on fbn. only fbn. 8:00 p.m. be there. ♪ >> andrea: hello, i'm andrea tantaros with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino and brian kilmeade. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> andrea: 32 days until the nation is set to go over so-called fiscal cliff and president obama is still in campaign mode. in hatfield, pennsylvania, the president was demonizing republicans -- shocker. meanwhile, house speaker john boehner seems willing to negotiate, as long as it's in good faith. >> it's not acceptable to me and i don't think it's accept to believe you for a handful of republicans in congress to hold middle class tax cuts hostage because they don't want tax rates on upper income folks to go up. >> let's not kid ourselves. i'm willing to move forward in good faith. our original framework still stands. >> andrea: the republican leader mitch mcconnell said he burst in laughter when tim geithner outlined the president's plan. what's next? rush limbaugh and charles krauthammer want republicans to walk away a

neil: fbn way, thank you. chris stirewalt there is no point in redigging ohio, it is done, cooked? >> it is done, here is the thing, what karl rove said, was right, but. if -- it could have been right, if romney of the outperforming here and there but. neil: but made a big dial about early votes, a lot fewer democrats. >> and all that. what we're learning about early voting, is every year that early voting is out there. the patterson spread -- partisan spread shrinks, they are right. lou: the polls were right in part because of a future in early voting that does not get attention, the sooner one votes that people follow their partisan beliefs, and mapes almost reorigi religiously thers little react to changes, they become predictive. neil: what about early voting phenomenon, do you look at this say, we look at barack obama, headquarters. carl cameron suspects they will chat. but, all thises if you about es if you fuss about early voting, don't remember so many voting so early so often. is that going to be a continued trend? >> i think that parties will want to get out vote, i do ag

david: when you see these commercials on fbn or wherever you see a dozen of them.t diffentiates one company that sells gold from another? >> well, lear capital offers excellent service --. david: don't sound like a commercial now. seriously. why, why is lear any better than gold line? >> i'll tell you why. we give great service as i said. what that means you have a company that has been in business. you have access to great product. we deliver it in 10 days. not every company dan do that. we create a market. meaning if you want to liquidate and sell back we create a market so you can liquidate. david: is that the part of the problem got into? >> absolutely not. that bass not the issue. that was a disclosure issue. lear capital the service we provide the way we go after our clients long term has been excellent. but the key point here this is a great time to own gold, dave, as you know. the market has done well over the last deck i had can. the prospects going forward are very, very positive. david: let me put a what if scenario though, scott. what happens if the fed

tonight on fbn. where we mean business and say our prayers. >> kimberly: hello. i'm kimberly guilfoyle with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, brian kilmeade. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: some people call it the war on christmas but tonight the focus is on every american's right to freedom of expression and freedom of religion. it doesn't matter if you're christian, jewish or of no faith at all. in 2019 and right now christians who are under siege by government officials and antireligion groups who think christmas and christianity have no business in the public arena. exhibit no. 1. in kansas, the city of buehler has been forced to remove the cross from the city seal after an atheist group complained. exhibit no. two, north carolina, at college, students were told they couldn't sell christmas trees if they were called christmas trees. they wanted to call them holiday trees until the school finally caved. and finally, in rhode island, exhibit no. three. lincoln chaffee is not backing down. the liberal governor refuses to cal

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catch rudy jewel yawn know's reaction to that tonight on fbn. remember this? >> because of this reform the american people will never again be asked to foot the bill for wall street's mistakes. there will be no more taxpayer funded bailouts. >> don't look now, but the housing administration is broke. so is another taxpayer funded bailout next? and steve says hold on to your wallet. what inned could of a bailout are we mentioning? is it that high? >> that would be the upper limit, but we are looking at multi billion dollars of bailouts to something called the federal housing administration. a lot of people don't know what the fha is. it provides insurance that people will pay their mortgages. if they don't, the taxpayers have to step in and pay the mortgage for them. the interesting that happened in the housing market and the way we got into this pickle is remember when we had the sub prime housing crisis when the banks were making these loans they they should have. as soon as that marketd, guess t institution started taking the place of the sub prime 11 deers?

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but, but, may i give you all an early nibble ahead of the fbn show. this is free.n is nibbling at our wallets but not their wallets. this is a balanced approach. not so balanced. think about that. look at all the creative ways they have come up with to raise revenues but it's like they have collective congressional writers block when it comes to cutting spending. even think slowing spending. talk of a hike in federal gas tax. whacking deductions for higher income earners beyond raising the overall tax rate. going after the mortgage deduction again. looking at closing tax loopholes. my, the things they come up with. when it comes to getting more money to washington. but not nearly the same for control spending in washington. not when the union members descend on capitol today. and others demand social security be put off next year. here is what i'm seeing if the waning weeks of the year. tax hikes now, maybe, maybe spending cuts later, increasingly though unlikely. is washington finding more ways to feed the beast instead of entertaining the beast? this will come up

>> if you don't get fbn, demand it. >> (applause) >> that was not practiced. that was not anticipated. that would be me making the final appearance. >> hello everyone, happy thanksgiving. and i'm andrea tan tareatearos, happy turkey day. the five of us are honored to be celebrating you. many of you traveled a long way to stay with loved ones. i hit the streets to talk to people to see if they were looking forward to going home for the holidays. ♪ like home, nowhere quite like home ♪ >> family time is coming up, the holidays, are you looking forward to seeing your family. >> i do, i look forward to seeing them. >> are you lying? >> no, i'm not. >> are is there any family members you're the not looking forward to see? >> i think i'm smart enough not to answer that question. >> there's always one in every family. >> we have a very close knit family and enjoy each other, i can't say that. >> my brother and i argue over stuffing, a little of that. >> sometimes things happen that are a little tense. >> the crazy uncle, and the grandmother. >> the dunken uncle that b

fbn.e senate rules to keep republicans from being able to stop legislation. remember the filibuster? it's used about it party not in power to stop legislation and judicious nominees. democrats love to do it when they were the party not in power. but they have had a change of heart now that they are in power. this is significant, the president getting behind the efforts. we'll talk about it. the judge weighed in in the case of a far i -- of a father and so mocked a little girl as she got off a schoolhouse. we'll tell you what happened when the father met the judge. >> it makes me sick to think that a grown man would tease a 10-year-old disabled girl that has never done a thing to any of them for no reason. now she doesn't wants to get on the bus to go to school. we have big dreams. one is for a clean, domestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and s

fbn securities downgraded to underperform. initiating coverage with $4.25 price target. the stock is at 14. jmp securities initiates coverage with underperform. a lot of analysts have been hot on the home-building stocks they're starting to you know, think otherwise a little bit with some of them but not d.r. horton, still six out of the 19 analysts that cover d.r. horton still say this stock is a buy. it has been a monster performer so far this year. it was down today. a bit of a disappointment but profits beat estimates. not everything was all bad for d.r. horton. a they cover a lot of markets. their closings were up. new construction was up. stock down sort of in sympathy with the big selloff across the board in home bidders. a lot of home builters, p-e on d.r. horton, just seven. that is why analysts still like the stock even though it has gone up so fast, so far. melissa and lori. lori: doesn't get cheaper than that. thank you. we are facing a fiscal cliff but apparently money to burn or blow up in kuwait. the country spe

lori: this is an extra special day for us here on the 1:00 markets now show on fbn.edical list is launching her memoir. congratulations. >> thank you. lori: that is her on the cover. you as a child. diary of stage mother's daughter. a memoir. i read it. it is compelling. it is fascinating. melissa: thank you. lori: a little gossippy. has something for everyone. had a fantastic party. everyone came out to celebrate. melissa: it was so sweet. lori: you wrote this book, no ghost writer. this is all you. melissa: yeah. i, it's, all about my life. i know i am -- grew up in hollywood. i was on "little house on the prairie". i did all kind of commercials. i don't know if you know that or not. you can tell i'm not really blond. secret is out. there you go. me on the right. lori: jason bateman played your brother. melissa: michael landon was my dad. i had magical childhood. behind it all fueled by a tiger mom, a stage mom. and it sort of talks about growing up in hollywood. and my own life at home. and, --. lori: transitioned to harvard university. then a fantastic financial

fbn is reporting that united is tweeting, which is how we get so much information in these kind of situationsy are aware of the computer issue that is affecting some of their flights and they are working to resolve it and will update as soon as details become available. we will keep an eye on it and let you know. in the meantime senate lawmakers hearing testimony right now on the deadly meningitis out break. so far there are 451 fungal meningitis in 19 states and 32 people have died as a result, all of them getting the disease after receiving steroid shots from a massachusetts pharmacy. jonathan serrie is live in atlanti atlanta on this. what is happening in these hearings. >> senators are questioning public health officials and also the fda commissioner in light of this meningitis outbreak. in particular they are looking at the compounding pharmaceutical industry, an industry that's rile evolved from individual pharmacists making specific prescriptions for specific patients, for example if you have a kid who can't swallow a pill a compounding pharmacist could turn that pill into a liquid med

bill: we'll see you 9:20, fbn. check him out. "varney & company". >> sure. bill: can the president and congress avoid this calamity? and will the president be able to work with a republican controlled house on anything? we'll ask the current chair of the republican national congressional committee, peter sessions out of texas. he is coming up a bit later on "america's newsroom.". martha: there are a lot of ways to get there. senate majority leader harry reid says his party is sticking to their guns, insisting any plan to involve the fiscal crisis, must have, we were talking about, higher taxes on wealthy. here he is. >> as i tried to make clear here, there was a message sent to us by the american people, based on the campaign. and that is, people making all this money have to contribute a little bit more. and all the exit polling, all the polling we've done, the vast majority of the american people support that, including rich people. martha: who already pay the huge chunk of the taxes in the country as it is, just throwing that out there. we talked to art l

bill: see you at 9:20 on fbn. stuart varney with us. here's martha. martha: big word reform, in taxes and entitlements. will that happen? senator graham is not the only republican that says he believes something needs to be done to avoid the fiscal cliff. >> i think everybody should be on the table. i am myself am opposed to tax increases. the fact is the speaker and majority leader and president will be in a room trying to find the best package. i'm not going to prejudge it. saying we should not take ironclad positions. i have faith in john boehner putting together a good package. he is very conciliatory in his language. >> i do am opposed to raising tax rates but i do believe we can close loopholes. >> they have to go up real tax rates or effective tax rates. there are ways to do that. secondly we have to close significant loopholes. martha: all right. what are we hearing here? are he starting to hear a little bit of common ground? a high level meeting as you just heard on the fiscal cliff is expected this week at the white house with the president

see you 9:20 on fbn. you got it. martha. martha: let's get another look at this jobs picture. there is combination of 23 million americans who are either unemployed right now or what we call underemployed. more than 3.5 million of those folks have been unemployed a year or more. it taking average for 40.2 weeks for someone unemployed to find a job. that is a very long time. i don't have to tell any folks that are in that situation that is painful. here is another look at it, another statistic, african-american unemployment rate is up one point to 14.%. we're waiting to get the official white house response to this jobs number this morning. also the official response from the romney campaign. we'll get those to you as soon as they come in. >>> back to our other huge story right now because supplies and patience are running out very quickly right now in new york and new jersey. in the aftermath of hurricane sandy drivers that can actually find an open gas station have to deal with lines that stretch for miles and miles and sometimes, when they finally get to that gas station, th

now we go to fbn. here we go.our step. ♪ ♪ >> bret: no commercials in the television elevators. okay. this is fbn studios. this is their home base for the election. they are actually on the air. we'll try to be quiet. shh. okay. you're on the air. tracy and laurie this is where neil cavuto will be broadcasting from. i'll do the golf announcing voice as they're on the air right now but tonight will be exciting. all throughout the fox platforms. megyn, back to you. >> megyn: that was highly amusing. i like that soft voice. >> bret: you did it at the debate. i figured i should weigh in. >> megyn: as for me looking better than you on the air, that's not true. we both have the same lighting. we have special tonight, trust me when i tell you they don't give us a special night. they're eye lights. in the desk. ladies we need to have these follow us everywhere. bret and i are trying not to -- see the difference? see the difference? with the eye light. without the eye light. takes off like ten years. that is what i would h

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