kimberly. >> kimberly: yes. post-it note if you were the one -- >> kimberly: i did get it for you. they just didn't know what it was. talking in my ear. >> bob: who gave the other two. >> kimberly: this is a good gift you had to think about the person involved. >> bob: good gift. >> kimberly: he was playing baseball. >> bob: good news, there is no snow. >> kimberly: thanks to al gore because he -- >> bob: right. global warming. >> kimberly: should i open mine next? how are we doing? >> eric: that would be the best thing to do. >> kimberly: i'm doing a christmas audible here. i'm going next. oh, my gosh. every year i'm getting a picture frame. is this really, really? is this you again? >> greg: i don't know. i'm not saying -- >> kimberly: dana saw in my picture. photo shop one. >> dana: it's creepy, it's you as you f you were sitting there. >> bob: let me see. >> kimberly: make it stop. it's getting bigger every year! so, my gosh, it's growing. it's not bad enough i have a picture. now -- >> bob: promotes the book so much. next one is full size. >> kimberly:♪ santa baby >> greg: i

>> kimberly: very nice. we exchanged nice gifts. >> andrea: fascinating christmas exchange. >> kimberly: modern family christmas exchange. >> eric: future counseling. >> greg: my apartment we had an amazing feast. we exchanged gifts. by "we" i mean me. by everyone, all my stuffed animals that i had around a cardboard box where we feasted off an old jar of peanut butter. i got nothing. you know what i had? flu. i was in bed for two days. >> kimberly: you are still sick. >> greg: i am. >> juan: i got amazing stuff. my favorite, i think you will appreciate this. i like baseball. my wife gave me a baseball that artisan made a kladeidescope. i have a bad back, and you lay on it to stretch your back. if i was smart enough not to talk about it on tv i'd return it. waste of time and money. i don't get it. >> greg: gifts that are meant to help an injury. no fun. >> andrea: i have pictures of christmas. this is my sister's dog. show a picture because i'm in this chair today. that is santa. the ugly sweater party that

>> kimberly: hello. i'm kimberly guilfoyle with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. crunchtime on the north pole. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: thank you for spending part of your christmas eve with us. spirit of christmas is about giving. so earlier in month we did a secret santa. time to see who picked who. bob, you are up first. we have a gift for you here. it's big. >> dana: beautifully wrapped, too. >> dana: be careful. it's inflatable. >> kimberly: the spirit of giving. >> bob: i have a few of those. >> dana: a wrap for the beach. >> can you get one for under $10? >> you can. on times square. >> you have to figure out this is a good gift. this is a -- figure out who gave it to you. who is your secret santa, bo bobby! foosball. that is nice. it's from eric. >> dana: amazing. >> isn't that cool? >> why did you pick eric? >> i love it, it's for ages five and up. perfect. >> dana: we have the video of we saw the lights of your house. this is for t

kimberly, kick us off. >> kimberly: i love this story. this morning iawce yes, greg it me me motional about betsy cooper, the world's oldest person passed away today at the age of 116. she was born before women were able to have suffrage and the right to vote. pretty incredittal when you think about the things she has seen across the course of her life. >> greg: what? what are you talking about? >> bob: that is a nice story. >> bob: this is a good christmas story for you out there. eight states that republican governors turned down working poor people for medicaid under obama healthcare bill. duggard says it's 40,000 people working. able-bodied people. they are working and working for. you tight give them medicaid. here is the thing you republicans are never going to understand. you don't get they'd like to see people get help. nine governors, nine republicans 150,000 average citizens not going to get healthcare. merry christmas for the republican governors for all of you. >> dana: now you're back to doing what you did in the election and

kimberly, kick us off. >> kimberly: i love this story. this morning i saw, yes, greg it made me motional about betsy cooper, the world's oldest person passed away today at the age of 116. she was born before women were able to have suffrage and the right to vote. pretty incredittal when you think about the things she has seen across the course of her life. >> greg: what? what are you talking about? >> bob: that is a nice story. >> bob: this is a good christmas story for you out there. eight states that republican governors turned down working poor people for medicaid under obama healthcare bill. duggard says it's 40,000 people working. able-bodied people. they are working and working for. you tight give them medicaid. here is the thing you republicans are never going to understand. you don't get they'd like to see people get help. nine governors, nine republicans 150,000 average citizens not going to get healthcare. merry christmas for the republican governors for all of you. >> dana: now you're back to doing what you did in the election

. >> kimberly: hello. i'm kimberly guilfoyle, along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: another death rocks the n.f.l. a week after the belcher murder-suicide. cowboys' defensive lineman josh brent charge charged with intoxication manslaughter after his passenger and teammate jerry brown was killed in a car crash outside of dallas on saturday. police say brent was speeding when the vehicle hit a curb and flipped. he is out of jail now after posting $500,000 bail. >> do you have anything you want to say to jerry brown's family? >> jerry brown is my dear best friend. i'm just trying to deal with his death right now. >> kimberly: i can only imagine. the fact it comes days after kansas city chief jovan belcher killed his girlfriend and then himself. the new video shows cops confronting him before the shooting. belcher was reportedly out drinking that night and brent's arrest is the 15th player arrested for suspicion o

i'm tired. >> bob: so is kimberly. >> kimberly: hey! >> greg: only 12 christmas songs. >> eric: 12-12-12. >> dana: divided by two is six. >> greg: do most americans think santa claus is a democrat? 44% believe the jolly man of heft is of the left, versus 20% think st. nick is like mitt. it make sense when it comes to the handing out grieve i have things, democrats are the worthwhileving but the giving behavior. santa rewards you for being good, liberal reward you for towing the line. that is where the similarities end. santa's toy is made in a toy shop. but a dem doesn't make them, he just takes them. the quality of outcome means there is no ceiling on goodness, leaving you with sad drinkings that cost four times more. in the war of who is naughty or nice, dems will win. they will be santa and satan, stereotype in pop culture that deems anything rooted in c'mon sense must be mean. this lets the left run the give-away. that is the point to win people over with the free crud that isn't free at all. yes, there is a santa claus. as the joll

i'm tired. >> bob: so is kimberly. >> kimberly: hey! >> greg: only 12 christmas songs. >> eric: 12-12-12. >> dana: divided by two is six. >> greg: do most americans think santa claus is a democrat? 44% believe the jolly man of heft is of the left, versus 20% think st. nick is like mitt. it make sense when it comes to the handing out grieve i have things, democrats are the party of giving but the giving isn't link to worthwhile behavior. santa rewards you for being good, liberal reward you for towing the line. that is where the similarities end. santa's toy is made in a toy shop. but a dem doesn't make them, he just takes them. the quality of outcome means there is no ceiling on goodness, leaving you with sad drinkings that cost four times more. in the war of who is naughty or nice, dems will win. they will be santa and satan, stereotype in pop culture that deems anything rooted in c'mon sense must be mean. this lets the left run the give-away. that is the point to win people over with the free crud that isn't free at all. yes, there is

>> kimberly: very nice. we exchanged nice gifts. >> andrea: fascinating christmas exchange. >> kimberly: modern family christmas exchange. >> eric: future counseling. >> greg: my apartment we had an amazing feast. we exchanged gifts. by "we" i mean me. by everyone, all my stuffed animals that i had around a cardboard box where we feasted off an old jar of peanut butter. i got nothing. you know what i had? flu. i was in bed for two days. >> kimberly: you are still sick. >> greg: i am. >> juan: i got amazing stuff. my favorite, i think you will appreciate this. i like baseball. my wife gave me a baseball that artisan made a kladeidescope. i have a bad back, and you lay on it to stretch your back. if i was smart enough not to talk about it on tv i'd return it. waste of time and money. i don't get it. >> greg: gifts that are meant to help an injury. no fun. >> andrea: i have pictures of christmas. this is my sister's dog. show a picture because i'm in this chair today. that is santa. the ugly sweater party that

not rifles. >> kimberly: it doesn't include it. somebody could have that and -- >> greg: i would move there. move where the red is. >> eric: yeah. >> kimberly: move next to bolling. >> eric: red is safer than white in that case. >> greg: i want to throw to a quick s.o.t. gun owner responding to the journal news who printed his address but he owned a gun. >> we have done nothing wrong. we're normal contributing members of that community. i haven't done to demonstrate i'm a threat to the community. just the opposite, i have gone through the legal steps to own a handgun. i don't know how it makes us safer to know your neighbor owns a handgun. >> bob: i thought that was the argument. if you knew they had a gun they wouldn't go in the house. they got the list from the freedom of information act. >> eric: dumb question. why go through the freedom of information act to find out who had a handgun and not find out who is a sexual predator. newspapers don't post anything like that. >> bob: whether they do or don't they got it legally. this g

. >> kimberly: they should have. photo approval. >> bob: second term, i think george burn did. >> eric: that is it. the only one. >> bob: eisenhower did. >> eric: time man of the year twice? i think it's just george bush. >> bob: who did they make last year? >> dana: the protester, occupy wall street. >> greg: who did you want this year? >> dana: who did i want? my person -- jasper. i have a one track mind. dierks bentley should have been man of the year. or blake shelton. g isn't that a slight -- >> greg: isn't that a slight to justin bieber? >> bob: do you find it exceptional? >> greg: i want to reiterate there are justin bieber fans -- i'm doing a visual in the shrine. >> i'm surprised they didn't to the gangnam style guy. >> bob: we have to get out of here. there is a big announcement of one member of "the five" family. we'll get right back to you. ♪ ♪ >> eric: time for one more thing. bob will start. >> bob: a big announcement to make today. one of our co-host, andrea tantaros, has been awarded and deserves

. >> kimberly: they should have. photo approval. >> bob: second term, i think george burn did. >> eric: that is it. the only one. >> bob: eisenhower did. >> eric: time man of the year twice? i think it's just george bush. >> bob: who did they make last year? >> dana: the protester, occupy wall street. >> greg: who did you want this year? >> dana: who did i want? my person -- jasper. i have a one track mind. dierks bentley should have been man of the year. or blake shelton. g isn't that a slight -- >> greg: isn't that a slight to justin bieber? >> bob: do you find it exceptional? >> greg: i want to reiterate there are justin bieber fans -- i'm doing a visual in the shrine. >> i'm surprised they didn't to the gangnam style guy. >> bob: we have to get out of here. there is a big announcement of one member of "the five" family. we'll get right back to you. ♪ >> eric: time for one more thing. bob will start. >> bob: a big announcement to make today. one of our co-host, andrea tantaros, has been awarded and deserves a ne

kimberly, kick it off. your big story of the year. >> kimberly: i thought it was the superstorm sandy. specifically, when we had the little bear hug where christie, game changer for the election, where christie went and embraced obama. that was a big deal. he was the main people surrogate for romney campaigning in the election for him to validate and say hey, this guy is doing a great job. didn't help days before the election. >> eric: big story. sandy. christie. two big stories. >> kimberly: yes. >> eric: juan, what about you, sir? actually i don't think there is any -- >> juan: i don't think there is any question. the big story of the year was the election. the big story here is the change in the way technology, media treats an election. i remember the debate. the first debate. won by romney. the way i was looking at it. obama is not doing bad. not doing great but basically you got to knock out the champ to beat him. it didn't see a knock-out. all my friends like sean hannity, i sit next two on twitter an

i think it's bad wrap. >> greg: kimberly? >> kimberly: time to go. coming up -- >> greg: you don't want to talk about it. >> kimberly: i'm probably not going to watch it. i'm for television, whatever people want to watch, that's their business. my favorite one was "the love boat." >> dana: talk point i wrote to myself is the same question you asked eric. we're on the same page on something today. only thing i'm doing t -- [ inaudible ] i'm neutering the dog tomorrow. >> bob: my block is coming up. can we go? >> greg: nobody is telling me to tease. get this fixed. coming up, we sent cameras down to watch bob decorate his house for christmas. >> every time i think i have everything i need i go to hardware store to get something else. >> another day, another dollar. >> greg: did he do it without electrocutes missile i hop --elocate tro cuting himsel? i can't remember. ♪ ♪ or that printing in color had to cost a fortune. nobody said an all-in-one had to be bulky. or that you had to print from your desk. at least, nobody said it to us. introducing the

this is snookie. >> kimberly: situation. check out my situation. >> eric: paulie. >> bob: i said on my own i'd do christmas the way i wanted to do it. labor of love more then anything else. because no sane human being would do all of this work. >> dana: like a calendar, he went swimming. we went to the beach. >> kimberly: my gosh. >> bob: that is really good. [ laughter ] >> dana: what is wrong with you. are you happy i made it for you? >> greg: very happy. if you saw the pictures in the calendar, it's obscene. >> kimberly: i still have not recovered from it. >> dana: my abs hurt from laughing. tonight at 10:00, fox files. family friendly viewing. three things, one about gary sinese, claudia cowen and in-depth, interesting look at franksy gnat tra junior kidnapping. it did a thing on super dog. take a look. another dog in law enforcement. we met up with his handler. this k-9 sunt helping to -- unit is helping lead fight against terrorism in big apple. >> what would be sniffing for? >> here, the primary concern is on transit

i think it's bad wrap. >> greg: kimberly? >> kimberly: time to go. coming up -- >> greg: you don't want to talk about it. >> kimberly: i'm probably not going to watch it. i'm for television, whatever people want to watch, that's their business. my favorite one was "the love boat." >> dana: talk point i wrote to myself is the same question you asked eric. we're on the same page on something today. only thing i'm doing t -- [ inaudible ] i'm neutering the dog tomorrow. >> bob: my block is coming up. can we go? >> greg: nobody is telling me to tease. get this fixed. coming up, we sent cameras down to watch bob decorate his house for christmas. >> every time i think i have everything i need i go to hardware store to get something else. >> another day, another dollar. >> greg: did he do it without electrocutes missile i hop --elocate tro cuting himsel? i can't remember. ♪ ♪ >> bob: some of you may remember i'm a fan of christmas. it make a big deal to put up all kind of lights at my house in maryland. this year, producers sent cameras along to take a

>> kimberly: hello, everyone. i'm kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, eric bolling, andrea tantaros, juliet huddy. this is "the five." >> kimberly: congressional leaders met with president obama at the white house in a last-ditch effort to come to agreement on the fiscal cliff but neither side is optimistic that a deal will be reached by the deadline. what will it mean for american people? eric? >> eric: well, i'm on the record saying we should name it the obama cliff and swan dive off of it. the only way the democrats will cut spending, because they're forceed in to it. if nothing happens, and the deal is not truck, people paycheck get smaller because the payroll taxes expire. people will have to pay in their taxes to a different way. the alternative minimum tax won't be patched and we'll have to be addressed as well. taxes will go up. spending cuts over time will happen as well. i think the stock market will be hit hard. i have the most to lose than anyone i know but the only way to fix the economy. >> eric:

i am not going to do -- >> kimberly: see if greg shows up or not. if he's not scared. >> greg: that is it for us on "the five." thank you for watching. hope you had a merry christmas. see you tomorrow. very merry christmas. see you tomorrow. >>> tonight a new hurdle in the race to avoid the fiscal cliff. the weather. a powerful winter storm blasting the nation as president obama and lawmakers try to get back to washington. >> all eyes turn to plan c. >> i would hope that we would have one last attempt here to do what everyone knows what needs to be done. look at the front page here. it says obama headed back to work after short vacation. >> i think the president is eager to go over the cliff for political purposes. >> if we go off the cliff unimpeded, it's a $400 billion tax hike. >> outrage after a newspaper gets its hands on the names and addresses of gun permit holders and then publishes the information online. >> the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. >> isn't it possible that if we got rid of these, if we repla

we were filing documents just about every other day, kimberly. let me tell you that. >> i know you were working diligently on the case and as an attorney myself i know what goes into this, especially a criminal matter and internationally it's very complicated. in your opinion what do you think was the turning point for the judge to actually release and make that decision? >> okay. you know, i spoke to the judge -- i can say this now. i went to see the judge five days before and i said, your honor, with all due respect, i file my first with you and the constitutional hearing, the trial in the case with that injunction took place november 8th. now we are december, i think it was december 20, 21st. it was a tuesday, i believe, december 20th. i said you waited more than six, seven weeks and you promised me you would have a solution here. now let me tell you what i'm going to do just so you know. if you deny this and give me partial relief, which is like replace the procedure and do again, we have a problem, you see, because ian, who was the translato

kimberly that, wouldn't pass the senate. let me tell you that. >> allow me to introduce just a little bit of sanity to this forum and say that -- >> yes, juan, please! >> it's incredible to me that you would say they are far apart. actually, they are not far apart. boehner wants a trillion in new revenue, however he gets it, closing loopholes, deductions. obama is $1.2. that's not far apart. boehner says let's have one for one, $twenty1 trillion in cuts. obama is $1.3, actually, more than barron, dmeapt -- let me finish -- except that obama has stimulus spending built in there. these guys are not far apart. but what we have -- >> the problem -- [overlapping dialogue] >> boehner can get a million dollars -- >> no, no. that's because -- you can't blame that on the democrats [overlapping dialogue] >> how dare they do this to a guest. how dare you? >> welcome tote program. >> thank you very much. >> we are out of time now. [laughter] >> now a word from our sponsors. i want to ask you about political fallout. a lot of people are

kimberly that, wouldn't pass the senate. let me tell you that. >> allow me to introduce just a little bit of sanity to this forum and say that -- >> yes, juan, please! >> it's incredible to me that you would say they are far apart. actually, they are not far apart. boehner wants a trillion in new revenue, however he gets it, closing loopholes, deductions. obama is $1.2. that's not far apart. boehner says let's have one for one, $twenty1 trillion in cuts. obama is $1.3, actually, more than barron, dmeapt -- let me finish -- except that obama has stimulus spending built in there. these guys are not far apart. but what we have -- >> the problem -- [overlapping dialogue] >> boehner can get a million dollars -- >> no, no. that's because -- you can't blame that on the democrats [overlapping dialogue] >> how dare they do this to a guest. how dare you? >> welcome tote program. >> thank you very much. >> we are out of time now. [laughter] >> now a word from our sponsors. i want to ask youtical fallout. a lot of people are saying -- l

kimberly that, wouldn't pass the senate. let me tell you that. >> allow me to introduce just a little bit of sanity to this forum and say that -- >> yes, juan, please! >> it's incredible to me that you would say they are far apart. actually, they are not far apart. boehner wants a trillion in new revenue, however he gets it, closing loopholes, deductions. obama is $1.2. that's not far apart. boehner says let's have one for one, $twenty1 trillion in cuts. obama is $1.3, actually, more than barron, dmeapt -- let me finish -- except that obama has stimulus spending built in there. these guys are not far apart. but what we have -- >> the problem -- [overlapping dialogue] >> boehner can get a million dollars -- >> no, no. that's because -- you can't blame that on the democrats [overlapping dialogue] >> how dare they do this to a guest. how dare you? >> welcome tote program. >> thank you very much. >> we are out of time now. [laughter] >> now a word from our sponsors. i want to ask you about political fallout. a lot of people are

kimberly that, wouldn't pass the senate. let me tell you that. >> allow me to introduce just a little bit of sanity to this forum and say that -- >> yes, juan, please! >> it's incredible to me that you would say they are far apart. actually, they are not far apart. boehner wants a trillion in revenue, however he gets it, closing loopholes, deductions. obama is $1.2. that's not far apart. boehner says let's have one for one, $twenty1 trillion in cuts. obama is $1.3, actually, more than barron, dmeapt -- let me finish -- except that obama has stimulus spending built in there. these guys are not far apart. but what we have -- >> the problem -- [overlapping dialogue] >> boehner can get a million dollars -- >> no, no. that's because -- you can't blame that on the democrats [overlapping dialogue] >> how dare they do this to a guest. how dare you? >> welcome tote program. >> thank you very much. >> we are out of time now. [laughter] >> now a word from our sponsors. i want to ask you about political fallout. a lot of people are sayi

kimberly fox, i am peer july wealth management. scott martin, united advisors and steve hayes from the "weekl standard." you guys are still at work. everybody in washington gave up and went home. we're all here. i don't know, kimberly, what do you make of what happened today? >> you know, i don't know. they can't play fair and they can't play nicely in the sand backs, make them go home and rethink it and come back and be willing to work. life is about a plan b. if plan b doesn't work you better have a plan-cor plan d. melissa: scott, i'm surprised the markets didn't fall more. are they still holding out hope that these chuckle heads as called earlier today by something else will get something done? now it seems we're should be preparing the swan dive to go over the news call cliff? >> chuckle heads is putting it nicely, melissa. it was ahin tde. there wasn't a lot of people participating in the market move. it is not surprising when everybody sold yet. that probably comes next week. here is the interesting thing. i'm kind of surpri

kimberly fox, i am peer july wealth management. scott martin, united advisors and steve hayes from the "weekly standard." you guys are still at work. everybody in washington gave up and went home. we're all here. i don't know, kimberly, what do you make of what happened today? >> you know, i don't know. they can't play fair and they can't play nicely in the sand backs, make them go home and rethink it and come back and be willing to work. life is about a plan b. if plan b doesn't work you better have a plan-c or plan d. melissa: scott, i'm surprised the markets didn't fall more. are they still holding out hope that these chuckle heads as called earlier today by something else will get something done? now it seems we're should be preparing the swan dive to go over the news call cliff? >> chuckle heads is putting it nicely, melissa. it was a thin trade. there wasn't a lot of people participating in the market move. it is not surprising when everybody sold yet. that probably comes next week. here is the interesting thing. i'm kind of

this is what kimberly said. immediately took out my photo album. saw my kids when they were this age. i just -- it is so unimaginable. by the way eric i give you credit we do get a propensity to get down. they showed enormous courage. i understand a parent throwing themselves in front of bullets. we could do that. but for a teacher to do that for kids that were not mer bloher b really is an extraordinary circumstance. >> my older son 11th grade he said is it possible to get a psychological evaluation of these kids before? 600 kids in your class 600 kids in your classes how do you get an evaluation to see what they are capable of. for my 9 and 11-year-old. my 11-year-old watched and walked away. i tried to change the channel but i see on the next day i had to keep them going because they were updated. my 9-year-old said do you think something like that would ever happen in our school. i said you know what look for them to drill on monday because i know in my head it can absolutely happen. you have a great lady in her 60s all you have to do is sign y

i am not going to do -- >> kimberly: see if greg shows up or not. if he's not scared. >> greg: that is it for us on "the five." thank you for watching. hope you had a merry christmas. see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> doug: the violence in syria reaches fever pitch as assad deals with a major defection. this is "special report." ♪ ♪ >> doug: good evening. i'm doug mckelway in for bret baier. christmas did not bring peace to syria. death toll rises each day with the estimates as high as 4,000 lives lost. president bashar assad struggled to hold on to power, the regime is still dealing with a major defection by a top general. leland vittert has the developments. >> reporter: continues to use helicopter and fighter jets at will. rebels now have the momentum. the amateur video confirmed shows the rebels fighting for back of the pickup trucks and turned in to machine gun carriers and they tighten it on the base. the less equip rebels fighting for whatever fire power they can find or build. this is a school that has been taken over by the assad thugs expla

i am not going to do -- >> kimberly: see if greg shows up or not. if he's not scared. >> greg: that is it for us on "the five." thank you for watching. hope you had a merry christmas. see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> doug: the violence in syria reaches fever pitch as assad deals with a major defection. this is "special report." ♪ ♪ >> doug: good evening. i'm doug mckelway in for bret baier. christmas did not bring peace to syria. death toll rises each day with the estimates as high as 4,000 lives lost. president bashar assad struggled to hold on to power, the regime is still dealing with a major defection by a top general. leland vittert has the developments. >> reporter: continues to use helicopter and fighter jets at will. rebels now have the momentum. the amateur video confirmed shows the rebels fighting for back of the pickup trucks and turned in to machine gun carriers and they tighten it on the base. the less equip rebels fighting for whatever fire power they can find or build. this is a school that has been taken over by the assad thugs expla

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the friends were two civilians, forget and kimberly kagan, prominent neo conservative analysts. they were provided desks, e-mail access and top security clearance to pore through intelligence reports. the four-star general made the kagans de facto senior advisers that afforded them numerous priority meetings, priority travel across the war zone and the ability to read highly secretive transcripts of intercepted taliban communications. even fred kagan acknowledged to the post the arrangement was strange and uncomfortable at times. rajiv chandrasekaran wrote in the post. and the washington bureau chief for mother jones. rajiv, thanks for that great report. i love it when you make news. holy cow i was about to say when i read the post front page today. as a student, in a very negative way of the iraq war, who has always suspected anybody who pushed that war was pushing an agenda that wasn't necessarily for a good cause, the kagans, robert kagan, fred kagan, kimberly kagan were prominently featured in your newspaper all the time, pushing the latest neo con war. now they we find out

. >> and kimberly, we're going to give you the last question, before we go to mike emanuel. >> i have a civilized question for mr. henry. >> and civilized-- >> my goodness, bob. >> it sounds worse than the negotiations on the hill. >> it's worse, thank goodness this wasn't our situation to try and strike a deal, it would be hopeless. if a deal is struck, how much will the deficit be redied, what kind of numbers are we talking about? >> it would be minuscule. where you'd see the biggest short-term impact would be if you eliminate all of the bush tax rates and they go back to the clinton rates. the government would be bringing in more revenue, but that's going to take some time. that's not going to happen immediately and it's a relatively small amount in terms of what the government is spending every single day. that money would be spent pretty quickly. so, again, because we're now at this point where this is just a short-term deal, any of the major entitlement reforms that would actually bring major spending cuts are sngsly off the table right now. so, to answer your question directly

i'm greg along with kimberly guilfoyle and juan williams and andrea, and it's the five. >> so a new york paper called the journal news is under fire for printing the names and addresses of local gun owners. even adding a map that shows exactly where they live. some gun owners are ticked, which is wrong. because this article is the best argument for gun ownership ever. i mean, if you knew that an idiotic editor would out nongun owners, won you get a gun to protect yourself from the thugs? do you think he works for the nra. the paper made them the easiest marks. look at this map. what do you see? not just pockets of gun owners in red, but pockets without. how comfy would you be knowing your gun free area is now on line. but listen to the media talk about guns is like listening to a tree talk about algebra. listen to celebrities speaking out on gun control. of all the problems j zoo has, owning a -- jzee has, owning a gun is not one of them. next time a liberal asks if you want a gun, return the question and preface it with the fact that the answer, once public, impacts his family's safety.

. >> kimberly: that happened to my friend. hawkeye. dabs that helped his ego. didn't hurt him. >> greg: it's not nice to call them names but you're not scarred. save that for something bad. >> kimberly: that is it for us "the five." thank you for watching. see you tomorrow if you dare. ♪ >>> later we will do this. welcome to "red eye." i'm greg gutfeld or as i am known in russia, margo kiter. let's go to andy levy for a pre game report. what is coming up on tonight's show? >> president obama shakes the hand ever k pop sensation, psy after the old american wraps are revealed. we will have full team coverage straight ahead. plus there is a new report saying we will all be syborgs 1234* and what happens when we send bill schulz to a training center for aerial arts? hopeful leahy gets vertigo on the tram parkinson's disease and the safety harness breaks and the mat filled with sharp chards of glass. >> that's a lot to hopeful. >> it is, but i like to aim high. >> i like the specifics. >> it is not that i gained these scenarios out. >> i enjoy that, and now i want

let's do this. >> kimberly: happy new year! >> oh, no! ♪ >> bret: two words you've likely heard too many times. "fiscal cliff." the country will officially go over it tonight. congress will miss a midnight deadline. so what now? will washington prevent significant economic fall-out come wednesday? this is "special report." ♪ ♪ good evening. i'm bret baier. when the giant crystal ball makes the last move in times square tonight, 2013 will officially be here. and so will the deadline. for a deal here in washington. politicians self-imposed fiscal cliff. the effort to make the consequences so unattractive for missing that, that both sides would have to come to agreement. at this hour, there is no legislation to vote on yet. there is every indication officially it's over that cliff we go. some things are settled. others are still in flux. that is where it starts to get technical. so let's bring in fox team coverage to straighten it out. chief white house correspondent ed henry looks at messaging and movement from president obama today.

. >> kimberly: that happened to my friend. hawkeye. dabs that helped his ego. didn't hurt him. >> greg: it's not nice to call them names but you're not scarred. save that for something bad. >> kimberly: that is it for us "the five." thank you for watching. see you tomorrow if you dare. ♪ ♪ >> bret: they are talking in private but still feuding in public. the president and the speaker walking together toward the fiscal cliff. so now what? this is "special report." good evening. i'm bret baier. if there is any progress made on back away from the fiscal cliff you would have a hard time knowing it from today's events. both sides essentially say they are waiting for other on more details on how to balance higher taxes for rich with spending cuts. in a moment with put karl rove and joe trippi in the negotiating room. but first we have a report or # 2 days, or as we will explain later, less to go. >> president obama back on the road 24. hours after the hush-hush meeting with john boehner about the fiscal cliff. insiders in both parties say the first face-to-face s

kimberly alvarenga/of. asambleista tom ammiano la estamos reintroduciendo hoy porque no podemos esperar otro dia, mientras esperamos miles de familias estan siendo separadas madres y padres estan siendo deportados diariamente la llamada acta de la confianza es la esperanza para que no se repitan historias como las que ha visto sandra en su grupo de mujeres, cuando inmigrantes entran en contacto con la policia local.... sandra/mujeres unidas y activas lo hemos visto aca, tenemos una companera que ella estuvo por violencia domestica y termino en proceso de deportacion el nuevo proyecto dice que las autoridades locales solo tendrian que retener para entregar a inmigracion, a personas convictas de crimenes serios... lorena melgarejo/organizacio n carecen sigue asegurando que las personas que no son criminales puedan quedarse en este pais y que el gobierno si tenga el derecho de llevar a las personas que son criminales que son un peligro para la sociedad pero la version vetada por el gobernador incluia entregar

the kagans, robert, kimberly, fred were seen in your newspaper all of the time. now we find out they're in bed with general patraeus who reports to commander in chief, barack obama? >> because, chris, four-star generals have a lot of leeway when they're out half way around the world. this arrangement wasn't well known at the white house, at the pentagon, by senior officials involved in the administration. certainly, if they knew, they would have objected. the extraordinary access that the kagans got. patraeus was able to do this just because he was the general and managed to get what i understand his lawyers to sign off on the arrangement which, you know, they got the security clearance, they got face time with him regularly, very influential approach there. >> who is patraeus of? he is part of the neocon crowd? is he one of them? those people that pushed us? let's put it this way, heavily encouraged the war in iraq? or is he part of the more progressive stream of the presidents which is very skeptical. is patraeus bart of them? part of the political other side,

kimberly, you've got 30 seconds on the clock. what do you look for tomorrow? >> hey, maria. we're looking for the housing billing index tomorrow to be going up. we think it's going to be positive. obviously reflects the sentiment of the average investor and their financial candidaondition. we're looking at the fiscal cliff and what's happening with the backdrop of boehner. a lot of people are focused on 401(k). finally, the consumer sentiment number on friday. boomers are big part of that. they're a big part of my practice. if they're spending, that means the economy is growing. good thing for the market altogether. >> stephen, you're up. 30 seconds on the clock. what do you want to look at to move our money tomorrow? >> yeah, sure. we're focusing on the euro dollar right now. in the e byty, it's kind of hard to see the forest through the year s trees. i think a lot of that has been supported by the weak dollar. the currency markets are definitery much deeper. i think if the euro really touches the year highs at 134, we're really going to see this s&p take off. probably to t

was pushing an agenda that wasn't necessarily for a good cause, the kagans, robert kagan, fred kagan, kimberly kagan were prominently featured in your newspaper all the time, pushing the latest neo con war. now they we find out they're in bed with general petraeus, who reports to commander in chief barack obama. how did they get inside when they were from the other side idealogically? >> because, chris, four star generals have a lot of leeway when they're out halfway around the world. this arrangement wasn't well-known at the white house, at the white house. certainly if they knew they would have objected. the extraordinary acts that the kagans got. petraeus was able to do much of this just because he was the general. and managed to get what i understand his lawyers to sign off on the arrangement, which, you know, they got these desks, they got the security clearance, they traveled around the war zone that. >> got face time with him regularly. >> who are his people? is he part of the neo con crowd? is he one of them, those people that pushed this? let's put hit the way, heavily encouraged the

kimberly who runs the vote tear programming and zoey and brenda from green acres. where is brenda? she's not here and carolyn from the port who we have worked incredibly close with. [applause] just to conclude there has been a lot of talk about team lately. chris bochy said it yesterday and the mayor said it yesterday and this morning. this is a team and great things happen when we work together and looking around the room there are so critical members of the team and putting our parks and rec and open space, the quality of life for san franciscans ahead of self and that includes the port. it includes department of public works. it includes public utilities commission and the local unions and the park alliance and friends at bicycle coalition and the rand off institute and center for environmental yesterday. there are so many incredible partners contributing to making this city better and it's a special day so go team. [applause] >> just wanted to mention a few other partner who is are key to what the port tried to accomplish here along the waterfront, both here in bay view and thr