> dana: oh, my. we tried that once before. >> bob: it's the -- >> eric: wait a minute. did you -- >> dana: it's a joke. >> eric: tried that once before. going to let it go? >> bob: you did try it once before? >> greg: i have no idea what we're talking about. >> dana: the great thing about this show i can say whatever blows on past. i never really tried to be in a tank. >> bob: the question is your husband watching? is your wife watching? >> greg: my wife is out of town. >> bob: no wonder. >> kimberly: can't you tell by the way he is dressed. >> greg: what does that mean? >> kimberly: i'd go in a minute and get in a hot tub. >> bob: serious note on the fourth of july we think about who our heros are in america. who do you think? >> kimberly: my hero has always been ronald reagan my favorite president. that is somebody i think if we can get back to bodies he embodied and ran the country we'd be on the right track. >> eric: we should remember everyone, the military people out there serving, especially t

. >> dana: at the time. gregg is for his legacy, though. >> dana: roberts' legacy. >> greg: he knows the left writes the history. >> dana: i am skeptical about what comes out about the supreme court. this is plause to believe me. it's troubling and disappointing. president obama voted against him. and justice alito. the much maligned argument on the first amendment. he also cited against bush. you don't know how he wilrule. conservatives thought he would be reliable. the contortionist thing is troubling to a lot. >> bob: the thing about the citizens united had a lot to do with this. he felt the sting on that. he was not on the court when gorev. bush came down but it was a political vote on behalf of the republicans. that vote. roberts want to protect himself. he wanted to protect himself and the court from being considered -- >> greg: legacy vote. >> eric: he should be more concerned about his legacy than this case? >> bob: let's assume roberts is right and this is a tax. do you agree that the congress has r

> dana: oh, my. we tried that once before. >> bob: it's the -- >> eric: wait a minute. did you -- >> dana: it's a joke. >> eric: tried that once before. going to let it go? >> bob: you did try it once before? >> greg: i have no idea what we're talking about. >> dana: the great thing about this show i can say whatever blows on past. i never really tried to be in a tank. >> bob: the question is your husband watching? is your wife watching? >> greg: my wife is out of town. >> bob: no wonder. >> kimberly: can't you tell by the way he is dressed. >> greg: what does that mean? >> kimberly: i'd go in a minute and get in a hot tub. >> bob: serious note on the fourth of july we think about who our heros are in america. who do you think? >> kimberly: my hero has always been ronald reagan my favorite president. that is somebody i think if we can get back to bodies he embodied and ran the country we'd be on the right track. >> eric: we should remember everyone, the military people out there serving, especially t

dana? >> dana: okay. i'm glad you tossed to me. i don't care abou don't give a d about these two. >> bob: she has come a long way. he is would haven't had it when we started the show. >> dana: i like him in a couple of movies. he just got cast as leading role in another movie and that guy was tall so they said it was a stretch. get it? >> greg: you're on fire, da dana. >> greg: he would look -- >> bob: he would look up to you. he is 4'9". >> kimberly: who cares? he is making money, making movies. >> bob: why don't you marry him? [ laughter ] >> greg: we're going to get out of this. >> kimberly: i got to go for kobayashi. >> greg: he eats everywhere free. >> kimberly: true. >> greg: wouldn't you want the lifeguard at your local beach to have this attitude? >> if i see someone and i has the ability to help them i'll go help them but i'm not going to worry about jurisdiction or any other nonsense. >> greg: so why was he fired for saving someone's life? details is next. if you leave now, eric won't model his new red speedo. ♪ ♪ >>>

dana, what is yours? >> dana: mine is something i thought interesting. chart based on information that engaged, a friend of mine is there and trend setter got. campaigns are getting so sophisticated they are getting down to, they will be able to tell what websites likely voters went to. if you an obama supporter you are likely to visit buzz feed, google, zappos which surprise me because i buy a lot of shoes, too. if you are a conservative you are likely to go to commerce about personal finance like paypal, ebay linked in and things like this that. that is interesting. go to the website. >> bob: four years ago it was magazines. >> greg: eric? >> eric: we found today that the usda is spending money on radio ads to help people get food assistance. >> man! [speaking foreign language] >> eric: there are 3 million for this spanish. >> bob: food stamps, food stamps, food stamps. got it on his brain. food stamps because he uses them. >> kimberly: i eat everything in the green room. >> bob: you're up. >> kimberly: fantastic. i want to give a shout out and highlig

. >> dana: it could be. or a book. maybe i could write a book. i saw the story in the "wall street journal" this morning, i thought she picked up on something that everybody goes through. now that we moved to new york. and there is not a separate home office. home office is the kitchen counter. the island. so there is a lot of deep breathing that has to go on when the papers start piling high. >> andrea: are you a pileer, filer? >> eric: filer. my wife is neat. she puts it away neatly, but saves stuff. >> andrea: hoarder. >> eric: not messy. i'm throw it away. >> bob: dana's husband is one of the sweetest men in the world. peter. imagine what it must be like with her if he cluttered something. poor guy, man. >> andrea: doesn't it feel good to get rid of stuff. not the purging you do, greg. >> bob: my wife, my ex-wife, i should say, i had the best collection of original x-rated movies there ever was and she threw away the original "debbie does dallas" worth $200 now. >> andrea: did you go to the dumpster to f

. >> dana: hello. i'm dana perino with andrea tantaros, bob beckel, eric bolling, and yes, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> dana: it's a great day at "the five." a year ago today was the first day. and our co-host kimberly guilfoyle and juan williams will join us later. we have surprises for you. we hope you stay with us for the hour. but first, get to news. supreme court may have upheld obamacare but today the house voted to repeal it again. that included five democrats. the house has voted more than 30 times to scrap defund or undercut the law since obama signed it in 2010. efforts that went nowhere in a democratic controlled senate. listen to what both sides are saying. here is former house speaker nancy pelosi and current house speaker john boehner. >> the affordable care act is striking on the middle class, striking on the entrepreneurial spirit of america. it's about innovation, prevention and wellness. it's not just about healthcare, but about healthy amer

dana? >> dana: if you like "the five" and we thank you for watching you would love "red eye" which is greg's show at night. last night was one of the funniest i have ever seen. there was a regular that filled in for andy levy and played his scottish father. it was bizarre and fabulous. take a listen. >> how do you find that the general mentality with this is ridiculous. for example, when you are at the airport and someone is wearing p.j.s and sleeping at the terminal, reason things getting out of hand with casualty? >> dana: i thought it was hilarious. a star is born. congratulations. >> greg: i don't think anybody understood what he said. >> bob: i didn't. called dana's husband and ask for a translation. >> dana: it was hilarious. >> andrea: most people don't understand what bill schultz is saying. >> bob: 90% bill doesn't unction what he is saying -- understand what he is saying. who's next? >> andrea: i read your copy of "short catholic monthly" and alerted to the fact that tomorrow is t

. >> dana: all right. eric, some people called it a symbolic vote because it probably won't go anywhere. with the majority of people in america saying they don't like the bill, they could vote for a tax. >> eric: they could vote to find where democrats stand. five democrats come over to vote for repeal. full repeal of the law. also to get them on record saying this is where they are going to be going forward. another thing, dana, see if you can push the senate to take it on the senate floor, which they know they won't do. no one in the senate wants to call out claire mccaskill, bill nelson, chuck schumer. these are people who don't want to be called out, don't want to be seen as obstructionist. they are up against some pretty hefty fight they have coming up. >> dana: watching this reminded me of when my mom and dad used to make me sit at the dinner table. sit there and wait. i was going to like it by the time, you know, the dish or whatever festered and i swallowed it down. in some ways i know that the dem

here is your one more thing. >> bob: i'm scared. >> kimberly: dana perino. >> dana: some one i never met but have respect for. evan longoria, a wonder -- eva longoria. she was in colorado, my home state. she said to the women gathered there i don't think it's a hard choice if you are a woman. if there is a woman there is no way you can vote republican. absolutely, a lot more women are vote increasingly for republicans. a young one i met last week. not able to vote yet. she is 17. eleanor bush no, relation to george w. bush. at cranbrook school in michigan and runs the teen republican club. i wanted to sec rise her -- recognize her and thank her for her efforts. >> greg: she is taller than you. >> kimberly: i had five-inch heals on. >> bob: she will change. freddie i want to touch on fireworks they were never able to figure out what happened when you got a dud. you could never return it to the fireworks stand. last month, 6200 residents in alaska got hopes up. hoax that taco bell was going to arrive but it was a hoax. they were let down, devastated. taco bell is a great american, they

>> dana: for what? >> greg: strangling. >> bob: i don't know what is going on between, about this swimmers. a guy named tyler, a current u.s. swimmer. he jumped on michael phelps who last i count eight gold medals. he says he has a bad work ethic. what is that about? >> andrea: to win eight gold medals you need anything but work ethic. we're eating our own. we're supposed to fight the other countries. why are they talking smack about each other on basketball? why are they going after each other on this olympic team when they are supposed to win gold against other countries? >> eric: michael phelps if i'm not mistaken was caught spoking pot in the last couple of years, right? year-and-a-half ago. >> andrea: take them out back and shoot him. i don't understand the point. >> bob: what does that have to do with anything? >> eric: bad work ethic if you -- >> andrea: he admitted. he goes listen, i let myself go. i ate chetos and gained weight. he deserved it. >> eric: it's a big deal. it's illegal. as far as

. >> dana: he's cool. >> dana: i wap your definition of cool. don't say cruelty to elderly, because that's gisting. >> dana: that is what bob thinks i want to do to the elderly. what does personal competence mean? >> greg: good at what you do. >> dana: personal confidence? i don't know. >> greg: hygiene. >> dana: got it. what? personal -- >> kimberly: don't listen to him. >> dana: if you comb your hair and wash your face? that makes you cool? >> greg: don't embarrass yourself in public. >> dana: that rules you out. the coolest people are the ones that don't give anything able anything. what you thought was cool when you are a teenager might not be cool when you're older. >> greg: how astute. eric, you said the coolest thing you did was sneak a theater to see "spy kids 2" and that was last year. >> eric: no, i didn't. some people think being rebillous is cool. looking up to tattoo and other things. >> dana: kinicky. >> eric: but other things that is cool is confidence. if you see someone confident, attractive, not attractive, whatever. if they're

dana could. >> dana: i couldn't do it. i could do a yoga thon.

dana? >> dana: yes. >> greg: are we evil sevennish people? >> dana: completely! i wake up every day and i can barely look at myself in the mirror, after that unfortunate business i tried to start earlier. i want to thank the twitter follower who let me know the wrestling move i was looking for is called "reverse." >> greg: try it on jasper. >> dana: you have to teach the dog you're in charge. that's what it's called. this is what was interesting in the "new york times" article. andy stern, labor leader seiu said there is a huge unresolved set of issue in the democratic party between people of wealth and people who work. penny is a living example of the issue. so having helped elect the president they wanted now they throw her under the bus. there is intraparty class warfare. a lot of democrats this week might be on the fence about donating to the obama campaign. they may direct to senate campaign. i don't think they want to give to them. >> greg: what did harry reid say this morning? seven odd white men -- >> eric: can't get elected. >> greg: trying to get romney

, dana. rough months. >> eric: couldn't write jokes. think about your books. >> kimberly: you send the e-mails all weekend long back to bob. you went like crazy. >> bob: never really sent e-mail. what about you? could you make it? >> kimberly: absolutely not. never gone anywhere for two weeks. it couldn't even do it. i was on a honeymoon for two days. >> bob: i went on a horseback trip in wyoming. we couldn't contact anybody for a week. it doesn't bother me in the slightest, because i can't use the phone. forget the rest of it the technology grid. >> dana: where would you go now if you had the chance? >> bob: rio de janeiro. >> kimberly: really. >> don't ask why. >> kimberly: please don't. >> greg: we can guess. >> kimberly: no followup question. >> bob: mardi gras and a nice place. personal people. they got great beaches. all right. one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪ happy birthday! thank you, nana send money to anyone's checking account with chase quickpay. all you need is an email address

>> dana: yes. pregnant, they're having a baby. >> eric: the best line is finally someone at yahoo will deliver. >> greg: what is yahoo? >> dana: a milk. >> greg: that is yohoo. i love that. if she was taking over yohoo i'd be excited. it's not chicken milk. it's chocolate water. good for a hangover. yahoo, i had yahoo. i had -- e-mail from 1998 to now. why? i'm lazy. my only connection with yahoo. i have no idea what else -- >> kimberly: it seems to be working well. >> greg: if it doesn't work out look at compuserve or net scape might be interesting. is alta vista still around? >> bob: excuse me. i had had net scape. let me ask you this. not too many years ago it would have disqualified her not just to get a ceo job, but to get any executive job, right? >> kimberly: absolutely. this is very good news. you talk about women being appointed to positions like this. they hire her. they knew she was pregnant. they said you know what? we want you. this is the right attitude. she is highly capable. excelle

they'd be out of work. >> dana: he's an artist. >> greg: i'm an artist at heart. >> dana: can i ask you another thing? when the tragedy first happen, the massacre happened, one thing that people were asked and president obama agreed not to mention his name. so to me i'm like well, then, if that is how the victims feel maybe cameras in the courtroom is also something that should be done. >> greg: exactly. i don't want to see the guy. >> eric: what of a case where someone may have known him and didn't realize they know him until they see him on tv. and they go i remember when he did this in high school. maybe it helps stop it from happening again. >> bob: does anyone else find it unusual that so few people come forward and say they have known the guy? >> dana: like obama. >> bob: exactly. but like -- seriously, i'm surprised that the guy has no, has been no stories by anybody who said i know him except for the guy who lived downstairs and said he played lousy music. right? the other thing is it not true that the insanity plea are some of the most expensive for both sides for discovery and

cliche. >> eric: welcome back dana. did you have a good time? >> dana: i did. but i really missed that jasper. >> eric: that is it for us for "the five." thank you for watching. ♪ ♪ captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> bret: welcome to a special edition of "special report." i'm bret baier. we're live on the vegas strip in clark county, nevada, one of the swing counties that will likely determine the winner on election day. 99 days from today. there are 12 battleground states. we identified more than 30 key swing counties inside the states based on the voting patterns, key issues and demographics. those counties are marked in yellow on those map. we'll travel to a dozen of them in the next 99 days. here in nevada, if you are watching tv, almost every commercial break has at least one ad from a presidential campaign or a super-pac. sometimes several. nationally in the presidential race, the real clear politics average of recent polls has president obama up 1.8. in nevada according to the average of polls president leads by 5.3. politically, the sil

cliche. >> eric: welcome back dana. did you have a good time? >> dana: i did. but i really missed that jasper. >> eric: that is it for us for "the five." thank you for watching. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "red eye." i'm greg gutfeld or as i am known in finland, ricki lake. filling in to give the pre game report is -- gavin mcguinness' father, jimmy. what is coming up? >> good evening, america. welcome to a wee better -- bit of sanity in a world gone mad. our top story of the night, some poll is proud of the nhs. americans add -- and then evening land volleyball players forced to wear bakinis. and they say, are you serious, by the way? and our youth don't know how to move out of the house while at the same time saying [ina --] inaudible [. and teachers hospital be in their bloody pajamas. greg? >> jimmy, excited to have you on the show. i hope you do better than your son. >> i love him. are you making fun of my son? >> he had a rough time. >> you [bleep]. >> i had no idea. i apologize. >> apology accepted. >> see new a few minutes. >> love you. >> love you. >>> let'