This is a rush copy of the "five" in November 18, 2014.
This copy may not be in final form and may be updated.
Kimberly Gilfoyle
Host: Hello everyone.
I'm Kimberly Guilfoyle and Bob Beckel, Eric Bolling, Dana Perino and Greg Gutfeld.
Now it's 5 in New York City. this is "five people ".
"Who is Jonathan Gruber?
President Obama doesn't seem to remember the designer of Obamacare, or just an insignificant consultant, but Steve Ratner, his former White House consultant, may be able to clarify that for him.
(Start video editing) former White House consultant Steve Ratner: Jonathan returned to the day of health care on 2009.
Well, when I was at the White House, he was considered a big figure in helping Obamacare.
So, that's exactly what you're saying. The problem is not that Gruber has integrated Obamacare. he's the person. The problem is what he said about how the White House handled it in the past two weeks.
(Ending the video clip) Gilfoyle: Ratcliffe certainly claims that the White House is making predictions.
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest: I'm not sure what parts we have ---
But here he is.
Yes, he is--OK.
(LAUGHTER) seriously:
As the president himself said, Rupert is a consultant.
(End video clip) Gilfoyle: now we know how the scam of Obamacare is really passed on to the American people ---
What can Congress do about this? Dr.
Ben Carson thinks the law should be looked at again.
Neurosurgeon Ben Carson: Our Congress should have stopped and they should have said that since we know what's in this bill and since we know there's a lot of deception involved here, let's re-
Let's discuss it. let's vote again.
(End Video Clip)votes, re-
Boling, discuss it?
Eric Bolin
Host: May I introduce Steve Ratner? Of course.
BOLLING: Josh Earnest fired miss.
This should be no problem with Obamacare cars.
Let me tell you about Steve Ratner.
Steve Ratner is one of the richest people in the world.
He's a Wall Street hedge fund guy, they pulled it from Wall Street and said that because he's very free about liberal views, they let him make the whole car, the old car for cash, cars can save the car industry.
He was touted as one of the most important figures of the Obama administration around 2008. 2009.
Steve Ratner has a high level of credibility.
He said today, yes, John Gruber is everywhere in the White House, and he is a supporter of Obamacare.
Steve Ratner will know because Steve Ratner and Jonathan Gruber are the same people, Jonathan Gruber is a supporter of Obamacare, Steve Ratner is a supporter of the auto industry
So, stop riding his office again, the car is today, and they laugh at him for the most part of the last five or six years.
He may even save him in the auto industry.
Steve Ratner says Jonathan Gruber is a supporter of Obamacare.
I believe what Steve Ratner said.
By the way, I don't think Steve Ratner has much to say, he's so free and I'm doing this. BOB BECKEL, CO-
I thought he hung up his car, Bill.
I don't know. But I'm gonna.
Becker: Oh, I get it. I get it.
Steve Ratner is him--the guy --he was there.
Bolin: Do you know him personally?
Very good, yes.
Berlin: then I bet you know Jonathan Gruber, too.
I don't know Jonathan Gruber.
Interested.
Becker: But I said, I don't know what Steve Ratner is and what he knows about Obamacare. But I think he.
He arranged Jonathan Gruber at the White House.
Becker: If you want to deny this, I 'd rather take root akcelrod when you say Ratner.
BOLLING: What is Axelrod?
Oh, good.
Gilfoyle: OK. So yours.
Then he thought it was not important.
Okay, okay.
No, that's not what he said.
Gilfoyle: Well, Dana, what you think about ratoon, you can do that if you want to re-vote on Obamacare. Dana Perino
Moderator: Well, I do think the White House and Democrats like Nancy Pelosi look silly and they are trying to say that they don't know who Jonathan Gruber is because obviously,
They liked his work and I asked him to do more work and he was the expert they thought was the most important.
He may also be the one they 've worked with, trying to do what Gruber said, and that's to actively figure out ways to deceive the American people and enable them to pass Obamacare.
I think all the White House can do is say, yes, Jonathan Gruber has helped us with Obamacare, and of course we think his comments are ridiculous and it will be a way to fix this.
Instead, they continued it.
This makes people more depressed.
On the question of revoting, think about it--
It's too early to say what will happen.
Mitch McConnell and John Boehner will have to work with their troops and they are already working together.
I mean, think about it. -
Ten days after the election, they have already voted on the Keystone pipeline today, but things are moving fast, but, at the same time as the decision on what to do, especially about Obamacare, the president is about to take an important administrative action on amnesty and immigration.
So there's a lot on their plate.
Of course they will--
Greg, who is Ratner?
Greg gutfeld, colleague
Host: he's President Obama's ID card. that's who he is.
He said what every left-handed person believed but did not say.
He believes that, like President Obama, Americans do not have the ability to live their lives. That believes --
This belief gives them the right to unite us and do whatever we do not want, because frankly we are too stupid to make our own decisions.
But it's really a political version, "I didn't have sex with that woman.
"I mean, everyone denies that they know more.
In a way, 1987 movies Dana, the deadly appeal, in which President Obama is Dan Gallagher, who has a relationship with Alex Forrest, and then
It was all fun, everyone had a good time, it was disgusting in the elevator.
But now, he ran away from her.
He's hiding from her because she's crazy.
He can't admit how close he is to Gruber and no one can admit it.
He's Alex Forrest in the story, Becker: remember she came out of the tub. GUTFELD: Yes.
This is terrible.
Goodfield: Well, it's hard now.
Gruber and knife in the bathtub are Obamacare plans.
Bolin: there are boiling rabbits everywhere.
Cooking rabbits is our health care.
(CROSSTALK) Guildford IL: more of rabbit.
I don't know what you are--
I have it now.
Why are Republicans so happy with Gruber?
Do you understand?
Becker: Yes, because 4 million or 5 million is under the leadership of the Bush administration. Really?
(CROSSTALK) Becker: 2000.
Not actually.
Becker: 2000.
BOLLING: there are actually some.
A little bit, right? BECKEL: Some.
BOLLING: The same is true at the national level.
To be honest, Mitt Romney--
Jonathan Gruber helped solve Romney's problem in Massachusetts.
Becker: he's gone.
(CROSSTALK) BOLLING: It's not even--
In fact, they have been saying, oh, he has nothing to do with it.
Or Pelosi, we don't know who he is, and I don't know.
Gilfoyle: it was rejected when we had evidence.
BOLLING: it's for dents, it's for lying.
Becker: which proof?
Pauline: just stand up and say you know the man.
The evidence is that they really think the American people are stupid because we recorded it and we know he's in the Oval Office, the president mentioned directly in his speech how many times he was the person he specifically consulted, one of the four names, however, they still wanted to tell us that they did not have an association and now we are offended, that's the bottom line.
Can I ask you a question?
May I ask you a question? What?
BECKEL: when all these problems arise now, hidden taxes on the middle class.
If I remember correctly, the Republicans proposed-
I know Greg, about what he said he didn't have cover, but, Republicans say over and over again, it's going to happen, it's going to happen.
The American people are not surprised if you think you believe in Republicans.
GUTFELD: no one reads the bill they passed in order to hide it.
No, I'm talking about Republicans going out.
Gilfoyle: Yes.
BECKEL: They say it's a tax for the middle class.
GUTFELD: Yes, but on the other hand, you have people like funny or dead, you have celebrities, or come out and say you hate the poor if you don't do that, you are all
And the old man.
GUTFELD: they laughed, did they laugh at the critics who brought up these things?
You see, Obama is right to expect this to be over, because for him, it's all over.
So you have to ask yourself, what is the Republican spending?
Gilfoyle: Yes.
GUTFELD: What is the expenditure in the United States?
Without some sort of ultimate justice, and there must be two things about justice, what is the point of repeatedly hitting Gruber, you have to name and shame everyone involved in this lie.
This means chasing people in the media and losing them jobs.
Another thing is actually, what to do with the law before I think it is stupid to think about the idea that you can do something.
Gilfoyle: Yes.
But this thing is--
But I think now, you can also prove that you are lying, which is actually lying. BECKEL: No.
GUTFELD: corruption.
Gilfoyle: Yes.
(CROSSTALK) GUTFELD: No, it's corrupt.
Becker: that's it.
Did you--
Put it here now and do it again.
BECKEL: can I
Voting on a bill, suddenly it was talked about for 40 years but never happened.
Bob, Bob, because of this.
Let me ask you.
But is it possible now?
Is it possible?
You can get the exact same bill.
Look at these numbers now, of course.
(CROSSTALK) BECEKL: no modification.
So you can get away with it. GUTFELD: Yeah.
There are some bills that you think will never have the exact same without amendments.
I mean, I hate acting and stunt.
However, it needs justice, doesn't it?
Okay, let's talk about this, because.
(CROSSTALK) Gilfoyle: Ron fulnier is only talking about this issue.
Because it is a symbol of a truly broken government and government, Ron will tell you who is responsible.
(Start video editing) Ron finnier, National Magazine: The problem is central ---
In fact, you must have any leader in any life, and the government is of course trusted, and the president has destroyed the credibility of his government itself and the government itself.
Gilfoyle: Eric? (End Video Clip)
So, this is the case.
President Obama said, Jonathan Gruber, I did accept the good idea of people like this. and-so, so-and-
Jonathan GruberHe was --
MIT professor Bob, so when they put Obamacare together, he was quoted in the latest era, he was talked about, he was a genius, he is very much now he is telling the truth, but about how they pass by saying that we have to pull the wool off the eyes of the American people, isn't it?
And Congress and all the Republicans.
Now, he's an idiot.
Now everyone has to say, "Oh, Jonathan Gruber, that idiot.
"Becker: Pull your eyes to the ticket.
But now.
Bolin: I didn't vote for it.
No, I did not vote for it.
You messed up the Democrats who voted for it. I --
BECKEL: this is the eye of the census (ph) BOLLING: it's because they have to do this to get through.
My point is, if he was a genius at the time, why is he such an idiot on your side now?
I want to know why you guys are.
Becker: because you got him.
He has no one else, right?
But Bob, Bob, Bob.
Berlin: You're the Republican coach.
Becker: Can I get a little bit of what I want to say?
I agree with him that this is a factor of trust for the president.
Now is the time.
BECKEL: It's a real problem now, I mean you can't take that kind of blow over and over again, and don't expect this to start being a problem, it's going to be a problem.
Now, do I not believe that all these things are true and that these things lead to the path of distrust, but I believe in the path of distrust.
It is very difficult for the president, especially when you have no one in Congress.
Gilfoyle: Yes.
The party-controlled Congress, you have two years left.
Perino: from the media point of view, this is not the first time that the media has appeared collectively. it may be self-evident.
It's like a strange code that protects President Obama and the people who ask him this question, and what feels most strongly about it is not Republicans, but Hillary Clinton.
Because they tried to get anyone trying to cover up President Obama's ideology and his record during the primary, and--
Her campaign sample says they-
The media is absolutely blind to it, so, this is not the first time.
I saw a reporter from NBC today suggesting that the only reason this is a story is because people who don't like ACA-
The previously affordable health care bill in the United States is now even more crazy.
So that's not, that's why it's not a story for him, that's why they don't report it.
When they see that the media's confidence numbers are also declining, they are almost proportional to the President's report and the president's confidence factor.
Gilfoyle: you see it almost.
You know--
Another reason why people are angry is not just because they are cheated.
They knew they were deceived, but they were deceived after that. The gloating. PERINO: Yeah.
This is gloating--
You have people in the government, or you have people like Gruber who are gloating about the fact that they cheated us.
They liked an apartment, and a flat boy boasted, you know, he hooked up with your sister. It's like --
Disgusting.
BECKEL: Now, the words of the invitation are like a super (ph) team, a team that wins, loses, they are beaten by touchdowns, because they have a very good player on the other side.
They looked outside and said she did not know the play.
Man, it's stupid.
GUTFELD: he found his father cheating.
They are cheating.
BOLLING: how many Republicans voted for the American people?
He's not there, but he can see us like that.
(CROSSTALK) BECKEL: There are three on the center (ph) side.
BOLLING: no one voted for it. So therefore.
Becker: you have three in the middle, right? BOLLING: Did.
Perino: No, no.
(CROSSTALK) BOLLING: there is no Republican vote for the affordable health care bill. PERINO: No.
That's what Scott Brown is.
No, he did not report.
Are you sure?
Bolin: no--
This did not pass.
If I'm not in the House, definitely not.
Bolin: work with me.
So no votes, right? BECKEL: Yeah.
BOLLING: So who's been fooled by this?
Who is Jonathan Gruber talking about?
Is he talking about Republicans?
Or is he talking about the Democrats they need to vote on, are you stupid?
If that's what you are.
BOLLING: Who is it--
Stupid American
(CROSSTALK) Becker: Jonathan Gruber said.
(CROSSTALK) Bolin: just answer me and say it.
Becker: Don't say anything.
BOLLING: just say it. BECKEL: No, no.
No, I don't.
Because the stupid people who voted for it were Democrats.
Becker: I tell you, stupid, stupid, people who don't do a good job ---
If you believe what you believe, if you don't sell it, you get it, you're defeated, and now you're complaining about it.
Stop complaining.
Gilfoyle: he just said win at all costs.
GUTFELD: What is your analogy, you actually beat us on the field because you have a representative, the representative is the media that calls for each game for you.
If you want to complete the analogy, you want to do so.
But he did not care about the beating.
His view is that this is what needs to be done and will do everything to win.
Gilfoyle: now you guys are complaining.
But it doesn't matter how.
(CROSSTALK) Perino: when did they come to CBO? BECKEL: But.
Yes, but Bob.
Where are they?
Gilfoyle: CBO, specifically numbers and math. PERINO: Yeah.
Gilfoyle: to solve the problem, because if they see and tell them the truth, he will say on the tape that it will not be passed.
Becker: I think the final result of the analysis is that you assume that what Rupert is saying is true. And that's --
You don't have anyone else yet.
Is Gruber a liar now?
He is an architect. BECKEL: Yeah.
I think he might be a liar.
The guy at MIT. Alright, fine. I got to go.
BOLLING: the idea of the people he changed was that Democrats would vote against it.
Gilfoyle: Yes.
BOLLING: those are--
Gilfoyle: Pelosi didn't go because she didn't look.
They own the house in the Senate.
Okay, okay.
You have a house in the Senate. BECKEL: Yeah.
Gilfoyle: It's obviously more about this.
But before the 5 th, yes, we have a special guest for you.
The man who killed Osama bin Laden, you all know his name now, Rob O'Neill is sitting on this table with us and we have a lot of things to ask him.
Including who he wants to see. S.
Next, the troops will be dispatched.
So stay.
Perino: this is the Fox news alert, we expect a vote on the Keystone pipeline soon, and the result will come this hour, and we are keeping a close eye on this and keeping a close eye on this.
But now, on immigration, the president is about to showdown with Republicans as he plans to use his pen to stop the deportation of millions of illegal immigrants, this will be a move he has said many times beyond his ability.
(Start video clip) President Barack Obama of the United States of America: that's not the case with the idea that I can suspend executive orders.
Because Congress has passed some laws, and the job of the administration is to enforce and enforce them, and for me, just by executive order, ignoring these congressional mandates is not in line with my proper role as president.
Perino: So, why does he object now in his own warning?
Well, he denies that his position on this issue has changed.
Obama: Actually, my position has not changed.
When I spoke to the lawyers, they were interested in me ---
Through administrative action, repeat legislation that Congress has stalled.
(End video clip) Perino: But the fact inspectors at the Washington Post have taken over this, and given what the president I haven't seen before, it's an upside down pinochi, Rep. flop.
Jonathan tley, a legal scholar, warned that our freedom could be threatened.
(Start video clip) constitutional lawyer Jonathan Terry: The president's suggestion is to tear up the structure of the Constitution.
Our separation of powers gives us a balance, but it does not protect our branches.
It is not to protect the executive or the legislative, but to protect freedom, it is to prevent so much control from any department that they become a threat to freedom.
The American people have to force this issue and say, look, we may agree with what you're trying to do, but we don't agree with what you're trying to do.
Perino: Greg, I just saw your gesture, do you agree with Jonathan Tully?
No, I'm a little itchy. PERINO: OK.
Goodfield: No, I think there's a common misconception here that President Obama is confusing the two meanings of the word boundary, we are referring to the boundary, he is referring to the tenant.
He's just confused. -
It's hard for Obama to be on his side because he lied and he cheated.
So what Turley said is, you know, you can sympathize with the idea, Pro.
But you also support immigration. law.
He's like a paltry pursuit partner, cheating, peeking at the answer, so you win, but you win and you feel dirty.
I mean, even coloring books have boundaries and it's not hard to find out that you can kiss
Immigration and supportlaw.
It is not constitutional, it is right or wrong, and his approach is wrong.
Regarding the constitutional issue, Kimberly, I would like to ask you.
Because, the former president made a comment, he was a constitutional lawyer, and he said that, but now he is turning over his words. flop.
Who would say in the government that what he did was legal?
I mean, they would go around and try to find a place where the Justice Department or the legal committee would say something.
Gilfoyle: Yes, he will find a person on the Judicial Council, saying that he has the ability and the right to do so in accordance with the executive order, and I believe he does not, for the reasons we have just heard, that power is separate.
He doesn't care because he's actually just trying to further develop his own political ideology, creating a wedge problem with Republicans, trying to demonize them again.
So, this is a total offense to the Constitution.
I don't care if he is a constitutional lawyer and he doesn't seem to have anything to do with the Constitution because he always seems reckless in breaking the law.
There are people around him who provide him with the legal basis to do so.
However, it is still incorrect, such as where to check.
He's just looking for someone to give him an answer so he can do what he wants.
Bob, to your ---
In your memory, on your congressional day, when you helped Jimmy Carter pass important legislation, what do you think it's like to be a White House lawmaker now, president Obama is on the mountain today.
I mean, this elevator is very heavy?
One thing, but I just want to say one thing, have you left Jimmy Carter? It --
You should give him a break.
This is your day of congressional affairs.
Gilfoyle: Yes.
Let me say one thing, Jonathan's view of Jonathan Tully is that I know Jonathan is a good man, but, I didn't hear him say anything about that.
George H. This is the president. W.
Bush and Reagan did exactly the same thing.
(CROSSTALK) Becker: where are you?
Perino: Yes.
You know, it's not exactly the same.
Becker: Wait a minute.
Stop, Bob.
Becker: All Obama has to do is make the dream come true. -
However, dreamers, their parents stay in this country, right?
Yes, yes.
Becker: it's more than Reagan and Bush, but it's the same.
But the actions of Reagan and Bush are based, and there is no basis yet.
Perino: it means that some laws have not passed, so there is no law, it does put the car in front of the horse, but it is a legal issue.
Let me give Eric the last sentence here, what would you do to stop the government from doing that if you were a Republican?
Bolin: You know there's a good exchange here.
They can't.
BOLLING: Earlier today, Jonathan Carr and Josh Ernest of ABC-
When Jonathan Carr pointed out what Obama always said years ago, he said, look, I'm not an emperor, I'm not an emperor, I can't get around the law with the executive, or such an executive order.
In about a year and two months or so, he has changed, and he (can't hear) and Jonathan Carr will be President of Josh Earnest, why did he say that at the time, why does he sing a different tune now that he will use the executive pen, Josh Earnest has nowhere to go.
To be honest, he is a great speaker. -
White House spokesman.
However, he has nowhere to go, he just said, well, things have changed, we have tried, we have looked at the law now, and President Obama has a different view on it.
He's basically saying, I don't know what to say here.
But it's different there.
He did not.
Perino: I'm glad he didn't try to make something up.
No, he made up nothing.
This is right, however.
In his own words, President Obama said that I am not an emperor. PERINO: Right.
BOLLING: so I didn't use this pen a year ago.
Now, I'm going to use this pen.
But how do Democrats get a pen?
Goodfield: The reason is that there are a lot of things to lose in the United States, but now Obama has nothing. Yes.
He spent all his capital.
No, he has nothing to lose.
Gilfoyle: There's nothing to lose.
Yes, I mean he has no capital and nothing. -account.
(CROSSTALK) Guildford Il: Come on, you.
There is nothing to lose.
That's what we said.
No, we're not.
I speak better. GUTFELD: No. That's it. It's over.
Perino: I'm talking better, America.
OK, don't walk away, because next, we'll have Rob O'Neill of the Navy SEAL and set out with us here, you know who he is, the hero who killed bin Laden.
We'll ask him some questions that you didn't hear, yes the answer, so please keep an eye on that.
(Commercial) BOLLING: We don't often have five people here, but tonight, it's a great honor to shake hands with the people who killed Osama bin Laden, welcome to retired Navy SEAL Rob O'Neill.
Rob, we all heard the terrible can (ph) that night, so we wanted to ask you, if you felt like maybe you didn't hear the question ---by the way.
Bolin: Thank you, Rob O'Neill, the retired SEAL that killed bin Laden, for inviting me. Yes.
So my problem is that we see ISIS and beheading.
We saw what they were doing on the camera.
We have never seen a picture of bin Laden's death, have we?
No, I don't think we should, because-
This will only bring unnecessary anger, and although they are already very angry with us, it kind of poked the bear.
I can assure you that he was shot.
Sometimes, some American public just--
They need to know that justice is done, and they just don't need to see what it's like sometimes.
BOLLING: Even though we see ISIS beheading our people, I can't let Chad O'Neill see: I have some people who think we should do different things with him, do different things with this photo, but I think what we do now is correct.
Do you think they really buried this guy safely?
Oh, they are.
Are you there?
No, I don't. BECKEL: OK.
This is Area 51, Bob. BECKEL: It is.
(CROSSTALK) GUTFELD: with chemtrail.
Becker: That's right.
No, seriously, I don't. -
There are many questions about this issue.
Really, I mean, no, I mean, yes.
No doubt, Bob.
Yes, yes.
There are many problems with people. now he is dead.
Becker: First of all, we won't give it to you--
That's right. it's important.
Congratulate you, K. G. ?
Bob has some conspiracy theories.
I actually wanted to talk to you about intelligence collection.
In the special program, you point out that there are a lot-
Hope to be able to retrieve or delete a large amount of information cache from the scene.
What do you think is the most important thing? In fact, is there a personal diary of Osama bin Laden found?
O'Neal: I didn't see the Wall Street Journal.
I don't know if they found this.
That would be good.
I know that some of the things we found there are directly related to the goals of other al-Qaida members, which is fine as long as we can do that.
I know this is a treasure house we found there.
I hope we can have more time there.
It would be nice to get everything out, because I think we're going to do more damage to al Qaeda than we already did, even though we did a lot of damage that night
So there's intelligence to act on?
Oh, of course.
We get as much as we can, but it would be better if we had 24 hours with our Pakistani ally Pakistanis.
I have two questions.
What is your favorite drink for future generosity, because I don't think you will pay for another drink no matter when you go. And No.
2, do you sometimes stand in front of the mirror and whisper "I shot UBL" when no one is by your side? You did. O'NEILL: No. I --
My favorite drink is ragwulin.
Sometimes I stand in front of the mirror and say, "I know Bob Becker.
Becker: "I want to shoot him too.
"Gilfoyle: Don't worry, Bob. don't say it in person.
No face. BOLLING: Dana.
I have a question.
We're all from small-town America. O'NEILL: Yes.
Perino: all kinds of media reports-
Mainstream media reports usually take place in New York, Washington, D. C. C.
And Los Angeles.
The rest of the United States has been ignored.
Curious about what kind of reception or feedback you received from Bart, Montana, where you grew up.
O'Neal: they are--
Bart, Montana is a great town. They actually --
I think you're playing a song from a friend of mine in batte, Montana.
Rust and red by Tim Montana.
Great song, great guy.
Great plug.
O'Neal: Thank you very much.
I thought I could sneak past you.
Very smooth. O'NEILL: No.
They were worried at the beginning because they were not used to being involved, and the first thing they cared about was security.
I wrote an article for the newspaper in my hometown, I just let them know, I mean, there is always a concern.
The country has more spectacular goals than batte, Montana.
But it's time to be vigilant and realize there's a threat somewhere.
It's not necessarily as big as they think, but it's where they live and care.
UBL, is it your first time?
No, he's not my last. BOLLING: So --
I'm glad you said that.
If there is another target, who is the next UBL that we need Robert O'Neill to take away. . . ?
O'Neal: Well, it's not me now.
Seal 6.
O 'Neill: there are great warriors now.
Bagdady?
O'Neal: it could be bagdady of ISIS.
When we put our boots on the ground, I will definitely send someone to chase him too.
Anyone else?
O'Neal: Ayman al.
Al-Qaida is the leader of al-Qaida, but al-Qaida has become ISIS.
I mean, you know, it doesn't matter what they call. It's --
But yes, bagdady will be a good person and I personally want to get someone who will cut all the people down.
John Gerhard? O'NEILL: Yes.
I promise he won't be so tough when someone's hand is tied behind his back.
I agree.
Like you said, al Qaeda is not--
My theory about this is that these groups have established a franchise, such as the McDonald's franchise, to get the name.
But the original al-Qaida is no longer there. Is it worth mentioning?
O'Neal: I don't think so.
I think they just put their names on it, no matter where they are, because they are everywhere.
North Africa in Yemen. PERINO: Oh, no.
You just agreed with Bob and now we have to do that. . .
I told you.
We will never live. BECKEL: No, no.
No one will believe me.
But you see, it's OK to look at the source. GUILFOYLE: Yes.
Actually, I want to talk about your parents.
You know, I had a chance to meet your father a few years ago and he was really great.
O'Neal: he's been bragging about it.
Dad got a hug.
That's what I called him.
O'Neal: I can't watch five without his reminder.
Who is your father?
He's here, Bob.
O'Neal: We came in with the other seals.
You asked five seals, "Do you have any liberals?
Sounds like (ph ).
BECKEL: Well, that's not what I thought when I first heard about seals.
But your father, it's an incredible guy.
To be honest, apart from yourself, the star in the special show, just human emotions, the way he talks about you, the scene of him at Walmart
Matt's parking. call you.
How are your parents doing now, because it's public, what do they think about your level of safety?
O'Neal: Well, they're worried.
They care more about me than they do.
We took precautions for everyone, and I was worried.
Yes, they are worried, but obviously they are proud and my father is proud.
I was impressed with him because I think he said tension and stroke in the same sentence under special circumstances.
I can add that it's perfect.
Yes, I know.
Well, technically, you don't have to do anything for the rest of your life, because you have done such great and wonderful things for this country, do you know what you want to do?
Do you have any plans for where to go? -
When you do something so great, what will you do next?
O'Neal: After I killed Osama bin Laden, I left the Navy in 16 and a half years, and I retired gloriously, it was difficult, because there's no pension for you.
So it took me two years, so my colleague-
My colleague founded a foundation called "grateful country.
Org, we help veterinarians cope with post-traumatic stress, brain injury, and other (ph) during the transition period ).
In fact, they want to find other jobs besides carrying guns.
Many of them don't want to carry guns anymore. BOLLING: Right. D.
Perino: My last question is in the documentary, what you said on the helicopter, you're at 1 to 1,000. . . O'NEILL: Yes.
But you remember a word from George W.
Bush, our president.
Just curious, what are the famous quotes you remember?
Are they somewhere in your brain?
Or did it all of a sudden. . . O'NEILL: No.
I listened a lot and I really liked it but I didn't write it down anywhere.
It's right in front of me, I'm sur.
I checked and the result was right.
I'm pretty sure I'm right, but when I got home I looked up and found out about it.
Then I think the tattoo is good. So we did that.
Very good.
We have to leave it there, Rob.
Great to chat with you.
Thank you for everything, sir.
O'Neal: It's an honor.
Bolin: Okay.
Thank you again for your service, Rob.
Before you go, here is a song from Tim Montana, one of Rob's favorite home band, and the shredder band, singing "Rust and red ".
"Five" will be back soon.
(Business Breakthrough) GUTFELD: vape, a selection of Oxford Dictionaries--smoking an e-cig --
As a "word of the year" and citing "increasing public debate on public hazards and regulatory needs ".
We don't know about vaping, but it doesn't stop the asshole from controlling your life.
Again, because they are idiots, political hackers try to ban vaping without any facts.
Instead, they claim that smoking indoors can confuse people who think they actually smoke.
So you ban something because it looks like something else.
Why not ban surgery?
Looks like a stab wound.
Baltimore MP James Kraft wants to ban e-commerce
Cigs like regular cigs because there is no real research on them.
Therefore, we must now refute his unscientific views rather than defend his unfounded interference.
To make matters worse, he proposed legislation because his granddaughter saw people smoking in Camden Yard and bugged her.
This is how we make the law: appease the children.
Is this more important than science and human life?
If there are any children who should cheer because there is no smoke from the tower to save their loved ones.
If vaping was decades ago, many parents would be alive now.
But for those with weak minds, it is easier to condemn objects without life than real evil.
The world is now hijacked by hysterics who want to hurt rather than help.
Whether it's words or cheesy shirts or a fog, we're at the mercy of the second --
Hand scolding and their firsthand stupidity.
It would be nice if there were patches.
Yes, it's not a joke.
It's right not to joke.
No kidding.
I'm so angry.
These people are idiots. All right. This is all --
This is not about evaporation;
This is the word about a year.
What is your word this year?
It is called ventilation. Oh, no. This is like --
Sounds stupid now. GUTFELD: What?
Gilfoyle: One of my favorite words I say it's because they always make fun of me, like laughing at me, and I say, "Baby, baby," whoever it is.
It's okay. PERINO: Babe.
Men, women, children, puppies, birds.
You just don't remember anyone's name.
No, that's not true.
I remember everyone's name, but I like the sound of it. Babe, babe.
GUTFELD: this is not the word that has become more common this year.
GUILFOYLE: I don't care.
I made it more popular because I used it and now Dana says the same.
She just pulled a Bob on you. GUTFELD: Yes.
Everyone likes it when Costi (ph) says it.
No, it's another thing to pull Bob. Bob. GUILFOYLE: See. I'm timeless. Thank you. BECKEL: Yes.
What are you talking about? . .
Becker: No, I have to tell you that I'm going to go with the people I least like, and that's the recovery of what's going on?
"What happened?
What happened to "It used to be --
Like what are you doing, what is that?
Now they can't hear you.
They're like, "What happened?
Really? Oh, yes.
Haven't you heard of it?
Have you seen a lot? . .
Maybe a younger generation. BECKEL: . . . Elance (ph)?
Where have you been hanging out?
There's no point in this, Bob.
Are you in love with Shirley hemfield?
So far, mine is better than Bob's. Next.
You have to be there.
You have to be there.
Perino: I bet Eric did the right thing. BOLLING: I did.
Yes, I followed the rules.
For me, the words of the year are obviously hard to hear.
In all ways: Gruberizing takes Grubered, these are coming soonto-
Few websites-
The media is important for Gruber.
Gruber, the daily Gruber business, and of course Huffington Gruber. "GUTFELD: Nice.
Gilfoyle: I have clearly agreed to follow my direction on this clip.
Fox Gruber?
Bo Ling: Fox Cooper?
Well, you know what?
Let's see if Dana's annual vocabulary has nothing to do with dogs.
Perino: No, no.
Oh, really?
Perino: There's really country music. Oh, okay.
Perino: so I didn't pick what I liked because I was afraid of being laughed at by you. GUTFELD: Yes.
Perino: But what I want to complain about is that Oxford includes one this year. GUTFELD: Yes. PERINO: Honky-tonker.
Well, that's the definition: "A person who owns, works in cheap, dirty bars or nightclubs, or visits a lot, usually plays country music there.
"Well, I have to say, I think it's cheap and vulgar.
It's like fun good music, and there's a lot of people (who don't understand) singing for the new song: Chris Young, keep Moore, Luke Brian, and Blake Shelton.
All About honky
Tonks in recent music
I thought honky-
Donald is a white man.
Perino: What is Donald?
GUTFELD: my annual commitment-
I don't know what tonk is.
My annual commitment. . .
Like a Donka toy. GUTFELD: . . .
It is harmful and is now used every day to condemn anything that does not harm the body.
So words hurt people. T-
The shirt hurts.
Music hurts. BOLLING: Ideas.
The name of the team hurts.
Everyone hurts. Bunch of wimps.
Perino: No hot water.
GUTFELD: No hot water.
Poor Dana has no hot water. All right.
Charles Manson is getting married.
Why isn't this "another thing" for Kimberly "?
A terrible story, followed by "five ".
Baker: You all remember this madman, Charles Manson.
Geraldo rivera, Fox News anchor: Did you kill anyone?
Cult leader Charles Manson, who incited followers to commit mass murder: I have approached it several times.
Rivera: come, don't you?
Manson: What do you mean, don't you, man?
I'm not lying to you.
If there's something I'm guilty of, do you think I'll still be here?
Look into my eyes. Look me --
Look at the immediate eyes.
Do I look guilty?
RIVERA: you look more guilty than anyone I 've ever seen in my life. MANSON: Really? Really?
Do you understand what I'm talking about?
The man you want me to be is impossible.
What you are doing is that you are creating a legend, you are creating a beast and you are creating your judgment on the word "Manson.
"That's not me at all.
Becker: and Greg, Geraldo is on the right. I'm sorry.
The murderer is now 80 years old.
He's still in prison, and we're all glad.
You may be surprised to hear that he is coming up the aisle soon.
California just gave him his marriage certificate. year-old girlfriend. His bride-to-
Claim that Manson is an innocent person and say they are in love.
Why the hell are you marrying him?
Now, Kimberly, you're the most important--
Married.
What do you think?
You think Charles has the right to be--
He said he had the right to get married legally, right?
Gilfoyle: Yes.
I mean, I think it's very objectionable.
I feel very sorry for her.
I don't know where her friends and family are and should know something about her.
I have seen many cases of prisoner marriage.
The people who came to visit them
They have nothing to do with anyone.
You know, the temptation, the temptation to try to convince someone, "Oh, I'm innocent. Poor me.
"But I mean, come on.
She is 26 years old. He's 80.
He's a killer.
Everyone knows.
Look what's in his head.
I mean, just--
The whole thing is so disturbing and objectionable.
Do you know what they say to the woman who does this?
They are--
They want to be mothers, and they don't want their husbands to run around.
I think that makes sense.
Eric, do you remember Manson?
Do you remember Manson?
No, I don't ---
I'm old enough to remember.
I remember killing a 26. year-
Coincidentally, old Sharon Tate. . .
Becker: That's right. BOLLING: . . .
Or his team.
I have an issue with California approving the marriage.
So do I.
I don't think they should. He was been --
He was convicted.
In fact, he was sentenced to death for murder, and for some reason he was still there.
Why does he have these rights? I think --I'm against it.
I was thinking you would be allowed to get married in every state. Don't they?
I don't know.
I don't think they should do it even if they do.
This is terrible.
A mockery of marriage
Do you think you should not be allowed to get married if you are in prison?
Perino: I think we should make a deal and make sure ---
States should allow same-sex marriage if they want, and they should reject such marriage. How about that?
Becker: here you are.
I like this idea.
Now Greg, you told me something during the break that I thought Charles Manson was very charming.
I don't know.
Tell everyone.
I don't remember. Becker: come on.
You said he was a rock singer. -
He will become a rock star.
He wanted to be a rock star and turned to murder because he was a failed rock star.
By the way, I think it's beautiful and two people can find love in so many obstacles.
I just hope he won't build another family.
Because the first one is not very good.
However, what I want to say is: this is the best proof of the necessity of the death penalty.
If they fire this scum in their 1970 s, we'll do the story with Taylor Swift instead of this jerk.
By the way, he is still destroying his life.
He ruined the life of the girl's parents.
Gilfoyle: Yes.
Her whole family was embarrassed and humiliated.
Believe it or not, the death penalty is a defense of human rights.
It is not against them.
Keeping this guy alive is a violation of all these victims.
Absolutely right.
From the old office where I sued him, shout to Steve Kay and Vince bullisi.
But I'm sure he was sentenced to death, isn't he?
Gilfoyle: it was overturned when they temporarily canceled the death penalty.
It started again.
So he's part of the big guy. -
I believe it's a felony.
So they can't--he can't be --no double. . .
Unfortunately, we have to wait until he has died of natural causes before he is treated.
You were upset because she was the first to arrive. All right.
Oh, wow!
BECKEL: there's one more thing to do next.
Gilfoyle: It's an idiot.
(Business break) Gilfoyle: OK.
Well, now is the time for "one more thing.
"Archive under the hash tag winning. That's right.
Fox News Channel, we beat everyone not only on cable-
CNN, joint report by MSNBC-
We beat everyone in the online news on the night of the mid-term election.
Please enjoy the numbers if you wish. GUTFELD: Wow. PERINO: Wow.
GUILFOYLE: overall 6. 6 million, fees paid, advertising sales 1 in key presentations.
The age group between 25 and 54 is 8 million.
Next, CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN and MSNBC power the bottom.
Feed the bottom
Perino: I owe it all to Bob Becker's performance. GUTFELD: Yes.
Becker: Exactly right.
By the way, the point is, this is--
The whole level of Fox News-led news needs to be analyzed, not fired.
This is what David zuravic said.
Look at his article on the Baltimore Sun, which is really incredible.
Then we have a special for Navy SEALs.
This is also the biggest. . .
It's just a fluke. GUILFOYLE: . . . number.
Is this like this? . .
Gilfoyle: 3. 7 million viewers, the highest-rated documentary in Fox News history.
Just let you know
Bolin: change the rules of the game.
This changed the rules of the game. GUILFOYLE: Yes.
Just a fluke. BOLLING: OK.
Can I read a few quotes from this guy here?
"We should live in a country where rich people pay a reasonable share.
They are willing to ask the company and the rich to pay the share they deserve.
How about this: "Tonight's lead, the secret of Mitt Romney.
Governor Romney's announcement of the results of the 2011 election will only raise more problems and bring more attention to his financial situation.
"It's interesting because look at the New York Times report today on Pastor Al Sharpton.
Look at it.
Owed more than $4.
State and federal taxes are 5 million.
This is the exposure of the New York Times. GUILFOYLE: Wow.
BOLLING: faces a personal federal tax lien of more than $3 million.
Look, do what you do, Pastor Al, I get it, but don't be a hypocrite either. Pay your taxes.
He is a liar.
Perino: you shouldn't be allowed into the White House if you have that much-
If you owe that much
They should change that.
Crazy.
This is not the right one-
Wing blog doing this.
Becker: I have--
I'm here to pick a bone with Senator Rand Paul from Kentucky, the little Libertarian from there.
He took my people, my people. . .
Teddy Cruz! BECKEL: . . . Teddy Cruz.
Now, I have made it clear that my Republican nominee is Teddy Cruz.
Ron [sic], you should--
You want--
I think you did lie to his digital expert.
But please, man.
You do not;
Not politically.
I mean, it's like a man's girlfriend, president level.
So this is a deal.
You asked your campaign staff to come over and talk to me.
We'll make an agreement because I want you to buy tickets with Ron Paul, my guy. I mean. . . PERINO: Rand.
You know.
Ted Cruz. BECKEL: Teddy.
Where did you get the picture from? GUILFOYLE: Wow.
Wow, what can you say about this mess?
Okay, it's my turn?
I have good news.
I found out they're actually going to make a sequel to this great movie, fire chariot, about--
You might have seen it a few years ago. -
The guy running on the beach.
In fact, I have mastered the advanced footage of the new climax.
Gilfoyle: What exactly is this show?
(Start video clip) (Video of the puppy or puppy running on the track) (end video clip) GUTFELD: they just got the runners up.
That's how you left.
This one decides to cheat and knock on that one, and then look at this as they come to an end. Watch this. Whoa!
Kicked his ass. Anyway.
They kicked them over. . .
Goodfield: Jeremy Piwen put the dog in the middle.
Gilfoyle: Okay.
Dana Perino, I hope you have something great.
Perino: Well, I like it because you know I like reading and you should read it on Tuesday of the Wall Street Journal. . .
GUTFELD: You like it. PERINO: . . . Brett Stephens. I love to read.
I recommend you a book.
I haven't read it yet.
Actually, Greg has
This is a great book by Brett Stephens of The Wall Street Journal: America in retreat: new isolationism and the coming global chaos.
You can read his column every Tuesday and I suggest you.
This is what is happening.
Good for you.
Gilfoyle: Okay.
If you can, please set up your DVR so you don't miss a episode of five.
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