take a listen. get greg'sgrich -- gingrich is spending the weekend before the illinois primary off wondering around the cherry blossoms and visiting zoos is not a powerful way to spend your campaign time days. >> dana: do you disagree with karl? you like to go to a zoo. >> greg: why attack the zoo? what have the animals done to you? did you ever see "no country for old men"? a great movie. the climax was half an hour before the movie ended. it. we on for another 30 minutes. this is the primary. i want the primary to keep going so it distracts the candidate from the fact i've been robbing their home. >> kimberly: now they know. >> dana: i think santorum loses -- >> bob: i think santorum loses his home state. >> dana: i think so too. should he stay in or get out? >> eric: he would still be in. >> bob: that will be his hook. this is a state much more progressive than illinois. >> dana: jeb bush endorses romney today. we're just talking here. if santorum or gingrich.go forward do you think their endorsement become

if it was a guy they wouldn't make a movie about it. >> greg: i don't think it's a gender thing.wood found come call. conservative woman, who doesn't count like them. she is a lightning rod for this. >> kimberly: she has had the last laugh. >> greg: president obama is a challenge for eric bolling. he will tell you what it's all about. one more thing is next. if you leave now i'll stick pins in the voodoo doll i made of you. ♪ ♪ 5-hour energy? when i'm on overtime. when i'm in over my head. when i have to be sharp... no matter how many time zones i've crossed. when i'm on my feet for hours. when it's game time. when the day's only half over but my energy is all gone. when i need the energy to start exercising. every day. every day. every day is a 5-hour energy day. 5-hour energy. every day. ♪ ♪ >> eric: time for one more thing. kimberly. >> kimberly: to begin our one more thing, there is a little girl, precious. look at the picture. anita from loganville, georgia. she has a serious medical condition which has obstructs her breathing. it causes a block in her breathing. she has a c

a gun. that would be my mandate. that would be -- >> bob: greg kimberly: it's political. >> bob: if a kid is 24 years old and doesn't have health insurance and goes down a ski slope and breaks his back he with to pay for him to the tune of $8 to $10 million. >> greg: i love the little pieces of anecdotal evidence. it does not work -- >> bob: there is actual cases like this. where the kids get hurt, they'rtheythink they are invuln. who pays for that? >> bob: they usually sue. >> dana: why are we talking about that? that is not what this is about. >> bob: why can't we force him to buy health insurance. >> greg: we should be for everything. flip a coin. comen rative coin with sandra fluke on it and throw it out there and pay for anything. >> dana: magic ferr fairy dust. >> kimberly: let's talk about the politics of this. listen to this about obamacare and constitutional. >> how confident are you that the supreme court is going to uphold the individual mandate? >> well, you have seen the point of the democrats and the republicans, uphold the law. two

>> dana: he said for greg there is a story of a distant relative of captain sparkles. >> greg: good. ost at 3:00 a.m. we have julie banderas, who is a thrill. comedian small is on as well. we'm talk about heckling in a sporting event, political event protected in free speech. can you be thrown out of a hockey game for heckling? >> dana: what is your opinion? >> greg: i have no opinion. >> eric: on the ticket? >> greg: what ticket? >> eric: is it the rules on the back of the ticket? >> andrea: what about the heckling that bob does to attractive women when he sits outside before the show i? that is flirting? >> bob: i went after eric's wife one night. that didn't work. >> eric: do you have one? go first? here it is. one more shot. president obama, another shot. the answer, brings gas prices down a buck. overnight immediately. give us a call. >> bob: for all of you out there paying the money the fact that eric is keeping this from you and could get it down. wants to be the president. is self-serving. but i promised those of you who i tweet -- >> eric: that's right. >> bob: i was going to

greg a.: slow start by them.ed but charles, your sleeper in the tournament is still sleeping. charles: everybody talks about robinson but i thought taylor's maturity throughout the season was great, but he's not played well. greg g.: kenny, did the kentucky wildcats perform up to your expectations? kenny: they're playing at a higher level in the tournament than they kid in the regular season. individually, talented, but they also play collectively. most times, you know, it seems like younger players especially are trying to make their name when they're freshmen an sophomores. these guys understand the concept of passing the ball, ball movement, body movement. greg g.: everybody gives indiana e for effort tonight? greg a.: i don't know if they could have played better and they lost by 12. the most impressive stat, how about kentucky going 35-37 from the free-throw line. you talked about the being able to shoot it 50% from three but they only take 10, dominated the paint. charles: what's impressive to me, davis rea

greg a.: slow start by them.ed but charles, your sleeper in the tournament is still sleeping. charles: everybody talks about robinson but i thought taylor's maturity throughout the season was great, but he's not played well. greg g.: kenny, did the kentucky wildcats perform up to your expectations? kenny: they're playing at a higher level in the tournament than they kid in the regular season. individually, talented, but they also play collectively. most times, you know, it seems like younger players especially are trying to make their name when they're freshmen an sophomores. these guys understand the concept of passing the ball, ball movement, body movement. greg g.: everybody gives indiana e for effort tonight? greg a.: i don't know if they could have played better and they lost by 12. the most impressive stat, how about kentucky going 35-37 from the free-throw line. you talked about the being able to shoot it 50% from three but they only take 10, dominated the paint. charles: what's impressive to me, davis rea

>> andrea: i want a big tent. >> dana: i even want you inside the tent. >> eric: no, no. >> greg: arem to go catching camping? >> eric: we have a president that's not moderate by any means. >> bob: hell no,, he's a socialist! >> greg: move to the middle. >> andrea: we're being uncompromised. >> bob: the right, are you the right? are you right? >> greg: i consider myself libertarian conservative. i am the right. >> dana: are you invited to cocktail parties? >> greg: i don't get invited to anything. >> bob: if you wouldn't kiss barstools you'd get invited to a few things. >> greg: i have poor eyesight. coming up we'll tell you about downright nasty people who attack a good man on the day he died. we're not going to let them get away with it. if you leave now you don't get my world famous meat loaf. my colleagues with "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: welcome back to "the five." so yesterday, we all lost a good friend andrew breitbart. we talked a lot about it on this show. greg on "red eye" you had an hour long tribute to him and used video and talked about him. run us through how it wen

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greg a.: kenny made a great point too.nk one thing the officials should do, why don't they warn the players before the free throw is taken. because you shouldn't want to have to call a violation. charles: i have a bailout. get the officials with good common sense. common on, -- come on, man! kenny: clean it up inside, no more elbows. you say hey, you can't come in early. greg g.: among tonight's headline stories -- coming up for most of you, your local news and then dave has reece witherspoon, michael weatherly and "sports illustrated" swimsuit models, followed by the late late show with craig ferguson. for our entire march madness broadcast team, i'm greg gumbel. thanks for watching. we'll see you back here tomorrow. [captioning made possible by cbs sports, a division of cbs broadcasting, cbs sports, a division of cbs broadcasting, inc.] ♪ [ male announcer ] offering four distinct driving modes and lexus' dynamic handling, the next generation of lexus will not be contained. the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back

greg a.: kenny made a great point too.nk one thing the officials should do, why don't they warn the players before the free throw is taken. because you shouldn't want to have to call a violation. charles: i have a bailout. get the officials with good common sense. common on, -- come on, man! kenny: clean it up inside, no more elbows. you say hey, you can't come in early. greg g.: among tonight's headline stories -- coming up for most of you, your local news and then dave has reece witherspoon, michael weatherly and "sports illustrated" swimsuit models, followed by the late late show with craig ferguson. for our entire march madness broadcast team, i'm greg gumbel. thanks for watching. we'll see you back here tomorrow. [captioning made possible by cbs sports, a division of cbs broadcasting, cbs sports, a division of cbs broadcasting, inc.] ♪ [ male announcer ] offering four distinct driving modes and lexus' dynamic handling, the next generation of lexus will not be contained. the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back

everybody will take it to the beach i'm sure. >> greg: yeah. >> bob: a big hit. >> greg: it's 150 pages gorilla problem. gorilla got loose in alabama. someone saw a gorilla in alabama. got to be from the zoo is. went down there and the gorilla of the zoo was still there, so the gorilla is still loose in alabama. in buffalo another gorilla escaped fro

asheville, the -- >> greg a.: syracuse doesn't have a point guard.court with triche and jardine. they're in essence two guards so at times they don't always make the kind of decisions you want to have your lead guard make and i think that also disrupts them defensively. >> kenny: all that said, they have been the best basketball team throughout the country with melo and without him in my estimation but i still feel -- i keep going back and harping on this, is that the zone allows inferior teams to be around. not that it's going to allow them to beat you, they have the ball down six, two possessions with enough time to make it even more interesting. >> charles: john calipari on the phone said he has the best team in the country, actually, in his estimation. >> kenny: in his estimation, they both have the same record. >> ernie: the a 62-56 game. syracuse with the lead or u.n.c. asheville. 16 has never beaten a one. let's rejoin the announcers -- kevin harlan, len elmore, reggie miller and marty snider on tru-tv. >> kevin: syracuse has three time outs r

greg: no, no, no. i was saying they were saying we cannot elect good leaders. i'm saying what are the acy? >> eric: people can't or democrats can't? >> greg: this was a vailed attack on conservatives. >> kimberly: yet. not so vailed. >> bob: that was a good joke. >> eric: bob, you were the one -- >> bob: i'm not going to defend what he said but most of the candidates out there don't know what they're talking about. for the average american it's not fair to dump on them because they don't know the intricacys of the mideast, israel, palestine. very few people know it well. those who do know it well are generally wrong. what is it about the set of ideas that the voters are supposed to stop what they're doing, try to make a living and stop and figure out what is going on in the mideast? that is a cheap shot at people. >> dana: can you imagine the seminars at cornell based on this study. yes, that's so true. people really can't. it's like watching an episode of "downston abby." i've been watching it and i can't help myself with the accent. like in the old days, the great unwashed cannot gove

>> andrea: i want a big tent. >> dana: i even want you inside the tent. >> eric: no, no. >> greg: areamping? >> eric: we have a president that's not moderate by any means. >> bob: hell no,, he's a socialist! >> greg: move to the middle. >> andrea: we're being uncompromised. >> bob: the right, are you the right? are you right? >> greg: i consider myself libertarian conservative. i am the right. >> dana: are you invited to cocktail parties? >> greg: i don't get invited to anything. >> bob: if you wouldn't kiss barstools you'd get invited to a few things. >> greg: i have poor eyesight. coming up we'll tell you about downright nasty people who attack a good man on the day he died. we're not going to let them get away with it. if you leave now you don't get my world famous meat loaf. [ female announcer ] want to spend less and retire with more? then don't get nickle and dimed by high cost investments and annoying account fees. at e-trade, our free easy-to-use online tools and experienced retirement specialists can help you build a personalized plan. and with our no annual fee iras and a wi

stay on the topic. >> greg: i have a joke for you. knock, knock. >> eric: who's there? >> kimberly: were you up all night with that one? >> greg: i thought of it five minutes ago. they are like the kid on the bench who never plays. because he never plays he despises people who are doing something or playing. they gawk, all they do. their therapy bills must be spectacular. >> i spoke with rush and he said media matters' effort is no different and they will fail. >> greg: they agree. people when they see the manipulation, sort of the manipulation to curtail the first amendment, nobody likes it. >> eric: first amendment, though, right? >> kimberly: absolutely. it's the first amendment. they love it and use it as a sword on their side and shield against other people. just wrong if someone is victimized. they're nuts. but i don't want to make it seem as if nothing happened. something happened. >> eric: leave it there. one more thing is up next. first, friday so listen to a little of the great bret michels. >> kimberly: yeah! ♪ ♪ ggókóggeg ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: they're punis

asheville, the -- >> greg a.: syracuse doesn't have a point guard.court with triche and jardine. they're in essence two guards so at times they don't always make the kind of decisions you want to have your lead guard make and i think that also disrupts them defensively. >> kenny: all that said, they have been the best basketball team throughout the country with melo and without him in my estimation but i still feel -- i keep going back and harping on this, is that the zone allows inferior teams to be around. not that it's going to allow them to beat you, they have the ball down six, two possessions with enough time to make it even more interesting. >> charles: john calipari on the phone said he has the best team in the country, actually, in his estimation. >> kenny: in his estimation, they both have the same record. >> ernie: the a 62-56 game. syracuse with the lead or u.n.c. asheville. 16 has never beaten a one. let's rejoin the announcers -- kevin harlan, len elmore, reggie miller and marty snider on tru-tv. >> kevin: syracuse has three time outs r

a muslim? 45% said yes. >> greg: chuck todd mentioned this. is a robo calls so they are not talking to somebody. imagine if you are a 14-year-old kid, and you get a phone call. press 1 if you think obama is a christian. press 2 if you think he is a muslim. i'm going to press muslim because i'm a kid. it's funny to me that you have that suggestion as a robo call. imagine like republicans would be equivalent of calling berkeley. press one if you think republicans eat babies. press 2 if you think they eat puppies. it's a ridiculous thing. most people said muslim as a joke or because they don't like obama. they don't actually think that. >> dana: is it a stereotype that liberals are trying to solidify? >> eric: sure. absolutely. public policy, p.p.p., leaning left, try to drive a wedge and say look at what is going on in the south. these are conservative republicans. they attack the base. the base, they say, you don't want to be like them. you want to be moderate. you want to be centrist and they say don't be like them. just by default. it pushes

a comedic kind of guy. did you like that? >> greg: i feel discomfort when i see a republican do a talk show.y don't make jokes for a living. they make money for a living. they look out of place. they ask him to give him one word to describe each person. he is so entitled. he is free when he's talking about it. go ahead. bob. hot, loveable, tough, adorable. >> dana: you useded those. >> greg: i'm being safe. >> dana: one thing that eric teased for us from the "a" block to the "b" block is something that's my favorite topic of the week. hot mic speak. when leno starts making fun of you, you know you have a problem. >> what happened later when the mic was still open? they didn't realize it. show that. >> the president, would you do me the honor of singing that song one more time? >> ♪ i'm so in love with you >> dana: actually, that probably would have been like a better thing to have said, instead of whispering -- >> greg: didn't he really say that in >> dana: i don't know. andrea, when "saturday night live," leno or letterman, when your issue of the day, your problem reached their program, you

greg? >> bob: what is a big deal about that? >> greg: yesterday, i plugged a book. it and they can't spell the name. author for "envy" is helmut schoeck. s-h-o-e-c-k. it's a fantastic book, 40 years old. missed you, bob. >> kimberly: welcome back. special happy birthday to michael from "the five." happy birthday. have a great day. thatt

everybody will take it to the beach i'm sure. >> greg: yeah. >> bob: a big hit. >> greg: it's 150 pagese in alabama. someone saw a gorilla in alabama. got to be from the zoo is. went down there and the gorilla of the zoo was still there, so the gorilla is still loose in alabama. in buffalo another gorilla escaped from the zoo. >> dana: outbreak. >> bob: light right winger -- like right wingers. they are everywhere. >> greg: you're comparing right wingers to apes? i'm disgusted. that's it for "the five."