kimberly, my son. >> kimberly: he is five. on one hand he is outrage and wants to make a point. and realize that it was wrong. then bill maher says something vastly more vile. >> kimberly: the obvious answer is there a double standard. did i win the prize? bill maher can say whatever he wants to get ratings. the president is bringing in his daughters who he loves very much. they're adorable punch kins -- munchkins, very cute. and i do believe he cares about women's health issues. it's a double standard. >> eric: bill maher -- >> juan: there is no double standard. >> kimberly: yes, there is. >> juan: a situation that he said you know what? people should be able to speak their mind. miss fluke at georgetown university is supported by the president of the jesuit institution saying it is anti-democratic to speak about contraception and sex in public, something most women wouldn't do for fear of being stigmatized. she got hammered. that is different from a comedian bill maher saying awful things. >> eric: when the liberals hide beh

. >> kimberly: hello, i'm kimberly guilfoyle with bob beckel, eric bolling, andrea tantaros, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: is there panic at the white house this gas prices are up. president obama's poll numbers are down. not good news at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. so what is a president and his administration to do? backtrack anyone? you remember when the president insisted last week that his administration didn't want higher gas prices? >> do you think the president of the united states going in re-election wants the gas prices to go up higher? is there anybody here who thinks that makes sense? >> kimberly: steven chu once said he wanted to get gas prices same as europe. sky high. he had to eat crow yesterday. >> are you saying we no longer share the view we have to boost the gas prices? >> i no longer share that view. >> you did then but don't now? >> it could effect the comeback of the economy. we're worried about that. so, of course, we don't want the price of gasoline to go up. we want it to go down. >> kimberly: say what? >> eric: aga

>> kimberly: one court ruled that. court of all the courts that heard it prior to getting to the u.s. supreme court said it should prevent this from being challenged right now. >> bob: okay. the mandate which is at the heart of the bill, if it goes away, the bill falls apart. equilibriu >> kimberly: funding. >> eric: the law. >> bob: as i understand it, mandate to go to private insurance industry exchanges looking for inexpensive coverage that will be, you will get money from the federal government to pay for it. if you don't get the coverage, you're subjected to a fine, right? that is the deal? >> eric: yes. >> bob: that is what paul ryan announcement on friday does with medicare. i want everyone to understand that. >> dana: you get fined? >> bob: yes. under his plan, under 55, you go out in the marketplace and look for insurance. if you don't get insurance for medicare, you receive a fine. it's a mandate. republican -- >> dana: i don't know. i'm not taking your word for it until i hear otherwise. that's his mandate.

>> kimberly: no. i'm friends with him and i was very sad this morning when i found out what happened. he was the singularly bravest individual i met that worked in television and journalism. i admired him every day for the courage to say what he thought no matter what anybody thought. he was so strong. he didn't even let it get to him. when he would see what people would do and say horrible things, i would get so offended by what they'd write or say on twitter because they were afraid of him. he would retweet them. how great is that? yep, call me whatever you want. le tweet it out, kind of with glee. a strong man. especially his children should be so proud of him to have a father that was so brave. and courageous. it teaches them the lesson that there isn't anything in life that can be said about him or happen, that won't have the inner strength for who they come from. >> greg: bob, you on the other side of the political spectrum, but one thing about you, and andrew that you have in common, it goes ou

kimberly -- >> kimberly: i'm horrified by the story. >> bob: that is strawberry shortcake. >> kimberlyknow what it cost us? >> kimberly: it was a lot. did you pay for it? >> andrea: the cake we were going to get. i don't know if we can zoom in here. there is a cake i have to show you guys. see it here. yes. it's a shoe. a cake that they make right here -- >> kimberly: cute! it looks like a big red shoe on top of a cake. >> bob: one word. one word to describe kimberly by everybody. one word to describe kimberly before we get out of here. >> eric: funalicious. >> kimberly: nice. >> andrea: fun. >> kimberly: bob, say something nice. >> bob: unbelievable, baby. >> kimberly: unbelievable. >> bob: really. you are great. you're wonderful. a great person to have on the show. we love you. >> kimberly: thank you. >> bob: i know other people do too in the building. okay. one more thing is next. tonight, featuring that show "the love boat." home alone house. dolphin rescue. and more. be right back. don't go away. the droid razr by motorola, now with amazing tools like the hd station. share your pi

to get away with everything. >> kimberly: very interesting. >> greg: it's also true, kimberly. >> kimberlye '70s thing. i wasn't around. >> you're a beautiful woman. >> kimberly: thank you. >> you think it's about being a feminist or massag misogyny. >> i think bill maher is misogynist. he has another lawsuit. but at least they were being honest and saying we want to win. show us the money. nobody should support people to make a comment so outrageous against women. >> eric: that is not the double standard. bill maher i can't stand the guy. you know where i think he should be. he is consistent. he stood up for rush limbaugh. i don't think the advertisers should pull the advertising. that's not the inconsistency. it'sen coins is tent with president obama picks up the phone and calls sandra fluke and says i don't want my daughter and wife to hear rhetoric like this but meanwhile taking $1 million from bill maher which is worse than what rush limbaugh said. >> kimberly: but if this was against liberal woman they'd be disgusted. >> greg: it's fluke. you get her name wrong. obama should take bil

>> kimberly: hello, i'm kimberly guilfoyle with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: good time talking about the entitlement culture in america. later on the factor, bill o'reilly had this one. >> mr. obama created scenario that encourages entitlement society. he said clearly that the rich are not paying their fair share. thus, some americans say hey, i deserve the free stuff. the rich guys are getting things they shouldn't be getting. americans should keep their eye on what is really important. country is at a crossroad. if the progressive forces prevail we'll become a quasi socialist nation and the debt will continue at record levels, in my opinion as dangerous. >> kimberly: we have an interesting new poll from scott rasmussen. americans were asked if they think the country is a fair and decent place or do they feel it's unfair and discriminatory. results are in. 64% think fair and decent. with only 26% thinking that it's unfair or discriminatory. now, when people ask if they thought the president view

kimberly, you are nodding. >> kimberly: i love this. >> andrea: it's rare to have a group come out ander, by all means do it. >> kimberly: god bless them. this is what we need. we need groups to come together to coalesce and support what the nypd is doing. they have been successful in the intelligence operation and they should follow through the leads where it takes them to prevent attacks. these god-fearing and law-abiding muslims, they're americans, patriotic. they want this country to be safe. they are happy to be here. they are hurt in the process by radicals allow to go unchecked and commit acts of terror. >> bob: i'm still taking in the open how muslims came out in force. the count is 43 of them. >> kimberly: why are you diminishing something positive? >> bob: why? that was a complete setup. public relations move. >> andrea: there are 43 occupy wall street folks you said it was a huge movement. now it's less than -- >> bob: there is a lot more than 43 of them. >> andrea: not to start. >> bob: i think the idea of bringing the guys out -- i want to see the clerics come out. >> eric

>> kimberly: i didn't say that.ted with president obama that makes them vulnerable to the picking. >> andrea: the "washington post" fact checked him on the tom hanks video where he said his mom didn't have health insurance. not true. that was not true. she did have insurance. they fact checked him on the statement that he made over and over and over. we have 2% of the oil reserve and we use 20%. the "washington post" fact checker said it's a whopper. who uses their mom? >> andrea: he has the problem that al gore had. when he is lying when he doesn't have to lie. >> he said he would use 20% of the world's oil but only 2% of the world's reserve. it didn't take "washington post" fact check it. his department of energy fact checked it and found out that he was offbase. we may have 60 times what he set himself. >> greg: if obama spun any faster we could use it to drill for oil. >> andrea: that would be helpful. >> kimberly: it would. >> juan: at least funny. i would be amused by it. >> greg: could be a superhero. >> juan

>> kimberly: no.ht choice for the jets, the organization, what they have, they have mark sanchez, a great competitor. you have is a controversial coach. rex ryan. you know, does tebow have the arm ultimately to be a hall of fame quarterback? >> eric: does he have the -- >> kimberly: will he sell tickets? the media, already, we went through this. sure. >> eric: 50-yard line and giant stadium. >> kimberly: j-e-t-s. jets, jets, jets. >> bob: i think this is unfair. >> eric: i don't think so. i think they will give him at least the same that the denver audience did. >> dana: i find people are tolerant of everything. i think he is principled and he would just be himself. if he gets to play. >> eric: one more? >> greg: what? >> kimberly: it will be exciting. >> eric: well said. going to be huge this weekend, should your kids see it. one more thing next. >> greg: i love it. ♪ ♪ >> i volunteer the tribute. ♪ ♪ 5-hour energy? when i'm on overtime. when i'm in over my head. when i have to be sharp... no matter

they're in pennsylvania. >> kimberly: i had one that worked well.recalled and they came and took it from the house and i don't know what happened to it. >> bob: you will have plenty of battery cars. >> eric: the car, the volt car itself is a great car. it drove nicely. holds 26 miles, took me ten hours to charge it to get 26 miles. >> bob: you should haven't put the rap music on so loud. air conditioner on. >> eric: i used the heater. sorry, i guess i should haven't used the heater while driving. coming up, eric holder gives out a huge promotion in the department of justice for a guy that proudly defended the american terrorist. john walker lindh. did they really think we weren't going to notice? ♪ ♪  ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bob: welcome back to "the five." trying to clarify something over here for a second. it turns out eric holder was speaking on the hill today. when asked what the legal grounds were for the united states to kill an american citizen involved terrorism. if you will remember, the american citizen named al-awlaki was killed by our forces who was

where did you get. >> kimberly: you said he. >> bob: and but here is the question. feel comfortable with this, and cheney family. was there in the same place was he on that list a 40-year-old guy with three young kids who didn't get the heart transplant? that is the issue. wait a minute. i'm just saying, question would be. question would be raised if it were jimmy carter. >> let me have to prove all the people. he deserves the heart. it's been life changing for hill. he waited 20 months. everybody is trying to make dick cheney got a heart out of order. >> one of the things that they outfitted every single religious organization in washington, d.c. churches with heart defibrillaters so they could save a life. >> bob: i don't believe for a second he jumped ahead of anybody. i think the guy suffered a lot. i'm happy for his family. these questions are going to be raised. it would be a good thing to know. >> greg: all right. eric's predictions, coming true. i wonder who wrote that tease? and if you leave now there will be no pillow fights. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ donovan ] i hit a