. >> hello, i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york and this is "the five." >> really sorry for breaking his promise to millions of americans? if they like their health care plans, they can keep them. why did he feed them a bunch of sorry excuses. >> we are talking 5% of the population. a lot of the plans are subpar plans. the majority will be better off. everybody is asking if the existing market was working. >> let's get right to it. this interview came out after the show last night and we have been waiting to respond. dana, we are going to begin with you. >> i noticed the president used a golf analogy. sub par. i thought it was sorry apology. a few people in the media trying to move on and help the president. because it seemed so insincere. if you are going to apologize, you have to go all in. seriously apologize. he said it in a passive voice. it wasn't i'm sorry, therefore i'm going to do these three things. he's like sorry, life sucks. >> sometimes sorry isn't good enough. >> subpar is good in golf. >> it is

now, i don't know but i-i because they are not he releasing details right now guilfoyle good chance heunk. he falls on somebody and somebody is paralyzed. what is the stadium's obligation, the buffalo bills' obligation? can they be sued? >> in my opinion under the state of new york, the law is that when you go to a game like, this you are essentially assuming the risk, that you know that things could happen there -- >> -- is that right? >> you are assuming the risk that everybody could be drunk. >> assuming the risk did buffalo bills take precautions to make it safe environment. you cannot control the conduct of every single person what they drink and take on. this idiot was sliding down the railing. not supposed to do that guy injured has a good case against that fan. >> you see my point with this tailgating phenomenon, a lot of people are going to the games drunk. i have seen it myself. loaded. what is the obligation of the stadium and the team to prevent that? >> well, look, in sporting events, there is a foreseeable risk. but a fan falling 40 feet on top of you is not foreseeable a

i leave that do guilfoyle who is very good at it. >> i'm cynical. >> there is he this knockout businessbody now knows about it fox news made this a cause celeb where young black males go up and punch people and get it on videotape. and then they put the videotapen othe net. this is a horrific case in new york where a jewish man and pick it up from there. >> well, first of all, there is is a 28-year-old. you are looking at him right here. >> he was arrested, right? >> 28 years old for assaulting an orthodox just in brooklyn as part of this knockout game. one of the group of individuals. he was the one arrested. it's a misdemeanor assault charges. he is out on bail. they didn't charge a hate crime. keep in mind the police originally said that he would be charged with a hate crime. the prosecutor said no, actually, he is not. >> why? >> because they don't find that it's sufficient grounds to rise to the level of a hate crime. >> who was attacked? >> that's the job? who was attacked. >> victim it 28-year-old pearl. >> ortho cox just. >> yes, orthodox just. >> attacked randomly? >> the point

. >> hello, i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york and this is "the five." >> really sorry for breaking his promise to millions of americans? if they like their health care

the reason it was federal, guilfoyle, is because chemicals are involved like chemical weapon weaponryt so you know the micro biologist had domestic dispute involving marital infidelity is akin to a terrorist someone who has chemicals and weapons of mass destruction and should be treated as such. >> that's why the feds took it. it was considered a terrorist act using chemicals. >> so the supreme court has to decide whether that is valid or not, correct? >> the issue is whether or not it is an over reach by the federal government into an area that should be locally or state prosecuted. >> it is fascinating. we will let you know supreme court comes up with. >> in texas they have restricted abortion sites and now planned parenthood says it is not in the apportion bifrs ry time you call them is filing a federal suit against the restrictions. pick it up from there. >> this is why it is very interesting. plann planned parenthood, the restrictions regarding abortion in the country. >> for example this one says unless you have admitting privileges within 30 miles you cannot perform an abortion

but the reason it was federal, guilfoyle is because chemicals were involved like chemical weaponry. > so you know they said this microbiologist who was involved essentially domestic dispute involving marital infidelity is akin to a terrorist someone who has chemicals or weapons of mass destructionenned should be treated as such. >> that's why the feds took it they considered it a terrorist act using chemicals. >> went to a 1993 treaty. >> the supreme court has to decide whether that's valid or not? that's a pretty simple coming down. >> question whether it's overreach by the federal government into an area that should be state prosecution. >> it's fascinating we will follow and let you know what the supreme court comes up with. in texas, they have restricted abortions to some extent and now planned parenthood which says it really isn't in the the abortion business, every time you call them, is filing a federal suit against the restrictions, pick it up from there. >> this is why this is very interesting. the planned parenthood some the strictest restrictions regarding abortion in the c

. >>> tonight a lot >>> i'm eric bolling along with greg gutfeld and kimberly guilfoyle.00 in new york city. this is "the five." obama care rollout, today's highlights, i.t. professionals warned that the website is a hacker's dream, your personal info at risk. >>> at a fund-raiser in florida last night, kathleen sebelius gets nailed as healthcare.gov crashes just as the secretary smiles for her photo op. the law is falling apart at the seams and so is the president's approval rating, at an

. >> i am kimberly guilfoyle. >> i am heather nauert. >> that's next on "fox files". >> my sonic lass was full of life, very energetic, he loved the outdoors. >> it was a typical wednesday afternoon september 2011, colorado springs, colorado. 19-year-old nicholas checked in with his mom stephanie before heading out with friends. >> they were going to run over to the quick stop and get some smokes. he said, love you mom, bye. he left and i went on to do some other errands that i needed to do and i came home and i thought he was sleeping. i tried to shake him awake and he wasn't. he was gone. >> at 4:40 p.m. nicholas coburn was dead. what would surprise many parents as stephanie was what killed her son was sold to him at a convenience store. this kwik stop is on south shelton road in colorado springs. he bought the drug for about $25. he had smoked synthetic marijuana also known as spike. the autopsy report says it all. toxici toxicity. >> i am sur prided how many people have not heard of this. it boggles my mind. >> mostly made in asia it is sold at convenience stores and even major ga

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. >> should we scrap obamacare and start all over i'm kimberly guilfoyle in for greta van susteren. fear as aobama care deadline approaches. doctor is here. what can doctors and patients do to protect themselves? >> well, you know, this is a pretty difficult situation you know, people are obviously fearful because there was willful misrepresentation. you know, you can keep your doctor, you can keep your insurance and it's rolling out. people are seeing that that is not the case people are seeing that if you can't make a web site work after three years, how in the world are you going to deal with millions of health records and keep anything straight? i mean, you don't have to be a rocket science tis to figure out that's just not going to happen. and the bill is so complex we keep finding more and more things in it that somebody obviously didn't know about. if we really want to solve it, it's going to take more than just doctors and patients. it's going to take a willingness to be honest. and i know that may be a difficult thing in washington, d.c. but, the fact of the matter is, we j

> i am going to be pulling up a chair with maybe a glass of wine because tomorrow night kimberly guilfoyles and interviewing bethenney frankel, reality tv star, business mogul. i think we have a clip. >> i sat down with beth en i in the signature red room. >> first of all, did you ever think your name would be like this in a daytime talk show along with the likes of oprah and ellen. it's pretty incredible accomplishment. >> it is incredible. i'm not drinking my own kool-aid. >> what makes your show different? >> what makes it different is i'm different and i'm complicated like many women. >> all right. you can watch that saturday, tomorrow night. that's 10:00 p.m. and on sunday at 9:00 p.m. in case you missed it. >> you were good in those interviews. >> thank you. we had a good time together. >> it's an interesting interview. i think you're going to like it. >> fascinating. >> complicated. she's a winner. >> women are complicated. >>> back to john kennedy. john kennedy as you all probably know, challenged the united states to put a man on the moon by the end of the decade in the 1960s. tha

analyst peter johnson, jr., richard fowler and, yes, she's back, co-host of "the five," kimberly guilfoyles, sean. >> the white house literally are calling them if they dare to speak out publically. the insurance companies are reacting by being intimidated. >> we are hearing the truth. you had a feeling this was going on. we have seen it when the white house, administration doesn't get their way or they are criticized for problems in policies or failure to launch in this situation. to me, this is what they do. it is the chicago way. there will be reckoning, retribution and revenge. >> why would the white house call an insurance company, richard? why do that except to silence them, intimidate, bully them? >> i think the insurance companies here are communicating to their enrollees and not correctly. the white house is saying, listen, you are saying the plans are cancelled. what's really happening is they are upgraded to include new benefits that are part of the affordable care act. >> they passed the plan in the original bill that says if you uh like your plan you can keep it. in july of 20

jacques degraaf and co-host of "the five" kimberly guilfoyle.ing here. >> hi. >> there is a fundamental part of the discussion that there is a reason the president today could not say i am going to keep my promise i made to the american people. as soon as he opens the door, the infrastructure of which obama care is mpredicated on collapses. they need those people in the system. >> then there is no pole in the tent. the whole thing falls apart. it's been a house of cards to begin with. the sad and awful part is they knew it from the beginning and pushed it forward anyway because partisan politics matters more to them really than the health care of americans across the country. if you look now, even if people were to enroll we don't have the numbers to support it but the selection process and everything is flawed. if there is an ability to fix this, that's the problem. he wants to do it unilaterally. >> the president came out today, as i suggested earlier and said to the american people i made a mistake. i will keep my promise. it would have gone

but the reason it was federal, guilfoyle is because chemicals were involved like chemical weaponry. > said this microbiologist who was involved essentially domestic dispute involving marital infidelity is akin to a terrorist someone who has chemicals or weapons of mass destructionenned should be treated as such. >> that's why the feds took it they considered it a terrorist act using chemicals. >> went to a 1993 treaty. >> the supreme court has to decide whether that's valid or not? that's a pretty simple coming down. >> question whether it's overreach by the federal government into an area that should be state prosecution. >> it's fascinating we will follow and let you know what the supreme court comes up with. in texas, they have restricted abortions to some extent and now planned parenthood which says it really isn't in the the abortion business, every time you call them, is filing a federal suit against the restrictions, pick it up from there. >> this is why this is very interesting. the planned parenthood some the strictest restrictions regarding abortion in the country. >> like w

they asked me to kell kimberly guilfoyle, tell her i said she's hot. >> hey, what does that mean? her to stop sending pictures of her dog. mike baker is a friend of fox news. there he is. he has a new tv show on the travel channel. he's always on fox. >> he's a great guy. >> one of the greatest people, former cia. ugly. he's an ugly man. i feel bad for him. >> terrible muscle definition. >> red eye tomorrow night. >> all righty, then. what do you have? >> lady gaga will become the first artist to sing in outer space in 2015. i am hoping to stay there. i am not a fan of the lady gaga. >> just across the street. >> i could have gone over there and bullied her because i don't like her. i don't like her. >> she's already in outer space. >> yeah. yeah, yeah. not a fan. dana, you like lady gaga? >> no. i was saying i saw a headline where she said she struggled with her weight. anytime i have seen her, she looks amazing. >> did you hear the actress who -- reese? >> witherspoon? >> no, with the knife. >> i heard it from a priest. >> thanks for watching. have a great weekend, everybody. >>

. >>> tonight a lot >>> i'm eric bolling along with greg gutfeld and kimberly guilfoyle. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." obama care rollout, today's highlights, i.t. professionals warned that the website is a hacker's dream, your personal info at risk. >>> at a fund-raiser in florida last night, kathleen sebelius gets nailed as healthcare.gov crashes just as the secretary smiles for her photo op. the law is falling apart at the seams and so is the president's approval rating, at an all-time low, 37%. maybe dragging it down is americans' realization that the law is a disaster. 31% approval rating on obama care. how many people think the law is working out well? only 7%. what's the white house make of all this? as ed henry knows, ed, are they so insulated that they can't even fathom the thought of scratching and starting over? >> reporter: i think panic may be a bit strong, but they're deeply concerned, they're worried. pick your adjective. bottom line, they realize the bottom is falling out both for the president's approval rating and approval of this law.

don't forget to watch hannity sean's guest does include the five kimberly guilfoyle that's tonight at p.m. on hannity. >>> now, show you what we are watching. we put together the most fantastic videos out there tonight. take a look. a private health insurance company mocking maybe even ridiculing healthcare.gov. check out one of the ads from wal-mart blue cross blue shield. >> let's go ahead and check out those weeklies. >> things don't always work like they are supposed to. good thing the government exchange web site isn't the only plates to buy health insurance. visit wellmark. >> running ads in iowa and south dakota. and a canadian cat is ready for close up. the cat giving a cbc reporter and cameraman a big surprise. while in the middle of recording standoff the cat decided to use cameraman as a ladder. looks like the cat definitely stole the show. and we showed you the volvo ad where john clad vandamme does a split between two trucks now actor channing tatum making a smooth on 22 jump street. tatum does own version of epic split ♪ where the day goes ♪ only time ♪ and who can say i