i am eric boling, welcome to cashin in. senator you are a huge proposal of rights. where do you stand on the issui sir? >> the government is going to use cameras to watch us. they need to have probable cause and argument to use the constitution to do surveillance on us and then i am okay with it. but willie nilly and in open spaces, i am against that. one thing lost in the debate, almost all . cameras used to catch the young men in boston were private cameras. i am not opposed to protect their property. >> senator we are in times square and to the t and very last person, everyone said i want more cameras especially in areas that are prone to attacks they want more. why shouldn't we have more? >> in the aftermath of a terrible tragedy all of us wanted to get these young men who committed the atrocit yesee them tied and convicted there is it a lot of anger and emotion. after 9/11. 70 percent of the people would trade all of their freedom for security. it is back to 50-50 now it is it a slippery slope and some day you may have cameras everywhere. 1984, they inspector y

. >> i'm eric boling and we're here in new york city. this is the five. >> eric: we got a lot to get to tonight, who are the real racists in america? dr. ben carson says white liberals. did jay and jimmy make peace? some developments on the late night front. the gun debate is dominating news. in connecticut they agreed to the strictest gun laws in america. in georgia, a small town passes a lieu that requires all homes to have a gun. in washington, the nra rolled out there million dollar study recommending several ways to improve gun safety including their national school shield. america's appetite for guns is waning. a support for universal background checks, down, banning assault weapons, down. arming our schools, down! the question is -- is gun control legislation doa on capitol hill. >> bob: it's dead on arrival. >> you owe me a coke. >> bob: are you asking me. i still believe that the background checks with the exceptions of family members will be a part of this bill. there is certainly no way assault weapons will be in there. it will

the number one busines block continuous with eric boling and cashin in. >> eric: exchanging fire over gun control. lawmakers setting their sites on universal background checks. will it keep us safe or infringe on my wallet. price tag is trillionings. how will we get out of break. the break down now how much it costs us. jay 0 and beyonce taking heat for traveling to cub a. free style cashin in starts right now. i am eric bowl welcome to cashin' in. wayne rogers and john thon and kimberly and july and welcome everybody. we'll get to michelle in a moment. and the cost of immigration. , mandatory background checkings for all gun owners gaining support. dc is debating if it is unconstitutional. who in the world will pay for the background checkings. kimberly, it will cost a lot of money. >> it did. did anybody think about want cost of the that and what the background checks always in place. where is the value-added benefit and putting forward extra costs? they have been able to get individuals to sign on to it and there were courting going on joe manchin to get them together. >> a big boa

senator rand paul joining eric boling on cashin now. >> big brother helping to bust the boaston bombers and now new calls for more security cameras over america to help save us from another attack. is more surveillance japidizing our rights. >> are you okay for surveillance caras. >> hell yeah. >> the more the better. >> tell save liveless. >> more the better. >> keep us safe. >> it is better to keep us safe. whatever we have to do to keep the public safe. >> it is moreonstitutional not to have them but happy they were caught. >> what are lawmakers going to

. >> hi, i'm eric boling. our cashin' in crew in just a moment. first to senator rand paul. senator, you are a huge proponent of privacy rights other lawmakers are adding to calling for more security cameras? >> if the government is going to use cameras to watch us, they need to have probable cause. they need to have an argument in the constitution then i'm okay with it. but willy-nilly in open spaces, i'm against that. one thing that is was lost the cameras to catch the men in boston were private cameras and i'm not on against private companies to protect their property. >> eric: we talked to a bunch of people. to the last person everyone said i want more cameras. i want it especially in areas that are prone to attacks. they want more -- why shouldn't we have more? >> i think in the aftermath of the terrible tragedy where all of us wanted to get young men that committed the atrocity. we want to see them tried and convicted. i think there is a lot of emotion and. 70% of people they would trade all their freedom for security after 9/11. that number is more back to 50/50 but i

. >> dana: hello i'm dana perino and eric boling and grumpy greg gut field. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five". >> dana: we're going to have a little fun on the five and not beat up on bob in the "a" block. conspiracy theories. how many people believe in them? do you think aliens landed at roswell. was the moon landing and is big foot real? there is new poll out that just how many americans believe some of this stuff. eric, has your black helicopter dropped you off at fox, did you have any conspiracy theories in mind. >> eric: i do take a black helicopter. they are always there, by the way. [ laughter ] >> are you ready. producer, for five days has promised i could tell the world we are number two in all of cable news in all of 2013. and we run out of time. my conspiracy theater is that porter has known it all along. i thank our wonderful audience for number two and bring them along the ride to number one. >> dana: well played. andrea, you know there were times in capitol hill when you would be getting a ton of calls and people would have a the

i'm eric boling. and joining us this week is julian epstein and what has him fired up bus first to the teachers and administrators in atlanta accused of inflating standardized test scores to win performance bonuses. some reportedly throwing pizza parties while changing incorrect answers. teachers' unions saying the test crazed policies to improve scores. kimberly, blame the teachers that are cheating or blame the testimonies? >> blame the -- tests. >> they are retiring with pensions while we are graduating with kids that can't read maybe at a fourth or fifth grade level that are a burden to the economy because they are not going to be able to get a good job to support themselves. they become welfare and entitlement dependent. i'm giving the teachers a big "f" on this one and cry babies, that is way the union rolls. >> eric: what about those cry babies. the president of american federation of teachers says we are overtesting our kids? >> i blame the teachers but i also blame the test. they are both pro

the only nice thing i can say is he agreed to pose for a picture with air -- by eric boling. >> i haven't been beat up over anything else i have done. i said attorney general can i take a quick picture? he said are you sure? i said sure i want to post-it on facebook. he said you are going to lose a lot of followers, and guess what? i think i lost a lot of followers. >> but he did take the picture. >> i had no problem about his message going out and putting people in situations where they are arrested and investigated and they had nothing to do with it. but let's go back to the japan thing for a second. japan was an imperialist country. it is a much different situation. they are not fighting over the supremacy of religion as the islamists are. that is a much different situation. the japanese did not have for example mosques or whatever they had in the united states. >> i'm sorry to jump back. but say i am holder and we are committed to relentlessly pursue those who did it. don't read them their miranda rights within 48 hours. number two, and then he apologizes saying let's be careful for a

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i'm eric boling. the governor and others will brief us shortly and we'll keep our camera on that and bring you the updated as soon as it starts. president obama for the first time called the attack terror. we'll also dig into the details of the devastating bomb blasts, heroic efforts of first responders, runners and bystanders and how this tough city and great country move forward after this cowardly act. bill hemmer has been on the scene and joins us. what the latest? >> reporter: good evening to you from massachusetts general. the surgeons came out about 90 minutes ago and one of the updates is truly stunning. they say they do not expected any of the patients here to lose any life. that is what they described as the good news. then they talked about people patients earlier today that came out of sedation that had their legs amp updated. they said they were happy to be alive. that is what is happening to the hospital. we move into the investigation, the forensics is the heart of this. what was the bo

. >> i'm eric boling.s, jonathan hoenig and kimberly guilfoyle and julie radinsky. first mandatory background checks gaining supported from both sides of the aisle. who in the world is going to pay for those background checks, kimberly, this is going to coch us a lot of money. >> kimberly: is tgs going to cost a lot of money and what about the background checks that are already in place. the states bearing this burden. we want to see, where is the value-added benefit from doing this extra layer putting forward the extra costs. apparently they have been able to get these individuals to sign on to it. there was courting on joe manchin's vessel the called the black tie. >> eric: big boat ride. all of a sudden a bunch of republican senators said, maybe we'll sign on to that. jonathan, everything new idea, every new background check rule and regulation ends up costing the people who are the consumers costing us a lot more money. >> eric, exactly, whether it's healthcare or finance or guns second amendment, regu