go ahead. >> eric: i love "men in black" series. some are great. e great. >> greg: "police academy." "porky's." >> kimberly: i like will smith movies. big blockbuster. i think it's important to see it and stimulate the economy and not be a curmudgeon and talk about civility, greg. >> greg: america agrees with me. if you go to a movie you have a heightened sensitivity of noise and conflict. you pay $11 a ticket. you sit there and if someone is talking you want to fight them. you get angry. >> bob: first, i don't go to movies because they're full of teenagers. the most obnoxious -- when i was a teenager going to movie, we didn't talk. >> greg: you could smoke in a movie theater. awesome. >> eric: what group do you like? >> kimberly: no one. >> eric: you don't like movie goers or 2 #-year-old -- >> kimberly: you don't like tea partiers and conservatives. >> bob: i like socialists. what is your favorite movie all time? >> eric: "top gun." >> greg: really! >> eric: love that movie. >> andrea: "legally blonde." i like reece weatherspoon. if i go to a movi

>> eric: i think it is a miscalculation. a is ready for that. >> the celebrity and stuff that is not working, 500,000, 600,000 jobs in america. i guess we go through it line by line. things are worse off today than 3-1/2 years ago. maybe it's time for vanilla president or ward cleaver. speaking of research, obama campaign is trying to walk away from the cbs news, "new york times" poll that shows romney outscoring president obama most women. keep it up. the more president obama focuses on women, the more they exit the obama rankings. >> greg: beckel, comment on the poll or anything you like. >> bob: in terming of women in the polls now on the gay marriage issue in the south, women decidedfest obama. it only matters in the seven swing states. in the seven swing states, obama is in good position with women voters. gallup released a poll showing people believe by majority for the first time in a long time, next year economy is better than today. i think there is a lot of things that you assume here. if you do, that you get a diff

: it was after -- >> dana: i know it was after the '93 -- >> eric: i in the building in '93. >> dana: but that's the way he probably approaches it. >> bob: if i can remind you that the republicans secretary of defense, good one, bob gates said of all the president he worked for, which is many, this is the toughest call he has seen a president make. >> eric: pull the trigger? >> bob: go after him. >> eric: there anyone that thinks -- does anyone think an american walking the earth right now who wouldn't pull the trigger? >> bob: yes. absolutely. are you kidding me? given the options of sending the drone in there or spending guys in there, millions of people would make that other decision. romney goes in and talks about i would have done it. how do you know he would have done it? >> kimberly: how do you know he would internet how do you know he would not? that's obama's problem. one step too far on politics. now today he ruined his message. ruined his moment. >> i don't agree saying he would have done it. how do we know? >> dana: he was accused by obama

i will fight this to the bitter end. >> eric: got to go to bob. o kimberly for the legalese, but i want to know -- >> bob: i can't stand to talk about this guy. waste of time. go to kimberly. >> kimberly: this is a federal civil lawsuit, not a criminal action. we discussed with this with bob in the break. so what we have here is the justice department going after him saying that he is essentially committing a legal act. against the minority communities, hispanics, in arizona, and as a remedy they want him out of a job. two, someone to be in there and oversee and micro manage the function and duties of the sheriff department. keep in mind he is a five-term figure as sheriff. he denies wrongdoing and politically motivated to shore up the latino vote. >> bob: if i could read the facts here. against sheriff joe arpaio. in his office of unconstitutional and unlawful actions against hispanics. charges arpaio, department with discriminatory and otherwise law enforcement act against hispanics. he has had a long history of profiling, long history of debasin

>> bob: i have plenty of research upstairs. >> dana: why didn't you bring it? >> eric> andrea: bob! >> bob: very religious man. i give him that. he did when he was running for the senate, when he was a senator, push for very stringent voter, i guess, identification laws. he met with religious conservative, and faith-based -- >> andrea: in defense to porter who said in my ear piece that didn't happen, what you are talking about with ashcroft. can you answer why they wouldn't open it up to other religions? >> bob: they probably did. >> andrea: doesn't it look like they're trying to gen up the black vote? >> dana: of course it does. i think that was their point. you could send to go and give this lecture. maybe people are asking for it. maybe people want to have it. where do i start? faith-base initiative was so bipartisan there was a compromise to bring people together. government can't do everything. they want to focus on the faith-base effort to supplement support from homelessness to hunger to addiction a other things like that. opposite faith-base initiative next --

>> andrea: slightly. >> eric: no. >> dana: i don't. >> eric: less than $10 trillion. we're still in debt. >> andrea: we're not hemorrhaging the jobs we are. but think -- >> bob: we are adding jobs. >> andrea: he had the biggest checkbook out of any president to fix the economy. he had purse strings of, bigger than any president. he failed. >> bob: he did not fail. unemployment is coming down. the difference is that he unlike the bush administration included cost of iraq and afghanistan as part of the budget. wife didn't they do that? >> bob: >> dana: it wasn't going be written in the defense department budget year after year. not something permanent. that is why they did it that way. president obama asked for more money than congress has given him. 3.5 increase in spending. inclusive of the program that you talked about. there were cuts across the board. president obama has not proposed that. democrats have not passed a budget in three-and-a-half, four years. >> bob: bush and his vice president, did they include the cost of those budgets, of those wars in that? >> dan

i was talking about eric and greg. i thought the unanimity in nato which is difficult to come together around appears as if they found common ground on a number of things. missile defense, a thorny issue, particularly with the, in terms of soviet union. seems to be resolved. there was an interesting thing that everybody seemed to go by, giving up the missile defense system. turning it over to nato. i found surprising. the 2014 date, going back and forth between 2013 and 2014, afghanistan, seems to have been settleded on 2014, which will not make my side of the aisle all that happen. i will say this. on the corey booker, it was bound to come up. i thought he handled that fine. remember that new jersey is owned and operated by the private equity >>> i don't think it matters much. >> eric: new jersey isn't owned and operated by private equity. private equity has $135 billion stake in the u.s.. new jersey comes in ten or 12th. there are states that are more affected by private equity. again, that is why this -- president ob

>>eric: really? all i got for you.ory of who elderly siss 94 and 92 fighting off a 27-year-old armed carjacker who is behind bars and be prosecuted. that is how you

>> eric: i don't know. >> bob: i bet 20% maximum. >> okay. luenced by the tea party? >> bob: absolutely. >> eric: tea party is upset with what has gone on. >> bob: what a shame. >> eric: you don't have a horse in this race. >> bob: i do. lugar has done some remarkable things in international affairs and i think it's important to have someone substantively. >> eric: he didn't know his address on his driver's license. isn't it time to maybe get some new blood, fresh blood, conservative blood? boston if you consider mourdock fresh blood. i don't know. i think it's not something that is good for the republican party. >> andrea: let the voters of indiana decide. how about that? let them make their decision. >> bob: fine. trying to protect the party. that's all. >> andrea: thank you for caring about the g.o.p. thank you. >> bob: i do. >> bob: i got to go. coming up, eat the homemade cupcakes when you can. one state is considering banning bake sales in schools. give me a break. greg's monologue is next. ♪ ♪ >> greg: welcome back. as of august 1, depa

eric. he is. >> kimberly: i don't think so. tremendous hair for eric bolling. icture every one of them. pudgy guy is me. the little guy that twits around the side is you. >> dana: i am so old i have not stayed up that late to see a live version of "saturday night live." i only see it when there is news about it. >> kimberly: we have things to get to here. talk about cher. i love her. another one with fabulous hair. she went on a twitter rant against romney. somebody send in a medic. honestly, resuscitation life alert commercial. you cannot make it up. put this up. so this is@cher. cool to have a tiny name like that. saying if romney gets elected i don't know if i can breathe the same air at him and the right wing racist homophobic, women-hating, tea bagger masters. >> dana: i love that she capitalizes him. >> eric: referring to a tea party. if she knew anything, iota sliver of politics she would know the tea party aren't behind romney candidacy. >> greg: the tea party never talks about social programs. tea party is about economics. they never talk about anything

>> eric: that is tough. i think if president obama is smart he will continue to play the hand he's playing now. brilliant in what he is doing. he is there and we have to be careful how we frame this, but he is being smart and playing it perfectly. >> dana: others say they overplay their hand on politics. if they hadn't done an ad about romney and gone on the trip, would vit been a clean -- >> greg: i don't know. i have a bad taste in my mouth when we talk about this. anybody in his position would be doing this. maybe he overplayed it a bit. but divorced parents tell you they love you more. just stop fighting. we should appreciate the fact this guy is dead. in terms of how it plays politically, national security could always be number one. if there is another terrorist attack, everything on the front page disappears. >> this is a year that the economy dominates. do you remember when barack obama was caught and killed? obama's numbers jump up about 12 points. they dove in a week. he would be better off if it wer

>>eric: really? all i got for you.ory of who elderly siss 94 and 92 fighting off a 27-year-old armed carjacker who is behind bars and be prosecuted. that is how you do it. >>greg: it was actually dana. >>kimberly: and log on to facebook and i will answer your questions >>> welcome to "red eye." i'm greg gutfeld or at the hardware rental store, i am the guy that gets the blood in the rug doctor. let's go to andy levy for a pre game report.

>> eric: i don't remember to be perfectly honest with you. i had to have been home. sunday night. >> dana: must have been home. right? that is the story, we're sticking to it. >> eric: someone called and said president obama is going to speak. never thought it would be we got barack obama. >> dana: i usegot -- we got usa. >> dana: i used to get late-night phone calls. if you did, you thought something bad is happening. i picked up and saw the blackberry someone from the mainstream media i used to talk to. i hit ignore. then another call came in from another outlet, i hit ignore again. it checked my e-mail. my husband asked what is going on? i said oh, they got usama bin laden. thank god. that's all i remember. in the morning i had a chancers i was scheduled to see president bush. he said this is a great day for america. and credited president obama for making a tough decision. you? freddie i could verify all of that. i was outside your window in a tree. which is normally what i do on a sunday. amazing. something like this happens you think selfishly, first, you think

i love it. >> eric: we got to go. agree we're glad it's going on, we are trying to show the juxtaposition of prepresidential obama. >> dana: i would rather it was a capture list than kill list to get intel. but i'm not on intel. >> eric: topic two, sorry, had to cut it short. president obama gets tough on antiwar comments. take a listen to president obama at the vietnam war memorial yesterday. >> came home and sometimes were denigrated and they should have been celebrated. it was a national shame. disgrace. it should have never happened. >> eric: i want to get to the discussion but listen to charles krauthammer's assessment of what you it was about. >> we heard obama today doing penance for a country that spat on seasonals who returned from the vietnam war. what he didn't say in large part it was the work of the american left. it wasn't the work of the american right who supported the war. trying to undo the legacy of 50 years. >> dana: "usa today" has a front-page story of how there is a 13-year movement, effort to h

>>eric: really? all i got for you.o elderly siss 94 and 92 fighting off a 27-year-old armed carjacker who is behind bars and be prosecuted. that is how you do it. >>greg: it was actually dana. >>kimberly: and log on to facebook and i will answer your questions right now. running over there, now, see you tomorrow. >> romney accuses president obama of being a "divider," and another g.o.p. contract is subtracted in the field. this is "special report."

am i wrong? >> ericgras. >> dana: people are trying to leave france to live in u.k. because tax burden is not as bad. >> greg: that is going to england to get your teeth fixed. >> dana: which you did. talk about the robin hood thing. g-8 meeting today. this is evolution, something they tried in the 1990s and the first part of the new century. they wanted the rich countries to pay for climate change harm to the smaller countries. when that fell apart, now they're going to go after the banks. see, whatever it is, whatever the going thing is what they glob on to. they won't get it. when they wanted the global aids fund, president bush waited six months. did any country put money in not until he did. >> the number it raids is 1.5 half of the transaction. it's $1 billion a year born, good percentage by americans and trading partners. >> dana: to pay for what? i support foreign aid. i support private sector evidents as well. a loft the money is mismanaged and it just goes if dictator's -- >> andrea: it's like

allegedly -- >> eric: allegedly broke the ball. everything i know about the company and jon corzine, mf global has define, they broke the law. >> greg: allegedly means definitely, right? >> eric: on t, yes. one more. quickly, robert downey junior is expected to get big payday for avengers. does he deserve $50 million? >> kimberly: this guy has been through tough times. bob, you should appreciate this. >> bob: i do. >> kimberly: he was down and out on his luck, getting arrested. no financial means available. multiple stints in rehab. happily married now. has a child, he just had another baby. doing fantastic. he has been box office gold. i love the success story. he is hardworking. i'm happy for him. >> dana: he was on the movie i saw on the airplane that i like. >> greg: one of his best movies. >> kimberly: very talented. >> bob: so many people in hollywood had addiction problems, it's all fluff. it's like what her name, that woman? what is her name? >> kimberly: lindsay lohan. >> bob: all right. this guy has been, as kimberly said, has been th

>> eric: the information gleaned -- i know you hate that word. rmation obtained from the carrier led to bin laden. >> bob: that is great dispute. the f.b.i. disputes it. >> eric: does leon panetta dispute it in >> bob: yes, he does. >> kimberly: he's on tape. >> dana: he does not dispute it. many others support that. rodriguez who wrote that book last week. >> greg: kimberly, you are a lawyer. can't this be shortened? should at no time tribunals or whatever the courts are, be a day? >> kimberly: everybody is disgusted with what is going on over there, it seems as if they're having their way. they make a mockery of the system. if they were in federal court, they'd get shut down on this? they are taking off his shirt in agy mad boflex moment. put your shirt back on. the theatrics, disruptive and disrespectful. >> dana: attorney general eric holder got pushed back, thankfully. they wanted to have the trials in the middle of new york city. the best possible place if you are going to are to have them. >> kimberly: shut down the nonsense. show some resp