eric bolling and "cashin' in" starting now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: you better not be packing heat if you want that mocchachino. >> customers should not bring them inside the starbucks store. >> eric: the ceo asking customers to leave their guns at home and now a lot of americans, pro-gun americans are mad as hell. is he right or stepping on your rights? plus -- >> obviously, there were a lot of red flags. >> officials admitting there were warning signing about the navy yard shooter before he went on his ram pain. we heard this before about mass killers. so is the government missing all the red flags because it's too busy snooping on innocent americans? and then, call them the lost

the number one business block tonights with eric bolling and "cashin' in." ♪ ♪ >> eric: a power struggle in dc, not just between democrats and republicans but between you and washington. a record number of americans say the government has too much power. the epa admitting green regulations meant to cut co2 won't cut them at all but they will cut plenty of jobs. time to put the global warming on ice. took the fifth when asked about the i.r.s. targeting conservatives and now lois is taking a cushy retirement packal paid for by you and me. does she owe us an explanation before the checks clear? "cashin' in" shining a bright light on the characters

the number one business block continues with eric bolling and "cashin' in." ♪ ♪ >> eric: it's the battle over the cost of freedom. not ours. theirs. syria's freedom. our tab. so, what would cost us more? attacking syria or doing nothing? plus, the blitz is on to sell you on their healthcare law. as the nfl season kicks off, the government is running commercials in the nfl to promote obamacare. guess who is getting sacked with that bill? speaking of bills, remember this? >> i experimented with marijuana a time or two. and i didn't inhale. >> eric: bill clinton says he didn't inhale but a lot of americans are. more folks smoke pot as more states look to legalize it and tax it. "cashin' in" cutting through the smoke and mirrors starts right

eric bolling is right backing ted kroouds. rinoss like peter king and john mccain and brit hume are passe'. why should liberals and bureaucrats be allowed to harm the lives of average americans just to prove obama care is a catastrophe. the folks elected the president and democrat controlled senate, that's our system. anita willis mass particular, killing jesus is an inspiring read. i was brought to tears at times. vividly seeing what jesus went through for us. doug ross. former president of evangelical christian publishers association, i believe killing jesus will be a nightmare for the nones. it contains some new material and is a real page turner. the nones are those with no belief system who denigrate those that have one. as we heard from the philadelphia. tim jones, mr. o'reilly, it is obvious you don't know the jesus of the bible. mary lord. what a beautiful book. i thank god you wrote it, o'reilly. i appreciate you reading "killing jesus" very much. steve, enjoy your tip of the day about not giving up. so i am writing o

. ♪ >> that was just what it was like when eric bolling walked away from the last game. that was legendary relieve pitcher mariano rivera. at yankee stadium last night. an emotional end to his 19 year baseball -- i can't read very well. after get the yankees out of an it's act inning jam against the tampa bay rays, rivera broke down in tears. >> what are you doing to miss most? >> what i'm going to miss is the competition, you know, being, that's okay, i can watch from the house. >> some consider hip the greatest reliever of all time. let me ask my baseball there will never be another mariano rivera. if you watch the clip on mlb, it was extremely emotional. andy pettitte went out there. >> i was bawling like a baby. i was emotional. the guy's the best ever. >> tell me just -- i know you don't care about rivera that much. what was his biggest accomplishment? >> most saves ever. whatever -- he was so consistent. the yankees were up in the eighth inning by a run or two, you were winning the game. he had so few blown saves, it's incredible. >> you're a yankee fan, aren't you

i'm eric bolling along with kimberly. bob just back from the congo, this is "the five." president obama has announced that he's ready to launch a military strike against syria, but he wants congress to sign-off on it. naturally just minutes after telling the country our national security is at risk, the president spent the afternoon golfing. but today he put down the clubs to focus on getting the votes he needs from lawmakers. this afternoon the president met with senators mccain and graham and the white house was dialing

. >>> i am kimberly guilfoyle along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." this afternoon the senate foreign relations committee voted 10-7 to advance the resolution on syrian intervention to the full senate. that debate starts monday. part of the rationale for action comes back to president obama's red line comments last august. today, the president is in sweden, tried to distance himself from his own remarks. >> i didn't set a red line, the world set a red line. congress set a red line when it ratified that treaty. my credibility is not on the line, the international community's credibility is on the line and america and congress' credibility is on the line. >> what did president obama actually say in 2012? >> a red line for us is we start seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons being moved around or utilized. that would change my calculus, change my equation. >> i like to call that a communication snafu. dana, what do you think? >> they could say that, but what would have been better instead of being defensive, he

school yard bullying by eric bolling. >> look how big china is getting and brazil. you don't hear about their armies growing and lining up their tanks and looking to attack anyone. they're doing it the smart way. they're doing it economically. >> china certainly is building up its military. >> so should we. i think we should build up even more. i also think -- reality is that the world will come to us, even if we don't want to be out there. and so if you look at the front page of the "washington post" today, india, pakistan, border fight. many fear u.s. pullout will encourage terrorism. if we're going to do that, we had better figure out a way to become energy independent and quickly. >> i want to bring this up, u.s. enemies, are they emboldened by all this? what we're talking about here today, when you look at what's going on across the world, al-qaeda chief calls for new attacks on the u.s. u.s. consulate in afghanistan attacked. north korea restarts their nuclear reactor. iran, threatens retaliation if the u.s. strikes syria and assad demands u.s. stop arming reb

. >>> i am kimberly guilfoyle along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." this afternoon the senate foreign relations committee voted 10-7 to advance the resolution on syrian intervention to the full senate. that debate starts monday. part of the rationale for action comes back to president obama's red line comments last august. today, the president is in sweden, tried to distance himself from his own remarks. >> i didn't set a red line, the world set a red

i'm eric bolling along with kimberly. bob just back from the congo, this is "the five." president obama has announced that he's ready to launch a military strike against syria, but he wants congress to sign-off on it. naturally just minutes after telling the country our national security is at risk, the president spent the afternoon golfing. but today he put down the clubs to focus on getting the votes he needs from lawmakers. this afternoon the president met with senators mccain and graham and the white house was dialing

. >>> i am kimberly guilfoyle along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." this afternoon the senate foreign relations committee voted 10-7 to advance the resolution on syrian intervention to the full senate. that debate starts monday. part of the rationale for action comes back to president obama's red line comments last august. today, the president is in sweden, tried to distance himself from his own remarks. >> i didn't set a red line, the world set a red line. congress set a red line when it ratified that treaty. my credibility is not on the line, the international community's credibility is on the line and ameri congress' credibility is on the line. >> what did president obama actually say in 2012? >> a red line for us is we start seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons being moved around or utilized. that would change my calculus, change my equation. >> i like to call that a communication snafu. dana, what do you think? >> they could say that, but what would have been better instead of being defensive, he could

. >>> hello everyone i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with juan williams, eric bolling, dana perino, it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." new comments from president obama this afternoon on syria. >> any agreement needs to are verifiable and enforceable. ultimately, what's needed for the underlying conflict is a political settlement that allows ordinary syrian sto get back to their homes, to rebuild, and to relieve the enormous suffering that's taking place. >> remarks come as

bolling, dana perino, it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." new comments from president obama this afternoon on syria. >> any agreement needs to are verifiable and enforceable. ultimately, what's needed for the underlying conflict is a political settlement that allows ordinary syrian sto get back to their homes, to rebuild, and to relieve the enormous suffering that's taking place. >> remarks come as

. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling. welcome, everybody. at 9:00 p.m. tonight the president will address the nation. syrian news is breaking fast and furiously. in the last 24 hours alone, russia has seized the peace keeper role from the nobel peace price winner president obama. assad has agreed to turn over chemical weapons. all this is going to happen if and only if president obama promises to reject the use of force. russia had called for u.n. circuit court council meeting to draft a peace resolution. that was supposed to be happening right now. but the russians have pulled that request. it's getting very confusing. let's look at how we got here starting with the president's evolution on syria. >> a

i'm eric bolling along with kimberly. bob just back from the congo, this is "the five." president obama has announced that he's ready to launch a military strike against syria, but he wants congress to sign-off on it. naturally just minutes after telling the country our national security is at risk, the president spent the afternoon golfing. but today he put down the clubs to focus on getting the votes he needs from lawmakers. this afternoon the president met with senators mccain and graham and the white house was dialing

. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling. we are waiting for president obama who will approach the podium at the brady press briefing room in the white house. the president is expected to weigh in on the back and forth that's been going on regarding the government shutdown that's supposed to take place at midnight tonight. all day long, house members and senate members have been ping ponging back and forth. discussing what to do with this continuing resolution that will fund the government. whether it's for another week, another month, till the end of the year or going forward. because the house earlier during the weekend on saturday attached an amendment to the senate bill, senate sent it over to the house, the house took the bill, added language that would delay the implementation of obama care for a year, and also added some language as to making sure that congress was also going to have to use obama care going forward. so that bill is voted on in the house. it was passed. they sent it to harry reid in the senate. harry re

i'm eric bolling along with kimberly. bob just back from the congo, this is "the five." president obama has announced that he's ready to launch a military strike against syria, but he wants congress to sign-off on it. naturally just minutes after telling the country our national security is at risk, the president spent the afternoon golfing. but today he put down the clubs to focus on getting the votes he needs from lawmakers. this afternoon the president met with senators mccain and graham and the white house was dialing congressional phone numbers looking for support. ed henry has been monitoring all of it from the white house. and he joins us now. ed. >> eric, good to see you. this is basically a race against the clock for the president. he has put this in congress' court, but the president himself is heading to sweden, as you know, on air force one tomorrow night. then onto russia for the g-20 summit. this is a critical 24 to 36 hours where he is desperately trying to change some minds in a very skeptical congress. it was interesting because you can see from this pho

. >>> i am kimberly guilfoyle along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." this afternoon the senate foreign relations committee voted 10-7 to advance the resolution on syrian intervention to the full senate. that debate starts monday. part of the rationale for action comes back to president obama's red line comments last august. today, the president is in sweden, tried to distance himself from his own remarks. >> i didn't set a red line, the world set a red line. co

i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, bob back from the congo and dana perino and andrea. this is the five. >> president obama has announced that he's ready to launch a military strike against syria. he wants congress to sign off on it. naturally, minutes after telling the country the national security is at risk, the president spent the afternoon golfing. today he put down the clubs to focus on getting the votes he needs from lawmakers. this afternoon, the president met with senators mccain and graham and the white house was dialing congre

. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling. welcome, everybody. at 9:00 p.m. tonight the president will address the nation. syrian news is breaking fast and furiously. in the last 24 hours alone, russia has seized the peace keeper role from the nobel peace price winner president obama. assad has agreed to turn over chemical weapons. all this is going to happen if and only if president obama promises to reject the use of force. russia had called for u.n. circuit court council meeting to draft a peace resolution. that was supposed to be happening right now. but the russians have pulled that request. it's getting very confusing. let's look at how we got here starting with the president's evolution on syria. >> a red line for us is we start seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilized. that would change my calculus. that would change. >> the world is watching. if you make the tragic mistake of using these weapons, there will be consequences and you will be held accountable. >> after careful deliberation, i have decided that the united s

. >>> i am kimberly guilfoyle along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." this afternoon the senate foreign relations committee voted 10-7 to advance the resolution on syrian intervention to the full senate. that debate starts monday. part of the rationale for action comes back to president obama's red line comments last august. today, the president is in sweden, tried to distance himself from his own remarks. >> i didn't set a red line, the world set a red line.

i'm eric bolling along with kimberly. bob just back from the congo, this is "the five." president obama has announced that he's ready to launch a military strike against syria, but he wants congress to sign-off on it. naturally just minutes after telling the country our national security is at risk, the president spent the afternoon golfing. but today he put down the clubs to focus on getting the votes he needs from lawmakers. this afternoon the president met with senators mccain and graham and the white house was dialing congressional phone numbers looking for support. ed henry has been monitoring all of it from the white house. and he joins us now. ed. >> eric, good to see you. this is basically a race against the clock for the president. he has put this in congress' court, but the president himself is heading to sweden, as you know, on air force one tomorrow night. then onto russia for the g-20 summit. this is a critical 24 to 36 hours where he is desperately trying to change some minds in a very skeptical congress. it was interesting because you can see from this pho

. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling. we are waiting for president obama who will approach the podium at the brady press briefing room in the white house. the president is expected to weigh in on the back and forth that's been going on regarding the government shutdown that's supposed to take place at midnight tonight. all day long, house members and senate members have been ping ponging back and forth. discussing what to do with this continuing resolution that will fund the government. whether it's for another week, another month, till the end of the year or going forward. because the house earlier during the weekend on saturday attached an amendment to the senate bill, senate se i

along with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling and her. it's time for "the five," tgif, america. president obama says he will talk to us on tuesday about syria. again, it's nice of him to give us this heads up. he's truly mastered the element of nonsurprise. which maybe why assad is at a cancuned from's sipping a peen na colada. he said he was elect to wars, not start them. >> i was elected to end wars, not start them. >> told ya. note the verb "end." i would have preferred win, but winning is bad because someone loses which is why the liberation of iraq, a win in our column, is unjustly maligned by the elitist defeatists. saddam and chemical ali hanged in the wind for stuff like that. that's our message. what's our message today? where's that big stick joe biden was boasting about? the only stiff piece of lumber we've seen is john kerry's head. the argument for syria, they launched a chemical attack. but imagine how busy we'd be if we went after every one of those. we'd have to bomb the mtv music awards every year. the best second argumen

are you trying to look like eric bolling with no neck tie? >> no, he's trying to look like me. no, i forgot my tie. >> steve: really? >> yes. >> steve: so you're fit to be tied. >> yes. late night last night. >> steve: we won't go into that. a lot of people are concerned about the jobless number comes out in about an hour and 13 minutes for right now. what are people saying? >> it's going to be worse than last month only because there was that statistical glitch. remember, there was some problem in california. it will be worse. but here is the thing, the markets may trade or may not trade on this. the main thing people are looking at in this economy in terms of the jobless aspect is the fed. the fed is continuing to print money. why is that? because they see stuff in data, not just this, but other stuff that they don't like. this is a very weak labor market. the reason why they're continuing to print, i believe, is not that it's weak, they're worrying about us going into recession if they don't keep printing because you have obamacare, a lot of head winds coming up, higher taxe