>> kimberly: yeah.difference when you look at the party belief, minorities or whatever. the left, if you are part of democrats do you stress separation? if you are part of the conservative movement, you stretch unity. should they take pride in being part of america or adopt the grievance industry, which takes them nowhere? latinos in general are conservative and religious. eisenhower republicans who don't know it yet. >> bob: they don't know it yet is right. right now, obama is beating romney 67 to 23. among hispanics. ain't nothing going to change that, that much. george bush was the only one who could crack 40% of all republicans because he understood the hispanic community. romney does not. you say about the tea party unifying. unifying who? >> eric: you mean like go through this tea party, it's irrelevant now? >> bob: i don't think they're relevant but that is not the point. who are they unifying? >> kimberly: bob gets warm and fuzzy. >> eric: so here is on the right you have marco rubio. cruz. on t

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kimberly is right. play. >> dana: mentally, they said he could play with the high school team. if you're 12 you don't have the maturity yet to play with the high school team. >> eric: he could get hurt. >> kimberly: girls that are great kickers, too. >> bob: if you have something the say to end the segment? >> kimberly: what do you mean? besides boxing? yeah, one more thing is up! >> bob: next. >> kimberly: is up next! >> bob: up next. ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: all right. thanks for staying with us, because it's time now for one more thing. we put our own personal touch on the show of what we want to talk about. dana, what is yours? >> dana: i came across something that i think is a good show for people to watch if you are on any sort of employable scale. because if you are employed you should be worried about those who are not. there is a program that the sundance channel is rungful eight-part series, hour long where they track people in the get-to-work program. part of strive, the program called get to work. i

. >> kimberly: hello, i'm kimberly guilfoyle with bob beckel, eric bolling, andrea tantaros, and gregutfeld. this is "the five"! ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: the chick-fil-a drama intensifies today with activists staging protest at restaurants across the country two days after hundreds of thousands showed their support for the restaurant. but remember yesterday, when we showed you the guy who bullied the chick-fil-a employee? >> this is my free water? >> it is. >> awesome. >> you know why i'm getting the free water, right? because chick-fil-a is hateful corporation. >> wow you wouldn't -- >> i know, but, i know but the corporation gives money to hate groups. hate groups. i don't believe corporations should be giving money to hate groups. >> i'm -- >> i totally understand. i don't know how you live with yourself and work here. i don't understand it. this is horrible corporation. >> we're here to serve -- >> you deserve better. >> i hope you have a nice day. >> i will. i just did something good. i feel purposeful. thank you very much. i'm a nice guy by the way and i'm totally heterosexual. not gay

kimberly? >> kimberly: this is -- >> eric: it's proof. >> kimberly: what kind of proof is that.lly? i have a few things i can prove based on that criteria. thanks, nancy. this will amount to nothing when it comes down to the election. you can say what they want. mitt romney is a successful businessman who knows how to make money on his own, bob, not through inheritance. there is simply nothing to attack him on so they have to reach and grasp at this. it's calling on flat ears. >> eric: stay ontippic. harry reid, should he is use the senate floor to level accusations like this? >> andrea: absolutely not. republicans should examine an ethical charge against him. >> kimberly: i agree. >> andrea: using a taxpayer funded institution to get political lies out there. reince priebus is on to something here. talked to him today he said the american dream should be celebrate, not be demonized. the more they push it, it could backfire. it's all they have left. they don't have legs to stand on. tab "associated press" which is not a conservative think tanks by any stretch said in two years t

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it's a mirror image. >> kimberly: hypocrite. >> bob: college grades. >> kimberly: application. >> greging? what is he hiding? >> bob: romney is hiding offshore to get away -- away -- >> greg: what is obama hiding? >> andrea: why would you spend a million dollars to keep birth certificate and transcript -- >> bob: because you have right wing kooks out of the tea party demanding it. that's why. >> greg: what is he hiding? what is he hiding? >> bob: the fact that he is a friend of yours. >> i agree. i will tell you this. >> bob: if you're not paying taxes -- >> eric: i think he should open them up and say look, i made a lot of money. i'm not embarrassed. i'm proud of it. i would do it. >> kimberly: he is a winner. what are we complaining about? he has been successful and he knows how to make money and he might -- >> bob: show how he does it. >> kimberly: give him the job. president of the united states. he will show up. >> bob: shows how he managed the money. show us how he manages money. what are you afraid of? why are you defending him? >> andrea: if he pays 13% in taxes, i don't want h

kimberly is right.ly, they said he could play with the high school team. if you're 12 you don't have the maturity yet to play with the high school team. >> eric: he could get hurt. >> kimberly: girls that are great kickers, too. >> bob: if you have something the say to end the segment? >> kimberly: what do you mean? besides boxing? yeah, one more thing is up! >> bob: next. >> kimberly: is up next! >> bob: up next. ♪ ♪ this is the plan for back to school. introducing share everything, only from verizon. a shareable pool of data to power up to 10 different devices. add multiple smartphones to your plan, so everyone in your family can enjoy unlimited talk and text. the first plan of its kind. share everything. get your student a samsung galaxy nexus for $99.99. >> kimberly: all right. thanks for staying with us, because it's time now for one more thing. we put our own personal touch on the show of what we want to talk about. dana, what is yours? >> dana: i came across something that i think is a good show

great for republicans. >> kimberly: i'm scared.ope joe takes a vitamins and gets a great night's rest. no way we want hillary in on this at all. that would be a great benefit. >> dana: it's late. bob and talk about this. it's a little late. if you are a hillary supporter you don't want her to take vice presidential job. incumbent president is hard to beat. party gets eight year, two terms, that party loses the next election. if you really like hillary, you really want her to be president, you don't want her to be vice president. >> andrea: we want her doing the running man in the congo. what do we call that? mowing the lawn? sprinkler? >> brian: she did better than i would have imagined. >> bob: dancing? >> brian: yeah. no one ever walked up to me and said you a good dancer. >> bob: i'm taking tap dancing lessons. >> brian: i don't believe it until i see video. what do i think? there f there wasn't a bain capital attack where mitt killed someone's wife. he is a fellow that hasn't paid taxes. i don't think is a big deal. as soon as

>> kimberly: visual. >> greg: eastwood's endorsement help a little or a lot? >> kimberly: i love.s it shows courage. people respect clint eastwood. this is a man who is an innovator and done a lot for the economy. he makes great movies and a great actor. he has credibility. why not? i loved "gran torino." >> greg: stallone, tom selleck, bruce willis, not a lefty among them. >> bob: you list people who endorse conservative candidates. you forgot gary sinese and my brother for that matter. in hollywood, it's a place that is full of a lot of liberals. that is the reality. looking to the east side of manhattan. they gather together. i don't think -- i heard of someone who lost their job because they said something that was political to the right. >> kimberly: there would be a lawsuit. >> eric: jon voigt comes around here quite a bit and if you sit down and talk to him, he says because of his leaning to the right he loses jobs and he's not considered for roles. like a casting couch. >> bob: consider the source on that one. all i can say. >> eric: what are you trying to say? >> bob: you

that's not who he is. >> greg: isn't that beautiful, kimberly? >> kimberly: not really.veryone has to brag about being buddies with george clooney? where does it even get him? george is a nice guy. >> greg: you know that personally. >> kimberly: he is. very nice guy. i don't love his politics but nevertheless, a good guy. it shows me, too, that the president came out in the press conference that he is feeling insecure. he is worried about the popularity with the main stream media. this tells me he is a little insecure about his positioning right now. on the defensive. it wasn't presidential to respond like that. gee-jerk reaction. >> juan: weren't you and dana were saying he should do it? >> dana: but he only does it for the point, why can't they do the right thing for the first time around. who do they wait to be pushed in something? he hasn't had a cabinet meeting since january at the "state of the union." cabinet meeting. you don't even take questions at cabinet meeting. not met with the jobs council. they haven't sat down with white house reporter since october 6, 20

>> kimberly: not one class of winners.e principles that the country was founded on. >> bob: founded on fair pay for fair work. >> kimberly: that is how it should be. but tell you something. hard day of work, in work hard -- >> bob: where is prosperity for the rich in the constitution? >> eric: we have to leave it there. we can go on this for a long time. you better listen up, because check this out. check out the billboard trashing j.c. the losers. kimberly has more next on "the five." ♪ ♪ i was having trouble getting out of bed in the morning because my back hurt so bad. the sleep number bed conforms to you. i wake up in the morning with no back pain. i can adjust it if i need to...if my back's a little more sore. and by the time i get up in the morning, i feel great! if you have back pain, toss and turn at night or wake up tired with no energy, the sleep number bed could be your solution. the sleep number bed's secret is it's air chambers which provide ideal support and put you in control of the firmness. and the bed is

>> kimberly: he does.king forward to tomorrow evening. 10:30, explosion of excite in the the hall. he will bring it. romney needs chris christie to motivate the base, motivate the tea party people and the conservatives to say this is our guy. that is what they'll do. >> eric: my round mound of sound to screen left, you have to worry about this guy. >> bob: not at all. i'll tell you why. first, it's not the tea party he represents. a lot of this agree with the tea party. more than that, is he a good surrogate? can he go after obama well? yes. christie is a guy to make mistakes. when you get would up, the tea party, calm him -- wound up he could make a mistake. i wouldn't surprised if he didn't. >> dana: he will bring the crowd to their feet. they have been pent up and wait for the moment, fear of delegate in the republican national community. ready to rock tomorrow night. ann's speech is important but this brings them to their feet. not just because he delivers a good line. he will talk about how good polic

you let bob and kimberly have a slice. >> kimberly: want to race?french. >> eric: you are? >> greg: yes. i used to walk around with large loaf of -- >> greg: you wore a beret on this show once. i lived with mimes. >> eric: that is france. here is america. tax breaks. >> dana: i'll pass. this is an interesting thing. they are not getting any reforms in exchange for getting, getting the pleasure of giving 75% of the income back to the government. if you retire at 60. you have can't work over 40 hours. they put the restrictions on so that the very few people that riz on the the top get this. i wouldn't blame them for leaving. it's hard to be serious with you guys -- >> eric: aren't we becoming france? >> bob: you throw the word socialist around. i'll get you book to explain this is nowhere near -- >> greg: "dreams of my father." >> bob: the way you throw "socialism" around. >> dana: shouldn't france do everything they can to make sure they stay in france? >> bob: they have enormous benefits over there. let them pay 75%. >> greg: they will be sorry. oba

>> kimberly: yes.have soccer and grass. >> eric: main stream media, straight journalists pointing out how the female vote is going -- >> bob: there are a lot of ways, not getting in the policy but a lot of ways to turn ryan and his positions in a threat to su sur been a women -- suburban women. a lot of constituencies that we'll go after that paul ryan represents. >> dana: i think they are wrong. if you look at the tea party vote in 2010, a lot of women that were driving force behind the tea party, organizing and donating money, enthusiastically voted for him. i think if you are a mom with children and you are planning for their college education. you have your parents or your husband's parents you are taking care of and planning for your own retirement, the best plan is ryan. they have a steep hill to climb, but if they can effectively message it, actually more women who are not worried that the birth control is going to be taken away. they worry they won't have money in their pocket to pay for things

i want to agree with kimberly. thing here for a candidate, you either do have it in you or you don't. maybe it would move him to get a v.p. nominee to do that for him. i don't know that. the fact is this is not an easy game we're playing here. all this whining by republicans about pour mitt and killing people. this is a tough ballgame we're playing. obama gets hit very hard from every direction. >> greg: now you're whining. >> bob: i'm not whining at all. i come from a school of politics this is a normal situation. >> eric: i beg to dish with you. you mentioned it earlier today. you said it's politics. i don't think anyone has gone to these extent. he's a murder, felon, tax cheat. >> greg: mass murderer now. >> eric: responsible for cancer death. >> bob: i heard that in a sheriff's race. >> eric: what we really should talk about, white board -- sorry, not trying to cover you. romney shouldn't do stuff like this. don't touch it. healthcare premium since obama took over, with obamacare, gone up 20%. you know what tha

>> kimberly: not one class of winners. the country was founded on. >> bob: founded on fair pay for fair work. >> kimberly: that is how it should be. but tell you something. hard day of work, in work hard -- >> bob: where is prosperity for the rich in the constitution? >> eric: we have to leave it there. we can go on this for a long time. you better listen up, because check this out. check out the billboard trashing j.c. the losers. kimberly has more next on "the five." ♪ ♪ this man is about to be the millionth customer. would you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him and wifty thousand dollars. congratulations you are our one millionth customer. people don't li to miss out on money that should have been theirs. that's why at ally we have the raise your rate 2-year cd. you can get a one-time rate increase if our two-year rate goes up. if your bank mes you miss out, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. male spirit present.trong it's the priceline negotiator. >>what? >>sorry

kimberly? >> kimberly: i like it.t excited about the number. i like 43 going in there. for my one more thing, last night we were on the floor and it was exciting to be there. down there with the delegates on the convention floor. as soon as we step on the floor who do i come in to the puerto rico delegation! that's right, baby! my people! did you like that in puerto ricans for romney. there i am with the mayor of the area my mother was born. i had a great time. they were a lot of fun. you love puerto ricans, too. >> bob: i do. great deal of respect for them. >> kimberly: does anybody admire my pretty nail polish today? it's dana perino. andrea tantaros put it on. >> dana: nail emergency. >> kimberly: all over my hands. freddie please stop. >> kimberly: team spirit. >> dana: you need to get your nails done, too. >> eric: you see the vans that have different shots of shows painted on the side. doocey found one of "the five." look what he did. okay. so he is not talking. he's just pointing? on the other side of that are

>> kimberly: you didn't build it.iortary interest and i want our money back. >> bob: it amazes me you sit next to dana and yet you go back to a intelligent comment. i'm talking to you. >> i said steven chu gave a-minus. >> bob: you said corporate cronyism aside. don't say aside. it's much more important than steven chu whatever his name is grade. >> eric: i agree it's terrible. >> dana: let me get partisan. solyndra was rejected by the political appointees in the bush administration. a lot of pressure from nancy pelosi, speaker at the time. to get it done because it's in her district. she wanted that in the bill. part of the bill to get it done originally. nobody wanted to do it. the deal wasn't good enough. they said no. in 45 days, steven chu as soon as he got in there they gave the deal. seven years later, $500 million down the tubes. >> eric: can we not forget one of the gentlemen on the loan was a bundler for obama and his wife was the attorney who actually signed the papers. >> bob: one thing we will never know,