once again least lis wiehl and kimberly guilfoyle.this a play or did he do something wrong. >> he did something wrong. he was arrested for being under the influence. he blew a .14 nearly double the legal limit which is .08 in massachusetts. he rolled through a stop sign almost caused an accident with the state trooper car. they bring him in and they determine that ice actually has an existing deportation hold on mr. obama. so, following the law, which is their obligation to do so. >> massachusetts as you know has not been doing that. >> right. because they are not a secure communities state. so that's the bottom line there. >> they did it in this case? >> now we have done an investigation determine whether or not he was legal and what happened was they had to abide by the law. the fact that it was already there difference wiehl between massachusetts initiating the action and then when -- when they check this guy out on the computer it came up. ice has a hold on him. >> i don't think he helped his case much called the white house. >> e

attorney and fox news analyst kimberly guilfoyle. guilfoyle, once again, attorney general eric holder going after a state for overreaching as he said and intruding on federal immigration law. is it the same thing in alabama that it was in arizona or is there a difference. >> actually, same breed. when comparing the two, they are very similar, is he making the same argument that there are specific provisions of the law in alabama that are preempted by immigration law, federally speaking. >> bill: give me an example. >> for example, frem supremacy laws would say federal law trumps state rights. they have a specific provision that police officers need to, when they're pulling someone over and they have reasonable cause, and this is exactly like the arizona law, they have to ascertain whether or not the person is legally in the state. okay? >> bill: so the federal government the obama administration saying know no, alabama police do not have the right to ask a person to prove hirst immigration status. >> trumps. also the same law in ariz

i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling, monica crowley. we have so much to yell about today so let's get started. first, sarah palin has started wailing. here are the harsh words for tea party critics. >> if we were domestic terrorists, shoot, wouldn't president obama want to pal around with us, wouldn't he? >> greg: interesting question. then a mom waits to keep child killer. and chavez wok-out video. you'll love that. gaddafi publicity makeover and there is always putin doing something with a pan. he really is adorable. "the five" starts right now! ♪ ♪ >> greg: okay. the debt drama is over. at least until the next one. do we want to start off with the most important thing happening in the world today? or perhaps ever. one day after the united states averted a near multitrillion dollar disaster, it's president obama's birthday party tonight. to celebrate, he travels to chicago. to attend a fundraising concert and shindig includes performance from jennifer hudson, herbie hancock and okay go. and later biden tries to dance with a coat rack.

i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, dana perino and judge andrew napolitano. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: as we all know, the rating agency s&p downgrading the u.s. late friday night. and today we saw the markets react predictably, be another bloodbath. here is what president obama had to say earlier. >> the markets will rise apes fall. this is the united states of america. no matter what some agency may say, we've always been and always will be a triple-a country. >> eric: no mr. obama, mr. obama, that 600-point downdraft was on the heels of a 500-point drubbing last thursday and whopping 2,000 point slide in just a few days. the market is screaming for help. obamanomics is failing. the president is clean out of ideas. dana, president obama keeps pointing the finger saying he inherited a bad economy, inherited a recession. he also inherited a triple-a rating. >> dana: couple of things. the line he delivered in the sound bite there, the line is a good one. if it was not read off a teleprompter. it is true. what i think he is missing with some hall

and legal analyst and host, kimberly guilfoyle.he five beating up bob beckel. >> likes it. >> sean: i love the show. >> thank you. >> sean: explain to me why government should require health insurance company -- by the way, some have religious orientation. and a value system that is against birth control, catholic services, et cetera. why should they require it by law? if people want to engage in activity, at what point do we say people have to be responsible for their own behavior? >> a panel of scientists -- >> sean: i don't care about the scientists. >> smarter than us, they made this recommendation because this is a win-win for everyone involved. if you are against abortion you should be celebrating this decision. >> sean: look into the camera and tell the american people we are going to be 25 trillion in debt. if you want to make the choice to takeoff one article of clothing the next one, the next one, and have sex -- [ talking over each other ] >> sean: go get your own birth control. i shouldn't have to pay. >> unintended pre

i'm kimberly guilfoyle. along with bob beckel, dana perino, judge andrew napolitano, and greg gutfeld. we'll have more on the market madness in a moment. here is what we're covering tonight. unrest in london, spreading across the country. violent riots continue. we have the latest. plus, just days before the ames straw poll, tim pawlenty and mitt romney release new addadds slamming president -- as slamming president obama. we preview the big showdown in iowa. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: another day and freefall in the stock market. the announcement that the fed will keep the interest rates low hasn't done anything to quell fears. dana you were press secretary in the 2008 financial meltdown. anything you think the white house can do now to stop the bleeding? >> dana: a couple of things. one is when you see a stock market fall like this, if some ways people think you can hold on and ride through it. the problem is for a lot of folks out there, their 401(k)s and pensions are tied up in this. s

i'm dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, andrea tantaros and greg gutfeld. we have a lot to cover tonight. first we start with the faa fabrication. we have exaggerated numbers used by the government to make the situation seem worse than it was. plus, arnold schwarzenegger's former $40 million lawsuit against media outlets. what sean penn said that caused this reaction from major league baseball manager. >> he's a loser. >> dana: "the five" starts right now. >> so are you. ♪ ♪ >> dana: so, as with the first friday of every month we have new job numbers to talk about. today, 117,000 jobs created in july. that was the report today. that's a decent number. certainly better than previous months for sure. but the underlying number spells trouble for the economy such as the number of people to gave up looking for work altogether. andrea, no dancing in the end zone at the white house. they have 9.1% unemployment rate. what were the bright spot in the economic report if there were any? >> the fact that there was some job growth that was good in past months you've see

she is co-host of the five our friend kimberly guilfoyle is back.tch this, is obama losing support of the congressional black caucus. >> congressional black caucus loves the president too. we supportive of the president but we are getting tired. and so, what we want to do is we want give the president every opportunity -- how long? >> to show what he can do as what he is prepared to lead on. we want to give him every opportunity. but our people are hurting. the unemployment is unconscionable. we don't know what his strategy is. we don't know on this trip why he's not in any black community. we don't know that. all i'm saying to you is, we are politicians many we elected offs. we are trying to do the right thing and the best thing. when you let us know, it is time to let go, we'll let go. >> you gotta will have this. maxine waters saying to obama, show me the jobs! they've had it. they don't like the unemployment numbers either. did she learn don't shoot in the tent? this is the problem, you are suppose odd to stay together as a party to try and adva

here now attorneys and fox news analyst kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl.know governor perry signed a law into texas. a very strict measure that if you file a lawsuit and it's deemed frivolous, i guess, by a judge, right? >> by a judge. >> bill: the judge has to make a decision. that you can be held accountable for all court costs, including, you know, how are suing, pay everything. >> a frivolous lawsuit. >> bill: lawyers don't like that. cuts into their business. how effective and fair is this law? >> the law that. >> that perry signed. >> it's great. it's a great idea. england has this law that if you file a frivolous lawsuit, then you are going to have to pay the lawyers fees on both sides. >> bill: you are repeating back to me what i said. but is it effective and is it fair? >> yes. it keeps people from filing those lawsuits that should never have been filed in the first place. >> bill: how do you know it keeps people from filing. >> look at the british system. they don't have the frivolous lawsuits. >> bill: what you are telling me, wiehl, is that you

here with reaction juan williams, co-host of the great five, kimberly guilfoyle.n, wait a minute. we can't mention god on september 11th? i have a theory about why he's doing this. i think this is outrageous to the people of new york and to the families and to the overwhelming majority of people that day, that prayed and turned to god as their country was under attack. you support this decision? >> no, i think this is one of those moments where it is as rare as an earthquake and a hurricane hitting the east coast in the same week. i think you and i an tkpwraelt i think this is a country that always -- acknowledges god in our great celebrations. certainly when it comes to something like grieving. we invite people in. i can only imagine that mayor bloomberg's thinking is, he wants to an individual controversy from having muslim clergy there. again, muslims die on 9/11 . i don't understand why he would do this. it is such an important part of a process. he speaks about this being for the families. i can't imagine families do not want some recognition of god and their

i'm eric bolling, with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, andrea tantaros and greg gutfeld. lot going on today. of course, we'll talk about the very latest on the debt debt deal in d.c. but flogging, stoning and amputation are punishment outlined in shariah law and some u.s. courts have taken on the fight whether they have to refer to islamic law for guidance. plus, how would you feel about random drug testing in your child's middle school? we will tell you where that is happening. the new f.t.c. rule ace lowing social media background checks. another reason you and your kids better watch out, what you post online. all of that and much more. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: all right. the d.c. debt deal dominating the news. and rightly so. the country is or was on the verge. here is the deal. $2.1 trillion in cults. with the ceiling rise of $2.1 trillion in tramples. maybe twoin -- tranches. based on a panel, super panel if you will, with triggers. the good news is the spending cut by $2.1 trillion. the bad news, we're still overspending by $2.1 trillion. the good n

the is it legal duo kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. this should be fun. president taking another sideswipe at the supreme court in that comment. well, if they basically if they know their p's and q's they are going to say this thing is constitutional as if the commercial clause and the meaning of it is completely established for all time. >> well, no. what is he citing is the sixth circuit which said yeah, it is constitutional. can you mandate that individuals go out and get this -- this health insurance and that they don't they are going to be penalized for it 11th circuit came out and by the way, laura, biggest case, 26 states were involved in that case. yeah, they said no, they took out that part of the law and said you cannot mandate this individual health insurance with private companies and the judge was very succinct and eloquent in the way he put it 11th circuit decision do you think, laura. >> he didn't want to mention that. kimberly, look, this was a friday night drop. a couple of big court cases that came out friday. late friday night this brok

kimberly guilfoyle and former prosecutor joey jackson defense attorney and former prosecutor.morning we are going to wake up and it is going down, maybe. >> i don't know if you should spend your extra money calling your lawyer for that consultation it can be tough to sue these guys. i don't know if you are going to get the money out of them. there's a little thing called the bill of rights in the first amendment this is public opinion, first amendment protected, so you couldn't necessarily go after standard & poor's. there's been new developments, maybe there's a window. >> it is still difficult. there is the bill of rights watch the courts have done they've said these agencies when they make these edicts about credit ratings it is first amendment protected. we are seeing regulatory measures taken lessening the significant of the rating agencies. they are pulling back 9 credit ratings and indicating that other methods are -- necessary not looking at credit ratings. these people when they make a credit rating like this an justment it affects trillions, world markets and million

kimberly guilfoyle and jonna spilbor. how could that be?. >> unbelievable. a signed confession and a plethora of dna and forensic evidence at the crime scene galore in that hotel room. he escaped and fled the scene, consciousness of guilt to go to chile. this case should have been filed immediately. and the investigators turned it over to the prosecutors for review to decide on the formal charges. the family of miss flores wants them to file straight up homicide murder charges while the defense is hoping to get crime of passion manslaughter charge. whatever you are going to file, file it now, because otherwise if he's not taken to trial within 18 months of his arrest he walks out the door of castro prison. megyn: they have a signed confession. all the evidence kimberly went through. what is the delay? get to it? >> there is something strange going on here. it's not unusual to have a 15-month delay between arrest and trial. but not because of something the prosecution is doing. normal hill we are garnering our evidence and mounting our defen