if you are not getting fbn. >> demand it. >> otherwise, you pay for it. >> if you don't have fbn. >> submitted for your approva approval. kneel patrick neil cavuto wants you to -- neil patrick neil cavuto wants you to demand it. >> neil: if you don't get fbn -- the rules demand it. if you don't get it. >> demand it. >> you better demand it. >> neil: try it one more time. if your don't get fbn. >> demand it. >> you don't get fock business? >> demand it. >> neil: you don't get. >> demand it! >> neil: wait a minute. you don't get fbn. >> demand it! >> demand it. drinks are on the house. >> neil: apparently the iman is not demanding it. >> fox business. some guy is doing something. what is he doing? >> demand it. >> neil: temple. a skull. >> you know, um. [ laughter ] >> harrison ford. >> we went away with it, the demand it. the idea maybe you could bring something more dramatic to the table. would you like to be interested in purchasing gold, neil? >> no. >> neil: you didn't know we'd give you this much time, did you? >> i did not know that. >> neil: if you don't get fbn. >> demand it.

if you are not getting fbn. >> demand it. >> otherwise, you pay for it. >> if you don't have fbn. >> submitted for your approva approval. kneel patrick neil cavuto wants you to -- neil patrick neil cavuto wants you to demand it. >> neil: if you don't get fbn -- the rules demand it. if you don't get it. >> demand it. >> you better demand it. >> neil: try it one more time. if your don't get fbn. >> demand it. >> you don't get fock business? >> demand it. >> neil: you don't get. >> demand it! >> neil: wait a minute. you don't get fbn. >> demand it! >> demand it. drinks are on the house. >> neil: apparently the iman is not demanding it. >> fox business. some guy is doing something. what is he doing? >> demand it. >> neil: temple. a skull. >> you know, um. [ laughter ] >> harrison ford. >> we went away with it, the demand it. the idea maybe you could bring something more dramatic to the table. would you like to be interested in purchasing gold, neil? >> no. >> neil: you didn't know we'd give you this muc time, did you? >> i did not know that. >> neil: if you don't get fbn. >> demand it. >

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we've got the head of that group on fbn. i'm thinking to myself, you don't get fbn? >> come on down, stand right up and demand it. >> where's the beef? >> demand it. step right up. >> would you do that at the cable operator's house? would you go to the front and -- >> yeah, the front door. >> what a

one hour from now on fbn, the guy that made more money on the line than anywhere. tells b.c., bob doll, from blackrock, one of the biggest investment firms on the planet only on fbn. one hour from now.

you have don't get fbn? >> nine of ten doctors agree if you don't get fbn, demand it. yeah, that's right. >> neil: okay. good for them. >> greg: this is a fox news alert. no deal. supercommittee has super fai failed. hello, i'm super greg gutfeld with super kimberly guilfoyle, super bob beckel, super eric bolling and super-duper dana perino. yes, the panel couldn't figure out how to cut $1 trillion in the next decade. like demi and ashton it seemed doomed from the start. on the list of the most interesting things on the world. the supercommittee falls between the paperclip museum in milpitas california and tony shaloop back hair. just because it's boring doesn't make it trivial. boring things that kill you. more people die in hour of charlie rose than any other program. statistics i made up. anyway, you want to know why the super committee is super over? the panel is just a boiled down version of our government. we had two sides equally divided over taxes. more important it was reverse engineer for failure. creating the automatic triggers that are supposed to cut spend

one hour from now on fbn, the guy that made more money on the line than anywhere. tells b.c., bob doll, from blackrock, one of the biggest investment firms on the planet only on fbn. one hour fro

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. >> if you don't get fbn, you should demand it. not another tooth. [ coughing ] ♪ ♪ >> eric: happy monday, everyone. i'm eric bolling, along with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, dana perino, brian kilmeade. i'm glad you're here. 5:00 on the east coast. this is "the five." the conversation starts right now. first, obama care on the docket. supreme court will hear the case and will get results before next year's election. and speaking of the president, he thinks americans are lazy. donald trump has choice words for the criticizer in chief. you will hear all about it. gloria cain defends her husband to greta van susteren in an exclusive interview. >> that would have been something that was totally disrespectful of her as a woman. and i know that's not the person he is. >> eric: and then jerry sandusky that penn state coach accused of sexual assault is still getting tens of thousands of dollars every year from the university. unbelievable. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: right to the top story. the supreme court annou

bill: see you 9:20 at fbn as we like to say. seven minutes after the hour. we're learning the secret service is stepping up its security detail to presidential candidates specifically to herman cain he is the first of the republican contenders to get a security detail. congress authorizing the protection of major candidates after the assassination of robert kennedy in california. that was in 1968. his brother senator edward kennedy received security detail during his run for the white house in 198 the 0. heather? heather: sarah palin weighing in on the republican field saying that mitt romney will end up on top. hear is a last can governor with sean hannity last night. >> he has done well in the debates and has been able to explain somewhat, what is in layman's terms flip-flops. he has been able to explain some of those. so in those terms he has done well in the debates but, people, i don't think that voters have made up their minds yet. they want to know that we have a real go-better. somebody who will really understand what it will take to defeat barack ob

from now on fbn. you have don't get it? >> demand it! >> what are you reading? >> "your money, your life." have you heard of it? >> eric: wonderful book. wonderful book. ♪ ♪ >> eric: this is a fox news alert. guess what, america? we're now $15 trillion in the hole. the national debt just surpassed $15 trillion. that is $133,000 for every taxpayer. that happened moments ago. hello, i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, bob becke beckel, dana perino and brian kilmeade. it's 5 verz in new york city and this is "the five." we have more on the debt in a moment. but first up, would it be suicidal for the g.o.p. to nominate the most conservative candidate? ann coulter thinks so. we debate that. war of words between bill maher and elizabeth hasselbeck. is this tim tebow jersey inappropriate? the fans made so it what is the big deal? "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: to the top story. surprising comments from ann coulter. she doesn't want republicans to nominate the most conservative candidate in 2012. >> i think the big division among republicans rig

greta wire.com, open t fbn -- >> go ahead. make my day. demand it. ♪ ♪ >> eric: hello, everyone. it's 5:00 in new york city new york city. this is "thnew york city.it'm ". along with andrea tantaros, bob beckel, dana perino and greg gutfeld. on the show, allegation of herman cain and example of the dirty tricks between left wing website politico and one of the campaign rivals. we'll tell you what we know. plus, is president obama still smoking in three months after cashing in big on the wedding, kim kardashian calls it quits. what is up with that? "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: our top story tonight, we're would be year away from the 2012 presidential election. today, the republican national committee launched an ad hitting obama hard on the economy. take a listen. >> the question in this election is not are you better off than you were four years ago. the real question is will this country be better off four years from now? >> in the three years since he took office, unemployment has gone up 72%. >> we haven't made enough progress on the economy. >> four years lat

you got to demand fbn, fox business network. >> why do you want to demand it? i'm right here. [laughter] ♪ >> hello, everyone. i'm your minuscule motor mouth greg gutfeld along with the coolest democrat, bob beckel. it's 5:00, coming to you live from inside the world's largest pinball machine in new york city. this is "the five." the show is packed tighter than barney frank's luggage. let's arm relative truth, america. "the five" starts as soon as i end this unnecessary sentences. according to politico, president obama's worst critic is actually obama himself. wow. how refreshing. so counting obama, that's exactly one critic of the president in the mainstream media. the website points out that obama's self-critiques began early in his term, a notable departure from his predecessor, george w. bush. so true. bush had no had interest in himself, but for obama thinking about obama is a full-time job. then adds, obama supporters see the public self doubt as proof of the president's honesty. even when the president admits he's imperfect, that makes him more perfect. it's like when

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on fbn. if you don't get it. >> i don't know if i want to say anything after friday. >> neil: i'm very sorry what happened to you. what happened? not happy. >> i fell down some stairs. i did. demand it. >> his people were piling on you. i notice you've got people or

if you don't get fbn -- >> go ahead. make my day. demand it. ♪ ♪ >> eric: hello, everyone. it's 5:00 in new york city new york city. this is "thnew york city.it'm ". along with andrea tantaros, bob beckel, dana perino and greg gutfeld. on the show, allegation of herman cain and example of the dirty tricks between left wing website politico and one of the campaign rivals. we'll tell you what we know. plus, is president obama still smoking in three months after cashing in big on the wedding, kim kardashian calls it quits. what is up with that? "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: our top story tonight, we're would be year away from the 2012 presidential election. today, the republican national committee launched an ad hitting obama hard on the economy. take a listen. >> the question in this election is not are you better off than you were four years ago. the real question is will this country be better off four years from now? >> in the three years since he took office, unemployment has gone up 72%. >> we haven't made enough progress on the economy. >> four years lat

one hour from now on fbn, republican congressman from florida is with us. i always worry that you don't already have, you don't have it. >> demand it. >> oh! >> neil: you know, i'm -- [ laughter ] we went away from demand it being that you could bring something more dramatic to

on fbn. if you don't get it. >> i don't know if i want to say anything after friday. >> neil: i'm very sorry what happened to you. what happened? not happy. >> i fell down some stairs. i did. demand it. >> his people were piling on you. i notice you've got people supporting you. >> yeah. i got them with me.

one hour from now on fbn, republican congressman from florida is with us. i always worry that you don't already have, you don't have it. >> demand it. >> oh! >> neil: you know, i'm -- [ laughter ] we went away from demand it being that you could bring something more dramatic to the table.

if you don't get fbn. >> ho, ho, demand it. >> neil: do it again. if you don't get -- good night! ♪ ♪ >> greg: happy thanksgiving, everyone. it's 5:00 on the east coast. 2:00 p.m. in oxnard. this is "the five." i'm greg gutfeld. introduce my co-hosts. she puts the cute in prosecute. it's kimberly guilfoyle. the fantastic to the left, bob beckel. the lion king of the right wing. eric bolling. she is so adorable that babies stop her on the street and say, "hey, you're adorable." it's dana perino. this show is stuffed tighter than grandma's turkey so gobble the facts. the show starts as soon as my medication wears off. ♪ ♪ >> greg: so, what do you do when your college kid comes home for thanksgiving and his brain is filled with dumb ideas about life? now, i don't have kids. after all, how can i tell a brat what to do when my ankle bracelet keeps blinking? but that doesn't meeb i can't give advice. what if skippy changed his name to national committe che at america is at fault for everything. have him occupy the backyard. if he tells you that capitalism must be replaced with w

. >> bill: this is fox business network, right fbn thursday. stossel's version of free speech and you are not going to whine anybody that i don't let you talk. >> no. i promise. that was it? i'm done. >> bill: directly ahead obama care heads to the supreme court risky gamble for the president. is it legal will analyze >> bill: in the is it legal segment tonight, the supreme court has agreed to decide whether obama care is unconstitutional. arguments are lakely to begin as soon as late february with a ruling by june. that, of course will impact the presidential election. here now to analyze attorneys and fox news analyst kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. you may remember that i predicted that the supreme court would find this unconstitutional. i believe the vote will be 5 to 4 along partisan lines unfortunately. >> right. >> there was an analysis in the "wall street journal" today that agrees with me. again, it was written by a conservative person. it says basically the states, the states are the ones that hold the power in ordering people what

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stuart varney, we'll catch you on fbn. martha: the unemployment rate from december of 2007, and season 2008, it has been above the 9% level you can see on the line below the red. so it dropped slightly to 9 per. this is a decent trend. as a reference point the yellow one that will pop up along the 6 per area shows you where we would be in a healthy area. that's 6 per. so a long way to go to close that gap. bill: the stalemate is as strong as ever. republicans blocking a $60 billion measure to build and fix highways and bridges. house republicans say they have passed 16 bills that are sitting on the senate side. martha: fiscally conservative paul ryan says congress has come to an agreement on a jobs bill. but the wisconsin republican sean told sean hannity he doesn't think the president is looking for a compromise. >> unemployment went up 10% after stimulus passed, not the 8% they promised. and the president is campaigning, impugning the motives of his political adversaries. if he was look for compromise do you think he wou

bill: fbn. thank you, stuart. martha: boy, that is an ugly picture from stuart varney this morning. how about this fox news alert for you. american airlines is filing for bankruptcy. the airline's parent company saying it made the move to make the airline more competitive, more efficient. we're told flight schedules will remain normal. i always wonder about maintenance and all those important things when you deal with these kind of financial issues for our airlines. the frequent flyer miles are expected to rehain intact. you can be fairly optimistic on that point right now. american was the only major airline that did not file for bankruptcy after september 11th in that period but now american airlines is another one. bill: that stock will get hammered too when the stocks open. >> down 30% in the early going. bill: cyber monday turning out to be as big as black friday. new numbers showing shopping online, they jumped yesterday up double digit ditsz up 18% from a year ago. taking advantage of web deals, trolling the internet for the best bargains they can find out there. >> consumers

stuart varney breaking the news on fbn a short time ago. good morning. how will this work, stuart? >> it is very simple. we will flood europe with cheap dollars. they have ground to a halt. they have run out of money. nobody wants the euro. in comes the u.s. green back riding to the rescue. that is exactly what will happen. we're cranking up printing press for the federal reserve. joined by the canadians, brits, japanese, european central bank. they're all in it. cranking out much cheaper dollars, flooding them into europe to relief tear crisis. bill: this is just like the fed printing money here at home in the american market but instead it will go to the europeans? >> all these central banks have a store of dollars. bill: how does that affect us? >> the immediate outcome is our stock market goes straight up. because that is what investors want to see, a rescue of europe. there is another negative you will see fairly soon. that is inflation. when you print a ton of dollars you raise the price of energy and food. it is already happening. price of oil has gone to $101 per barrel. th

see you on fbn. >> reporter: sure. bill: martha? martha: breaking news on the retirement of a legend. joe paterno saying he is done after this season. new details on this really unsettling, awful story. bill: also attorney general eric holder grilled by republican lawmakers on "fast and furious". did he help or hurt himself? we'll talk to a leading member of the senate committee that oversees the department of justice. >> my feelings of sympathy and regret go out to the terry family and i hope that the steps that we have put in place, the measures that i have called for, will prevent other federal agents, local, state agents from being, the subject of this kind of violence we're america's natural gas and here's what we did today: supported nearly 3 million steady jobs across our country... ... scientists, technicians, engineers, machinists... ... adding nearly 400 billion dollars to our economy... we're at work providing power to almost a quarter of our homes and businesses... ... and giving us cleaner rides to work and school... an

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and a great anchor on fbn. isn't michael link wonderful? >> what a sweet kid. and i have to say, i was talking to him outside, he's one of the lucky ones. he only looked for two months. i have to tell you, a lot of folks are looking for six months, a year. good for him. >> let's beat the record today. who is up first today? >> we'll go to marriott first. i had the head of global hr on last week, they have 60,000 jobs. 30,000 are here in the united states. these are entry level but they like to hire from within. this is david rodriguez, here's what he told me that they need. >> a lot of them are entry-level jobs which is great so you, you know, there are no barriers to entry. we pride ourselves of people coming in in the hourly ranks and 40% of our managers actually start in the hourly ranks and many of our senior executives started in the hourly ranks. >> the number 3 executive at marriott started at the bottom. he is now the number three worldwide for marriott. they really do practice what they preach. >> they absolutely do. let's talk about this one, kind of