. >> rose: has this diminished the political power in london of rupert murdock? you're not editing yourself, are you? >> no. i think the reality is that the times, the sunday times and those titles remain incredible important. >> rose: but politicians in the parliament that you knew were intimidated. >> yes but they're intimidated by the bbc. the media is intimidating. if you get the media, if they're going to pick you up by the roots of your hair and dangling before you and -- >> rose: lives were destroyed and changed. >> that's what happens with the press, yes. the point i'm making is that i think it's much too early to say that the of news corps or news international is significantly reduced or diminished in britih politics because those titles are still there. >> rose: should it be diminished? >> look, i probably view the last remaining policy, i think actually when you look at what rupert murdock did in the uk and the state of the newspapers in the 1970's and 1980's that grim year i talked about earlier in the life of the city, i think he did a lot of good.

rupert murdock, arguably one of the greatest ceos of all time.ing this because he is my boss. but greatest ceo of all time comes on this show to talk about not only how the healthcare thing, whatever comes down, affects the company. but generous benefits, would he be inclined to continue offering those, but he is splitting the company up. big news there that could shake your idea of what media companies in the future could look like and a good bellwether for the economy. rupert murdock will be my special guest tomorrow early on, on this network, on fox business network. actually, because he owns both networks, so it's a handy thing for him. anyway, these are the interviews, rupert murdock. watch us. be there. >> greg: hello, everyone. i'm the talking tad pole greg gutfeld, with the chic, greek andrea tantaros, saltier than a margarita rim, it's bob beckel. he tradeed foul tips for stock tips, it's eric bolling. she is america's neko wafer. it's dana perino. inlove those! it's 5:00 a.m. in new york city. 3:00 a.m. in karl rove's bondage bunker. th

rupert murdock is going to be my special guest on this.ing about this, developments, like the healthcare thing. you name it. so it should be big news. it's always problematic. right? we have rupert murdock on. you have can't win, you can't lose. so after my first question is usually something like how do you do it? we follow up with the details of this. but again, news corp. in following the wave of a lot of companies that have done this. split the operations, this could be a harbinger of things to come. other companies have done it. profited handsomely after doing it. see if it has implications for the u.s. economy. we're on it tonight at 8:00 p.m. on fox business network. the breasteraunt for business news. >> eric: hello, everybody. i'm eric bolling, with andrea tantaros, bob beckel, dana perino, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> eric: the june swoon continues for the white house with attorney general eric holder at the center of attention. he may face full-blown congressional contempt charge thursday

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plus, rupert murdock's media empire may be headed for a break up. let's go live to emily chang with today's after the bell report. >> there is a tough decision in the house today whether to split his news corp empire into two companies, news corp confirmed it's considered separating the businesses and not only is publishing lagging but uk newspapers are still struggling to recover from the phone hacking scandal. the stock jumped 8% on the news. stocks ended the day higher. the gains after reports by s and p showed u.s. housing market is firming up, outweighing concerns about europe's debt crisis. your bloomberg silicon valley index closing higher. and gaming company zynga wants to make it easier for users to play from anywhere, and it says will enable interactive game playing meaning they can play game as cross different mobile devices and interesting web sites. it's part of a move to reach new users and lessening reliance on facebook accounting for 92% of the revenue. and now, on to yahoo reaching a deal with spotify. under the agreement will have

anyway, these are the interviews, rupert murdock. watch us. be there. >> greg: hello, everyone. i'm the talking tad pole greg gutfeld, with the chic, greek andrea tantaros, saltier than a margarita rim, it's bob beckel. he tradeed foul tips for stock tips, it's eric bolling. she is america's neko wafer. it's dana perino. inlove those! it's 5:00 a.m. in new york city. 3:00 a.m. in karl rove's bondage bunker. this is "the five." show is packed tighter than the "view's" sofa. let's do this america. supreme court rules on obamacare tomorrow, which is great news. especially for wags like me who every day have to relentlessly cover something nobody bothered to read, including the authors before they try to pull the wool over america's eyes and changes in europe. not so fast, sunshine. it was a long, tough road for me. if anything, i hope that obamacare covers obamacare post traumatic stress disorder. i've got it and it's given me a rash on my back that resembles the head of nancy pelosi. if only it was a montage that reminds us how we got here. maybe with cheesy music. >> we have a he

rupert murdock is going to be my special guest on this.ing about this, developments, like the healthcare thing. you name it. itayt should be big news. usually something like how do you do it? we follow up with the details of this. but again, news corp. in following the wave of a lot of companies that have done this. split the operations,hi

murdock repair. can you remember the subject matter of the discussions -- rupert murdoch and james murdoch were there. >> it is not particularly unusual that it was in eight chalet. the meeting was a lunch with david cameron and myself, and rupert and james murdoch and rebekah brooks. as i remember, the conversation was partly about the domestic political situation, but the focus of the lunch was the global financial crisis, which in january 2009 was raging. if anything, i remember that david cameron and i were trying to bring the conversation gently onto domestic politics and what the conservative party was doing to put itself in a position to win the general election. rupert murdoch was more keen to talk about the international economic situation. >> did you ever get around to discussing domestic policy -- domestic politics and the virtues of the conservative party christian arthrex briefly. -- virtues of the conservative party? >> briefly. we talked about how a change of government would be a good thing for the united kingdom and we would use every opportunity to do that. >> can you recall how the