they're going to hobnob with a number of celebrities, including tom hanks and jennifer lopez, but no eric bolling there is no such thing as a free lunch, but what about a free commercial? a new show follows two life long friends traveling across the country helping small businesses with free advertising. >> if you are riding, drop on in. holler back home boy when you're dirty again ♪ ♪ residential ♪ residential ♪ . >> make it rain. >> i'm making it rain. >> no one makes it rain like raja. >> eric: the stars of the new show, commercial kings, tell us how you got started in this. what was the genesis of the idea? >> we actually have been making youtube videos for a long time. we made a series of free local commercials for small businesses all across america. a lot of those got really popular, so ifc said let's make it into a television. >> eric: someone on youtube said what's going on? >> exactly. >> now the ones we make, when you watch our show, you see the whole process. the best local commercials are the ones that you see if and you're like, how did they come up with that? our show answers the q

the five and eric bolling, great cast and crew involved in that, look forward to it. gg, back to you. bill: thanks, martha. a massive wildfire threatening the nation's prime nuclear laboratory in new mexico. and has just become the largest fire in state history. flames torching more than 100,000 acres so far, about the size of albuquerque, new mexico's largest city. and dan springer is live in los alamos. is the lab still the end? >> reporter: well, i would say that it's not threatened anymore, though they are not saying 100% certainty, they are saying this lab is -- all-important lab where the first atomic bomb was developed as part of the manhattan project, is probably going to be in the clear. they say that there was about a 10% chance that they'd lose containment and have the lab affected and that was yesterday and and all-important day yesterday with the winds whipping up at 45 miles per hour, but, now they are putting it at a chance of this fire line being breached and the lab being impacted at only 1% and some people say it is less than that but the winds will b

i'm eric bolling, alongside andrea tantaros, bob becket, dana perino and greg gutfeld. so much to talk about today. as america barrels toward economic disaster. republicans offering machete like cuts to spending. meanwhile, the democrats, scalpel, getting dull. we break it all down. and union scare tactics going way beyond inflatable rodents. the seiu thug manual revealed. and jane fonda dumped by qvc, but the liberal left princess isn't taking it sitting down. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: all right. story sparkingout rage today from the liberal left. herman cain saying folks should have the right to stop a mosque being built in their town. listen to this. >> let's go back to the fundamental issue that the people are saying they are objecting to. they are objecting to the fact that islam is both a religion and a set of laws, shariah law. that is the difference between any one of our other traditional religions where it's just about religious purposes. the people in the community know best. i happen to side with the people in the community. >> eric: all righ

i'm eric bolling, alongside kimberly guilfoyle, bob becket, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. we have a lot of ground to cover today. like a brand new gallup poll showing that more than a third of americans think president obama along with congress are doing the worst job they have seen in their lifetime when it comes to dealing with the nation's problems. our right to bear arms is protected in the constitution. one democrat congressman is thankful for that. plus, story that really shocked all of us, registered sex offender, granted custody of his young daughter. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: you know, being a hardcore conservative, i could easily just come out and bash obama for all his economic failures. instead, let's let steve wynn, a democrat and casino mogul talk obamanomics. >> i'm afraid to do anything in the current political environment in the united states. i'm saying it bluntly that this administration is the greatest wet blanket to business and progress and job creation in my lifetime. well, this is obama's deal. it's obama that is responsible for this

a packed show tonight -- eric bolling and andrea tantaros. first, president obama's number are shaky. and a kicker, democratic poll. if cheating and producing a love child isn't low enough, arnold schwarzenegger sinks further in the muck. the latest on his divorce to maria shriver. and you may not be sitting at the table, but bob becket is here in spirit and in smell. we have our favorite bob beckettisms from the past two weeks. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ interest oh, bob. so we're going to jump right into tonight with poll numbers that i can't figure out there have been new results out this week, in particular a quinnipiac poll. i pronounced it. that shows 38% of americans think obama is doing the worst job they have seen when it comes to handling the country's problems. i get that. what i don't get, in the same poll, obama's job approval rating is 47%. that is like a difference of a million percent. so what is it, america? you think obama is an okay guy though his performance stinks? no wonder i drink. juan, welcome to the program. [

i'm eric bolling, alongside andrea tantaros, bob becket, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. we have a lot to talk about tonight. leadership skills, either you have them or you don't. or if you ask bill clinton for a little help. the president getting much-needed advice from 42. there is a heat wave sweeping the nation, but two feisty congress people firing up the house floor. plus, for all the parents out there, would you complain about the local playground being too safe? all of this and much more. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: a live shot of the white house there. change over. first democratic leadership was meeting with the president at 5:00. said that republicans john boehner and eric cantor are going to meet and switch in the hallway, pass in the hallway thumbs up or thumbs down. spend time meeting behind closed doors. >> greg: a lot happening in that shot. i think i saw a squirrel move along. >> andrea: it's very symbolic, in washington, d.c. >> eric: the point is what is going on in the white house, bob? >> bob: it's very interesting. before -- >> eric: yo

i'm andrea tantaros alongside monica crowley, eric bolling, bob becket, greg gutfeld. we have a packed show. theyethey are categorizing terrorist against america. plus, another legal blow for john edwards. the fallen politician owes millions to the federal government. and, environmental hysteria over david and victoria beckham's newborn daughter. you won't believe why. all that and much more. "the five" starts now. ♪ ♪ >> andrea: let's get to the top story. west versus schultz. start with the e-mail that started it all. congressman west sent an e-mail to wasserman schults based op comment she is made on the house floor about cutting benefit for medicare recipients in the district. take a listen to the e-mail. he said to her you are the most vile unprofessional and despicable member of the u.s. house of representatives. if you have something to say to me, stop being a coward and say it to my face. otherwise, shut the heck up. this sparked a war of words unlike we've ever seen before. monica, "jeopardier" discrimination or does allen west have a point? >> c'mon, debbie w

i'm andrea tantaros joined by moni crowley, bob becket, eric bolling, greg gutfeld. thanks very much. we hope you tune in tomorrow when juan williams joins us for the fun and kimberly guilfoyle. >> bob: good luck, juan. >> bret: with 12 days left, the speaker of the house and president are locked in tense debt negotiations but both sides say they are not close to a deal. fox polls indicate significant move in the the 2012 g.o.p. race. one year since major wall street reforms. so what has changed? live from the studio in washington, this is "special report." good evening. i'm bret baier. multiple reports of a possible deal on the debt ceiling today had washington jumping. 12 days from the debt ceiling deadline. for all of the excitement early in the day, things at this hour are much less clear. senior white house foreign affairs wendell goler is at the white house tonight with the latest. good evening, wendell. >> good evening. the president is meeting right now with the democratic leaders of the house and senate, talking about a plan to cut the deficit and raise the

i'm eric bolling. alongside kimberly guilfoyle, bob becket, andrea tantaros and greg gutfeld.ot to get to today, starting with political correctness, getting shoved down your kid's throats. guess what? you're paying for it. big stimulus bucks on diversity manuals, public schools in nebraska and wait until you hear what is in them. a new california law requiring schools to teach gay history. plus, get the chips ready and the beers on ice. it looks like we'll have a football season after all. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: did you hear? president obama says you're okay with them raising your taxes. >> this is not an issue of salesmanship to the american people. the american people are sold. >> eric: i don't ever recall saying go ahead and raise my taxes, mr. president. but obama is the one who says he is -- what did he say? add extra hundreds of thousands of dollars. raise his taxes. don't raise our taxes. >> bob: you and he are in the same income range. what he was talking about was the american people are sold when the polls show that they say should you tax wealthy

eric bolling, you can see him on "follow the money" on "fox business" network.- who is it? you and others. >> there is a rotating group of -- i'm not calling them hosts. we talk about the stories, news of the day, have is a lot of fun. it really doesn't have -- >> we are looking forward to it. they're telling me we have to get to the news. leon panetta about to arrive at the pentagon to be sworn in as the new defense secretary. later today he will have lunch with the joint chiefs chairman, admiral michael mullen, before hosting a meeting of senior military commanders. he comes to the pentagon after 2 1/2 years as the head of the c.i.a. he takes over for robert gates who has retired. >>> eric holder is backtracking on c.i.a. investigations. in a statement he says the justice department will end its probe into past interrogations like water boarding on roughly 100 detainees at facilities like guantanamo bay. however, not all investigations are over. he says a full criminal investigation will be open into the deaths of two detainees who died while in u.s. custody o

eric bolling here live to break them down.on. the $557 million blunder that is costing everybody. and hbo's "entourage" is back and one of the show's big stars, emmanuel shreaky is here with a peek a boo at the new episodes. see if we can "stitch" together a better deal. that's a hint, antoine. ooh! see what anandra did? booking your flight and hotel at the same time gets you prices hotels and airlines won't let expedia show separately. book it. major wow factor! where you book matters. expedia. desperate for nighttime heartburn relief? for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms caused by acid reflux disease. talk to your doctor about your risk for osteoporosis-related bone fractures if you take multiple daily doses of nexium for a long time. possible side effects include headache, diarrhea, and abdominal pain. other serious stomach conditions may still exist. talk to your doctor about nexium. if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >> alisyn: we have a fox business alert. the labor departm

eric bolling joins us live. this is a step in the right direction. >> absolutely. 15 weeks in a row where that number was above 400,000 first-time initial jobless claims, meaning people for the first time asked for benefits for the week. so dropping below 400,000 is a good sign, especially given what's going on in dc with all this budget nonsense going on. so that means people are maybe finding work. again, you want to see that number, 350,000 or below in extending months going forward. for an economy to create jobs, it needs to be below 350. >> gretchen: one of the things that people have been questioning is whether or not this deadline next tuesday is a hard and fast deadline, specifically because the treasury secretary moved the original deadline from april to august 2. let's listen to the spokesperson for the president, jay carney. >> i invite people and don't count on me, talk to economists and business leaders -- if they're so convinced that this is all made up, you know, buy and hold. see what happens. tell your members of congress, don't worry about it. i m

. >> hello, everybody, welcome to "fox & friends" live from rockefeller center and eric bolling great to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> we're finally hearing from the jurors now in the casey anthony case and now juror number 3, a 32-year-old nursing student by the name of lisa ford is speaking out on why the jury acquitted the mom of caylee anthony. let's take a listen to this compelling soundbite. >> there wasn't enough evidence, there wasn't anything strong enough to say exactly -- i don't think anyone in america could tell us exactly how she died. if you put even just the 12 jurors in one room with a piece of paper, write down how caylee died. nobody knows. we'd all be guessing. >> so it's cause of death that was a problem? >> how can you punish someone for something if you don't know what they did. they didn't even a paint a picture for me to consider. there were quite a few people after we got back when the verdict was read, we were in tears. >> why were you crying after you handed down a not guilty verdict on murder? >> not guilty doesn't mean innocence. it doesn't m

fox business network's eric bolling, host of "follow the money." >> you can't make this stuff up, bill$300,000, per job? again, that is according to the white house council of economic advisors, as you point out, those are hand-picked advisors from the white house, and the numbers they came up with, $666 billion, spent, 2.4 million jobs saved or created and, that is bad enough. that is just bad enough. but, if you go to the -- their web site for the recovery bill, the recovery law, recovery.gov, go to that, bill, the number is $1.4 million per job. bill: no! >> 560,000 jobs created, spent $787 billion, and you can track every dime of that money. bill: you say $278,000 per job, a blowout number. >> a drop in the bucket, compared to what they are telling us on their own web site. bill: you say it is five times the number? >> somewhere in between, put it that way, if they tell you from the white house it is $278,000 per job and track the money, and, it is $1.4 million per job, it probably lies somewhere -- the point is this: when you give government a blank check, to go create a job, save

>> andrea: bolling could have been the kicker. >> greg: a gymnast! >> eric: thank you for watching. we'll get bob on twitter. >> bob: no, no, no, no. >>> welcome to "red eye." i'm greg gutfeld. i was voted best by my mother and her bridge club. lighten up on the chocolate covered nuts. andy, what is coming up on the show tonight? >> let er rip, america. congressman allen west sends an e-mail to debbie shultz accusing her of being a she demon turning the men in her village to stone. the shocking story you won't believe because it is not true. that's coming up. and are our play playgrounds too safe? greg gutfeld goes under cover. and what does matt damon have to say about angelina jolie and brad pitt? the story you don't want to miss. i'm serious, it is huge. >> thank you, an dee. >> happy national local -- lollipop day. >> it is about time. it is about time we commemorate that day with a day of its own. >> people enjoyed honey on a stick. >> i would like to see rete search material on that. >> it is probably the last day we are doing it and then this is all over. >> did you say over?

>> andrea: bolling could have been the kicker. >> greg: a gymnast! >> eric: thank you for watching. we'll get bob on twitter. >> bob: no, no, no, no. >> bret: 13 days until the treasury secretary says the u.s. will start defaultingen the obligation as the bipartisan senate solution faces uphill battle. the obama information forces insurance companies to offer free birth control. war of words erupts between two florida lawmakers. live from the studio in washington, this is "special report." good evening. i'm bret baier. president obama called republican and democratic leaders back to the white house today in the ongoing effort to avert what the treasury secretary says will be a government default on august 2. the attention appears to have shifted toward a bipartisan plan emerging in the senate. but house republicans aren't yet sold. senior white house foreign affairs correspondent wendell goler is live at the white house. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, bret. the president had tough-selling to do with democrats as well. the afl-cio announced today it opposes the gang of six

i'm eric bolling alongside andrea tantaros, bob becket, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: a new york court paveed the way for the ground zero mosque to be built at the world trade center site in lower manhattan. we all know this project has seen major push-back from families of 9/11 victims, because they feel the mosque lies on sacred ground. who can blame them? there are bone fragments from 3,000 innocent people there. there is really no question that the ground zero mosque is, in fact, a victory mosque. a victory by al-qaeda over the american innocence. we woke up that september 1112 -- september 12 realizing there are forces of evil willing to go further than we imagined to kill us. somehow one of the biggest lessons to come out of the tragedy is how tolerant we have to be of those who hate us. so now ground-breaking is set to begin but listen to whey found out from a group of construction workers when i asked them if they would work on the mosque. >> i agree with the constitution. they have a right to build it whenever they want