kimberly, you are kicking it off. >> kimberly: break out the gogo juice.p for a few more episodes. take a look at this. >> bob: who is honey boo-bo boo-boo? >> dollar make me holler, honey boo-boo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] >> kimberly: greg's face is -- >> greg: why are we giving any time to that garbage? that person in ten or 12 years is going to be a mess. it will be her parents' fault. you're seeing lindsay lohan at 3. >> andrea: that person in ten years will not be a mess. [ overtalk ] >> eric: drugs are bad and cash. >> bob: i got to say i'm sorry. i wasn't making fun of her. >> eric: moving along. ann romney was on jay leno two nights ago. you have to see the clip. it's fantastic. >> is he is a good dancer? >> you know, jay, he has gotten be a better dancer. >> that is a political answer. that is a political answer. i saw him dance when he came out at the republican convention. and here, take a look. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: romney, ganga style. >> kimberly: i love that. >> eric: i don't remember that. >> kimberly: dancing in my mind like that. >> bob: i hate ta

>> kimberly: stop. you're jealous.hich one of you is pregnant? >> andrea: which is pregnant? >> bob: first you say is a too and then with child. >> eric: you can't get enough honey boo-boo evidence by kimberly last night. went to facebook, her name and type in our name. first, type my name in eric bolling. this is what came up. eternal boo boo. greg, your honey boo boo name is glitzy grace. yours is alicia tony. kimberly, your kiwi giggles. bob, bob beckel, bug bloom. she is awesome. >> andrea: you are a bug. you know how to bug well. greg? >> greg: i'm no excited. i went to the ophthalmologist today. they now use black gloves. these are fantastic. they are the coolest thing in the world. they don't do the puff air test. the puff of air test is the worst test you can have. you have to wait while they get close. black is new white

kimberly you want to ask juan a question. >> kimberly: i do. time with her, do you sense she has the driving force and power within the administration presently? do you think she will continue to do so if the president is re-elected? >> kimberly, absolutely. you know what struck me, she is so intense. i don't know how long someone can hold your stare, but she was staring right in my eyes the whole time. that struck me that this woman is on her game. she has the president's back. i think she sees herself as his tough guy in that white house, other people may have political or personal ambitions. her only ambition is the president best interest. she feels that that is her role. she is going to protect him. i think during the interview, the reason she was so evasion i on all the questions i think is that she wanted to make sure she was on message. she wasn't going to answer me. she was delivering the president's message. >> bob: let me ask the sandbaggers here. do you want to ask a question? >> dana: one thing i would have been interested to hear

. >> kimberly: hello, everyone. i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino and brian kilmeade. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: president obama made his way to new york city this afternoon for the united nations general assembly. world leaders are gathering but the president is not going to meet privately with any of them. so far he turned down a meeting with israel prime minister this week to talk about stopping iran. but what does mr. obama have time to do while he is here? at this very moment he's wrapping up an interview with the lovely ladies of "the view." priorities, priorities, priorities. what do you think about this? right call? >> eric: right about now, he is being asked hard hitting question, like what is your favorite color or favorite food. >> dana: favorite app. >> eric: perhaps. ridiculous. so many bad things going non-world, especially in light of what is going on in the middle east, the fact he took the first trip after the big problem in

. >> kimberly: hello, i'm kimberly guilfoyle with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: in 48 days americans go to the polls to elect the next president. the choice is more clear when it comes to the economy. two videos surfaced to help voters understand the philosophy of president obama and governor romney. president obama believes in redistribution and government control. >> i think the trick to figure out how do we structure government conditions that pool resources and fa is it tate summary distribution, because i believe in redistribution at a certain level to make sure that everybody has a shot. >> somebody helped to create this unbelievable american system that we have that allo allows you to strive. if you have a business, you didn't build that. somebody else made it happen. >> kimberly: i don't think so. on the other hand you have mitt romney who isn't pushing the entitlement state and wants more. >> 47% believe they're victims and believe that the government has responsibility for them. who belie

kimberly, things aren't good out there. >> kimberly: it's not good.s is not a made up situation. if you look at the cold hard facts and numbers, it's abysmal picture. people want to decide? they want to invest four more years in obama, because he will do the same thing. he didn't give solutions of how to remedy the situation or correct the problem or correct new jobs while would you bet on the same losing horse? >> eric: we didn't hear anything new over the weekend? we didn't hear it last week in the dnc. waiting for sunday show to bring up something new. >> dana: only thing i saw is the attack on medicare in florida, which was pretty gutsy and major deception. the second thing i saw was the photographs from the weekend that greg is going to talk about later on. other than that, from the democrats, the number that got to me last week on the job number was that for every net new job that was created, four people left the workforce. >> kimberly: true. >> dana: forget whoever wins in november. whoever gets this next job, this next four years are critical

>> kimberly: of course.le disrespect our country, take our money, laugh in our face, keep secrets from us, bin laden living large under their nose. sorry, you can say who specifically knew about it? give me a break. they knew about that. they're making fools of us. they're laughing at us. $23 billion in aidell. aid. what are we ge getting for the money? >> juan: you want an answer? are you mad at me, too? they are in control of nuclear weapons. that's a big interest of ours. we have want influence in pakistan. >> eric: that is not fair. they have nukes so we have to pay for their friendship? when iran develops a nuke in a couple of months do we pay for the friendship, too? >> juan: look, look, look. we give egypt money. egypt, they're out of control. >> eric: let me turn this over to dana. bin laden was housed a mile from military install in the pakistan. the guy who helped us find bin laden is now in prison in pakistan. they're not friends of ours. >> dana: no. they are ratting him out. we should have prote

kimberly with the president just a minute. [ chanting ] >> kimberly: all right.sident obama hit the campaign trail today in colorado and spoke about the attacks in libya. >> what i want all of you to know is we are going to bring those who killed our fellow americans to justice. i want people around the world to hear me to all of those who would do us harm. no acts of terror will go unpunished. >> kimberly: is the president defining the killing as act of terror? it looks like it. how should the united states deal with the people who killed four americans? here how colonel ralph peters sees it. >> in this part of the world, the only thing, the radical islamists, fanatic understand is brute force. they killed four of ours, you kill 400 of theirs. nothing else works. sorry harvard, sorry yale, sorry friction, your theories flop. when our people are killed you kill them if large numbers. >> andreanumbers >> kimberly: is this the right approach? >> bob: does the colonel want to put his uniform back on and do that? >> kimberly: he'd say yes. >> bob: plowed down. you ca

>> kimberly: they knew. they had the information.l, no offense bob, ahead of time what was going on there. >> bob: it's easier to be -- >> kimberly: they decided to lie to our faces like we're stupid. >> bob: it's easier to be a tv pundit and say this was a terrorist attack. without all the information at hand -- >> bob: like you did. >> that is not fair. that is not fair. it's not pundits. hillary clinton three times blaming the movie. ambassador susan rice blaming the movie. two or three times before he said it's evident it was terrorism. >> bob: did i say it was terrorist? >> eric: you did. talk about the four dead americans. >> bob: i agree with you on that. the rest of the demonstrations are about the movie how do we know where the movie came from? i don't know the answer. >> greg: you are misinterpreting what i'm saying. i don't care about the movie. i care that the movie caused this. that is baloney. the movie got 90% of the people never saw the movie because it was blocked. it's baloney and pretense. why do the press and the

>> kimberly: combination of things. >> dana: this whole thing -- >> kimberly: how do we do it?bob: there is not a comparison to bush. >> dana: it has been four years and now all of a sudden it's not? >> bob: use of drones? >> kimberly: not if bush something well. >> dana: the antiwar left that came after bush for all sorts of thing to set up a property call to keep the country safe for recent terrorist attack were the subject of investigation. there was the interrogations issues that eric holder finally let go last, the friday before labor day weekend quietly. he had to finally let that go because there is nothing there. because they can't be held to the same account. that's not fair. >> bob: you said the antiwar left, that is a fair description. it's not all the left. >> dana: where have they been? president obama had effectively used the drone strategy killing many terrorists. why under bush was that wrong? if it's okay for obama. >> bob: it may have been wrong -- probably wrong with the antiwar left with obama. >> dana: does somebody have duct tape on their mouths they can't

>> kimberly: that was weird. >> dana: what did you just say? >> kimberly: that was a weird one.ood. >> greg: do i have to explain metaphor? everybody when they get up in the morning has to fill a hole. that is called work. when government gets in to that hole you can't fill it. you have to get the government out of your hole. now i see why this was a mistake. >> kimberly: tortured metaphor. guest this is the worst metaphor i have come up with. look at you. >> dana: all i heard was "get out of my hole." >> greg: get out of my hole, mr. president. get out of my hole. this is a metaphor! let's try to salvage this mess. >> dana: bob, aren't you laughing? >> bob: i'm absorbing. >> greg: we are as a people miserable without work. you were sick a couple of weeks ago and you still showed up here, sick as a dog and worked. why is that? why do we need to work? >> bob: a lot of people believe, i happen to believe if you don't work you die. if you look at the number of people who retire, how soon after that, they die. it's scary. i think most people -- first, what are you going to do if you

>> kimberly: yeah. believe the majority of the people in military and work in intel serving overseas, up close and personal with what we have to deal with in the middle east believe he is right on point. in fact, bob, hold it for five seconds. the problem is that they are trying to displace this and say it's not -- it's about a video when it's not because they don't want to be held accountable. they want to be victim of circumstance and movie instead of the fact they did not follow up on active intel, et cetera. what you have here is president obama, it's president carter 2.0. he believes that he can make deals with, trust muslim leaders to honor their word and any agreements they make with the united states. he's been proven miserably wrong. >> dana: give bob the last word. >> bob: if you suggest that president carter -- president carter worked out camp david accord that gave israel decades, decades of peaceful coexistence with egypt and jordan. the two most volatile countrys. they were against israel.

>> eric: kimberly, the tone of all of those. general feeling? >> kimberly: hostile and angry.at the republican convention it was much more positive. except for the empty chair, okay. but it's clint eastwood. i think julian castro and his brother are talented. huge political futures. i think if he toned it down a notch. throttled it back a bit it would have come off more genuine. greg you said like rubio, he didn't feel the same as rubio. rubio got the same message across but not so hostile. >> eric: not so in your face. >> greg: castro said he adjust the american dream, not seeking opportunity but seeking opportunity through government jobs. everything about that speech was about political power. cory booker they now have to use the debt clock to count how many times democratic speakers say "fair share." when jimmy carter said he hopes that obama and biden get elected to the country he thought he was in the gaza strip. >> eric: which did you like or didn't like, give us a sense of the tone. >> dana: i did not like cory booker's. i know for some people -- he is somebody i long

the government of canada is trying to deport kimberly and her family and if they succeed kimberly faces possible imprisonment as a conscientious objector my husband the father of my children was a conscientious objector to the viet nam war he died in the ninety nine days but she and he continue it amazing tradition of canada welcoming those who are resisting foreign wars right for the canadian united empire loyalists to today unfortunately the efforts failed last month a deportation order was filed and kimberly willingly return to the us where customs and border protection turned her over to fort drum army base in new york now for many of those who support kimberly and support a soldier's right to object on conscience this is a terrible injustice international law sets rules that every soldier must follow including the duty to refuse orders and not be part of wars of aggression or war crimes that include the murder of civilians and unwarranted attention of noncombatants both of which took place in iraq kimberly was detained on friday september twenty first on the international day of pe

kimberly terry joins us with the latest. hello, kimberly. >> reporter: hello, diane. fans tonight are confident their team will clinch that total tonight. they hope they have the golden tickets to a game to give the giants the second division title in three years if they can win tonight. the team unbeatened in its last six home games is in the second half of their series against the san diego padres. as you can imagine, there's a lot of energy and excitement in the stadium as fans cheer on the 2010 world series champions. >> it's very exciting. i've been waiting for this since spring training. 2011 was a disappointment. 2012 is going to be redemption. >> the stage was set earlier when the dodgers lost 6-0 against cincinnati. $360 million down the drain. >> we're so excited to be here. they're going to clinch, aren't they? >> absolutely. >> reporter: fans want to see it

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