will i bob sniffed the glue in hitz family. >> bob: i did. my mother passed away about ten years ago. she was an unbelievable wonderfully influence. my old mom up and split. there is me and my mom. my mother was a modle in new york city. she was the chesterfield girl at times square. laid out and smoked the cigarettes and stuff. remarkable woman. she had to pick it up, she had alcohol problems. we all did. but she kept the family together when the old man up and split and left her with all kind of bills. i will always appreciate that. i miss her to this day. >> eric: were you a leg mod? >> bob: was i a leg model? no. >> andrea: those are really short' shorts. daisy dukes. >> i'm italian boy who never left his mom. technically she passed away eight years ago and still feels like it happened yesterday. mom, love you. picture? we have a picture. she is on the left. wearing the white. miss you. love you. that's it. >> greg: you guys love the sun. kimberly? >> kimberly: i didn't have a picture of my mom to bring forward. but you guys and my friend

he's misinformed. >> kimberly: bobby, bob, bob. eyes on momma. $900 billion spent on stimulus in the beginning of his term. >> bob: he cut a lot of spending beyond that. >> andrea: take the stimulus aside, tarp two, obama is responsible for, we're still spending at historic levels. >> bob: if you spend money -- look. social security and medicare increase, by cost of increase, they do and every president goes up. it just does. >> andrea: you admit it goes up. >> bob: of course it's up in entitlement spending but in terms of the discretionary spending in the budget he spent much less than george bush. >> andrea: we're borrowing $1 trillion a year. >> bob: george bush never counted his wars in his budget. >> eric: calm down. spending is going up, percentage of gdp going up as well. >> greg: it makes me pessimistic, the fact we can't get along. a junkie only stops using the junk until the junk runs out. if you look at what is happening around the world. people are spending until they can't spend anymore. that is what is going to happen

barbra streisand, bob. does he get along with the 1% >> eric: you hung out with george clooney the other night. >> eric: i did. >> bob: wanted to get your picture with him, so did andrea. i don't know what you're talking about. >> dana: he didn't have to write a check. >> bob: that is a good chunk of dough. a lot of people bid to get one seat that they don't pay $40,000 to get in. fact of the matter democrats raised money for from hollywood for a long time. republicans raised money from oil companies for a long time. what is the big deal? >> eric: is the big deal that president obama came out in support of gay marriage. all of a sudden the number they were supposed to raise is $12 million. now it's north of $15 million. >> dana: possibly. a big day for a lot of people. it meant a lot to them. i don't think you can take away from that. the fundraising thing is proof in the pudding. you can draw a direct parallel. this could get attention. if you fast forward five-and-a-half months from now, this hollywood st

>> kimberly: two minutes, bob. >> bob: nationwide, mitt romney leads by 48/47. the second poll, romney also is leading. excuse me, among independents, 38-48/38, which is good for romney. the battleground states, this is the one that decide the election. obama is ahead. there are things i found that were concerning if i were romney. 17-point likability gap between obama and romney. no person with less likability in polling won since 1980. how did you overcome be likable guy? >> eric: he is a likable guy. fantastically likable year. three-and-a-half years, the likability ain't putting food on the table for mid-america. >> bob: why is it because he's not high on electability? >> dana: the republican primary had a lot to do with it. in a lot of ways what i'd worry about if i was the obama team he has nowhere to go but up. people don't necessarily want a likable president. they want a competent president. >> greg: the reason obama is likable and romney is not likable, that is how the media viewed the candidates. they see romney is the dad they didn't get along with.

bob did. >> bob: two of them. him and donna summers in one week. terrible. >> greg: i think, you are too young to be -- >> dana: everybody knows beegees. >> greg: they were my seventh and eighth grade prom when you learned how to slow down. the worst clothes. saturday night fever. >> kimberly: the worst guy to slow dance doto is "stai "stairwastairway to heaven" wite wrong guy. i hope my legs give out. >> greg: banned word of the day is "extraordinary." it used to be people used great. he is a great guy. that is a great book. now it's extraordinary. the more you say extraordinary, the more ordinary it becomes. >> dana: i don't think anybody has called you extraordinary. greg that was just hurtful. -- >> greg: that was just hurtle. >> kimberly: not nicism am banning you from one more thing for the rest of this segment. that was mean. >> kimberly: i have a fantastic book i read. i have been waiting on this day do to announce the book "fearless" is out, written by a talented author. eric lem. this is released tomorrow. undaunted courage and ultimate s

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>> bob: a traitor. anybody who gives up their citizenship, dodge taxes in this country is a traitor. been a them from every business in the united states. >> greg: are the beatles traitors? rolling stones traitors? >> bob: what does vit to do with anything? >> greg: they left their country to avoid taxes. >> bob: i'm talking about united states of america. >> greg: so you're a patrio patriot. >> bob: if they give up the citizenship is a schmuck. i forget what his name is. >> eric: move to next one. jamie dimon got paid $2 million. he will get hit $23 million. he employs $260,000 people. has trillion dollars in asset under management. all power to you. >> eric: i understand he is a nice -- >> bob: i understand he is a nice guy according to you, which is not the only confirmation i would need. but he has been in washington spending millions of dollars. this guy is the same guy, the rules blocked and would have stopped the $2 billion in taxpayer funded supported bank. he should be out of a job. >> eric: th

. >> bob: all right, all right. we've been through this enough. >> greg: eat a carrot. >> dana: i don't think brownies cause you to burp. >> greg: the way he eats them. shews them down his throat and chases it with coffee. >> kimberly: i don't find this to be an effective tool. this is troublesome when you think about this. this is the best they have to do to make attack against romney. they have real trouble with their messaging. i don't think they want to go down this path. i don't think it will get them a lot of headway in swing states. i don't think it will make headway with independents. that's where they need to focus. apparently they feel they shored up their base pretty well. >> eric: in the ad, he calls romney -- not personally, president obama, but one of the people in the ad vampire. like watching an old friend bleed to death. is that fair? >> greg: the thing, is interesting the ad was paid for by the last george clooney fundraising dinner. it really was. microcosm of the hollywood liberal movie. which is

between my house and the -- >> bob: the bus boys. >> andrea: bob. >> bob: the kitchen. >> andrea: what about you? >> greg: i had a great job before i went to college. i was a pool monitor. which was not a lifeguard but a pool monitor at a condominium, which i was told, instructed if somebody was to drown not to save them. because legally if i failed they could get sued. don't bother jumping in if you see anything. just call 911. i was a terrible swimmer. >> bob: i was a garbage man and i delivered food to psyche ward in funeral home. >> kimberly: i was in a delicatessen. i love salami and i ate more than i made. >> eric: summer job quickly. road construction crew. went to the owne, can i get a job? yes. you go to frank, who was the alderman in chicago. it had to literally write the alderman a check to get a job at a private company. >> bob: did you find jimmy hoffa? >> eric: no. >> andrea: coming up, did you put on a few extra pounds at the barbecue? don't sweat it. cheeseburgers can be good for you, in a way. food for thought, next. graduation, huh ? crazy, right ? well, with this dro

>> bob: yes. sorry. >> andrea: thank you. >> kimberly: practice your smile. >> bob: give me a smile. yeah. >> andrea: the politics of this, trying to paint midromney as being antiwoman is not a possible line of attack. if you look at the primary site, you can't have it both ways. he was being attacked by redstate.org for supporting planned parenthood for expanding their rights when he was governor of massachusetts for having them sit on the board of romney care. that is a benefit of having someone labeled as squishy moderate in the past. but to say he doesn't like women is a stretch. it's not working politically. >> bob: calling for alition of planned parent do you -- >> kimberly: no one is saying that. 'canes >> dana: you can make the same case for npr. >> bob: i was talking about what romney said. if that is the case, there are a lot of women walking around not with addressing cervical cancer -- >> dana: that is absurd. not true. >> bob: how is it not true? >> dana: now we have obamacare so ever

>> bob: it wasn't. i got malicious things started and it cost me speeches and job and lots of things. i knew who did it, but i couldn't sue them. >> eric: i get trashed nightly. >> bob: that is just from your wife. >> eric: ha, ha, ha. you are not going to not get booked for a speech if someone says bob is too liberal. the couple suffered mental anguish and loss of reputation and business. we have can't -- >> dana: we can't have every case going to court. that won't work. something has to happen culturally. >> dana: this is a deterrent. they know it's repercussions. if they post things they know untrue. because it's online. doesn't mean it shouldn't be punished. >> eric: i bet you they will be up for -- >> kimberly: right, of course they will appeal it. i don't think they get paid. >> bob: you don't think so? >> no. >> kimberly: they did. that's what he is trying to say. twitter and the bullying cases where people get hurt. this goes on hundreds and thousands of times. >> bob: how do you make it frighte

bob has a point. there is dignity in any kind of work and you have to willing to make choices that you wouldn't normally make, like moving to another city or taking a job that was ideal. that guy on hannity, we're milking to death is not representative of that generation. he represents emasculated beta bail with poorly poor facial hair. protester and example of a tool that wants to be paid for being him. you shouldn't smear an entire generation of people who look for work -- >> eric: stay there. >> greg: i'm not going anywhere. >> eric: hannity said i'll get you a job and he said no, i won't make $80,000 or more. that's why he wouldn't take a job. >> greg: he is not representative. he thinks jobs are fantasy world where you get paid to be yourself, you get paid to be a protester. he doesn't have, he will not take a mcdonald's job. he is a poor example i think. i don't think everybody is like that. i can't say get a job. look what i do. i have no discernible skills. i can't job and i can't work with ma

>> bob: no. i'm not sure that he is reflective of american because we don't have four cars and elevators in our garage. >> brian: we want it. >> bob: but we predicted romney early on, on the show. a lot of reasons for that. one, running before is a big advantage. he learned from that run. he had a weak field against him. despite they were nasty toward him, he handled it well. he didn't lose step. he did well in the debates and he learned a lot about the debates. on top of that, he had a message on jobs that fit in the environment he is in. romney was the right choice for the republicans at the right time, right place with experience. now he is up against a pro, not against the ron paul and gingrich and other folks. what you said about romney he is engaging right away. he doesn't let obama get away with saying anything. obama does the same with him. i will be a slugfest. >> dana: talk about donald trump for another second. he's a lightning rod for attention. george will, columnist, had something t

bob, do you remember where you were? can you say? >> bob: i was on a date. we were watching a movie. it was not on the tv movie. so after that -- >> bob: was it a movie you filmed yourself? >> dana: goodness. >> bob: no. those have all been destroyed. but i did turn on the news. there it was. i was ecstatic. something we went up, report for a long time. how many years? since -- ten years, right? >> dana: eric, do you remember? >> eric: i don't remember to be perfectly honest with you. i had to have been home. sunday night. >> dana: must have been home. right? that is the story, we're sticking to it. >> eric: someone called and said president obama is going to speak. never thought it would be we got barack obama. >> dana: i usegot -- we got usa. >> dana: i used to get late-night phone calls. if you did, you thought something bad is happening. i picked up and saw the blackberry someone from the mainstream media i used to talk to. i hit ignore. then another call came in from another outlet, i hit ignore again. it checked my e-mail. my husband asked what is goin

how do they portray bob? >> bob: the fat guy. >> kimberly: bob! >> greg: have to get joyy beha -- joy behar to host. >> kimberly: that might be mean-spirited, greg. >> dana: in some ways "saturday night live" never had any problem finding something funny with president bush. that was always hilarious. it's interesting to me, nobody actually does a good imitation of president obama. >> greg: they don't want to. >> dana: they don't want to. right. they don't think it's funny. >> kimberly: they feel awkward about it. how are you supposed to imitate him. >> bob: who is the famous boy i go? rich little said he was difficult to do. >> dana: nobody is that tall and handsome. >> bob: if anybody believes "saturday night live" politics are not to the left, i guarantee you that you look at it over the years, these are people who graduate most of them out of the second city in chicago. liberal background. of course they're more partisan. >> dana: it is. i would die if they did a segment about us. i would be embarrassed. >> kimberly: wait for it. >> bob: who d

get this, big bob. food stamp recipients are ripping off taxpayers to the tune of millions of dollars. illegally selling the benefit cards for cash. on ebay or craigslist. it cost $750 million a year. that ain't champ change, mr. . $750 million of estimated fraud and food stamps. >> bob: how much is the food stamp budget? >> eric: $57 billion. >> bob: $75 billion. i've been asking for the number. >> eric: 1/10th of 1%. bonds big deal. >> eric: big deal? $750 million? >> greg: that is the beauty. you can say big deal. it's not the money. easier to trash a public bathroom than private bathroom. fraud is less a priority when it's not your money. >> bob: you are trashing 9 #% of the people -- 99% of the people for 1% of the people that do fraud. i admit there is fraud. there is fraud in the military and the police department. >> dana: what about the healthcare system? >> greg: fraud in solyndra? >> bob: you are painting them a brush of fraud. >> eric: this is one program they found $750 million. >> greg: a

>>bob: go ahead. okay the status of force agreement that obama signed, with karzai was a very important mile stop for us. it leaves behind a number of u.s. troops after 2013 when we will withdraw and the troops will be there to both teach the afghan police and their military how to be good fighters and to protect the border with pakistan. if you get the taliban separated and split you have a better chance. they will not go away. this country does not have the basis for another 10 years of war. >> no one has made any progress in this place. >> you are doing a good job you said. >> to make sure that dana cannot talk? >> correct. >> i want to go through all the problems with afghanistan. starting with (a). dana: i have a different position, i think we should have sent more and continued down the path. i agree. i don't necessarily think the american people were hooking for the patience for the war but looking for the moral reason for why we were there and you have to be reminded of that. if that is no lon

between my house and the -- >> bob: the bus boys. >> andrea: bob. >> bob: the kitchen. >> andrea: what about you? >> greg: i had a great job before i went to college. i was a pool monitor. which was not a lifeguard but a pool monitor at a condominium, which i was told, instructed if somebody was to drown not to save them. because legally if i failed they could get sued. don't bother jumping in if you see anything. just call 911. i was a terrible swimmer. >> bob: i was a garbage man and i delivered food to psyche ward in funeral home. >> kimberly: i was in a delicatessen. i love salami and i ate more than i made. >> eric: summer job quickly. road construction crew. went to the owne, can i get a job? yes. you go to frank, who was the alderman in chicago. it had to literally write the alderman a check to get a job at a private company. >> bob: did you find jimmy hoffa? >> eric: no. >> andrea: coming up, did you put on a few extra pounds at the barbecue? don't sweat it. cheeseburgers can be good for you, in a way. food for thought, next. today, we stand against the tyranny of single mile c

>> bob: i do. i have three of my friends here from college and i have to go. >> greg: coming up, everybody knows hollywood is president obama personal p.r. firm? but did he give top secret information to movie producers? if you leigh now you will miss eric bolling modeling a white linen top. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: welcome back, everybody. we have a huge breaking story for you, one that shines a bright light on the mind set of the obama administration. according to dock mens changed through judicial watch, freedom of information lawsuit in days following the bin laden raid, obama leaked classified information to the raid about hollywood filmmakers and something more troubling, it appears that the white house arrangeed for filmmakers to meet directly with highest level counterterror advisor, the c.i.a. and commander from the navy seal team six. get this, the film was to be released, victory lap released in october days before the 2012 election. folks we can't make this stuff up. kimberly, i'm conce

>>bob: it was very mean. the idea somehow this guy is representative of everyone in occupy wall street. >> he runs it. he is a leader. >>bob: i thought you said there is no leadership. can i get back to hannity. i have several questions. mr. hannity, are you, have you, are you nor or have you ever been a pen, listen, you were brutal on this guy, and there are a lot of the issues he raised. >>sean: is there a question here? >>bob: i learned how to do that you ask a five minute title and you repeat yourself and you get mad. i want to know what you agree with some of the things. do you not agree the income inequality in the country? >>sean: i don't think it is the government's role to be redistributing the wealth. and --. >>bob: but corporations --. >>sean: i turn this question on you and i think it is fair to ask especially if light of the fact you have this love affair with president obama and you have portrait of him over your bed and you light a candle before you go do bed at night. here is an important ques