bob of course it. will -- >> bob: of course it will. if you have more supply -- more demand -- >> bob: that's the market. >> kimberly: held action. it's not going to work that way at all. >> eric: the former speaker of the house today or yesterday, today -- yesterday, i believe it was. said there is a $4,000 tax credit for middle income families so there is a tax credit for businesses. how in the world do you insure 30 million more people, offer tax credit to the middle class, offer tax credit to businesses and have them not cost more money. >> bob: how do you insure 30 million people then? if you have an idea, tell us what it is. >> dana: jasper chasing his tail. >> greg: that is a dollar to obama's fund. >> dana: we settled that and jasper is on the table. jasper, jasper, jasper! justice roberts switch his vote after siding with the conservatives. what made him change his sunshine interesting news on that when we come back. ♪ ♪ thank you. thank you for serving. thank you. we thank the troops for all the support they've given us, b

bob of course it. will -- >> bob: of course it will. if you have more supply -- more demand -- >> bob: that's the market. >> kimberly: held action. it's not going to work that way at all. >> eric: the former speaker of the house today or yesterday, today -- yesterday, i believe it was. said there is a $4,000 tax credit for middle income families so there is a tax credit for businesses. how in the world do you insure 30 million more people, offer tax credit to the middle class, offer tax credit to businesses and have them not cost more money. >> bob: how do you insure 30 million people then? if you have an idea, tell us what it is. >> dana: jasper chasing his tail. >> greg: that is a dollar to obama's fund. >> dana: we settled that and jasper is on the table. jasper, jasper, jasper! justice roberts switch his vote after siding with the conservatives. what made him change his sunshine interesting news on that when we come back. ♪ ♪ and crowd cheering sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering so, i'm walking down the street, sfx:

. >> bob: virginia. bobbitt. >> dana: lorena. >> bob: lorena bobbitt. >> greg: paid extra to go on vacation, but the catch is it has to be nude. not really. but i can dream. stick around to find out what is all about. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bob: that is what it is. they have their clothes on. okay, now it's vacation time. there is a certain fella who is a ceo of a company in denver, aled full contact, which is a software company. he wants employees to go on vacation. he is going to pay them, $7,500 to go on vacation. there are three things. when they go on vacation, they can't be on the technology grid. no phone no, blackberries no, iphones or anything. no ipad. out of that. secondly, you got to go on a real job. i mean a real vacation. you can't just stay home. not allowed to do any work on vacation. the question is first of all, i would pay eric $7,500 to go without any of those stipulations, on vacation. do you think you should make it with the stipulation? >> kimberly: going thursday for free. >>

>> bob: hypocrite. first, to blame a speech writer -- that wasn't -- if you could give a speech it wouldn't be too bad. >> dana: right. the delivery. >> bob: mayor bloomberg i spoke to the hotel room where i stay -- i smoked in the hotel room where i was. >> kimberly: why were you a hotel instead of your apartment? >> bob: i don't want to get into it. >> greg: this is more interesting than the mon nothing. what were you doing in a hotel floom >> bob: he banned soft drinks. then it was doughnut. get consistent or get out. >> eric: want to know why bob spent hours in a hotel room? >> kimberly: i know why. i already figured it out. >> eric: bloomberg is right in one respect. let us know about it. let us know how much salt is in a hot dog and how many calories are in a chain restaurant but don't mandate they tell us. provide us information. >> dana: is it a mandate or a tax? >> greg: max. combination. enough of that. kimberly, okay. here is the thing about food eating contests. it's nathans -- >> kimberly:

. >> bob: virginia. bobbitt. >> dana: lorena. >> bob: lorena bobbitt. >> greg: paid extra to go on vacation, but the catch is it has to be nude. not really. but i can dream. stick around to find out what is all about. ♪ ♪ [ feedback ] attention, well, everyone. you can now try snapshot from progressive free for 30 days. just plug this into your car, and your good drivin can save you up to 30%. you could even try it without switching your insurance. why not give it a shot? carry on. now you can test-drive snapshot before you switch. visit progressive.com today. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bob: that is what it is. they have their clothes on. okay, now it's vacation time. there is a certain fella who is a ceo of a company in denver, a company called full contact, which is a software company. he wants employees to go on vacation. he is going to pay them, $7,500 to go on vacation. there are three things. when they go on vacation, they can't be on the technology grid. no phone no, blackberries no, iphones or anythi

bob, what about you? >> bob: i never understand the yellow submarine thing. white album of beatles even when you were stoned you couldn't understand it. >> greg: you hated the white album because you couldn't do lines on it. >> bob: i hadn't thought about that. stones enduring obviously, i read keith richard's autobiography. the dudes have lived -- talk about being ridden hard and laid up wet, and mick jagger lays claims to having sex with 2,000 women. do you believe that? >> greg: it's 4,000. >> bob: 4,000? what a lucky guy. >> greg: and david bowie. >> bob: he did? >> greg: yeah. he did. david bowie. who hasn't? >> eric: that is a legend, is it not? >> greg: what guz a legend mean? allegedly he did. i love pinball wizard and i like rolling stones but then beatles, davy jones, beautiful part of the band. >> kimberly: rolling stones went out with angelina jolie, carly simon and -- >> bob: he did? good taste. >> greg: a rock star. women sleep with rock stars. >> bob: i saw a movie called "ted" about the animated teddy bear. that's what i think they are. they f

>> bob: no. i think anyone who denounces the citizenship to dodge taxes -- >> eric: there is an exit tax. if you want to do it -- >> bob: does romney pay taxes on the swiss bank account? >> dana: he pays the same as debbie waserman schultz pays on her. >> greg: "vanity fair" spent 4,000 words to figure out what he did and realized he didn't break laws. >> bob: he won't tell anybody. he is having a fundraiser in salt lake city. big one. >> greg: he's as transparent as the transparent president. >> andrea: who cares? >> greg: coming up, the o'reilly factor -- bob! result of the o'reilly factor investigation of what americans know about history. a sneak peek. >> who did we declare independence from? >> i don't know. >> do you know? >> [bleep] >> from the king. not midas. i don't have the slightest. >> greg: our take on that next on "the five." leave now and andrea will shoot a cat. ♪ ♪ ps ♪ ♪ >> dana: all right. welcome back to "the five." our own fox news jesse waters had a birthday and wor

bob beckel! i'm waiting for bob beckel! do you know bob beckel? he is on "the five" at 5:00 on this network. he is soiling my network. [ laughter ] >> bob: i don't mean the steal your network, pal. but steal another shirt. listen, thank you for the protest. i get protested all the time. >> kimberly: he wantous in the dunk can. >> greg: did he say you are soiling the network? >> bob: yes. i soiled a lot of things. >> greg: true. >> kimberly: thank you for spending time with us. tune in tomorrow for the fabulous fourth of july special. west point hell cat, dunk tank and wings. you don't ♪ ♪ >> welcome to redeye. it's like studio "b." giving me hepatitis. let's go to andy levy. >> eat them up america! an oregon town cancels the 4th of july of fireworks over concerns it might scare birds. and a british woman with a bo nugs and tom cruise turns 50, born on 4th of july was a hollywood lie and twitter must turn over three months of occupied protestors' tweet. greg? >> greg: big planning tomorrow, magic mike? >> i feel like nine times may be enough. f

bob, what are you doing? >> bob: nothing. trying to see how your aim was. >> greg: bob is not looking at the game. >> kimberly: too far. >> dana: close. very, very close. >> bob: i'm wounded from the last segment. >> kimberly: my gosh. we're going to win. >> eric: all right. get them both. the red wins! >> kimberly: red team! [ cheering ] >> dana: i just want to try for consolation. i want to try for the consolation. >> kimberly: go, dana. almost! >> dana: no wonder you didn't choose me. >> eric: that means we get to pick who goes in the dunk tank, right? >> dana: absolutely. >> bob: no, no, no. >> eric: kimberly and i -- >> bob: the audience voted on this. >> dana: bob, that probably doesn't help you. >> kimberly: either way, he has issues, right? >> bob: wait a second. >> dana: dunk tank, you have a clean shirt after the chicken wings. >> kimberly: bob wants a recount. >> eric: producers told us kimberly and bolling decide who is in the dunk tank. >> greg: you are going in the tank. >> kimberly: we got to huddle up over her

bob beckel! i'm waiting for bob beckel! do you know bob beckel? he is on "the five" at 5:00 on this network. he is soiling my network. [ laughter ] >> bob: i don't mean the steal your network, pal. but steal another shirt. listen, thank you for the protest. i get protested all the time. >> kimberly: he wantous in the dunk can. >> greg: did he say you are soiling the network? >> bob: yes. i soiled a

>> bob: wait. this is what henry ford said about the road act of 1915. he couldn't have built cars. >> greg: a different time. of course there were no roads. >> bob: but without them he couldn't have built and done the model t. ford factory. >> andrea: is that a winning campaign strategy? >> bob: i don't think this whole thing is a big -- eric thinks it's a big deal. it's ridiculous. you laugh it off, but i refuted everything you said. >> eric: president obama said if you succeed, someone gave you help. if you have a business, you didn't build it. somebody else made it happen. isn't that speech that fired up mitt romney, or a constant person attack? 37,000 negative ads so far against the guy. bain capital, where are your taxes? did they boo on purpose or did you want them to boo? attack after attack. >> dana: maybe that was the tipping point or straw that broke the camel's back. i don't know. i'll take a guess, though. what it was, they can call him all sort of things across the country. offending

but bob, when you saw this, did it raise your eyebrows? >> bob: it did. tom donilon, the national security advisor that said this, a guy, a friend of mine for 30 years is the last guy i would manual leaking something like this. it was the kind of leak, though, frankly raises a lot of suspicions about it. secondly, it's one that gets iranians that much more nervous about it. one thing about the denial, if you listen to it carefully. if they were planning together, you to plan by this time. you would start plans by now. i wouldn't surprised if they did. it was probably done between donilon and netanyahu. it was probably the right thing to do. what was the wrong thing to do is let it out. >> dana: the weird thing is the timing of it. it just so happens that the article comes out on saturday of the day that governor romney was arriving in israel. for his trip there and his meetings. >> kimberly: yeah. this is deliberate. it doesn't give the white house administration or anyone connected to them much credibility to deny the past leak. this is so glaring an exa

>> bob: he started the original values things. >> greg: values are good, bob. >> bob: wonderful. >> greg: they are. >> bob: but values and republicans together it doesn't, not good politics. >> eric: what is more outrageous the chicago mayor or in boston say nothing chick-fil-a because of what the ceo said or mayor in new york who wants to regulate everything you eat, drink, smoke and whatever else? >> bob: according to limbaugh i'm a stalinnist so do whatever you want. >> andrea: the mayor is focused on breastfeeding and that should offend women. really, tomorrow is the h.h.s. mandate that kicks in that is forcing people to do things outside of their religion. this debate -- >> dana: a broader debate. >> andrea: a much broader debate. i think it's being capitalized on a little bit. the ceo made the comments and let it go. now they are jumping on to capitalize everybody else. as a christian i don't want christians to look bigoted and hateful. that is what the left is trying to do. >> eric: common denominator, rahm emanuel, menino, bloomberg. >> andrea: italian? >> bob: all white guys. ca

sorry, bob. coming up, rumors are rampant now that condoleezza rice is on romney's short list of being v.p. we look at the pros and cons of putting her on the ticket up next. ♪ ♪ >>> mitt romney said he will announce his vice presidential running mate soon. experts say ohio senator rob portman or senator griffin. how do you like rob portman? how many like senator griffin? see that shows you how little we care about our vice presidents. there is no senator griffin. i just made that up. some people applauded. you get the government you deserve! >> dana: i had to think is there a senator griffin? i one sure. last night, drudge report as mitt romney gets closer to making a decision on his vice presidential choice, that condi rice is in the running. bill kristol talked about this on monday on "cavuto." >> if you want someone experienced, qualified, impressive, an interesting addition to the ticket, what about condoleezza rice? i would say i think the odds are pretty good she is considered more ser

bob, what are you doing? >> bob: nothing. trying to see how your aim was. >> greg: bob is not looking at the game. >> kimberly: too far. >> dana: close. very, very close. >> bob: i'm wounded from the last segment. >> kimberly: my gosh. we're going to win. >> eric: all right. get them both. the red wins! >> kimberly: red team! [ cheering ] >> dana: i just want to try for consolation. i want to try for the consolation. >> kimberly: go, dana. almost! >> dana: no wonder you didn't choose me. >> eric: that means we get to pick who goes in the dunk tank, right? >> dana: absolutely. >> bob: no, no, no. >> eric: kimberly and i -- >> bob: the audience voted on this. >> dana: bob, that probably doesn't help you. >> kimberly: either way, he has issues, right? >> bob: wait a second. >> dana: dunk tank, you have a clean shirt after the chicken wings. >> kimberly: bob wants a recount. >> eric: producers told us kimberly and bolling decide who is in the dunk tank. >> greg: you are going in the tank. >> kimberly: we got to huddle up over her

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bob has been able to pull rabbit ears out of the hat. >> bob: these are not rabbit ears. those are facts. >> kimberly: well, anyway, bob, those are your numbers. there are other numbers that show a dismal outlook in the economy and what has happened in the administration with record high spending. so he has to deal with that. >> eric: did you notice that president obama took a long time to start talking about the jobs? >> dana: in the speech today? >> eric: romney came out right away and started to talk about the jobs report in his view. nuclear's a surprise. >> dana: they knew about it last night. so in president obama's campaign speech last night, they didn't really talk about it too much. they're not going to be able to hide from it, it's a bitter reality we're dealing with. you can put the numbers out. we're not keeping with the population growth. no construction jobs and the housing market is still as bad as we thought. this is a politically -- when you are going into this, there is no big idea. what would you do differently in the next four years that you haven't do

bob? outsourcing, evil? >> bob: that outdid bolling for hyperbole. first, now workforce is less than #% unionize -- 9% unionized. everything you said against globalization. the democrats are strongly for globalization. we are outsourcing to places like china, which are after us. they produce inferior products. killing our kids with bad toys. why in the world do you think we have to send it overseas to get it done? you know the expert, if you do have mitt romney in the white house, you will have an outsourceer in chief. when he was with bain until 2003, he did have companies he was restructuring. that did outsource to china. >> greg: can't we outsource cars? >> eric: yeah. outsource a lot. 12% of the workforce is unionized. why is it with liberals everything that romney did in his past is relevant but everything become bam di obama s off-limits? let's find out who the real outsourcer in chief. jeffrey immelt hasn't met in 100 something fundraising days that he has been fundraising. captionb

>> bob: i'm ready. i'll say this is the obama recovery and these are not my statistics. >> eric: hold on, do this right. frankie, cue the clock. >> bob: cue the clo. where is the clock? >> eric: it's coming. i believe it's coming. there we go. >> bob: jobs added since obama took office, stimulus in 2009, 2.58 million jobs added. manufacturing job's added, since obama's stimulus came in 237,000 jobs. dow jones/industrials up 60%. corporate profits in today, 1 1.645 trillion. $1 trillion in 2009. profits have increased 50%. since obama took office. individual tax rate have not increased at all despite what you hear people around the table say. stimulus package totaled $300 billion. the cost of the george bush prescription drug entitlement with $365 million. how much time do i got? >> eric: what happened to our clock? >> bob: entitlement, war and debt, $5.8 trillion. corporate troft up -- >> eric: what is this here? >> bob: eric rocks. >> eric: dana, i'm glad it's a minute. >> eric: fine. >> bob: all i hav

it's very entertaining, right, bob? >> bob: yeah. juan, tell everybody what it's like to have four -- [ inaudible ] >> you know what? the way i think of it, bob, just more red meat for you and me to throw at the wall. >> bob: that's right. >> dana: none of it sticks, amazing. >> bob: yeah. yeah. yeah. one thing we got. thank the people here, viewers of the show. >> andrea: thank you, viewe viewers! >> eric: great. the whole time. >> bob: i tried to pick upper rick's wife outside. >> kimberly: my gosh. >> what is that for? >> andrea: people want to know if we are friends and we're like a family. g no, we're not. >> dana: greg doesn't like us at all. familiarously family. you're related. we're not related. we can fool around with each other. >> kimberly: ewww. >> eric: do you like "the five" better or "red eye" better. that is picking between my children. >> dana: which you don't have. >> greg: i put them up for adoption and never see them. >> dana: what is your favorite moment from the past year? >> andrea: being called in. we thought

but you're not a worryer, bob. >> bob: i'm not. i should have been dead so many years ago every day is grace to me. i don't worry about it. i tell you one thing, this anxiety thing goes back to the pill issue. you get anxious, they give you pills. get off the pills, get more anxious. get back on the pills, band and forth. a lot of this is self-induced i'm not anxious. i don't worry about dying because i should have been dead five times. >> dana: you are a worryer like me. nobody would notice it. duck on the water. underneath paddling furiously but on top it looks cool. that is a compliment. >> kimberly: i like to get stuff done. right? i like to be efficient and effective and make it happen. if i worry about something i'm going to do something to make a positive action come out of it. >> dana: what is a good way for people with anxiety problems, maybe one that requires medical attention? what would be your advice for dealing with things? you are type "a" but not a worryer. >> andrea: i'm not a worryer which is weird. go to gym. do

bob beckel! i'm waiting for bob beckel! do you know bob beckel? he is on "the five" at 5:00 on this network. he is soiling my network. [ laughter ] >> bob: i don't mean the steal your network, pal. but steal another shirt. listen, thank you for the protest. i get protested all the time. >> kimberly: he wantous in the dunk can. >> greg: did he say you are soiling the network? >> bob: yes. i soiled a lot of things. >> greg: true. >> kimberly: thank you for spending time with us. tune in tomorrow for the fabulous fourth of july special. west point hell cat, dunk tank and wings. you don't want to mess it. see you back here tomorrow. ♪ >> john: another u.s. apology. this is "special report." ♪ ♪ >> john: good evening. i'm john roberts in for bret baier. pakistan in the seven-month long blockade in the boarder with afghanistan that cost the american taxpayer $2 billion. it took an american apology which the pentagon and the administration have said for months would not be forthcoming. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has details. >

>> bob: no. i think anyone who denounces the citizenship to dodge taxes -- >> eric: there is an exit tax. if you want to do it -- >> bob: does romney pay taxes on the swiss bank account? >> dana: he pays the same as debbie waserman schultz pays on her. >> greg: "vanity fair" spent 4,000 words to figure out what he did and realized he didn't break laws. >> bob: he won't tell anybody. he is having a fundraiser in salt lake city. big one. >> greg: he's as transparent as the transparent president. >> andrea: who cares? >> greg: coming up, the o'reilly factor -- bob! result of the o'reilly factor investigation of what americans know about history. a sneak peek. >> who did we declare independence from? >> i don't know. >> do you know? >> [bleep] >> from the king. not midas. i don't have the slightest. >> greg: our take on that next on "the five." leave now and andrea will shoot a cat. ♪ ♪ building pass, corporate card, verizon 4g lte phone. the global ready one ? yeah, but you won't need... ♪ haj

>> bob: i'm ready. i'll say this is the obama recovery and these are not my statistics. >> eric: hold on, do this right. frankie, cue the clock. >> bob: cue the clock. where is the clock? >> eric: it's coming. i believe it's coming. there we go. >> bob: jobs added since obama took office, stimulus in 2009, 2.58 million jobs added. manufacturing job's added, since obama's stimulus came in 237,000 jobs. dow jones/industrials up 60%. corporate profits in today, 1 1.645 trillion. $1 trillion in 2009. profits have increased 50%. since obama took office. individual tax rate have not increased at all despite what you hear people around the table say. stimulus package totaled $300 billion. the cost of the george bush prescription drug entitlement with $365 million. how much time do i got? >> eric: what happened to our clock? >> bob: entitlement, war and debt, $5.8 trillion. corporate troft up -- >> eric: what is this here? >> bob: eric rocks. >> eric: dana, i'm glad it's a minute. >> eric: fine. >> bob: all i h

bob? outsourcing, evil? >> bob: that outdid bolling for hyperbole. first, now workforce is less than #% unionize -- 9% unionized. everything you said against globalization. the democrats are strongly for globalization. we are outsourcing to places like china, which are after us. they produce inferior products. killing our kids with bad toys. why in the world do you think we have to send it overseas to get it done? you know the expert, if you do have mitt romney in the white house, you will have an outsourceer in chief. when he was with bain until 2003, he did have companies he was restructuring. that did outsource to china. >> greg: can't we outsource crazy electric cars? >> eric: yeah. outsource a lot. 12% of the workforce is unionized. why is it with liberals everything that romney did in his past is relevant but everything become bam di obama s off-limits? let's find out who the real outsourcer in chief. jeffrey immelt hasn't met in 100 something fundraising days that he has been fundra

that's what gods do, bob. >> bob: this is henry ford's own words. >>reg: i'm talking about obama's. >> bob: wait. this is what henry ford said about the road act of 1915. he couldn't have built cars. >> greg: a different time. of course there were no roads. >> bob: but without them he couldn't have built and done the model t. ford factory. >> andrea: is that a winning campaign strategy? >> bob: i don't think this whole thing is a big -- eric thinks it's a big deal. it's ridiculous. you laugh it off, but i refuted everything you said. >> eric: president obama said if you succeed, someone gave you help. if you have a business, you didn't build it. somebody else made it happen. isn't that speech that fired up mitt romney, or a constant person attack? 37,000 negative ads so far against the guy. bain capital, where are your taxes? did they boo on purpose or did you want them to boo? attack after attack. >> dana: maybe that was the tipping point or straw that broke the camel's back. i don't know. i'll take a guess, though. what it was, they can call him a