the -- freddie in the past, hashtag meant something else to you. >> bob: it did. why? why do they not say i'm sorry? >> dana: it's partly because of the fox news syndrome that greg talked about. if fox news brinks it up, it's crazy black helicopter conspiracy. they don't realize, somebody should have been helping them get out of their way. greg didn't come up with the story op its own. there was a vietnam vet e-mailed him -- what, sunday night? >> greg: he e-mailed me and he was polite. he said i'm watching this. this is kind of weird. >> bob: this is how you found out about it? >> dana: from a viewer. >> greg: i took the e-mail and forwarded it

eric, what do you think? >> eric: want to go to me first? >> bob: i do. >> eric: he's right. to pay elin for leaving and his kids. but in general, we look up to winners. athletes do things that aren't necessarily savory they come back and become number one or win a bowles or they, you know, win the world series, home run in world series, we look the other way on a lot of stuff. >> bob: you said it doesn't take care of his kids in the divorce, a very serious, it will be a problem for the rest of their lives. it certainly doesn't take that. dana, what do you think? >> dana: a lot of dictators wop war in the pass. the result were terrible, but they won. does this hold true for everybody? or for their talent? on whom they make a ton of money. i don't understand why left isn't outraged. you are outraged? are you calling for an apology? >> greg: only one every two months. >> bob: all right. this is outrageous. go ahead. >> kimberly: i'm up. >> greg: me? we had a president who had sex in the oval office. it can't get worked up over a golfer. you know, had a steamy affair with 600 wo

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i'm eric bolling in for sean. in a moment i'll be joined by senator rand paul. president obama gave prepared remarks on gun safety and tried to explain that the senate's gun proposals are consistent with the second amendment. watch. >> this month, the senate advanced some of the most important reforms to reduce gun violence. all of them are consistent with the the second amendment, none of them will infringe on the rights of responsible gun owners what they will do is keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people who put others at risk. this is our best chance in more than a decade to take common sense steps that will save lives. >> wow, this is our best chance? unfortunately for the obama administration, not all law abiding gun owners agree, but he didn't stop there. president obama even went so far as to say that his proposals are not controversial. watch. >> none of these ideas should be controversial. why wouldn't we want to make it more difficult for a dangerous person to get his or her hand on a gun? why wouldn't we want to close the loophole that allows

eric, over to you. >> eric: the road to john brennan's confirmation as the new c.i.a.was sworn in. instead of resting his hand on a bible, he chose the original draft of the constitution, but this document does not include the bill of rights. is that a problem? joining us with more is on-line editor of the weekly standard, daniel helper. is it a problem? does the constitution have to have the bill of rights in it for it to be a true swearing in, sir? >> no, it's not a problem in the sense that he's not the c.i.a. director or he's not able to perform the duties of his job. it's just the whole move was a symbolic move as the white house announced on friday. the deputy press secretary came in to explain what happened and to i guess get some points from the press for this. so the whole move was symbolic and it was symbolically all wrong of the the reason people take an oath with the bible is simply to say i'm swearing to god that i will uphold the constitution. you're invoking god, you're invoking your commitment to god, invoking a higher being. that's not what brennan did

. >> i'm eric bombing. are a cashin in crew, wayne rogers and jonathan honig and tracy burns and margie, welcome everybody. congress can't find $85 billion in spending cuts, how about cutting this. $45 billion in unused government coffers. $68 billion beale doled out on studying fish and what they can teach us about democracy. creating videos showing grill sergeants shows off their recipes. jonathan is this what d.c. should have been targeting all along? >> the role have government is clear. it's limited and defined by the constitution. in ours it's full of waste. chock-full of worthless spending. it's exercises and videos about grilling and studies on this and that. senator coburn, would pay workers that don't even work for taxpayers. and even now neither party is serious about cutting the size and scope of government. >> eric: $156 million to not work. federal employees to stay home. >> my gosh, it's embarrassing. i got coburn's report here. you can get it. it's hundred pages -- hundred items of waste. an

eric. >> eric: well, you know, in vatican city, they are 48 hours into the cardinals of the catholicrch meet in secret to choose a new pontiff. we will have the very latest on who it can be, what they're considering, the possibilities and the candidates throughout the day, as we continue our live coverage of the new pontiff, the choice, the election, the conclave, when we come back. our usaa retirement guide provides advice for current and former military members and their families. get advice from the people who share your values. for our free usaa retirement guide, call 877-242-usaa. as well as they could because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption.

>> eric: this is planned.dsay lohan was scheduled to go to court, i think she had a 9:00 court appearance. she showed up, landed at 8:30 in morning knowing she wouldn't make the court date. they are doing this to stay relevant in the news. they are only relevant in the news because they are not relevant in the acting community. >> bob: the judges are not supposed to be relevant in the news. they ought to sentence her to -- how many times have they said if you come back one more time, you are going to jail? it doesn't happen. >> bob: look at bobby brown -- >> kimberly: he spent more time in the step items or less express checkout than if you are a celebrity. >> greg: dana perino minute mentoring. why don't you offer to mentor lindsay lohan? >> dana: yeah. i'm sure she would love my advice. >> greg: i think she would. >> kimberly: we are all about outreach at "the five." coming up next -- >> dana: a handwritten note. >> kimberly: directly ahead, dr. ben carson made a splash at cpac last weekend. now a lot of con

thanks. >> eric: we have a fox news alert. buckingham palace and queen elizabeth ii has been hospitalized from what appears to be a stomach infection. he is 86 years old. they say she is doing okay and she has experienced some stomach problems before. but she is in the hospital. she will be in the hospital for they think, about two days or so with a stomach infection. this has has sidelined her upcoming trip to rome. queen elizabeth hospitalized, thankfully, just a stomach infection. new fallout from a troublingly government reaction to the spending cuts. the a.p. reporting that documents show the homeland security department released some 2,000 illegal immigrants in the days leading up to the cuts. we go live to los angeles with the details on this. that's a lot more than we first believed. >> reporter: absolutely. not only were they released, but according to the a.p., the homeland security department had planned to let another 3,000 go this month. this number found in internal budget document, significantly higher than the

way, eric, is diet. get your vitamin d from the sun, get your calls from broccoli, spinach, dairy food. >> eric: what if you're vitamin d deficient? >> that's where i was going to start. there's an epidemic of vitamin d deficiency. people should know that vitamin d helps you absorb calcium. that's one of the reasons we need it. a lot of us are taking stomach medications, anti-acids which make our stomach less acid i can. you need acid in your stomach. for post menopausal women, especially, i think some need a supplement. i tend to supplement it with vitamin d3 which has calcium in it. that's one way to go. you have to take it on an individual basis. is the patient vitamin d deficient? what are the reasons they need calcium. i completely agree with david on both points. a study shows w below 600 milligrams a day increases your risk of stroke. this study, two times your risk of heart 1400 milligrams. the amount you get has to be in the right range. >> eric: what about men? >> same thing. i want to follow u

eric, you have a 14-year-old son. you would be vilified. >> eric: oh, yeah.id something like that, he probably heard it at home and he felt comfortable saying it. this is hypothetical, my point is, sean penn's son said it because he said it before. he heard sean penn say it in the past. you are a product of your home. >> greg: is that an apology enough. >> ironic his name is hopper. his name is hopper, i can't believe his photographer kept his cool. i can't believe he didn't knock him out. his father is an enemy of the first amendment. he is an insufferable near system sift that tries to control the press. his son is the same way. when he is in haiti or louisiana after the hurricane and he on a boat with a gun, that is when he wants.... >> dana: or how about cuba or venezuela. >> andrea: clearly his son feels comfortable saying those things in front of his father. i would never say anything like that or be disrespectful in front of my parents. >> unless you knew you were going to get in trouble. >>. >> greg: i wanted to talk about this great video from resent

so this a great opportunity. >> eric: it's a great.vious generations, a lot of them are young people. younger people almost 4 million younger people tuned in. and listen to romy. she sums this up nicely. >> it's just phenomenal. i think god is moving. i think that millions and millions of people are hungry for spiritual programming. it's engaged the country in a conversation which is great to talking about faith and talking about the bible. >> bob: this is another reason why there ought to be more of this on television. there are very few younger people in church. this is their medium and they see the story of jesus and they are curious about it. they don't want to be hauled off to church on sunday morning but to hear the message of christ. god bless the people that are doing it. it drew young people in, what a phenomenal thing. >> i think what is interesting how and good thing how curious they are. i read a piece today, first time i read the next generation, it's called the cynic. they don't trust government or institutions and very l

eric. >> eric: jamie... during president obama's trip to israel, there were renewed calls for him to free jonathan pollard, a former american navy analyst, spending life in prison for spying on israel. he was convicted in 1987 and he has been mot of a cause. here's liz trotta with her commentary. >> whenever i think of donald rumsfeld, what comes to find, the pure logic of his most famous utterance. the former secretary of defense said, there are things we know we know, the known known, there are things we don't know, the known unknowns and lastly, the things we don't know we don't know we don't know, the unknown, unknowns. the simplicity makes us nostalgic for clear thoughts. reporters are driven to get the answers to their questions -- the known unknown. but the unknown unknown, what really happened behind the closed doors, really disturbs our sleep. only if they let their imaginations run riot does the possible story behind the story become the nightmare -- what really happened. where is the truth? and wo