>> kimberly: yes. >> bob: good. go ahead. what do you think? why it's the rear end of the show. i agree with you, bob. who thinks it was overdone. the kids shouldn't arrested. they're seniors, graduating. let them have fun. they have been together for six or eight years. let them play. >> kimberly: why is it so easy to punish the kids and not the teachers? >> andrea: the teachers get in bigger trouble, they seem to have tenure and contracts that you talk about. >> bob: this is the measly little segment i get on the show. you interrupt me going to the next block. >> andrea: that is the not the next block. >> kimberly: there are no more blocks. >> bob: you want the say anything about this this? >> kimberly: yeah. i don't see anything wrong with sprinkles and sparkles apt having fun. i don't think it's that big of a deal. it's afteroverreaction. they're against dodgeball and tag and everything else. annoying. >> bob: the second segment of andrea's segment about the fairfax county teacher, the principal tried to drop her tenure. fairfax county is a

>> kimberly: i'm sitting next to bob. >> bob: it's friday. good thing.t of rus going to work. so is greg. where does it stop? when does it stop? whatever they want to do, they do. right? >> eric: you can't discriminate on race and probably not religion. >> greg: if your religion requires that you smoke incense as a religious whatever? >> bob: what if it advises you to take mushrooms? >> greg: right. i like it. >> dana: then you end up on the sidewalk -- >> kimberly: honestly. >> greg: it's actually, the problem with human beings is that they don't care about these stories until they affect him. if you screw with smokers, yeah, i don't care. when it's like -- somebody the other night, i don't mind the soda been a, i don't drink soda. that is the wrong mentality. don't ignore the problem -- >> bob: first they came to get your gun. then they came to get your lawn. then they come to get you. that is the n.r.a. they would have to pry the cigar from my dead, dying hand. >> greg: it may happen. >> bob: one more thing is next. ♪ note ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if yo

>> kimberly: bob? >> bob: a long, long time. think what he said at the end was right.it's ref reason dumb, he would probably lose but he has to run against somebody. mitt romney. romney will have rough place. romney yet to explain his financial plan that puts you in debt three times more than obama does. if you have two more months of 62,000 jobs, then, you know, even somebody as light weight as romney could get in. >> eric: you have to list that the list of democrats jumping off the obama bandwagon -- >> bob: i don't know. >> eric: bill clinton. clinton said all, talk about romney's time at bain capital, he had a sterling record at bain capital. that undermined obama. >> bob: it did. booker, the guys are not jumping ship. >> kimberly: that photo is like a mirage. he may stand next to him but he is not with him. he is not. and other people aren't as well. we see thursday and friday of next week, the disastrous poll numbers i believe are coming like a bad wind from friday's economic numbers then we'll see. more people will talk about him. >> andrea: if people from your

>> kimberly: first you said -- >> greg: bob. >> kimberly: and now -- bob! bob!bob: he's an immigrant. >> greg: what are you talk about? >> eric: tell you what. let's do this. what we can and not say to the president is it okay to poke fun at the man? sarah palin speaking at the wright online conference. >> chicago to research a candidate record, because they spin all their money in wasilla. why did not at least read his autobiography? they'd have learned a whole lot. they'd have learned a whole lot. and not just about all that smoking and cocaine snorting and what he ate. fido. rufus. >> eric: you got to love the girl. >> dana: those are the best venues, the best speeches. they love that punc and spark they saw at the convention speech. >> greg: whether you think it's funny, she is right. the media crowd sourced her e-mails and didn't read obama's book. >> eric: looking over her wall. >> greg: i'd look over the wall. >> bob: she is lose something much steam so fast, she'd do anything to get back. to bring that up is disgraceful. >> eric: she is having fun. guys

>> kimberly: what happened to bob? who is in a trance.nd of trance over here. >> bob: trying to figure out how to redo my bets, because this is a waste of time. every white house has a bad week like this. you will have bad stories. and have people say things they shouldn't saying. bill clinton, the idea of extending the tax cuts he was way off the game. the fact of the matter is the mayor of newark is in the back pocket of the private equity guys so he has to defend it. >> eric: isn't obama in back pocket of the equity guys, too? raising $300 million of the there are 1 billion slush fund. >> bob: not nearly what he raised last time. >> eric: bain and private equity are as important to president obama as to bill clinton, corey booker. who are the other ones? governor of -- end rendell, former governor of pennsylvania. governor of massachusetts. all over the place. >> bob: people in the back pocket of private equity firms. >> greg: bill clinton's life is one long apology. when he is not apologizing for something, it's because he is doing so

. >> dana: hello, i'm dana perino, with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel -- look up, bob -- eric bolling, greg gutfeld. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> dana: so it's been a pretty rough week for president obama. earlier today, someone decided it might help for him to hold a press conference. safe to say, things didn't turn out as planned after the president said this. >> the private sector has been doing a good job creating, creating jobs. we have seen record profits in the corporate sector. as i said, we have created 4.3 million jobs in the last two, 27 months. over 800,000 just this year alone. the private sector is doing fine. >> dana: a couple of hours later he was already walking back those comments. >> it is absolutely clear that the economy is not doing fine. that is the reason i had a press conference. so let me be as clear as i can be. the economy needs to be strengthened. >> dana: so, greg, back in the day, might be a banned phrase soon. >> greg: it should be. >> dana: used to be you would have a purpose to press conference to announce news, drive a message through. unfortunately fo

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she was 72. >> kimberly: bob! >> bob: we're getting out of it. because you got it.ther cup of coffee? how long is this one going to last? forty-five minutes? an hour? well... listen. 5-hour energy lasts a whole lot of hours. take one in the afternoon, and you'll feel alert and energized 'til the cows come home. it's packed with b-vitamins and nutrients to make it last. so what's it going to be, partner? 5-hour energy. wise choice. 5-hour energy. hours and hours of energy. >> kimberly: it's a special time right now. for one more thing. we have a prop here as well. we will get to that in a moment. yes. there might be a special moment. bolling up first. >> eric: i go first. it had the greatest morning in the last 15 and 20 years. take a look at the picture, my son eric chase bolling. 13 years old. i know you hate these. >> dana: i do. >> eric: this is a -- >> dana: moving up ceremony. >> eric: moving up ceremony. >> dana: graduation. >> eric: he is going to be high school stunt next year. good job, buddy. >> dana: moving up ceremonies should just -- that should be expe

>> bob: i do. >> kimberly: let's not do that. -- >> dana: we're not giving out the phone numbers. hunter, thank you for all you did on that. now we have to go. directly ahead, should registered sex offenders be able to log on to facebook and other social networking sites used by children? aclu thinks so. the legal details are upcoming. ♪ ♪ emily's just starting out... and on a budget. like a ramen noodle- every-night budget. she thought allstate car insurance was out of her reach. until she heard about the value plan. see how much you could save with allstate. are you in good hands? if we took the nissan altima and reimagined nearly everything in it? gave it greater horsepower and best in class 38 mpg highway... ...advanced headlights... ...and zero gravity seats? yeah, that would be cool. ♪ introducing the completely reimagined nissan altima. it's our most innovative altima ever. nissan. innovation that excites. ♪ >>> i'm bret baier in washington. the big story here today is the supreme court's ruling on arizona's immigration la

bob. we can't call him bob anymore. >> kimberly: what can we call him? >> bob: there is an idea.? >> greg: i probably have 30 or 40. >> bob: does anybody remember any of them? >> eric: low hanging fruit. >> bob: that is a yoga position. >> greg: at the end of the day. fact of the matter. >> dana: is it what it is. >> greg: perfect storm. i remember that. >> kimberly: all righty. end on that note. >> greg: efforting. >> kimberly: that's it

kick it out kimbo slice. >> kimberly: well, thank you. >> bob: kimbo slice? >> kimberly: yes. francisco and the story of alcatraz. there were three inmates in 1962, june 11, in particular that escaped. up with of them frank morris and two brothers, john and clarence england. still have not been accounted for. prompted the largest manhunt since the lindbergh baby kidnapping. to this day they're not certain if they made it. but because of the water and how cold and currents they think they probably died but you never know. >> dana: they did escape -- >> bob: they did escape from alcatraz. my brother was in it. never found any bodies or anything. my one more thing is changed here because i lost my card. but the number of injuries in major league baseball is skyrocketing. for some reason this year, i don't know why. if you look at the injury report of the major league baseball team, page after page after page. i don't know why. i think they ought to look into it. why do you think is it? >> eric: i have no idea. i can't imagine. is it arm injuries, leg, knee injurys? if it's knee i

. >> best of luck. [ applause ] >> kimberly: hello, archaism'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: today, attorney general eric holder blasted the house oversight committee that found him to be in contempt of congress for not handing over key documents in the botched gun running operation "fast and furious." >> the action the committee took yesterday was both unwarranted, unnecessary and unprecedented. >> kimberly: the committee voted to hold holder in contempt, even after president obama informed him he would be asserting executive privilege over the disputed documents st. administration defended the move today. >> my understanding is the inspector general of the justice department got tens of thousands of pages. i think the number is 70,000, 80,000 pages. how can you say every page is turned over if congress got 10%? >> you're engaging in selective listening. what i did say, what i did say every page related to the "fast and furious" operation, the documents over which privileg

bob. we can't call him bob anymore. >> kimberly: what can we call him? >> bob: there is an idea. now? >> greg: i probably have 30 or 40. >> bob: does anybody remember any of them? >> eric: low hanging fruit. >> bob: that is a yoga position. >> greg: at the end of the day. fact of the matter. >> dana: is it what it is. >> greg: perfect storm. i remember that. >> kimberly: all righty. end on that note. >> greg: efforting. >> kimberly: that's it for "the five." thank you for watching. watch greta van susteren tonight for her special guest jan brewer. not huckabee. brewer. >>> i'm andy levy filling in for greg gutfeld. now what is coming up on tonight's show? >> do you take this president to love, honor and obey until death do you part? no? how about a nice set of dishes? and those bus bullies finally apologized to the poor bus monitor. do you think it had anything to do with being publicly shamed by the entire nation? no, they just had a few days to reflect. that's what kids do. they think. and will america be able to handle the truth about the drama about tv news? my prediction, al

: you did. >> kimberly: we doctored it. >> bob: do we have it?he ball in his court. if he loses tomorrow, i don't think he is gonna, by the way. >> bob: thank you very much. i want to say -- >> greg: can i make a point. you called the supreme court -- didn't you call them right wing hacks? >> bob: if they voted it down they'd be hax. >> eric: the two days before when they upheld part of arizona's law you called them hacks. >> bob: they were. >> eric: this took me an hour -- >> bob: i'm sorry. is there tea in here? >> eric: coffee. >> andrea: president obama has been quiet about his healthcare bill. now it's like mission accomplished. the problem still exist. and people don't like it. >> bob: they were bad. we have $8 million taking advantage of it today. >> greg: taking advantage of it and not paying for it. >> bob: we're paying for it. >> greg: we will all pay for it. >> bob: coming up, what is the next move for the right wingers against the witch hunt? after the vote in congress yesterday. it can't wait to hear their witch hunt. ♪ ♪ communicati

>> kimberly: recap edwards. >> bob: one more thing. on the prompter and i don't read well. i'm slightly obese, mayor. ♪ ♪ >>> finally my precious quinn, who i love more than any of you could ever imagine, who i am so close to and so, so grateful for. so grateful for quinn i'm grateful for all my children. >> kimberly: we will see if edwards will be retired by the government, not guilty on one count in this historic verdict and the corruption trial against him of illegal campaign contribution. victory for edwards nonetheless. him coming out afterwards and talking to the press. talking to america. contrite. was it authentic? >> brian: i have no idea. he sounds the same way we did four years ago when he denied it. i don't know what is real about him. he has to be relieved. it cost us millions of dollars to see this. i'm curious, he didn't mention hunter. does it mean they're in longer an item? why was he so secretive about the whole thing. he mentioned everybody except hunter. >> eric: i'll point out again, he was very verbose. he wanted

bad politics. >> kimberly: would you like to gloat for >> bob: i'm not going to great. great day for americans. not going to gloat. >> kimberly: you have "fast and furious," significant in terms of the implication. what's behind it. and withholding documents. exertion of executive privilege. then you have what is seen as a great victory because the department of justice -- >> andrea: as far as the department of justice is concerned, fast and furious, i know obamacare is the issue of the day. with fastow, we sa fast "fast a" we saw the atf break every protocol they had in place. only way they would have done that is if there was coordination with the d.o.j. that's what issa is trying to find out. real news of the day is obamacare. i know we have to talk about "fast and furious," but what happened today has a lot of people questioning, number one biggest issue, what was robert thinking? what does it mean? we'll get to it later. that is the news of the day. that is what the republicans will be talking about. that is how they can win. >> eric: stay on "fast and furious." we

i wouldn't want to be english at all. >> kimberly: bob is taking moment after yesterday. >> eric: wouldla become queen? >> kimberly: that is the problem. charles divorced. if you saw the pictures and the footage today, queen looks fantastic. it doesn't look like she is in poor health. no report she is suffering -- >> andrea: give it to william. >> kimberly: skip over charles? >> andrea: that is the debate. is debate is she going to give it to him for a short period of time and then like -- she will live for a while. or is she going to skip over him? gregg i don't care about that. i don't care. i am interested in the weighing. like a celebration of waving. sporting event without the sport. >> kimberly: you like the civility. they call it the royal wave. people practice it all the time. >> andrea: you like to have fun. >> greg: i do. >> kimberly: let me tell you something quickly. i do have personal experience with the royal family and i traveled with camilla -- >> greg: in what way? anymore a good way. a nice healthy way. unlike what you do. they are a wonderful family. >> juan: wait, wa

>> kimberly: i have a nice story. >> greg: i'll be the judge of thatth >> kimberly: i'll decide.o was honored. she spent more than 70 years of her 102-year-old life serving this country as a veteran. she witnessed world war i and started serving the country tarting for world war ii. she lived incredible life. you see pictures there. a special shout out for her and her service. >> greg: little old ladies just don't stop. they get littleer and older. you're looking at the dog. mine, of course, as always. a banned phrase. just saying. after writing a joke, just sayin'. it doesn't add anything. just saying. don't say it. i can't stop. >> kimberly: my gosh. >> dana: this is my one more thing. this dog. i useed five banned phrases today. that might be a record. he's shaking. >> dana: dogs when they enter tv at a young age doesn't start well. they have a self-destructive lifestyle. now he is on tv. >> juan: how did you name the dog? >> dana: i like english name. my husband is peter mcmahon. his birthday today. happy birthday, peter. remember i had a dog named henry. the same kind. he di

no big deal. >> kimberly: c'mon.democrats around the country when he did it. he feels that he is the top dog in the democratic pack. he doesn't like the idea that obama is now as president the top dog. >> kimberly: so you think he's jealous of barack obama? what he has done with the economy? nothing. jobs? >> juan: what are you talking about? he said, look, 4 plus million jobs. we are not in a recession, trying to get out of a recession. he says by the way, tana will get mad at me on this. he said look, what you've got to do is not have a extension of the -- >> dana: said -- he what a walkback. in politics you should only get two walkbacks in their political career. they're using them all up. >> greg: it comes out of this bill is lonely. someone has to set him up. he says other things -- it's better to break the box spring than furniture. >> kimberly: my gosh! >> eric: hillary clinton in 2016. >> kimberly: of course. after eight years total of barack obama it will be a huge disaster, worse than jimmy carter. trust me

. >> kimberly: i like this. don't you think it's kind of great that jon stewart -- he is trying to change our ratin ratings. he calls him out and has credibility. the younger viewers, what people are thinking. a finger in the wind. pulse of what is going on. this is not boding well for obama. >> eric: in chicago, ax and they're going oh, my gosh, now stewart is on us. they have to be nervous no? >> juan: i don't think so. i think what they are nervous about is the appearance of hypocrisy. the appearance of hypocrisy is rank. then you say my gosh. people will say you're a hit cit. you said this. the facts are that the circumstances are so different. this is so highly politicized. there is no evidence of my corruption or wrongdoing put on the table. it's all rumors, innuendo. i think in this highly charged atmosphere, they are throwing executive privilege out there. >> dana: maybe we could go to the special report video file and pull up the times that bret baier or brit hume asked you when you were on the panel ab

what do you think, kimberly? >> kimberly: thank you for calling on me, juanito.e whole thing goes away. if you don't have the funding mechanism, the individual mandate to pay for this, it will lose structure and collapse. regardless the law will fail. that is a loss for obama. either way that a bad loss for them. >> greg: i agree. the last, you know, of the three or four bad things that happen. how does the law instructor get it wrong? we would have been better off with jacobi and meyers. >> eric: i think david axelrod would look as a stain for the president. but there is a way to spin that in his way. he could say you know what? the individual mandate, worth the revenue driver. whatever happens in the national debt is not my fault anymore. then say i still got obamacare passed and i still have the other provisions. >> greg: it's not a real obamacare. >> juan: yeah, but the thing is he can look for alternative funding mechanisms and the law therefore could be saved. obama would have to go back. previously he said he said the individual mandate. supporters would s

no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat. you talk a lot. you have no idea how good you have it. that's not working. [ grunts ] [ male announcer ] get a wireless receiver in time for the olympic games. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. rethink possible. >> former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky spent the first full day of what will likely be the rest of his days behind bars. he was convicted of dozens of criminal accounts connected to the abuse of ten young boys. we have reaction from the jury and the community. >> reporter: as jerry sandusky was pronounced guilty on 45 of 48 criminal counts, one of the jurors said he knew he made the right decision. >> just the look on his face, no real emotion. just kind of accepting, you know, because he knew it was true. >> reporter: when the verdict was announced, a community that had once applauded sandusky's victories shared his downfall. he was led off in cuffs t

no siree, bob. who's bob?nd if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat. you talk a lot. you have no idea how good you have it. that's not working. [ grunts ] [ male announcer ] get a wireless receiver in time for the olympic games. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. rethink possible. welcome to the xfinity sports desk there was a song out in the late '60s called "i fought fourth the law and the law one." the freak facing the top offense in the american league, and the finale of the giants interleague set against the lawman from texas. we take you there. rangers/giants rubber match. three-game set. tim lincecum trying to end his seven-game winless streak. it would not happen. 1-0, bases loaded. ian kinsler. rangers top of the six, hamilton feeling footloose, doubled to right. robbie roth. elvis andrus scores. lincecum with his seventh loss of the season, just going 5 2/3, giving up five earned. giants muster,ut b lose three hits and lose, 5-0. texas takes

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: hello, archaism'm kimberly guilfoyle with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino and greg gutfeld. "the five." ♪ >> kimberly: today, attorney general eric holder blasted the house oversight committee that found him to be in contempt of congress for not handing over key documents in the botched gun running operation "fast and furious." >> the action the committee took yesterday was both unwarranted, unnecessary and unprecedented. >> kimberly: the committee voted to hold holder in contempt, even after president obama informed him he would be asserting executive privilege over the disputed documents st. administration defended the move today. >> my understanding is the inspector general of the justice department got tens of thousands of pages. i think the number is 70,000, 80,000 pages. how can you say every page i