kimberly, kick it off. >> kimberly: i had a great thanksgiving. i didn't cook. everybody was happy. >> bob: i bet that was a break. >> kimberly: no doubt. i did the grocery run. i was at my in-law's house. fabulous thanksgiving. everybody loved it and bella got turkey. she was happy. >> dana: that is the dog. >> kimberly: that is the dog. >> eric: bob, your thanksgiving? >> bob: i went to my ex-wife's house because my kids were there. my mother-in-law -- she and i have had a rough time. she comes in the house and says i love dana perino. and dana perino made you the turkey of the year, turkey. and she went wheeling right by. >> dana: it was said in love. >> bob: i levitt the house i realized why i -- i left the house and realized why i love it the first time. >> dana: i had to come up with five turkeys on "fox and friends." i came up with my turkeys and i did a shameless promotion of the show. so i made bob the number one turkey. you have to see it. it was done in love. >> bob: that may be the weakest argument i've heard. >> andrea: i was at my sister's. she mad

kimberly? >> kimberly: a little bit of both. not quite the middle. but i mean we still need more facts to come out. am i disgusted with the specifics, not paying the wine bill? ridiculous. they are piling it on definitely. it happened a long time ago. if they were that wounded, why didn't they bring a legal case against him in court? and report it to the employment board. >> andrea: some claims they're making. she had another complaint she took after the national restaurant association offended by a joke about men and women. is this even sexual harassment or women overly sensitive? >> greg: if that e-mail is sexual harassment, i am suing my aunt who is sending me e-mails about how cats are better than men. you know who i believe in this? i believe in gloria allred. she has a rat signal. she looks up at the sky and it says opportunity for self-promotion. she hops on a broom and there and never wrong. >> andrea: isn't there three sides to every story? his, hers and the truth? >> eric: this morning in the meeting we talked about it, it doesn't matter. f

>> greg: i care. >> kimberly: we all care. >> juan: you care? >> kimberly: i do. i do care. it's disrespectful. >> juan: it's not. g if i didn't care we would haven't an "a" block. >> brian: the other thing to bring up is she is against war in particular. we would haven't a country as a nation against war, revolutionary war, we saved the world two or three times according to my stats. >> juan: you and i might be in support of military action. but you know what? not everybody is. we have content and objections in our country. thank god we have a peace movement. mr. greg gutfeld doesn't appreciate someone as an idea of social activist. >> greg: i respect you call me mr. greg gutfeld. why do pacifists and people are always the most aggressive jerks around. if you go to a movement people say no war, they are so rude! they're so angry. talk about anger. >> andrea: veterans day doesn't have to do with being pro or antiwar it's honoring the men and women who served. that's something we can all agree on except for woman in the bay area. why? why? >> juan: right. >> greg: she declare

>> kimberly: i didn't! >> dana: did you wear that? >> bob: if you fly a lot, you should be ready to go through the damn line. run up to the plastic bins and all of a sudden they start take this off, this off, this off. >> dana: sorry, my wallet is in my pocket. >> bob: following old people in store with a coupon. >> eric: then women who have to go to their purse and search for it. >> dana: get your money ready before putting your ticket at the garbage garage. >> greg: you need fly a lot airlines that sign up to look how often you fly. if you fly three or four types a month you are eligible for fly a lot. no line. >> dana: that is the innovation that america needs. this shows that president obama is wrong. americans are not lazy. we have great ideas. >> greg: i just came up with it. >> kimberly: it's like my underwear and bra are setting off all the alarms. i know they're not. >> greg: it's alarming. >> bob: you need to get through security. >> kimberly: did you know that bob beckel gets up at 6:00 a.m. on b

>> kimberly: yes. the guy is walking on gigantic shards of glass trying to navigate it like a mind field ready to blow. so he could have said anything. you can't say sweetheart or princess. >> dana: i was really uncomfortable with it. >> greg: really? >> dana: yeah. i was. i think your presidential candidates -- a lot of people can call her a lot of things. she called george bush a lot of things. he never retaliated in kind. when you are a presidential candidate you hold yourself to a higher standard. she earned the title of speaker. i might disagree with her on every single policy but she earned it fair and square and lost it fair and square. >> bob: the other thing to say about this, if you listen to what cain was saying leading up to the comment it was substantive. he talked about legislation and had numbers right. then all of a sudden out of nowhere comes "princess nanc nancy." my question is he is talking about nancy pelosi or -- do we know for sure? >> andrea: nancy grace? >> dana: stop it, bob.

>> greg: i care. >> kimberly: we all care. >> juan: you care? >> kimberly: i do. i do care. it's disrespectful. >> juan: it's not. g if i didn't care we would haven't an "a" block. >> brian: the other thing to bring up is she is against war in particular. we would haven't a country as a nation against war, revolutionary war, we saved the world two or three times according to my stats. >> juan: you and i might be in support of military action. but you know what? not everybody is. we have content and objections in our country. thank god we have a peace movement. mr. greg gutfeld doesn't appreciate someone as an idea of social activist. >> greg: i respect you call me mr. greg gutfeld. why do pacifists and people are always the most aggressive jerks around. if you go to a movement people say no war, they are so rude! they're so angry. talk about anger. >> andrea: veterans day doesn't have to do with being pro or antiwar it's honoring the men and women who served. that's something we can all agree on except for woman in the bay area. why? why? >> juan: right. >> greg: she declare

. >> kimberly: please! before we get the full 12-month calendar of i heart the conservative women from eric bolling. all right. >> dana: we're moving on. poor tim tebow can't catch a break. people are is up jet about this. jersey has been created by fans, we'll tell you what is going on out west, my hometown when we come back. [ man ] i got this citi thank you card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes, i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ keep on going in this direction. take thibridge over here. the it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] write your story with the citi thankyou premier card, with no point caps, and points that don't expire. get started at thankyoucard.citi.com. ♪ ♪ >> eric: at day, another attack on tim tebow. this time from the custom jerseys his fans are designing. his fans are designing. i might send one to bill maher for christmas. you are a tim tebow farn, right? >> da

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>> kimberly: i am. >> bob: go ahead. >> kimberly: we're just going back. we have update to the michele bachmann rude story. that's next. we're updating it. that's why. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: welcome back to "the five." bob, stop it. a couple of quick updates to a story we did in the "a" block earlier in the show. congress -- by the way, the democratic congresswoman from new york, issued a state in the support of michele bachmann. the statement reads, "the choice of songs they introduced michele bachmann on late night with jimmy fallon last night was insulting and inappropriate. i do not share michele bachmann's politics but she deserves to be treated with respect. no female politician and no woman should be subjected to this offensive innuendo like she was last night. nbc should apologize." >> kimberly: i love this. this is great she showed leadership. obviously, it's the right thing to do. for once, sticking up for conservative woman. if it was anybody else, like you say, pelosi would be outraged. >> andrea: this rarely happens but the con

kimberly, on the legal front -- >> kimberly: that is rush weekend at a fraternity. no, you, no, you. >> dana: we heard from -- we heard from a paper, the "washington post" yesterday that one of the accusers does want to tell her story but is barred from doing so because of the settlement. help us on legal side of things. what is happening? >> kimberly: is there is a lawyer, he is representing the accused, the main one that did the deal with the national restaurant association. the suggestion is perhaps she wants to come forward. we are hearing conflicting reports there. pursuit to agreement she is barred from doing so. if she did come forward she would in fact then violate the agreement and have to forfeit the settlement. think about it, perhaps a network. other place, not fox, we don't pay, would come in and say we're going to come in and we want you to do a deal, do a book and et cetera and the amount would succeed that. then maybe it's advantageous to do that and forfeit the money. >> greg: that is scary. >> bob: if she gives up $50,000 bucks, she is going to get

>> kimberly: aunt jemimah or bisquick. get the premade. >> bob: it was on this show last week with great fear and loathing that the occupy wall street people would shut down black friday. i think the producers thought that was a big story. what happened? not a single store was shut down. they use pepper spray. get over there and get the waffles. that was me -- >> greg: i noticed by the back tattoo. >> bob: right. [ laughter ] the economy does work. people who are buying -- >> dana: a $2 waffle iron. >> bob: wait a minute. the middle class re-entered the consumption market on friday and they got to be there and stay. face reality, obama is going to be -- >> greg: that is what you hated and why you wouldn't support occupy wall street. blind consumption. >> greg: i have something important. you see the line and you see people camping out. you see the doors open and they are flooding the wal-mart and flooding the shelves for the $2 waffle iron. the economy is so bad, people are hurt something badly they have to fight for stupi

slam dunk. >> kimberly: wow! this is like the least obnoxious thing the board of supervisors has done. they pride themselves to be activists and they like the to overrun the mayor's office. they do things in the pass like we want legislation about burma. really? >> greg: this is the same city they allowed people to walk around naked in restaurants. >> bob: what is wrong with that? >> greg: they're not attractive women. >> bob: okay. sorry, sorry big greg. okay, can you imagine what mcdonald's would have been like with 5-year-olds denied toys? imagine how loud that would have been? i can speak on this. when you went through your government rip, your eyes were clued directly at me. make the point >> eric: the only one at the table in favor of bigger government. >> bob: you're right. there is something to be careful about here. there is some advantage to the nutritional facts. do you have a problem with having the calorie content? >> eric: filled with nutritional value of a happy meal? point is the happy meal. >> er

>> kimberly: aunt jemimah or bisquick. get the premade. >> bob: it was on this show last week with great fear and loathing that the occupy wall street people would shut down black friday. i think the producers thought that was a big story. what happened? not a single store was shut down. they use pepper spray. get over there and get the waffles. that was me -- >> greg: ioticed by the back tattoo. >> bob: right. [ laughter ] the economy does work. people who are buying -- >> dana: a $2 waffle iron. >> bob: wait a minute. the middle class re-entered the consumption market on friday and they got to be there and stay. face reality, obama is going to be -- >> greg: that is what you hated and why you wouldn't support occupy wall street. blind consumption. >> greg: i have something important. you see the line and you see people camping out. you see the doors open and they are flooding the wal-mart and flooding the shelves for the $2 waffle iron. the economy is so bad, people are hurt something badly they have to fight for stupid

you're right. >> kimberly: that's a wrap. tonight, herman cain goes on the record with greta van susteren. tune in at 10:00 p.m. eastern. up next on "the five," president obama plays class warrior against the rich. what? again? we have the tape. all next. don't forget to e-mail us at thefive@foxnews.com. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, helps cover some of the medical expenses... not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying up to thousands of dollars... out of your own pocket. these are the only medicare supplement insurance plans... exclusively endorsed by aarp. when you call now, yo

>> kimberly: harry reid agrees with bob. american people are tired of the elected leaders listen to extreme voices in the party instead of voices of reason. disappointed that the republicans never found the courage to ignore the tea party extremists and millionaire lobbyists like norquist and -- >> bob: exactly. >> dana: this is my point. the democrats poll tested this line to death. toomey, kyl and portman put on the table is defiance of grover norquist. >> bob: defied it, true. >> dana: what is harry reid saying? it doesn't make sense. >> bob: can i get the poll to show what the american people think of this? do we have that? i want to show how american people think of millionaires. >> dana: oh, please. >> bob: you is it around here as if you are somehow -- >> bob: wait, pay attention. if you have something to pontificate here when two-third of the american people want a position. >> eric: what number do you think the millionaires and billionaires should be taxed at? >> bob: 60%. >> eric: if you raise tax rate of millionai

>> kimberly: they need to change the law. there is move in the new york to change the law of the mandatory reporting. there are other issues with this. mike mcqueary shouldn't be at penn state. he was an eyewitness to what was going on. saw the act. >> brian: how could she? >> kimberly: breaking it up. he's not a munchkin guy who can't get in there and save the kid. instead he tells his dad. why? he wanted to make sure how to handle it to protect penn state. >> bob: there is another aspect of this story i found not quite as outrageous but plus. a woman judge decreased the bail substantially and he got out and is walking around. she volunteered for the charity which he used as cruising ground for judge kid. >> kimberly: the district judge lessy did that. >> dana: one of the best articles on this is from megan mccartal. the division of how corrupt it was and layers of corruption go so deep one thing that penn state needs to do bring in a former prosecutor type. they come in and says whatever we find, it's going to be open and t

." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: thank you. i'm kimberly guilfoyle with andrea tantaros, bob beckel, eric bolling, greg gutfeld. this is "the five." you just saw herman cain addressing the sexual abuse allegations. so does it end the controversy or just raise more questions? andrea, flat out accusations against him. he said he denies all of them. they're false. he hired famed attorney lynnwood, which tells you something. he is taking this very seriously. he seemed to be very strong across the board in terms of presentation and rebutting this. >> glenn: i call this an extremely fierce counterpunch. something he should have done a while ago but nevertheless, this is the move he needed to make. he answered a lot of questions and stayed with us for a long time. i think he hit back really hard. he kept repeating these are baseless allegations. he stayed true to himself, this is the herman cain brand. coming to the people. the ending was one of the best part. we have big may chure issues in this country, let's get back to them. job w

in oakland, nbc news. >> thank you, kimberly. we can see some video there while you were talking of some folks trying to pull down a fence and a few other things. we'll get back to kimberly at the top of the hour as well. we'll be right back. >>> there was an emotional scene in a florida courtroom as dozens of foster children were legally adopted. among them was a 17-year-old girl who wasn't sure whether this day would ever come. >> it was a day of firsts for this 17-year-old. the first day she was officially able to have a family of her own. >> i love them and i'm so thankful for everything they do. >> reporter: and the first day she'll go by her new name. mercy, a name she says shows her a name that reflects the mercy god showed by sending her a new family. a name her new parents weren't so sure about at first. >> she came to us after that and then said, you know, it's just like i've really been thinking about it and i think my new name will be the truth about my past so we couldn't argue with that. >> reporter: almost an adult

kimberly is in oakland with more of what is going on. kimberly? >> reporter: protesters say they constantly feel under the threat of an eviction but say that they are ready for it. as ready as they can be. police handed out eviction notices three days before the raid last month when they came in and took down the encampment. occupy portland is officially on in the. police have served written notices ordering them to evacuate. while they say they have free speech and right to assemble, they say that camping overnight in the park is illegal. still, the tents are up and while protesters say that they are representing the 99%, they are 100% committed to staying here. earlier today, a rally was held and protesters say it was held in solidarity and the revolution in egypt. >> it's important for us to recognize that although we're locally based and deal with oakland issues, this is a global movement and that the exploitation of human beings is global and for them to have solidarity around the world. >> reporter: another march was planned for this evening