i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cashin' in." our crew this week, jonathan

i'm kimberly guilfoyle. >> and i'm eric bolling. we're in the middle of it all. so exciting. hundreds of thousands of people jamming into times square everyone waiting for the big moment when the ball drops, and we are giving you at home an up-close look at all the incredible festivities and have a great show for you tonight. >> now we have correspondents at every corner of times square plus right up here on the knickerbocker with some amazing performers including a magician, a cigar roller and a whole heck of a lot more. >> yes if you like a good cigar. >> a good cigar. >> there you go. so apparently you have to check that out. >> i can smell them. and an ice fire over there. >> we've got the ice fire, the cigars the deejay. >> the candidates. >> i think the most incredible crowd here at the knickerbocker hotel tonight, amazing, having a great time. did you ever think you'd see an ice party out here? >> it's pretty cool. >> last year we just -- >> you'll be hearing from all the gop candidates tonight, including ben carson and donald trump who will join us live t

i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cashin' in." our crew this week, jonathan hoenig, michelle fields and dr. jessica tarlov. welcome, everybody . terror was the hot topic at the big debate and the senate will decide whether to allow refugees to come here. michelle, i don't know. considering the costs, okay. and new terror threats shouldn't all americans echo trump on this? >> absolutely. look, this isn't cheap to bring in all these refugees. we spend $500 million. over $500 million a year on refugee resettlement. the cost of screening these people is very expensive. then you have to think about we provide job training programs for them. we provide a stipend when they get here, money for job placement. this is expensive. we don't even have money to take care of the veterans and the homeless. yet the government thinks we have money to take care of people who aren't even american citizens? >> i get the costs. i understand that. the real cost is in the potential of losing lives. you bring syrian refugees here and donald trump points ou

we continue with eric bolling. >>> is it me or is the world going mad? north korea now testing a nuclear bomble while iran is showing off the under ground bunker loaded with missiles. are dangerous countries acting up because of weak u.s. leadership around the globe? hi, i'm eric bolling. our crew this week, jonathan, michelle, juan and jessica. welcome, everyone everybody. countries like north korea and iran are rubbing our nose in their defiance. michelle, what's fuelling this? >> that's easy. failed leadership. the reason why north korea is doing this is they feel embol n emboldened by the fact we have struck terrible deals with iran. north korea acted terribly under democratic and republican leadership. it's easy to say the reason they are doing it is they see how weak our leadership is. when hillary clinton became secretary of state she said in 2009 she was going to end north korea's nuclear program. yet their capabilities have only increased because our enemies see we have weak leadership and they are take advantage of it. >> juan, my good liberal

we continue with eric bolling. >>> is it me or is the world going mad? north korea now testing a nuclear bomble while iran is showing off the under ground bunker loaded with missiles. are dangerous countries acting up because of weak u.s. leadership around the globe? hi, i'm eric bolling. our crew this week, jonathan, michelle, juan and jessica. welcome, everyone everybody. countries like north korea and iran are rubbing our nose in their defiance. michelle, what's fuelling this? >> that's easy. failed leadership. the reason why north korea is doing this is they feel embol n emboldened by the fact we have struck terrible deals with iran. north korea acted

i'm eric bolling along with can kimberly guilfoyle. juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld. this is "the five"! ♪ ♪ >>> the new year 2016 is now just hours away. and we hope you'll be ringing it in with us right here tonight on the fox news channel. kimberly and i are co-hosting the new year's eve extravaganza in times square and we couldn't be more excited. please join us at 10:00 p.m. helping us get the party started at 9:00 p.m. eastern will be kennedy, jesse watters. on the countdown to 2016. kg, how pumped are you? >> i'm excited we'll be co-hosting. maybe it will be the many of more to come. the first of many to come. i'm excited about being down there. there's nothing like the feeling in times square when the ball drops. >> i'm a rookie at this. you've done this before. show me how it works. >> i think you might have rocked the good weather. >> are you guys going to kiss right on the lips? that's why i'm watching. >> i'm going to be there. >> can we borrow those glasses? >> these are mine. there can you see out of them? >> barely. >> would you let him past security? >

eric bolling, thank you, both you and charlie for my record are decent looking.ice looking gentlemen. >>> stocks plummeted right out of the gate. right out of the gate today, as we see the dow coming back just about 127 points. live in davos, switzerland with the closing bell 31 minutes away. much more ahead on the market sell-off from here at the world economic forum, where, yes, i would say in switzerland, the nerves are frayed. we'll continue the discussion tomorrow with former british prime minister tony blair, ukrainian president petro poroshenko who is furious at the russians and nasdaq chief operating officer adena friedman and stephen pagliuca. stay tuned. we've got see how this one ends! ♪ there's no one road out there. no one surface... no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and suspension to fit the mood you're in... and the road you're on. the 2016 c-class. lease the c300 for $399 a month at

i found this for my balance eric bolling.s this heaven, no, it's iowa. >> thanks. >> and for my america's sweetheart, dana perino, given that she loves yoga, look at this one. it says yoga in des moines, i'm dog. >> cute. this is kind of a big -- that's like perino lingerie. >> that just might be what i do with it. thank you. >> for my -- look at this, you'll love this, gregory. >> it's bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie. >> look at that. >> i wanted to have a lot of white men on my chest. it's fantastic. >> do you like it? >> i'm wearing this. >> for myself, didn't i interview you four years ago? a whole lot of fun. >> very nice, thank you. >> we like that. >> you know what, it's good, mine is pretty lame anyway. i stayed around the hotel. there's a beautiful des moines river here, a great running track. the run started this way. here is the des moines river out from the bridge, beautiful des moines river, nice running track. >> can i say that i saw you running, i was in my hotel room, and there's a vision in orange. oh, i think

joining us now, eric bolling, co-host of "the five" on fox news, he is also a former oil trader. ve been predicting this for a while, eric. >> i have, jon. over the last year on fox business i've been saying lower oil price. it took out $100 on its way down, i said lower at 70, lower at 50, i said -- at 35 i said 25, and there's a lot of reasons for that. number one, fracking has done amazing things for the american economy and america's reliance on foreign oil. it's almost eliminated it. down the road we could be self-sufficient in oil. number two, there's been global slowdown. we all hear about china, but it's real. china is slowing down. china's been a big demand user of energy products. if they slow down, there's more energy products on the market. and number three, this is the one recently. with this deal with iran, iran is one of the largest producers of oil in the world. they have somewhere around four million barrels per day capacity that they have really untapped because world, frankly, the free world is not supposed to have been buying their oil. they have, but on a blac

i'm eric bolling a along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams per reason into and gutfeld.s is the five. ♪ ♪ >> the new year 2016 is now just hours away, we hope you will be ringing it in with us here tonight on the fox news channel. kimberly and i are co-hosting the new year extravaganza later and we couldn't be more excited. please join us at 10:00 p.m. eastern time until the ball drops and beyond. helping us get the party started at 9:00 p.m. eastern kennedy, jess request watters on the countdown to 2016. make sure you catch that k. g. how pumped are you tonight. >> super excited. co-hosting. maybe this will be the many of first of millimeter to come. i'm excited about being down there. there is nothing like the feelings in times square when the ball drops. >> i'm a brookie at this. you have done this before. >> yes. >> you have to show me how this works. >> i think you might have brought the good weather. it's much warmer tonight than it has been in years back. >> are you going to kiss right on the lips? that's why i'm watching. >> you have to tune in. >> i'm going to b

i'm eric bolling.o times square. everyone waiting for the big moment when the ball drops and officially rings in 2016. we are giving you an up close look at all the festivities. you don't have to leave the comfort of your warm house. stay with us. we will bring you all the excitement. >> this is amazing. we have donald trump. he will have everything to tell us about what he's looking forward to. carly fiorina, ben carson, other candidates who sent in messages to let them know what they are wishing for for you. >> carly fiorina live as well. we are in the heart of it. this is the place that everybody wants to be, new york city. >> big party going on. a dj, some dancing going on over there. this is the party. >> this is it. >> that's just the beginning. in addition to everything we mentioned, we're going to talk new year's resolutions and talk to the 2016 presidential candidates. carly fiorina, ben carson. >> live. >> as will donald trump who will countdown the new year with us. we have messages from mar

i'm eric bolling along with can kimberly guilfoyle. juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld."! ♪ ♪ >>> the new year 2016 is now just hours away. and we hope you'll be ringing it in with us right here tonight on the fox news channel. kimberly and i are co-hosting the new year's eve extravaganza in times square and we couldn't be more excited. please join us at 10:00 p.m. helping us get the party started at 9:00 p.m. eastern will be kennedy, jesse watters. on the

good night from washington, d.c.hoççç >>> ♪ >>> hi, i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly.ks for watching this special 2016 election edition of the factor, the republican primary outlook. let's get right to the top story. the political war brewing in the g.o.p. the conservative wing of the party is setting itself apart from other republicans anddx[ç independents as it launches a major offensive against donald trump. when trump entered the 2016 race last june, many saw him as a joke. but he shot straight to the top of the polls. and now those same people see him as a threat. to the dismay of some republicans, trump's calls to arrest and deport all 12 million illegal immigrants in the u.s. and to temporarily ban all muslims from entering the country have only strengthened his grip on first place. so, today, the national review, a conservative bible, published a special issue focused solely on taking down trump. 22 pundits wrote poison pen essays on why they think trump is a danger to their cause. naturally, trump immediately fired national review is a dying paper. it's circul

. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling, along with kimberly guilfoyle, ebony williams, dana perino and jesse watersis "the five." >>> he's been the republican front-runner for months. his momentum nearly unstoppable. now there's a new campaign to try to take down donald trump. it's spear-headed by the "national review." it's new issue dedicated entirely to trump. labelling him a threat to conservatism. here's the editor, rich lowry. >> if you truly are a conservative, you believe in ideas and principles, it's not just attitudes and who you dislike. it's limited go

. >> co-host of the five, eric bolling live in des moines joins us now. great to see you.hanks for being on "the real story." we're seeing these last-minute pushes. i can only imagine what it's like to be in iowa and turn on the television or go to one of these events. >> it's really super exciting. so here's what the feel from iowa is. i go running around this town from des moines, i run around and see the retail stores. i see bernie sanders posters everywhere, young people knocking on restaurants and clothing stores saying can we put a bernie sanders sign in your window? and they do. there's a huge bernie sanders representation at least in this town. i wouldn't be surprised to see bernie have a good day tomorrow. a bunch across the river over there was -- the governor was there, senator grassley was there and the campaigns were represented. donald trump jr. was there. eric trump was there. huckabee's guy hogan was there, rand paul, and you can feel it. the last-minute push is super exciting. everyone's going for it. you showed clips of the actual candidates stumping, wor

i'm dana perino, eric bolling, greg gutfeld. this is "the five." three days until election day in iowa. not much time left for the candidates to sway any undecided voters. they certainly tried hard last night. ted cruz was the front-runner on the stage which usually makes you the top target. he struck back at chris wallace after he felt he was being ganged up on. >> chris, i would note the last four questions have been, rand, please attack ted, chris, please attack ted, please attack ted. >> it is a debate, sir. >> a debate is a policy issue. but i will say this. if you guys ask one more mean question, i may have to leave the stage. >> don't worry. i'm not leaving the stage no matter what you ask me. >> and another interesting moment. different from what we've seen in previous debates was when the candidates were questioned about their electability and likability. in 2013 "time" magazine named marco rubio the savior of the gop. with polling in third place he was asked about that given title and why americans should vote for him despite his current

. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling, along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams and dana perino and he surfsgreg gutfeld. this is "the five." >>> well it's crunch time only 11 days to go until iowa. things are heating up in bolt races. on the right. the anti-establishment sentiment is palpable. being linked to the d.c. elite class has become so toxic, candidates are trying to paint their competitors as establishment in order to turn off voters. >> a lot of the establishment had been behind marco rubio, they've decided he doesn't have a path to victory. they're moving to donald trump. we're seeing it more and more, the establishment seems to have made a determination, donald

i'm eric bolling a along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams per reason into and gutfeld.ope you will be ringing it in with us here tonight on the fox news channel. kimberly and i are co-hosting the new year extravaganza later and we couldn't be more excited. please join us at 10:00 p.m. eastern time until the ball drops and beyond. helping us get the party started at 9:00 p.m. eastern kennedy, jess request watters on the countdown to 2016. make sure you catch t

with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling and she free-bases pixie stix, it's dana perino and "the five." >>> it was an announcement so big every network led with it yup, sarah palin secret email server contained more highly classified info than previously thought. sorry did i say sarah palin? i meant hillary clinton. maybe if it were sara, everybody would have led with it dozens of emails contained classified information. ranging from confidential to top secret from quote special access programs. unquote, dana. in sum, hillary broke at least two federal laws. the illegal storage of classified info. the illegal transmission of classified info. which regarding national defense through unapproved channels happens to be a felony. so where's this going? let's ponder hillary's campaign. >> it's in collapse. but is anyone watching? so far the media is doing two things. it's pushing the notion that it's rude to even consider, consider that hillary committed a crime. because she's just too big to fail. which means if it were you. you would already be in jail fashioning clever shan

petersburg, florida jessica erhlick a democrat and from des moines eric bolling.ng, no waffling, man. who won? >> waffle? i don't know' how to waffle, bill. okay, so here's the ticket. ted cruz had to make his case that he was going to be the other nonestablishment candidate. he was the one who was going to take on the frontrunner. he didn't do it last night. look at the des moines register. i'm sure you saw the front page saying cruz had a rough night. all day he was campaigning in iowa. he neveré mentioned his base. didn't want to talk about it marco rubio was talk about the debates. he had a great night. he talked about his faith. when he talked about his faith, that resonated. there are billboards for churches. i turned on the tv when i got in, i swear to god there was a local newscast going and the two hosts were holding hands praying. the people of iowa believe in their faith. they love their faith and i think marco rubio struck a tone with their faith. one last thought. >> rubio? >> but, again, the establishment group, i think rubio made his case, is he goi

. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> today president obama unveiled the actions he plans to take without the consent of congress to restrict gun use in america. among them, expanding background checks to almost anyone buying a firearm from a dealer. he says his plans are constitutional. he also set some constraints on freedom are necessary to protect innocent people. and then he got emotional. >> our unalienable rights to the pursuitf

. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling, along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams and dana perino and he surfs on a -- just kidding. greg gutfeld. this is "the five." >>> well it's crunch time only 11 days to go until iowa. things are heating up in bolt races. on the right. the anti-establishment sentiment is palpable. being linked to the d.c. elite class has become so toxic, candidates are trying to paint their competitors as establishment in order to turn off voters. >> a lot of the establishment had been behind marco rubio, they've decided he doesn't have a path to victory. they're moving to donald trump. we're seeing it more and more, the establishment seems to have made a determination, donald trump's the guy they can make a deal with. who will continue the cronyism and corporate welfare and bailouts for big banks and i think we're seeing conservatives, getting behind us and we're seeing the washington establishment getting behind donald trump, interestingly enough. >> while trump's lead continues to widen, the establishment candidates are duking it out to be the one to take on trump. ste

. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> today president obama unveiled the actions he plans to take without the consent of congress to restrict gun use in america. among them, expanding background checks to almost anyone buying a firearm from a dealer. he says his plans are constitutional. he also set some constraints on freedom are necessary to protect innocent people. and then he got emotional. >> our unalienable rights to the pursuit of happiness, those rights were stripped from college kids in san bernardino and high schoolers in columbine. and from first graders in newtown. first graders. and from every family who never imagined that their loved one would be taken from our lives by a bullet from a gun. every time i think about those kids, it gets me mad. and by the way, it happens on the streets of chicago every day. >> now listen, we all get emotional when you hear children being killed. but where was that emotion for the victims of san bernardino terror attack?

i'm dana perino, eric bolling, greg gutfeld. this is "the five."til election day in iowa. not much time left for the candidates to sway any undecided voters. they certainly tried hard last night. ted cruz was the front-runner on the stage which usually makes you the top target. he struck back at chris wallace after he felt he was being ganged up on. >> chris, i would note the last four questions have been, rand, please attack ted,

. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling, along with kimberly guilfoyle, ebony williams, dana perino and jesse waters, it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> he's been the republican front-runner for months. his momentum nearly unstoppable. now there's a new campaign to try to take down donald trump. it's spear-headed by the "national review." it's new issue dedicated entirely to trump. labelling him a threat to conservatism. here's the editor, rich lowry. >> if you truly are a conservative, you believe in ideas and principles, it's not just attitudes and who you dislike. it's limited government, it's the constitution, it's liberty. those are the things that truly make this country special. and they are basically after-thoughts to donald trump. >> the so-called anti-trump manifesto features a compilation of essays from 22 conservative thinkers, trying to block trump from becoming the gop nominee. three of them were on megyn kelly's show last night. >> i know donald trump, i think he's a nice guy. i think he's got a fantast family. but that's not enough to me, anyway, to win over the w

we stress that, $25 oil with eric bolling.e are almost bare with "the opening bell," they are ringing that bell. two people who are ringing the bell top left you conceive them like that, ken griffey jr. mike piazza one in the hall of fame. liz macdonald is here, scott shellady, and d r barton also with us. how have we opened up to start with? we are up. not much. in the early goings of the first 20 seconds we are up 50 points. ashley: better than yesterday. stuart: not much of of bounds. we are down 900 points in the past four trading sessions. >> if the world economy is really improving you expect someone to get a balance. the great recession of 2009. stuart: you think oil goes down, stocks go down. >> a symptom of a slowing growth we have a round world. stuart: the dow is up 70 points. back to oil, scott shellady, $25 per barrel forecast by former oil trader eric bolling on this program. what do you make of it? $25 for oil. >> the $20 call looked good. gave me a shock that with saudi arabia, we couldn't cat a bit of oil, eve

eric bolling, nymex board member and co-host of "the five" on fox news. we go way back. >> former board them per of nymex. melissa: former board member of the nymex. when you were in the pits at new york mercantile exchange, they with ask me why natural gas is up today, eric is buying. everybody followed what you did. nobody knows the market better than you do. what do you think is going on? >> i was there in those pits when oil traded $12 a barrel around 1998 as they were trading away. oil always foes further than people expect it to go. no one thought it would get to $140 a barrel. it got there. on way down it continues to go lower. this is response to inventory numbers. $1.40 higher for oil today. the way markets work, people anticipate, last two weeks in row big inventory builds in gasoline and distillate. this week we had big build in gasoline as well. traders making money pushing oil markets down that would weeks went at it for a third time. there were too many of them. all rushing for same door. oil goes back up. fundamentals remain for oil. there

eric bolling and scott martin weigh in on wild market swings.es of benghazi blockbuster film, "13 hours" with soldiers that stepped in to help after being told to stand down. we'll talk with people about what happened on fa fateful night and movie. david: threatening high winds, ice, up to three feet of snow possible in some areas. we have latest details where the storm is heading and who may be in the clear. melissa: but first, back to, grabbing for gains, scraping for gains in final moments of trading. [closing bell rings] dow is up about 113 points. closing bell sounds on wall street. here is where we are ending the day right now. s&p 500 up about 10 points. nasdaq composite in the red on the day. crude oil trading higher but still below 30 bucks a barrel. david: lori rothman at floor of new york stock exchange. it looked like it was going great guns and kind of petered out the end of the day. what happened? >> we'll take it, david dow closed up 113 points but. obviously we hit the august 25 lows yesterday many many traders

. >>> is hello, i'm dana perino, along with kimberly guilfoyle, geraldo rivera, eric bolling and gregkimberly has a buffet, and this is "the five." 4 . >>> only 17 days until iowa and the gop presidential contenders ratcheted up their battle for the nomination last night in charleston. there's a ton to react to. let's begin with one of the most dramatic exchange of the night when ted cruz turns the tables on donald trump over the issue of his citizenship. >> the birther theorys that donald has been relying on, some of the more extreme ones insist that you must not only be born on u.s. soil, but have two parents born on u.s. soil.

. >>> is hello, i'm dana perino, along with kimberly guilfoyle, geraldo rivera, eric bolling and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 in new york city, kimberly has a buffet, and this is "the five." 4 . >>> only 17 days until iowa and the gop presidential contenders ratcheted up their battle for the nomination last night in charleston. there's a ton to react to. let's begin with one of the most dramatic exchange of the night when ted cruz turns the tables on donald trump over the issue of his citizenship. >> the birther theorys that donald has been relying on, some of the more extreme ones insist that you must not only be born on u.s. soil, but have two parents born on u.s. soil. under that theory, not only would i be disqualified, marco rubio would be disqualified. bobby jindal would be disqualified. and interestingly enough, donald j. trump would be disqualified. donald's mother was born in scotland. she was naturalized. now donald, on the issue -- >> but i was born here. >> you're an american, as is everybody else on this stage. and i would suggest we focus on who is best prepared to be command

good night from washington, d.c.hoççç >>> ♪ >>> hi, i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly.ection edition of the factor, the republican primary outlook. let's get right to the top story. the political war brewing in the g.o.p. the conservative wing of the party is setting itself apart from other republicans anddx[ç independents as it launches a major offensive against donald trump. when trump entered the 2016 race last june, many saw him as a joke. but he shot straight to the top of the polls. and now those same people see him as a threat. to the dismay of some republicans, trump's calls to arrest and deport

now for the top story tonight, reaction with us here in new york city eric bolling. what say you, geraldo? >> i think that thank goodness you're in favor of background checks for gun purchasers. >> 80% of americans according to the polls, 80%, have no problem with background checks. >> so why all this fuss then about the president bringing it up? >> because the fuss is that the president is not putting the emphasis on the right place. for example, as i said earlier, if you make gun crimes federal crimes with mandated ten-year prison sentences, you really can cut into bad guys -- >> i like that idea. 400 million guns in the united states of america -- >> you know what you can't do anything about that because that's the second amendment. that's what happened here because of the westward expansion. >> well i don't want to make your hair stand on end. i think the second amendment as construed by the federal courts in recent decades as stupid and the nra is full of baa loanny. >> it doesn't matter what you think because that's the reality and that's what we want to deal w

we've got to wear coats and ties unless we're eric bolling on your show.ink these things work themselves out, you don't need to set a dress code particularly in this instance. you're going to get eyeballs if you're dressing in a way that makes other people uncomfortable. i don't think this man needed to set a dress code. that's just my take on it. >> why did he do it? harris: i don't know. but a distraction, that's an interesting word. he might have done himself a favor just saying he wanted people to be more dressed up, treat it more like, you know, a formal occasion, if you will. but to label it -- >> i'm going to do something very dangerous and come to his defense a little bit. harris: well, that'll be fun. sandra: oh, boy. >> he was talking about lobbyists in particular. he was suggesting perhaps -- [laughter] that the lobbyist women were trying to distract the lawmakers. kennedy: so distracting. sure, yeah, all that eye candy. he actually, i think when he says something like that, he makes men look bad. he makes the men around him look so so unprofess

with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling and she free-bases pixie stix, it's dana perino was an announcement so big every network led with it yup, sarah palin secret email server contained more highly classified info than previously thought. sorry did i say sarah palin? i meant hillary clinton. maybe if it were sara, everybody would have led with it dozens of emails contained classified information. ranging from confidential to top secret from quote special access programs. unquote, dana. in sum, hillary broke at least

eric bolling called that one. williams company. anadarko, devon energy, marathon oil, these stocks hitting 52-week lows. devon energy, seven 1/2 to the downside. these are big names to watch now and to watch tomorrow obviously. trish: any predictions for how this is going to shake out tonight in china and thus our markets tomorrow morning. >> i betcha our markets bounce okay on decent employment. >> if we don't get bad employment number markets will come back if we get a pad number we have bottom fallout. >> nobody thinks they will rapidly raise rates this year. that is baked into the pie. fed will definitely not lower rates no matter how bad -- >> they can't. >> that will destroy credibility. we'll probably get a good number. that will be probably enough to stem the market. >> three stocks this morning were in the green. now only walmart. >> wall mart, as we were saying a lot of stocks fallen from their highs. significant number have fallen 20% or more off their highs. we get ready to approach final minutes of trading, as bell is

literally rang in the new year with fox news prompting his family to join host kimberly guilfoyle and eric bolling. >> i have a very big lead and we intends to keep it. that i can tell you. we have a very, very big lead. leland: joining us is alan colmes. chris, first to you. he does not have a big lead in iowa. is it time for things to start getting real? >> it is time things get real. he's got a 17-point lead nationally. in. >> i wait's place where a ground game matters. this is not their first primary. they will probably show up there and i think the spread will be more than three points. but then again this is a primary like we have never seen before. donald trump is a candidate we cannot use history to predict. the only thing you can soundsly say for sure is 2016 will be most interesting thing politically since barrie goldwater beat rockefeller. >> alan colmes. the boston globe, unorthodoxed opponents are hard to beat. if you were advising ted cruz, and said no, a job you don't want, how does he hold on in iowa. >> he has a better chance in iowa than trump does. trump is not resonating in iow

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. >>> live from iowa, hello, everyone, i'm eric bolling along with dana perino, kim guilfoyle, juan williamsfive." >>> welcome to special saturday edition of "the five" from des moines. we have another huge show for you tonight, a ton to cover on both races. but we want to show you first what we, "the five," have been up to here, the iowa escapades of the five. we'll go down the row, really cool stuff. we'll start with

eric choo of the nationalist party. that's dominated politics here and supports close ties with china. a similar is bollf that relationship, the historic hand shape between the outgoing president and china as president. especially if xian becomes the next president. >> a victory in both the parliamentary and presidential elections would be a set back for china, but xai insists she wants to maintain a stable relationship. >> how would you do it? >> well, it's a matter of communication, communication, communication. >> some say she now appears to been moderating her stance. >> maybe she has come to the realization, that in order to win, you have to be more pragmatic, and also be low key, in terms of particularly those sensitive issues. >> like independence. >> but the many, the real issue in this election is the economy. fourth of 1%, wages stagnated. >> i think the economy is a priority for the election. soy don't care who will be elected. >> i hope the new president can promote the economy. >> this can still be a close election, with one been poll suggesting up to 25% of voters remain undecided. adrian